The Westmount examiner, 11 novembre 1943, jeudi 11 novembre 1943

[" 43 Your Im OHMAN\u201d JEWELLERS we.4046 Westmount\u201d WEDDING GIFTS Antique sud Modem Silverware, Engagement and Wedding Rings - 1216 Greone Ave.ACO OCT DO he Westmount Lxaminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis | HARDWOOD FLOORS | Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 OCEITOCDOCIDOCTDIOCDOCSSSO vol.XIV, No.46 WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1943 SE 35 PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS VICTORY LOAN OBJECTIVE IS EXCEEDED 102 p.c.Of Quota Realized By End Of Official Drive Organizers, Salesmen and Mayor Jubilant \u2014 City Buys $266,000 A very enthusiastic gathering of the members of the Citizens fommittee, managers of the seven bank branches located in West- mount, officials of the National War Finance Committee, and salesmen of Unit 201 was held at the pear the announcement that Westmount had raised 102% headquarters on Monday night to of its very high objective.Up to a late hour subscriptions were still flowing in and last week's drive \u2018Buy An Extra Bond\u201d proved very success- tal.On behalf of the citizens of Westmount His Worship the Mayor, Walter Merrill, K.C., thanked the forty-eight salesmen and the Unit Organization for the magnificent success obtained.The organizers wish to take¥ this opportunity to thank the citizens of this municipality for tha excellent reception which was given to the Fifth Victory Loan salesmen.The following message from Mayor Merrill was received: The citizens of Westmount, by their generous and wholehearted support of the Fifth Victory Loan, have once more demonstrated that they are Canadians in the true sense of the word, and on behalf of the Westmount Victory Loan Committee I wish to thank them for the courteous reception extended to the Victory Loan Salesmen.To the Salesmen our grateful thanks are due for the magnificent and patriotic work which they have done so well under the leadership of Messrs.C.E.McKenna, A, Bentley and A.Bracewell, whe were again in charge of this and the last Four Victory Joan Campaigns.Westmount has cause to be proud of the result of the Victory Loan Campaign, in the knowledge that every Citizen has done his utmost to help the war effort.(Signed) Walter A.Merrill, Chairman, Westmount Victory Loan Committee.The City of Westmount purchased the magnificent sum of $266.000 of the Fifth Victory Loan.The employees of the City of Westmount purchased the amount of $16,400.Neither of the above purchases are included in the main objective realized, the city's contribution roming under special names, and the employes under ihe payroll section.Hen Pheasant Held For Burglary At Fire Station Surprising Incident Takes Place On Victoria Avenue A female burglar using a sharp heak as the \u201cdiamond\u201d was held fn custody for a little time at the Victoria Avenue Fire Station after #n almost unbelievable entry into the station one morning last week.The burglar in question\u2014a great hen pheasant of this year's hatching\u2014one of the brood ori- Rinally supplied by the Verdun Sportsman Association \u2014 crashed through a storm window and also through the inner window scatter- Ing the glass all over the fire equipment in the station and balf way across the floor.Members of the department raptured the intruder and found that the only injury she had suffered was a slight cut on the beak.She has been turned over to E.J.Anderson.Superintendent of Parks.who has arranged to have her returned to her native haunts ®n recovery\u2014no charge preferred against her! JUNIOR CLUB MEETS The Junior Saturday night club vill meer in the Y.M.C,A.the fvening after tomorrow.There will be a social programme.tome exercises on the gymnasium Toor and the moonlight dip in the swimming pool.Bob\u2019 Beal Yi de in charge.Team Captains Are Announced For YMCA Drive Westmount Objective Set at $3,830 in Campaign Opening Monday Names of teams captain for Westmount in the Y.M.C.A.drive which opens on Monday have