The Westmount examiner, 28 janvier 1943, jeudi 28 janvier 1943

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WATCHES! > We have « grand selection at biz savings.OHMAN°S 1216 Greene Ave.DECC OOOO DOC OS Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis Che Westmount Lxaminer | 0 oO A 4263 Free OC DOCH DCD HARDWOOD FLOORS | Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished 50¢ S00 Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & Co.se, Estimates Catherine St, Westmount WE.2323 COO DODO D000 VOL.XIV, No.5 Gift of $574,098 From City Helping 3 Bankrupt Towns Total Contributed by Island Municipalities to Weak Sisters Comes to $9,370,540 Westmount has contributed $574,098.53 towards the maintenance of the Island of Montreal's Point aux Trembles, Montreal North, the past 22 years, according to a three bankrupt municipalities.and Ville St.Michel, during report submitted by E.Brisebois, secretary-treasurer of the Metropolitan Commission at a meeting of the board this week.This city has contributed the * second highest amount to this more or less worthy ¢ cause, Montreal being first \u2018with $7,601,856.In all Montreal and suburban municipalities under the jurisdiction of the commission have contributed §9,370,540 to the three bankrupts, Other than Westmount and Montreal are: Outremont, $345,- 914.93; Verdun, $314,314.58; Lachine, $159,583.94; Montreal East, $102,910.68; Montreal West, $59,708.35; Mount Royal, $67,838.36; Ville La Salle, $47,728.32; Ville St, Pierre.$33,325.69; Hampstead, $26,- 380.60 and Ville St, Laurent, $36,880.15.Amounts Received Out of the amount paid by Montreal and other cities, Pointe aux Trembles received $3,830,- 559.07; Montreal.North, $2,013,- 648.90, and.Ville St.Michel, $3,526,332.08, On the other hand, the report adds, these three muuicipalities have lived within their budget during the last fiscal year, With budgeted expenses of $58,603, Pointe aux Trembles spent only $55,230.42, leaving a surplus of about $3,200.Montreal North had a budget of $93,611, but disbursed only $88,018, leaving a favorable balance of about $4,500.Ville St.Michel completed the last fiscal year with a surplus of about $500, its budget being $47,586 and its -actual expenditures $47,008.Mr.Brisebois said that administrative costs of the commission since its establishment in 1921 totalled $390,494.26.Expenditures varied from $10,000 to $15,000 during the first seven years, Administrative costs then jumped to $22,170 in 1929, In 1933, the tigure was reduced to $7,665, the lowest in the history of the commission.In successive years, disbursements were as follows: 1934, $10,139; 1935, $17,089; 1936, $22,201; 1937, $36,311; in 1938 $62,012, when the late W.Biggar created the town planning department.Last year they were $11,788, Triple Measure Of Life Theme At Baptist Church Dr.J.A.Johnston to Give Message for Common Citizen at Evening Service At the morning service at West- mount Baptist Church, Dr.Johnston will have as his theme: \u201cThe Secret Place of the Most High\u2014 Under the Shadow of the Almighty\u201d.This message will seek to show the richness and the satisfactory nature of real Christian experience.At the evening service, the address will have as its theme: \u201cThe Rhythm of Life's Triple Measure \u2014 Fact! Faith! Feeling!\u201d This message is conceived as being of the greatest possible help to ordinary folk, It will tell how we may acquire a song in our hearts and a lilt in our souls.The Young People's Assembly meets Monday evening at 8 o'clock, They are organized as an Airforce Squadron and the programmes are of a very high quality.Young men and women in the city are cordially invited to attend.On Wednesday evening the congregation has its mid-week fellowship assembly.This is conducted by the minister and officers and is a source of inspiration and helpfulness to all who participate.Visitors are most rordially welcome to all services of the church and congregation.Endeavour Unions From Westmount Will Attend Rally Week-end to See Celebration of 62nd Anniversary of Organization Along with Christian Endeavour Unions throughout the North American continent and Great Britain, the Montreal Christian Endeavour Union will celebrate the sixty-second anniversary of the founding of Christian Endeavour with a two day rally on Sunday, and Monday, Christian Endeavour groups from West- mount will attend.Rev.Dr.F.W.Norwood.internationally famous Australian- born preacher and former pastor of City Temple Church, London, England.will be the principal speaker at the two day gathering of endeavourers from churches of all Protestant denominations in this city.Dr.Norwood opened his ministry in Montreal at St.James United Church only two Sundays ago.Other speakers on the programme include, Rev.Dr.W.Stanford Reid, pastor of Fair- mount Taylor Church, Rev.G.DG.Kilpatrick, D.D., principal, United Theological College, Montreal, Rev.H.S.Rodney, pastor Ephraim Scott Presbyterian Church and W.Kenneth Hall, president of the Union.Programme of Events The complete program of events is as follows: Sunday, 9.00 a.m, \u2018\u2019The Quiet Hour\u201d in the Chapel, Erskine and American Church, speaker: Rev.Dr.W.Stanford Reid; 7.30 p.m., union church service, Fairmount-St.Giles church, preacher, Rev.G.D.G.Kilpatrick, D.D, On Mon- 9 DR.F.W.NORWOOD day at 6.15 p.m.the Endeavour banquet will take place followed by the final rally at 8 p.m.in Fairmount-St.Giles church at which Dr.Norwood will give the address.Christian Endeavour was founded on February 2nd, 1881, in Portland, Maine, by a young minister of Canadian birth, Rev.Francis E.Clark, who realized the need of an organization through which young people could give expression to their Christian experience and find an avenue of service.It has grown steadily until today it bas a world-wide membership of approximately tour and one half million people.Its purpose, as expressed in its motto, is to serve \u2018Christ and the Church\u2019 and to seek to bring young people to lives of consecration.training, service and feilow- ship.ee \u201cKARNAK LADIES The Karnak Ladies\" Social Club will meet in the Masonic Temple.Sherbrooke street west.on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.for sewing, knitting apd business.P/O Woods Is Graduate Of Westmount High An Examiner reader commenting on press stories of the award of an Air Force Cross to Pilot Officer George W.Woods, son of Mr, and Mrs.N.P, Woods of 4151 Hingston avenue, points out that no mention has been made so far of the fact that P/O Woods is a |: graduate of Westmount High School where he played in intermediate and senior hockey and rugby.P/O Woods was included in the King\u2019s New Year Honor list, Calvary Church Reports Progress During Past Year Increases in All Departments Shown at 65th Anniversary Services The 66th anniversary of the founding of Calvary Church was observed at the special services held in the Church on Sunday last with the Minister, Capt.the Rev.T.W, Jones, M.A.,, D.D.preaching both morning and evening.The Sunday School, which preceded the formation of the Church, celebrated its 54th anniversary, while the Young People\u2019s Society celebrated its 60th Anniversary on Monday, January 25th, : The annual business meeting of the Congregation was held last night.Following a devotional service conducted by the Pastor.the secretarial report of the year's work was presented by A.8.Keiller, secretary of the church.The statistical section showed a net gain during the year of 28 members, the membership now standing at 713 resident and 41 non-resident members.Among those lost by death were T.B.Macaulay, Miss Maud Le- bourveau and Mrs.N.S.Dunlop.The report revealed that 137 members of the church and congregation have enlisted in the active services of the country, of whom six have already given their Hves In this great crusade.Reports from all departments of the life and work of the congregation were presented, These revealed much activity, earnest labour, and sincere devotion to the cause of Jesus Christ and humanity through this branch of His church.While Sunday School and Young People\u2019s work is being maintained under increasing difficulties, the spirit of optimism was sounded in the reports of the school and the Y.P.Union.Women's work was reported in the W.M.S.story; in the work of the Woman's Association, and in the report of the Red Cross Units.The church treasurer's report presented by T.Haugland, showed $10,428 raised for the local work of the congregation, while the - Missionary and Benevolent : Funds report of A.Modler showed a total of $2,194 raised for these purposes, The trustees and canvass committee reported through the secretary of the Trustee Board, which showed a very encouraging outlook for the year 1943, The W.M.S.reported an income of $547, while the W.A.raised a total of $1,649.It was reported that constant communication is being maintained between the men and | women of the congregation on active service and the groups to which they belonged, as well as by the Women\u2019s Association sending parcels to those overseas.Officers for the year 1943 include: Chairman of the Church Board, Mr, F.N.Stephen; Secretary, A.S.Keiller; treasurer, T Haugland; Missionary and Benevolent Fund Treasurer, A.Mod- ler: President of W.A., Mrs.J.Heron; President of W.M.S,, Mrs.A.N.Curtis, superintendent of S.S., D.T.Jackson; President of Y.P.U., Miss Margaret Robertson; President of Red Cross, Mrs.A.W.Brown, Musical items during the evening by Evelyn Beban and Mr.Patterson, were rendered Miss George accompanied by the organist, H.E.Colcomb, Following the business session a reception was held in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours and refreshments served by the Women\u2019s Association: ASSOCIATION TO MEET A meeting of the Roslyn Home and School Association will he held next Monday at 8.15 in Ros- Ivp School.The speaker will be J.W.Perks and the subject of hia address, \u201cHow and Why Our Schools are Changing\u2019.EE RY TR SRY Cae Yn LEANING UP IN TUNISIA Handy horse trough somewhere in Tunisia makes a wash basin for British paratrooper cleaning some of that embattled country\u2019s mud off his boots.countryman From U.S.Captain W.J, Vanderkloot whose wife is living on Arlington avenue, had again the honor of piloting Premier Churchill to a conference of world importance, this time to the meeting with President Roosevelt at Casablanca, French Africa, which was revealed to the Allled and Axis camps this week.In the plane which carried the British premier was Captain Jdck Ruggles, as co-pilot.His wife lives on Cote St.Luc road.These two young officers, both Americans, were in charge of the big Liberator plane which carried Mr.Churchill to Moscow for his first personal meeting with Joseph Stalin.They also took him to Cairo for a series of army inspections which finally resulted in the shake-up of the Middle East com- Churchill Piloted To Africa By Airman From Westmount Captain W.J.Vanderkloot, With Fellow- Captain Jack Ruggles, Also in Charge of Plane Which Took Premier to Moscow for Stalin Conference mand and led to the appointment of General Sir Harold Alexander and General Sir Bernard Mont- Bomery to the posts of leadership and to the ending, not only of the Axis threat to Alexandria and the Nile, but to the complete and final eclipse of the African Empire of the ex-bawdy house bouncer and common thief, Benito Mussolini.The two officers, both attached to the Royal Air Force Ferry Command, were out\u2019 of communication with their homes for several weeks prior to the announcement of the Moscow conference and the visits to Calro and the African battle front.They have been similarly incommunicative during recent weeks-\u2014a cireum- stance which prompted their wives to the guess that something big was again afoot.Lieutenant E.J.Neill .|Awarded Commission Lieutenant KE.J.Neill was one of the first Canadian soldiers to be seut back from Britain to qualify for officer's rank in Can- \u2018ada.He was recently awarded his commission aud ras rejuined his old unit, the Ist Battation, the Black Watch (R H.R.} of Can- uda.He is the son of Petty Of- fiver Jack Neitll, RCN.VOT, and Mrs.Noill.of 4327 Vestern avenue, and has three years achive gervice to his credit of which wo were spent outside Canada.A graduate of Westmount High School, he was an active member of the Scout movement, Noseworthy Talks At Social Evening 0f C.CF.Branches Local Club Joins in Conduct of Successful Party Held in Victoria Hall A social evening presented by the N.D.G., Westmount and Verdun units and other clubs of the C.C.F.was held In Victoria Hall, on Saturday, Well over 300 members and friends of the C.C.P.attended.Comments indicated the party was a huge success and that everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves.Games, entertainment and dancing filled out the program.Although mostly attended by C.C.F, members, a surprisingly large number of friends and strangers were present.In order to get everyone acquainted, a game was played in which pictures of notables were pinned on everyone's hacks and each one had to find whose picture he or she had on their back by asking such questions as \u201cAm 1 dead or man?\u201d One can well {magine some of the nnswers they recelv- ed.Norman Daw, of the Verdun C.C.F.Club, acted as master of ceremonies, The Workman's Circle Cholr, a Jewish fraternal society, whose thousandr of members support C.C.F.activities, sang three selep- tions, Migs Doris Silverman was the accompanist and the choir wud under the able direction of Appeal Renewed For War Salvage Committee Hard at Work on Important New Drive The City of Westmount War Salvage are again in a position to collect newspapers, wrapping paper and large corrugated boxes.It is necessary to tle newspapers in bundles or pack them tigntly in cartons before putting them alongside the garbage cans on your collection day with any other salvage vou might have.If a householder has a large accumulation of Salvage vlease call FI, 8531 War Salvage and arrangements will be made to have it collected.Attention of the citizens is drawn to the fact that although bottles are not being collected in certain other districts the Salvage Committee are still authorized to collect bottles for the war effort.1943 Officers Elected At Onoway Club Meeting The Onoway Club of Stanley Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting at the home of Mrs.F.S.Morley recently, The treasurer reported that an increase of $150 had been made in the club funds over the previous year.The officers elected for 1943 are as follows: Hon.president, Mrs.T.A.Windsor; president, Mrs.F.8.Morley; vice-president, Mrs, L.C.Currie; treasurer, Mrs.Robert Alexander; secretary, Mrs.T.A.Windsor; supply convener.Mrs, G.MacKellar; atten- | dance convener, Mrs, !!, Dunn.| IDR.H, 8, ROSS TO SPEAK | Qur columnist, Dr.Howard S.Ross, K.C., will spend the weekend in Burlington, Vermont, where he will address a few meet- ings, including one at the Uni, versity of Vermont.where he will speak on \u201cSome Post-Victory ; Plans.