The Westmount examiner, 4 février 1944, vendredi 4 février 1944

[" 9 York, pP shut Durnan s in t, and, ks, of 8 thelr thin a RE c OCT 0K >o< 000 \u201843 Years in os Westmount See us first about a watch.We have a grand selection at big savings.\u2018 SPECIAL! BOYS\u2019 WATCHES 486.50 OHMAN\u201d | WATCHES! WATCHES! | oO | JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.CHOC »0oo-\"oc DOC 0 Che Wxaminer HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Free Estimates Laid Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned OCD0C=0 Westmount WE.2323 QT OCT * 0H 50 DO DO 0.Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis 0K >O0< >OC >o< >oc > VOL.XV, No.5 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1944 Westmount Public Library Reports Circulation Down Due to War Citizens of Westmount in 1943, showed just as great a variety .in their choice of reading, as in past years, but the total circulation was less than the previous year, due to a loss 6f 6,664 readers in adult fiction, and a small decrease in the children's department was reported by Miss Kathleen Jenkins, Librarian, in the 44th annual report of the Westmount Public Library.On the other band, the reading of adult nonfiction was increased by 1,226 she announced.; War conditions were thought to be the reason for this condition, as many members were obliged to leave Westmount, due to war services or changes in employment.On the whole, too, it was noticed that people spent less time in the Library, reading periodicals or studying reference books \u2014 widespread employment and domestic problems were undoubtedly factors here.The total accessions \u201cfor the year 1943 \u2018were 43,779 volumes, with 7,161 adult members and 1,- 569 juvenile members.Approximately 205,634 books were loaned during the year a decrease of 6,682 of the previous year.The one novel which readers preferred.above all, wag \u2018\u2018\u2019The Robe,\u201d by Lloyd Douglas; scarcely less popular, were, \u2018The Song of Bernadette,\u201d \u201cthe Nazarene,\u201d \u201cThe Apostle,\u201d \u2018The Ship,\u201d a stirring tale of naval action In the Mediterranean, Books on current affairs were always to the fore.Emily Hah\u2019s \u2018The Soong Sisters,\u201d was asked for continually, as was also Smith\u2019s JLast Train From Berlin,\u201d and \u201cOur Hearts Were Young and Gay,\u201d continued to give pleasure to readers, old and young.; It was noted that people read about Latin America e great deal (Continued on Page 3) Rotarians Follow Trail of Treasure : Silver dollars rewarded preco- ¢lous members of the Rotary Club who satisfied the curiosity of P, J.McAndrews and his hehch- men, 8.B.Cuthbert and Cecil T.Medlar, at the luncheon meeting on Wednesday in the Oak Room of Victoria Hall, Mr.McAndrews, in charge of the day's program, put on a replica of the Treasure Trail broadcast by the William Wrigley Jr.Company for which he is sales manager here.A wide veriety of general knowledge and trick questions was put to the members.Those who answered correctly received a silver dollar and in very rare cases two such dollars.Those who tripped up received & war savings stamp.- The contest provided considerable hilarity and all present entered into the spirit of the affair.Chester W.McBride, who incidentally answered his question @ll right, presided at the opening and closing stages of the meeting.Gold Medalist Back From China Ted Johnson, Westmount High as a gold medallist and a graduate of McGill University is back in Canada after serving since 1935 as a Presbyterian missionary in China.On Monday, he told the boys of Westmount High some of his experiences- at an assembly.\u2018In many ways,\u201d Mr, Johnson declared, \u201cChina, with its 415 million people, is the greatest country in the world.\u201d He added that it would be a good thing when the Western world incorporated some Eastern customs into its mode of living.The speaker told of some quaint Chinese customs which, he claimed, made more sense than many Canadian customs do.\u201cChina,\u201d Mr.Johnson concluded, \u2018needs assistance from the Western countries to overcome her many problems.\u201d a graduate off Percy Wright of Dixie says, \u2018Phooey on West- mount, with their crows, ete; they \u2018should come \u201ctb Dixie to see real game, as we saw a cock pheasant .here on Friday last between Stony Point' and Dixie, Westmount in reply to .Mr.Wright says, \u2018Phooey to Dixie, that's the missing Westmount pheasant we have been looking for!\u201d ~ Good Report Heard At Church Meeting Of St.Andrew's The annual meeting of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, was held Monday night, beginning with a supper meeting under the a rar tar mec 0 ENTREE SEE ANT ITR LA na min, WE RR, © + rar en I PAGE SIX - THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1944 Social and Personal Miss Cairine Wilson who was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Lor- ing, has returned to Ottawa, Mrs.M, M.Allan has returned from Ste.Adele, where she spent a few days.Mr.and Mrs.D.V.Robertson bave returned from spending a few days at the Seigniory Club.Miss Margaret Dickson, of 2305 Oxford Avenue, N.D.G., is visiting her uncle, Mr.G.P.Ahier, Saïmaur, Quebec.Mr.and Mrs.George Montgom- efy, who have been in Ottawa for à \u2018short time, have returned to tha city.Mrs.CÇ.W.Robertson and her all son Douglas have left for ideo where they will spend the winter.Mrs, John Gault and Miss Pearl Howard were guests at Chalet Cochand, St.Marguerite, last webkend, Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Dowie, and two sons, James and Robin, are expected home tomorrow after spending the past week at St.Adele-en-haut.Miss Barbara Sanderson was among the winners recently an- nglinced in the senio.group In tie W.C.T.U.National Temper- ante Study Course for 1943.Mrs.Alan Ross and her small daughter Anne have joined Sur- gedbn Lieut.-Commander Alan Ross, R.C.N.V.R., in Annapolis Royal, N.S.where they will reside temporarily.Mrs.W.J.E.Elwood and her daughter, Miss Eve Elwood.have returned from Iroquois Falls, oît., and are again occupying their apartment at 1 Rosemount avenue, The Jersay Channel.Society is holding a Im Charlotte Gowns FUTURE:BRIGHT SPRING FASHIONS! They\u2019 re first on the fashion front! Came see our line-up of exhilarating Spring Prints, lingerie blacks, navys, pastels! $14.95 up COTTONS, too! 6.95 up 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Island Military Ÿ Fl.7773 Whist at Victoria Hall, on Thursday, February 17th.at 8.30 p.m, There will be prizes, Among the guests spending this week at Rowan Bank, Val Moria, are Lieut, Commander and Mrs, Foxall, recently of Hong Kong, and Mrs.Beaumansan and son; of Trois Rivieres.Miss Belle Anderson, of Chau- diere Basin, Que., who recently has been visiting her brother, Dr.Duncan Anderson, Western Avenue, is now the guest of Her niece, Mrs.Alex.Ferguson, Murray Hill, Dr.Gerald Phelan, C.S.B., presi- ent of the Institute of Mediaeval - Studies, Torou., wuo is to deliver the second lecture in the series \u201cEducation for the Future,\u201d next Wednesday evening, at 8.15 at the Hermitage, will arrive in town that morning to spend a few days and while here will be the guest of Dr.and Mrs.W.J.McNally.Major C.W.\u2018Jennings, U.S.Army Air Corps, is expected from California to visit his wife and little daughter, Gay.While here he will be the guest of his father- in-law, Dr.Duncan Anderson, with whom Mrs.Jennings and her daughter have been staying dur- Ing Major Jennings\u2019 absence, The Rev.Dr.retiring pastor of Stanley Preshy- terian Church, who has accepted a call to Grace Church, Calgary, is spending ten days with Mrs.Morley at Ste.Agathe.They will leave Montreal about February 14 for Calgary, stopping off en route in Toronto and St.Catharines.Dr.Morley is to be inducted at Grace Church on February 18.