been released by E.1.Taylor, executive secretary of the local branch.EEE We R N Fre \u201cinch 2g 0 West Fug by -ough: 0 Wir of lea sixtit ! xitho! rhrOUE gcored The sectiol Tuesd: Wings of 8 gount de pla in the series, agains ternoc the fil total-{ seconc siso b Ing.sing games points will b the f the Ww The final two-0 decide sectio Roi Turne Ra Ba Ri Fo The past the n to be tion « Six-M the | been invol recel lone settle the Cardi morn Th final duled last v was | Georg dinks the ( gous.total- be p with Greyl the ! hooki event the f fittee be de the n tilt, Th little in th decid the 1 took and end ¢ the w eight down mie ] ten | with one, remai loose Haze ward tente the touch Ry 4,000 The \u2019 Temec Hack man hair off h dier-C \u201cI ha à ha News, For forms Ing d eo remis 1e ee res eas sa gin ar aie eerie nie PAGE SEVEN Bob Beal Named As New President 0f Badminton Club Dorothy Swindon, Kay Mitchell, Jean Adam, W.Everatt and Elsie Paterson Also Elected Rob Beal was slocted president of ths Westmount Y.M.C.A.Badminton Club at the annual JRIDLES GAIN FIRST PLAGE IN MIDGET O1X MAN RUGBY Beating Sharks 21-0 Orioles Win Sixth Straight ] Game and Complete Season Undefeated\u2014Ronnie Brambell and Malcom Main Guns in Last Game ction | Organization Meet | 3 22 Of Hockey League \"Set For Nov.2nd | AH Teams \u2014 Juvenile, Midget and Bantam Expected to Attend The organization meeting of the various sections in the West- mount Municipal Hockey League Will be held on Monday evening November 22nd at Victoria Hall, P.R Minto Heads Flight Instru City Services [Rts Hockey League Many Softball Players Included in Fd City Services Loop | x Freddie Dejean's Orioles the Orioles win over the Sharks, -ipched first place in the stand- as Malcolm Turner's forward |.ag of the midget section in the passes generally found a warm wvesimount Municipal Six Man | welcome in Brambell's arms and jugby League when they ran as a result, Brambell went over -oughshod over the Sharks 21-0:the Sharks\u2019 line for three major |tion meeting of that body held 2 win their last scheduled game \u2018scores.Turner accoun.ed for recently.This league is an offshoot of the intermedia e section P.R.Minto was elected president of the Westmount Services Hockey League at the organiza- urth ap.quadron la which stmount OYembhor rding to as been arrange.Vadron; .INsley, y, Alan r Kine, on Pol.Taylor, ions and ty is in rane as heen to nine aires or.but tal- n signed W.The dets are niforms, details, ools and he week, \u2014\u2014 AY ARAINE ITLER'S Morri- treet) AY of ieague play.This marked the the other Oriole touchdown with axth straight win for the Orloley without defeat who also wen Brambell supplying the convert.Freddie Dejean of the Orioles -rough the season without being ended up the season og top of scored upon.The playoffs section were slated Tuesday with the Royals and Red wings meeting in the first game of a two-game-total-points-to- count series, the second game to be played on Saturday morning.In the other half of the semi-final geries, the Orioles hook up against the Hurricanes this afternoon at King George Park in the first game of their two games ial-points-to-court series.second game of this series will aiso be played on Saturday morning.In both cases, if the win- ping team in either of the first games capture the tilt by fifteen points or more, no second game «ill be played and the winner of the first game will be declared the winner of the series.The winners of these two seml- final series will then meet in a two-out-of-thiee game series to; decide the championship of the section.Ronnie Brambeli and Malcolm caries Turner were the main guns D: Panthers The { fn the midget his credit.to begin | Charlie Cook, | the scoring list with 51 poin 8 to Others in line were Hurricanes, 30 ; Malcolm Turner.Orioles, 25; Roy Howard, Royals, 20; Johnnie Piers, Royals, 17; Ronnie Bram- bell, Orioles, 16; George McLan- ders, Red Wings, 15; Bob Wood- burn, Red Wings, 13; Frank Read, Royals, 12; Simon Hughes- Stanton, Hurricanes, 11; George