The Westmount examiner, 15 avril 1943, jeudi 15 avril 1943

[" the 773 cs | 6 CI0C5o>0\u20ac\u20142 \u201c43 Years in 8 WE BUY OLD GOLD And Diamonds Our rveputation of 43 rears ef b integrity assores you of full val JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.COO COCO DOT DOC COCO oCI Do VOL, XIV, No.16 Christians Comrades As Result of War, Says Dr.Stern Illuminating Talk Given to Young People at St.Andrew's Church Citizens Victory |.was te vers in Loan Campaign Personnel Named Andrew's Church last Sunday, to Personnel of Westmount Citi- the Alpha Omega Society of the church, \u201d zens\u2019 Victory Loan Campaign for es.se the coming effort consists of His jt BK of this of young men and women who are interested in the various world religions formed an attentive congregation.Dr.Stern This society, which is composed opened with the are mistaken who | world struggle as | simply a war | of arms\u2014basically Worship, Mayor Walter Merrill, - ; K.C.as chairman of the Citizens\u2019 |It 18 à war of ideas.| Committee and the following re-| \u2018Two irreconcilable philoso- sidents who will also serve: |Phies confront each other; \u2018on the George Campbell, K.C, Aimé |one side, the raclal-national idea | Geoffrion, K.C., Samuel Bront-|-\u2014that is the supremacy of the racial state as the one pre-emin- | ent object of devotion, to which: all persons must be subjugated, and on the other the individual- ist-universalist idea\u2014that is, the supremacy of persons, one by one, as the object of pre-eminent concern, and therefore a universal- ism, that, overriding national and racial lines.sees all humanity in man, George Hogg, George C, Mc- Donald, C.A.; J.S.Norris and F.\u20ac.Whittaker.The permanent organization\u2014\"Unit 201 of the National War Finance Commit- tea\u201d covers all Westmount, and the headquarters is at 1383, Greene avenue.There are three joint-organizers =\u2014Clarig McKenna, Archibald i terms of God's Fatherhood and Bentley and J.Arthur W.Brace- Man's Brotherhood.\" well.Continuing Dr.Stern said, \u201cThis war is just the old revived contest between paganism and pure religion\u2014it is also a war between two books\u2014the Bible given to the world by the Hebrews and the \u201cBible\u201d of Hitler\u2014 \u201cMein Kampf.\u201d \u201cA bye-produet of the present world tragedy is the growing comradeship between Jew and Christian and a rediscovery of our common religious heritage.\u201d Dr, Stern stressed the idea that it is incumbent upon Jews and Christians to \u2018stand united now and co-operate with all the forces of liberty in the execution of this war which has, as its primary aim, the cleansing of this earth from the scourge of Nazism.\" \u201cIf the Axis comes to victory\u201d, he declared, \u201cthere is no hope for Judaism or Christianity.\u201d \u201cEuropean Christendom,\u201d said Dr.Stern, \u2018at first confused and silent before the Nazi assault, later rose in righteous indignation and gave resistance to this horrible evil.\u201d He said that it was Albert Einstein \u2018\u201c\u201cone of the greatest living scientists and also one of the greatest living Jews,\u201d who pointed to the Christian Church as \u201cthe only institution that dared to challenge Hitler.\u201d Dr.Stern told the congregation that whenever he went to Rome he took pleasure in lingering in! the vicinity of the Forum, where nearby, is the Arch of Titus reared by the Roman Emperor to celebrate the destruction of Jewish nationhood in the year 70 of the.Common Era.\u201cBut,\u201d pointed out Dr.Stern \u201cTitus reckoned not with the spiritual powers of his Jewish opponents.Titus and the Roman emperors and the Roman legions are dead.And what irony it is that on the very Mount Scopus where Titus and his legions were encamped shouting out that the Miss E.L.Peoples is secretary to the unit, and Mrs.W.G.Stafford and Miss I.Rattray are assistants.Experienced salesmen will carry out the work of selling the bonds and will be organized in teams of about seven or mors.BB.Ist Company Will Cycle Out For Sugaring Trip Other Plans Include Hostel Trip and Ambulance Competition The 1st Company are planning a sugaring party for Saturday, if weather conditions improve suffi- clently, and will meet early in the morning to cycle out to St, Eus- 1ache, the boys going by train will leave later in the morning.Following last year\u2019s party.such enthusiasm was aroused that every effort has been made for a really thrilling time this year.Should conditions be unfavourable, the boys will have a swimming meet.During the Easter vacation, a number of the boys are planning to take a long hostel trip through the Eastern Townships, leaving on Monday and returning the following Friday.Lance-Cpl.Rob- ort Eastwood is organizing the trip and expects to have at least sever boys with him.Shorter trips for the younger boys are being arranged, including St.Eustache, St.Hubert, St.Jerome and Ste Anne de Bellevue.The first aid class under Alex G.Anderson is making great progress and will shortly sit for their amination for the I Jew was exterminated, there acge.e team ds today the symbol of Israel's stretcher drill at present and stands ay y re-birth\u2014the Hebrew University.\u201d brushing up for the Battalion\u2019s Dr.Stern ended his talk with Ambulance competition, into a plea on the part of all for faith which they have entered two in God saying \u201cWe Jews and teams.Christians must confess our own These teams are made up as shortcomings We too are follows: No.1, Cpl.James Wright, L/Cpl.G.Camp, Ptes.Terrel Val- des and James Dugan, with Pte.Don Duncan as patient; No.2, Sgt.Edwin Goring, L/Cpl.Geo.MacFarlane, L/Cpl.Robert Eastwood and Corp.R.Burriss with Pte.Elliott Parker as patient.A special Easter Bible class is being arranged for Easter Sunday at 3 p.m., when coloured slides depicting the life of Christ will be shown and there will be special music for the occasion.Elderly Woman Hit By Motor Car Miss Jean Ross, 77.of 607, Lansdowne avenue, who was getting out of a bus on Tuesday about 8.30 p.m.at the corner of Lansdowne and Western avenues.was hit and knocked down by a car driven by Sykon Sotirios, 695 de Linelle.Mr.Sotirios immediately rushed guilty in having helped to create an atmosphere in the world that enables Nazis to indulge in barbarism.\u201d F/O Murray Ross Near Recovery Flying Officer Murray Hugh Ross, D.F.M., son of Dr.Howard S.Ross, K.C., columnist of this publication, is well on the way to recovery according to a cable received by his parents this week.F/O.Ross has been in hospital for several months and has undergone a serious operation for a collapsed intervertebral dish.After the operation a long convalescence was predicted.The cable received this week is as follows: \u201cAbout again.Expect to be on duty in about one month.\u201d F/O.Ross who with his wife was living in England in 1939, joined the R.A.F.at the outbreak of war.After training he was posted to a night fighter squadron in which he gained the |Brotherhood To Honor he Uestm = ° sunt Examiner | J A.Ross Grafton & Co.J Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis St.George At Service The Men's Own Brotherhood of Calvary Church will celebrate St.George's Day by holding a special service In the church auditorium on Sunday next at 3 p.m.Among the groups specially invited are the Sons of England, the Daughters of England and the South African War Veterans.The guest speaker will be the Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D., minister of Westmount Park United Church.The soloist will be G.Brown.New YWCA Club Will Be Useful To Westmounters Members Living Far From \u201cY\u201d Will Have Special Club Westmount business girls who are members of the Central Y.W.C.A., Dorchester street west, will be eligible for membership in a new club called the \u2018Monday Night Supper Club\u2018, This club has been organized for the benefit of girls who wish to take advantage of the \u201cY's various activities but who, living Outside the limits of Montreal proper, find it impossible to return to the \"Y' in the evening.The girls will be able to go straight to the club, bave a swim before supper and special arrangements have been made for them to collect their supper trays from the cafeteria and eat together im the club room on the third floor of the Dorchester street building.A number of girls joined the first of the club's evening meets last Monday.PO W.D.Whittaker Westm't.High Boy Gets Commission PO.W.D.Whittaker, 20.who has recently received his commission is spending a few days with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Whittaker at 726 Lansdowne avenue, PO.Whittaker graduated from Westmount High School in June 1939.and entered McGill University.Half way through his second year in science he enlisted and went to the Precision Squad at Lachine.From there he went to No.5 LT.S.at Belleville, Ontario, then to No.20 E.F.T.S.at Oshawa, and from there to No.1 S.F.T.8, at Camp Borden.He received his wings recently and his commission followed, Keen on sports he played \u201coutside\u201d In the Junior Rugby team at school, wag forward in intermediate basketball and played first base in the school baseball team, He also belonged to the P/O W.D.WHITTAKER school dramatic club.At McGill be was In the senior rughy team and also a member of the \u201cPlayer's Club.\u201d PO.Whittaker leaves for No, 1 O.T.U.Bagotville, Quebec in a few days time.FIRST BERET APPEARS The first \u2018\u2018beret\u201d made its appearance in Westmount last Sunday.The wearer\u2014a middle-aged | man-\u2014was attired in conventional overcoat and light =xuit-\u2014and D.F.M.and his commission as a pilot officer.Later he won promotion to his present rank.Now 34 years of age, he was educated Miss Ross to the Homoeopathic Hospital in bis car where it was found she was suffering from head injury and a bruised left thoulder and was admitted as a batient.Westmount, seemed quite obvious of the attention focussed on him by the bowler and silk-hatted men who, fn public and high schools in/formed the usual church parade | along Sherbrooke street.EE EE Le + Rin oy fv SA; = k 2 .20% è Nr.4 2 Although H.M.C.S.Westmount has been on the job since the day she sailed from Montreal, she has still to get her first officially accredited sub, according to her commander, Lt.F.G.Hutchings.The West- mount belongs to the Bangor class of minesweeper which has been found particularly effective in the war of the United Nations against the vermin of the ocean.Skipper Reports Activities Of H.M.C.S.Westmount Lieut.Frank G.Hutchings, On Shore Leave, Tells Of Crew\u2019s Enjoyment of Local Gifts A long spell of fair weather, with balmy breezes and a tranquil sea, is the dream of Frank G.Hutchings, formerly of the general commercial department, or the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, and now commanding H.M.C.S.Westmount, a unit in the biggest battle of the war\u2014 the Battle of the Atlantic.Back home for a few days, Lieutenant Hutchings was persuaded to tell something of his experiences since he went on active service in August, 1940.Although she isa minesweeper, the Westmount has been ploughing the icy waters of the North Atlantic on patrok and convoy work since Ieutenant Hutchings took command some six months ago, and her crew can testify that the Atlantic is not particularly sympathetic to the war effort.In winter, the entire superstructure of the ship may become covered with ice, and constant efforts are required to keep her in fighting trim with the guns ready for action.The Westmount has dropped many a depth charge, but has us yet no official notches on her bow.Beyond that statement, Lieutenant Hutchings maintained the tradition of the Silent Service in speaking of its achievements.Regarding life aboard ship he could be more expansive.About the same size as a corvette, the Westmount carries the usual complement of men, and the crew has to make the most of rather tight quarters.Hammocks are used for sleeping, and optimists eay that there Is leas likelihood of seasickness in a hammock.since bunks must roll with the ship.In heavy weather, food has to : be grabbed on catech-as-catch-can principles.and soup or cocoa has to substitute for food requiring plates.but the Ward Room has been able to hold one or two mess dinners-\u2014\u2014a pleasant change from the routine of shiphoard meals.Reading fis the chief recreation, but in rough weather aven big type hecomes apots before the eyes.As on every ship, there is at least one man who can sing.and his services are in constant demand.Lieutenant Hutchings spoke with particular pride of the loud-speaker system, by which phonograph music ts broadcast to various sections of the ship.Some crews have complained that \u2018\u2018Chattanocoga Choo Choo\u201d begins to pall somewhat after the umpteenth rendition, but Lieutenant Hutchings avers that there is plenty of variety in the records on bis ship.Our ships have the usual canteens, American crews are not content with anything less than a fully- equipped soda fountain.The Westmount has been *adopted\u2019 by the War Service groups in Westmount, and her commander wishes to express her crew's deep appreciation of the unstin- ted efforts which these groups have put forth on their behalf.The importance of auch efforts by the folks back home cannot be too greatly stressed, Lieutenant Hutchings sald.Bofore his appointment to the Westmount, Lieutenant Hut- chings served on H.M.S.Snow- berry, a British corvette of the \u201cFlower\u201d class.He apoke highly of the efficiency in the American shipyard at which the Snowberry put in to refit, arriving at the time of the raid on Pearl Harbour.Even the shock of the news did pot interfere with the work in hand.Men swarmed over the vessel day and night and throughout the Christmas boli- days.It 1s this spirit and this production which is going to #pel) trouble for the Axis this year! CHARITY DRIVE SUCCEEDS The 1943 campaign of the Federation of French Charities raised $517,000, according to the VISITS WASHINGTON C.A.de L.Harwood.K.C., 1a visiting in Washington, D.C.Lady Tweedsmuir Sends Thanks To Westmount Women\u2019s Club The Secretary.War Work Committee, Westmount, P.Q.Dear Madam- your members for their great ki me for distribution when I visit Again with many thanks.du + Mrs.Harold Mills, chairman of the War Work Committee of the Westmount Women's Club, is in receipt of a letter from Lady Tweedsmuir acknowledging receipt of vegetable seeds sent by the club.Lady Tweedsmuir'a letter reads: Westmount Women's Club, Another wonderful parcel of seeds has reached me this morning, Will you please convey my most grateful thanks to already told you, Canadian vegetable seeds are eagerly sought after, for they produce such marvelous crops.generosity of people in Canada I am able to take a supply with Elstield Manor, Oxford, England.March 19th, 1943.Ine, ndness in this matter.As | have Thanks to the various parts of the county.Yours sincerely, SUSAN TWEEDSMUIR.but report of Edgar Genest, chairman, surpassing the Object by $43,460.(.A.deL.Harwood Accepts Offer Of Montreal Bar Will Probably be Elected Batonnier at Meeting, May 1st Charles August de Lotbiniere Harwood.K.C., 475 Argyle avenue, will.in all probability.be elected Batonnier of the Montreal Bar when the general mect- ing for bar elections is held on May 1st.A group of prominent lawyers, headed by the Hon.P.B.Mig- nault, formerly of the Superior Court .of Canada, waited on Mr.Harwood recently and offered bim the nomination for the post of Batonnier \u2014 Mr.Harwood accepted.It is generally expected that Mr.Harwood will be elected by acclamation, unless anotber Iast- minute candidate should appear.Charles Auguste deLotbinlere Harwood, K.C., born at Vaudreuil, Quebec, is a descendant of families who greatly contributed to the development of Canada under the French regime and under the new order long prior to Oonfede- ration.The Lotbiniere-Harwoods are the oldest branch of the Lot- biniere tamily which early held selgneurla) rights in French Canada, Related families are thono of Masson and Mackenzie.Supported by a family background so strong in tradition, Mr.Harwood has maintained a keen interest in hiatorie affairs, and is the author of \u201cFort Garry Convention of 1870\", and other monographs.Hae is an active member of the Navy League of Canada and during the First Great War was secretary for naval recrultment In the Province of Quebec.Mr.Harwood graduated in arts from Laval University, Queber, and in law from Me- Gill at Montreal.- Mr.Harwood recently retired C.A.de L HARWOOD from the post of chief solicitor of the Queber lines of the lanadian National Railways, a position which he occupled since 1323, On the eve of hin retirement he was guest of his associates of the Law Department of the National Rafl- ways and received from them a testimonial of their friendship In the form of a Victory Joan war bond.RUMMAGE HALK St.Stephen's Church Senior, W.A.are holding a rummage sale | \u2018in the Parish Hall on Friday sat 2.30 p.m.OCD DOC OCTDOCTD0 4263 Free | HARDWOOD FLOORS | Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned St.Westmount WE.2323 St.Catherine Estimates CDP0OCDOCDOCDIOUTOCHENO West Holds Closing Jack Turner, jr\u2026 4942 Lu- combe nvenue, is the new president of the West kud Public Speaking Club.With him on the executive for the 1943-44 season will be Stuart Blkins, 5224 Glob- ert avenue, as secretary, and Grant Macpherson, 6260 Cote St.Catherine road, as treasurer, The new officors were presonted to members, their wives and numerous guests by Alan lales, immediate past-prosident at the annual banquet held last Thursday in nu private salon at the Mount Royal Hotel.! Mr.Turner in accepting the presidency paid fine tribute \u2018to the steady progress and growth achieved In the past &ix years since the club was foundod nnd announcod the intention of the new executive to carry on the broadening activities of the club an a community anterprise.\u201cThe ability of young men to kel on their feet and make themselves heard fs more than ever tmport- ant today.\u201d declared Mr.Turner, \u201cThe objective of our organien- tion in to teach the dovoloping Reneration of top business executives what to say and how and when to say it.Ench yoar we have succoodéd beyond our expac- tations and each year wo have da- veloped fine talent snd sent out &poakera on Important assignments.\u201d Continuing, Mr.Turner pointed out the place of the elub tn tho community.\"Wo are a community enterprise of high purpose and great value,\u201d he said.\u201cWa are fortunate to be established In a community like N.D.G.where the response to any movement of this kind 1s quick and appreciative.The now executive han already laid plana for Incronsod membership during the 1948-44 reason and we will in every possibls way acquaint potential \u201clenders of tomorrow\u2019 in N.D.G, with the opportunity which membarship In our club represents for acquir- Ing the fundamentals of publie speaking.\u201d Prizes Awarded Glen Buchanan, formerly of the Board of Trade and instructor for the club presented the awards to winners of the public speaking contest held during the Inst (hree weeks of the regninr season, Mr.Buchanan, mentor of the elub for the past four years pointed out that each member gol oul of the club just what he put into it, In the way of preparation on his weekly assignments, He paid glowing tribute to (ha consclen- tious work done hy members In thls respect and reviewed the work and achievements accomplished during the past year.In presenting the prizes My.Buchanan paid graceful tribute tp each of the five winning contestants and gave some highlights of the three weeks\u2019 competition and the participants.Results ware close, comparatively few points soparai- ing the tive winners and the run- ners-up.Mrat.prize went to Grant Macpherson, second prize was won by Stuart Elkins, and third, tourth and fifth prizes were won hy Alan Isler, W.Hardin and J.Narsted, respectivaly.A special award of a silver cup was made Lo Sluurt Elkine In recognition of having made \u2018the Most progress during the year\u2019, In presenting the hoautiful cup, replica of a perpetual trophy kept by the club, Mr.Buchanan point ed out that thin award represant- ed the very assener of the club'a nhjertives.\u201cWe dn not try lo End Speaking Club TWO CENTS Banquet Jack Turner, New President, Sounds Keynote of Progress \u2014 Stuart Elkins Wins Chief Award EA rs City Manager Advises Parents About Diphtheria The following announcement has been received from the Gone eral Manager of the city and we publish JL for the bonefil of our readers: , DIPHTHERIA Immunization lrotects Your Children Tho Health Longue of Canada is conducting a campaign to bring to tha attention of parents and others the benefits of having children immunized against diphihe- ria, This discase is a partieulur one- my of childhood, bul Its preven tion by tmmunization Is a simple one, It all childron were fmmunized, the scourge of diphtherin conld be wiped out.Whole communities have alrondy banished the disouse, A large percentage of children In Westmount have hoon immunized, and our rocord of diph- therin cases show that most bena- ficial rosults have been ohtained.Just ten yaurs nro -\u2014 1932 \u2014 we had fifteen capes, This figure has nol been reached sinee, and fn the yenrs 1939-40-41 thore were none, and in 1942 only one adult caso.The Modical IBBalih Officor strongly supports (he campaign and advises parents to ree that their children are Immunired.No not dalay in having this done.Children ean bo given the loxold treatment, whon (hey ara nix months old, Your own family doctor will give this treatment, or the City of Westmount * Henlih Dapart- mont will give this treatment If you 80 choose.If you would like to got any further information, talophone the City Hall, PI, 8681, Health Department, Stamp Exhibition Will Be Opened By Mayor Merrill Great Variety of Exhibits Expected at Oue of th6 largest crowds of the seuson attended last week's meeting of the Westmount Stamp Club which war held In the Onk Room at Victoria Hall.While the senior members contented themaolves with preparing thelr exhibits for next weak's annual exhibition, the juniors par- Helpated In a \u201cquiz contest\u201d which was very successful, The club wil meet agin tonight In the Nak Room at Vie- torix lial) where most of the members will spend thelr time In putting last-minute touchos to their exhibits, While It ix expected that the number of exhibits af thig year's show will be about the same ax Inst year, there will he a larger varlety.President 1, Flood of the club develop orators\u201d ha said.