\u201d Lost And Found At City Parks The following articles have been found {in the parks or the dressing rooms at the rinks and they may be claimed at the comfort station in which they were found upon proper ldenti- fication.King George Park: boy's navy blue windbreaker with cream lining; brown school hag containing brown hockey pants: elbow pad; lots of odd socks; hockey stockings, the following colours, red, blue and grey, size 9; grey and purple, st\" 9; blue and white, size 10; Roslyn, size 10; brown, orange and yellow; brown tweed size 11; white cable stitch, ladies, size 10; navy blue terry cloth, size 81%; ladies ankle socks, navy blue, size 81%.Pair of men's grey gloves, size 10; one hoy\u2019s rubber, gize 2; leather ski harness; leather helt for boy's windbreaker; child's purse, gold and wine in colour.Philip Reed, 73, Drops Down Dead Cote St.\u2018Antoine Road Man Overcome On Way Home Philip Reed, 73, of 400 Cote Rev.Dr.R.J.Luke's United at the service.at Montreal Church Memorial Park.NATURAL DEATH VERDICT A verdict of natural death wax, Rosemount, S.given at the morgue recently, It | Mims BE.Gahan, Westmount: A.Krashinsky.Miss Toftelman, a member of the choir, gave a heau- titul rendition of the \u2018\u2018Blue Danube\u201d and the \u201cIndfan Love Call\u201d as well as other numbers, which were well received by the audience.\u201cInformation, Please\u201d was another (nteresting and sometimes amusing item on the program.in| Pr.J.Cyril Flanagan acted as questioner, while Prof.F.R.Scott, national chairman of the CCF, M.Rubenstein, R.I Lamoureux, district representative of the United Steelworkers, Miss Alice Calder, and Norman Hillier, president of the Co-Operative Commonwealth Youth Movement, acted ag the experts.John Parker.president of the Verdun C.C.F, (lub gave his interpretation of that famous recitation \u201cThe Ramshottoms\u2019 which brought many a hearty laugh from all quarters of the hall, Dr.Walsh Presides Dr.W.E.Walsh, president of the Westmount C.C.F.Club, thanked the artists and introduced the guest of honor of the evening, I, W, Noseworthy.Mr, Nose- worthy is the CCF, Member of Parliament for South York, who has become a national figure In Canada since he defcated ex-Sena- tor Rt.Hon.Arthur Melghen, one-time leader of the Conservative party.Mr.Noseworthy.who fa making a speaking tour nf Sherbrooke.Magog and Stanstead, spoke hriefly ahout the growth of the C.C.F.in Ontario and said that in ane year the membership in Ontario had Increased five-fold and that a C.C.F.government in Ontario was no lnnger wishful thinking but a political possibifi- ty.The newly elected councillor in N.D.G., Dr.ND.P.Mowry, also said a few words, Dr.Mowry ls a St.Antoine Road, fell dead on great believer in child welfare and Roslyn avenue on bis way home! believes that strong healthy chil- Thursday of last week.Funeral| dren make a strong healthy na- services were held at Collins\u2019'tton.He safd he would like to Funeral Home on Saturday.Sur-!gee compulsory education nlux a ,viving are his\u2019 wife, two 40n08,| good well-balanced meal for every Royden and Cyril Reed, a daugh-|gehool child, Progress can never ter, Mrs.J.Burnett of Montreal.\u2019 he achieved with Ignorance und Thompson of St; inninutrltion, officiated i Burial took place Dancing and refreshments wound up the evening.The com- mitlees responsible for the sue.cess of the partv were: A.Langis, | Hogg of Verdun, J.Bradner of Lochhead.ND G.Mixa wag that of Evelyn Hall, 49, of, $ Kinsella, Westmount: Miss M.73 Clandehoys avenue, |(Hee NORKWORTHY on Page 3) tome SAN = allxa?\" or \u201cAm I & map or wo- notes in circulation in theso The function of a central ban Former President Is Chief Speaker At Banquet Friday Wm.S.Belson to Address Father and Son Function of Boys\u2019 Brigade Company The 1st Montreal-Wostmount Company will hold thelr 8th annual Father and Son Banquet Lo- morrow Friday evening in Mol- ville Church Hall, commencing at 6.30, when (he speaker of the evening will ho Wm, 8, Bel- son, battallon president in 1936-7.Hs topic will be, \u2018Building Better Boyhood.\u201d Tousts will be proposed by the following N.C.O.'s: The King, Sgt.Bdwin Goring: The Church, Corporal James Wright; The Boys\u2019 Brigade, L/C.Robert Eustwood; Boys on Active Service, 1./C.George Mac- Farlane.Special guests for tho evening Include Messrs, Duncan McLellan, D.A, Grant, John Rae, C.Victor Curtis, Gibson Smith, battallon president; C.Prindiville- Harold W.Dyer, T.W.Ritchie, and Rev.Dr, T, A, Wilson.Immediately following the banquet, a program has been arranged, to which the public are cordially invited to attend.This will take the form of a display, based upon the regular work carried on each week In the Brigade.A drill down competition, under the direction of Sgt.Paul Newns (R.A.F.), will start the evening program, followed by a squad drill display by the 1st and WM.S.BELSON 4th squads, under 8Sgl.Edwin Goring und 1,/C.Robert Kast- wood.The company will be inspected by Flight Lt.Snow of the No, 1 Wireless School, H.C.A.F.Various musical numbers will be given by members of the Company and first aid as arranged hy Instructor A.(i, And- ergon will also be featured, The evening will be completed by a series of skits, the last of which will he extracts from a camper's diary and presentation of awards earned during the past five months, The swimming medal, won hy Private Donald Doncan will be presented by Pilot Officer 71 Sterling along with the camp trophy won by Cpl, Jim Wright.Three months service badges will also be presented 10 the following hove: Privates G.Baxter, tl, ENTER A Brathwaite, I.Jensen, Manley Burriss.R.Pearson, B.Thurston | Hayhurst, WW.MeCleland.Colin MeKelvia, JL Donclas, FE * Lafontaine, \u201cpee Inflation Curbs Discussed in Talk Before Rotarians Gordon Brownlee Finds No Reason for Alarm in Canadian Increase of Note Issue PRICE:\u2014 TWO CENTS Westmount Rotary Olub heard its secretary talk on a financial subject yesterday whon Gordon Brownlee discussed the increase in note issue in Canada during tho war.Mr.Brownlee pointed out that the phenonicuon was common to all countries during a protracted war, citing the present cases of the United States, Great Britain and Canada, The increasing amount of countries, served.Many complaints were heard in this country about the various wir bureaus.Bul many of these were serving to check Inflation and keep our currency on an even kool, wag not Inflation, he ob- Kk.he sald, is to preserve a smooth flow of credit and currency.The agency for this control was created by law as in the United.States with (he Federal Reserve Bank or by custom ns in Britain where the Bank of England acted as regulator, Currency wus well regulated In Canada, said Mr, Brownlee, Note circulation ag from January 1 of this yoar was limited to 45 per cont of the chartered banks paid- up capital at the time of the cre- ution of the Bank of Canada in 1986, Heavy penalties were provided for breach of thls regula- ton and the banks, under that threat, kept well within the iimit, Creation of the Bauk of Can- adr wus a very long and wise step, said the speaker.Ils cen- trallzed reserves were u bulwark to our currency and its control helped Lo guard us agalnst the kind of financing which resorted to the printing press and made prices sky-rockel and money moaningloss, The speakor was introduced by Cecil T.Medlar, A, W.Callard Introduced a visiting Rotarian.Three members of the British morcantile marine were presented and received a hearty round of applause, Two pupils from West.mount High School were presented by P, G, Delgado, F.C, Whitaker, president of the club oceu- pled Lhe chair, Annual Report Made At Meeting Of St.Stephen's Wardens\u2019 Report Reveals Liabilities Met in Full I'ne wardens\u2019 report of the annual vestry meeting of Bt.Stephen\u2019s Church, held on Monday evening, showed receipts for the year amounting to $10,622.31 und a surplus over expenditure of $644.47.AN abilities for the current.year were met in full, including a reduction in mortgage principal of $1,000.Also, the full amount promised to the Mission Budget of the Diocese of Montreal, of $1,100 was pald.The Women's Association had a mont successful year.Their financial statement showed gross receipts of $2,872.36 of which $2,030 was given to current expenses of the Church, $1652 to the Church's Mission Budget and $320.69 through the \u2018 W.A Branches to the Montreal Diocesan Branch of the Women's Aux- illary for Missions, The following officers were elected for 1943: Rector's warden, W.A.C, Hamilton; people's warden, J.Willis (re-elected); delegates to Diocesan Synod; J.Charles l.angston and C, W.Kelsey; vestry clerk, George (Hllett; select vestry, JL.B.McFarlane (life member), W.BB.Nourse, W.PF.Wills, M.A, McVitty, J.D, Low- rey, Krnest Bowen, J.J.Anderson, J.D.Telford, #.FE, Irwin, H.Ælliott and A, Milton; auditors, H.A, McVitty, J.D.Low- rey snd KE.Bowen, Rev.Harold S, Laws, Rector, presided at the meeting, NURSES TO HOLD SALE A group of end Moutreal Gen- jrret Hospital graduate nurses are sponsoring u xtle of aprons, ; litted and funcy goods, home (cooking and \u201cwhite elephant\u201d {table, tomorrow and Saturday, in ; aid of their mobile canteen fund.i The sale will take place In the Montreal Light Heat and Ppwer lCompany showrooms on St, \u2018Catherine Strrot West.q et PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773* sims te he an the home, \u201cThe Examiner\u201d mewspaper for \u2014 \u201cWESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1943 RABBI STERN'S FINE ADDRESS RABBI H.STERN, of Temple lEmanu-el, Westmount, recently addressed the Beacon Study Schonl here on a subject that all democratic people hold to be one of the bulwarks of our liheral philosophy.Sir Wilfrid Laurier frequently spoke on the same subject: it was one of the great desires of his life to see it extended during his lifetime.He called it \u2018unity in diversity\u2019.Rabbi Stern illustrated it by making a vivid contrast hetween unity and uniformity.Uniformity, he said, is well illustrated among the peoples who today are our enemies\u2014the nations who seem to be personifying, en masse, the very spirit of evil, Hitlerite Germany is probably the most rigidly regimented nation the world has ever seen; Italy and Japan little less so.Unity, on the other hand.can be something quite dif- illustrated unity from nature with its infinite varieties.No two blades of grass are alike, he said; no two grains of sand, no two trees, no two per- ferént.Rabbi Stern sons.Yet, in all nature, there harmony.The educated man, therefore, knows that differences of race, creed, and tongue are no bar to unity, provided he is animated by a spirit of sympathy, understanding, and charity.He knows that, being all children of one Father, we are all, in God's sight, brothers.THE REAL RUSSIA IR BERNARD PARES, who was once ~ decorated by the last Tsar of the Russias, spoke in Montreal on Monday in support of the Aid to Russia fund, and told some things of present day Russia that many of us had suspected for a long time; chiefly, that Russia is no longer a communistic state, and hasn't been since 1921.Sir Bernard, who is a leading British authority on Russia, said that the old Bolshevists, in spite of their ardour, couldn\u2019t make Marxist communism work and discarded it entirely with the coming to power of Joseph Stalin.Today, Russia is a \u2018socialist state\u2014or, rather, a union.of autonomous so: cialist republics\u2014but we didn\u2019t learn of it until Germany warred on the Soviet because the old fear of communism was kept alive by powerful organizations who found it very much to their advantage to_do so.Germany, Italy, and Japancalyo played: upon -the-.red- City of Westmount Garden Buburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis.independent, devoted te public bogey to split their enemies and further their own nefarious ends.Sir Bernard's speech explains many things.It will be remembered, for example, that when the Russian ambassador to Canada, Hon, Feodor Gusev, was asked if Canadian communism had any counection with Russia, he unhesitatingly answered in the negative.The type nf communism that was exported from Russia in the days of Trotsky apparently lias no connection with the Stalin regime.The so-called communists of Canada are probably only a vestige of the old Trotskyists.Incidentally, one of our own people, Mr.Kirk Cameron of Westmount, who went on a lengthy mission to Russia in 1936 for the Canadian government, told a meeting at the Community Hall in Notre Name de Grace, upon his return, that Russia was no longer a communistic nation but had turned to a system of state capitalism.Tlis remarks were quoted throughout the country, and were roundly condemned by many prominent editors and others who had never been to Russia and whose knowledge of that country had prob- ahly heen gleaned from nineteenth century Russian novelists and a high school geography.EAT RIGHT TO FEEL RIGHT THE NUTRITION CAMPAIGN, sponsored by the Federal government, now in full swing throughout the country, is designed to build up the health of our people in order better to prosecute the war.The government expects the co-operation of all citizens in this patriotic undertaking.This district can be counted upon to do its full share toward making the campaign a success.There will he lectures, open to the public, delivered hy doctors, dietitians, and other food specialists.Instructional films will be shown dealing with the relative value of various foods and their proper preparation.Health is one of our greatest assets.The present campaign is intended to extend information as much as possible among our people to enable them to keep healthy in the great task to which we are committed.COMPANY clean service.\u2014 the idea of is unity and \u201cFASCIST\u201d 1S THE WORD N CONTRAST TO THE GERMANS and Italians, the Russians have been precise, accurate, and truthful in their communiques since the war started.In the early days of the invasion of their country they announced the bad news without delay, and there was plenty of it.They acted in complete good faith toward their people.Now, they announce good news several days after the events\u2014no doubt to make doubly sure of their facts.It is interesting to note thai seldom if ever do the Russians refer to the Germans as \u2018Nazis\u2019: they invariably use the term \u2018fascists\u2019 for both Italians and Germans.Tn this, too, they are accurate.National Sacialism is meaningless as a description of the German system.The German system, like the Italian, is fascism or corporatism, inaugurated by Mussolini and copied by Hitler.Fascism is the enemy, no N THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, | Church Notes * *.fm Dominion-Douglas Church next Bunday morning Dr.Lloyd Smith will continue the series of addresses based on \u201cThe Letters to the Seven Churches\u2019 \u2014 the theme for Sunday being: \u2018The Gift of the Morning Star\u201d.Church School and the Minister's Class in preparation for church membership will meet at three p.m.In the evening at 7.30 p.m.there will hegin a series on vocational guidance specially designed to be of help to young people.Mr.Ewart Hinds, Ph.D, a student in the senior year in medicine at MeGil] University, will speak on \u2018\u2018The Ministry of Healing''.All young people who are considering the practice of medicine as their life work are invited, Following the evening service, the Young People\u2019s Union will meet, The Sewing Circle on Monday at 2.00 p.m.will be working on Red Cross supplies.At the Women's Association he- ginning at 10.00 a.m.Tuesday, the needs of the Red Cross will also be given consideration.The Red Cross Unfit will meet from 10.00 a.m.to 5.00 p.m.on Wednesday to work on surgical dressings and on sewing for Russia.MELVILLE CHURCH | NOTES #\u2014\u2014 * | Dominion Douglas || 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1943 The Westmount Examiner's Hid week twelve passes are given to the the following requirements: Simply find the two for the purpose.All answers must be in this offic answers, as, unfortunately, it would b one submitting the right answers.The winners of last week's con will be received in Monday's mail.362 Kensington Ave.Examiner\u2019 Hidden Titles Contest kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each \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.names of the winner, will be published in Thursday's paper.