Johnston, Eagles, 11; Brendan Neeson, Orioles, 11; Dave Glass- ford, Red Wings.10; Harold Young, Red Wings, 10; Warren Chippendale, Royals, 6; Tom Armstrong, Royals, 5; Allan Dibblee, Royals, 5; John Field, Sharks, 5; Dave Barnard, Red Wings, 5; Earle MacDonald Orioles, 1; Bucky Hight, Eagles, 1; Derek Cushing, Hurricanes, 1.The final standing of the section was as follows : Oricles Royals .Red Wings ,.,,.8 Hurricanes w œAVUENSD oes-eo-600= tn © Ram Holds Up Bantam Playoffs Rindydinks Now in Fourth Place in Loop The continuous rain during the past week or so has cut down the number of games scheduled to be played in the bantam section of the Westmount Municipal Six-Man-Rugby League, Although the league schedule itself has been concluded the loop playoffs involving the first four teams has received a severe setback.The jone game able to be played off settled the fourth place team as the Rinkydinks .swamped the Cardinals 34-5 on Saturday morning.The initial games in the semi- fina] playoff serles were scheduled to get underway eome time last week but the most recent date was yesterday afternoon at King George Park where the Rinky- dinks met the Red Wings and the Greyhounds played the Dragons.The second games in these total-points-to-count series will be played on Saturday \u2018morning with the Dragons meeting the Greyhounds at 10.00 am, and the Red Wings and Rinkydinks hooking up at 10.45 ~.m.In the event of any of the teams winning the first game of the series by fifteen points or more they will be declared the winners without the necessity of playing the second tilt, The Rinkydinks had very little trouble with the Cardinals in their sudden-death game to decide fourth place and a spot in the loop playoffs, The winners took an 11-0 leas at half-time and increased it to 34-5 by the end of the game.Joa Carter led the winners on the offensive with eighteeen points via three touchdowns end three converts.Nor- mie Kerr was next in line with ten points, while Jackie Martin with five and Richard Lord with one, accountec¢ for the winner's remaining points.The losers cut loose with one scoring play when Hazen Costello grabbed a forward pass on his own side of centerfield and ran the rest of the way for an unconverted touchdown.NEXT Rye, Sussex \u2014 population of 4,000 \u2014 hag only one hairdresser.The Town council were asked to remedy this by Councillor Mrs.Hacking, who said: \u201cI know a Man whose wife has to cut his hair and now he daren't take off his hat.\u2019 The mayor, Briga- dier-General E.G.Hace.sald: \u201cI had to book 10 days ahead for t haircut.\u201d \u2014 London Evening News, For those who prefer the milder forms of excitement, the revolv- Ing door is in place again, -\u2014 ANSWER TO CROSSWORD PUZZLE C[AIR[E| [C I w ST.LEO'S SPORTS By BILLY HAROLD With King Frost making his presence felt it signifies the end of another scholastic football season.This has been one of the most successful gridiron seasons our school has ever enjoyed.The Senior \u201cB\u2019\" squad surprised football tans when they upset the highly touted Red Raiders from West Hill for the City title, and our Bantams showed fine form all season to finish second to Loyola's power laden club, In the last Bantam game of the year, which was against the title winning Loyola team, all the boys visited the victors\u2019 dressing room to pay their compliments, and this was done in the true fine traditional St.Leo's spirit being good losers as well as modest winners.It is too bad this spirit is not contagious as with but one exception we are never honored with the customary visit of an opposing coach on the short end of the score while on the other hand we are proud to say our coach always finds time to drop around to visit the victors\u2019 dressing room to congratulate the winners, for, after all, this are to be brought along to play the game in the spirit in which it is intended.Football} Round Up St.Leo's old boys wishing to go to the Football Social at Victoria Hall, on Friday.Nov, 19, are asked to make their reservations not later than Nov, 15, to be assured of being a¢com- modated, \u2014 Don't be surprised it some of our neighboring High Schools start showing unusual interest in some of our Senior \u201cB\u201d tootball stars under the pretext of higher education, \u2014 so.get ready.boys.it won't be long now.