\u2014 ; Mrs.Claude Oliver recently entertained at her home on Harvard Avenue in aid \u2018of the educational funds of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter I.O, D.E.Bridge was played during the af-| ternoon and evening and a drawing was held for two beautiful oil paintings, which were won.by Mrs.R.C.Brown and Mrs.H.Phelan.At the annual musicale of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club taking place tomorrow aîter-' noon at three o\u2019clock in Victoria Hall, Members \u2018and guests.will be received by Mrs.S.A, Mac- Sween, Mrs.-H.A.Dale and Mrs.Percy Clarkson.Refreshments will be served under direction of Mrs, H.J.Everett, the hostesses being the Book Group of which Mrs.J.W.Perks Is chairman.Guest tickets may be used.ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Lorna Gertrude, daughter of Mr.A.R.McCormack and of the late Mrs.McCormack, to FO.Jack Brunt, R.C.A.F., sen of Mr.and Mrs.W.Brunt.The marriage has been arranged to take place on = Mme A.\u2014\u2014_ 3132 Masson St.4491 St.Lawrence \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN Nbak \u2026 D.: A.À CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC a D.: À, BRASSIÈRES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT \u2018 CourvAL ~N\\ 4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert Frank S.Morley, | WOMEN'S CLUB NAMES MEMBERS PRESENTING DRAMA \u201cCRY HAVOC\u201d The following is a list of committees and their chairmen for the drama \u2018Cry Havoc\u201d by Allan R.Kenward, which the Drama Group of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club is presenting in Victoria Hall, on the evenings of Thursday and Friday, February 10th and 11th at 8.15 o'clock.Production Committee Mrs.Harold miills, president; Mrs, John Cairns, chairman; Mrs.N.Pitt, co-chairman; Mrs, Louis de Savoye, director-coach; Mrs.H, C.Brennan, wardrobe mistress; Mrs, C.W.Williams and Mrs.A.Thomson, properties; Mrs.W.H.Harrison, tickets; Mrs.Charles Shearer, advertising; Mrs.W.F.Worfolk, press and publicity; Mrs.À.de L.Macdonald and Mrs.W.H.Allaston, patrons; Miss Enid Fortier, ushers; Miss 8.Gardner, finance.Advertising Committee Mrs.L, Bourke, Mrs.J.Holmes, Mrs.C.B.Climo, Mrs.U.8S.Beck, Mrs.C.P.Reaper, Miss Carrie Biggars, Mrs.Chas.Shearer, Mrs.G.L.Hellstrom, Mrs.D.K.Scott, Mrs.W.G.Hannah, Mrs.Stanley Johnson, Mrs.Harold Mills, Mrs, John C.Cairns, Miss S.Gardner, Mrs.L.P.Jay and Miss Gwen Desjardins, Ticket - Committee Mrs.W.H.Harrison, Mrs, J.T.Rogers, Mrs.C.W.Dumas, Mrs.J.C.McKean, Mrs.G.M, Marshall, Mrs.Harold Mills, Mrs, P.M.Shea, Mrs.C.J.Ballar, Mrs.L.P.Nelligan, Mrs.H.C.Holland, Mrs.J.T.Rowe, Mrs.John OC.Cairns, Mrs L.E.Schaffer and Mrs, E.T.Reynolds, Saturday, February 19.FO.Brunt recently returned from two years service overseas.Mr.and Mrs.P.B.Shearer wish to announc: the engagement of their only-daughter Helen, to Corporal Jack C.Caldwell, R.C.A, F., son of Mr, and Mrs.F.N Caldwell, the wedding to take \u2018place in the spring.Mr.and Mrs.M.J.Heillig announce the engagement of their daughter, Muriel, to Lieut.Sam Kaplan, son of Mr.and Mrs.L.Kaplan, of Winnipeg, Man.WEDDINGS | RARSHIS\u2014BARANOVSKY The marriage of Ethel,\u201d daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Baran- ovsky, to Robert Paul, son of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Tarshis, took place recently at the Montefiore Club.The Rev.Dr.Hérman Ab- ramowitz officiated, assisted by Cantor Nathan Mendelssohn,\" The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dress of dusty pink crepe with a matching hat and veil, and carried an ivory prayer book with a spray of white orchids as a marker.Her only attendant was Miss Sybil Samuels, who was maid of honor.She wore an orchid crepe dress with a matching hat and carried a nosegay of Queen Elizabeth roses and mauve Darwin tulips.Mr.Lloyd Fisher, of Atlanta, Georgia, who is associated with the groom at Langley Field, Virginia, acted as best man.Later the couple left for New York and Langley Field, Virginia, where the groom is a junior engineer with the National Advisory Committee of Aeronautics of the U.S.A.SAUSAGE POCKETS Make cakes from sausage meat about the size and shape of tea- biscuits.If the meat is a little stiff add enough milk to make the meat easy to shape.Core apples and cut in cross-wise slices.Split the sausage cake with & fairly broad knife, as you would split 8 biscuit to butter.Put an apple slice on each biscuit and press the adges together around the apple.Bake in a hot oven of Chéer) .50.00 Soldiers\u2019 Wives\u2019 League 100.00 War Work Welfare .100.00 Foster Parent Plan .100.00 Big Sister's Association (to furnish a room) 150.00 The Ladies\u2019 Association of the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars reviewed the past year's work and activities at their annual meeting held on Monday afternoon, January 24th, at the Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Rd.The president, Mrs.Ward C.Pitfield, was in rhe chair, Mrs.Pittield thanked the members of the association and especially the members of the executive, apd the conveners of the standing committees for their work and co-operation during the past year, The recording secretary, Mrs.J.J.Harold, reported that nineteen regular meetings \u2018and twelve next-of-kin meetings had been held \u2018during the year; \u20181200 Christmas parcels had been sent to the overseas regiment as well as 1000 packages of candy, 140,000 cigarettes and.75 1bs.of tobacco, while 300 troopers\u2019 dependents had attended the Christmas party at the Forum given by the Soldiers\u2019 Wives\u2019 League.Mrs, Collin Rayment, the corresponding secretary,\u201d reported WOMEN\u2019S CLUB LISTS FURTHER DONATIONS FOR SEASON 1943-44 Mrs.Harold Mills, -chairman .of the War Work Committee of tlie Westmount Women\u2019s Club reports that the following donations totalling $755.96 listed for the season 1943-1944 are in addition to the club donations already published- for the same period: Seeds for Britain.\u2026\u2026\u2026.$25.00 YMCA, 2.2.0 0e a 000 25.00 Salvation Army .25.00 School for Crippled Child- : ren .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.25.00 City of Montreal Mission 25, 00 Grace Dart Hospital .50.00 Ste.Annes Military Hospital (Christmas In addition to the above, 100 well filled ditty bags were sent to the Navy League of Canada, also 38,000 articles of clothing.Seamen\u2019s vests, minesweeper\u2019s mitts and knitted supplies were made and distributed by the War Work Rooms and three hampers containing 700 articles of warm clothing were donated to Russian Relief.Valentine Tea The Women\u2019s Association and Onaway Club of Stanley Presbyterian Chuüréh will hold a St.Valentine tea and \u2018cotton shower\u201d on Tuesday from 8 to 5 p.m.in Franklin Hall.~ An Increase in potato ceiling prices as provided in dit Autumn\u2019s order will mean slightly higher prices to the consumer now.The increase will compensate growers and -hippers for storage CS \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Duke Of York\u2019s L.A.Reports On Work For Men, Families that 206 letters and iuvitations The treasurer\u2019s report, given by Mrs.R.C.Kelly, stated that money raised during the year come prised membership fees, donae tions, proceeds from a military carnival, and various other money.raising undertakings.The money was used to provide comforts for the men overseas and to assist their families at home.A start has been made on a re-habilitation fund for discharged men of the regiment, Mrs, B.W.Newsam, wool cons vener, reported 757 knitted gare ments had been sent to the over= seas regiment, The welfare cons vener, Mrs.Newsam, reported that a number of families had been visited during the year and that in most cases the difficulties had Heen straightened out satistactors ily.Mrs.J.W.Duncan, reported that the sewing group had\u2019 made and sent to the Navy League and the: Khaki League, 70 blankets | made from samples an dremnants -0f.heavy wool material which had been donated.The \u2018sewing group had also made clothing for needy families 6f the 17th and other regiments.