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct Mrs.F.Hungate, 378 Elm Ave.; Miss Sheila Lavine, 428 Lansdowne Ave.; J.D.Sullivan, 4652 Sherbrooke West, Apt.7; Mrs.A.Vernon, 382 Olivier Ave.; Miss E.Macaulay, 2112 Claremont Ave.; Mrs.F.A, Dorion, den Titles Contest is run with the six lucky winners who comply with e not later than Wednesday, and the © impossible to give passes to every test are as follows and their passes Conducted by HOWARD 8.ROSS, : v In Which Subjects of v THE FORUM Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this mewspaper, and It does not accept responsibility for them.K.C., DCL General * The Rev.Canon Oliver, the rector of St.Matthias\u2019 Church, West- mount, will give the address on Sunday evening in which he wil) dea] with some of the issues which confront all the churches at the present time.A rearrangement of the Sunday schoo] work and groups is being made which it is hoped will result in a better use of all, the téaching material and methods for the henefit and training of all the pupils.A communicant\u2019s ¢lass is being formed under the instruction of the minister and new members will be welcome, Arrangements are being made for a Valentine party and for a Tea and sale in February, \u201cJustice must be wedded with force, ao that that which is just may be strong and that which is strong may be Jjust.\u201d\u2014Bishop Miguel de Andrea.\u201cOur tactics muslL be such that our objectives will be gunned, bombed or torpedoed to destruc- \u201cmatter urider what-namerit- operates.tion.\u201d-\u2014Admiral C.W, Nimits, The Westmount Examiner [Wal] | go.LOST FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SMALL black change purse containing OZ{TE rug padding, approx.58 square BROWN caraoul cout, 16, good con FUXEDO, size 38.Alro Tuxedo and pro.none kote, ont yds.$11.60.FI.3148, A-8| dition, very cheap.DE.5639.G-200 tails, 36, short.DB.6722.G-190 a wn oe vd.al VACUUM cleaner, $10.00.WInIer BOY'S winter overcoat, 19-11 years, SIMMONS metal bed, double sixé.Also - : overcoat, wise 42.WA.6964.G-181 good condition.WL.4638.G-218 #pring filled mattress.clean and in SITUATIONS WANTHD MAN'S Bulova wrlatwateh and Per: WALNUT deluxe secretary, $60.00.700 Suod_vondition.AT.4245.G-218 YOUNG woman, well recommanded, sian lamb hat.DE.1586.G-206 St.Joseph Blvd, West.G-209 HOT WATER tank, 30 gals, good experienced, will mind or take out baby afternoons, vicinity Westmount, Call afternoon or evening.WE.5249.A +29 MIODLE-AGED lady Willing to mind children afternoons or eveningas.WII.6519.A-11 DOMESTIO HELP WANTED AN for mornings to mind baby, violnity Westmount Park.WK.5349, GIRL as mothers help, Feb, iat, No washing or cooking, own bedroom, lest girl empioyed 3 years.Country girl preferred.EL, 2451.A-10 APARTMENTS WANTED WANTED \u2014 Small front apartment, street floor, F1.§us4.A-8 FLATS WANTED WOULD like five or six room fut near St.Paul's School, rent $35.00 unheated, vould exchange flat in N.D.G.BL.5682, A-18 SEVEN or eight room flat with basement, heated or unheated, Eaatern Westmount preferred, but not essential, , BL.6888.A-14 GARAGES WANTED ITY of Forden Crescent, heated, tor balance winter months.WI, 1836.A-T RXOHANGR LIVING QUARTERS WANT 5-6 room apartment or heated flat in Westmount In exchange for 4 room modern apartment near Weat- mount Park.F1.670.Al?FTX room heated fiat, exchange only for four ur five room apartment in Westmount.EL.3989, A-12 FOR SALE A L elour hesterfie Suite, never used, hargain, 395.Fine modern bedroom, $100.Handsome rug, $30; mats.Walnut breakfast suite.Pictures, dropleaf table, chairs, bookcase, lamps, tables.Never used, Exceptional npportunity.FI.1950.Col- son, 1353 Greene, Westmount.A-20 0 hosteas gown, dark crimeron velvet, never worn, size 44, cost $35.00, would a Dargain.Alno uded brass single bed and box springs, $10.00 for two, WE.1677.GIRL 8 mauve coat.hat, muff.Tunic, \u201c welvet, dress, sizes 10.Carriage boots, rainettes, size 3, bargain.WI.oust LADY'S black boots and figure skates, size 8%, rearonable.FT.5589.A-16 .broadtail box fur coat, sine 18, 0.00, 4124 Sherbrooke West.Apt.© FIL 5507 after 6 p.m.No dealers, : CL.A4 acrifice for $13,60,.1 OOO st OO 0% Crossword Puzzle O00 D0 A OA A OS 1 OO Ws.1 pjoRtZONTAL 49-\u2014Rodents 17\u2014You and me \u2014River in Germany 50\u2014Méraldry: grafted 19\u2014Near #-Todet fall 82\u2014Unusual 21\u2014Fabled monster 12\u2014To whimper 8t-Exclamation of 33\u2014Rotaling piece 13\u2014City In Nevada greeting (pl) 14-City_in Finland 8B8\u2014Fruit drink 25\u2014Light repasts 13\u2014Whlle 26\u2014Mests on the knees 16-Contest between 57\u2014To Ue 27-\u2014Sovereignty 59=\u2014-Hypothetical force 28~ Heavenly bedy 61-Organ of head two 18-\u2014The pigcon pe 30\u2014Greup of players 20\u2014Towa 83\u2014Daker'« product 38-\u2014To pierce \u20192\u2014Levantine kéteh 63~English queen 33\u2014Wire of Cuchulain 24\u2014Small nail 67\u2014Falsehood 38-\u2014C catrix 22\u2014Uit, of energy écond son of 40-\u2014Chlef god of Mem- A Eu (p am Lens his 2\u2014The kernel 60\u2014Portion of\u2018 medi- fe empower 31\u2014T6 put on cine 4 0 look fixedly 33\u2014Markets VERTICAL 48\u2014 Carpenter's in- t\u2014Health resort 2\u2014A British subject $\u2014Indian mulberry\u2019 strument 51\u2014Man's nickname 33\u2014Prinfr's measure 36\u2014French article 37\u2014-Folds of cloth 39-\u2014A specimen 4-\u2014Carnelian 36\u2014Period of time 41\u2014Two (Roman num- Ge=Reverie- - 38-\u2014Parent (coll) erals) 6\u2014Depends 60\u2014River in Scotland 42-\u2014Speed contest 2-\u2014-Preposition 61\u2014Hehrew name for, Bement \u2014S covering God 48 \u2014-Bthioplan title ÿ\u2014Diriner course 62\u2014Thrée-toed sloth 47\u2014Body of armed 10\u2014Jewish month 83\u2014River in Sibéria men 11\u2014~River in Italy 66 Negative (Belution will be found elsewhers in this isene) .a condition, $4.00.4344 Beaconsfield.G-188 HANDMADE double bed, upholstered with cream leather, box spring and mattress.Matching chest, mirror and chair.Mahogany living room tablé and chair.Dressing table.Night stand.No dealers.BI.8870.G-228 WANTED TO PURCHASE 'E are interested in buying ol Silver Plate, Bric-a-brac, Jewellery, China, eto, Ouf reputation during 43 years in buainess ia your assurance of honest, confidential transactions.Phone WE.1046, Ohman's, 1218 Greene avenue.A-25 ANTIQUE SILVER, china, crystal, paintings, ornaments, bronzes, other antiques, bought.Representative calls.lyons, 1480 St, Catherine.WI.8700, A-26 MEN'S and boy's used winter and fall coats, suita, double breasted, tuxedos, ete.Good prices.HA.3700.Evenings.CR.1938.A-27 CRIB (or baby girl wanted.Must be good condition.WA.2948.A-24 ELECTROLUX with attachments, Must De in good condition.Rug about 8x9, suitable for bedroom.WA.6964.A-18 CARTAGE & STORAG NO DAME DE GRACE Transfer.Local and long distance movers.Also storage.DE.3:10.A-d DRESSMAKING COATS, nuita and dresses, reasonable prices.Miss Mathews, Tailoress, dressmaker, 1318 St.Catherine 8t.FI.60S 1.A-9 TADIES\u2019 and children\u2019s coats, suite and dresses.Smoking, embroidery.Also alterations, remodeling.Mouder- ate price.FI.$070.A-2 MOTHERS \u2014 Have vodr children's clothes made by Hra Moyle, 2010 Mel- rose Ave.N.D.G, Apt.4 EL.06846.A-28 DÉCORATING PAINTING.Decorating, all kinds of repairs to property.Mr.C, Manseau.B44 Claremont avenue.FL.9714.A-8 EDUCATIONAL ENGLISH and French nursery, Kindergarten and Primary School is now in session at 4926 Grosvenor Avenue.Grade 1, 8, 3, day boarders, transportation, 8-12 or 9-4, EL.1205, A-13 RUGS REVERSIBLE broadloom rugs made from your old carpets and materials.Angle Prench Carpet Company.Drummond Bldg.PL.3846.A-1 have.Make something of never be satisfied.\u201d John Temple Graves, columnist for the Birmingham Age-Herald, said of him: \u201cHistory is going to remember George Washington Carver not only as a Negro who became a great scientist but also as a great sclentist who was also a great believer in God, his country and bis fellow man, It is going to remember him, too, as one born in, slavery who was freed not, only by act of Abraham Lincoln but also and in a deeper sense by what he made of himself and his world, what he did for himself with his slender opportn- nities, what he did with the impoverished soils of the south he loved.He made the most of everything, of his chances, of himself, ot the poor and trifling things around him.\u201d Free Enterprise No Longer Free Charles BE.Merriam, professor emeritus at the University of Ohicago and vice-chairman of the National Resources Planning Board, told the Union League club that the government.would have to act to protect private enterprise at the end of the war.He saw no porsibility for its survival unless the government steps in.He suggested that the government might lighten the burden of taxation on low income levéls, adopt a corporate tax policy designed to promote investment, and hold to an established policy and refrain from changeable act- fons, There will be those who wonder how free such enterprise is.Might Professor Merriam have been \u2018\u2018pulling the leg\u201d of the staid Union League club?\u2014Char- les Leslle Venahle.Declaring that \u2018\u2019we aré dater- mined to provide the civilian population with adequate medical care,\u201d Dr.E.L.Henderson of Louisville, chairman of the pro- ourément and assignment service committee of the Fifth Service Command, comprising Kentucky and three adjacent states, has announced that plans are being formulated to secure compulsory relocation of doctors and dentists.The plans provide thai voluntary supplying of areas deficient in doctors and dentists be tried first, but if this fails.drafting will be in order.\u2014 Leading Conservative Party Journal of Nova Scotia, \u2018Bureaucratic squanderiust\u2019 will not go far to heal the miseries that handicap the full existence of human society, Not can pious platitudes provide them with enduring remedy.Both obligations must be made our rule of life- \u2018Praise the Lord, and heed His admonitions.\u201d both (faith and works muat combine to save true manhood.\u2014 Archbishop McNally.Doctors Approve of Group Medicine A uew medical care plan involving more than 2.500 doctors, representing every hospital In the metropolitan area and covering all fields of medicine and surgery.was announced last week by Group Health Co-operative.Inca non-profit medical service corporation with headquarters at 1790 Broadway.The doctors, the announcement said.were offering their services in a plan to provide medical care insurance at an average cost of two and one-fourth cents a day.Winslow Carlton, executive director.declared that at The humble life and remarkable achievements of Dr.Washington Carver of Tuskegee Institute have done much to cauge Alabamans and other whites throughout the south to appreciate the Negro and to dispel the idea held by so many that the Negro race as such is inferior.Recently, this eminent scientist, the son of a slave, died.His death is being mourned by blacks and whites alike.From the days of Alabama, Dr.Carver made face powder and paints.From the peanut he made over 300 different products; from sweet potatoes, 118.Hundreds of useful products were made from waste materials.One of his maxims was: \u201cStart where you are, with what you it and » George couple or $2.00 for a family, the plan provided the services of phy- siclians and surgeons for operations and maternity care either in or outside hospitals, and consultation and non-surgical treatment when subscribers were bed patients in hospitals.Mr, Cariton said the plan had been endorsed by the medical societies of New York, Kings and Queens countiesy after more than & year\u2019s study by their joint economic council.Our Changing World It is not enough that we should win battles and destroy our enemies, It lg not enough that our noblest sons should perish in immortal deeds that flash across the sky.We shall not have won the war unless we can rid the world of wrong and injustice in the economic as well as the political sphere.The lives of millions of men and women have become infused with an Idealism they did not know before.The war has shown us that we could accomplish in a night things that we were afraid of for a generation\u2014conscription of excessive profits, the taxation of wealth, and the establishment of a living wage.It has shown us that a nation that has haggled about old age pensions, and would not pay for adequate education of its children, had it in its power to spend $3,000,000 a day for years on any enterprise it chose to begin!\u2014The Halifax Herald, leading Conservative Party journal of Nova Scotia.On Jan.12 Dr Howard A.Kelly, famous Baltimore surgeon, died at the age of 84, Mrs.Kelly died six hours later.With Osler, Welch and Halstead, Dr.Kelly comprised the \u2018big four\u201d who founded the Johns Hopkins medical faculty and gave ft world fame, Always deeply interested in religion, and active in church affairs, Dr.Kelly held conservative theological views which widely circulated through pamphlets and addresses.In fact, he might be said to have stood for a species of fundamentalism which was all his own, Dr.F.F.Tisdall.consultant in nutrition for the Canadian Army, said before a meeting of rural leaders at Guelph: \u201cMalnutrition is widespread mn Canada.Milling practices.as developed by the large milling companies, seem to be responsible in part, Wheat milled according to their methods gives the human about 150 units of vitamin B-1 per pound of pro- duet.Animals getting the rough part get 2,200 units per pound.Hogs are better fed than bu- mans.\u201d This knowledge has become; quite common, yet.the same .old flour is still one of the principal foods in use in our country, Our Agricultural Departments\u2014 Federal and Provinclal\u2014are doing splendid work and should add to their triumphs the cleaning up of such a faulty situation.80-year-old United States Senator Norris of Nebraska, gave his senatorial swan song recently at Hotel Commodore, With a stiff bow to the National Association! of Manufacturers, he said this | war was being fought not only 10; develop large power plants, im-: a basie monthly cost of 80 cents for a single person, $1.50 for a: ilar to the TVA, on the Danube | but on \u201cevery other river \u20ac were | \u2014% The regular services of Calvary A Church, Dorchester St.at Greene 1 Ave.,, Westmount, wil be held on Sunday next, January 31st, at the usual hours with the Pastor, Capt.the Rev.T.W, Jones, M.A., D.D., leading the worship and preaching.The Church School in all departments will meet at 10 am.The morning service will be at 11 am, at which time Dr.Jonee will preach on the theme \u2018\u201cEvery-day Religion.