\u2014 Billy Shannon's stellar line play this year would earn him 8 first string berth on any 1943 mythical all star Senior team in B competition, \u2014 Terry Rogers Dame University after receiving a real heart warming send off from his teammates who gathered at Westmount station to hid him farewell before leaving for {South Bend, Ind.The spirited scene at the station is one never to he forgotten and showed a high tribute of respect and admiration in which this popular young ath- Jete and brilliant student was held at our Academy.\u2014Dr.J.T.Rogers \u2018supporters of the value of kicking in football.will likely, in the foot out of football.Martin's sudden improvement near the end of the schedule rates School football __ Not more than six or seven members of this year's Senior \"«B\u2018 squad will be found around is only as it should be if boys has begun his studies at Notre¢ of the Westmount Municipal League.The service teams prefer to play most of their games indoors this year so they changed their name and will play most of their games at Loyola.The teams ig the Westmount ; Services loop will be many of those seen in the municipal softball league during the summer.four have returned from last wars municipal intermeuiate circuit including the champion R.C.A.F.No.1 Wireless School, RCAF No.3 Training Command, No.4 Ordnance Corps and the Canadian Provost Corps.The newcomers are the Longue Pointe Ordnance Depot which played in the softball league and the RCAF No.11, A.I.Division.The teams will play their games at Loyola rink on Thursday nights with other games scheduled for the same rink on Fridays and Wednesdays, the remaining games will be played outdoors.Beau Thurston, who has handled most of the refereeing assignments in the municipal league for the past three years, was chosen as vice-president of the league and will act in the capacity of referee-in-chief as well.Jim McCormick, recreation supervisor in Îhe City of Wesimount was elected as secretary Lieut.J.Hue of the No.4 Ordnance and Sgt.Ed Butler of the Canadian Provost Corps are ob the financial committee.The league schedule is expected to get underway aroun! the first week of January.The loop will take the status Ôf an intermediate \u2018\u2018B\u2019\u2019 calibre.Two Shut-outs In Two Nights Johnny Mowers marched out of hockey after the Stanley Cup ser- les had been triumphantly concluded by Detroit Red Wings last season, leaving behind him a net- minding record for other goalers to shoot at\u2014two shut-outs in two successive nighte, of Stanley Cup play, on foreign ice.as Wings defeated Boston Bruins, 4-0 and 2-0, on April 7 and 8, respectively, in Boston.Thirty times Mowers had to turn back Bruin shots in the second of these two games, One he stopped with his head, in a tumultuous third period which saw the Wings two men short at one point, Blood poured from a gash under his eye.Mowers refused to delay the game to be sewed up.He tended the goal the last five minutes \"with blood streaming down his facd and it wasn\u2019t until] the train was pulling out of Boston's South Station.with the last of the breathless Wings just piling aboard.that the club doctor took two stitches in the wound.It was the first time in modern Cup play history.and probably in the long record of the Cup from | its very heginnings that two shutouts were registered in two successive nights.And to add a fantastic touch, these two goose-eggs were laid by the visiting club.Nothing lke it since Rangers shutout Americans twice, on New York Garden ice, years ago, but noc on successive nights, JOGGRAFY German troops have heen driven out of Sardinia, and representatives of the Allies have been \u2018 enthusiastically recelved by the Sardines, ROMAN STOOGE Scipio Atfracanus, born 234 B.C.was the first man.