The Westmount examiner, 28 avril 1944, vendredi 28 avril 1944

[" ,Lernon, BCC DODD oc >0( >0< >oc >oc 20 () \u201c45 Years in 8] Westmount\u201d {J \\/ 9 2 | WE BUY y Old Gold > 1 © Silverware 0 Our reputation oft 45 years ot U ® business integrity assuras you ñ Î of full valuation., ; OHMAN'S ; Î JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.(| o C0 DOK 320\u20ac Hardwood Floors | \u201430\u20ac\u2014>0Oc Supplied - - Laid - Finished Repaired Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Crafton & COMPANY 4263 St.Catherine St, - Westmount Free Estimates WE, 2323 OCOD DOC DOC D0 VOL.XV, No.17 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 Es \"> BOY SCOUT BUYS FIRST BOND Local Airman Is Promoted To Wing Commander Word has been received here from overseas of the promotion of Wing-Commander R.A.Mec- Lernon, 24, to that rank, telling that he led the famous Alouette Squadron in a recent raid on Duesseldorf.Wing-Commander MeLernon, son of Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Me- 8003 Cedar Avenue, received his appointment to com- WING-CMDR.R.À.McLERNON mand the famous French-Cana- dfan Squadron only 18 months after he arrived overseas.Leaving McGill where he was studying chemical engineering, he enlisted with the R.C.A.F.at the outbreak of the war.He trained at Halifax and Camp Borden and was stationed in Canada training flying instructors until a year and a half ago.A native of Westmount, he was educated at Lower Canada College, Trinity College, Port Hope, Ont., and prior to enlisting was at McGill.He was chosen as a provisional officer at the outbreak of war and went overseas as a Flight-Lieutenant, His wife, the former Phyllis Morrisey, daughter of Lt.T'es- \u2019res- son.pee; [ugh ding son.J \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Rover Sea Scouts Complete 3 Session The Royal St, Lawrence Rover Sea Scouts have once again completed another successful session of winter training.Under the competent supervision of skipper T.D.Archibald, with mate J.D.Scythes and instructor Alex Shearwood, the Ship\u2019s Company has received a wealth of knowledge in such subjects as seamanship, navigation, piloting.signals, drill and sea scouting in particular.One of the highlights of these meetings was Parent\u2019s Night, This was attended by many local yachtsmen as well as the parents of the crew.On this annual event, which is held primarily to show the parents what little Johnny does on Thursday nights, bos\u2019n Scythes received his mate's certificate, The parents\u2019 and guests\u2019 \u2018warm applause showed their deep appreciation and admiration for his fine work.Chocolates and best wishes were sent overseas at Christmas to all ex-members of this ship's gompany now serving in the armed forces, who number over sixty, News is received from time to time of old shipmates serving in the R.C.N.V.R., and all give thanks for their practical training and experience received In the Royal St.Lawrence.All hands were extremely glad to hear that Lt.Alex Gneadinger, R.C.N.V.R,, former skipper of the outfit, was in town on a short leave and looked up his old mates of the \u201cJelll-~ coe.\u201d Ratings and officers are eagerly looking forward to the summer cruising aboard their whaler James Caird.Also skipper Archibald will have his ketch \u201cEbbtide\u201d available for practical training.Crew musters are held Thursday evenings at 8 bells in the Roslyn School gymnasium, the last being scheduled for April 27.At Belmont Park The Arleys, daredevils of the air who perform death-defying feats on swaying poles towering 120 feet skywards, will be the Free Outdoor Attraction at Belmont Park which opens officially for the summer season on Saturday, May 13th.As per custom however the Park will hold a special preview on Saturday and Sunday (May 6th and 7th) when ithe public will be given a closeup and first-hand idea of what to expect in the way of fun, thrills and entertainment during the coming season.The Arleys are the forerunners of a number of acts to be presented at the Park .these acts being the most sensational and most expensive in the world.In addition to the new rides mentioned in previous articles, a new feature to greet the eyes of patrons will be a modernistic \u2018Hot Dog\u2019 Stand .completely fire-proof and finished in tiles the finest on the North American Continent.This is but one of the many added conveniences which, coupled with extra shelters and picnic facilities, will make an outing at Belmont Park a most enjoyable one.Recreation in the open after a hard day's work is a wonderful stimulant and this fact has been realized by Industrial Concerns which head the list of ptc- nic reservations, the biggest the history of the park, Out Into the Light There is bright hope that Canada is soon to see real progress in the fight against venereal disease .So long as this subject was taboo, progress was limited.With the terrdency now to consider it as a public health problem, the shadows heave been cleared away and the fight is on.