\u201cOur (Continued on Page 3) M.P.Neilson Qualifies As Second Lieutenant The cadet officers, apecialists, qualified for their comingions at Ste Anne de Ballevue Advanced {Training Centre, Friday, and were officlally congratulated by Brig.-Gen, KE, de B.Pann, CMG, D.8.0., E.D., Officer Commanding (M.D.4.! The cadets who qualified were from all different provinces, these from Queber being: 2/08.M.P.Nellnon of Westmount; 2/14.Wileox, Montreal: 2/14.Dupnis, Quebec City.The radets ware briefly addressed by Brig.-Gen.F.de H, Pa- ; net, C.M.G,, DS8.0, FE), who! rongratulated the young offirors | on attaining their hard-earned rank | DR.H.8.ROSS IH 71 | Our eolumnist Howard Salter Rost.B.A.LILR.D.C.L.celebrated his 71st birthday anniversary on Tuesday.has announced that His Worship Mayor Walter Merrill, has again kindly consented to open the ox- hibition officially on April 22, An [in the part à Red Cross box will \u201che placed at the door tor contri- tbutfons.This year's exhibition I; under [the Mrection of the exhibition leommittee with Tom Koarney as {ehairman, and members which 1n- elude Ho EK.Guertin, C, Morlev, 1H.M Horne, J.W.Smith, 8.Smith, KE.Ewens and Miss I.Audinet.The exhibition will he open in ithe evenings of April 22.23 and in the afternoon and evening of the last day, April 24, Two Local Majors Are Instructors Mrs.Walter ©.Wonham, 336 Wood avenue, has just received news that her son, Major W.B.Wonham, is now officer at headquarters of the lat Canadian Pre- 0.C.T.U.Schoo! in Britain, Major A.C.Evans, 4078 Gags road, is also an iustructor PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Rerving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canads\u2019s Metropolis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAinut 2773* \u201cThe Esaminer\u201d nims le he an independent, rlean mawspaper for the home, devuied te public service, war when the COMPANY \u2018 WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943 THE WAR\u2014AND THEN WHAT?NOTHIER year of world con by and a~ vet neither side has won or lost the war.In bitterness of heart humanity cries like the paahnist of old How how long?\u201d The scene changes night and fresh developments in ed countries of Furope lead a 10 hope and to despair, By way ment there is a steadily growing the power of the United Nation end, however, is not in sight.Months\u2014perhaps years\u2014of co tween us and victory, We are w undue optimin as well as against a sense of defeatism and are urged to put forward every effort towards crushing a ruthl seeks to dominate the world, There are countless men and women who no doubt feel that once the wa shall takeSip the threads of everyday hife just where we left off and pursue t of our wav as we did before we into the struggle for existence.ing themselves open to a rud Nothing will ever again he the our time.l£ven the voungest o tion will not live to see complete order evolve from a chaos caused by years of confliet, Life does not run that wav.Civilization was Just CALVARY CHURCH NOTES TTR \u2014 EE | On Sunday night at 7.30, in Calvary Church, the minister, Dr.T, W.Jones, will show coloured slides of the world famous Passion Play us given at QOberammer- sau.Dr.Jones attended the play in 1930.which showing marked the 300th anniversary of the taking of the vow by the cizens of Oberammergau which led to the presentation of \u2018\u201cI'ne Passion\u201d once in overyglen years, This vow to preseyl the play followed a miraculous ending of the dreaded black plague which had swept through the district.The play was not given in 1940 owing to the war and 11 iy an open question now as to when, if ever, it will be glven again, Special mu- * i | * tional These and flict has gone long, O Tord, almost over- the conquer- ie alternately of encourage- confidence in s to win, The Far from at.nflict he be- arned against world founded ess foe which ris over we he even tenor were dragged Such are lave awakening.same within f our genera- fear.;slcal numbers will be sung al this service by ACZ P.W.Cook.R.A.F.of Adelaide, Australla, a nuted Australian tenor.who is at present attached to the l'erry Command service.Mr.Richard Robinson will operate the stereop- ticon in the showing of the slides.The Church School will be held in all departments at 10 a.m.At the morning service at 11 o'clock Dr.Jones will preach a special Palm Sunday sermon on the theme '\u2018Scenes of Tragedy and Triumph\u2019.the story and testimony of the {innkeeper on the Jericho road, Training classos for church membership and Christian service will be continued by the pastor at 2.30 and 3.15 p.m.On Monday, al 8.15 p.m., a preaching service will be held in the Macaulay Hall.Preacher the Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D., OF WHAT AVAIL?VERY VISE man, long since dead.once wrote: \u201cOf what avail are plough or sail, land or life if freedom fail?\u201d man, very much alive today, voiced a similar sentiment in prose: \u2018In the future days which we hope to make secure, we look forward to a freedoms\u2014freedom worship, freedom from want, freedom from fear.\u201d These four constitute man's charter, his inalienable right, and it is for these rights that we are fighting today, Germany, the scourge oi civilization, has decreed that there must be no freedom of speech\u2014that man must no longer worship the God of truth and righteous- ness-\u2014that his desires must accord with what the Nazis arc ready to give\u2014that he must dwell in a constdnt state of repression and second burst upon it\u2014all unprepared and unexpectant.À long period of adjustment will begin when the last gun is fired, the last hombh dropped froin turbulent skies.Peace will come but it will he a peace oi frenzied activity and difficult problems.Already nations and groups of individuals are beginning to speculate upon the problems that will confront victors as well as vanquished.Punishment must be meted out to those responsible for the war and horrors.Properties wrested from crushed and beaten peoples must he restored.Exiled patriots must be returned to their own lands, Na- boundaries other hounds of imagination.The task will he colossal and will take years to complete.its subsequent re-established.outstretch the must be problems Another wise Human freedom of four essential speech, upon of If the U'nited Nations lose the war, we shall say goodbye to freedom in every form.If we win, a new and heneficent order of life will seek to assure us the freedom of thought and conduct that in some measure has heen ours for many generations, minister Dominion Douglas Church.On Wednesday, Dr.Jones will preach at 8.15 p.m.\u2014this service also will be held in Macaulay Hall.The deacons will meet the prospective members of the church following the service, On Good Friday, at 8 p.n., in the church auditorium the com- hined choirs of Emmanuel and Calvary churches will render the Passiontide Cantata \u2018Christ the Sacrifice\u201d.by Arthur Miller.The choirs will be conducted by D.M.Herbert, organist of Emmanuel Church, with H.E.Colcomb, of Calvary Church at the organ.of India.pivolal defense center of the East, is the keystone of the great arch of lands around the [n- dian Ocean.Throng India lie vital supply routes fo Russia and Chinn, ! beginning to see daylight after the first world * {eighth service of pralse of i cial pre-Easter Communion serv-, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943 | ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH NOTES * \u2014 * AL the evening service next Sunday, the choir will ping Du- hols\u2019 Oratorio, the \u2018Seven Last : Words\u201d, !l etsou, and John Grant as solo- | ists.Fred Whiteley will direct { the work, and preside at the organ.The choir will be grestly augmented for this occasiun, the the season.Special Communion Service For ihe first time in its history, the session of St.Andrew's Church has decided to hold a spe- ice.This will be held on Sunday morning, as a fitting introduction to Holy Week.and looking forward to (Sood Friday.In ordinary times.the congregation hs celebrated the Holy Communion only four times in the year, This special service has been planned as a dedication of life in view of the sacrifices and sorrows that may be expected in the next few months Rev.Dr.F, W.Kerr will be in charge of this celebration.vice in St.Andrew's will not be held this year, due to the fact that St.Andrew's choir has been chosen to present Dubois\u2019 \u201cSeven Last Words from the ¢ross\u201d in Erskine and American Church for the three hours of devotion on that date.* WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH NOTES - On Sunday evening in West- mount Park Church, the choir will give Dubois\u2019 sacred cantata \u201cThe Seven l.ast Words of Christ\u201d and selections from Stainer\u2019s \u2018Crucifixion'\".J, C.Scott, LRSM, will conduct, with Mrs.5.C.Burgess at the organ.The soloists will include Mrs, J.CC.Scott (soprano), T.C, Edmunda (Leno'), and J.C.Scott (baritone).At the morning service the min- * | 1 | * ister will preach on the theme \u201cMistaken Tears\u2019.Mid-week service on the lenten theme will ba held on Wednesday at 8,00 pm.Rev.T.W.Jones, D.D.will address the Easter Thankoffering meeting of the W.M.S.next Tuesday at 3.00 p.m.Mayor Ernest Hioom of West Hartlepool, England: \u201cScores of leading citizens throughout the titude to the Boy Scout Movement for the principles they developed in their younger days, when they ware happy to he active members.\u201d 0 words for The Westmount Examiner 350 GLASSIFIED ADS ne J a WAlnut 2773 pr tmnt pst er with Miss Jean Millar., Mlle Madeleine Lefebvre, 1.Hew- The customary Good Friday ser-: * | British Empire owe a debt of gra- | The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest .the following requirements: i Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the twe feature pictures being shown at \u2018the Westmount Theatre during the first half of next week are hidden.Submit all answers te The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton avenus, using the special coupen provided in each issue for the purpose.Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answers must be in this office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will bs published in Thursday's paper.The winners are diawn from among those who submit the ocrrect answers, as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every one submitting the right answers.: The winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes will {be received in Monday's mail: i Mrs.D.Cathro, 14A Seiby St.; Margo Thornton, 3778 Westmount Blvd.; Kevin Reynolds, 11 Burton Ave.; Mrs.W.Alan Kennedy, 4026 ' Tupper St.; Mount Stephen Ave.Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS.K.C., DC.L.v In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed i wv The cpinions expressed in this Forum are rot necessasily those of this newspaper, and It does not accept responsibility for them.A A Ad AAA At the National Conference of Christians and Jews held at .Denver, 8000 men attended.Meetings were held of 1000 at a time.| Dr, R.W.Searle, secretary of the Greater New York Federation of iNew York at a dinner attended by one thousand leading citizens of Denver warned of the great dangers ahead of the United Nations\u2019 \u2018blunder as was done after the First World War.He said in part: \u201cAfter the last War we threw away the fruits of victory by our selfish return to normalcy.We cannot do that again, or the sons of | today\u2019s soldiers will be forced to go to war to salvage their fathers\u2019 victory.Father Vincent Brown pointed out that brotherhood in wall religions has common root fn the # Golden Rule.The army, he de-| Now Dr, James' committee is clared, is a fertile ffeld for working on the details of a plan spreading interreligious under-|for establishment of a federal standing without destroying the i body to check and co-ordinate the differences hetween religions.various suggested programs.The aim will be to list projects in an i Reconstruction has many sides, \u2018international and domestic.On the domestic side one can define its aims best by naming five giant levils to be destroyed\u2014 want, dis- ;case, Ignorance.squalor and idle- press : Private enterprise is a ship for ifair weather and open seas.For the 1ce-bound stralts of war and in finding the way out of them, à | vessel of a different and sturdier | build is needed: a Fram, not a China clipper.In any case, private | {control of means of production.! with the right to employ others at a wage in using those St.Matthias\u2019 Church Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Assistant Curate, Rev.W.J.White PALM SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Holy Communion and Sermon.Oliver.means, | 7:30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.whateÿer may be said for it or: De RCA, Lar S \u2018against it on other grounds, can-, WEDNESDAY inot be described as an essential! 10.00 am.Holy Communion and ! tv .Not | 10 .m.liberty of the British people.Not Intercessions.more than a tiny fraction of Bri.:Hsh people have ever enjoyed that | right.\u2014Sir Willlam Beveridge.8.00 p.m.Lenten Service \u2014 Address by the Rector.St.Andrew's Church Westmount i (Cote St.Antoine Rd., | near Argyle Ave.) We want to 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Honours tn™ Physics and French}, will coach students in Alge- lish Composition.Literature.also Primary Sehon! eubjects.tievrge Bourke BA.FL Old, 1.-2 FRENCH, Spanish, Private lessons Professor Keller- Wolff, M8¢ Lincoln FI.957$, t-t Avenue.MASSAGE NURSING.SWEDISH MASSAGE SWEDISH Massage ladies.$1.10 service of registered nurse for any treatment As proscribed hh appointment cali Sze 1-5 TT RUGS HRUADIVON Fwred Reversible rugs made from your old varpets, mater- tale, Any size, or color.Anglo-French Ce.Drutumend Bldg, PL.5544.UVUONS WANTED TESPECTARLE Woman wants work by day.preferably bachelor's apari- ment, $2.00 A day and car fare.WF.LR4R L-28 medical your doctor.\u201cFor ved WIE = fy vx Tien ! bra.Geumetrr.Physics, French.king.cowed their fame to one poem.| Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.{Laurence Binyon, who died ln\u2019 Student-Assistant , England yesterday, was known as, Mr.A.Leonard Critfith, B.A.author of a single stanza to thousands who had never heard of iim in any other connection, This : 11.10 a.m.Holy Communion.\u201cin the stanza from his \"To the ; Al members are expected eo De : a s Fallen.\u2019 quoted round and round pu IY Speci ster \"the world on Armistice Day dur- 100 The Church School ing almost 30 years: 111.00 a.m.The Church School.{They shall grow not old, as we: 7.30 p.m.Dubois \u201cThe.Seven last that ave left grow old: Words* by St Andrew's Choir, that are left grow old: under the leadership of Mr.Fred Age shall not weary them, nor Whiteley.the vears condemn At the going down of the sun and in the morning.We will remember them.\u201d : Binyon, of course.was the author not of vue stanza only but 3.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society \u2018Social Evening.St.Stephen\u2019s Church of many.He never ranked as a , Rev.Harold 5.Laws, M.A major poet.but was the author gctor: Rev.aro .Laws, M.A.of quite a number of hooks ot Rev: GC.N.Stindish, B.A., Assistant poetry.He also published a vol- | .PAIN SUNDAY ume or two of literary criticism\u2019 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.and several on art criticism and 11.00 Am, Narming Prayer.Preacher: internr ; The Rector.:\\nter pretation.+ 730 n.m.Evening Service, Preacher: Res.w.Talbot-Hindley.A system of priorities for works Ly ICES projects in the rehabilitation pe- : Tuesday & Wednesday, 8 p.m.Subject: Characters of the Passion.rind after the war now is in the Wednesday \u2014 Children's Service at 4 progress of heing drafted by var-{ \u201cpm.Rev.G.N.Standish.(lous bodies across Canada.' Thursday \u2014 8 p.m.The Passover Table |\" Thie development was mention- | of and explained by Mr.Subject: PLP | Sergent of the Montreal Jewish ed briefly by Dr.Cyril James, Mission followed by preparation\u2019 for {Principal of McGill University Good eda Tree Hour Service 12- and chairman of the Govern- $ p.m.Rev.Harold S.Laws.meut's Advisory Committee où | Lanterne QU R vi = Reconstruction, when he ap-; me\u201d.\u2019 ° peared as a witness before the {House of Commons Reconstruction Committee.\u201cThere will be a priority of employment, a priority of social need and and also a priority of \u201c finance worked out, I hope, for: Wo MO am the whole of the Dominion with- 2 Sydenk 5.Li in not too many more months.\u201d Rev.ydenham EB.Lindsay, Dr.James sald.\u2018Rev.Howard Rhys, So far the work has been done on a regional basis.British Col- Blessing and Distribution of |umbia\u2018\u2019s Post-war Rehabilitation Palms.or beaded by Hon.G.T.j 10.15 am.Mattins.| Perry.recently completed a 200- : 11.00 am.Sung Eucharist and Propage Interim report.the first of cession.\u2018ite kind in the provincial field.3.00 p.m.Sunday Schoo! {Several other provinces have sim 7.00 p.m.Solemn Even and CHURCH OF THE ADVENT \"The Little Church on Rector Assistant Priest PALM SUNDAY 8.00 am.Holy Communion.ilar surveys under way.Local Procession.groups are functionine in such NB \u2014Eve eveni dunn Hoi iplaces as Vancouver.Fort Wil.°° Ty 0g gore: Week at 8.00 pm.the Rev.Father Stephen, of the Order of St.Francis, will conduct a Mission Service, tam, Toronto and Halifax.and another le about to start work in Montreal.The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each i week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with Miss W.West, 132 Selby St.; Mrs.G.H.LaFontaine, 429 Rev.Canen Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Preacher: Rev.Canon Gilbert, Zor.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave.order of priority, with detailed estimates of the amount of employment to be made available, and what share of the cost wou!d bave to ba provided by Government agencies and what share by \u2018private enterprise, The U.S.A.is creating a very large military establishment.of other decisive factors\u2014air- power, seapower, industrial prn- duction, natural resources \u2014Iit will be second to none in the world.Probably by 1945 they, the peace lovers could become the greatest military people of all time.And so that our United Nations may win they probably will have to.Nearly as big as Canada Brazil covers no less than 3,286,170 age is dense, unproductive jungle and much of it is uninhabited tion is 44,000,000 abour four times as large as ours.It is the greatest source of tapped natural resources in this hemisphere.Mica, manganese, quartz, nickel, tungsten.bauxite, bres are found in abundance experts say Brazil possesses the largest single deposit of high grade iron in the world.There are also rubber, coffee, cocoa and valuable vegetable oils.The habassu nuts yield an oil that is an ideal substitute for cocoanut loil which used to come in large quantities from the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines.Each year enough unused babassu nuts Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY, APRIL 18th 11.00 \u2019\u201d ma.\u201d \"lf Thou be the Christ come down from the Cross.\u201d 7.30 p.m.A Gallow's Hill.\u201d \"Were you there when they crucified my Lord?\u201d 8.30 p.m.Communion Service.Dr.Johnston Will Preach Visitors Cordially | Welcomed | CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.st Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.APRIL 18th SUNDAY, School.| 10.00 a m.Church 11.00 a.m.\u201cScenes of Tragedy and Triumph*\u2014The story and testimony of the Innkeeper on the Jericho road.3.00 p.m.Men's Own\u2014St.George's Day Service, i 7.30 p.m.The World Famous Passion Play of Oberammergau, jllustrat- ed with heautifully colored slides.i Good Priday.8 p.m.Paxsiontide Can- i tata by combined Chairs of Emmanuel Church and Calvary Church In Calvary Church Auditorium.In terms of infantry divisions this \u2018 force will be modest, but in terms square miles, Much of the acre-: if rich, arable land.Brazil's popula- virtually un-; zine, industrial diamonds and fi-' and | am.\"The Last Cruel Dilem- | | \"Three Grim Crosses on \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d fall to the ground to provide oil for all the soap and explosives the Allies need.The oiticica nut con- ;tains an excellent substitute for | China's tringoil.! ; Melville Presbyterian ; Church Melville Ave., Westmount | Minister: Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, | MA.LLB.D.D.i SUNDAY SERVICES ! 