\u2018tis said, to shave every day.The razor blade people must have paid him a pretty denarius.KARF, KARF Washington has lifted the ban on making pipe cleaners.Things \u201c \"0 ch lana \u201cBaz\u201d O'Meara.two staunc !thick around the capital.near future.organize an expedi- | fact there are no possible replace- tion to tind out who took the ments for the team, it looks very \u2014 Jack much like we will be forced out | while |\u201d Pam Barton, British and former United States women\u2019s champion now a flight officer at Fighter Command Station in teaches golf to members of RAF.Pilot Officer A.C.Brunet of Mont- resl has DFC to go with any golf medal he may win, tions.generally of January.England, The One poand of honey The practical things easier sorir.makes an adding machine, Mussolini, shown in photograph with Hitler, sloppy overcoat and a hard-boiled hat, former Duce manages every inch a heel, HONEY COUNT the nectar from 6,000,000 blos- bee-keeper ta aux by equipping the hive with SARTOR RESARTUS Despite this, the GREEN APPLE HARVEST mixing of metaphors for Mr.Churchill; he carries through, vet \u201cThe Italian surrender\u2019, \u2018was a windfall, but it had nothing to do with the date for harvesting the orchard\", requires No for his a radio Weadrs a comic's of touch amusingly to look Nothing shows Ottawa's with than the cial assumption thht householders await a government before starting to Toronto Telegram, entered, niles, five bantams.what the year he says, [this bantam bright as lack the people more stolid offi-|year, one in league.signal ure coal.-\u2014 |in the begins municipal very successful season as regards the number of toams there were midgets and eight not known just prospects are for but it is hoped that there will be at least three juvenile entries whils the midge! and prospects should be as in other years.Dougie Alexander will sponsor three Golden Eagles each section of the probability Boxer will have his Royals entered Juvenile league, the Royals won the midget It is In all this will be for all teams in the juvenile, midget and bantam sec- As usual it is hoped to get the league games underway some time after New Year's as the schedule the first league section MAJOR C V.W.VICKERS, Canudian Armored Corps, son of V.G.R.Vickers, and the late Mrs.Vickers, 24 Edgehill Road, has just been promoted to acting rank from captain.Major Vickers wont overseas with the 17th Duke of Yorks Royal Canndian Hussars in 1941 and in 1842 transferred to the Royal Canadian Dragoons as louteriant, He received his captainey again six months later.His wife and daughter Susan are living with his father.WESTWARD HO From Berlin one learns that \u201cGerman army movements in a westerlyd irection are unhampered by the enemy\u2019.Unhampered ?\u2014 they're instigated, title last yoar.Other teams almost sure to enter are Johnnle Choyce'a Cardinals and a midgot team from St, l,eo's.meoting held last week.Dorothy Swindon was named first vice- president, Kay Mitchell second vice-president.Jean Adam is ae- cretary and \\Villlam Everatt, tronsurer aud Elsie Paterson soclal convener, Members at large of the committee are Mar- guorite Ormaton, Gladys Morgan, Marjorie Lewis.The executive will meet on Friday night when a programme tor the coming year will be discussed.Tournaments and socials before Christmas are possibilities, The Badminton Club has made considerable progress and ls increasing in popularity, So great has been the, demand for memberships that the list Is now closad except for men in the services.Total food production in the United States this year is expoot- ed (o woxcoed Ins( year's record production by about 5 per cent.r@m\u2014Â \u2014 must have been getting a bit jof Senior \u201c'B\" competition again.him now as a very promising gize of a dandy iittle footballer, Junior half, \u2014 The interpreta- wil] probably be found playing tlon of the dead ball rule willigyarterback on likely be changed as statistics team.