\u201d At the evening service at 7.30 p.m., Dr.Jones will preach on the theme \u201cThe Fiery Ordeal of a Noble Soul.\u201d The Young People\u2019s Union will hold its first regular meeting since the installation of the new officers on Monday, Feb.1st, at 8.15 p.m.The president, Miss Margaret Robertson, will conduct the meeting and will tell the immortal story of The Pilgrim's Progress.The story will be fllustrated with beautiful lantern slides.The Red Cross will meet on similar magnitude anywhere in the world.\u201d A friena 1ving in California (now 82) who has been for some years receiving an old age pension of $40 (of which $26 is paid by the State and $15 by the Federal authorities) wrote me recently: \u201cJust heard over the radio that our new Governor and Legislature propose to give all persons 60 years and over a straight pension of $60 a month, regardless of their physical or financial condition.\u201d Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Avenue, Westmount Rev.Wm.Or Muiligan, M.A.LL.B, D.D.Minister: SUNDAY SERVICES 11.00 a.m.The Chriitian's Message for Our Times and Circumstances, 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.The Rev.Canon Ofiver will speak on \u201cThe Church and Complacency.\u201d VISITORS WELCOME Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choir Direster SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st 11.00 a.m.\u201cTRE SECRET PLACE OF THE MOST HIGH\" \u201cUnder the Shadow of the Almighty.\u201d BIBLE SCHOOL 3 o'clock, 7.30 p.m.THE RHYTHM OF LIFE'S TRIPLE MEASURE - FACT! FAITH! FEELING! Dr.Johnston will preach at both services.Visitars cordially welcome, Young People\u2019s Union \u2014 Monday at 8 o'clock.Congregational Midweek Assembly \u2014 ednesday at 8 o'clock.St.Andrew's Church Westmount (Côte St.Antoine Rd, near Argyle Ave.) Minlters Rev.F.W.Kerr, Bo.Seudent-Assistant Mr, A.Leonard Griffith, B.A.11.00 a.m, \"The Book of Job.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Program of Russian Music.Entire open collection to be given to Russian Relief Fund.Rachmaninoff \u2018\u2019Hymn to the Cherubim.\"\u201d Tschaikovsky \"Pilgrim Song\u201d \"QO Praise The Name of the Lord,\u201d KA Legend,\u201d \u2018\u2019Angel Spirits,\u201d and \u201cHear, Lord.\u201d Other numbers by Arensky, Gretchaninofé and Ip- politoff-Ivanoff.EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED CALVARY 1 || CHURCH NOTES | \u201c\u2019Westmouat's Home Newspaper\u201d Tuesday from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m, with the evening branch meeting at 7.30 p.m.The Women's Association will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday at 2.30 pm.Mrs Heron, the new president, will take charge, Following the annual meeting which was held on Wednesday, Jan.27th, all departments are starting forward to make 1948 the best year in the history of ths Church.All who desire a friendly, sympathetic and challenging Church, are invited to share the fellowship of Calvary.Just an Also Ran \u201cAm I the only girl you've sver kissed?\u201d demanded the pert young girl, \u201cWell\u2014er\u2014no,\u201d blurted her latest find, \u2018\u201cbut\u2014\" \u201cThen buzz off,\u201d wag the reply.\u201cIf you know the course, and that\u2019s your top form, I'm not playing.\u201d CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st 10.00 a.m.Church School in all dee partments.11.00 a.m, Every-day Religion.3.00 p.m.Men's Own Brotherhood.7.30 pm.The Fiery Ordeal of a Noble Soul.Monday, 8.15 p.m., llustrated Story \u2014The Pilgrim\u2019s Progress.Tuesday, 10.30 a.m.to 4 p.m., Red Cross Group; 7.30 p.m., Evening branch of Red Cross.Wednesday, 2.30 p.m., Women's Ase sociation Meeting.DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Bivd., corner Lansdowne Avenue Minister: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, -A., D.D.Student Assistante Mr.Graham Barr, B.A.11,00 am.The Minister.ore Gift of the Moming ar.\u201d .3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Ewart G.Hinds, Ph.+ \"The Ministry of Healing, 8.30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.Mr.J.M.Walkley, Organist Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victeria Avenues Minister: Thé Rev.Frank $.Merley, B.D., Ph.D.(Edin.) Walter $.Clapporton, A.R.C.M, Organist & Choir Director \u2014 SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.Subject: Are There Any Sign Posts to God?11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Evening Service.Subject: 2nd series: \u2018\u2019Litere= ture and Faith.\u201d \u201cThe Wie sion of Dante.\u201d 8.15 p.m.Yoyng People\u2019s Group.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western -Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A, B.D.\u2014 SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Charm of Jesus.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\"Mussolini: Sawdust Caesar.\u201d Being the fifth in a series of sermons on great persomalities.This man tried to build and was not able to finish.Wherein lies the tragedy of Mussolini?Annual Congregational Wednesday, February 3rd J.\u20ac.Scott, LRSM, Choir Director Meeting on Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.$7 St, James St.Won HA.9238 Canada\u2019s Most Deadly Fifth Column Exposed will be the subject of REV.T.T.SHIELDS, D.D.end REV.H.G MARTIN Thursday, Feb.4th, at 8 p.m.Windsor Hotel (Rose Room) Auspices: Canadian Protestant League Admittance by Tickét 7-7.30 p.m.- General Admission 7.30-8 p.m.For further information and free tickets write Rev.J.R.Armstrong, Local Secretary, 72 York $t., Westmount.Send stamped, self-addressed erivelops.Wes Tol At the Westmou in Victor noon, the activities sentation to Major Canadian money is chase of the city 0 ing distri made b: president expressin of the Ca the nece: work, an these co! Committ: Mrs.J presente which | $237.50, of the \u2014\u2014\u2014 c Suit Mending 1 Custe 4226 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 W Fill on I\" ng br.re 43 the hd- lng the ply.nd ley- hp 3.ion.rm.westmouat's Home Newspaper\u201d THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1943 PAGE THREE Westmount Women Give $2,100, St.Andrew\u2019 s Choir To Buy Blood Donor Clinic At the business meeting of the Westmount Women's Club, held in Victoria Hall, on Friday afternoon, the climax of many months\u2019 activities was reached, in the presentation of a cheque for $2,100 to Major D.J.Corrivall, of the Canadian Red Cross Society.This money is to be used for the purchase of a blood donor clinic for the city of Montreal and surrounding districts.The presentation was made by Mrs.R.M.Macaulay, president.Major Corrigall, in expressing his thanks on behalf of the Canadian Red Cross, urged the necessity of carrying on this work, and told how welcome were these contributions, Committees Active Mrs.J.M.Wright, treasurer, presented the financial report, which included the sum of $237.50, raised from the donation of the dressed doll donated by CUSTOM MADE Suits and Overcoats at the price of ready-made clothing Mending, Pressing, Valet Service T.SENECAL (Established 1897) Custom Tailor - Couturier 4226 ST.CATHERINE ST.WE.5908 Mrs.Lorne H.Eaton, also that 66.55 was realized at the Christmas party from the miscellaneous table, convened by Mrs.A.S.Thomson and Mrs.A.M.Boucher.Thanks were expressed to Mrs, R.M.Whitmore, chairman of the Christmas party, and of the an- cual musicale, for the programs Fresented on these days.It was noted that the welfare committee, under the chairmanship of Mrs.Chas.Shearer, distributed five Christmas hampers to needy tamilies, and*had also sent several thousand books and magazines, which were the result of the club's Christmas party appeal, to the book depot, for distribution to the armed forces.War Work Reported Mrs.Harold Mills, chairman ot the war work committee, in presenting her report, stated that the total receipts for last year were 2,247.34 and total disbursements $1,674.14; the club is one of several organizations supplying articles of clothing, books and canteen supplies to H.M.C.S.Westmount, and its ladies cooperate with other organizations in distributing books, magazines, cigarettes, home-made candy and cookies, games and playing cards to the convalescing veterans of Ste.Anne's Military Hospital at Christmas.The chairman also commented on the production record of 437 articles sent to V- Sir George Williams School ART * Operated by Sir os } Williams College of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.Professional and leisure-time training in all branches of fine and commercial art, including drawing and painting, water colour, oil, modelling and sculpture, poster design, fashion drawing, illustrating, advertising art.Three studios.Individual instruction.Co-educational.Day and evening courses.Special Saturday morning class for school pupils.Information from Registrar.[441 Drummond St.- + MA.8331 SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS BUSINESS SCHOOL (operated by Sir George Williams College of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.) New classes on the 1st and 15th of each month School open 12 months a year DAY DIVISION General Office course \u2014 Bookkeepers' course Stenographic course - Secretarial course EVENING DIVISION Shorthand \u2014- Typewriting \u2014 Bookkeeping Information from the Registrar 1441 DRUMMOND ST., MONTREAL, MA.8331 \u201cthe To Give Program Of Russian Music A program of music by the great Russian composers will be rendered Sunday evening in St.Andrew's Church, by Fred Whiteley and his well-known choir.The entire open collection will be contributed to the Aid-to- Russia Relief Fund.The impressive and intricate instrumental effects so character istic of Russian music will he rendered on the organ by Mr.Whiteley.The soloists will be Mrs.\u2018W.H.Lewis and Herbert Hewetson.Five numbers will be from the works of Ttchaikovsky.including the Pilgrim Song.Rachmaninoff\u2019s lovely \u201cHymn to the Cherubim\u2019 will also be rendered, as well as numbers from \u2018Arensky.Gretchaninoff and Ippolitoft- Ivanoff.At the morning service in St.Andrew's, Rev.Dr.Kerr will preach the first in a series of sermons on the Book of Job.In this first sermon he will give a perspective of the book, and will indicate the problems raised in this book regarding the suffering of godly men.Distant \u201cI hear you're related to our wealhr narichioner?\u201d \u201cDistantly.\u201d \u201cHow distant?\u201d \u201cAs far distant as he can keep me.\u201d Bundles for Britain, 29 to Scottish War Relfef, 96 articles of sewing, 177 knitted garments and 76 pairs of minesweepers mitts to the Red Cross, made from material which they supplied.320 knitted articles were made from the club's material and supplied to various military units, she said.Suppers Served Mrs, Harold Mills briefly outlined the two suppers given in the Westmount Y.M.C.A, to men In the services, and the work done by the bandage committee who.she said, have made 250 bandages and 350 dressings to date from salvaged bath towels, sheets.tablecloths, men's shirts, napkins.etc.Reports were then read by other standing \u2018committees.At the close of the business part of meeting, Miss Freeman of the R.C.A.F.gave a brief talk on the necessity of encouraging all would-be re.ruits of the Women's Division of the R.C.A.F.Mrs, R.M.Macaulay, president, was In the chair.War-time refreshments were served by the hospitality committee, under the chairmanship of Mrs, A.E.Thomson.1939 FROM 1939 to 1942, our wage bill increased from $4,511,433 to $9,379,203, due te additional employment given by the war.But also because the average hourly earnings of plant employees, inclusive of cost-of-living bonuses, are 33.2 per cent higher than in 1939.1942 DIVIDENDS paid to the 3,188 shareholders who own the company, remain at the same level as in 1939 \u2014 $1,485,842, DOMINI IN THE same period, our income taxes rose from $244,514 to $8,000,000.The tax load is now 32 times what it was in 1939.939 1942 \u201c1 DO\u201d the wires and wave lengths from Hawaii.the bride, a Ft.Worth, Tex., aircraft worker, to George M.Shoftner, Dayton, O., aircraft engineer, now at Hickam Field.To a bridegroom 4000 miles away Evalyn Daniel happily spokes those magic words of marriage and heard his reply come back over Telephone wedding united HOSPITAL AUXILIARY NOSEWORTHY NAMES COMMITTEE | comtmns ron vor ne FOR PARTY FEB.6 The annual Valentine dinner dance and bridge of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Homeopathic Hospital hes been arranged to tako place ou Saturday night, February 6, in the ballroom of the Mount Royal Hotel, Dress wlll be optional, Mrs.W.John Collins is general cou: vener for this event, with Mrs.John F.Bryant as ticket convener, Mrs.M, Stoker as bridge convener, Mrs, Clifford 8.Smith \u2018n charge of finances, and Mra, DM.Rowat in charge of publicity.Bridge will be played in the Convention room.Members of the committee in- | clude the following: Mrs.W.Hunt, Mrs.Fetterley, Mrs, E.D.Johnson, Mrs, J.J.Ostapovitch, Mrs.8 M.Jamieson, Miss Cush.ing, Mrs, J.8.Harland, Mrs, V.de Bolssiere, Mrs, D, Drake, Mrs.A.M.Bray, Mrs.J.K, Chrstie, Mrs.H, Cadieux, Mrs.W.E Preston, Mrs, LL Ham, Mrs, H.L.Greaves, Mrs, A.P.Kennedy, Mrs.L.R.Jefforson, Mrs.Q.Mitchell, Mrs, S.G.Eaman, Mrs.C.Shearer, Mrs, W.Hatch, Mrs, R.Aubin, Mrs.G, Belchor, Mrs.J.F.Walsh, Mrs.E.Way, Mrs.W.R.Ormrod, Mrs.O.W.Bradley, Mrs P, M.Fox, Mrs.L.A.Wheatley, Miss M.Curre, Miss M.Norton.Shanly, St.Lawreuce-St.George; M, Rubenstein, Cartier; N.Wev- rick, Cartier; R.Dion, Cartier; Misg Marrion Forrester, Miss Joan Macfarlane, Miss M, Millen and Misg C Wright, of the CC.Y.M.and GQ.Gagnon, French organtzer for the Province of Quebec.Harry Wilkes, president of the St, Law- retice-St.George Cluh, was com- Penny Fair A \u201cPenny Fair\" will be held by the Ladies\u2019 Auxillary of the Sergeants\u2019 Mess, R.M.R., tn the Westmount Y.M.C.A.on Tuesday at nine o'clock.Prior to the fair.members will attend à meeting at 8.15 and bring donations for the fair.nittee treasurer.Mrs, E.T.Bourke, Mrs.N.Wevrick, Mrs.Hal Rugge and Mrs.J.8, Allen were in charge of the refreshments committee as- sisted by David Johnson, Jr.VITAL MATERIALS NEEDED Rags, Fats, Bones, MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ARE: * CITY OF WESTMOUNT WAR SALVAGE Scrap Iron and Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Lead, Copper, Zinc, Bottles, Coat Mangers, Batteries, Bed Springs, Carpots, Boilers and Mattresses, Magazines arc also needed as reading matter for tho men in uniform.Please loave small quantities beside your garbage for collection.FOR INFORMATION OR SPECIAL COLLECTION CALL Fltzroy 8531 \u201cWar Salvage\u201d FOR THE WAR EFFORT ARE: Metal Foil, Newspapers, Rubber.Phonograph Records, on FREE LECTURE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE \"WESTMOUNT PARK | CHURCH NOTES | *\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014œA The annual meeting of the congregation of Westmount Park Church will be held on Wednesday, February 3 at 8.00 p.m.The meeting will be followed by a so- clal hour and all members and friends of Westmount Park Church are encouraged to attend.The \u201cFireside\u201d hour after the evening service last Sunday was of an unusually high standard.Dr.C.P.Martin, of McGill, gave a very stimulating and heart searching address of genuine Christianity.He made pointed reference to Christianity as a faith which demanded action on the part of the individual.Many young people of the church find real fellowship at these informal gatherings, On Sunday morning, Mr.Goth will commence a short series of sermons on \u2018Portraits of the Master.