-.Mrs, Ingham, the refreshment convener, and Mrs.Laurie the ene tertainment convener, told of the entertainments and refreshments that had been provided during the .ing.Officers for 1944 The officers for 1944 are: .President, Mrs, Ward C, Pitfield; vice-presidents, Mrs.E.M: Joïine stone, Mrs, B.W.Newsam, Mrs.J.W.Duncan; treasurer, Mrs, J,\" J.Harold; recording secretary, | Mrs.B.H.Hart; corresponding .secretary, Mrs.Collin Rayment; .membership secretary, Mrs.Perey Booth.\u201c Tea was served at the close of the business meeting.\u2018The tea \u2018 table, centred with daffodils, iris | and yellow tapers, was in charge of Mrs.J.Duncan and Miss Hamp- ; son.: PAINTING and DECORATING _ + J.A.Bethune | 3342 Troie Ave.COTE DES NEIGES AT.7192 AO pra Spring Flowers Are Here Tulips, Iris, |.Daffodils, Etc.4863 SHERBROOKE WEST costs, 400 degrees for thirty minutes.\"At Victoria $ + THE ARTIST must have ALL of wo his colours .He couldn\u2019t attempt to paint a picture without them.prescription druggist must have in stock every drug a doctor may order.Macy's maintain the most complete stock of drugs in town and, with no waiting, ean fill every prescription requirement.MACY'S, Prescustisn Druggists \u201cTHE VERY THING THE DOCTOR ORDERED\" A good had been sent out during the year, .past year at the nextof-kin meet- tp i Br PR mn 4 A eh a Ctr ca ct on bt ICP Pl bli A rt het oud bt Plow NT Pel TB NY y 1 ons ear, .n by that ome oña- ney oney for ssist has tion the con- gare Vere cons that been [that had ptôre rted rade and kets nts had bedy ther pent én.the lents Are, eld; 319107 Mrs, .1 + loup eet- - \u2019Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d Wh UL a re a a, THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1944 Dr.Currie Speaks To Club On Schools Of The Future That the schools of the future must be so closely related to industry, that the transition from school to work can readily and smoothly accomplished, was the statement of Dr.Alexander Cur- rie, Department of Education of McGill University.Dr.Currie spoke to the Montreal Women\u2019s Club last Monday afternoon at the Mount Royal Hotel on the subject \u2018New Horizons in Canadian Education.\u201d He began his lecture by citing the recent advances in education.made in the British Isles, the United States and Canada, and pointed out that the new bill in the British House of Commons would ,reshape education in Britain.In the United States, he remarked, the movement was towards equalizing educational opportunities, Dr.Currie gave high pralse to the recent Canadian and Newfoundland Educational report, declaring it the best of its kind ever produced.Improvements along educational lines in the various provinces in- eluded the granting of scholarships by the Ontario Provincial Government to needy boys and girls to enable them to complete their High School and University education.Before enumerating ihe more recent trends in education, Dr.Currie outlined our already existing Institutional traditions which are composed of the French Classical College, the English speaking endowed (private) schools and the Community schools.He warned his audience that the new implements of our present generation, the radio, film and the controlled press are three powerful weapons which should be wisely administrated if they are to prove a benefit and not a menace to society.Dr.Currie placed great stress on the importance of health teaching in the schools.À noonday lunch provided in the elementary schools would break down food prejudices, he affirmed, While the three R's were essential, yet art and music were required also and were instru- \u2018mental in awakening the child to a sense of beauty.The schools of the future, he continued, must recover the sense of a moral order, a feeling for moral ethics, and young people must learn to use their leisure hours not entirely for amusement but also HOME ECONOMICS | By Anne Adams Whether you take to \u2018\u2018streamlines\u201d or to ruffles, you'll love this smart two-piecer.Pattern 4628 is draped in two size ranges.Sizes 12 to 20 suit the young misses\u2019 figure while 30 to 48 are cut with understanding of mature figure needs.Pattern 4628 is available In misses\u2019 sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20; 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Claude Rains and Susanna Foster in a scene from the Technicolor production \u201cThe Phantom Of The Opera,\u201d which opens at the Monk- land United Theatre.on Friday playing until Monday night.Nelson Eddy also has a leading part in the film.for an expression of their creative Five special detachments of instincts.the Canadian Forestry Corps have Mrs, C.L.Henderson intro-|been detailed to cut cordwood duced the speaker who was|to keep the Canadian Army sup- thanked by Mrs.E.T.Sampson.| plied with fuel.PAGE SEVEN Mother's Club The monthly meeting of the Catholic Mother's Club of Wests mount will be held in St.Leo's School Hall on Tuesday at 8.15 p.m.The speaker will be Mr, John Watson, vice-president of the National Association of Master Plumbers and Heating Contractors of Canada lnc.Mr.Watson's subject, \u201cThe Care of Plumbing at all times,\u201d promises to be interesting and instructive.To emphasize his numerous points the story will be told through a moving picture, \u2018The Ominous Arms Case.\u201d Wartime rofresh- ments will be served.LONDON Clock Specialists Fine Clock Repairs John W Fox, proprietor HArbour 8940 Room 415 1434 ST.CATHERINE WEST Near Bishop St.LVIL FRESH CLEAN TEXAS SPINACH 2 ».29° FOR ITAMINS ITALITY \u2014 FRUITS & EGETABLES Stringless Green and butter Beans \u2014 Green Peas \u2014 Brussels Sprouts \u2014 Cauliflower \u2014 Endives \u2014 Green Peppers \u2014 Cucumbers \u2014 Shallots \u2014 Radishes \u2014 New Beets \u2014 Carrots \u2014 Cabbage \u2014 Parsnips, ete.JERSEY SWEET \u2014 Small Size NO.1 STARK COOKING POTATOES 2 \u2026 29-/APPLES s.30 CALIFORNIA nkist Bursting with juice \u2014 Seedless Med, 324 & 344 sizes 48 © 55- OTHER SIZES FLORIDA & SUNKIST 49° 59° 2 dz.95c 2 dz.1.15 | FRESH GREEN ib.[BROCCOLI 19° 39° ?de.75e 29° 8 dz.85e 395° 8 dz.1.00 FRESH CUBA Each PINES 49°-59° SELECTED POTATOES 10 ».32° DELICIOUS i.25¢/.APPLES TANGERINES | a ! arrots 19: 29- 39: 49: @ a Turnips FLORIDA SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT & FLORIDA PINEAPPLE ORANGES 69: .79°.|3 for 29¢ 2 dz.1.35 D a.HOT LEMONADE 4.17° # \u2018are St 0 © 29° FRESH LEEKS 4471 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST BANANAS GOLDEN RUSSET & NORTHERN SPY APPLES 3 29° CRISP CELERY HEARTS \u2026 15: INDIA RIVER GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 29¢ 4 for 2%9¢ 2 for 25¢ 2 fe-79- 2 for *Fe ONIONS \u201cSLACKS STRAWBERIY RHUBARB No.2 No.| 2 bnchs.25¢ 2 bnchs.35° NEWTON PIPPIN APPLES 5.25° IF YOU CANNOT SHOP IN PERSON \u2014 JUST TELEPHONE FREE, E ] COURTEOUS .DELIVERY EE a A ioe SRY: ia Te \u2018PACE EIGHT \u201c Barmonious .Katisha, -\u2014 THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1944 NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD \"Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d \u201cThe Mikado\u201d To Be Played \u201cThe Mikado\u2019, the Gilbert and Bullivan comic opera which stirred protests from Japan when first produced at the Savoy Theatre, London, in the closing decades of last century, will be produced by the Church of the Ascension Choral Association for four nights beginning on February 8.A chorus of 40 voices will lend background to the Wric qualities of the principals\u2019 Woice.Produced and directed by Burnham Coller, the show will feature Raymond Wilkinson as the boiling-in-ofl specialist, the Mikado himself, Reg.Dawson as his wandering minstrel son, and Joan Coller as their predatory Florence Borlase will fepict Yum-Yum and David Whitelaw will be the chicken- Xearted Lord High Executioner.Asia Asia Unbound.By Sydney Green- bie.New York: Appleton Century.XIV:394.