\u2014 Dave Manning showed show it has been a cause of quite |rea] gameness in his last game a few injuries in school football.by turning In a couple of fine \u2014 Our nomination for the all'runs though handicapped with a, star quarterback for Senior High slight knee injury that kept him\u2018 is Donnie Aird \u2018on the bench most of the time in of Catholic High whose smart- |the last two games of the sched- | ness, both offensively and defen- iyle, \u2014 The revival at the Seville | sively, rates him a decided edge.Theatre this Friday is \u201cKnute | when the first call to practise est will be given next year, and the [known.\u2014 Mickey Bourassa, vest pocket | 1944 Bantam Rockne, Maker of Men,\u201d a story of Notre Dame football team and the immortal Rockne, the great-' coach football has ever | Use Your Permit The permits granted by the Quebec Liquor Commission for the purchase of distilled liquors allow the holders a specified quantity.This quantity has been determined after the closest examination of stocks in hand and probabilities affecting future stocks.every holder is expected to purchase that full quantity.Only in special circumstances should it be purchased.Fairly x determined will be upset.When the Quebec Liquor Commission was faced with the necessity of assuring a fair supply of alcoholic beverages for all, it based its issuance of permits on the number of regular customers served by the Commission, and also upon average personal purchase.Many persons, however, have purchased for some time, and are continuing to purchase, the limit allowed, which even in the days of non-rationed purchasing they did not ever need in these amounts.It is obvious there are some of our citizens who are hoarding small stocks of alcoholic beverages \u2014 others who are consuming more than they ever did before \u2014 and still others who are acquaintances.The full result of making purchases for their such tactics, which are essentially unfair, is now beginning to be felt.Shortages which would not now be noticeable had all our citizens abided by the regulations are PLEASE USE LESS Published by causing annoyance and inconvenience to a great many.\u2018The resale of beverages held by those who have purchased stocks they do not need has created a black market.\u2018These are matters for which only a small group of citizens can be blamed, but unless stopped the inevitable consequence will be that the many must be penalized for the faults of the few.You can do your part in helping to case the present situation and prevent, as well, the possibility of a still lower ration of alcoholic beverages, by following these simple rules of good neighbourliness and fair dealing: \u2014 I.Purchase only what you need, and keep helow the maximum quantity allowed.Do not let anyone else use your permit.It is not transferable.Do not make purchases for others.\u2018They have their own permits or can obtain them.\"tresse QUEBEC LIQUOR COMMISSION It does not mean that It is a maximum and not an average.Otherwise the basis on which it was 1 \u2014_\u2014 Youth and Adults A good attendance of 103 Ÿ.M.C A.workers took part in the deliberations of the conference at the N.D.G.hraneh last Sunday when the Board of Management and Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of that division were hosts to the Managers, Committee Men and Volunteer Workers of tha seven branches of President Ramirez to swing to, American solidarity.| | I'he han's cancellation was su, nounced after President Ramirez! dls :losed © the appointment of three men, one of them a prominent author of several books! anti-Semitic In \u2018one, to fill Cab-! fnet vacancies left by recent re-: gignations, * Dispatches quoting Mr.Roose.