\u201d The topic of the first sermon will be \u201cThe Charm of Jesus\u201d.The evening sermons are in the nature of a search of the relevance of Christianity to what is happening all about us.The theme for this week is \u2018\u2018Mussolini: Sawdust Caesar\u2019.This sermon ought to have a timely interest just now in view of what hag happened in recent weeks, * x | Christian Science | | Services | * * \u201cLove\u201d i8 the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, January 31st.The Golden Text is from Jude 1:21.\u201cKeep yourselves in the love of God.looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon Is the following from the Bible: \u201cAnd we have known and be- Miss Dowling Presents Interesting Report For Westmount V.O.N.During the year, 16,128 visits } had been made to all types of illness by the nurses, stated Miss C.Dowling, supervisor of the West District, at the annukl meeting of the Westmount district committee of the Victorian Order of Nurses held in Victoria Hall recently.The nurses taught prevention of disease and the nmin- tenance of health in every visit made, to over 1,600 patients, she said, The distriet committee reported a busy year, 28 meetings had been held with an average attendance of 30; 857 flanneletle garments were made; 145 kuitted articles; 127 qullts and aprons for the nurses had been made when requested by the headquarters office.The committee had provided clothing and camp fees for children; Christmas baskets and other cheer for twenty \u2018\u2018shut-ins\u2019 and funds were supplied for cod liver ofl.This committee meets in Victoria Halll every Wednesday to sew from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m., and! fs interested in securing new, members to assist in the carrying on of this work, The following members were elected for the year 1943\u2014First directress, Mrs.J.N.Poole; second directress, Mrs, G.O.Mc- Murtry; third directress, Mrs.D.Week At Victoria Hall Today: Montreal Hadassah Society, Meeting 2.30 p.m.; Weost- mount Stamp Club; Manchester Unity; Mizpah Lodge.Jan.29th, lsaac Stearns Lodge; 30th Children's Theatre, presenting Little Women\u20142.30 and 8.30 p.m.; Johnny Holmes and his orchestra.Feb.1st: W.W, Red Cross; St.Lawrence Stamp Club; Wost- mount Council R.A.; 2nd, St.John Ambulance First Ald; 3rd, V.O.N.Red Cross; Westmount Conservatives 8.15 p.m.; Electa Chapter; 4th C.P.C.First Aid; St.Lawrence Lodge; Westmount Stamp Club.lieved the love that God hath to us.God is love, and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him.\u201d (I John 4:16.) The Lesson-Sermon also Includes the following passage from the Christlan Science texthook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cDivine Love ls infinite.Therefore all that really exists is in and of God, and manifests His love.\u201d (Page 340.) U.S.Registering WASHINGTON.\u2014 Natlonal registration of women for war Jobs has been definitely shelved with announcement from War Manpower Chief Paul V.McNutt that recruiting will be done locally \u2018only after full use has heen made of the local unemployed reserve.\u201d About 100 communities have reached the point where they need to recruit women out of the home, according to Miss Margaret A.Hickey, Chairman of the Women's Advisory Committee to the Manpower Commission.In these areas women will be asked to enroll with the United States Employment Office voluntarily, to state their availability, qualifications for training and employment, To Be Interviewed The women who indicate their availability will be interviewed at the United States Employment Office and referred to jobs or training as rapidly as they are needed.The proposal for a nation-wide registration of women, advanced several times by President Roosevelt, wag abandoned because of the need of adapting mobilization plans to each local situation.; those ; | market, and unul employers have TRA Vpn egg TS TTY \u2026 Experience of about 25 cities which have already held local recruiting drives for women was drawn on in establishing the national policy.Cities are advised by Mr.Me Nutt not to register women un ti! full use has been made of regularly in the labo: of Women For War Work is Shelved agreed to hire Immediately the women recruited in substantial numbers, Although War Manpower Commission figures still indicate that 2,000,000 women not regularly employed, will need to go into war industries during the coming year, Mr.MceNutt's instructions preclude wholesale recruiting of housewives and mothers until all other sources of labor have heen exhausted.To Use Unemployed Prior to recruiting new women | workers, he advises communities to make full use of the present unemployed, including women regularly in the labor market, minority groups, and handicapped workers, Women with young children, he says, should be the last to be approached.In cases where they must be used, local manpower officials are instructed \u2018to co-ordinate women with local plans for child care and other community facilities which will relieve women of the double burden of home and\u2019 job responsibilities, Mr.McNutt emphasized in hix statement of policy that it is as important for women to take jobs in civilian trades and ser- vices-\u2014 stores, offices, transport.atlon, restaurants.laundries and rhildrsre centers, and hospitals\u2014 as in direct war industries.Two out of every three women workers will be needed in main-' taining essential civilian indus.trire and services, rather than in war plants, he estimated.recruitment of CEA SUBJECT: Lecturer: Placo: Time: All Are \u201cChristian Science: Its Restorative Mission.\u201d Earl McCloud, C.S.B., of San Antonio, Toxas.Membor of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, Church Edifice, Cote des Neiges Rd.and McGregor St.Monday, February 1st, and Tuesday, February 2nd, at 8.30 p.m.the Auspices of First Church of Christ, Sciontist, Montreal, P.Q.Cordially Invited Hours of Busin from time to time.Co-operate wi A LOCAL RATION BOARD HAS NOW BEEN ESTABLISHED AT The Green Room, VICTORIA HALL WESTMOUNT, QUE.TELEPHONE WE.2412 Personnel of Local Ration Board Chairman: Mayor Walter A.Merrill.Secretary: Mrs.H.A.Strike Mombers: Mayor J.Pearson, Montreal West; Mayor H.G.Parsons, Hampstead; Mayor D.Flotcher, Cote St.Luc; Mrs.Quentin C.D.Bovey, T.M.Gillingham, Mrs.G.Ewing Tait, Mrs.John Rhind.Monday to Friday: 10 a.m.to 4 p.m, ess: Saturday: 10 a.m.to noon.Territory Under Administration City of Westmount and Towns of Hampstead, Montreal West and Cote St.Luc This Board has been established to facilitate the settlement or adjustment of the ration problems of people residing in the district defined above.The object is to ensure that restrictions made necessary by war are applied with maximum effectiveness, minimum inconvenience and equal fairness to all consumers and suppliers.The basic reason for all rationing is to assure a fair division of available supplies to everyone.Serving voluntarily on the Board are local citizens representative of thd people of this district, and able to bring an intimate knowledge of local conditions to this new wartime task.At the local Ration Board's offices you can get full information on all aspects of consumer rationing, and prompt adjustment of special problems, such as\u2014 what to do in the event of loss or damage of your ration book .extra rations are allowed for special purposes.Tahe full advantage of this service established jar your convenience your fellow citizens who are giving their time to your problems THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD Deputy-Chairman: P.E.Jarman and other matters announced .whether LRB 1 W | | = ie it +\u201d À comes nee, 1 ~ - de TOC OCTOO0C Telephone Orders Carefully U Filled OVERSEAS BOXES A SPECIALTY DIONNE & DIONNE GROCERS and BUTCHERS 4120 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.0 Fitz.7411 CIO DOO0CTDO N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N S RS Flying Officer Harold Rlordon, R.C.A.F., and his cousin, Flying Officer Donald Nasmith, R.C.A.F., whn were (he guests of Mr.and \u2014 Charlotte Gowns SALE! Replenish your wardrobe at big savings! Buy the dress you need at these wonderful values! $10 - $12 - $15 Now Showing ! Advance Spring Dresses 1353 Greene Ave, near Sherbrooks Westmount FI.7773 Mrs.Carl Riordon for the weekend, have returned to Trenton, Ontario.St.Mary's Hospital Maternity Committee announces that, owing to existing conditions, the annual \u201cGay Gambol will not he held this year.The Gambols drawing will be held as usual under the direction of Miss Lolita Gravel and Mrs.Walter Downs.Mrs.Findlay Buchanan was hostess at a miscellaneous shower at her home recently in honor of her niece, Miss Janet Turpin, whose marriage to Gun neth Gilbert takes place next month.Recent guests registered at the St, Adele Lodge, St.Adele en Haut, Que., included: Mr.and Mrs.A.R.Gillespie; Major and Mrs, J.M.Savage; F/Lt.W.T.Blverston; F/Lt, G.V.Steward; Mr.and Mrs.Stan Dansereau; Mr.F.L.B.Ross; Mr.John Pitt; INSULATE YOUR HOME WITH TARTAN INSULATION Call LA.7255 for Free Estimates WEBSTER & QUEBEC MONTREAL SONS LTD.OTTAWA already expired.February 28th.BUTTER CONSUMPTION TEMPORARILY REDUCED Ie has become necessary to reduce the current rate of consumption of butter, and accordingly changes have been made in the dates on which (brown) spare \u201cC\u201d coupons of the current ration book may be used.Spare \u201cC\u201d coupons 10 and 11 may not be used for the purchase of butter.Coupons 1 to 4 inclusive, have Expiry dates for spare \u201cC\" coupons § to 8, inclusive, have been extended to aid consumers in stretching out the butter allowance over the period from now until Each coupon will continue to be good for the purchase of one-half pound of butter and will be good only om the dates specified below: HERE IS THE NEW SCHEDULE Coupon Good for purchase Not good for Number beginning ont purchase after: S and 6 January 18th February 28th 7 and 8 February let Febrnary 28th 9 March © Ist March 14th CONSUMERS WILL FIND IT ADVISABLE TO RATION THEMSELVES SO THAT STRETCH THE NEW BUTTER ALLOWANCE OVER THE NEXT SIX WEEKS THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD The result of this is to reduce esch individual's allowance by 2 2/3 ounces per week during the temporary period.THEY MAY BE ABLE TO 3RTW v.O.N.Sewing Branch \\| Reports Good Results At Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Westmount sewing committee of the Victorian Order of Nurses was held recently in Victoria Hall.Miss Dowling, the V.O.N, nurse in charge of the branch on Addington avenue, reported that 18,128 visits were made by the V.O.N.nurses in the west district fu 1943.The sewing committee held 38 meetings with an average attendance of 35.796 flannelette garments were made and 145 knitted articles, 137 qulits, 59 miscellaneous articles and 30 nurses\u2019 aprons.Christmas baskets were sent to five families and 20 families were sent comforts and toys.Twenty-five dollars were given for cod liver oil.The slate for 1948 was presented by Mrs.G.Starkweather, and the following officers were elected: 1st Directress, Mrs.J.M.Poole; 2nd Directress, Mrs.G.0.McMurtry; 3rd Directress, Mrs.D.Lorimer; secretary, Mrs.T.C.Stokes; treasurer, Mrs.J.J.Hoppes.Joint conveners of wool and garment committee, Mrs.D.Johnston, Mrs.J.M.Horton; quilt convener, Mrs.C.Gardner; emergency fund, Miss M.Robinson.The auxiliary sewing commit- toe meets each Wednesday In Victoria Hall, from 10 a.m.to 8 p.m.Due to the exigencies of War, the membership is depleted; any new members who would care to join in the work of the group will be welcome, it is stated.Margaret Whiston, whose marriage of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Whiston of of Mr.and Mrs.W, C, Sinfield of Sub-Lieutenant J.C.Sinfield and his bride, formerly Miss Dorothy 16th, at St.Matthew\u2019s Church, Hampstead.The latter is the daughter i took place on Saturday, January Montreal.Montreal.The former is the son the bride's only attendant and LAC Jack Ray of Manitoba will act as best man for the groom.WEDDINGS Mackie-Bennett Dr.and Mrs.D'Estrempe; Mr.GC.A.Lister; Mr, W.K.Falls; Mr.Russ Miller; Miss Christine Ed- miston; Mr.W, Gray; Mr, J.E.O'Donnell; Mr.B, M.Davey; Miss Penny Smith; Miss Jacqueline Ravise; Miss Beverly Markum; Mr.and Mrs, 8.R.Garver; Hon, C.Bastien; Dr.Emile Legrand; Mr.and Mrs.H.Lawrence Davis; Captaln Weir Davis; Captain J.G.Stevens; Mr, J.Wood; Mr, D.C Henley; Mr.J.J.Stormont; Mr.G.B.Prevost; Mr.Guy Le- febvre; Mr.J.Rochon; Mr.Kenneth Clogg; Miss Margaret Smyth; P/O.J.Schoenthaler; Mr.Gordon 8.Hull; Mr.John Boyer; Miss Frances Boyer, F/O.D.C.Fairbanks; F/O.J.B.Scott; Mr.W.W.Alexander; Mr.L.J.Koehn; Mr.J.Michaud; * F/0.J.G.Owen; Mr.Jean Mi- reault; Mr, Jerry Charbonneau; , Mr, and Mrs.Armand Aubry; Mr.and Mrs.L.O.Gouin; Mrs.D.Stewart Patterson; Master Cleveland Patterson; Mr.W.Gray; Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Lane; Lt.and Mrs.\u2018 Page Stratten: Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Leger; Mr.and Mrs.M.Phaneuf: Miss S.Guindon; Mr.Dan- , lel F.Porteous; Mr.Paul Mc- Farlane; Mr.D, M.Hall and son, Billy Hall; Mr.Stanley Petree: Captain Bric Kenney; Lt, G F.\u201c Scott.Mrs.Edward B.Reynolds en- tertalned at a pyrex shower at the home of her mother, Mrs, W.W.Rathie, on Saturday afternoon In honor of Miss Royla Scott, whose marriage to Flying Officer George Henry Vipond is taking ' place on February 3.APPROACHING MARRIAGES Mr, and Mrs.J.Frank Fox, of Clarke avenue.announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy Elizabeth, to Mr.Archibald S.Rice, of Iber- ville, Que., son of the late Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Rice.The wedding will take place on February 6, in the Chapel of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord.Peters-Berry The marriage of Miss Jean Marian Berry, only daughter of Mr.and Mra.J.C.Berry to LAC Harrison Roas Peters, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.R.Peters of Cadomin, Alberta, has been arranged to take place quietly at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday at 4.00 o'clock.Miss Margaret Wishart will be the ror PREMIER CERTIFIED SERVICE Fe Branch: The Premier acuum Cleaner The marriage of Janet Stoddart Cochrane, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John C.Bennett, Town Cottage, Gorebridge, Scotland, to John H.Mackie, R.C.C.S., son of the late Henry Gordon Mackie and Mrs.BE, Mackie, of Montreal, took place recently at Stobhill Church, Gorebridge, Scotland, the Rev, C.Clark officiating.Flynn-MacDonald The marriage of Flora Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr.James MacDonald and \u2018the late Mrs.MacDonald to Petty Officer Jas.C.Flynn, R.C.N.V.R., son of Mr.Arthur Flynn and the late Mrs.Flynn took place on January 11th at St.Anthony's Church, the Rev.M.O\u2019Brien, P.P., officiating.In the absence of the bride's father who was unable to attend owing to illness, the bride was given in marrfage by her uncle, Mr, Mitchell Henri.The bride wore a floor- length dress of white mousseline- de-soie, with a full skirt, sequin bodice and a veil of tulle Illusion.She carried an arm bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and fréesia.Miss Frances Grant was her cousin's only attendant and was gowned in blue chiffon with matching hat and finger-tip veil.Mr.Arthur Flynn was best man for his son.After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's aunt.Later Mr.and Mrs.Flynn left on a wedding trip to Toronto, the bride wearing a green print dress with gold sequins, matching hat and a muskrat coat, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Lauzon of Alexandria.Ont., are the bride's maternal grandparents, The out-of-town guests at the wedding were, Mrs.Daniel Mooney of Ottawa, the bride's great aunt, Mrs.MacDonald of Glen Roy, Ont.and Mr, Paul Lauzon of Alexandria, Ont., uncle of the bride.Riordon\u2014Usher-Jones The marriage was solemnized last Saturday afternoon, of Betty Usher-Jones, daughter of the late Andrew Usher-Jones and of Mrs.Usher-Jones, of Westmount, and Major Peter Hamilton Riordon, R.C.A., son of Mr.and Mrs.Carl Riordon, of Montreal.in the Charel of Youth, of the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul, the Reverend George H.Donald, D.D.officiating.Freesia and roses in a low silver bowl and tall silver candlesticks were arranged on the altar, The bride, who was given in WAR WORK REPORTED BY CATHOLIC WOMEN At a meeting of the Catholic Women of Westmount War Work Group, held in St.Leo\u2019s School Hall, Mrs, J.T.Rogers presided in the absence of Mrs, A.A.Pare.Mrs.C.Dessaulles, co-convenor, addressed the meeting in French and asked the ladies to continue their support of the work.Mrs.M.S.Milloy, treasurer, reported that the following donations had been made?