$3.00.A well-documented survey of Asiatic countries that attempts to discover their \u2018pattern for free- adm\u201d in the light of the Atlantic Charter.AT THE YORK SATURDAY! Alan Napier, Marguerite Chapman and George Sanders in a scene from the exciting thriller \u201cAppointment In Berlin,\u201d which opens at the York United Theatre on Saturday plaÿing until Tuesday night.Children to Aid Jumior Red Cross Inspired by the talks of Mrs.Ruth B.Shew, director of the Junior Red Cross fur the Province of Quebec, another group of pupils at Roslyn School is presenting a children\u2019s entertainment to help the Junior Red Cross War Fund.Grade six, Room 13, average age ome (St.Catherine at Guy Street) Today and Friday \u201cBEHIND THE RISING SUN,\u201d with MARGO, Tom Neal, and J.Carrol Naish.JOAN DAVIS and JINX FALKENBURG in \u201cTwo Senoritas from Chicago.\u201d STARTS SATURDAY UNTIL TUESDAY we MARGUERITE Ÿ SANDERS-CHAPMAN Onslow Stevens - Gale Sondergaard Screen Play by Horoce McCoy ond Mishael Hogan Directed by ALFRES E.GRÈEN + Produced by SAMVEL DISCHOFE A COLUMBIA PICTURE ADDED FEATURE COMEDY ' \u201cSTAN LAUREL > OLIVER ARDY | F *0ANCING MASTERS S# wih TRUDY MARSHALL eleven; thirty \u2018Busy rehearsing for the \u2018\u2019Valentine Review,\u201d to be produced at St.Matthias Parish Hall on Saturday afternoon, Feb.12th, at 3 p.m, The show will comprise songs, dances, recitations and piano- solos; choruses and plays.Those taking part or assisting as ushers include Nency Abbott, Ruth Anderson, Nancie Brooks, Carolyn Chapleau, Ann Crombie, Barbara Cunningham, Mary Jane Earl, Virginia Falls, Joan Goodman, Diana Fish, Eleanor Grant, Gail Hamilton, Barbara Holden, Mary Ibbot- son, Barbara Jones, Haldis Jor- gensen, Lois Klein, Marjorie Mc- Dowell, Dianne McNicoll, Dixie Samuel, Cynthia Scott, Rosemary Shaw, Joyce Shiller, Nancy Speer, Beverley Walker.Incidental music and the song- accompaniments will b- played by Mrs.J.Percy Taylor and Mrs.Henry C.Roskies.Mrs.Shaw will be present and will give a brief address on the work of the Junior Red Cross, with the young members of the cast demonstrating the various needs, and means of assisting them, : The entertainment is written and produced by Elizabeth Douglas, assisted by Mrs.Roy McNicoll and Mrs.H, Stuart Fish.One of the numbers is a Valentine to Winston Churchill.CASUAL READER'S PUZZLE Which is Iran and which is Irak ?One's in the front and \u2018one\u2019s in the back, But which is Irak and which is Iran ?If 1 were a Persian, woman or man, \u2018Should I be a little Iranian ?This s the question tha: soon or late Is going to make me very Irate.Time is painted with a lock before, and bald behind, signifying thereby that we must take time (as we say) by the forelock, for when it is once passed there is no recalling it.\u2014Dean Swift.THE MECHANICS\u2019 INSTITUTE of Montreal Library and Reading Rooms, Atwater Ave.& Tupper St.SOUND FILMS Thurs.Eve., Feb.10th \"Freighters Under Fire\u201d A tribute to our Merchant Navy.\u201cInside Fighting China\u201d An insight inte hew China has withstoed the terrors of the Japanese, \u201cGetting Out the Coal\u201d Wartime Coal Production F7 February 3rd ~™ England Remembered \u2014 Colored Slides Mrs.Christine £.Henderson little girls are Moffatt, Lois Pearson, Sonia Ro-.{| bertson, Lyn Rutherford, Fanny Cast Announced For \u201cCry Havoc\u201d \u201cCry Hav.c,\u201d Allan.R.Ken- ward's drama, is being presented by Westmount Women's Club Drama Gruup under the direction of Mrs.Louis de Savoye, in Victoria Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings, February 10th and 11th.The cast is as follows: The Doc, Alice Rogers; Smitty, Ena Gillespie; Flo, Margaret McKean; Pat, Cecile Wright; Connië, Margaret Pitt: Steve, Dorothy Dan- ford; Sue, Barbara Todd; Andra, Ann Wickham; Mydia, Marian Eaton; Helen, Winnifred Hogan; Grace, Joan Marshall; « Sadie, Francis MeDonald.GILBERT AND SULLIVAN Comic Opera \"THE MIKADO\"\u201d By the CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION CHORAL ASSOCIATION For Four Nights Beginning February 8 in The Church Hall 5434 Park Avenue General Admission 50 cents Tickets may be bought from members of the cast or by telephoning CR.9043 (Decarie Bivd.at Snowdon) PAUL LUKAS BETTE DAVIS in %* Chosen By The N.Y.Critics As THE BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! \u2014_e\u2014 ® SPLENDID ADDED ATTRACTION © irs THRILL-FILLED with these greot Song and Donce Sion) y RAY EBERLE and his Orchestra LEO DIAMOND QUINTET \" eke ede de edhe de dhe de de RAI AAA IT - Su NB Be XN BB} ed an; die, | IN t'Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d NEWS THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1944 At York Theatre NOW AT THE WESTMOUNT! Shocking in its impact, absorbing in its admirably human and convincing story, RKO Radio's remarkable film production of \u201cBehind the Rising Sun,\u201d affords a startling insight into Japan's ruthless motives, and is as well a notable piece of entertainment.The film is now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday night.The picture, based on James R.Young\u2019s best selling book, presents & vivid-cnd completely authentic cross-section - of.the Nipbonese ideology.It shows how the -Japsg live, Deasani as well as rich man; and, more importantly, it shows us-how their minds work and what they think.As presented on the screen, the frequently breath-taking story revolves about six characters, three Japs and three Americans.A prominent publisher, his Ameri- can-educated son, and a pretty secretary are the Oriental trio; while an engineer, an athlete, and a newspaper woman comprise the Occidental threesome.The transformation of the .Younger Japanese from an eager and sympathetic stüden\u2018 into n cold-eyed and relentless army officer* motivates much of the plot, as does the bitter course of events in relation to the Jap publishers own outlook on life and honor.Plenty of tense dramatic mo- Humphrey Bogart in a scene from the hit film \u201cSahara,\u201d which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night, AT WESTMOUNT THEATRE against the flaming background |sacrifice thelr love.They each of war, opens Sunday at the|give delicate and understanding Westmount United Theatre, play-|performances, bringing close to ing until Tuesday night.It is/the onlooker\u2019s heart the tragle \u201cFirst Comes Courage,\u201d a Colum-|problem of young lovers the bia picturization of the best-sel-| world over today.ler \u201cThe Commandos,\u201d by Elliott The story opens \u2018n the little Arnold.Merle Oberon and Brian village of Stavik.There is about Aherne play the leading roles, |this once happy and thriving Norwegian community an air of ments, including a murderous sullen resentment, the inhabitants hand-to-hand duel between a Jap|in a pathetic stite of silent fury.wrestler and an American boxer, Their homes have been violated, feature the action of this notable their freedom crushed, by the film.brutal Nazi invaders.One of the townspeople, the HLAN (TEE (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) Starts FRIDAY Until MONDAY Night! Starring NELSON EDDY $5 Susanna FOSTER - Clau 2 Special The story of a girl who became + » in.the flash of youthful courage! Dorothy [I Robert YOUNG ina CLAIRE Reginahd GARDINER - ga BACLANOYA man in the twinkling of a man's eye beautiful and high born Nicole Larsen (Merle Oberon), is held in contempt by her compatriots because they consider her a Quisling, Small wonder that they do, for she consorts with the Major of the German garrison.However, what they do not know, is that she is a member gf the Norwegian underground, using Major Dichter (Carl Esmond) as a means of obtaining vital information.This information is relayed to the British Intelligence in a novel manner.The town oculist, Dr.Aanrud (Fritz Leiber) writes coded messages in invisible ink, on the lenses of ey:glasses he makes for Norwegian fishermen, all members of the courageous group of underground workers.Today Last Showing\u201d BETYE DAVIS and ERROL FLYNN in \u201cThe Sisters.