| Committee heads of the Hi-Y Club were elected at a meetfng held last week.They were Bill Minto, chairman of the program eommittee, Peter Cox heading the song sheet committee, and Peter King, dance committee.Leonard Beaton and Bob l.ord were named to representation on the Grand Chapier.With the post-war era drawing nearer dally, and business and industry work feverishly on plans ROLL AND SPUTTER After seeing the effect of cat- | nip on cats, we'd hesitata To acknowledge a to fault COURAGE | flagrant is quite common, Socrates entered and took away all ignominy from but tothe place, the prison, SINCERITY Sincerity is the indispensable which could not re-iground of all conscientiousness.| \u201cTis only noble to ba gnod, ronets, Kind hearts are more than pg PAGE EIGHT THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 11, 1943 \u201cWestmount\u2019s Homes Nevapaper | \"43 Eight Delegates Jewish Ban Leaders Named REG'LAR FELLERS\u2014 Breaking Him In By GENE BYRNES .In Ar gentina | .1 AM QUITE ANXIOUS WELL WERE JUST PRACTICIN DUMMY 'S ~ From Local YMCA Is Canceled {By Hi-Y Club a A | \u20ac P A Rall Argentina \u201cnae lifted a han on! .ALTHOUGH 1 HAVE 4 resent Î y Jewiah-lapguage newspapers fol- Bill Minto, Peter Cox, | WE lowing a recent sharp rebuke by! \u201cPeter King, L Beaton 9) Conference Studies antral ey arisen.ba and Bob Lord Elected voL.X Post-war Problems of [strongly urged the frovernment ot| \u2014 el attain ware DT ana Lt ar Pear areas, ihn SORT) 24 me hen so la here lng sme plug or mln pn ee ee Bee A ar \u2019 mac ur Co 4 > - ' 4 .oolish action requires courage.|rhere.\u2014 merson, felt religion, \u2014 ant.ood, \u2014 ennyson, Bremner, 1.lloyd Adams, [.R.! with \u2018the mont rapugnant fes- CA.has sounded 8 warning that Tait, Glen Wood, John F.Lewis.|rures of Nazi doctrine\u201d were ap-|°4Y plans for the future may as = E.I, Taylor, executive secretary.Miss Dorothy Pering and Miss proved for publication in Arge:- tine newspapsrs seven hours af- well go into the discard unless : some consideration is given to the.FOR FAST DELIVERY t-war boy.It in the post-war Louisa Scott.ter receipt and after the Jewish hoa ! The deleguies were received a! !newspaper measure had been lift- boy.who, when he reacher man-, SERVICE | the N.D.G.association by R.W.ed.hood will he called upon to under- 8am.to}! pom, Long, R.R.Johngon, H, K.Baily, N.P.Woods, H.K.Conners, | W.Owen, Ed, Pelton, H, F.Brew- Piled on top of Mr.Roosevelt's eriffciam was Lhe rebuff administered to the Government by a take the direction of all the new! powers and services developed in wartime.! - Our Prescription erton, and W, l, Gatehouse, zp, of prominent citizens who es ot the \u201cV7 pave placed k Laboratory I chairman of the local Y.M.OUA |, , - meme uppermost in their, : called on President Ramirez per appeal in the Montreal area which is as near to you I Board.This was a proposal conference at which time the dele- sonally and advocated democracy and American golidarity.opens on Monday.Under the leadership of a strong committer CUT RATE DRUG STORE as your telephone gate divided Ivo four sections The formula set forth by the headed hy Walter P.Zeller an\u201d for study.These four groups were notables was, in fact, a rephras- general chairman, and with J.W | 1801 ST CATHERINE on boys\u2019 work, physical educa- h ) ; 4 , and wit .; PY Fi -{ MeConn : : tion, adult education, women and ing of the program originally re-| McConnell as honorary chairman i = to rais ported for the June revolution!and Morris Wilson as honorary, We Deliver Orders of $1 or More - - - Fl.1159 girls\u2019 work, which put Mr, Ramirez and a i sought Th .od p : vice-chairman, scores of workers e opening worship period at roi of other mili r , T) i J M.© Duck | Bronp of r military leaders will seek to raise the objective of | I 9.30 was led by J.M.C.Duc into power.th \u2019 ; Thursé worth.Murray G.Ross, Adult e campaign through public sub Baueation Secretiry of he Nit Singers Included many political] geription.| a\u201d | X T) tonal Council of YMCA.spoke leaders and businessmen who in How keeniy conscions boys of Tone up the SYRUP 5 | Y.M.Con the needs of youth in war time the early days of the present gov-| today are of thelr post-war role P | > Hd In Te ee Tore mi war Lime.ernment had indicated a readl-| was well fllustrated when B.W.system, 89 1 39 A By TINTS & DYES suppor The t t gi.P88 to lend their support.Kolghtley, advertising manager of cleanse the c- $ .Se 15 2 for 25 1.The need for a sense of sla Th etiti wa ublixhed b \u20ac or \u20ac \u2014\u2014\u2014 bilit and Intimate group axperl- ep on «P Y{C.LL.and chairman of the Post- blood and Small Economical st, i \u2014_\u2014 _ \u2014 nee both a Presna and la Nacion.