$50 to Mrs.Harold Mills, chairman of the committee representing the West- mount group for Christmas cheer for the men of H.M.C.S.West- mount; $50 to the Women\u2019s Voluntary Services for Christmas cheer for St.Ann's Military Hos- tions had been made: $50 to Mrs.pital; $10 to the Knights of Columbus Hats for Christmas cheer; $25 to the Overseas Cigarette Fund of the War Work Group.Numerous knitted articles were sent to the girls of the Standard Brands for the merchant marine.A finance committee was appointed with Mrs, A.A.Pare as chairman.of honor and her sister's only attendant, wore a frock of yellow georgette, the bodice havin bateau neckline and wrist length sleeves with a three color panel of pale green, mauve and blue georgette inset in the back of the straight skirt, and falling to torm a slight train.She wore a Watteau hat trimmed with pale green, mauve and blue flowers with a shoulder-length veil of yellow tulle, and she carried a large yellow muff with orchids pinned in the centre.Major John M.Cape, R.C.A., acted best man for Major Riordon and the ushers were Flying Officer C.H.Riordon, R.C.A.F.brother of the bridegroom; Captain H.F.G.Boswell, R.E., cousin of the bride; Major T.Donald Cleghorn, The Black Watch (R.H.R.) of Canada; Flying Officer Donald Nasmith, R.C.A.F., Trenton, Ont., cousin of the bridegroom, and Mr.John Pem- berton, also a cousin of the bridegroom.Later Major and Mrs.Riordon left for the Laurentians, the bride travelling in a Paddy green wool suit with a white crepe blouse and wearing a Paddy green hat with yellow feather and brown broadtail fur coat.SWOP SHOP marriage by her brother, Lieutenant Ernest Usher-Jones, R.C.N.V.R.wore a gown of ivory.satin having a fitted bodice buttoning down the front with tiny self-covered buttons and a heart- | shaped neckline edged with net! ruching and a full skirt ending In a long train.Her vell of tulle illusion.reaching beyond the hem of her train, was held by a halo of tulle, caught across the back of her head with a spray of orange blossoms.Both the gown and the veil were loaned i for the occasion by Mrs.J.LeM.Carter.The bride carried a cascade bouquet of carnations and houvardia tied with the ridbons used to tle the bouquet carried by her sister, Mrs.Erie Rlordon.at her wedding.Mrs.Eric Riordon, as matroh ' WANTS: | LAMPS TABLES SKATES | OIL STOVE COAL BASKET OFFERS: SKATES GENERAL MEETING HELD BY GROUP At the January general meeting of the Young Ladies\u2019 Soda- lity of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord held in St.Paul's Academy, Miss Carroll McDonald, prefect, presided.Miss McDonald thanked the sodalists for their enthusiasm and cooperation in the past and extended her wishes for an even better year.Special guests of the evening were Rev, Mother Directress and the sisters of St.Paul's Academy, Committees Report Reports were read by the recording secretary, the corresponding secretary and the treasurer.Sheila Tremblay,.chairman of Our Lady's Committee, reported that rosaries were being sent to soldiers overseas, The Eucharistic committee reported a special drive for Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament.Miss Loretta Slattery, chairman of the Catholic Truth Committee, stated that the recently organized study club was under the direction of Leo McKenna.Father Thoms, director of the sodality, then spoke a few words.The Apostolic committee presented a report on the Christmas baskets, fifteen in all were delivered.Cigarettes and tobacco were also sent overseas.Plan Valentine Bridge The publicity committee reported that the coming Valentine bridge was being publicized in various local papers and that a list of subscribers will soon be sent in.Miss Gerry Brown, chairman of the Social Life commit- 4856 OCIOC-DOC>0 | 0c\u2014ec\u2014e DExter 1132 Hand & Donohoe INDEPENDENT FUEL MERCHANTS Sherbrooke St.West Jewish Hospital W.A.The Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish General Hospital is holding a special méeting next Wednesday, at 2.45 p.m., Salle Doree of the Mount Royal Hotel, in honor of paid-up members of 1943.A recital of songs will be presented by Cantor Nathan Mendelson Samuel Hart, accompanied by Mrs.Nathan Mendelson.There will be a door prize of sterling silver handwrought wine goblets and tray.Only paid-up members for 1943 will be eligible, Mrs.Alton Goldbloom will be in the chair, A board meeting of the Auxiliary will be held next Friday at 2.45 p.m., at the Montetiore Club, Guy Street.in the\u2019 and Mrs.>0C FIRST IN COLOR \u201cLady in the Dark,\u201d Pars.mount\u2019s picturization of the Broadway hit, is Ginger Rogers\u2019 first experience in Technicolor, Final Discount Sale of Last 2 Days ~ Friday and Saturday 10% » 20% or Just Arrived ! 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Mapy Cortes, Victor Mature and Lucille Ball in a scone from the film \u2018\u2019Seven Days\u2019 Leave,\u201d which is now playing at the York United 4 AT THE MONKLAND SUNDAY ! Clifford Evans, Tommy Trinder and Constance Cummings in a scene from \u2018\u2019The First Commando,\u2018 which plays at the Monkland United Theatre on Sunday for three days.Singleton, Arthur Lake and Larry Simms and, as its title implies, \u201ca little bundle from heaven\u201d is said to be the best of the popular Blondie pictures adapted from the newspaper comic strip by Chie Young, At The Monkland \u201cMy Sister Eileen\u201d came to town yesterday, at the Monkland United Theatre, and she owns the town today.She's a devastating bundle of blonde dynamite, a cute little eyeful with a flair for hilarious trouble.Screen version of the uproarious stage success which has convulsed American theatre audiences for more than two years, \u201cMy Sister Eileen\u201d was directed by Alexander Hall.It stars Rosalind Russell, Brian Aherne and Janet Blair, and has a supporting cast of such other excellent farceurs as George Tobias, Allyn Joslyn, Miss Jeff Donnell, Richard Quine, Donald Mac- Bride, June Havoc, Grant Mitchell, Gordon Jones, Frank Sully and Elizabeth Patterson.\u201cMy Sister Eileen,\u201d in film form, is even more delightful and refreshing than its literary or the same Raia [A147 are FR bottle of Dow, the favourite for over 150 years.An Appreciation IS now more than five years since \u201cJoe\u201d walked into our lives.À long life, by the way, for an advertising character.We forget now where it was we first met him, but it was in one of those situations which, multiplied by days and vears, make up life.For Joe was a composite, a cross-section of all.He represented surprise, joy and embarrassment, but in each situation he also dramatized the spirit that lifts us above all these and makes us masters of our fate.For, Joe was life, your life and mine, and he met every situation with calm indifference.You remember that day when he left his wife in a sea of indecision, stranded in a shoe store and surrounded by a flotilla of shoes, while he went for a Dow, or, when as a diver.the men on deck raised the diving suit only to discover, to their horror, that Joe was missing.In all these escapades Joe struck a buman note that has endeared him to us.know.but they reflected our own feelings and pictured just how we ourselves would like to act, to disappear and find relief in the same happy way.\u201cWhere's Joe?\u201d is a phrase beard from the lips of everyone.Its popularity has grown by leaps and \u2018+ bounds.We'll miss Joe, miss him more than even his associates \u201d did in all of his escapades, because they always found him again and found him in a very happy situation.But, to our question *Where's Joe?\u201d there'll always be the same happy solution that he himself found for all of his problems\u2014A refreshing Dow.So.while we say Goodbye and Good Luck to Joe, wishing him God: speed and a safe return, we would like to remind his many friends th J Dow, the finest tasting ale that people ever drank, will always be available and that the same carefully guarded quality and richness, delicious flavour will be found in every EE every day thot Dow is the finest tasting ale LORY How he effected some of these quick Houdini transpositions we do not | theatrical predecessors.The greater scope of the camera, the inimitable performances of its stars and other players, the shrewd showmanship brought to the screen by Mr.Hall, all contribute to the appealing, uproarious effect of the new screen comedy.\u2018\u2018My Sister Eileen\u201d takes its place, and deservedly, as the one motion picture with which all future film comedies will be compared.{nothing to go on but sheer nerve.| i \u201che is ready to cramp Claudette's Plans Completed At York Theatre A tale of love with the accent on laughs is headed this way, due to arrive next Saturday at the York United Theatfe, It's Paramount\u2019s hilarious Preston Sturges picture, \u2018The Palm Beach Story,\u201d co-starring Claudette Colbert and Joel McCrea, with Rudy Vallee and Mary Astor, In \u201cThe Palm Beach Story\" Sturges takes the plight of a young couple married five years with nary a penny to its name and develops a riotously funny plot hinged on the fact that the wife, Claudette Colbert, decides she can do more for husband Joel McCrea if she\u2019s divorced from him.To acquire the divorce she heads for Palm Beach with En route she picks up a little thing like the richest young man in the world, played by Rudy Vallee, plus a wardrobe worth several thousand dollars.But hubhy McCrea doesn't take her walk-out lying down.He's waiting for her in Palm Beach when she arrives aboard Vallee\u2019's yacht.How he got the money for plane fare is just one of the many hilarious chapters In \u2018The Palm Beach Story.\u201d At any rate, there style, but she won't let him.She introduces him to Vallee as her brother.From that point on the triangle is said to out-Sturges as far as out-of-the-ordinary, slapstick comedy is concerned.There\u2019s a side-splitting Pullman sequence in which Miss Colbert is reported to surpass her extremely funny \u2018seasick\u2019 routine In \u201cSkylark.\u201d plus a great many bits of business peculiar to the pen of Preston Sturges who admits he writgs for laughs.If his past successef are any criterion, he gets them, For \u2018Little Women\u2019 All is set for Saturday's productions of \u201cLittie Women,\u201d at Victoria Hall, which is heing produced by the Children's Theatre under the direction of Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, with AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY ! ; William Powell and Myrna Loy hit, \u201cThe Shadow Of The Thin Man,\u201d which opens at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday playing in a scene from the laugh, mystery until Tuesday night.\u201cTHE the widely appealing picturixation PIED PIPER\u201d AT THE SNOWDON Both model planes and model childran like Roddy McDowall, cause trouble for Monty Woolley in this scene from \u2018\u2019The Pied Piper,\u201d of Nevil Shute\u2019's magnificent story of tender devotion, exciting action and ingratiating humor, MRT Will Present New York Success Beginning Jan.30 MRT's next major production to its members and the public\u2014 which will be presented at the Studio, 1550 Guy Street, January 80th, to February 6th, in accordance with their new policy\u2014will be Lilllan Hellman's outstanding New York success, \u2018Watch on the Rhine.\u201d Miss Hellman\u2019s play ls a timely one and weaves a web of intrigue about a country home not far from the United States capital.Her previous efforts, \u2018The Children's Hour;\u201d \u201cDays to Come\u201d and \u2018The Little Foxes\" have identified her as a writer possessed of a forceful sense of drama and one of America\u2019s leading playwrights.\u201cWatch on the Rhine\" is laden with highly dramatic situations relieved with comical situations that are provided by the Farrelly servants and the Mueller chll- dren, MRT's production of the play, that ran for over a year in New York.and featured Paul Lu- kas, Mady Christians, Lucille Watson and Helen Trenholme,\u2014 the last-named one of MRT's firut players,\u2014should prove a delightful bit of entertainment to members and public alike.The direction of the play is in the capable hands of Filmore Sadler, MRT's supervising director and includes Cicely Hessey- White as Fanny Farrelly, Wilson as her daughter.Sara, Philip Neilson as her son.David.Robert Goodier as Kurt Mueller.and Charles Rittenhouse and Betty Taylor as the \u2018Count and Countess.The Mueller children will he played hy Mimihise and Claude Jutras and Ross Walker Lucllle Joron and Victor Phillips complete the cast.Walters, who are directing this production, have put forth every effort to make these performances outstanding in every way.An excellent cast of well known players are in the cast, including Bileen Nemtin, Joy Ballon, Esther Ostor, Reina Aron, Joan Joudry, Ella Poilett, Bonnar Stuart, Lionel Thomas, Waiter Wakefield and Harvey Malles.\u201cLittle Women\" is a favorite with adults as much ax children, 1ta! Winter House Party To Laurentide Inn A winter House Party at Lau- rentide Inn.at Ste.Agathe des Monts is being arranged by the Tobin's Travel Bureau, which will he personally supervised by Mrs.H.B.Pope.The rates are so moderate that this holiday should appeal.as a mears of relaxation and enjoyment, eshe- clally to those who have recently been suffering from the prevailing colds, The rates include return rafîl fares, transportation to and from Ste.Agathe station, roam, all meals, sleigh rides, movies, bridge, ete, More Publicity Movie Star: \u201cI've decided to demand a new trial.\u201d Interviewer: \u201cBut why?! You won the case.\u201d Movie Star: \u201cI know, but I'm not satisfied with the publicity.\u201d For Prompt Delivery of Fruits and CALL SOL'S Groceries 5307 Sherbrooke W.EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m.