\u2014Kamloops (B.C.) Sentinel The manufacture of better quality casters on furniture Is now permitted.1944 twin beds and a sitting room.There are not many opportunities of performing a real service to the nation and at the same time add a little to the household exchequer.but this is one of the exceptions.Mr.Hatch may be reached by telephoning DE.3571.Rooms For Dietitians Accommodation for two dieti- tlans of Homoeopathic Hospital is urgently required and W.Hatch, manager of the institution iz renewing his appeal to residents in reasonable proximity to the hospital to consider providing this as a form of war service, What is needed is a double room with Maximum prices for the sale of kosher beef have been fixed by the Prices Board.| Under Trees In Rain Speak to this thing of wood, this pencil, make it write Words, words with music, that on some bitter night There may be poetry and, saying PAGE FIVE ] An Intricate network made plaine er Ly this brief Sweet autumn rain all redoleng with sassafras And apples buried in the grass, it, I'll soe | You were a tree once, peucil-ws Birch leaves a-quiver and a shag- write a story.bark tree, Or put into poetry this moment's And dark little twiglets each running to a leaf; glory.EDITH BENEDICT HAWES All of us at home are looking forward to Victory.We are looking forward to a safe return of our boys.But remember, the nearer the Victory, the grimmer the cost.We have many sacrifices to make, many stern times to go through, before the enemy collapses in unconditional surrender.That is why Canada\u2019s Sixth Victory Loan is the most urgent necessity facing us today.This Loan, above all, calls for our 2 2% L' | greatest effort.Only by the determination of every one of us to buy Victory Bonds to the limit .to buy them with our savings « + « to buy still more and pay for them regularly out of earnings .can we help shorten the war and bring back our boys at the earliest possible moment.We in Canada first bought Bonds to stave off defeat.Next we bought for attack.NOW LET US BUY FOR VICTORY.\\ \u201c pYT VICTORY FIRST\u201d + CTORY BORDS .NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE + i imme mage, 202 nto YAU lo id nn SHAE Bort rn Km Cath Ane fa oops 2 RE ee es ne phe oi «TE ST.Zo ee ag ét sue 2 Se SR ona Ei a tr Ai athe ASA SSA A AT rnd EY gr pv: in RUE RE RCE 20e 5 ambre: me gere oe Aine CaN, ma.0x: 1m LI ES = THE EXAMINER Other charges are scarcely logical.It is PAGE SIA Berving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis, Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773 \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.\u2014 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 I \u2014 AN ILL BIRD FOULS SOVIET NEST CFITS AN ill bird that fouls its own nest\u201d and when the fouling consists of supposed revelations as to discreditable actions bv one\u2019s family, one\u2019s party or one's own nation, it is almost always safe to discount them liberally, if not to reject them altogether.Victor Kravehenko, supposed official of the Soviet Purchasing Commission in Washington, chose his time shrewdly to rake his own country\u2019s foreign policy with a broadside of accusations if the object in view was to lend aid and comfort to the enemy by stirring up distrust and suspicion of Russia in the United Nations\u2014and it is hard to see what other object he can have possibly had unless he has been eaten with blind passion under the spur of personal grievance over some real or fancied injury.- Many of Kravchenko\u2019s charges of \u201cdouble- faced political manoeuvres\u201d by his country directly contradict Soviet Government statements, such as his assertion that the Comintern has dissolved in form but not in reality.Some purport to give explanations\u2014for what they may be worth\u2014of confusing moves like the Russian about-face in Italian relations.difficult to contemplate the superb fighting machine that is the Russian army and the magnificent spirit of the civilian population, and then to credit Mr.Kravchenko's assertion that the Russian people \u201care subjected.to unspeakable oppression and cruelties.have lived in constant dread and want.