11.00 am.Persona! Re-Dedication ! Service.} |11.30 am, 3 p.m, 5 p.m.Sunday ! Schoo! and Bible Classes.7.30 p.m.\"Unused Talents i Unused Powers.\u201d + and Rev.Wm.Mulligan will preach at both services.VISITORS WELCOME Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Minister: The Rev.Frank S.Merley, B.D., Ph.D.(Edin.) Walter S.Clapperton, A.R.C.M., Organist & Choir Director SUNDAY, APRIL 18th 11.00 a.m.\"More Friends of Jesus\u2019 11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.\u2018The Cross Power of God.\u201d and the Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne G Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A, B.D.SUNDAY.APRIL (Palm Sunday) 18th | 1.00 a.m.\"Mistaken Tears.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Pre-Easter Service.The Choir will render the sacred cantata \u2018The Seven Last Words of Christ,\u201d by Dubois, and selections from \u2018The Cru- | cifixion\u2018\u201d by Stainer.«Mr, J.C.Scolt, L.R.S.M., Choir Director Mrs, S.C.Burgess, Organist, DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH ; Westmount Blvd.\u2019 corner Lansdowne Avenues Minister: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.Student Assistant: : Mr.Graham Barr, B.A.| \u2014\u2014 | PALM SUNDAY £11.00 a.m.\u201cJesus Asserts His King- Guest soloist.AC.2 P.W.Cook | ship.\u201d of Adelaide.Australia, RAF.| erry ommand.Monday, 515 nm.Preaching service In 3.00 p.m.Church School.acautay Hall.nest preacher, | $.Res.A.Lloyd Smith, MA.DD.7.30 p.m.\u201cWhat Happened at Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.Preaching ser-| Calvary?vice in Macaulay Hall.Preacher, : Rev.T.W.Jones.M.A.D.D.| Wed., 8.00 p.m., Lenten Service.| Good Friday, 11.00 a.m., Holy Communion.Organist\u2014J.M.Walkiey | ih Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD $.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 SN (is FASTER EASTER LILIES and a great variety of | | FLOWERS We Have a Beautiful Selection of HYDRANGEAS Flowers to choose from at Moderate Prices.- ROSE BUSHES other plants and Cut ] Please Order Early for Finest Selection : OPEN GOOD FRIDAY eo Special Care Given to Phone Orders 1521 GOL i i 4863 SHERB FLOWER SHOP DEN ROOKE WEST AT VICTORIA Nee il he nor in, ay vd red ast pis, ru- tor ng- \u2019 \u2018\u2019Westmouat's Home Newspaper\u2019 Lyle Benson and B.McK.Davey Win Senior Debating Championship Public Speaking Trophies of Junior Board Of Trade to be Presented April 29 Lyle Benson, 4151 Dorchester street west, won the senior oratorical contest of the Public Speaking Club of the Montreal Junior Board of Trade, last $Thursday.The subject of his speech was \u201cChina Fights On\u201d, and the event, which took place in the Board of Trade Exchange Hall, marked the close of the 1942-43 season.Frank Larsen won the junior oratorical contest, and spoke on \u201cA Strange Cargo\u201d.The senior debating championship was won by Lyle Benson and B.McK.Davey, who took the af- firmative side of the resolution \u201cThat Proportional Representation Would be an Improvement on our Present Federal Electoral System\u2019, The speakers for the negative side were W, M.Goodall and G.H.Marshall.W.John Sheridan, John S.MacKinnon and Harry,J.De Luca acted as judges and Leslie C.Williams, chairman of the Public Speaking Club.was in the chair.Trophies will be presented to the winners at the annual banquet of the Public Speaking Club, which will be held in the Ritz- Carlton Hotel on Thursday, April 29, \u2018Back-Yard Garden Plotted By Expert Henry Teuscher Describes Methods for Success in Modest Scale Effort Digging a victory garden, and one of the best ways to produce choice vegetables during spare time in the little back-yard was explained last week by Henry Teuscher, curator of the Montreal Botanical Garden during a lecture at Eaton's.Demonstrating to a large audience with spade, fork and other garden-tools how to do it, and describing to prospective victory gardeners the few essential tricks needed to get results, Mr.Teuscher said, \u2018You don\u2019t have to be an expert to become a gardener for victory.\u201d Eaton\u2019s provided a fitting background for the occasion in the form of a large display of the black letter V into which a red gardening fork was \u201cdigging.\u201d so real was its effect upon the white base.Mr.Teuscher\u2019s explanations were based upon his practical experiments at the local Botanical Garden, where as early as 1939 he began to \u201cbuild a victory garden, specially for Montreal's soil and climatic conditions.\u2018Books and gardening encyclopedia are helpful,\u201d he declared, \u2018but much study and time is needed to get the necessary information from these hooks adapted to our local Dr.Ross Discusses Post-victory Plans Dr.Howard S.Ross, editor of the Forum in this publication addressed the Kiwanis Club of Quebec city today at noon, His subject was \u201cSome Post-Victory Plans.\u201d The address was broadcast over CHRC.Dr.Ross went to the provincial capital where he is appearing before the Private Bilis Committee of the Legislative Council, Quebec's Upper House.Roslyn To Hear Miss C.Mackenzie Of Montreal High The annual meeting of the Roslyn Home and School Association will be held next Monday at 8.30 p.m.in the School Auditorium, when Miss C.L.Mackenzie, principal - of Montreal High School for Girls, will speak on \u201cDiscipline\u201d.After the meeting light refreshments will be served and the classrooms will be open for inspection.conditions.\u201d After the lecture, the audience inspected the model of a victory garden, presently on exhibition on the fourth tloor of Eaton's.MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ARE: CITY OF WESTMOUNT WAR SALVAGE VITAL MATERIALS NEEDED FOR THE WAR EFFORT ARE: Scrap Iron and Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Lead, Copper, Zine, Bottles, Rags, Fats, Bones, Metal Foil, Rubber.Newspapers, Coat Hangers, Batteries, Bed Springs, Carpets, Boilers and Mattresses.Magazines are also needed as reading matter for the men in uniform.Please leave small quantities beside your garbage for collection.FOR INFORMATION OR SPECIAL COLLECTION CALL FItzroy 8531 \u201cWar Salvage\u201d Phonograph Records, Camping Course Opens at YMCA 4 Camp Counsellors\u2019 Training Course for young mea and women 13 being conducted at the Y.M.C.A.under the auspices of \u201che Can- acian Camping Asso-lation (Quebec Division).The first session was held last Thursday from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m.when Miss Dorothy Percival, Director of Camp Oua- reau, wag the guest speaker and gave a talk entitled \u201cHow Does The Leader Prepare For Camp\u201d.This talk was followed by a game demonstration prepared and conducted by P.M, McFarlane, Physical Director, Westmount Y.M.C.A.Approximately 125 yourg men and women were present at the session, and R.H.Hanagan, Boy's Work Secretary of Central Y.M.C.A, and Director of Kamp Kanawana, acted as chairman, The next session of the course is to be held on April 15 when the speaker will be Miss A.I, Vall, Director of Camp Chapleau, who will talk on \u201cThe First Few Days in Camp\u201d.Snowdon Theatre.SPECIAL EASTER THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943 ATTRACTION! RES NERA ee = AH té La VS Chinita and her South American Rhumba Dancers \u2014 just one of tive big production numbers played by Freddy Martin; Ray Me- Kinley and Count Basie and their orchestras in \u2018The Hit Parade of 1943,\" starring Susan Hayward, John Carroll, Gail Patrick and Eve Arden and starting Saturday, April 24th (Easter Saturday) at the 1.Cooper, director of musie, Protestant School Board, wil® be the leader in a practical demonstration entitled.\u201cCamp Singing, Songs We Like To Sing\u201d.WEST END (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) OUR SHORT STORY knew Peter.that the train, Valerie hadn\u2019t heard about wouldn't grin like knew, the tallest objectives are simple and direct.We try to teach a man to think on his feet, say what he really has to say in few and well chosen words, and correct the more obvious faults in his platform manner.We are interested in each man's personal progress and the fact that we have developed outstanding speakers of distinction in the Montreal area is to be regard- man in all form with eager eyes.lit up as he saw her, \u201cValiy! Vally!\u201d citedly.for his splendid improvement over the year and the decision to award the cup to him was unanimous.\u201d Alan Isles, in his last official act as president of the 1942-43 season presented Glen Buchnnan with a Dunhill pipe and tobacco jar as a token of the members\u2019 appreciation of his devotion to a week ago.a mental hospital.Captain, who had won D.S.0.early in the war, had cracked in an Important offensive.problems which faced an instructor in an organization of this kind and on behalf of the members thanked Mr.Buchanan for the time and effort which he had \u2014 she couldn't tell him n private business, Colin Gravenor Master of Ceremonies Master of ceremonies for the evening was Colin Gravenor, club member and director of publicity for the Mount Royal and other hotels under the direction of Vernon G.Cardy.Club members were given a private exhibition by Myrus, Mental Wizard from the Normandie Roof.He amazed and mystified his audience with the adroitness of his replies to their but T thought the excitam would be too much for her.\u201d \u201cI'll get a taxi,\u201d he said once.Sherbrooke Street, just the same.\u2019 He turned expectedly.\u201cYou didn't tell about Peter, whether you'd he from him.In his last letter, said he thought he'd be about the same time as me.\u201d Valerie shook her head.him for over a month.\u201d TA \u201consen prec vo Sr Jae FES HOME ON LEAVE By DERRY PLEMING The miuute Billy stepped from he He if he A young giant in khaki, those hundreds of men home on leave, he looked up and down the plat- His face he cried ex- His kitbag dropped on the platform as he hugged her.\u201cQG \u2019 1 ed as incidental to our real work ue good es marae of seeing each man get the most her face.\u201cHow's mother?Have out of his potential talent.Mr.an Elkins,\u201d added Mr.Buchanan, °Y heard from Peter lately?\u2018emerged the winner of the silver T N° was the me aime trophy against stiff competition © m ® er, truth: that his Idolized elder brother had been invalided home That Peter was in But worst of all \u2014 to tell him that Peter, a the for conspicuous gallantry up Had actually ordered his men to turn back, and when they refused, had their interests during the year.Mr.Isles In a brief presentation ort oem and opm, That was the ceremony outlined some of the & P : .strong, so fine \u2014 a coward! Valerie looked into Billy's eager eyes and turned away.Not now ow.Later, perhaps.Break it to him devoled to the Club's interests |gently.She pulled him down the despite reserve army duties and platform, talking quickly, \u201cYour heavy schedules of work in his [mother\u2019s waiting, Billy.She wanted to come to the station, ent at \u201cGee,\u201d as they sped along \u201ceverything's un- me ard he home \u201cNo.\u201d she lied, \u2018we haven't heard from At Billy's home, she said Ouf of the quickly, \u201cI'll go in and tell FRYING PAN questions.Early in the evening News Pictures of Canada group photographs of the meet and delivered neatly and into the took ing framed your mother you're home, Billy.\u201d Swiftly she ran up the steps.Mrs.Sinclair nodded under- standiugly when Valerie toid her she hadn't been able to tell Billy about Peter., \u201cWe'll tell him later, Valerie.Billy idolized Peter.It will break his heart.\u201d Watching Billy talk to his mother In boyish, onrushing words, trying to match his delight,\u2014Iit was the hardest thing Valerie had ever done.And when he asked where Peter was, and if he was well, heaven forgive her for lying, for saying he was all right, when bis face as she had seen him that afternoon rose dufore her eyes.Horribly altered, a wild, hard glare in his blue eyes, He hadn\u2019t recognized her, called her Vera, and talked incessantly,\u2014 meaningless, disconnected words, like a man delirious.\u201cVally!\u201d Bllly cried gaily.\u201cYou and I are going out tonight.We're going to every nightclub In town.We'll he the gayest couple In Montreal!\u201d For a second, his face clouded reminiscently, \u201cWe didn't have much fun out there.\u201d Valerie smiled, Did he see her smile was forced,\u2014a dead, mechanical thing?How could she be gay when a lump rose in her throat at everything that reminded her of Peter?This house\u2014hls Home\u2014she shouldn't have come here tonight.He had first kissed her there in the hall doorway under the mistletoe two years ago.She could still hear the shy hopefulness in his voice as he asked her to dance, She had to look quickly past the chalr where Peter had sat at thelr engagement dinner.And even Billy's face, a younger edition of Peter's, brought fierce pain.Billy was looking at her, coaxing her with his eyes to share hia Baïety.Valerie lifted her head and laughed.\u201cI'm ready, Billy! brate in every town!\u201d As they left, Mrs.Sinclair pressed her hand warmly.Her eyes gpoke volumes of admiration and gratitude, At the first cabaret, the orch- Let's cele- nightclub in Westm't.Women First To Open Re-make Clinic Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club Will Have Show Tomqrrow More than thirty Westmount women and children will model re-made spring outfits that will be shown at the Re-Style Fashion Show to be staged on Friday evening, in St.Leo's School by the Catholic Mother's Club of Westmount.Tue Westmount group is the first group of volunteers in Can- Ada to open & remake sewing clinic without professional assistance, All of the clothes to be wort at the Re-Style Show have been re-made from used clothing by the women in their recently opened clinic.To demonstrate conservation and need for resultant the the & saving fu the use of new matorials the three branches of the armed forces will be presonted in liviug tableaux to open the re-make show.Mrs.J.Leslle Hodges, chairman of the Women's Rogion- al Advisory Committee, Consumor Branch, Wartime Prices and Trade Board, under whose direction sewing clinics are being sot up throughout the city, will open the show.In addition to the Westmount women who will model clothes, Miss Roberta Beatty, well known radio commentor, will model clothes which she has re-made to aid in conserving imatorial.Mrs.E.Trill, clothes conservation director of Honry Morgan Company, will act as commentator for the show.Among the Westmount women und children who will model will be Mrs.W.L, Holland and Heather Holland, \u2018in & mother- and-daughter ensemble; Mrs.J.T.Rogers and Miss Sheila Rogers; Miss Martha Quinn and Vaughan Quinn in sister and brother outfits; also Miss Dicdre Reynolds and Miss Barbara Ann Reynolds.Others will include Mrs.A.da L.Macdonald, Mrs.W.F.Patterson, Miss Willa Ann Mulligan, Judy Marshall, Elizabeth Har- wood, Sheila Ryan, Marle Fan- teux, Ruth Pemberton Smith, Margaret Ann Walsh, Susie Mc- Vay, Marjorie Melvin, Helen Burke, Marion Reynolds, Rosemary O'Reilly, Frances Callaghan, Nan Fagan, Marie Harwood and Martin Shaw.Mrs.R.W.de L.Harwood, Audrey Ryan, Rosemary Colford and Freddie and Tommy Reynolds.Mrs, F.Dale Bourcier, a popular Montreal professional model, will also appear as well as direct and train the models.Mrs, Gd.Macklin Marshall is convener of the show which 19 being staged by Mrs.Edgar T.Reynolds.\\ sPEECH AT KIWANIS \u201cLabor and tho Future\u2019 1x the subject of an address given by R.J.Deachman, well known consulting economist and journalist of Ottawa, before the weeRly luncheon meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Montreal, today, at the Windsor Hotel.ther.\u201cOh.\u201d her eyes brilliant, \u201cwhy didn't T see it before!\u201d \u201cSee what?\u201d he asked hewil- dered.Urgently, she tugged his arm.With 16,430 of its more than 78,000 employees in uniform and 154 others on lonn as technical experts for war enterprises, tha Canadian Pacific Rallway is making & major manpower contribution to the Allied Nations\u2019 cause as well as doing a vital carrying job on land, at sea and in the air.Revealed in the latest figures compiled for W.M.Nenl, the vice-president, this high perceut- age of enlistiments-\u2014almuost one in four\u2014is in keeping with tho company\u2019s trausformation of all its facilities to & total-war basis.Maximum use of all its railway equipment meets the exacting schedules of war factories and keeps troop train dates with convoys while {ts steamships get both men and matorials to the Cight- ing fronts.In the air its ox- panding air lines do 90 per cent of their business on war work and also operate seven schools for the British Commonwoalth Alr Training Plan and manages five aircraft ropair and engine overhaul plants.The uiost spectacular part of the Canadian Pacific» war record continues to bo written by {ts enlisted personnel, all of whom ave protectad ns to sentor- ity from the time they '\u2018go active,\u201d just as employces wore In the last wur when 11,840 answered the call to the colors and found their service records unbroken on thelr return.Already company men have won a fair share of the decorations awarded In this war by their actions in spots lke the bullet-swept beaches at Dioppu and the flak-filled sky ovor Hit- lor's Reich during hammer blows from the air.At sea Canadian Pacific ships and men in \u2018\u201c\u2018trooping\u201d details have their own thrilling story of gallant sacri- fico and high honors \u201cfor good services.\u201d Theirs ia a story which 16,430 C.P.R.Enlist in Armed F orces PAGE THRER Employees detail now but lt includes action in the landings at Oran, the sinking of an enemy U-Boat by the \u201cDuchess of Bedford\u201d and the loss of several proud vessels ine cluding the \u201cEmpress of Britain and the \u201cEmpress of Asia.\u201d All branches of the company's mujor enterprises are represented in the list of those who are In the front lines with 8.540 from the railway.5,691 from the steamships, 663 from the express company and 39 from the alr lines.Over the same period Reserve Army enlistments have been 1,387 with 139 of these men being members of the Vic-, toria Rifles of Canada In Monte real, where they mak up an all- Canadian Pacific company in the Victoria Rifles\u2019 second battalion.Citizens Advised All Small Coins Should Circulate \u201cKeep coppers circulating\u2019.That is the advice given to à resident of Westmount by her local bank manager.The woman has been saving all the odd cents from her housekeeping funds for some time past and when she took them to the hank to buy war-savings stamps, instead of being congratulated on her oconomy, she recoived a loow ture from the manager.\u201cYou are holding up the Gove ernment,\u201d he declared.\u201cAll conts, yes, and silver too, must be kept in circulation,\u201d She was further informed that when she had saved even twenty five conts she was to buy a stamp straight away and not hold the coins until she had collected any cannot be told in anything }ke More.CHOICE 'SALADA TEA The supreme example of the tea blender\u2019s art.Ration-size packets also boxes of tea-bags.CALL THE All Work Guaranteed \u2014 First MOVING By EXPERIENCED MOVERS WESTMOUNT MOVING & WAREHOUSING LIMITED 350 VICTORIA AVENUE \u201cWhite Cargo™ Class Storage Accommodation DE.3851 a FIRING LINE souvenir prints to each member .CLYCERINE ~~ Noi, FOR AOOLPH fatss bone Canada needs and must have every spoonful of fat drippings, every piece of scrap fat and every bone from every kitchen in Canada.Fats make glycerine and glycerine makes high explosives.Bones produce fat.Also glue for war industry.! ingle drop of used fat\u2014 Don't throw away a sadle dcp ted fat\u2014 every kind you use.They are urgently needed bacon grease, meat to win this war.Strain all drippings through an ordinary strainer into a clean wide-mouthed can.scrap fat (cooked or uncooked) and all types of bones\u2014cooked, uncooked or dry.When you have collected a pound or more of fat dripping, take it to your meat dealer who will pay you the established price for the dripping and the scrap fat.Or you can them through any Municipal or Salva Committee collection system IN EFFE in your community.Be a munition maker right in your own kitchen.For instance, there is enough ex- % plosive power hidden in ten pounds of fat to fire 49 anti-aircraft shells.So\u2014every day, 2 way, keep working for Victory for the duration of the war.Save your dispose of this easy aN, ress ov HR hefore the close of the evening.These and other presentation pictures were offered to the club as a goodwill gesture from one community enterprise to another.Mr.Gravenor kept the entertainment at a steady pace.Among other features a quiz program pitted the ladies against the gentlemen.The results, fortunately, were inconclusive but provided entertainment and fun for the better part of an hour.Souvenir programs were donated hy Canadian Printing and Lithographing Co.Ltd.The evening finished on a high note of resolve that the seventh consecutive season commencing in the autumn would see the club assuming an ever more important niche in the community life of N.D.G.and Westmount.Secretary of the club, Stuart Elkins.5224 Globert avenue, announced that applications for membership in the new year could he made anytime hetween now land October.The Club meets weekly in the N.D.G.Community { Hall and the season inrludes twenty instructional sessions with a mid-term dinner for members i only and a closing hanquet for members.wives, and their friends, It fs planned to increase the limited membership of the club for next year.RUGS estra played \u2018\u2018Tales from the Vienna Woods,\u201d and Valeria blinked through sudden tears.Peter's tavourite.He had proposed to her, on board ship, in the springtime, and the orchestra played it then.