\u201d HUMPHREY BOGART in \u201cInvisible Stripes,\u201d with George Raft and Jane Bryan.suspect Nicole of betraying him, a British Commando is sent from London to dispose of the Nazi Major.The Commando turns out to be Capt.Allan Lowell (Brian Aherne) with whom Nicole had a brief but unforgettable romance (in the happy days when Allan was free to take skiing vacations in i Norway.The lovers have a resumption of their romance.From then on RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL + DANCING Every Saturday Night © FEATURING _ BLAKE SEWELL ond His Orchestre de RAINS - Edgar BARR Attractions! It Sings with the Courage of Youthful Love! «.Dencing 9 to 1 a.m.INFORMAL Admission $2.00 per Couple (Including All Taxes) ACARLTON HOTEL a wo- love's | A magnificent love story, toid, that of à pair of lovers who must | PAGE NINR en OF THE THEATRE WORLD + the story builds in action audjsoars above the present tragedy, suspense to the stirring climax, |spurring them on to the kind of a Commando raid «chat is breath-|daring deeds that will stamp out taking in scope.The end is mot|the Nazi menace.a happy one, the lovers being \u2014 parted by the exigencies of war, The latest speech of Generalis but it is certainly a logical end-'simo Franco says that his regime ing.has always carried on \u2018\u2018a purely The gentle people of the con-|Spanish tradition.\u201d Sure; invite quered Norwegian village are|ing Germans aid Italians in to beautifully portrayed in.*First|{overthrow the home government Comes Courage.\u201d Crushed and|is just another old Spanish cus- beaten physically, their spiritltom, DRAMA GROUP OF THE } Westmount Women's Club \u201cCRY HAVOC\u201d A dramatic play in 3 acts by Allan R.Kenward At VICTORIA HALL THURSDAY and FRIDAY Feb.10th and 11th, 8.15 p.m.Tickets $1.May be obtained from Mrs.W.H.Harrison - EL.3085 PROCEEDS IN AID OF WAR WORK When the German begins to} TODAY until SATURDAY à | PAA headre (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) THE GREAT STAR OF CASABLANCA\u201d in the year\u2019s mightest adventure drama! sc Bruce BENNETT ~ % J.Carrol NAISH * Lloyd BRIDGES 2 Good Features Dixie's Debut Is Dynamic! She's on the warpath in wartime Washington! Sabotaging saboteurs and foiling fifth-columnists.Meet the screen's New Scream! \u201cDIXIE DUGAN\" James ELLISON - Charlotte GREENWOOD and Introducing LOIS ANDREWS STARTING SUNDAY \"WATCH ON THE RHINE\u2019 KE a& DRUMMOND SE A BRU SWE me LANE a ar ES ce, A RE rr a A more Fe MENT a, ro PAGE TEN Golden Eagles Rack Up Eight Straight Wins Over Staynor's _ Dougie Alexander's Golden Eagles continued along their unbeaten path in the juvenile section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League as they racked up their eighth straight win at the expense of the Staynor team on Monday night by a 4-3 score, This was a close fit for the league leaders, as the home team held a 2-0 lead at one time and still held a goal lead well into the final stanza.The Army and Monarch team also chalked up wins during the week in one of the best juvenile seasons in many years.The Army shui out the Staynor club 2-0 while the Monarchs downed the Army squad 3-1.A last period counter by Jim eLalanne gave the Golden Eagles Er 4-3 win over the Staynor team.In the early part of the games, goals by Paul Roman and Rupert Rubens had , sent the home team into a two goal lead Hut the league leaders erased this advantage when Jackie Me- Kissock and Frank Read banged in a pair of counters in the middle stanza.The Staynor club went ahead when Earle MacDonald tallied, but their lead was short lived as Jack McKissock scored his second counter of the night and then deLalanne added the winning point.Goals by Brewer and Crosby gave the Claremont Barracks team their 2-0 win over the Stay- nor club, the tallies coming in the first and third periods respectively.rink in a game starting at five o'clock.The final game of the schedule will be played on Monday evening when the Claremont Barracks team goes down to play the Staynor club on their home ice.Weather permitting the playoffs will commence on Wednesday night with the Golden Eagles meeting the Monarchs in the first of a two out of three game series at the Western rink while the Army team plays the Stay- nor club on either the Western or Staynor rink on the same night.The Army-Staynor game will be a two game total goals to count series.The following is the standing of the section including games played on Monday night, January 31st: Won Lost Pts.Monarchs .56 3 11 Army .0000 À 4 9 Staynor .38 5 6 Golden Eagles 8 0 16 Wireless Defeats Longue Pointe The R.C.A.F.No.1 Wireless School improved their position at the top of the Westmount Services Hockey League when they won thelr fifth straight game this week, defeating the Longue Pointe Ordnance outfit, 6-1.Two leagues are slated to be played at the Provost Corps rink tonight, situated in the former Westmount Athletic Grounds, The Monarchs and Claremont| when the No.4 Ordnance team Barracks teams ploughed through plenty of snow on Monday night béfore the Monarchs walked off with a 3-1 win.Dick Mackinnon notched the first goal for the winners in the second period only to see Toms get the equalizer before the stanza ended.The Monarchs won out in the final period when tallies by Ian Fraser and Glen Magee salted the game away.The win sent the Monarchs into second place in the section standing.Frankie Read added three points to his collection and still leads the individual scoring brigade.The Golden Eagle player now has 19 points to his credit.Bill Coles of the Golden Eagles is in the runner-up spot with 13 points while teammate Jack Me- Kissock is in third place with 11.The Golden Eagles travel down to Staynor again this evening for another postponed game and then meet the Monarchs tomorrow afternoon at the Western meets the Longue Pointe Ordnance Depot, while the home team plays the R.C.A.F.No.11 A1 Division in the second game.Other game scheduled for.this week sees the Provost Corps playing the Longue Pointe team at the Wireless School rink on Tuesday night.This is the first game of a double-header with the league leading Wireless School team meeting the No.11 A.1 Division in the night-cap.On Thursday night, two games will be played at the Loyola rink with the No.4 Ordnance team playing the R.C.A.F.No.8 Training Command and the Longue Pointe team meeting the Wireless School, Tornados and Tigers To Meet Tomorrow Richard Lord's Tornados and Brian Murphy\u2019s Tigers will meet in the first game of a double- FORUM se THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1944 | Golden Eagles, Royals, Falcons ST.LEO'S SPORTS By BILLY HAROLD Today, at the Forum, our Bantam A Dandies meet up with the formidable Catholic High School team in a crucial game that may just about decide the title.In the evening, our Bantam B youngsters will be out to take a fall out of the natty rigged Sky Chiefs.Saturday morning, the Intermural League will stage two games on the Academy rink with the Canadiens meeting up with the Rovers and Maroons clashing with Red Wings, On Wednesday, our Bantams journey down to Verdun where they will tackle St.Willibrords.Odds and Ends Milton Orr\u2019s Prima Donnas of fourth High bas issued a challenge to the rest of the high school for a game to decide the school champions and it is my humble opinion that Milton is sticking his head out as one look at his prospective line up looks like they better start off with playing 1st grade.Catholic High will be our bantam opponents in Xavier Apostolate Winter Sports Carnival on the night of Friday the eighteenth at the Forum, \u2014 Our school skaters will attempt to wrestle some honors from the Mt.Saint Louis Carnival on Saturday afternoon, Feb.19th, at the Forum.\u2014 Andre Sawyer has been signed to understudy Bobbie Harwood in the bantam nets.\u2014 Vie Walsh scored the first shutout of his young career when his mates plucked the Golden Eagles 6 to 0.Donnie Oakes is now a full fledged member of the R.C.A.F,, having joined just recently, \u2014 Frankie Cliff is rounding into his old time form on the Bantam A defence and is beginning to use his weight to advantage in some fine blocking.\u2014 Our Senior B team still tops their league with three wins and no losses, A forecast ofethings to come: don't be surprised if on next school term you will see Jack Shannon, Bill Shannon and Milton Orr, three of the schools top-notch athletes performing for the Red and \"White of old McGill.