\u201d \u2014e \u2014 It would be idle to pretend otherwise than that the two sides\u2014the United Nations and Soviet Russia\u2014are co-operating with each other only as far as they feel able or as appears to them in their own basic interests to do so.We are sure, however, that the United Nations are not deliberately \u201cdouble-crossing\u201d their ally and we refuse to believe on the tainted testimony of a Krav- chenko that Russia is deliberately *double- crossing\u201d the United Nations.Even admitting that much of Russia\u2019s diplomacy is mysterious to a point that invites suspicion, so that some people will be only too glad to swallow these charges whole, it is still true that the United Nations owe a great debt to Russian arms and that the present war situa- Army were defeated, instead of victorious as it actually is.The Soviet Embassy at Washington has lost no time in answering Kravchenko, nor does it \u201cpull its punches\u201d in so doing.Far from being head of the Metals Division of the Russian Purchasing Commission as he pretends, it is said, he has only been on temporary leave to assist that body as one of the inspectors of pipes.Called on to return home to continue his military service, it is further explained, this man refused to do so and made slanderous statements against his Government in order to cover up his desertion and, presumably, to.gain sympathy in the United States in anticipation of deportation proceedings.Of the two this story rings most true but in any event it will he wisest to suspend judgment regarding doubtful points until the truth can be ascertaihed, one way or the other.\u2014 ee \u2014 There is far too much at stake tu permit international relations to suffer at this critical stage in the war through the sensational accusations of a minor official that may perhaps prove in the end to have been completely groundless\u2014Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph.EXALTATION They wonder that 1 do not weep when you Whom I loved more than life lie dead.They think That I have lost you, but | have you still.That which I have lost is but the lesser part Of you, the touch of lips, of hands,\u201cthe feel Of your rough coat, the sight of your dear face, The sound of your deep-throated, sudden laugh.; But you I have not lost; [ have but shared You, love, with God\u2014all His and mine you are.Oh, often when you held me in your arms, A shadow used to fall across my heart, Born of the thought that some day we must hear The whirring of the wings of Death above Our heads and either you or I must go.Now you are gone; death found vou as yon winged Your gallant way through clouds and stars to strike The deadly foe and crush him where he spawned.Strange, but there is no shadow on my heart! I know that there are times aliead when I Shall cry aloud for sight and touch of you.Oh, then, dear heart, your love must wrap me round And bear me up that I may singing go To meet the day when I, please God, shall see You once again, and joyful, {ling myself Into your eager.open arms once more.Mrs.Jom Molony, Westmount First Prize C.W.L.Competition, tion would not bear thinking of if the Red April, 1944, HY eS = SH = \u2019 Jy \\ \u2014_\u2014 = mean EEE SET OR sapin TS RIRES x) \u2018 THE PACIFIC COLOSSUS GETS A HOTFOOT THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 wv v THE FORUM Feu Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C., D.C.L.In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are | ; not necessarily those of this newspaper, and iti à I does not accept responsibility for them.+} CY ha \u2018to the world at large.| by burdensome wheat surpluses.last much longer.According to erated.Almost 8,700,000 bushels have already gone io Greece to avert serious famine.Even a great wheat-producing land like Russia has bought almost six and a half million bushels of Canadian wheat.The United States, which usually exports wheat.has taken 43,000,000 bushels from use in the last two years and according to Hon, James Gar- diner, Minister of Agriculture, wants another 150,000,000 bushels before next July 31, Of course, our biggest customer is the United Kingdom, which has absorbed nearly 300,000,000 bushels in the last two years.Before the war and even during the first few years of the conflict there was an argument for cutting down wheat production and concentrating on more immediately valuable types of foodstuffs.Now it would seem that there is no immediate danger of recurring wheat surpluses, though in the years after the war the millions who are now hungrily seeking our wheat may again arrange to grow their own.Meanwhile it is clear that food production in Canada is producing a valuable weapon for winning both the war and the peace, and that the farmer should rank bigh in priority for manpower and equipment, \u2014 From Post- Record of Sydney, N.S.Montgomery Ward & Co.had to return 55 million dollars to customers in the first six months of 1943 \u2014 because the merchan- \u2018dise they ordered was no longer available in the mail order company\u2019s stocks.This is an indica- \u201ction of the volume of postwar husiness, My philosopher friend says a realist is a person who wears both à helt and suspenders and carries an extra shoe lace in his i vest pocket.Automotive engineers have ihe plans and desigus ready for a streamlined inexpensive car efficient in the use of gas.Technical considerations and the profit tion of such cars in the immediate post-war future, Likewise social engineers, political economists.statesmen with vision have plans ready for a society of abundance and one that will not produce World War III.But the realities of power politics threaten to hinder the realization of any such plans \u2014 perhaps.too.wreck them beyond repair.Such is the road ahead \u2014 unless the people wake up! \u2014 The New Leader.New York.