\u2018HI always think of you when I hear that,\u201d be had sald, kissing.her.Billy leaned across the table, grinning' fondly.\u201cStrauss makes me fee] llke that, too, \u2014a funny kind of happy sadness.\u201d They danced, they toasted each other in champagne, they sald Silly things, Looking at him wae like looking at Peter ag he must have heen at twenty-one, Billy had the same funny little quirk in his right eyebrow.the strong chin with the little boy cleft.Again that aching, {ntolerahle lump rose In her throat.Valerie Iifted her glass.She mustn't think of Pater tor Billy's sake.He deserved this evening, He deserved every evening Ike this till he want bark to \u201cthat corner of Hell\u201d as he called | it.He only once referred to the war.She zathered his \u2014n particular regiment had come through ia particularly slaughterous hat- jtle.Briefly, his smile faded, and his eyes darkened and grew pain- \u201cWe've got to get home, Billy.We haven't.a minute to lose!\u201d When they rushed in, Mrs.Sinclalr was standing In the hall.In her hand was a telegram.She seemed dazed.Valerie gripped the elder wn- man\u2019s shoulders, \u201cIt\u2019s all a hideous mistake,\u201d she cried.\u201cThat's not Peter in hospital.It's someone else! Peter's gol a scar on his right cheek, and that man haw a scar on his left! [It ian\u2018't Peter at all!\u2019 \u2019 Mrs.Sinclair smlled weakly and held out the telegram, \"That explains this telegram then.\u201d Valerie read slowly.Radiant- eyed, she looked up.\u2018\u2018Petor! He's coming home nn leave!\u201d Tests show that glass xiowly changes shape and size even at room temperature.tilled.She was glad she hadn't told him about Peter.How tell those unafraid blue eyes\u2014hnw couté! ;she make him miserable on his first night home?He hadn't.she noted idly.Peter's faint scar on his right cheek to mar his good J Open All Day Good Friday (NEAR GREENE) empty coal bin.Co-Operate NOW, We Have a Large Assortment of CUT FLOWERS CHOICE PLANTS AT VERY MODERATE PRICES EDDY S'LORISTS Proprietor 4178 St.Catherine W.FI.7242 YOU CAN HELP THE WAR EFFORT BY FILLING YOUR COAL BIN CALL DE.1131 TODAY and make arrangements to have us fill your next Winter is not hoarding.Hand & Parker AND EDDY storing fuel for om \u2018 looks.On his right cheek.-Val- me Sa a rv erie\u2019s eyes dilated sharply.It was ne FE | WASHED on his right cheek, wasnt It?LIMITED 1 v .| \u2018REPAIRED \"Billy!\" she grinpe]l his arm .A > a SL x tensely.\u201cDidn't Peter have a 4857 Sherbrooke Street West Ra bic.Sy a j «car on his right chee)?\" : 3 Me à Ea i i \u2019 ! Billy considered.\u201cYes,\u201d he\u2019 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 OF NATIONAL WAR SERVICES vod\u201c rat cher COAL FUEL OIL COKE Valerie sprang to her feet.| .: \u201cBilly! Were got to gat home Bached by Twenty-five Years of Dependable Service at once! We must tell your mo- | NATIONAL SALVAGE DIVISION .0 0 C0 0E30 HOC 6CDOCSDOC DO i\u2014o>o>o>o\u2014>0\u2014>0=\u2014 Mre.Richard Pare was luncheon hostess this week in honor of Miss Helene Casgraln, whose mar- rlage to Captain Bernard Panet- Raymond, R.C.A., is taking place on Baturday, May 1.Mre.Jean Rinfret entertained at a kitchen shower on Monday afternoon and on Tuesday afternoon Mrs, Fran- cols Faure and Mrs.Ernest Mon- genais were joint tea hostesses for the bride-elect.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur M, Russell recently entertained Mrs.Ernest H, Russell as a house guest.Mrs, A.Lee Pomeroy, of Oliver avenue, had as her house guest, her daughter-in-law, Mrs, Albert Pomeroy, of Cornwall, Ontario, who was in town last week-end for the Douglass-Wilkinson wedding.Mrs.Ross Clarkson entertained at a small not-out dance on Saturday evening at her residence, Mount Ploasant avenue, for her daughter, Miss Sheila Clarkson.Miss A.Creaghun of Argyle avenue, hag Mrs, D.King Hazen, of Saint John, N.B., as her house guest.Mrs, F.8.Molson and her daughter, Miss Lucille Molson, spent the week-end at Ste.Mar- Use Examiner Classified Ads.They Bring Results OCC ID0CTDOCTDOT Sha guerite with Mrs, Molson's sister, Mrs.W.R.G.Holt.Recent guests registered at the St.Adele Lodge, St.Adele en Haut, Que., Included: Mrs, H.E.Rawlings, Miss L.Snowball, Mr, and Mrs.W.C.Brown, Miss Beryl Brown, Mrs.A.Mochon, Mr, Chet Sutton, Dr.Robert Lachance, Mrs, R.E.Powell, Mrs, N.Ladd, Messrs.T.and M, Coleman, Lt.-Col.and Mrs.R.Reid and son Donald, Mrs.G.Findlay, Mr.R, Minty, Mr.T.P.Locker, Mr.J.J.McHugh, Mr.R B, Gray, P/O, A.K.Robertson, P/O.G.8.Tuckett, P/O.G.M.Leslie, P/O, A.D, Stanley, Mr, and Mrs.A.Lasalle, Mr, R, H.Hepburn, Mr.R, H.Morgan, Capt.Hubert W.Huston, Mrs.W.W.Timmins, P/0.J.R.Johnson.Mr.Jumes D.Gore, Miss Alice Barron, Miss Isobel Cooper, P/0.Gordon Hough, P/O.Bruce Hands, set.R.E.Mills, Mr.Henry Pelletier, Mr.Edward Mol- son, Mr.F.H.Fairbanks, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Goodfellow, P/O.P.L, Buck, Mr.N.Cayouette, Miss B, Willlamson, Mr, and Mrs.E.Holmes, Misses Nancy and Sbir- ley Holmes, Mrs.O.T.Leeman, Miss Loraine Leeman, Lt.and Mrs, F.A, Patterson, Mr.H.A.Radmore, Mrs, F, B, Halban.THE \u201cepazeldiné, owe RET 4912 Sherbrooke St.West WA.2686 Bright prints in one and two piece styles for the junior Miss\u2014sizes 9 to 17.A few Misses and Women's sizes included in this group.There's com fort and smartness in Nature's Rival® .and to be sure of correct fitting come to Mde Joel Limited .a thoroughly competent \u2018staff of corsetieres is here to serve you.WE ALSO FEATURE THE NEW Nature's Rival MATERIAL WARNEEN in GIRDLES and BRASSIERES te Has Dedication Service At St.Matthias Church The dedication service of tbe standard, of the Wing Comiuan- der Douglas Bader, D.8.0., D.F.C., Chapter, I.O.D.E., was held in the Church of St.Matthias, by the Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, on April 4.The chapter held birthday party in Hotel, April 8.The tables were decorated with spring flowers, kindly donated by Miss M.Crad- dock.The Regent, Mrs, I, Grimes, welcomed the guests, and gave a toast to the King.The honorary regent, Mrs, W, Ward, responded to the order.Mrs.J.Jamieson thanked the conveners, their first | the Queen's Mrs.R.H.Monks and Mrs.T.Kenyon in arrangine à very enjoyable evening, Following the dinner Miss Betty Wallace sang, after which games were played.Melville L.A.The regular work meeting of ; the ladles\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will be held at 2.30 p.m.on Tuesday, | April 20, in the church hall, Melville avenue, Westmount.Monklands Chapter The Monklands Chapter, 1.0.D.E., are holding a rummage sale on Friday, April 16th at 1.30 o'clock Ip Westminster Central United Church, ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.W.O'H, Percey, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Frances, to Lieutenant Wil- llam K.Weber, R.C.A., son of Mr.and Mrs.H.Oscar Weber, of Montreal.The marriage will take place this month, The engagement has been announced in Ottawa of Miss Jean Douglas, youngest daughter of Captain and Mrs, William Dou- Blas, of that city, to Thomas Woodman Stewart, R.C.A.F., son of Group Captain and Mrs.H.R.Stewart.The marriage has been arvanged to take place in Ottawa on April 17, The bride-elect is a niece of Mr, and Mrs, James Douglas, of Westmount.and has many friends in Montreal.APPROACHING MARRIAGES Carmichael-Macdowall A marriage has been arranged between Sub.-Lt.Currie MacRae Carmichael, jr., R.C.N.V.R., only son of Mr, and Mrs.C, M.Carmichael of Westmount and Diana Margaret, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.H, V.C.Macdowail, The Uplands, Victoria, B.C.The wedding has been arranged to take place quietly on Saturday, April 17, in Victoria, WEDDINGS Burke-Milette The niarriage of Margaret Dalton, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Milette of N.D.G., to Mr.Edmund Francis Burke of West- mount, son of the late William Burke and of Mrs.Burke of Ottawa, took place Monday morning at eight o'clock in the Church of St.Augustine of Canterbury, the Rev.Father B, McDonald of- ticlating.Standards of spring flowers, ferns and palms were used as decorations in the church.The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a two-piece suit of heaven blue wool, a pompadour hat of matching felt veiled in brown and brown accessories.Her corsage bouquet was of orchids and sweet peas.Miss Rita Milette, as maid of honor and her sister's only ut- tendant, was in a two-piece suit of navy blue crepe and wore a small off-the-fate matching hat with accessories of the same color and a corsage \u2018bouquet of Joanna Hill roses.Mr.Maurice Hughes acted as best man for Mr.Burke.Mrs, Milette, the bride's mother, wore & gown of French blue crepe, a large brimmed hat of the same color trimmed with taffeta and a corsage bouquet of pink carnations.Mrs.Burke, mother of the bridegroom, wore a black wool ensemble trimmed in mink with a black hat and accessories and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.Later Mr.and Mrs, Burke left for Quebec, the bride wearing a beige lama wool coat over her wedding costume.On their return they will reside on Victoria avenue.The out-of-town guests ineciud- ed Mrs.William Burke.mother of the bridegroom and Miss Dorothy Burké.of Ottawa; Mrs.Desmond Burke, of Kingston, Ont.HOME ECONOMICS + Smart ; Protective Combine beauty and econ- omy\u2014and make this new filet erochet set for chair, davenport or buffet.Its cottage- and-tree motif is charming.You'll find this set useful both for hiding shabby places, and for guarding against future wear.Pattern 449 contains charts and directions for making set; materials needed; 1l- lustrations of stitches.\u2014 Each pattern costs twenty-five cents Chic [acket-Dress FARIAN MARTIN A Jacket-dress is a real asset for the mature woman.Pattern 9271 by Marian Martin has unusual figure flattery, The dress is soft, with a slimming skirt treatment.The jacket, gay with revers to match the frock, makes this a street ensemble.* Pattern 9271 may be ordered only in women's sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48.Size 36.dress and jacket revers, requires 2 7-8 yds.39-in.; jacket, 2 yds.39-in, contrast, (25¢), which should be sent in coin (stamps cannot be accepted) to The Examiner, Needle- craft Department, 2191 Hampton Ave., N.D.G., Montreal.Write plainly the pattern desired, the pattern number, your name and address.Because of the slowness of the may take a few days mails delivery of our patterns longer than usual.Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club Presents A Restyle Show Under the convenership of Mrs, G.Macklin Marshall, the Catholic Motgers' Club of Westmount will present a re-style fashion show on Friday evening, April 16, at 8.30 in St.Leo's School Hall.Mrs.Edgar T.Reynolds is in charge of staging.Mrs.F.Dale Bourcier, well- known model, is coaching the models, as well as modelling herself, Miss Roberta Beattie, of the radio program \u2018\u2018For Ladies Only\".will model some of her own re-styled fashions.The commentator of the show will be Mrs.E.Trill, director of Morgan's (Clothes Conservation Department, and several models from this school will also be shown.Mrs, J.Leslie Hodges: of the Women's Advisory Committee of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, will address the audience with reference to the government's plan for clinic centres to instruct women in the art of remaking clothes.The Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club.of which Mrs.A.A.Paré is president, is the first organization to undertake this type of display.Many interesting costumes have been assembled, and wardrobe- weary wearables have been transformed into snappy spring styles.Mother and daughter ensembles, brother and sister outfits, sister acts, as well as many individual styles have been fashioned from father's old suit.mother's out-of- date evening gown, and even household curtains have been Xavier Apostolate Guild The monthly meeting of the Xavier Apostolate Guild will be held on Monday, at 3 o'clock in Congress Hall.The guest speaker for the day wiil be Reverend utilized, .A silver basket collection will entitle each guest to a chance or more on several valuable prizes.The proceeds of this revue will be used for the various charities of the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club, ALL-YEAR WORLD-WIDE PROTECTION #\u201d FUR ' ({ STORAGE\u201d - lla § Each narment individually protected.Just \u2018phone MArquette 1255 and our bended driver will carry your coat to eur famous vaults.L, P.LAZARE & CO.LTD.Hector W.Daly, S.J., national chaplain.Canadian Catholic Youth Union.who has chosen for his; and Miss A.Kemp, of St, Johns, subject.\u201cCanadian Youth and: Que Post War Problems\u2019, \u2018 » S.\\ ns AE ET re rar mm ign ee \" rm rr Tam \u2014- Tl ER.TT ry DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS, LAMP SHADES MADE TO ORDER 24 Hour Service door ; MEMBERS\u2019 LIST FOR KARNAK LUNCHEON Karnak Ladies Social Club will hold its annual luncheon meeting and election of officers at one o'clock on Tuesday, April 20, at the Masonic Memorial Temple, Sherbrooke street west, under the convenership of Mrs, E.W.Francis.The president, Mrs, F, B.Nixon, will welcome the members, and the following is a list of those attending: Mrs.W.S.Adams, Mrs.R.E.Allen, Mrs, Peter Anderson, Mrs.AL.Allan, Mrs, L.C.Allan, Mrs.R.\"H.Bradfield, Mrs.W, J.Bryant, Mrs.A.O.Baver, Mrs.G.A.Blampied, Mrs E.Bonnell, Mrs.M.N.Boyd, Mrs, P.A.Clarkson, Mrs, Chas.Cope, Mrs.W.M.Couper, Mrs, G.E.D.Corneil, Mrs.W, A.Crammond, Mrs.F.E.Cunningham, Mrs.W.G.Critch- ley, Mrs.H.C, Call, Mrs.E, Christie, Mrs.George Claus, Mrs.A.R.Cork, Mrs.G.W.Davis, Mrs, F.R.Driver, Mrs.J.A.Donnelly, Mrs.W.J.Dixon, Mrs.G.C.Davis, Mrs.M.B.Doke, Mrs.C.A.Fickett, Mrs.E.W.Francis, Mrs.Bert Fitchett, Mrs, Cyril Gillespie, Mrs Frank Gittens, Miss Anne Greig, Mrs.W.C.H.Horton, Mrs.W.P.Holder, Mrs, L.W.Hanson, Mrs.J J.Hay, Mrs.W.H.Halsall, Mrs.L.F.Holland.Mrs.H.W.Jordan, Mrs.C.8.Jackson, Mrs, Norman G, Johnston, Mrs, F.R.Kirkpatrick, Mrs.F.G.Lumsden, Mrs.Alex.Leslie, Mrs.T.M.Leacock, Mrs R.Mann, Mrs.K.W, Matheson, Mrs.D.F.Morgan, Mrs.W.J.McNally, Mrs.Wm.Macdonald, Mrs.A.J.Mc- OSES Hand & Donohoe INC.Independent Fuel Merchants DExter 1132 4856 Sherbrooke St.West 2 oc To Honor Graduates At Closing Exercises The closing exercises of the Parker School for Trained Attendants will be held in Christ Church Cathedral parish house, on Monday, April 19, at 5 p.m.Badges will be given to the graduates of the present class and diplomas to those who have completed their six months practical work.The address will be given by Professor H.E.Reilley, of Mc- Gill University and Miss Kathleen Shackleton will present the badges and diplomas.Tea will be served.All interested are invited to attend.Gall, Mrs.J.McL.Marshall, Mrs.J.MacGregor, Mrs.D.W, Massie, Mrs.F.B.Nixon, Mrs Alex.Nickle, Miss M.E.Orr.Mrs.Lee Pomeroy, Mrs.G.C.Porteus, Mrs.Alex Peden, Mrs, Preston, Mrs.O.C.Rehfuss, Mrs.G.S.L.Retallack, Mrs.J.Retal- lack, Mrs.L.L.Robinson, Mrs, John T.Rowe, Mrs.J.H, Spence, Mrs.E.E.Shaw, Mrs.L.J.Skaife, Mrs.C.R.Tousaw, Mrs.L.B.Temple, Mrs.C.U.Tirrell, Mrs.P.R.Thomas, Mrs.M.J.Vipond, Mrs.T.P, Webster, Mrs.F.R.Wood, Mrs.Wm.Wray, Mrs.W.E.Wesley, Mrs.H.Willem- styn, Mrs, P.W, Wood, Mrs.E.Wilband, Mrs.D.L.Witter, Mrs.Percy Garnet, Mrs.C.J.Lepage, Mrs, Chas.Pullen, A dash of nutmeg brings out the flavor of rhubarb.Try it the next time you stew the fruit or put it in a rhubarb ple, Charlotte Gowns No Priority on Pretty Easter Fashions! 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Ca, TER ES a œ \u2018Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d _THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943 PAGE FIVE ge A MARGARET SÉATON CORRY Souvenirs This is the time of year when minor household duties take on the importance of a major job and the year's grime on rugs, draper- fes and slip-covers, etc., gives way before a wave of soapy water and cleaning fluid.Busily, we hurl ourselves into the job at hand, our head swathed in a 'kerchief, until on the point of, fatigue, we come to that messy drawer.Limp as a rag doll, we draw up the softest chair in she room and settle to straighten the scattered contents and snatch a few minutes\u2019 rest.In the profusion before us, we tind forgotten little mementos which bring back memories of the past.A small tasseled dance program, with a dangling pencil and every line filled with Bill\", takes us back to a very special dance at the club, where the mu- sic-filled darkness is pierced by spasmodic flashes from a colored spotlight and couples move slowly (or not at all) like drooping- headed foxgloves swaying in a gentle breeze.In new ruffled finery, we imagine ourselves an entirely different person, being spirited through space by a rugged individualist .And Bill?Then, a tall, broad- shouldered lad, who apologized profusely every time he clumsily missed a step.Quite probably, now hardened by time and experience into a hard-eyed business man with a cold-blooded attitude towards the dollar, with a wife, girlish and cute, and a dog named \u201cSpike\u201d\u2014you never can tell! We turn our attention to the package of letters, tied with bedraggled blue ribbon, varied in handwriting, representing several stages of our teen-age flirtations with freckled-faced or berry- browned youths, and, with the JUST PHONE .MArquette 1255 and our bonded driver will oaM for your fur coat.L.P.LAZARE & CO.LTD.* batch of tender heart throbs In our hands, we weigh the folly of putting them back in the drawer against the wisdom of tossing them into the wastebasket.Youth, that free, joyous, unfettered period, when you straddle a chair like you would a young colt, dash about a tennis court with the speed of a whippet and eat a conglomeration of overly-decorated confections without ill-effects.Youth! The letters are a link to the past\u2014they go back into the drawer.Slowly, we continue through the assortment\u2014the: old school \u201cmag\u2019\u2019 autographed to within an inch of its life, the silver medal given to runners-up in the tennis finals and the little red box with a collection of school and club pins, Then, there is the little flat box with the handkerchief of hand-made lace and the tiny square of silk in its centre.A gift of that dear old friend of Grandmother\u2019s, given at a time when we were too young to appreciate its exquisiteness or Îts value and now that we do, it still remains in its little flat box\u2014too exquisite to be used.Straightening that untidy drawer has taken the better part of the morning, but it has lent much to keeping the dew on the rose.We close the drawer with a sigh.There is something about spring-cleaning .oo Flat Shoes Belong To Sportswear Claudette Colbert suggests in answer to the shoe rationing, that women should use common sense \"about shoes and select them for the clothes with which they will be worn.Miss Colbert says, \u2018Flat shoes belong to sportswear and high heels to afternoon and evening.\u201d It all depends on the women themselves and their ability to follow the sfar's example wisely and smartly, whether they will be well shod\u201d or not, on three pairs of shoes a year, Funny thing about temper.You can\u2019t get rid of it by losing it.Send your furs to us J clean vaults, and have cost.Ship by C.N.Our reputation during Importer and FUR STORAGE careful handling and guaranteed satisfaction., 215 Victoria St., VALLEYFIELD, QUE., Phone 71 for storage in our modern, 29 all repairs done at moderate ° Express \u2014 We Pay The Charges.54 years of business assures you of OSTIGUY Manufacturer of Fine Furs Detachable Lingerie Makes Neat Trim Starring for desk to date-time duty is the dress with detachable lingerie trim! 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Versatile as can be, see these lingerie trim dresses at your local stores today.All to wear round the clock\u2014to add to a pretty, as well as practical wardrobe! r- \u2014 In The Women's Realm Daughters of The Nile The Daughters of the Nile, Oasis Temple No, 46, will hold the first session under the new officers, in Victoria Hall, West- mount, Monday, April 19, at 7.30 p.m.Mrs, K.W.Matheson will preside.N.D.G.Women's Club The election of officers will take place at the annual meeting of the N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club on Friday afternoon at three o'clock in Victoria Hall.Canadian Housewives The general monthly meeting of the Canadian Housewives\u2019 League will be held at the West- mount Y.M.C.A.at 8.15 p.m.on Tuesday evening, April 20, Mr.George S.Mooney will speak on housing.It will be an open meeting.