\u201cWrecking Crew\u201d + * New Locale for Major Productions Betty | Ella Steinberg, |.1550 GUY STREET .LS AL presents WATCH ON THE RHINE Broadway Success by Lillian Heliman Directed by Filmore Sadler 2 MRT STUDIO Saturday, Jan.30 to Saturday.Peb.6 \u2014 8.45 p.m.§ MRT Box Offices 1350 Guy Bc., FI.4684 | er the entire proceeds for the Canadian Aid to Russia Fund.These | performances are being Sponsor | ed by the Jewish Laurentian ; Fresh Alr Fund.\"Little Women\u201d has had suc- cessfu) runs on the London stage and on Broadway, and later adapted for the screen, and it was | in this version that Katharine Hepburn scored such wonderful success, Dorothy Davis and Violet \u201cLITTLE WOMEN\u201d Directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters ENTIRE PROCBEDS FUR Canadian Aid to Russia Fund VICTORIA HALL JANUARY 30th, 1943, Afternoon and Evening Buy your seats NOW at Willis & Co., corner Drum- mond & St.Catherine.Evening: INTRODUCING TWO Two new leading men, George Reeves and Sonny Tufts, get stare building roles in \u201cSo Proudly We Hail,\u201d in which Paramount stars Claudette Colbert, Paulette Goddard and Veronica Lake.Diner: \u201cIs this à good restaurant?\u201d Waiter: \u201cThe very best! If you order a fresh egg here, you get the freshest egg in town.If you order hot soup, you get the hottest soup in town, If you\u2014\" Diner: \u201c1 belleve you're right.1 ordered a amall steak.\u201d -\u2014\u2014 Theatrical Attractions * = TODAY-FRIDAY \u2014\u2014 VICTOR MATURE - LUCILLE BALL in \u201cSeven Days Leave\u201d Also \u201cHENRY ALDRICH, EDITOR.Extra \u201cMASK OF NIPPON™ Se ot, (Bt.Catherine at Qu Street) Starts SATURDAY until TUESDAY .Story of the Cutie Who Looked for Love, and $99,000, too .| The delightful story of the girl who hopped a fast flyer to Florida with some fast Florida flyers! MARY ASTOR-RUDY VALLEE Revival Friday After 11 o'clock % Alice FAYE % Henry FONDA Don Ameche and Edward Arnold in \u201cLILLIAN RUSSELL\" (! TT LL Ll uv Te (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) TODAY until SATURDAY The Famous Broadway Comedy Two little girls from Ohio plunge into the life and love of mad Manhattan! BRIAN JANET AHERNE - BLAIR CU GEORGE TOBIAS - ALLYN JOSLYN \u2014\u2014\u2014 Other Attractions Today \u201cSUBMARINE RAIDER\" Exciting Drama In the Pacific with % JOHN HOWARD | 4 MARGQUERITE CHAPMAN A Community 8ing Reel Also \u201cTHE FIGHTING FRENCH.\u201d Ind Feature: They'll erack walls by day .and hearts at night .these Sunday until Tuesday THE FIRST COMMANDO\u201d Constanse Cummings, Clif£ore Beans and Tommy Trinder.\u201d * EDGAR BERGEN % CHARLIE McCARTHY % FIBBER McGER & MOLLY i à, Revival FRIDAY after 11 o'elock % Claudette COLBERT % Ray MILLAND tn \u201cArise My Love\u201d TODAY-\u2014\u2014 \u2014- AND FRIDAY! RONALD COLMAN in James Hilton's \u201cLOST HORIZON OF SHANGRI-LA\u201d Also \u201cOne Thrilline Night ADDED ATTRACTION Blondie has = buby! Dagwood has a headache! You'll have hysterics at the latest of the Bumstead Family pictures! \u201cBLONDIE\u2019S BLESSED EVENT\u201d (SILI Para (Bherbrooke ut Grey Avence} TODAY until SATURDAY The Thrilling Story of Women Who Play With Fire .sud the men who Fight It! Exelting Entertainment in TECHNICOLOR! 14 won nay .ic 1 OVERMAN: ek pyc | re Tt 2nd Feature - \u201cHENRY ALDRICH, EDITOR\" Jimaw Lydon and John Litel Batra Attraction - \u201cPARATROOPS\" Sandsy until Tessday \u2014\u2014 % WILLIAM POWRA % MYRNA LOY In \u201cThe Shadow of the Thin Man.\u201d \u201cWRECKING CREW\" with Chester Morris, Richard Arlen and Jean Parker.with Afternoon: $1.00 Reserved PENNY SINGLET 50c General Admission UN AE $1.00 All Reserved LARRY SIMMS + der cua TR a ES - \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 EXTEN IF PAGE six ARGOS LEADING BANTAM LEAGUE AFTER VICTORY Twelve games were played In! the bantam section of the West-' mount Municipal Hockey League | during the week so that eight\u2019 teams in the group are gradually catching up on themselves.Johnnie O'Meara's Argos took over first place in the standing when ; they copped three wins, two of, them over their closest rivals.The Argos shut out the mira place Black Hawks 10-0, turned: back the fourth place Comman-! dos 3-1 and defeated the Staynor | Royals 5-1, | Johnnie Choyce's Black Hawks defeated the Staynor Royals, 3-2 dropped the 10-0 game to the Argos and then fought a 1-all tie with the Vampires.Dave Binmore\u2019s Rangers banged out a pair of wins shutting out the Staynor Royals 2-0 at Stay- nor and defeating the Skulls 3-1 at Westmount Park.The Commandos won but one game out of the three they played, the Commandos beat the Vampires 4-1 for their only win.They dropped a defaulted game to the Thunderbolts and a 3-1 decision to the Argos.John Waterston's Vampires picked up four points as the result of two draws and a win.The Vampires drew with the Black Hawks 1-all and then had a scoreless tie with the Thunderbolts.The Vampires\u2019 lone win was a 5-0 shut-out over the Skulls, Bill Fee's Thunderbolts had a fair week and added three \u2018important points when they held the Vampires to a scoreless draw and got a game from the Commandos by default, Richard Lord's Staynor Royals won their first game of the season when they defeated the win- less Skulls 7-0, the Royals had dropped their other three games.Johnnie Choyce, Black Hawks, George McLanders and Maurice Strachan of the Argos are running a close race for the individual scoring honours, Choyce and McLanders are credited with 11 points apiece while Strachan is right behind them with ten.Choyce and Strachan have the most impressive goal total, each of these players having scored nine times.McLanders is next in line with six goals, Other high on the scoring list are Ian Hutchisoh, Argos.eight points; Ronnie | Second of ser.es By FRED FITZSIMMONS, A Big League Bowler, Too s represent ore of the mcst important factors in your bowi- ing score.The other is the bail, cussed in my next article, the selection of which will be dis- There are many types of bowling shoes of high and low cut on the market, of action.| prefer the low cut for comfort's save and for freedom patience.Break them in.Footwear is of prime importance to footwork.Choose a pair one-half size shoes.athletic shoes.If they are uncomfortable at smaller than your ordinary street Bowling shoes stretch to a certain extent, as do all light first, don\u2019t discard them.Have A shoe that is too big will interfere with footwork and comfort.Footwear is of prime importance because bowling is a game of balance and rhythm, which come only with proper footwork.You should have your own bowling shoes and take good care of them, even if you bow! only occasionally.Don\u2019t borrow the shoes of others.Brambell, Staynor Royals, and Alex Reaper of the Commandos with six points.Richard Lord, Royals; Ron Walters, of the Argos, and Graham Nicholson of the Commandos, all have five points.The playoffs in the bantam section will commence this Monday evening on the Western rinks when the first and sixth place teams meet in the first of a two out of three game series.This game will be played on the East rink while on the West rink the second and fifth place teams will meet in the first of a two game total goals to count series.The second game in both of these series will be played on Friday evening at 7.30 p.m.On Wednesday evening the third and fourth place teams will meet at 7.30 p.m.in the first game of & two game total goals to count series, the second game in this series will also be played on Friday evening.The remaining games in the bantam schedule are as follows: Fri, Jan.29: East rink, 7.30 p.m., Argos vs, Vampires; East rink, 8.30 p.m., Rangers vs, Black Hawks; West rink 7.30 p.m., Thunderbolts vs.Skulls; Stayunor rink, 7.30 p.m., Commandos vs.Royals.Sat, Jan.30: East rink, 2.00 p.m., Rangers vs.Thunderbolts; West rink, 2.00 p.m.Skulls vs, Argos; Staypor rink, 1.00 p.m., Vampires vs.Royals; BEER DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service oill 11 p.m.FI.4744 lé first line signals busy Dial WE.1616 FORUM GROCERY Nenrest Licensed Grecer te ; Argos.East rink, 7.00 p.m., Rangers vs.The team managers are re minded that no players will be allowed to play after Thursday without having turned in their birth certificates.This rule is strictly abided by and no exceptions are made.\u201cWe must all work together unselfishly in the national inter- Westmount 2209 St.Catherine W.Book Review by Howard S.Ross By Howard 8.Ross, K.C.D.C.L., it Happened to Me by Rev.AM.Hill, Doctor of Divinity.Thorn Press, Toronto.Price $1.Dr.Hill gives us many interesting sketches of unusual experi- ances, grave and gay, all well told, and well worth telling.Such experiences show that a minister\u2019s life offers infinite variety and that no one enters more \\n- timately into the joys and sorrows of his fellow men.The stories are all the more icteresting and vivid because they are true.They cover the author's student missionary days and the earlier days of his minis- SPARES and STRIKES [Naval Exhibition even Grimness | \u2018Of Warfare At Sea \"Deadly Weapons Used In Allied Defence of Sealanes Shown at Eaton\u2019s Anybody who has ever wondered, when reading the account of a naval disaster, how a large modern battleship can be sunk by a single torpedo, should repair to the Canadian Naval War Exhibition which {8 being held on the fourth floor of the Eaton store, and which is being presented by the Navy League of Canada, One of those most deadly and effective weapons of naval warfare is on exhibition, and Its sight will easily explain how the \u201ctin fish\u201d as navy men contemptuously call it, can easily send the most powerful fighting craft to the bottom {if only it strikes in any vital part of the man of war.As it rests on its trolley, in its newly applied coat of paint, the missle may look \u2018\u2018pretty\u201d and \u2018sleek\u2019, but its size and weight \u2014 it tips the scale at close upon two tons \u2014 gives the impression of tremendous destruction power when loaded with a quarter ton of the highest explosive.The smashing effect of a torpedo can only be realized when one can actually get in close touch with one of those awe-in- spiring engioes of destruction, and to get a complete sensation of what a torpedo can accomplish, is in itself well worth a visit to the show, as it will then permit one to understand such headlines as \u201cDreadnought sunk! by enemy torpedo.The exhibition which was of- | ficially opened on Monday last CB, R.C.N., chiet of bpaval staff, attracted a large and most representative groups of men in uniform and civilions, including members of the Provincial Cabinet, mayors and aldermen, pro- {fessional and businessmen, ete.try.days when Halifax was the Can- Fleet of the Royal Navy and was showing herself (as she is doing now) more than worthy to be called \u2018\u2018one of the greatest sea ports of the world.\u201d Some of the old political tales are recounted and are fresh evidence of the fact that Maritimers have always taken their religion and politics very seriously.All through this sprightly vol- une we are reminded of the tang of \u2018\u2019e Atlantic and the rugged yet beautiful shores of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.In many instances we see the minister at work solving the problems and easing the burdens of his people.Let us hope Dr.Hill will write est or we will wind up in the dog- \"house, with chains attached »y Hitler.\u201d\u2019\u2014Claude R.Wickard.0° experiences in connection with his later ministry mostly as the minister of the First Presbyterian ILE YO TL SL AR .BLACK® HORSE i We are taken back to the great.adian base of the North Atlantic! Eaton's Gives $1,000 i After the official opening, F.B.Walls, vice-president of the T.|Eaton Company, presented a cheque for $1,000 to William Ewing, president of the Navy, League of Canada, Montreal Division, as Eaton's contribution to the splendid work carried on by the League.In opening the exhibition, Vice- Admiral Nelles stated: ; on the: \u201cThis {= an attempt, part of the Government Exhibition Commission working with the Navy League and the R.C.N.to \u2018bring the navy to you\u2019; to show you some of our tools of war, models of ships our men are serving in.pictures and photographs of their work and thus give you some idea of the life they lead and the work they do.I hope as you walk around.you will think what lies behind it all.\u201cThe navy has traditionally done its work beyond the horizon but seldom has it had to operate behind such a screen of secrecy.Our intelligence and that of the enemy in this war continually endeavor to find out what the other side plans\u2014hence the silence.\u201d Hon.J.Arthur Mathewson, provincial treasurer, who represented Premier Adelard Godbout, said that the display would show Montrealers what the navy was actually doing and what it could accomplish if given the necessary support.Mayor Adhemard Raynault, declared that the work of the i Navy League deserved the grati- i tude of the citizens of Canada.! Minister Speaks Hon.James A.MacKfnnon.Minister of Trade and Commerce, urged everyone to see the exhibition, and remarked that not enough could be said about the work done by Canada\u2019s seamen.Besides Vice-Admiral Nelles, the following occupied the Church of Verdun in the District of Montreal and with the second largest membership and the largest Sunday School enrolment fin the Presbytery of Mo- -eal of | which body the author was Mod- eratrr as well as of the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa.Since 1936 the author has been chairman of the General Assembly'% Board of Missions.Dr, Hill was born in Halifax.N.S.He is a graduate of Dalhousie University and of Pine Hil} Theological College.He ts also a Bachelor of Divinity and a Doctor of Divinity of tho Presbyterian College of Montrea\u2019 ANSWER TO CROSSWORD PUZILE R{O THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1943 guests\u2019 platform: Hon.James A.MacKinnon, Mayor Adhemar! Raynault, Hon.J.Arthur! Mathewson, William Ewing, Capt,\u2019 J.E.W.Oland, naval officer in charge of Montreal district, ; Lieut.