\u201cMau must buy moral freedom dom to choose lies his essential dignity, for.as Pascal has said, he is neither angel nor beast.\" \u2014-Lee Cannon.Sailor.deck worker, horse-cab and taxi driver -\u2014 that's the record of Ben Smith, 62, British Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Airepaft Production.motive hinder the mass produc- ; at « great price, but in that free- Hon.James MacKinnon\u2019s announcement that Canada is to be - breadbasket to the overrun countries of Europe is a reminder of the importance of Canadian agriculture, not only to this country, but to the cause of the United Nations.and even, when peace comes, For years the Canadian economic picture has been bedevilled That condition is not likely to Mr.MaeKinnon 1943-44 exports of wheat and flour promise to exceed those of the last five years, Already the occupied lands are buying Canadian grain for delivery as soon as their lands are lib-¥ Now he has been appointed British Minister of Supply in the U.S.A.He entered Parliament as a Socialist member for Rother- hithe in 1923 and has gained an important place in government.- A national peace organization in sending out invitations for a meeting in Washington, announ- gating the plan to save the world, we will also serve cocktails.\u201d \u2018 Add io the list of things whose prices have not gone up: the mail rate for Christmas cards in unsealed envelopes.They can still be sent \u2018anywhere in the world\u201d for one cent.STOP ME ced that \u201cin addition to promul- \u201cA patriotic M.P., during a-heat- ed discussion in the British House of Commons, became very excited and shouted: \u201cThe British lion, whether it is roaming the deserts of India or climbing the forests of Canada, will not draw in its horns or retire into its shell.\u201d \u2014 Children\u2019s Newspaper.The rural editor came home to supper tired, with an unusual smile lighting his face.\u201cHave you had some luck at last?\u2019 inquired his wife.\u201cLuck! I'll say s0, said the editor, \u201cOld Squire Skinner, who hasn't paid anything on his subscription for ten vears, came in today and stopped his paper.\u201d \u2014 Neal O'Hara, in Houston Chronicle.Going home during the evening rush hour 1 struggled into a tube train at Oxford Circus.Finally the doors closed, and everybody was wedged tight.unable to move.In the thickest was a short.fat Cockney woman, who remarked to the passengers in general: \u201cI comes in \u2019ere like Stanley Bald- \u2018win and goes aht like Anthony Fden!\u201d-\u2014London Evening News, \u201cGeorge.\u201d said Mrs, Lovewell, \u201cMother has turned down our invitation to visit ns.She says in {her letter that we do not appear ito want her.| asked you to invite her to come at hef own con- \u2018 | venience.You did that, didn\u2019t ; you?\u201d .\u201cYes,\u201d said George, \u201cbut-\u2014\u2014er [ couldu\u2019t spell that word \u2018éonven- ience.\u2019 so I just made it \u2018risk\u2019.\"\u201d\"\u2014 Selected.da | \u2014 \u201cmt ed ON ACA Os ss ES - 3 * J be - 1e ut 8, on nv- 1l- he k- se ail n- ill EEE ppp né \u201c\u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d * * Ï Calvary Church | x - * Services will be conducted in Calvary United Church on Sunday next at the usual hours.Church School in all departments at 10 a.m.with Nursery Division and Mission Band classes from 11 to 12 o'clock.The minister, Capt.the Rev.T W.Jones, M.A, D.D, will conduct the morning worship and preach the sermon on the theme, \u2018Creator of the Stars and Heal- e of Broken Hearts.\u201d The evening service at 7.30 p.m.will be of an unusually interesting and inspiring character.The members of the Westmount Hi-Y Clubs, both young women\u2019s and young men's sections associated with the Westmount Hizh School and the Westmount Y.M.C.A.will be in attendance.Miss Joy MacKay, president of the Girls\u2019 Hi-Y and Robert Sproule, president of the Boys\u2019 Hi-Y.will conduct the service of worship with Miss Shirley Roberts and T.eonard Beaton reading the Scripture Lessons.-Miss Wilma Pettingill will assist in the musical service by singing the solo, \u2018Bless This House.\u201d Other Hi-Y representatives will serve as ush- Decarie Boulevaru (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A., B.D.SUNDAY, APRIL 30th 11.00 a.m.\"The New Life.