\u2019 Catholic Women Catholic Women's League, Westmount Sub-Division are holding their general election meeting on Friday.April 16 at half past two gharp in St.Leo's School Hall, Members must present membership card at closing meeting.Prepare Victory Rolls Hours Before Serving When Betty Rhodes enier- tains service men at her home, her mother makes \u2018Victory Rolls\u201d and the Army, Navy and Marines really go for them.Here is her mother\u2019s recipe: Put through food grinder one pound of yellow cheese, two hard boiled eggs, one can ortega chill (green) peppers.Add one small can tomato sauce.one can minced ripe olives, one-fourth teaspoon ' salt, pepper and garlic salt.Split long rolls and spread with mixture.Wrap Individually In wax paper and twist ends-\u2014tamale fa-, shion.Heat in oven 350 degrees for 30 minutes, This reripe makes two dozen rolls and can be prepared hours before serving.BUNNIES WORK FOR LIVING Mrs.Joseph Dunhill of West hen, Ont., helleves in making her; pet rahbits work for a living.She takes their wool and through a dveing.spinning and carding pro- i cess, turns it into clothes for her family.5127 SHERBROOKE WEST EASTER LILIES Symbolic of Easter .ful growing plants in full bloom .perfect, traditional gift or decoration for your home.beauti- CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS HYDRANGEAS - TULIPS, ete.CORSAGES e CITY WIDE DELIVERY \u20ac PI NKERTON'S FLOWERS FLORISTS & GROWERS DE.1179 | be more and more à General T.L.Tremblay, C.M.G., D.and Inspector General (Army) Eastern Canada.and was held in conjunction with the unique all-woman \"C.W.A.C.Tattoo.\u201d all from Montreal, who were among the graduating cadets.COMMISSIONS RECEIVED Thirty-nine cadets of the Canadian Women's Army corps s.0., ED, A.D.C., reccived thoir Left to right, from Major- joint associato diroctor of National Soloctive Service, This event took place at Shorbrooke, Que., on April 2nd, Above are five Quebec girls, 2/Lt.Margaret Lundon, 2/Lt, Jacqueline Morin; 2/Lt.Lorna Gilday of Westmount; 2/Lt.Mary Mowatt, and 2/Lt.Elizabeth Nethercoat.commissions HOME EDUCATION THE MATTER OF SELF-CONTROL EMMA GARY WALLACE Behavior problems are usually due to lack of self-control.Temper tantrums, for example, are really exhibitions of emotional disturbance during which the child lets go and gives full rein to anger, disappointment, stubbornness, jealousy or whatever state of mind clamors for expression, A thinker who has given a good deal of attention to character education and to the development of agreeable personality patterns ron the part of little children tells us: \u2018\u2018Self-control is ons of the influential attributes of thinking individuals.\u2019 This being the case, it plainly is important that the teaching of self-control should begin when the child is very young and continue in a wise, kindly but firm manner as infancy merges Into | later childhood.i Just how shall we go about such teaching?How shall we carry it on?| It would seem the logical course to pursue, to lose no time; after birth in establshing regularity of physical habits, and in so far as possible to avoid inter-! ruption of such habits.The young child should have regular periods for hathing, feeding, sleeping and waking.If fond relatives arrive after the little ope has been put to bed, he should not he disturbed.The lesser evil is to let [the visitors go home without seeing him.A1l other hahlts that are found to he advisable should he given a! regular time and plare.Then, for much of the time, the little\u2019 \u2018one should be left undisturbed to become acrustomed to natural! conditions around him.He should ! learn as early, as possible, to he\u2019 good-natured and to enjoy him- | self When we have aided him to establish auch behavior, we have laid a very good foundation for self-control.\u2019 But if a child is irregular in his physical habits, he will be irri-; table.If regular hours are not maintained for rest, exercise in! the open afr, hedtime and so forth.nerves will get on edge and outhursts of frritabillly will follow because of fatigue.And the moment that a child finds that by making a fuss he can get his own way, he will become more and more ready to cry \u2018or make the kind of a rumpus he [has learned how to make.He has inow learned his first lessons In lark of self control, and from this point on, the emotions will governing the \u2018factor in the child'g life.When, In such eases, an out burst occurs, the course of treatment to follow is one of apparent indifference.The chiidr should be ignored and if possible put into a room hy himself and left program of there to learn the needed lesson that.an uproar doesn't secure anything for him or do any good, Few children will continue their exhibition of had temper very long 1f they are left without an audience, i Much the same Is true when \u201cchildren refusa to est.If they are not ill, and such refusal in an attention-getting « devire, they should not be urged to eat nor \u201cribed wiih the promise of some ded, They should wait until at most receiving no- next meal, thing more hetween a drink of milk.When they find case of eat when they eat or go without, the meals than that it is a ought to they'll soon discover that self-control is much more confortable than yielding to their wild emotions, Success and happiness in later life depend so very much upon that unfortunate is who lacks it.self-control the person ¢ Grapefruit Hull Makes Frog For Flower Bowl Helen Walker has found that half a grapefruit hull makes an attractive frog for a flower howl {f holes are punched In the hull with the tines of a fork.Miss Walker arrived home after working all day on Paramount's \u201cTe Good Fellows\u201d and found a beautiful box of flowers.Due Lo the scrap drive she had no metal frog to help In arranging the flowers.This problem she solved by using the grapefruit hull, which 18 colorful as well ar prae- tical and certainly lives up to our wartime conservation Ideas.Hard Water is a Soap Waster And Makes Laundering Harder Hard water is oue of the difficulties that beset households in many parts of Canada and too often nothing is done about it.As well ax making washing and cleaning a laborious business, to say nothing of its effect on skin and bair, hard water {a a soap waster requiring often as much as three times the quantity required for use in soft water, Chemicals seldom completely soften water but are considered the most practical atds for general use by the Laundry Division, National Research Council, The extent of softening depends on stich factors as the character of the wator supply.the chemicals used, the application of heat and time of standing.The chemicals most commonly used and sold under trade names are carbonates, phoaphates and silicates of sodium, Washing soda is prohably the least expensive to use, according to laundry officials, although trisodium phoa- phate is the basis for many special brands.Since any excersive use of water-softening chemicals may wanken certain fabrics, =a test of the amount needed in a particular district in recommended.Repetition of the test from time to time is auggestad since the degree of hardness of a local water supply is modified by heavy spring rains and melting snow.The amount of water softonor to be used may be determined roughly as follows: Moasure the amount of water (the number of gallons 1n the washing machine, or the number of quarts in a small tub or hand basin) and ndd the chosen water softener in the proportion of one- half teaspoonful for each gallon.Stir throughly.1 any appreci- ble amount of scum or cloudi- vess appears, let it settle for five minutes, Remove any scum that forms.then dip out a pint of wa- (er and add one-quarter teaspoonful of =oap.Shake well.If this produces n good lasting lather, the wator is soft.If it only produces more scum and cloudiness ndd more water oftener In the same proportion, (one half teaspoonful for vach gallon), remove the acum, and repeat the test.Repeat this until the water 1s roally soft.This may take some time at the bogiuning.but once it is loarned how much softenar is res quired, it can be written down for future reference.It is important that the softener be thoroughly dissolved and any scum removed before soap is added.Boiling hard water, convenient only for treating small quantities, will help when the hardness is of a \u201ctomporary\u2019 nature, but does not completely remove the hardness present.In this process the innoluble compound first forms a cloudiness in the water and then on alanding, settles to the bottom of the vessel.The clear water may he siphoned, poured, or filtered off.te rm ct + tag.When preparing white sauce for vegetahles, add a few chopped almonds, or, if you have them, Brazil nuts.PRETTY HATS For The Easter Parade Sailors! 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Guaranteed Pure PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED MILK \u2014 MA, 5631 \u2014 PURE TFED PURE HOMOGENIZED MILK 1» more than a pint MILK more COMPANY, EE Sur 54 zl onde LIMITED delicacy, nor should they be scol ?4 { 1 + PACE SIX THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943 mere \u2014 mp \u2014 \u2014_ \u2014 ao \u2014 \u2014emen = .yg \u2014 ne l'he Sci Which D trates Man\u2019 ® - \u201ctern entit Ad ° A lecture delivered by Judge Frederic C.Hill, C.S.B., of Los Angeles, California.Member of the Board of .* \\ Lectureship of The Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts.Cae) C= ==TO Under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Montreal.Monday Evening, April 12th, in the Mount Royal Hotel.\u2014 _ \u2014 \u2014_ me \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u20ac is mers at Th ir Shure Che vi i : ; exact represent : it 2 : ; vas - by God, this individuality Chere is a general belief that {The Firsi Church ot Christ, evidence of hying a continuance good; the exact representation of derstood it and remarked that for hood wus the eternal manifes erned ; man is a human being with a Scientist, The Mother Church, in |of material life.Jesus had the |God.Gud Is Life; then man is the |twenty years he had been virtual tation of that Life which is God.Was safe in the substance of Soul, material body, subject to birth, | Boston, and ite branch churches |evidence of a human body.He|image of Lite; the exact repre-|ly a \u201cboiling teakettle.\u201d His be- His realization of man\u2019s oneness the substance of Spirit,\u2014yea, the maturity, and death; that man pussesses this body as his own and thus establishes his identity.This reasoning is untrue and must he corrected hefore the true status of man can he understood.If the real identity and individuality of man were in a human body or dependent on that sense of body, the destruction of the human body would Include the annihilation of man's identity.IL Is reasonable to assume that \u2018the belief of annihilation entered Job's thinking and caused him to inquire, \u201cIf u man die, shall he Hve again 7° Regardless of trials and adversity he had hope of immortality.He wished to he as- sw'ed, \u2018Is my identity eternal?\u201d The same hope that inspired Job in his despair is apparent now; «and humanity 18 reaching out for some source of comfort and assurance against the material evidences of discord and destruction, It has heen said, \u201cHope springs reterual in the human hreast.\u201d \u201cThe human hope and longing for seternal life und for continuing identity is proof of the fact that :Life Is eternal, Man has eternal life now hy reflection, His iden- \u2018tity and Individuality are eternal Jin Soul and never were in a ma- tterial, human body.: The destruction of a so-called thuman body in no way touches sor affects the status of the real \u2018man.In Christian Science we find ?the established fact that man is \u2018a divine idea, unfallen and eter- inal, inseparable from God, As ¢Mary Baker Eddy writes in her stextbook, \u201cSeclence und Heulth {with Key to the Beriptures\u201d (p.1476), \u2018In divine Science, God and tthe real man are inseparable as ¢ divine Principle and idea.\u201d Christian Science furnishes the {Illuminating answer to Job's in- *quiry and to humanity'# present tfears, by the assurance that man lives because he is the exact re- i flection of Life, that Life which \u2018knows no death.The perception of this verity and its operation «in human consciousness hecomes \"the law to the one who rocog- nizes the opporlunity now of proving the words of Jesus, \u2018If à man .keep my saying, he shall never \u201csee death.\u201d : At somo time in human ex- \u2018perience there must come the ; question, \u201cWhat ls man?\u201d The {correct and logical conclusion :thereof must be in exact relation \u2018to one's understanding of God and His universe.\u2018The Psalmist David, contemplating the glory of God and the majesty of Fis works, inquired, \u201cWhat is man, that thou art mindful of him?\u201d He saw man crowned with glory and honor and Invested with dominion over Tall things.He declares, \u201cThou asen seotmacnen Shast put all things under his 1 feet.His utterances are usoless { words unless theve is some ra- ; Lional way of translating them into workable terms so that man- { kind may understand and apply } this dominion and put all things under his feet now even to the annihilation of the universal belief that man is a mortal, subject to death and loss of his identity.As you contemplate human ex- + perience with its mixture of joy sand sorrow, pleasure and pain, + health und sickness, success und : failure, there must come to you recscn0enue s the inquiry, \u201cIf man has do- : minion over all things, how do you account for such expori- ences?\u201d Dominlon is sovercign- ; ty\u2014supreme authority.Dominion .is supreme authority applied, The .discordant conditions of human ! experience are no part of your » sovereignty: and they have no :veality or luw to support them.i Through understanding the no- :thingness of ervor you master ;every udverse condition; and ; through the unfoldmont of the \u2018infinite law of Science\u2014thc {Christ Science\u2014you establish 3Mow with definite certainty your : immortality.:\u201c.Salvation is a present state of : consciousness that comes to the ¢« flesh because of the Christ, There :is positive salvation for every «human being because the Christ .: comes to the mortal man, who is + the only man who needs to be : saved.If there were no man of ¢ flesh thore would be no need for + the saving Christ.: Mrs.Eddy, in Science and : Health, page 583, defines + \u201cChrist\u201d thus: \u201cThe divine mani- i testation of God.which comes to : the flesh to destroy incarnate er- vor.\u201d : Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer {and Founder of Christian Science + Mary Baker Eddy, the Dis- .coverer and Founder of Christian : Science, stands out as unique in her discernment that \u2018\u2018under- ; standing\u2019 {s basic reality, and : \u2018\u201cbelief\u201d in error or materiality \u201cls unreality.Through tho discernment of the allness of (God.good, hence the unreality of ovil as revealed to her.she established her , church and founded a religious - movement based upon the essen- .tial elements of primitive Chriat- + ianity and Mind-healing.She gave 1 to humanity a positive system for : applying underatanding whereby t there is a yielding of belief, act compauied by the establishment of health and harmony, Mrs.Eddy founded the Christ- ; lan Science movement out of her 3 revelation and experience in be- ! ing healed and in healing others.\u201cHer religion.which she called Christian Science, is evidenced by b throughout the world, Christian Science and the Christian Science movement are hased upon the demonstration of the Christ, Truth, avaliable In every human experience, No creed, dogma, nor ecclesjastical formula finds place in this church, It Is an organ- lzation of the nineteenth century divinely established upon the all- ness of God, good, and the nothingness, the unreality, of evil in \u201cRetrospection and Introspection,\" page 24, she makes plain what Christlan Science 18, She says: \u20181 discovered the Science of divine metaphysical healing which | afterwards named (Christ lan Science.During twenty vears prior to my discovery [ had heen trying to trace all physical offects to à mental cause; and in the latter part of 1866 1 gained the scientifie certainty that all causation was Mind, and every eftect a mental phenomenon.\u201d Thus it was revealed that Christ- lan Science is of not a system faith cures, but Is the demn- onstrable, sclentific understanding of Mind, God, Perhaps there is nothing that 80 cleariy distinguishes Christian Science from other religions and doctrines as Mrs.lEddy's logical deduction: \u201cThe Scripture pronounces all that God made \u2018good,\u2019 therefore If evil exists, it exists without God.But this is impossible in reality, for He made all \u2018that was made.\u2019 Hence the inevitable revelation of Christian Sclence\u2014that evil is unrea!; und this is the best of It\u201d (The Virst Church of Christ.Scientist, and Miscellany, p, 178).\u201cThere 18 no evil in Spirit, because God is Spirit\u201d (Science and Mealth, p.345).The Mest Demand The time approaches when mankind must awaken to the full realization and apprehension of the debt of gratitude due to the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science for what she has done to free mortals from the bondage and slavery of the belief that evil is real and more powerful than good.We may re- Joice in the health, happiness, sunshine, and freedom which her teachings establish in the consciousness of humanity, To experience the full fruition of this Science there must be strict obedlence to the first demand, \u201cThon shalt have no other gods before me\u2019 (Bible).In the Christian Selence texthook Mrs, Bddy rominds us (p.467), \u201cThis mo Is Spirit.\u201d You prove that evil is unrenl when you demonstrate the all-inclusiveness of Spleit, which is God, good.There is no record of any human being who s0 fully and so completely demonstrated man's oneness with God as the man Christ Jesus.His words and works.furnish ample proof that the account of man's creation, as recorded in the first chapter of Genesis, is true.The declaration is: \u201cGod created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;\u201d and, \u201cGod saw every thing that he had made, and, behold, it was very good.\u201d Jesus defined God when he sald, \u201cGod Is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in epirit and in truth.\u201d By this saying he emphasized the fact that there is no material or corporeal sense of God in true worship.God is not humanly personalized mor located in a material place.He is Spirit and is infinite.Referring to his works and mission, Jesus made it plain that the works which ho did were not his works.He said.\u201cThe Father that dwelleth in me.he doeth the works.\u201d This would im- pi that Jesus recognized the actual presence and power of one Mind, and that the outward an- pearances which hare heen termed \u201chis works\u201d wera the manifestation of his understanding of one infinite Mind.God.Jesus\u2019 Works All the works of Jesus were accomplished through his clear spiritual perception of the ono Mind, God.Paul's admonition ic to let the same Mind be in you that was in Christ Jesus.There is ample reason and authority for Mrs.Eddy\u2019s conclusion that \u2018all is infinite Mind and its intinite manifestation\u201d (Science and Health, p.468).From this basis you approach the realization of one perfect God, Who fs not only infinite, but who is also alt.inclusive good, and likewise the understanding of perfect man.and by reflection demonstrate the all-inelusiveness of good and the nothingness of everything that is unlike and opposed to good The divine fact fs that good alone ls real and that which is not good is unreal.Pernetual un- foldinent is the law of God.and consists in separating good from evil beliefs and thus redseming aud transforming human consciousness until it yields to the consciousness of that Mind which was in Christ Jeans.Jesus was not the Christ: manifested the Christ.He peared as a human being: he kuew the divine fact that Life was demonstrable: and consequently he was able to demonstrate, manage, and direct what is called material existence.Te demonstrated that.although he ap- Life is not material, it had the know that Life and Spivit are the only reality, and the spiritual fact of being could be demonstrated, otherwise human beings would fail to recognize the significance of the spiritual fact and would lose the desire to possess Ît.What did Jesus do?He proved beyond ail question that there is no death, How did he do it?He proved that there is no death by coming out of it, He established that death fs merely the belief In a falsehvod\u2014the belief in that which Is untrue, If you stick to the fact that there is no death, for you the fear of death will abate until eventually you will begin to perceive the fact thai there is no death, Others will do the same thing until sometime the evidence of death will disappear.The Bible says death is an enemy.It says, \u201cThe last anemy (hat shall be destroyed is death.\u201d Christlan Science is the luw by which you demonstrate the etermal verity that the real fan Is splritual and, as the Bible declares, is the Hkeness ot God.The real man does not hecome that Godlikeness\u2014he ig that likeness; and it is your privilege to demonstrate, to prove, that fact by living and not by dying.In the Godlike consciousness there is no death.