-Cmdr, M.R.Campbell, officer commanding HM.C.S.Montreal, David H.Gibson, president of the Navy League of Canada, P.B.Walls, Sir Montagu Allan.John D.Oppe, Air Chief Marshal Sir Frederick Bowhill, and Commander A, P.Musgrove, officer commending H.M.C.Signal School, Ste.Hyacinthe.The Signal School band under | the direction of Chief Petty Of- ticer Ainley, R.C.N.V.R., played at the official opening.The exhibition which was thrown open to the members of the Press on Saturday for e \u201cpreview,\u201d has so far been visited by large crowds of most interested spectators and \u2018visitors.Although strees has been laid in this story upon the torpedo, this most destructive weapon is by no means the only interesting piece of ordnance on display.There is a contact mine, cut in half to show the interior mechanism; the oerlikon gun.which fires burst of shots at the rate\u2019 of 60 a second, shells travelling at the speed of half a mile a second; a \u2018\u2018para- vane,\u201d used to sweep mine fields; twin 35-inch machine guns; lifa raft of various sizes and kinds, including the very latest model that can carry 27 men; smoke floats for the protection of ships: the bell of Canada\u2019s first warship, H.M.S.Niobe; bullet-riddle tanks; samples of emergency rations of various kinds; depth chargers and throwers for same: large models of many types of war ships, complete in the smallest detail; over a hundred paintings and photographs; and a multitude of other articles, all of tremendous interest, Men and women members of the Naval Service are on hand.and all are ever anxious to fully | explain any of the objects on ex- | {hibition so the show should prove | one of extremely instructive\u2019 value to young and old, to male | ! by vice-admiral P.W.Nelles, and female, and to people in all |»159.classes and walks in life.The exhibition is open for two compiete weeks, and when it leaves here it will go to Quebec | City and hence to other parts of Canada.HAMS ON THE HOOF For his Story of Dr.Wassell,\u201d | C.B.De Mille is \u201csearching\u201d for 10 of the wildest, meanest, ugliest {razorback hogs im the country and has offered $100 apiece for winning candidates, He requests earth's surface has been photographs of all entrants be mailed to him for judgment.Y's Chats In the Junior were played played, the on top, with the score of the Devils.The second game again scoring one point, The final game was a victory the Red Devils over the and Young scored two points a plece and Baker one.Owen Kennedy scored the tone potnt for the Rangers.craft ; shop is open for all members.Sam Russell is in charge of the the explosive | shop and the boys are really MAGIC EYE LESSENS showing what they can do.Here | is a chance for you fellows who, like to use your hands to work Both leather- work and woodwork are carried on, and Sam Russell is an ex- for Rangers.Renteln Each Wednesday the with good tools.cellent instructor.Each Saturday morning the McFarlane for gym program, followed by a preps meet with Mr, swim and a craft shop period.There are several preps whom and we really good time.The precgram starts at we have missed lately, feel they are missing a 9.30 a.m.Try to be present.The next Red Cross o'clock on Monday evening.The subject will be \u2018\u2019Commu-, nicable Diseases.\u201d There will pe | sounds, even whispers, along the; a special speaker.Plans are underway to commence a St.John Ambulance First Aid Course.Will all those interested please \u2018phone WI.HIS OWN IDEA Victor Moore personally planned the elaborate air raid war den\u2019s outfit which he wears in| \u201cTrue to Life.\u201d The comedy star\u2019 loaded himself down with the! {maximum that he could tote, in-: cluding helmet, armband, gas mask, flashlight, whistle, rope, hose and a hoe.The volume of water under the! estimated at nearly one-third the ount on the surface.floor = After the regular league on Tuesday, three games! Water polo league games in the Red Devils; the Sharks in the first game with the Sharks coming out 4-1.Marv.Greenbaum was top scorer with 3 points to his credit, and George Thomas tallied the final point for the Sharks.Cam Mac- Fadden was the lone scorer for saw the Sharks again triumph, this time over the Rangers.Jim Kennedy scored twice for the losers, while Marv.Greenbaum again led the scoring for his team by scoring two points, with George Thomas Home Nursing Class will be held at 9.0¢ nightstick, am- \u201c\u2019Westmouat's Home Novssage\u201d ' M.H.S.Wins Water Polo Final | Over Westmount High School season's the scoring in that period.p, Logan comes along and score again, making the \u201cscore read three all at the end of the thirg period.Going in to the final Period, W.H.S, got going again and after a nice piece of combination between Tilden and Mahon, th pass was given to Corrigan, whe put it in the net, and to finish the scoring Bob Mahon scored the tinal goal, which gave the W.H.S.possession of the trophy for this season.WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL: p Levinson, Bob Tilden, captain, P.Cameron, Bob Mahon, Ian Fraser, H.Con rigan.Subs.: D.Townsend.R.Worden, MONTREAL HIGH SCHOOL: Ww, Young, D.Dunbar, R.Mullan, D, Logan, captain, G.Cooper, Fineberg Subs.: M.Baker, F.Barrett, P.Marler, Referee: R.E F.Jardine.Time keeper: McLetchie.LEAGUE STANDING Protestant High Schoo! (Section A), Wesrmount High and Montreal High tied on games and points.The play off took place last week in a neutral pool, Central YM.C.A.R.E.F.Jardine called the players .together and flipped the coin, M.H.S.winning the toss, so decided to de- feud the deep end of the pool.In the first quarter, D.Logan of M.H.S.slipped his check and scored a nice goal.Half time arrived with the score M.H.S.1, W.H.S.0.A On the start of the third quarter, Bob Mahon of W.H.S.got possession of the ball and scored on a close in shot, directly after the face off Mahon scored again.Then G.Cooper of M.H.S.got going and scored the third goal in that period.Bob Mahon got P W L Dbpy steam up once again and dented Westm't High 408 1 0 ¢ the net behind Goaler YounE.Montreal High .4 3 1 0 4 But that was not the finish of Baron Byng High .4 0 4 0 4 MOUNTAINEERS More than 125 miles of the wildest mountain country in the United States, between Sonora Pass and Tuolemne Canyon in the High Sierra, was covered by Gary Cooper, Ingrid Bergman, Producer-Director Sam Wood and the location troupe filming Paramount's \u201cFor Whom the Bell Tolls.\u201d ACTS OF SABOTAGE Increased fear of sabotage of industrial plants lends special interest to new protective devices.One employs a photoelectric cell js sensitive as to be actuated by \u2018a practically Invisible beam of light from a source as much as 700 feet away.(The usual photo- | electric cells will operate over only a fraction of this distance.) An alarm sounds if the light beam is interrupted.Yet another mechanical watchman, whose nature is mot disclosed.detects.FOR Physical Fitness WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke West WL.2159 long lines of wire fence protect ing munition\u2019's plants, and relays these to a certain point.Location i and character of the sound can | be determined in this way.ANYBODY CAN WIN! ! VALUABLE PRIZES FREE! Four a Day \u2014 Civen Away \u2014 Come on in! A special invitation for MUNITION WORKERS and others te come and relax in a sporting yet restful atmosphere.Recreation at low cost {18 a line).Splendid prizes daily\u20142 restau.rants\u2014no waiting.This Bowling Alley is Really an \u201cEye-Opener\u201d COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.This Offer Good Only from 8 a.m.to 5 p.m.| | Daily except Saturday.il SAMSON BOWLING ALLEYS 860 ST.CATHERINE ST.E.(Geo.(Opp.Depuis Freres) Sampson, Jr., Prop.) Tel.HA.4641 1,000,000 CITIZENS SAY Please Mr.Motonet Don T keep ua waiting én Te cold When a street-car track is blocked by a stalled motor vehicle, we wait and wait for \u201cthe car that never comes.\u201d We stand in the cold, not only near the actual scene, but far out along the lines of the street-car routes involved in the delay.Mr.Motorist\u2014one example:\u2014If you stall on St.Catherine Street, you delay the street cars on ten tramway routes.results of these delays, often recurring, are felt throughout the whole system.Most routes converge on the main streets.tion on such streets delays thousands of waiting passengers, including those who wish to make transfer connections with intersecting routes.Whether we wait in the North, East, or West part of the City, we all suffer from any delay along main streets.Mr.Motorist, it's a community need.Please, therefore, equip your automobile or truck with chains, immediately road conditions are bad.Montreal Tramways Company On Behalf of One Million Daily Passengers D The Any service interrup- C243 Es « Gul ile ed of key sm Ale gro to nig gar the Bes gar 2-0 but tak fro in Jot hea Fa Gu for , lod.p, à scorg OTe read he thirg Period, nd after tion be.OR, the gan, who 0 finish nD Scored save the e trophy [OOL: E , P.Cam r, H.Con .Worden, OL: W, ullan, D, Fiueberg, P.Marler, ie.Time Pis man ST coo 8 6 Ô \u2014 S of the | y in the Sonora on in the ered by Bergman, vood and ng Para.the Bell INT Le Vest __ Da YS » Prop.) .4641 C343 mestmount\u2019s Home Mewspager\u201d FAGLES HOLDING PLAGE AT TOP IN LOGAL LOOP The Golden Eagles and the Gunners, two of the best juven- Île teams in the city, met in a pair of closely contested scheduled games in the juvenile section of the Westmount Municipal hockey league this week.After the smoke had faded away.Dougie Alexander's Golden Eagles remained perched at the top of the group standing.The clubs battled to a 2-all tie in Wednesday night's game but in the other game the Golden Eagles shut out !> their rivals 2-0.Goals by Jim Macken and Stu Beaulne in the first half of the game gave the Golden Eagles a 2.0 lead on Wednesday night, but the Gunners came back to take over command of the play from then on and tied the score in the third stanza on tallies by John Peirson and Harold Fair- head.Peirson, Brace, Harvie and Fairhead were the best for the Gunners while Macken, Bussiere, Romney and Lunny stood out for the Golden Eagles.The second game between the two teams was rough and exciting with the rival goalies, Ross Miller of the Gunners and Lorne |; Cullinan of the Golden Eagles, turning in fine performances.; Frank Provost and Euard Read accounted for the two goals that |; the winners scored.Provost's was an individual effort while Read banged his in on a pass from Jim Macken.Read.Macken, Provost.Lunny and Cullinan stood out for the Golden Eagles with Strachan, Fairhead, Miller and Craig the best of the Gunners, In the third game of the week, the Golden Eagles defeafed the Maple Leafs at the Staynor rink 8-3, Euard Read was the big noise in this win with four goals while Frank Provost scored two, Pat Wickham and Donn Bussiere each tallied one.Warren Prud'homme, Rupert Rubens and Guy Bonnier tallied for the Maple Leafs.Donn Bussiere and Byard Read are leading the individual scoring list with eight points aplere, Read has scored six goals and is credited with two assists while Bussiere has scored but one counter and hag seven assists, Next in line are Jim Macken and Frank Provost.both from the Scrappy, who takes his wartime duties very seriously these days, BONES TO SCRAP HITLER pauses a minute for the phot: grapher on his daily trip to turn in a bone he\u2019s been saving to the local salvage collection depot.He has decided to help National Salvage in their drive for salvage bones and fats in - every way possible, and let the fun of burying bones and digging them - up again wait until the war is over.Exercise And Diet This is another im & series McFarlane, Physical Director I think that most people are aware of the fact that a National Nutritional Campaign is being conducted at the present time.We hear a great dea) about vitamins and their importance in our daily diet.In order to throw a bit more light on this subject I am going to review an article, by Lionel Bradley Pett B,.5.A., M.A, Ph.D.F.C.L.C., Director of Nutrition Services, Department of Pensions and National Health.According to this authority, a vitamin is an organic food aub- stance, essential for life, but needed in very small quantity.For instance, the absence of even one of the vitamins from the diet resfilts in impaired growth and health, and even in specific dis.Golden Eagles.Each of these|®ase.Man must ent foods contain.players have six points, all of |ing the vitamins, or the sub- Provost's points being goals.stances from which the body Three more juvenile games will makes them, and in \u2018sufficient be played this week, tomorrow quantity to maintain health and .| efficiency.There is no doubt that much of the ill-health that humans The LAURENTIDE INN GRAND\u2019MERE, Quebec 3Y Hours from Montreal Restful, Modern, Sprinkler Fire Protection, Excellent Cuisine, Moderate Rates Skiing and all Winter Sports For information, Apply Direct suffer is due to dietary deficiencies, but it must be realized that food is not the only factor involved in good health.A proper balance of exercise and diet is necessary to keep the body functioning normally at all times.It is Important to remember that the functions of food are many: it must supply sufficient carbohydrates and fats for energy, sufficient proteins to build new and replace old body tissue, sufficient minerals to give good > >< h11N6; Morand .that's skiing at Gray Rocks, ia the Me.Tremblant Sector.Good terrain, miles of trails.Ski school.All other Winter Sports.Ask for folder.Restricted clientele, Healthful sports , ski-tows, ski school, instruction .gay sleigh rides .- unsurpassed cuisine, delightful bedrooms and eundecks.Daily train service and motor highway open from Montreal to Ste.Adele.Write for booklet, rates .select clientele.C.W.Honey, Mgr.Ste.Adele Lodge, Ste.Adele en haut.P.Q Phone Ste, Adele 28.leisure or active winter .the famous \u201cHill 80\u201d, 4 professional ST.il LORGE bones and sound teeth, and then sufficient vitamins to regulate the of health articles by P.st the Westmount Tack \"3 ultilization of the above food constituents.To provide all the vitamins necessary for health, an adequate diet must be taken.Speaking generally, the food dollar should de divided into [Ifths: one-fifth or more should be spent on milk, cheese and butter; one- fifth or more on fruits and vegetables; one-fifth on bread, flour and cereals; one-fifth on meat.fish and eggs; and not more than one-fifth on fais, sugars and extras, Canadian people who follow this rule and get sufficient variety in the first four groups above are likely to gel an adequate supply of vitamins.Unfortunately, vitamins are lost from foodstuffs in many ways: 1.They may be processing, ar in milling, 2.They may be lost during the storage of products and during transportation to markets.3.They may be lost in drying.4.The may be lost in cooking: (a) hy being leached into cooking water, where they may still be used.or (hy) by the destructive action of the heat, or (ce) by adding Injurious chemicals during cooking e.g.soda).5.They may be lost in canning, more especially in some home- canning.These losses vary under different conditions for each vitamin, and with each foodstuff.Tt Is.therefore, necessary to consider each vitamin separately, and to learn methods of cooking, canning, and so forth, that are least destructive, night the Gunners make their second trip of the week down to Staynor rink to play the Maple Leafs, while on Monday evening the Gunners and Golden Eagles will square off again in their third joust of the season.Next Wednesday evening the Golden Eagles make their last visit of the season to Staynor when they meet the Maple Leafs in a game starting at nine o'clock.The following is the league standing including games played up till January 25th.GWLT F A Ave.G.Eagles 4 3 0120 6 .87 Gunners 20 11 2 4.250 Maple Leafs 2 20 4 16 .000 0e Oswald was in his most sentimental and extravagant mood.He was writing a letter to his sweetheart.\u201cDearest Annabella.\u2019 he wrote.\u201c1 would swim the mighty ocean for one glance from your eyes, | would walk through a wall of flame for one touch of your tiny hands, 1 would leap the widest river for a word from your lovely lips.-\u2014 Your own Oswald.*P.8.\u20141I'l1 be over on Saturday night it it doesn't rain.page of this week's Exxa two feature pictures to be shown seccesesseusn cons vopsaupreeueuveussc 602 tv Address Winners are to be draw The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest | 1 have Found the words o.com mmm hidden in the advertisement Of .\u2026.\u2026.-.\u2026