\u2014 Mickey Bourassa, smart little pivot player of the Bantam B team, is in hot water on account of inefficiency in his school work and \u2018here's hoping he will smarten up before he gets the jersey bounce of his team.\u2014 Coach Andy Mc- Gillis makes it plain that he will not tolerate any players who don\u2019t backcheck and a few of the Senior B boys are likely to feel the full weight of his words when they find their names left off the line up, \u2014 Brother George has the Christian Brothers of the School harq at practice at the broom and ball game and yours truly is wondering when he is going to challenge the lay staff in a game or will they default as they have in the past when the annual challenge came up.How about it Mr.Healy, Mr.Keogh and Mr.Connolly?\u2014 There is not likely to be any Hockey Social at the end of this season.\u2014 Johnnie Che- nier, former popular young athlete of the school is making a name for himself with the famous Oshawa Generals, Junior Hockey Club of the O.A.H.A.Johnnie scored four goals the other night in a regular schedule game.\u2014 Billy Melvin pudgy little winger of the Bantam B team, is show- header in the Staynor pee wee section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League at the Stay- nor rink tomorrow afternoon.The second game of the twin bill will be an exhibition tilt between the Beavers and a team from the Prince Albert pee wee section.The first game is scheduled to start at one-thirty, while the second game will get underway at two-fifteen.\u201c\u201cWestmount\u2019's Home Newspaper\u201d Battling for Two Playoffs in Midget À The Golden Eagles, Royals Royals and Falcons are still battling it out for the two play-offs berths in the midget \u201cA\u201d section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League.The three clubs have been running neck-and-neck since the opening of the schedule and are all tied for the top position with ten points apiece.All three clubs won games during the past week, the Falcons took one from the Olympics by default, the Golden Eagles eked out a 1-0 win over the Olympics while the Royals completed the cycle by handing the Falcons a 3-0 defeat.George McLanders\u2019 third period tally gave the Golden.Eagles their 1-0 victory over the Olympics in a game played on a snow covered rink.Two goals by Bob Smith and a third by Bob Xeefler were enough to bring the Royals their 3-0 win over the Falcons.The Royals and Golden Eagles were slated to play on Wednesday night and that game should have broken the first place deadlock.The same two teams will play tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at the Western rink in a postponed game, The final game of the schedule is slated - for Monday evening, when the Golden Eagles meet the Falcons in another postponed fixture.These final three games wil) have an important bearing on the championship.If Golden Eagles win all three, and they have been undefeated so far, the Royals and Falcons will end up tied for second place and will have to play \u2018a sudden death game to decide which_team will enter the.playoffs.Upset wins by either the ing real signs of developing Into, an aggressive and useful player.\u2014 We are sorry to hear that Brother Brendan of Catholic High School fs on the sick list and we all wish him a speedy recovery.Brother Brendan is well known for turning out some fine junior football teams for the Black and White.\u2014 There is still hope that the proposed sleigh-drive will materialize but just now there is nothing definite to report on it.The LAURENTIDE INN GRAND'MERE, Quebec 3V2 Hours from Montreal Restful, Modern, Sprinkler Fire Protection, Excellent Cuisine, Moderate Rates Skiing and all Winter 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rugs, men\u2019s suits, \u2019 588 Cote St.Antoine, Westmount, \u2014 Browns, Crescent 1561.Evenings, .B-12| VANITY table, section Jaddar,| Dollard 5100.B-9 - vacuum, folding tea wagon, electrical MEN'S and boys \u2014 T 3 | ys' clothes etc.Good : HORIZONTAL 46 Period of VERTICAL 16 To instruct PROPERTY FOR SAL | Whbany size.Co OM\" UEN§| prices.HA.3790, evenings, CR.1988, 1 Enthusiasm time (pl) 1 Indian moc- 18 Common THE EASTERN TRUST CO.SRAUTNPUL imported needle point B-6 4 To disma; 48 Footlike casin : (Hawaiian) The following properties are hall chair with hand carved arms CARTAGE & SORAGE y part 9 Hearing 20 A label among today's finest invest- and frame, ke new, cost $200.00, NOTRE DAME DE GRACE Trans- ; 9 Sibilant 50 Spreads for organ 22 To make ex- ments: .selling $100.00.Elwood 9811 B-11 fer.Local and long distance movers.sound en- drying 8 Supplication piation WESTERN Ave, near Clarke Ave.= 7 5 Also cartage.DE, 3110, Ba - \u2026 SEWING machine, \u201cNew Williams, so ag joining si: \u2019 ' Westmount.Brick and stone dwell \" ; ps 81 Girl's name 4 Appellation 23 Man's name as js, $16.00.WI.6679.1738 Notre WESTERN Crati a Mov lence 53 Visible vapor of Athena 25 A young ing with one storey extension, lot ame Wa Wh GE \"3-2 | Reg'd., Van Service.Speclalty; fure approximately 30\u2019 x 126'6.House con- .- AS Service.; - 12 Swiss river cs To lament 6 To pnalyse 27 on of tains vestibule, large hall, lving| SOLID walnut ten wugon, livingroom | niture, refrigerators, planos, moved 13 People as 61 À bev « call - which an- room, dining room, kitchen, pantry table: oak fern stand, two blue coats, bY experienced men, Service and distinguish- erage 63 ie fent T and maid's room, three gas fireplaces.one chamois-lined navy sult, size 14, satisfaction.FI.1328, B-68 ed from the 82 vernal 7 si ; vas on Four bedrooms, tiled bathroom, large oll )erfeect condition.Phone after 6 DECORATING - elergy Atha n 8 Caustie com- 28 Percolates screnned sun porch.Gas furnace and pm.WA.S305.H-108 \u2018AVOID the rush.Have your paintin 14 Female ruff | 45 kind of a (pb) 30 Torri hot water heater.Complete bathroom, BEDROOM sulte, two plece, Vanity L000 and cellings done 15 Shell hole À kind o pound (pl.) orr sitting room, laundry and storage dresser, enamel gas stove, girl's bed, PAP by sed cork E \" esti fish 9 Sleep-like 32 Roman cupboards in basement.Possession EL.2075 after 6 p.m.H-314 now y ; ed or men, 01 este 17 Bridge term 66 Distributes state bronze coin to arrange.TWO jadys spring suita sie 74, pair | lew phone Dexter .B-10 18 Fermenting 67 One that 10 Dry; said of 36 Soft food RENFREW Ave, immediately below |jady's blue shoes, size 7.RI.1987.DRESSMAKING agent anion 11 Goltes ai mo maa |e ea ein te pu \u2018Him DESIONING.Learn trade.Make ; .that whic olfer\u2019s 0 meddle detached brick residence with two | .\u2018our own dresses, coats and hals 31 Male off 1s newest mound 43 Things in car garage; containing MNvingroom |22 CALIBRE rifle, skates size 10, Special course for beginners Black spring 1 - ith en fireplace, dinin room, hockey gloves, rubber boots size 10, ?, 1078.aw w op place, & \u2018| Phone WI.8939 H-1ç6 burn School, 1405 Bishop St.BE.22 Extent of A 45 To stay kitchen and maid\u2019s room, four bed- by : 2?2186, B-8 land Answer to Last Week's Puzzle 47 A Capuchin rooms, den and glassed-in sunporch, GURNEY gas stove, three burner, = _- : \u201cféassnaël .tiled bathroom additional tiled |oven, back with plate rack, $15.00; COATS, sults and dresses, reasonable 24 To consume monkey , i Math Tail 26 Deeds 49 A metal washroom, billiard room and maid\u2019s|ice box, $8.00.EL.0766.H-164 prices.Miss Mn thews.1 9001.29 A flaming 52 Wife of bathroom in basement, Oll heating.SEWING machine, Williams, drop dressmaker, 15 Glndstone, FI.80 B-7 HUDSON Ave, off Clarke Ave.2|head, $25.00.EL.0766.H-168 MS STE \u2014_ 81 Ent ex IN | 54 Geraint a storey and basement, solld brick, WANTED 70 PURCHAZE EDUCATIONAL piece DIE|N take semi-detached residence with 1-car CHAS.TUTORING \u2014 high school or gram- .