\u201cIn the illusion mortals wake to the knowledge of two facts: (1) that they are nol dead; (2) that they have but pussed the portals of a new he- Hef\u201d (Science and Health, p.2561), of death, God Revealed Some.six thousand years ago, God revealed Himself to Moses at the burning bush as \u201cI AM THAT | AM\u201d (Exodus 3:14).There was mo material person talking to Moses on this occasion.God is not a person, neither is (here space belween God and man.It was the realization of the oneness and unity of Deing that cnabled Moses lo perceive the characteristics and the qua- litles of God.He must have discerned the fact that God is Spirit, the source, substance, and law governing all true being.1t was the Christ: which came to Moses that made him aware of his identity\u2014-his oneness with \u201cI AM THAT T AM,\u201d God.It was his realization of the one Mind operating in his own consciousness that enabled him to lead the children of Israel out of bondage.It was not the material man Moses doing this.It was Moses expressing true selfhood, demonstrating oneness with Mind, and confirming the facts set forth by Mrs.Eddy in Science and Health, page 427, where she says, \u2018\u2018Immortal Mind, governing all, must be acknowledged as supreme in the physical realm, so-called, as well as in the spiritual.\u201d In the Christian Science textbook, Mrs.Eddy has defined God as: \u201cThe great T AM: the ali- kuowing, all-seeing, all-actling, all-wise, all-loving, and eternal: Principle; Mind: Soul; Spirit; Life: Truth: Love; all substance: intelligence\u201d (p.587).\u201cGod is one God, infinite and perfect, and cannot become finite and imper- feet\u201d (ibid.\\.The above seven terms are synonymous ¢xpres- sions for the one and only God.and express His nature, character, and essence, and establish the divine fact that God ls incorporeal Being, as distinguished from a human concept of Him, Mind\u2014Cause\u2014Manifestation The function of Mind is to ma- uifest intelligence, knowledge, goodness, mercy, justice, lealth, harmony.These attributes are all included in Mind, and from the all-acting nature of Mind are expressed.Do not lose sight of the fact that all is Mind, \u201cand its infinite manifestation, for God is All-in-all\u201d (Science and Health, p.468), God has not changed, but belief about Him is changing.Belief i3 passing away: and the understanding of the all-presence of Mind is redeeming human consciousness; and divine consciousness, which is \u201cGod with us,\" is appearing.It is God with you, because you are manifesting and reflecting the God-qualities, and are becoming more and more God-like.The image and likeness of Mind must include all that proceeds from Mind, Thoughts or ideas emanate from Mind.Mind, God, is incorporeal.ldeas emanating from Mind are incorporeal.Hence.the logical concluston is a divine idea expressing all of the qualities of Mind.If you assume one vause, you have to assume an effect, and it must be infinite.When you svek the true concept of God.you do so because you wish to (ind out what man is lt may be that your primary interest is not so much what God is, but \"What am 1.and what 1 my destiny?\u201d The Bible answers your question.The Bible says that man is the exact image \u201cof God.God is Mind; then man '{s the image of Mind.the exact representation of God.God is Soul: then man is the Image nf God.God is Spivit: then man is the image of Spirit: the exact representation of God.God is | good: then man is the image of sentation of God, God is Truth: then man is the image of Truth; the exact representation of God.God is Love; then man is the image of Love; the exact representation of God.God is divine | Principle; then man is the image of Principle; the exact representation of God.The real, spiritual, and only man is the evidence, the expression, of one infinite and all- inclusive consciousness, God.God is omnipresent, always present, The real man is God's exact likeness, and the recognition of that fact on our part will enable us always to be where we ought to be.The real and only man is omnipresent, and it is your task to demonstrate that omnipresence, As you do this, you are applying the law that directs human footsteps and that {improves your material existence, You are finding out something about the real man, and in so doing you are finding out something about your spiritual identity.As you learn more about your true identity, you will demonstrate and express the real man, The man of God's creating, then, is a compound idea, retlecting all the ideas and attributes of God.and fully endowed with the capacity to reflect infinite consciousness, fence, the inevitable conclusion, there is no limit to man's expression of intelligence, goodness, mercy, health, harmony.Man is inseparable froin God, his creator.The realization that man is consvious manifestation of Mind.establishes the true sense of health, improves business and social condittons, banishes poverty, and solves the problems of human existence.God, infinite, divine Mind, recognizes no strife nor oppression, no war nor destruction.God's nature and character Is Love, and His Love is infinite, By claiming his sonship to God, man establishes his nature and character by being loving, kind, considerate, charitable, pure, tender, and compassionate.These states and stages of consciousness establish the fact that if strife and oppression, war and destruction seem to be real to you, you are not demonstrating the nature and character of God, Love, and are not demonstrating vour real self- hood.Man is not God.\u201cMan expression of God's being\u201d (Science and Health, p.470).God is Love, and Love expressed is man.Claim this as your divine right now, and you will gain the true sense of your identity, which will establish for you freedom, redemption, and salvation from the bondage of materialism.True freedom is gained as one asserts his oneness with the Father in every thought, word, and action.The demonstration of your iden- titv is the demonstration of true selfhood and is freedom.It is individual thinking that establishes freedom for you and for all.It is not gained by the despotic demands of one man nor by any combination of men.1t is not dependant upon what others are thinking, but it fs dependent upon what you are thinking and doing.Your demonstration of one Mind, all-inclusive good, establishes the law of freedom which operates in human affairs as the law of harmony in your business, your home.your community, and your nation.It will end war in your consciousness, and when more universally understood will ensure pence to the whole world.The experience of a very eminent lawyer illustrates the freedom and physical healing that come through right thinking.This man had established himseli as a most successful lawyer, He becaine self-centered, egotistical, overbearing, and contemptuous.In due time, his practice began to abate.He lost the esteem and good will of his fellow lawyers and of the courts, He lost his former ability to present con- is the vincing evidence before juries, and no longer seemed to rightly interpret the law before courts.; He lost his cases.his practice, his reputation as a lawyer: and through worry and disappoint-| ment he hecame physically ill.! This lawyer had no religion, al-* though he was what is termed a good.moral man, His wife was a, infinite | Christian Scientist, and many, years before his physical and! business collapse she had pre- {sented him with a copy of the that man is not material; he is) Christian Science textbook.which \u2018all the mental pictures vou \u2018he had never read.! Through from the urgent solicitation wite.a friend called! jupon him and had a long in- jterview regarding his troubles.! {At that time iis constant inquiry! was, Why?Why have 1 lost my practice?Why have T lost th= [respect of friends and courts?| Why have 1 lost my health?A simple illustration answered his inquiries, His attention was called to a boiling teakettle and to the fact that the boiling therein lHberated ithe impurities and lime held in solution in the water.The force of the steam is unnoticed until ! Soul: the exact representation of [the opening in the spout is closed by the released impurities; and then when the opening is closed.jan explosion is the result, It required no amplification.He un-'crucifixion because his real sell- lor the grave.lief in intellectval brilliancy had liberated the impurities of egotism, pride, contempt, and self- sufficiency, and the \u201cexplosion\u201d was inevitable, It was apparent that the mental boiling was the cause of his physical claim of high blood pressure.The thought of this patient was directed toward an understanding of perfect God and perfect man as the solution for all his troubles.It was not hard for him to understand that law operates regardless of all opposition to its decrees, It was not hard for him to accept that there is one supreme law and hence one supreme Lawmaker, God.He saw clearly that if mankind through wrong thinking could do evil, man could veverse this process and think rightly, and thereby conform to the divine law nf God, which is freedom from all evil beliefs, He agreed to reverse his entire mental procedure.He agreed to and did make a careful study of the Christian Science textbook; and through the daily study of the Lesson-Sermons he came across this citation from Science and Health (p.467): \u201cIt should be thoroughly understood that all men have one Mind, one God and Father, one Life, Truth, and Love.Mankind will become perfect in proportion as this fact becomes apparent, war will cease and the true brotherhood of man will be established.\u2019 He wrote: \u201cT have been at war with myself fur twenty years, It is now ended, and | am determined to do my individual bit toward establishing the brotherhood of man.\u201d He was healed in every sense of the word.He regained his health, his former practice as a lawyer.and his social standing as a good and respected citizen in the community.It is essential to revert continually to the divine fact that all is Mind, one Mind, God.and to declare continpally and understandingly that omnipotence never fails; your realization of the all-inclusiveness of Mind precludes failure.Continue this process of constructive thinking and the human senses will actually see what is taking place, and will vield human beliefs to the divine harmony of Mind.By knowing the presence of the one Mind as the only intelligence, power, and presence, we deny the belief or claim of intelligence and power, manifest as evil, and by this process mullify the claim or its manifestation as evil results.Anything that presents evil as real or impending, or any suggestion that evil might occur.must be denied and rejected, thus preventing the evil in advance.Tdentity\u2014Individuality We recognize and identify things according to certain characteristics.This is \u201c\u2018Îdentifica- tion.\u2019 Humarnly interpreted, it is based upon the assumption that identity is a material something.The human mind is accustomed to attaching a belief of iife to something.It sees what it believes and it believes what it sees.It sees a material, human body: and it attaches a belief of life and identity to it.What kind of body is it?To the human senses it seems to be substantial; but in reality it is a subconscious state of mortal mind presented to the senses and objectified and recognized as an object\u2014a body.It is mortal mind's concept of body.Tt is a counterfeit of the divine fact of body.The divine fact is that body is spiritual and is not material.The divine fact ifs that you have a real, spiritual being, unscen and unrecognized by the material senses.The divine fact also is that your true identify and individuality are unseen and unrecognized by the material senses, and are established in a material of body.Your real identity is established in Spirit and is revealed and unfolds in proportion to your demonstration of your selfhood which is spiritual.You are the likeness of Mind, Soul, the embodiment of right ideas.sense not.Your veal, unseen identity is the real man, perfect.whole.complete, indestructible.and harmonious in every way.Your identity is established in Soul and is not in matter.Tt is a perfect state of consciousness, and will become manifest in your human experience in the degree that vou apprehend and experience apirit- ual qualities, You can correct and eliminate entertain about your body\u2014any- thing erroneous that may appear to be on it or in it.Divine law operates to correct and to adjust every wrong thought, picture.or condition that confroats you.Ry holding to the fact that your body is the embodiment of divine ideas.which is the truth abont your body.brings into aetion and operation the divine law unti! the human mind's concept of your body yields its erroneous beliefs.and normal action.health.and the harmony of the divine Mind are made evident by and on your human concept of body.Jesus was a human being.and possessed a human body.He demonstrated the fact that Life is not in a body.and that his life could not he destroyed by | { | i \u201call the i flesh.tn laws with his Father made it possible for him to rise ahove the crucifixion until, in his final experience called the ascension, he rose above all material beliefs and conditions.His real, spiritual body came to his consciousness with this final experience.It was the culmination of all that had been going on during his work among men\u2014called \u2018his mighty works.\u201d In \u201cMiscellaneous Writings,\u2019 page 189, Mrs.Eddy has given us the key to his greatness.She says, \u2018\u2019The meek Nazarene\u2019s steadfast and true knowledge of preexistence, of the nature and the inseparability of God and mun.\u2014made him mighty.\u201d The Christ man is man immaculate and complete.He is the image of his Maker and is uncontaminated, uncontaminable, unassailed, unassailable, incomparable, perfect.This is the truth about you as the man of God\u2019s creating.Man never sinned, he knows no such thing as sin; man is ever sinless, deathless.He knows nothing but eternal Life.He knows no other presence than Life.This is his substance, for it is infinite, eternal presence.You and 1 are the reflection of the infinite, eternal presence of God, for we, as spiritual ideas, are the evidence of the omnipresence of God\u2014the exact likeness of Him.The realization of infinite.eternal Spirit is our substance.We are all the same substance, for we reflect the same Spirit.As we reflect the oneness of Spirit we demonstrate the oneness of Being, our immortal, eternal identity.There is no limitation to spiritual knowing and understanding.It is universally available, The same \u2018steadfast and true knowledge of preexistence, of the nature and inseparability of God and man,\u201d will equip you with spiritual understanding so you will demonstrate your identity and your real body, eternal.harmonious, and never touched by the mortal beliefs of sin, sickness, birth, maturity, death, and decay.You have a real identity.a spiritual and indestructible body, now, but you must demonstrate and prove that divine fact in some way.Christian Science has come as a revelation to humanity.showing the nature of th» indestructible man, Mrs.Eddy\u2019s vision of this man should be an inspiration to vou, In Science and Health, page 76, she says: \u201cThe sinless joy,\u2014the perfect harmony and immortality of Life, possessing unlimited divine beauty and goodness without a single bodily pleasure or pain,\u2014con- stitutes the only veritable, indestructible man, whose being is spiritual.This state of existence is scientific and intact,\u2014a perfection discernible only by those who have the final understanding of Christ in divine Science.Death can never hasten this state of existence.for death must be overcome, not submitted to, before immortality appears.\u201d Immortality There is an ever-ipcreasing- recognition among people generally that correct and intelligent thinking liberates and puts intn operation in human affairs the infinite forces of Mind.expelling the fears and anxieties of individuals, and establishing freedom and right action.The following paragraph from a current magazine says: \u201cToo long our whole concept of immortality has suffered from the peculiar misconception that immortality is a state of being that occurs when we die! But if we are immortal at all, we are immortal now, this very moment.Why postpone our adjustment to a sublime condition?Let us be as fearless in the discipline of our souls as of our bodies, Tt is amazing- how completely tangled nerves relax, how anxieties and fears evaporate, if once we incorporate into our daily philosophy of life the slogan, \u2018Use your immortality now.We heartily writer and the to \u201cuse your immortality now,\u201d and we would add to the recommendation.\u201cClaim and use your eternal identity now.\u201d You will discover amazing results by this course of action.Of course.there will come a question.\u201cHow can I do it?\" Tt can be done as you get some correct idea of your present status.Real consciousness is cognizant only of divine ideas which emanate from the divine Mind.God.mau, and the universe constitute all there is, and your couscious ness of Mind is all vou.Eternal identity and individuality always have been and always will te maintained by Mind.Mrs.Eddy.speaking of this in Science and Health, says on page Tu: \u201cThe divine Mind maintains identities.from a blade of grass to a star.as distinct ana eternal.The questions are: What are God's identities\u201d What Soul?agree with the.recommendation 1 there is to.is.Does life or soul exist in the thing formed?\u201d Referring to - Jesus, she says in \"Miscellaneous ; ; Writings.\u201d page 194.\u2018His un- | | ' renn individuality.so superior to : that which was subject to the seen, was mot temptations of the material, to death.Formed and gov- | substance of God, the one inclusive good.\u201d Your unseen individuality is superior to your material sense which identifies you as a human being.Your individuality is established and preserved in Soul, and is not subject to change or chance.Your individuality is a continuous and eternal unfoldment of Soul because Soul is infinite, And because it is infinite, your identity as a son of God becomes the subject and the object of individual demonstration through the Science of Mind-healing, which is Christian Science.Illustration One cold Sunday afternoon, ap emaciated, dirty.intoxicated, poorly clad human being entered the auditorium where a Christian Science lecture was soon to be given, The stranger had no concept of where he was and soop fell asleep.When the lecture wax nearing completion, the man awoke sober.Apparently all that he could remember of the lecture was the statement, \u201cThe study of the Bible and the Christian Sci ence textbook has healed hundreds and will heal you.\u201d He borrowed a copy of Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy from a loan library.and after reading it through had a desire to possess iæ copy of his own, which he secured.One week passed and he had no desire for liquor.He located a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, and attended services.His clothing was worn and poor, but the man was clean and respectable.His reformation and transformation had begun.He established himself in a small business; he became interested in church activities, and in due time became a member of a branch church: he was reconciled to his wife, from whom he had been separated, and they re-establish- ed thelr home.Several years later, the same lecturer was lecturing in another city and was presented to the usher staff.A splendid-looking man stepped up and introduced himself as the one who entered the lecture auditorium on the cold Sunday afternoon.Was he the same man?Through the reformation of his thought, his physical body had been transformed.The beliefs that had identified him\u201c as an emaciated, dirty, and drunken human being were gone, and he presented a better belief of a human body because the human mind had yielded to the divine sense of harmony in Soul.He was proving his true identity as a child of God, and thus presented the evidences of a better human being.1t will be helpful for you to study and ponder what Mrs, Eddy says in \u201cMiscellaneous Writings\u201d on page 185: \u2018Self.renunciation of all that constitutes a so-called material man.and the acknowledgment and achievement of his spiritual identity as the child of God, is Science that opens the very floodgates of heaven; whence good flows into every avenue of being, cleansing mortals of all uncleanness, destroying all suffering, and demonstrating the true image and likeness.\u201d The recognition that man's identity is the individualized manifestation of Soul, not in a human hody.reveals the verity of man's being, his oneness with God.Man's oneness with God establishes the fact that identity.preexistence, and immortality ara his by divine right.This fact is useless unless we can claim and use it right where we seem to be.Christian Science shows you how to claim your identity in Soul.how to demonstrate health.substance, abundance, and all that is good.It shows you how to demonstrate and embody the attributes of God sn that there is no room for belief in a poor mana sick man, an unhappy man, or a dead man.Christian Science shows vou how to prove the statements of Christ Jesus: \u2018I and my Father are onc: \u201cGlorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which 1 had with thee before the world was: and \u201cBefore Abraham was, T am.\u201d \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper™ With positive assurance claim as your own these eternal verities, You will soon agree with Mrs, Eddy\u2019s statement in \u201cMiscellaneous Writings,\u201d page 47, where she says: \u201cScience reverses the evidence of material sense with the spiritual sense that God, Spirit, is the only substance; and that man, His image and likeness, is spiritual, not material.This great Truth does not destroy but substantiates man\u2019s identity, \u2014together with his immortality and preexistence, or his spiritual coexistence with his Maker.