|War Study Committee of the \u2018 4 A Sixe Family Size \u2018 ne powerful Buenos Aires dailles Assoclation of Canadian Adver- move toxic i P b 2.Proparation for family line which recently have shown evi-|tisers, addressed the Westmount poisons, AT) A RELIABLE TONIC FORTIFY YOURSELF WITH VITAMINS x ro ecause of the collapsing m dence of rebelling against the | y X \u2018mice - grou at the West t 3 a Soden.ar k ledge nnd press gag which the Ramtrez Gov- branch.a chairman of a com.Onin England 4.7 ¢ ANTIGEN COLD VACCINE TABLETS 2.00 ll 0]! 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tan Y.M.C.A.He dealt with ninelanti-Jewilsh in t definite ideas about what sort of 25¢-39¢ COD LIV BEMINAL TABS.we 3.75 Mrs, I U-Jewlsh in tone.a world it should be after the|}] \u2014\u2014m \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \"lo ES practical ways In which Christian \u2014_ res war JONI \\ 9 oiL Hart ns a NSON'S ome 3 Craek Tells Story [os easiest wos ore .CHRISTMAS GIFTS nr Ce fous, Robert Gardner, military } varieties of program.The group y .BABY POWDER bottied-cun mount er editor of the Montreal Star, ad- : n The TM AR lf) \u2014m\u2014\u2014m\u2014m\u2014 es n discussions were ed ri eus dressed members of the club on : - rill CHRIS AS C DS 5 10 ye Penrson on physical work, Al Da- ar n erry resto that it was up to the a pgp 4 nce si fo 67 HEATING PADS 6.95 = MILTON years .A ; ! ounce size for \u20ac LAC.Duehworth on women boys\u201d themmelves to.decide.what 28° 55° 16 ounce sixe for S1.69 PACKARD ELECTRIC RAZORS 16.95) ANTISEPTIC Fig nd Iris\u2019 work G S il | type of government Canada is to - .; .ron Li Hn the afteruoon tea was pour- eorge Spiliotopoulos have.Mr.Gardner declared.\u201cIt Is : MEN S & WOMEN S SETS Woadbury\u2019s 1.25 27 yet \" A lan up to you fellows to sée that we where sa by Ma op Le Gotehouso Ad ddresses Rotar ans don't have another world war in TOILET WATER COLOGNE ANGELUS 1.15 QUICK RELIEVES Y.M.C Mere on Mor twenly-five years.\u201d , Head Colds - Sore Throats Hyder ed by Mrs.W.Cameron Morgan,| Although conditions of life He told Lhe members in clear- CHANEL NO.5 1.95-3.95 ad A A were Mrs.R.H.Postans, Mrs.J.G.junder the Nazis are intolerable, cut sentences Just what their obli- 3 $ .depen Lang, Mrs.John R Red, Mrs.J.Ihe Greeks have not tot faith gations to Canada are and how CHANEL PERFUME 3 se 20 29¢ \u2014 49e \u2014 89e and t) T.R.Stevens, Mrs.J.R.Craw-|and are carrying on e g : $ 8 - - school ford, and Mrs.N.P.Woods, against their oppressors, George (or oR ait or: a deep im- Eee EVENING IN PARIS SETS 1 to 10 NOW IN TOCK! ily ca rer C.Spillotopoulos.prominent fig-]_ 70 E ' 200 Sheets on joi STROKE OF LUCK ure in the local Greek colony.told pression on the ve om tn HEADACHES YARDLEY S DUSTING POWDER 1.65 an Jo A southern farmer who raised members of the Westmount Ro- RHEUMA À \u2019 tivitie a truck load of turnips from 10- [tary Club at their funcheon in ee on a nows- 3 heb) par YARDLEY S SHAVING BOWL 125 bane cent packe; of seed is congralu- Victoria Hall.last week.paperman tor more than thirty BILLFOLDS 75: te *6 young lated hy the Detroit News on Thia fight.he said, (ls going on years.A native of England.he 4 standi breaking even.cs the mou ie the started his career there but later GLASS COFFEE MAKERS 2.95 classe! cities, an to moved to Australia where he mar- c 8 He There Is nothing that develops [heavy losses upon the enemy and ried.He worked for more than PIPES 50 to 2 .High the average man's chest Ike |ithe continual sabotage of com- one Australlan newspaper and \"A MeGil when he's making big money, 'munication lines, Greece hopes to! 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