° ANTIQUES, silver, china, crystal, mar school subjects.Private or semi $3 Before E 55 Piece of tat garage, House contains 8 rooms and il hi ] j 34 King of F tered cloth sunroom.Lot approx.50° x 93.Will jvories, jewellery, paintings, orna-| private lessons; recommended by Bashan A 56 Guldo\u2019s high be sold at an attractive figure to| ments, etc, purchased.Representa- McGill University.George F, Rourke 36 Ta 1 close an estate.tive calls, Lyons, 1480 St, Catherine.B.A.FI.0769.B-19 37 AD sverage 8 57 note 134 ST.JAMES W.WI.5700.BA = RUGE \u2014 e compass BE.1745, > 39 A Faroe EIE point CHILDREN\u2019S express wagon wWant-| REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS Islands\u2019 R 59 A compass APARTMENTS WANTED ed.EL.1817._B-21 Made from your old carpets, mater- whirlwind T point UNFURNISHED, or flat.Locality SMALL phonograph (pick-up) want-|ial, any size or color.40 A seine , Alc 80 Also eastern Westmount, minimum three \u20acd EL.9714.___B-20| ANGLO FRENCH CARPET CO.42 Pitch 83 Symbol for bedrooms, occupation May 1st.Phone DRILL.press and circular saw Drummond Bldg.Plateau 5846 44 Leather belt WiA natrium HA.3151 or WI.8054, B-18| wanted.WI.6679.B-25 : B3 Evan \u201d, meeting was the showing of 1,200, Friday: Joint Hi-Y meeting.Wednesday night for the last feet of film on the development Y\u2019s Chats scheduled game of the season &t Westmou ni Hi hli hts of electric power.Another Westmount Y night at| the Staynor rink.A win for the Howard S.Ross, K.C., the Ex-|the Park Slide will be held on| Panthers will place them in a by Buddy Cochrane aminer's well-known columnist,| February 18.The last one was| first -place tie with the Staynor _ addressed last Friday's joint Hi-Y|Such a success that executive sec- club.ERR UARRENERRES |) eoting, His subject was \u201cModern retary Ernie Taylor decided that| Regardless of the result, the The tenth form debate will be, Ramsay, John Pepper, Barbara Poetry\u201d and he kept his audience|it Would be criminal not to have {wo teams will meet In a two ont held on Monday, D.& D.president James Spencer has announced.The subject is: Resolved that wars can be abolished.Upholding the affirmative will be Ingor Jorgenson and Deborah Pierce.Peter Scott and Sam Freeman will be opposing them.President Jeems will be in the chair.Vox Ducum A biographical meeting will be held in Room 17 on Monday.At least one biographer from each class must attend, Literary contributions are still flowing in at a very slow rate.Hobby Show .Hobby Show President David Johnson has been working hard sending out letters to all the show's patrons, to paper controllers, to printers, and to all whose assistance is needed to make the show a success.But Dave, ably assisted by vice- president Eleanor LaRiche, has done more than that.Practically all the Hobby Show committee has been chosen.In charge of the various departments are Robert Munro, Noelle Carter, Andrew Patterson, Alec Anderson, Bar- that time, two smaller paintings Pepper, Pat Fitzgerald, Irvine Roberton, Peter Kindersley, Jim Henderson, Audrey Robinson, June Boyd, Jane Cameron, Noreen Smith, Susan Lapointe, Ann Rub- enstein, Mona Cameron, McConnel, Shirley Dugan, Joe Duffin, BeVerly Mace, Bob Lord, Joan Ross and Joan Ferrabee.February 14,} Jerry.On the publicity staff are Derek \u2018 { Lamb, and Pat McGoun.Red Cross Raffle tickets for J.D.Law- ley\u2019s oil painting are going like wildfire.The tickets were handed out last Friday and the sponsors are confident that a good profit will be realized.The drawing is scheduled to take place on February 11.At that time, two smalelr paintings will be awarded to the boy and the girl who sell the most raffle tickets, Skigulls This is a big week-end for Westmount's skiers, the Skigulls.The boys leave for the Seigniory Club today to participate in the annual meet held there.Ever since these Seigniory Club meets were Inaugurated Westmount has always been triumphant.This year they will clash with teams from L.C.C.and Glebe Collegiate, Ot-{, tawa, which is reputed to be the hest cross-country school in the East.The Skigulls are sending two four-man teams.On the first are|, Pete Johnson, the president of the Skigulls club, John Stark, John Turner Bone, -and Dave Laurin, On the second team are Bob Overing, Ken Lindsay, John Houseman, who has been practicing regularly of late, and Dave Mackenzie, the man who was largely responsible for the success that the Skigulls dance was.Tomorrow the cross-country race will be run and on Sunday the downhill] and slalom will both be run.Hi-Y Highlight of last night's Hi-Y in constant gales of laughter with his frequent witty remarks and quotations.Deborah Plerce introduced him in verse and Bob Sproule thanked him in prose.Barbara Baker led the devotional.Another joint meeting will be held a week from today.The speaker will probably be J.M.C.Duckworth.If Mr.Duckworth speaks his subject will be \u201cBoy and Girl Relations.\u201d A good attendance is expected.Menorah Club The next regular meeting will be held Tuesday.This will be a joint meeting with the Westhill Club.Frank Sharpe, of the junior high school, will speak.Items Tuesday's Senior A hockey game against Montreal High was postponed due to the labour meeting held at the Forum that night .The basketbail team beat Lachine 39-26 last Friday.Star of the game was Ken Lindsay who sank 14 points.The team now stands with two wins and one loss .« The next Park Slide night Is scheduled for February 18 .Coming Events This afternoon: Westmount vs.Westhill in Senior B basketball.This is a home game.The last home game of the season.This evening: The Purple and White Revue.Tonigbt: 10.00: The Purple and White dance.With the Modern- aires.Monday: W.H.8.vs, W.H.H.S at Loyola in Senior B.hockey.The boys hope to win their first game, Monday: Biographers meeting in Room 17.another.This is the Friday closest to St.Valentine's Day.Tickets Will be obtainable at the Y.Both Jack Sinclair's photography group and George Day's woodworkers will meet this Saturday morning at ten and the Listening Group will hold its weekly meeting on -Tuesday evening.All three of these clubs want new members.Two week-end parties were held at the Y last week-end.On Friday night the high school pupils resumed their weekly parties and on Saturday night the weekly servicemen\u2019s party was held.Therc will be no high school party this week due to the Purple and White Revie.However, the servicemen will gather tomorrow aight, The Y's Saturday morning hockey league is progressing.More referees are needed.Panthers Down Staynors 4-3 Garth Gillhooly\u2019s Panthers climbed to within one game of the league leading Staynor club in the midget \u201cB\u2019 section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League, when they downed the Staynor team 4-3 at Westmount Park on Saturday afternoon, This was the first loss for Richard Lord's team this season.Rene Chatelois.starred for the Panthers tallying three of the winners four goals with Bob Putnam adding the final counter.Ronnie Brambell banged into two goals for the Staynor club while Joe Carter added the other.The two clubs met again on | of three game series for the midget \u2018B\u2019 championship starting some time this week.Wolfgang Simers and Jackie Martin, team-mates on the Stay- nor club, are the leading scorers in the section.LEARN TO SWIM QUICKLY\u2014EASILY It's easy to swim at the \u2018\u201cY\u201d.Much easier than you think.Hundreds of men and boys Jearn to swim at the \u201c\u2018Y\u2019 each year, why not you?Phone for complete information on swimming, diving and life saving, WESTMOUNT 4585 SHERBROOKE ST.Ww, WL 2159 | en apart ma es = ed ou Eds NT LIRE SG Sh vt i Ses vom AR ins TST APN GAR TYE hasan © © mt PACE TWELVE THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1944 Ice Follies Re-open Sunday With New Glittering Cast A glittering, all new creation of Ice Follies, the eighth edition of this amazing extravaganza on ice with more new faces, a larger cast, the most elaborate scenery and costumes and with an accent on production sequences, opens its 8-day stay at the Forum here on Sunday, running through Sunday, February 13 and with a special matinée on Saturday aîter- noon.The glittering new revue has a wealth of talent not equalled in previous editions while the music, and themes of the ensemble creations have been contin- ent-wide sensations.One of the loveliest and bright- &st of the new stars in Ice Follies this vear is 19-year old Hazel Franklin who last skated in Montreal 8 years ago, The talented English champion was then & sensation but now, with 8 solid vears of coaching behind her, she has blossomed into be- ifig the most talked of skater of the day.Blond and beautiful Hazel will be seen in several of the elaborate production numbers but is said to be at her best in \u201cDerby Day\" which also features Ole Ericsen and Frank Nied- ermeyer as well as the Jce Fol- liettes ang Eddie Shipstad and Oscar Johnson.