\u201d * * | Christian Science | | Services | * * \u201cDoctrine of Atonement\u201d is tha subject of the lesson-sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday, April 18th.The Golden Text is from Galatians 1: 3.4.\u201cGrace be to you and peace from God the Father, and from our Lord Jesus Chrisi, who gave himself for our sins, that he might deliver us from this present evil world, accord ing to the will of God and our Father.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cI am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved and shall go in and out, and find pasture.\u201d (John 10:9).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cATONEMENT is the exemplification of man\u2019s unity with God, whereby man reflects divine Truth, Life, and Love.Jesus of Nazareth taught and demonstrated man's oneness with the Father, and for this we owe him endless homage.His mission was both individual and col lective, He did life\u2019s work aright not only in justice to himself, but in mercy to mortals,\u2014to show them how to do theirs, but not to do it for them nor to relieve them of a single responsibility.\u201d (Page 18.) Meatless Meat Patties Are Not Impossible It's smart to be thrifty but it is nothing less than a miracle to make meat patties without meat.Claudette Colbert's cook had a grand surprise for Miss Colbert when she arrived bome one evening and here is the recipe: Peel and boil three potatoes in salted water for 20 minutes or until done.Mash potatoes and add two beaten eggs.one cup walnuts, milk, salt and pepper to taste.(Left over mashed potatoes can be used.) Shape into patties and fry in peanut oil or any good érying fat until golden brown, Men's Khaki Coveralls Are Copied In Velvet Paulette Goddard is having her G.I.(Government Issue) coveralls copied in black velvet.Paulette, who plays the part of a nurse on Bataan and Corregidor in Paramount's \u201cSo Proudly We Hail,\u201d wears men\u2019s khaki coveralls, the kind the government issues to the army to use for work in dirty, muddy places, through most of the picture.They have been so comfortable that she decided to use the idea in her own wardrobe.Miss Goddard's \u201ccoveralls\u201d will be an exact copy of the Government Issue and she will use a belt made to look like gold machine gun bullets, around the waist.Do not permit rubbish or other material to accumulate on stairways, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE) READING ROOM READ THE BIBLE\u2014It contains the answer to every human problem.Today and throughout all time a correct understanding of the law of God has healed the sick, overcome discord and sin, and brought peace and happiness.SCIENCE AND HEALTH with Eddy\u2014This book explains, Bible, French, German and Braille.Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker | through spiritual the Principle of Mind-healing, interpretation of the as taught by Jesus, in English, Authorized Literature\u2014The biography and complete writings of Mary Baker Eddy.newspaper.The Christian Science Monitor, an international daily Weekly and monthly periodicals in German, Scandinavian, Dutch and Braille.English, French, rue Books and literature may be read, borrowed.or purchased at the Reading Room: 706 CASTLE BUILDING \u2014 1410 STANLEY STREET, MONTREAL, QUEBEC Open to the public weekdays from 9:38 to 9:30 Wednesday 9:30 te 7:30, Telephone MA.3898 ne * the the is the Ma 3 La sta she Th: ing the coll eun was Ma mai ecole Swe now The ren star the H.geo bina vers now The: glam char fiste supe the .nt 8 ed b ad Thor & ne grip] \u2014* e | | * is the ton to Christ, 18th.| Gala- to you Father, Christ, r sins, 5 from accord- nd our which non is ble: \u201cI 1y man ed and d find so in ze from extbook Key to Baker is the unity reflects Love.ht and ss with we owe mission id col- : aright self, but o show t not to ve them * (Page les 3 3 y but it racle to it meat.k had a Colbert ne eve- e: atoes in ites or es and cup wal- per to i pota- \\pe into t oil or 1 golden ralls vet ving her ) covert e part of rregidor ndly We ti cover- ment is- for work through hey have ; she de- her own alls\u201d will Govern- 18e à belt machine waist.or other on staire roblem.he law brought English, f Mary al daily French, mma ed \u2018Westmount's Hames Newspaper™ THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943 deed NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD Me » * AT WESTMOUNT THEATRE It has become axiomatic fo that | 1p cael the 20th Century-Fox studio that the romantic success of à picture | is well-nizh assured if one-half\u2019 the assignment is handled by, Maureen O'Hara.Miss O'Hara, discovered on the European stage by Charles Laughton some three years ago, starred in the very first picture she ever made\u2014\u2018\u2018Jamaica Inn.\u201d That was Laughton's idea, placing the burden of top billing on the slim shoulders of the Irish colleen.But there was a cir- eumstance in \u201cJamaica Inn\u2019 that was to persist through every Maureen O'Hara picture.Too many men! In 20th Century-Fox's Technicolor filmization of \u2018\u201cThe Black Swan,\u201d the Rafael Sabatini story, now at the Westmount United Theatre.alluring Maureen is the center of the romantic interests of Tyrone Power, who is costarred with her: the apple in the eyes of Laird Cregar, Thomas George Sanders, Anthony Quian and George Zucco; and, too, the distant dream girl of some 200 extras appearing in , the film as motley pirates.Similarly, and to the envy of less fortunate young ladies, in practically all of her previous cinema excursions she's been plagued by suitors, too many suitors.In \u201cTo the Shores of Tripoll,\u201d for instance.Maureen was the heart-beat of half the Marine Corps, it seemed.And in \u201cTen Gentlemen From West Point,\u201d she was the only lass on the reservation.Remember \u2018Hunchback of Notre Dame\"?Maureen stood alone.the only woman among the swarms of men who peopled the picture.Well, the lovely star takes the crowding philosophically.She knows that the script writers will not fajl to rescue her in the last reel and deliver her into the right arms.At York Theatre Hedy Lamarr and Walter Pid- geon provide a dynamic combination in \u2018White Cargo,\u201d film version of this famous stage play, now showing at the York United Theatre with Miss Lamarr as the glamourous Tondelayo, native charmer, and Pidgeon as the two- fisted driving rubber plantation xupervisor Witzel.The story of the African rubber jungles is one of stark, elemental drama, played by a faultless cast and directed with deft skill by Richard Thorpe.Wears a Lurong Miss Lamarr wearing a lurong, & new version of a sarong, is gripping as the sultry native .SOL'S- Fruits a Groceries LICENSED GROCER EL.6566 - EL.8930 Prompt Deliveries from 10 a.m.to 7 p.m.Daily Fri.ta 9 p.m.- Sat.to 10 p.m.5307 SHERBROOKE W.beauty, and Pidgeon plays his two-fisted role with conviction.Frank Morgan is convincing as the bibulous but kindly old settlement doctor, and Henry O'Neil as the missionary of the district.Reginald Owen and- Clyde Cook extract comedy from their roles as captain and first mate of the river steamer calling at the settlement.Beautiful photography by Harry Stradling's camera did much to present the sinister impression of the jungle, and the musical score by Bronislau Kaper likewise puts the audience \u2018\u2018en rapport\u201d with the jungle atmosphere.Music Students Give Program A program of planoforte classics was broadcast over CBM by the music students of Catherine H.Smith last Saturday, Following are names of those who took part: Colin Campbell, Mary Eaton, Craig Gardner, Dorothy Maher, Audrey Speirs, Larche Paul, Alice Benett, Viola Russell, Jane Benett, Elizabeth Gould, Celia Benett, Gwenyth Gover, Derek Speirs, David Pemberton Smith and Mary Ruth Pemberton Smith.VS Richard Carlson, Hedy Lamarr and Walter Pidgeon in the famed stage hit, \u201cWhite Cargo,\u201d which will be at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.AT THE MONKLAND SUNDAY! Pat O\u2019Brien and Jane Wyatt in a scene from the film \u2018\u2019The Navy Comes Through,\u201d which opens at the Monkiand United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.AT THE YORK UNITED SATURDAY! Bud Abbott and Lou Costello form their own two-man detective squad in their new hilarious comedy \u201cWho Done lt?\u2018 The film opens at the York United Theatre on Saturday playing until Tuesday night.M3 DIL (es (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) FRIDAY NIGHT = REVIVAL SHOWING % Alice FAYE in \u201cTIN PAN ALLEY\u201d with Grable - John Payne Betty t Jack Oakie TODAY until STARTS SUNDAY % Hedy LAMARR in \"WHITE CARGO\u201d with Walter Pidgeon Richard Carlson Love! Gold! Adventure! Sabatini\u2019s the sea comes roaring on the screen .color triumph! SATURDAY greatest story of .a mighty Techni- 2 he Musical Sharps Flats and Naturals by | Frances Goltman the untorgettable mother of \"How | At The Monkland The exciting 1880's and the colorful Qay Nineties furnish the background for the Monkland Theatre's current attraction, \u201cGentleman Jim,\u201d which is now playing until Saturday might.Errol Flynn and Alexia Smith are co-starred in the Warner Bros.picturization of the life of James J.Corbett, Jack Carson Featured Jack Carson, cast as Corbett's ; friend: Alan Hale, who plays Corbett\u2019s father; John Loder; Minor Watson; William Fraw- ley, Corbett's fight manager, and | Ward Bond, as John L.Sullivan, heud the supporting cast.Raoul | Walsh, leading exponent of action: tilms, directed the picture from \u2018 the screen play by Vincent Lawrence and Horace McCoy.! The story of *\u2018Gentleman Jim\u201d starts in the San Francirco of the 1880's where most of the populace secretly uaitended the outlawed fighting matches of the time, | Corbell (Flynn), a bank clerk, crashes the exclusive Olympic Club with Vicki Ware (Alexix Smith), whom he had met al the bank.At the club, Corbett comes in contact with a professional tight instructor and wins his first bout in an exhibition mutch staged by the club.The hoastful Corbet! and toxicated Lowrie (Carson) are ejected from the club in the dance that follows the bout.The next morning the two find themselves in Salt Lake City with Corbett under contract as a professional fighter.Started on his career, Corbett wins a series of outstanding vic- torfes, making himself eligible for a chance to fight John L.in- .A WORTHY ENTERPRISE \u2018 A new project is under way in Notre Dame de Grace.Always known as one of the most progressive communities of the city, a Provisional Committee under the chairmanship of Mrs.J.F.Cartier, is] launching a campaign to open a Children's Library under the auspices of the N.D.G.Community Council and there isn\u2019t a parent or: Tyrone 4POWER O'HARA Rafael Sabatini's most rousing story YOUNG AM A Twentieth Century-Fox literature in a city the size \"Montreal is amazing.There are a few public libraries that have books on music but tbe reading \u201cmaterial is not of the type \u2018hat ; would attract children, Appealing | books to young people would be | biographies of the great masters in simple story form, stories of | the instruments.history of music in junior form without making .too much stress on technical view- ! points.The educational value of i musical history and biography may he ascertained by the results of Dr.Walter Damrosch's Musical Appreciation Radio Hour.Children became much more \u2018Music ' conscious\u201d and sought out literature on music bheccause thay lewere awakened to this art.It is a well known fact that the children of the United States know a good deal more in the earlier school grades ahout composers and different types of music than the children of Canada for no other 2nd FEATURE ATTRACTION i reason than they become acquainted with the facts sooner.Natur- \u201cWithers ally.their interest is aroused and [LA Picture when they hear symphonic masterpieces.they are not only ac- UNTIL TUESDAY % Sidney TOLER quainted with the number itself in \u201cCHARLIE CHAN IN but with the instruments used R10\u201d with :and the biography of the compos- MARY BETH HUGHES Maureen with Laird Cregar * Thomas Mitchell + George Sanders Anthony Quinn - George Zuceo er.How murh more interesting \u2018and entertaining when a child can Hsten to music with the feeling that It ig an old friend.This can he easily helped through reading.| It one can awaken a spark of , musical appreciation in a youth- (fai mind he is doing a great cultural service and by Inviting a adult who should not be keenly interested in would be a welcome asset to the cuitural as well as educational hack- ground of the youth of the vicinity.As this column is devoted to \u201cmatters musical\u201d we shall discuss the importance of a music section.The surprising lack of musical ot + this venture, which children to read good hooks on music, such a service is being rendered, To direct children in the right channels is to help them aspire to higher ideals.We earnestly hope that this splendid \"venture will soon be a reality and\u2019 that every type of literature will .be included in the library, which will help some child mould his future rareer.Three Suits Enough Says Hollywood Star .Claudette Colbert says that a girl could be snitably dressed with a wardrobe of three suits.! A play suit for play or work: a man tailored suit for business or luncheon and a dressmaker sult for afternoon parties or later in the evening.If a girl has three suits,\u201d Migs (\u2018olhert said again.\u2018\u2018and inter- rhangeable blouses and acces sories, she can be very well dressed for any and every occasion.Some Run Puffinz and blowing, the young man just managed to jump Into a carriage as the train left the station.The middle-aged tnan in the corner eyed him with scorn, \u201cWhen 1 was your age.my lad.\u201d he said.\u2018I could run half.a mile.catch a train by the skin of my teeth.and yet be as fresh az n daïss \u201cYee,\u201d gasped the young fellow, \u201chut | missed thiz one st the last station.\u201d | exchange of sportsman-like 1ri- \u2018butes, Vickie realizes that she loves Corhett.Out Cold SuHivan (Ward Bond}.heavyweight title-holder.Vickie, still disliking Corbett for his Irish conceit, secretly puts up the money for Corbett'a stake In the: fight hoping to see him beaten.Corheti wing the fight and the\u2018 heavyweight crown.Sulllvan comes to the rele- bration party to glve Corbett his championship belt.In the sincere | \u201cWhen ! hit a man he remembers ft.\u201d : \u201cWhen J] hit a man he's past remembering anything.\u201d \u201cThe time has long gone hy | when 1he kindergarten wag mere.| ly a place for children to play.| It ix no longer a frill tucked onto the bottom education, It Is now a foundation stone.\u201d Harold 7T.Lowe, Suberintendent of Schools, Newport, R.I, of of the your Bewure moths in fur cote, remember Lazact'e, considerable talents to joyous comedy in starting Saturday at the Snowdon Theatre.Monty Woolley, the pontiticial \u2018Pied Piper and Sara Allgood, Green Was My Valley lend their \"Lite Begins At 8.30, Mixed Up \u201cYou are in a state!\u201d said the sparrow to his battered friend.\u201cHow did you lose all those feathers?\u201d \u201cWell, T was flying pretty low, and swooping up and down, when 1 suddenly got mixed up in a game of badminton.\u201d \u2014 TODAY-FRIDAY \u2014 HEDY LAMARR.WALTER PID.GEON in White Cargo.\u201d with Rich ard Carlson.\u201cI! LIVE ON DANGER,\u201d with Chester Morris and Jean Parker, ie =} ed, (St.Catherine at Guy) SATURDAY until TUESDAY | THEIR NEWEST FUN-RIOT! Sposms of hair-roising hilority! Loods of chillarious laughter! COSTELLO Og 3 he / : Morse a À pau q ONE IT: with PATRIC KNOWLES WILLIAM GARGAN Lovise ALLBRITTON Jerome Cowen Williom Bendix Ludwig Stossel Louise Rainer Uses Sachets In Lingerie Now that perfume stocks are dwindling, Luise Rainer, now working in Paramount's \"Host ages, uses sachets in her favorite scents.to help preserve the lingering fragrance of those perfumes, For handkerchiefs or stockings, she uses kerchief cases with small sachet pillows, sufficlently potent to leave a fragrant echo of the perfume it represents.To stretch her last ounce of essence to the limit she puts the small pillow OPINIONS \u201cThis present world strugglé is a hattle of light sgainst darkpess, of jutice and right desling against selfishness and greed.\u201d -~Mme.Chiang Kai-shek.\u201cThe Eastern Central European nations must be put togethèr in one or two vast confederations.\u201d sachets in drawers and in lingerie vases which are large enough te hold slips and nighties.They are constant reminders of those inimitable perfumes she adores, \\ADNKIBNE 1 it i753 u M heatres (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) TODAY until rind FEATURE SABOTAGE! for his Un \u201cBLUE, WHITE % LLOYD NOLAN * Helene Reynolds \u2014 George a a with DIAMOND SMUGGLERS! Detective Mike Bhayne's busy battling sabotage, apies, amogglers .with FRIDAY NIGHT \u2014\u2014 REVIVAL SHOWING * Hedy, LAMARR \u201cI Take This Woman\" with % Soencer TRACY SATURDAY The Romantit, Action-Pyeked Story of James J.Corbett! % Alan HALE * Jack CARSON ATTRACTION SPIES! MURDER! cle Ham! and PERFECT\u201d MARY BETH HUGHES Reeves \u2014 Henry Victor ~~ ~\u2014STARTS SUNDAY * Pat O'BRIEN \"The Navy Comes Through\u201d wilh George Murphy, Janse Wyatt, Jackie Cooper, Max Baor «+ UNTIL TUESDAY À Alice FAYE \u201cThe Great American Broadcast\u201d with John Payne - Jack Oakie OF YOUR LIFE! Youloved\" The Pied piper\u2019! Here 18 picture from the same star, director.producer .- ° laughter - swep! ~ motional treot IDA LUPIN MONTY WOOLLEY Sara Allgood + Melville Cooper Directed by Irving Pichel Produced ond Written for the Seraen by Nunnally Johnson reer ran or tues \u201cJOURNEY FOR with ROBERT YOUNG MARGARET O'BRIEN \u2014\u2014 BPECIAL ADDED \u201cNORTHWEST With BI Lundigan - Patricia Dane Lupino thrills you with formance .and warm with humor.tears .who brou you \u201cThe * The Easter Parade of nowbon - -Today and Friday Only\u2014\u2014 W.L.White's best-selling book * STARTING SATURDAY! x MONTY WOOLLEY IS BACK! More laughable and lovable than ever .in a hit that's tops for hilarity A FEAST OF LAUGHTER! 3 A picture rich tender with .from the same great star, director and producer BLACKOUT MURDERS\" Starting Easter Saturday, April 24th \u201cTHE HIT PARADE OF 1943\" SUSAN HAYWARD à JOHN CARROLL 3.53 Wey Qu NAME ç COUNT BASIE SONG BANDS and thelr archestras HITS MARGARET\" J LARAINE DAY x BILLY SEVERN ATTRACTION \u2014\u2014 RANGERS\u2019 John Carridine - - Jack Holt and lda a heart-tugging per- appeal! ght Pied Added Hit! \u201cLONDON Songs and Music! = + A ea a # Jv IATA aren, = mee a\u201d Bir dc + em TE +.po mi EPST sis PAGE EICHT THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943 \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d mw BEAUTY PARLOR Lt J.A.GAGNON BARBER SHOP, BEAUTY, PARLOR ® Personality Hair Styling Permanent Waving and Beauly Culture \" Home Service by Appointment nn AR SAVINGS STAMPS! 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SENIOR SOFTBALL TEAMS ATTENDED ORGANIZATION MEET; I; NEW RULE MADE FOR UMPIRES Dodgers Will be Only City Team in Leop This Year \u2014 League Season Opens May 17th Siz teams were represented at the organization meeting of the Westmount Municipal Seniar Softball League held en Fridav night at Victoria Hall.Four ct the teams Were which played in the lo>p last year, including the championship squad, the runner-up Dodger team, the R.C.A.F.No.12 rquip-; ment Depot team and the R.C.A.F.No.1 Wireless School, of newcomers were the No.14 Canadian Provost Corps froi the Westmount Parraeks and the R.C.A.8.C.(Motor Transport) team.Another definite entry in the lezgue is the No.4 \u201cirdnance Corps team from the Weatmouxt Barracks.It was decided at the meeting that an effort should be made to raise the strength of le Jeagre ta \u2018one teams s0 thar a dauhle schiedule could be arranged with each team playing sixteen games.The R.C.0.C.from Longue Pointe have been contacted and in all probability they will be the eighth club in the circuit, The league rules were gone over and a few amendments made.One important change in the set up this year which will be an improvement is the appointing of base umpires, In other years the base umpires were picked up from the spectators at game tim», Most of the teams seemed to be optimistic about their prospects for the season.Wing Commander Martin from the Command team will have George Scully back on the meund with Warren Butler the other half of the battery, so they are all set.Corporal Caron from the No.12 Equipment Depot will have Bradley available for mound dutlés again, Bradley won four and lost five last year.