+ England's contribution to the latest edition of Ice Follies is by no meang the only new celebrity in the coming show.Bobby Blake, who will be seen with Ruby Max- son as a featured pair in \u201cCandy- land\u201d; Mary Robinette, a Toronto lovely, and who is featured fa \u201c18th Century Garden\u201d; Mich- gel Kirby, former Canadian champion and one of the world's most daring skaters; \u201cRichard Rasmussen\u201d, whose identity is carefully guarded by Ice Follies officials; the Vanity Fair Trio, Ginger Clayton, Shirley Halsted and Joanne Rupp; Roberta Barton and Jack Millikan, billed as the \u201cMiltons\u2019\u2019; being engaged after the sequences of Ice Follies rhad been determined ang skaters weeded from hundreds of applicants, to fill the starring roles as written in the script.The producers went far afield this year to cre- \u2018late the new show, They adapted many of the most spectacular features of stage and screen productions to ice and then added a wealth of gorgeous girls and original and brilliant showmanship to these thoughts to eventually emerge, after several months of rehearsals in California, with the amazing Ice Follies of 1944.The production sequences are said to be totally different frem anything iced in other years.\u201c18th Century Gardens\u201d will bethe first of these ensembles to be seen during the Montreal engagement and Mary Robinette, Norah McCarthy, \"Michael Kirby, plus the Ice Folliettes will be seen in this spectaular feature which has a Corps de Ballet, Les Belles Filles, Mesdemoiselles des Rapiers, a Premiere Danseuse and Pas de Deux as sub-titles for the skaters to \u2018carry out the thought.\u201cCandyland\u201d is the second of the production features and will offer Barbara Barclay, Alice Bartelme, Evelyn Battles, Lois Goeller, Alice Jean McKee, and Joan Pokorney as \u2018\u2018Gingerbread Kids\"; Phyllis Legg as \u2018Miss Peppermint\u201d; Ruby Maxson and Bobby Blake as \u201cBabes in Candy- iand\u201d; Roberta Barton and Ruth Hopkins as \u2018Gumdrops\u2019\u201d\u2019, Buddy Lalonde as the \u2018Witch\u2019 and Osborne Colson as the Hunter.\u201cDerby Day\u2019 featuring Hazel 1 or STORE CLOSES SATURDAYS AT 1 P.M, Th , HENZY MARES FEBRUARY SALE of OVERCOATS $44 Reduced from $55, $60 and $65 Men's overcoats of British Velours, Tweeds and Fleeces in Blue, Gray, Brown and Natural, in sizes 36 to 44.- ENGLISH HATS Small sizes only 6%, 7, TV Reduced from $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 $5.95 «HENRY MARKS + LXMITED + One Shop Only = MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL EM BRR A A aR A OD D1 D0 EF OU OOO RE 01D OO 1 OL OT FAQ LOL 20 E of Ice Follies AT THE SNOWDON SATURDAY! Basil Sydney and Nora Swinburne, with Wilfred Lawson in Eden Phillpott\u2019s hilarious London success, \u201cThe Farmer's Wife,\u201d starting ~ Saturday at the Snowdon Theatre in conjunction with \u201cHi\u2018ya Sailor,\u201d a musical comedy featuring Donald Woods, Elyse Knox, Phyllis Brooks, The Delta Rhythm Boys and Ray Eberle and his orchestra.Franklin and the Ice Folliettes; \u201cGrandma Gets Going\u201d, and \u201cSophisticated Lady\u201d with Betty Atkinson will follow next in order.\u201cReflections on Water\u201d, \u201cOr- PHYLLIS LEGG iental Fantasy\", with Norah Mc- Carthy in the featured roll, \u2018\u2018Ta- hit{\u201d, with Helen Brad, \u2018Crazy Quilt Circus\u2019 and then the Finals wind up the impressive production sequences.Panthers, Grads Beat Opponents Ross Gillingham'\u2019s Panthers and Pete Hennessey's Grads climbed into a tle for first place in the Prince Albert pee wee section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League on Saturday morning when the two clubs won their respective games, The Panthers swamped Andy Cote\u2019s Spitfires 11-0 while the Grads beat Monty Dugan's Thunderbolts 7-2.In the third game of the morning Jim Brow's Hurricanes eked out a 3-2 win over Eddie Whitte- more\u2019s Tomahawks, Eddie Lafontaine paced the Panthers to their 11-0 win over the Spitfires as he tallied five goals.Donnie MacDonald and Bob Forrest each added a pair of counters while Ernie Meyers and Pete Laberge picked up the other two.Pete Hennessey led his team to | victory over the Thunderbolts by \u201cscoring three goals while Ray Losito and Arthur Lallemande | scored two each to account for .the rest of the goals, Monty Du- j gan and Bob Gough scored for the | losers who were shorthanded.John Ferrabee, Leslie Ham \u2018and Tom Williamson counted a goal apiece as the Hurricanes downed the Tomahawks, Mike Barnard and Jim Rockwell tallied for the losers.Three more games will be played\u2019 this week-end with the Hurricanes meeting the Thunderbolts in the first game, the Spitfires playing the Toémahawks in the second encounter while the two unbeaten clubs, Panthers and Grads, hook up\u2019 in the nightcap.\u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d * 1 Westmount Baptist | * * A program of unusual interest will be carried through in West- mount Baptist Chiirch on Sunday by Mr.and Mrs.Victor Stroud who have come to be known as the Singing Strouds.This talented and consecrated couple have been rendering unusually fine service across Canada in the ministry of song.Mr, Stroud has made a name for hime.self as a lyric temor and Mrs, Stroud as a mezzo soprano.At the morning service the couple will sing a duet and solo, while in the evening they will carry through the entire service in a glorious ministry of song supplemented by a brief address by Dr.Johnston entitled: \u201cThe New Song of the Redeemed\u2019.The Strouds will also be present to sing and give personal testimony at the fireside which will follow the evening service.The people of the city and community are urged to avail themselves of the privilege of hearing these gifted visitors sing the songs you love to hear.The Pictou Highlanders have \u2018adopted\u2019 a little crippled girl in Bastern Canada, and are paying for expert medical attention: in an effort to cure the affliction that has injured her legs.No one can save himself without God's help; and God will help each, man who performs his own part.\u2014Mary Baker Eddy.Sir George | Williams School ART A unit of Sir George Williams College of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.Professional and leisure-time training in all branches of fine and commercial art, including drawin and painting, water colour, oil, modelling and sculpture, poster design, fashion drawing, illustrating, advertising art.Three studios.Individual instruction.Co-educational.Day courses September to June; evening courses October to May.- Special Saturday morning class for school pupils.Information from | Registrar.1441 Drummond St.- MA.8331 SEE THE AMAZING SCALE MODEL -of Mid-Town Montreal of the Future exhibited at The T.EATON CO.LIMITED 4th Floor Baily -11 a.m.to 6 p.m, Saturdays am.to 1pm.No Admission Charge e Watch mid-town Montreal your eyes .first the CN.R.Central Station, downtown streets and familiar office buildings as they are today.\u201cthen, new buildings and exciting sunken streets.Watch them added piece by piece.See your Montreal as it may look tomorrow.listen to the simple dramatic story of this omazing example of town planning while you watch the city rise.See it, Hear it.Come yourself and bring your family and friends.I's the most unique and fascinating show ever seen in Montreal.And it's free.of any kind.Canadian National Railways of the future rise before No charges "]