\u201cKnucker' Irvine, the hustling captain of the Montreal East squad last year will not be back, as he has left the Depot.l.agrave, the stylish little shortstop will be back again but Baril.the league's leading home-run hitter last year who covered the initial sack for the Depot team, will be missing.Al Rowbotham and Bill Gard- team.Gardner played left field In aggregaion-'al outfield where he garnered in | many a long fly while Rowbotham !wss a shortstop.R.C.A.F, No.3 Training Command [who played for the Royals two [years ago will be playing for the The pair | WHITTET\u2019S CAMP LACLOUWHI In the Laurentians BOYS AGE 6 to 16 Riding.Life Saving, Canoe Trips; Handicrafts, ennis, Boxing, Overnight Hikes, First Ald, Bailing Movies CAMP SEASON June 29 to August 24 SPECIAL SEPARATE SECTION For Boys 6 to 8 is supervised by Experienced Lady Personnel Phone for booklet WA.5500 ner are two of the veterans from last year's squad who will be back with the Wireless School the Wireless School's sensation- Joe Richman \u2018Sparks\u2019 this year, Art Mann who first organized ' the Dodgers two years ago will be back at the helm again this season.The Dodgers will be the only Westmount team in the loop.The club will be a composite team of the players remaining from the Dodgers, Royals and Swans of last year.Mann is lining up a strong team with Allan Dyke snd another well known hurler booked to look after the hurling duties.Emmett Millen and Bill Willock will do the catehing while Johnny Mahaffey is slated to play to be available are Kevin Kennedy, second base; shortstop; Noel Romney, Tom Brennan, Stu.Beaulne as outfielders and Frank Provost, \u2018Pee Wee\u2019 Read and Doug.Alexander as infielders.on May 17.with a double-header will be played every Monday and Wednesday while three games will be on the bill for every Thursday.Another league meeting has been called for May 10 when the final plans will be gone over thoroughly.The following attended Friday's meeting: R.C.A.F.No.3 Training Command, Wing Commander Martin and Corporal George Scully; R.C.AF.No, 12 Equipment Dspot, Corporal Caron: R.C.A.F, No.1 Wireless School, 8gt.Bill Gardner; Canadian Provost Corps, Sgt.Ed.Butler and Lance /Corp.Ratte; R.C.- A.S.C.(Motor Transport), Captain Ross Malcolm, C.8.M.Rolph, Lance /Corp.Art Potter and Private George Jones; Westmount Dodgers, Private Art Mann, Superintendent of Parks.E, J.Anderson and recreation supervisor Jim McCormick.The Viceroy of India is bound by the advice of the majority of his Executive Council in all executive decisions, and though he has the right to overrule them in certain specific circumstances, this right has not been used since 1879.Matters of policy, too, even those relating to external affairs are increasingly submitted to the Fxecutive Council for advice.The arrest of Mr.Gandhi, tor example, and other measures taken to counter his movement were decided upon by a meeting of the Executive Council, at which only one British member, in addition to the Viceroy, was present; the ten other members pres- ent were Indians.Punch: \u201cThe Duce is an- ;xwerable to nobody,\u201d declares a ,Rome newspaper.Is this a nice way to refer to the Fuehrer?If we all cut our telephone talks by just one Minute War calls must come first .should reduce our non- which means that we essential use of the telephone to the minimum.Present facilities cannot be increased; your cooperation is needed if war calls are to go through promptly.@ Please remember that the wasteful use of telephone time can hold up war business \u2014and that every second you save counts.first base.Other players expected | Doug.Maher, 3 4 \\ The league schedule will open IS at Westmount Perk, Twin bills | ewes HURDLIN G PRE-FLIGHT COURSE and Denby Garrison to top barriers [ELEY at Georgia Navy Pre-Flight School.Ensign Fred Wolicott, former national champion hurdler of Rice, teaches Cadets Marshall Jacobs, left, if Softhall Men a To Have First Try R A Baseball Game Team Among Those Applying to Join City Bantam Section Three teams applied for membership in the bantam section of the Westmount Municipal Base- hall League at a meeting of that [league held last Friday afternoon., The trio of clubs making application were the champion Bombers from last year, managed by the O'Meara brothers, John and David: the Roelyn team which lise played in the loop Just year, {managed by Mr, Lawlor, and s team from the Westmount Y.M.C.A., represented by Cam Me- Fadden and Ron George.It is rumored that a fourth team organized by Earle MaocDon- ald, a leading hurler with the Bombers last year, will apply for ,a franchise in the league.i The team from the \"Y' will he i made up of players experiencing jtheir first season in hardball as most of their players ars softball experis, but they are going to try This fn another in » series McFarlane, Physical Director Dr.T.K.Cureten, in one of lis recent publications, titled \u2018Physical Fitness Workbook', has a rather interesting paragraph on the topic, \u201cHow Can Physical Fitness Be Developed?\u201d This authority states that young men, relatively unfit, have a hard time in military camps\u2014 if they pass the physical sxamin- ation to get in, Military experience ig more interesting, more satisfying, and relatively more safe for those who are fit.One way to get fit\u2014the hard way\u2014Iir to go into a military camp and do the best possible, A better way is to begin now to learn all that is possible about Physical Fitness and to cultivate that state with all the energy available.How will we proceed?Regular participation and earnest effort in some well-olanned program of health and physical education will account for cen- Exercise And Diet of health articles by P.st the Westmount von siderable improvement.Taking tests of physical fitness will motivate you and show jou wlere you are In physical fitness, Self-tests, and pariner-tests, group tests\u2014all will be used to set tasks for you to exert your strength, suppleness of body, skill, speed\u2014hard enough-\u2014lang enough\u2014so that you fee! it.Each task must tax .you, Every time you \u201cgo the Umit\" on some physical test, you make it easier the next time, particularly if you repeat the effort.It is a good idea to keep your own records and watch your improvement.The group calisthenics will help, if you do them day by day, but endurance events in running, swimming, wrestling, boxing\u2014be- gun moderately and gradually Increased In dosage\u2014will bring marvellous results.How abeut starting right away \u2014Remember in work or rlay, fitness wins, ST.LEO'S SPORTS ===by \u201cJT,\u201d Boxing Show Plans are now underway for the annual boxing show to be Meid in the Acadomy M:il around April 30th.Invitations are expected to be sent to the following schools for competitors: Westmount High, Loyola, Cathollc High, and in addition it is to be hoped that Central Y.M.C.A.will oblige with a few top notch hopefuls.Academy Boxers Coach Andy McGillis has picked quite a number of boxers whom \u2018he will probably enter as repre- | sentatives of §t.Leo's In the coming boxing show, 75 pounds class, will be Phil Martin vs.Ken Black, two terrors of the small fry.i 90 pounds class, D.Donnelly 33 \"likely to box Raymond Orr.100 pounds class, Andre Sawyer.the most promising of that class will likely battle J.McVey or J.Lunny.110 pouudp claps, Leo Rooney being the most promising member will represent the Academy.115 pounds class, J.Rogers and J.Martin, both leaders in that clars, will battie it out.120 pounds class, D.Manning and W.Harold will be representing the Academy.125 pounds class, R.Ciceri will \u2018 be the only representative of that class since the departure of Dous.MeGillis from the ring.180 pounds class, E.Lehman, H.Norris, A.Lemire all battlers who will represent the Academy.135 pounds class, T.Rogers and J.Heney, two terrors to help to uphold the gloves of Bt.Leo's.140 pounds class, M.Orr, the most promising boxer of the Academy ring will display his fine form in the coming show.P.Peterson the only remaining Kid Glover of 1940, will also display his tactics in boxing for the Aca- } in early May, demy.F.Creaghan, the battler of the 140 pounders, wil] also box | in the coming show, 150 pounds class, J.O'Brien is the only boy expected to box for the Academy In the 130 pound- | ers.Odds and Ends | { McVey of the 90-pounders is\u2019 ; doing very well for his first year ' im the square, : Ed.Lebman is becomins very : prominent among the battler as Five Teams Enter Pee Wee Section, Softball League Possibility of Sixth Team Joining Later At least five teams have signt- fled their intention of entering the Poe Wee section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League.This much was gathered from 8 meet.fng held last Saturday morning.Threg teams will come from the Westmount Y.M.C.A.with many of the championship Boomerangs from last year finding places on one of the squads.Ross Gilling- bam wil] have another Panther team back in the struggle while Jobnnie Choyca will center the Cardinals again.Donald McDonald who managed the Red Wings last year may have big team back in the loop before play gets nnderway which would make the sixth team for the league, The eligibility rules will he the same as last vear with the players baving to weigh eighty pounds or under with the exception that each team is allowed to have two players weighing ninety pounds or under, No date was set for the league opening but It will he sometime as s00N as (he diamonds are fixed.Any other teams wishing to play In the league should get in touch with the recreation supervicor in the office at the greenhouse immediately, being able to both \"give it take it\".Andrew Alexanderowits, a Pol- {sh guest, is doing very well for his first year in the ring.FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer To Westmount Rapid Delivery Service from 19 a.m.toe 7 p.m.dally Pridey te 9 p.m, - Saturday to FI.4744 If first line signals busy Dial WE.1616 2209 ST.CATHERINE WEST and Each Indian State has its own Indian ruler, who is in treaty re- latious with the British Crown.\u2018These rulers have control of all internal matters within their respective states but do not deal with externa! affairs, their hand at the other game this year as well, The eligibility rules for the league this year are that the players must weigh 115 pounds or less and must not be more than 14 yoars of age, The deadling for the age rule is the same as hoc.STOP ME Ca How It Waa Done Ny half-hearted manner.The sketchy report was selther come plete nor accurate, and, as & res sult, the Government office returned the document to him, marked \u2018Not Satisfactory.\u201d A few days later they got it back, with the further notation: \u201c1 heartily agree with you.Doyle.'\u2014Wall Street Journal, Failed \u201cI pay, Jones, i?I were you, I wouldn't let your wife go round saying she's made a man of you.You don't hear my wile saying that.\u201d \u201cNo,\u201d Jones agreed, \u2018byt I've heard your wife telling my wife that she'd done her best.\u201d Chief: \u201cDid you get the woman's fingerprints?\" Detective: \u201cYes, chief, We sot.them from her husband.\u201d Chief: \u2018How in the world aid you do that?!\u201d Detective: \u201cEasy.She'd kept bim under 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NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE i Payroll Savings M aa RE ES pa et me Rr pe à ie re ei EE La ace PAGE TEN + \u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014- ee » LETTERS) to the EDITOR BIBLICAL INFALLIBILITY May | upon space to ask Mr.Roy Taylor \u201cag à presumably intelligent Mr.believes in the lir- eral and inerrant inspiration of Holy Scripture, and would probably accept with pride the title ot Fundamentalist, To what version then of Serip- ture does Mr.Taylor attribute Infallibility and inerrancy?We possess\u2014cven if Mr, Taylor uses versions in the original Greek and Hehrew-\u2014only coples of cop- fes of copies.If, as | suspect, Mr.\u2018Taylor uses the \u201cKing James\" version, of the many English translations.does he attribute plenary inapir- ation to the Bishops and Doctors trespass sour man,\u201d one or two questions?tor, | take it, of the Church of England who made that truly magnificent translation?It seems rather a hroad assumption! Or dons he prefer Wyeliffe\u2019's, Tyndale's, Henry's, the American Rovined, Moffat or Weymouth, to name only a few nf the Fnglish ver- slong?I do not wish to he understood either as attacking the authority of Scripture, or as defending Mr.Goth, of whore views T know SCIENTIFIC FUR STORAGE LEÉgEs EVERY GARMENT INDIVIDUALLY PROTECTED AH-Year World-Wide Protection Guaranteed PERRONS rr] with the pur- nhase of two pkts., one of orch of these two outstanding novelties: No, 226 CEL- TUCE or Cel- ory lettuos, pkt.15c; No.2977 (Ornamental or ) RHUBARB MER ohard, pkt.200; (full descriptions in the catalogue).Send 350 In stamps or postal note and the above two {toms will bo sent youimmediately with our new FREE catalogue.\\ WHPERRON x C2 SEEDSMEN E& NURSERYMEN Tay- nothing.But | do wish to point out to Mr.Taylor that some authority must interpret the Scripture: and that authority ia the; Church.It is quite true, as the.6th Article of the Church of Eng- | land says, \u201cHoly Scripture con-! taineth all things necessary to salvation,\u201d but this must be ta- i ken in conjunction with Article| XX, which says, \u201cThe Church hath .authority in Controversies of Faith, and the interpretation of sucred Scripture \u201cmust fall under that head.I shall be particularly interested to read Mr.Taylor's reply to my first question, together with the reasons he may give.May 1 say In conclusion that the theory | of \u2018private interpretation\u201d Is\u2019 what has given rise to the extravagances and folles of Christian Selence, British-Israelism, Russel- llgm, Buchmanism, to say nothing of the almost Infinite variety of) \u201cprotestant\u201d sects.For myself, I, take my stand with my mother, the Church of England, in appealing to Holy Scripture as interpreted by the first four Genera; Councils, and the \u201cgodly and an- \u201cclent Catholic Fathers and Poe | tors.\u201d Yours very truly, : CHURCHMAN.STRIKES AND WAGES To the Editor, One looks with wonder amazement at the strikes break out here and there, Labor seems to be under and that the impression that strikes can fn- creise wages, They may, of course, in some instances, but an increase of wage rates, if generally applied, would not increase, would almost certainly decrease the real Income of the workers! Wages are costs, costs are a part of prices.Price, not infrequently, affects the volume of demand, total wage payments may fall even while wage rates rise.This happened very clearly in the United States in 1937, In that vear business started to move ahead.Wage rates rose sharply.There was a business relapse.Total wages and salaries were $3.8 billion less in 1938 than in 1937 \u2014did not recover the 1937 level until 1940, The same thing happened, though in milder degree, in Canada.Consider the situation in the ten years 1929-38, the period immediately preceding the war, Total wages paid in Canadian manufacturing varied from $602 million in 1929 to $297 million in 1933.Labor received a slightly higher percentage of the net value of products in 1929 but not much, .| 1f the percentage paid in 1938 .had been exactly equal to that paid in 1929, labor would have (had almost six million dollars more but it would still have had $299 million less than it received in 1929.The vital Interest of Labor is in the volume of production rather than in the rate of pay.Strange though that may seem to \u2018some who have not given the question much consideration.R.J.DEACHMAN, M.P.Proud of Bcout Graduates Bistree School Boy Scout Troop in England is proud of the record of its graduates.They are serving in the navy, army and alr force and have been awarded two Military Crosses, a George Cross, an M.B.E., nnd two Distinguished 933 STLAWRENCE BLVD, MONTREAL Service Crosses.OUR LAR Easter Plant: Cut Flowers \u2018 ARE NOW ON DISPLAY C.V.F.NIELSEN PLORIST \u2014 GROWER 3821 DUPUIS AVE ATLANTIC 1184.>= Flowers Sent By Wire GE ASSORTMENT OF AND Comer Coolbresk + The \u201cHidden hidden in the advertisement of hidden in the advertisement of .page Name \u2026 Address | have found the words .\u2026\u2026 and the words .of this week's Exxaminer, these being the titles of the two feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming waek.deelsion as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.Winners are te be drawn from those submitting the correct Titles\u201d Contest | assanseneedobA NAN AMDOGOOSADIDNE00 0 SOS Pa BU SONDCS CS PT TE Book Review by Howard S.Ross.j \u2018Gouls For America\u201d, a Budget of our Needs and R-hourres, by Stuart Chase, Number 2 in the serles of guide lines to America's future as reported to The Twentie:h Century Fund, Publishers, 334 West 42nd Street, New York: Price $1.00.This is Mr.Chase's second report on the kind of world we are likely to be living in \u201cWhen The War Ends\u201d.Four more reports are to be published at intervals of several months.The individual! books are: 1.The Road We Are ling.1914-1942.2.Goals for America: A Bud- Travel- THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, en _ pee 1943 y REG\u2019LAR FELLERS\u2014Improced Home Life \u2018\u2019Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d By GENE BYRNES FOR PETE'S SAKE, PINHEAD, LOOK OUT! YOU'RE SPRAYIN \\ THAT SOUP ALL OVER THE JOINT\u2019 { SORRY, OLE BOY, BUT Scout Invalid Makes I\u2019rogress | Cheshire, who despite many vears ; a sufferer from sleeping sickness The Coruwall Scout Certificate is also the Ambulance a keen Scout.He has gained and Cyclist | TANGLIN\u2019 WITH GOOD OLE ONION SOUP INNERCENT Rp BYSTANDERS GOTTA LOOK OUT! J Steam big rabbage has heen awarded by Lord Som- his First Class Scout Badge and | top of the stew and then serve Will find that men ers, Chief Scout of the Empire, to Rover Scout W., E.Simpson of proficiency badges.the stew in tnem with vegetables about.WHEN A GUYS GOT MANNERS LIKE A GORILLA SUMPN HASTA BE DONE WHEN I'M / THERE! | KNEW THAT OLE ~ | PAPER FLOUR SACK WOULD COME IN HANDY .fag U à Pet Ofen All nghay mumwed Cabbage Special i leaves on BLITZ MORALE J.B., Priestly said to me: \u201cYou are always darned thing te drop on her, so bad in a blitz, women are always | what's a bomb?\u2019 *\u2019\u2014Pamela Fran- good\u2014why! Because a man likes { kau.+ to get around, and woman spends all her life waiting for some Bet of our Needs and Resources.3.The Dollar Dilemma: Problems of Postwar Finance, 4.Tomorrow's Trade: Pre-| blems of our Foreign Commerce.5.Farmer, Worker, Buginess-' man: Their Place in Postwar | America.6.Winning The Peace.Dominion Douglas Church Notes Next Sunday being Palm Sunday, Dr.Lloyd Smith wil] speak on: \u201cJesus Asserts His Kingship\u201d, Church School will meet at 3.00 p.m.The minister's evening topic will be \u2018What Happened at Calvary?\u2019 «The Young People's Union will hold {ts closing meeting at 8.30 p.m, The sewing circle will hold its regular meeting on Monday at 2.00 p.m., working chiefly on Red Cross supplies.On Tuesday at 10.00 a.m.the Women's Association will convene.Luncheon at 1,00 p.m.with work continuing till 5.00 p.m.The Red Cross Unit meets each Wednesday from 10.00 a.m.to 5.00 p.m.to work on surgical dressings and other supplies.At 8.00 p.m.on Wednesday the Lenten Service will be addressed by Rev.George F.Dewey, M.A.B.D.Holy Communion will he ministered at the service Good Priday morning at > \u2014% | J ad- held 11.00 a.m.Pre-Communion theme: \u2018In Remembrance of Me\u2019.* _ * | Westmount Baptist | | Church Notes | » * Next Sunday, in Westmount Baptist Church, Dr.J.A.Johnston will conclude the pre-Easter series of sermons entitled: \u201cThe Dilemmas of Jesus\u201d.The theme for Sunday morning will be: \u2018\u2019The Last Cruel Dilemma-\u2014If Thou be the Christ, come down from the cross.\u201d At the evening service the sub- Ject of the sermon will be: \u201cThree Grim Crosses on a Gallow\u2019s Hill\u201d.The quarterly evening Commu- anion of the church will be held ai 8.30 o'clock, following the evening service, Next Wednesday, the church will hold its annual business meeting.This will be preceded by the congregational supper, at 6.30.On Sunday, May 2nd.the services of Westmount Baptist Church will be broadcast over Station CBM.On Sunday, May 9th, Westmount Baptist choir, under the direction of Hibberi Troop, will present a Brahms recital at 8.45.Doggerel Come on Spaniels.Cairns, Dogs from Erin and Scottish bairns, Pokes.and Chows, too, Here is something we can do.Poodles, Dalmations Come shed your coats for Spring 1s hers, And some are weaving Ready- to-Wear, While Mistress Sally is cuffs, Twixt baking dufts.knitting luscious apple Come on brothers.come.tis true, A Band of Mercy exists for you.The membership can be increased.And ailing dogs from pain released.Yorkshires, Airedales.one and all.Come from kennel, hut and hall, Help lost canines gone astray.Who are picked up by S.P.C.A.the BONNIE.An Airedale.ANSWER TO CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 agree to accept the judges\u2019 | FOR FAST DELIVERY SERVICE 8 am.Rio\" to Midnight \u201cCharlie Chan In CUT RATE DRUG STORE 1801 ST.CATHERINE WEST ' We Deliver Orders of $1 or More - FI.1159 Our Prescription Laboratory Is As Near To You As Your Telephone QUICK RELIEVES Head Colds - Sore Throats 2 oz.4 oz, 8 oz._ 29c \u2014 49c \u2014 89c_ BIG VALUE SIZE 209 shaves with Pal Leather- Stropped Blades and save 15¢ an every pack { or you buy.'® To GET RID OF STAINS New Easy Way \u2014 No Brushing Stera-Kleen, amazing new discovery, te moves blackest stains, tarnish, taricr like magic.Just put faise teeth or bridges in a glass of water and add Stera-Kleen powder.No messy brushing.Recommended by dentists \u2014 approved by Good Housekeeping.At all druggists, Money back if not delighted.HEINE 33-59 2 CLEAN FALSE TEETH \u2014 | JUHNNON'S BABY POWDER Small Large _28* 55° IS TOILET TISSUE pure, soft, white, completely wrapped 750 SHEET ROLL, 3rous ton 25 10-D COD LIVEN OIL 4 ounce size for 67c 16 ounce size for $1.69 WHAT A DIFFERENCE When you use CUTICURA eS Medicinal Soap! 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