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Nursery, Beginners and Primary Classes.12.15 p.m.Junior, Intermediate and Senior Classes.7.30 p.m.Rev.D.H.MacVicar, M.A., B.D., of Chalmers United Church, Verdun.W.W.Barlow, Organist and Choir Director Calvary Church Morchester St.at Greere Ave.Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, \u2018 MA, B.D.10.00 s.m.Church School.11,00 a.m.Creator of the Stars and Healer of Broker.Hearts.7.30 p.m.HI-Y Service, conducted by Miss Joy MacKay and Mr.Robert Sproule, Presidents of Hi-Y Clubs.Scripture Lessons read by Miss Shirley Roberts and Mr.Leonard Beaton, Soloist, Miss Wilma Pet- tingill.Message of Greeting by Mr.H.B.Parker, Principal of Westmount High School.Preacher, Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones.Theme: Forward March.Wednesday, 3 p.n.Daffodil Tea in Church Parlours.Guest Speaker, Miss Jean Macpherson, Hostess at Canadian Rest Centres in Tondon, England.St.Andrew's Church Westmount Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave} Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D, Special Preacher for April 30th REV.J.A.BRECKENRIOGE.of Callander, Ontario.Mr.Breckenridge is an outstanding young preacher who is specializing in the personal problems of men, wo- men and young folks.ers for the service in the church.Another special feature of the service will be the delivery of a message of greeting, of information regarding the Hi-Y and inspiration to the congregation and Hi-Y members alike, by H.B.Parker, principal of the Weft- mount High School and honorary president of the Hi-Y Clubs.Teachers and officers of the high school.in addition to all THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 ~ x * * \"The Church Calls to Worship 41 | Westmount Baptist | * * Prof.J.W.Watson of Hamilton, Ontario, will address the morning congregation in Waest- mount Baptist Church on Sunday.Prof, Watson, who is the son of missionaries who rendered long and fruitful service in China, is himself a young man with outstanding gifts.This young Scot students, together with officers has already earned for himself an and members of the Westmount Y.M.C.A., and members of other Hi-Y groups throughout the city, are most cordially invited to attend the service.(apt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, pastor of the church, will deliver a brief message on the theme, \u2018Forward March.\u201d Following the preaching service in the church, a brief informai conference for social fellowship and discussion will be held in the church parlours under the leadership of officers of the two Hi-Y clubs, with the young people of Calvary Church acting as a welcome and hospitality commi:- fee.Monday, May 1st, Moving Day.The Calvary Young People's Union are up-to-date.Moving?Yes! Where?To St.James United Church Hall for a siream- lined, social evening, featuring bowling and other recreational activities.Members and friends sre invited to meet in Calvary Church Hall at 7.45 p.m.and proceed in a body to St.James.The Red Cross Group will meet in the church parlours on Tuesday from 10.30 a.m.to 4 p.m.Workers urgently needed.Wednesday afternoon, May 3.at 3 p.m., under the auspices of the Women's Association.a daffodil tea will be held in the church parlours.The musical program will include piano solos by Mrs.Hay Finlay and vocal solo by Mrs.Geo, Whyte.The zuest speaker will be Miss Jean Macpherson, who served as Y.M.C.A.hostess at Canadian Rest Centres in London, Englafid, during the blitzing of Britain.She has a thrilling story to teil of those stirring days Further information regarding this interesting event may be secured by application to Mrs.J.Heron, WE.1802, or Mrs.Ritchle, WI.7705.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A, B.D.11.00 a.m.\"What Shall It Profit?\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe End or the Beginning.\u201d \u2014 Observing Empire Youth Day.J.C.Scott, LR.S.M,, Choir Director Mrs, 5.C.Burgess, Organist Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd, Westmount Blvd.cr.Lansdowne Ave.Minister: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.11.00 am.The Minister.\"God's Inescapable Presence.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Rev.G A.Mclntosh, D.D.\u2018Prayer and Work.\u201d 8.30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union, J.M.Walkley, Organist enviable reputation as a speaker and preacher of the Gospel.Dr.Johnston will preside at this service.be \u2018\u2018Renewing the Covenant \u2014 Back to the Old Tenting-place.\u201d This address will be one rich in spiritual vitamins and challenging in its impact.At both of these services Westmount choir.under the leadership of Hibbert Troop, will sing.The Fireside Fellowship which will bave an attractive program for voung people, follows the ave- ning service.~ The Montreal City Baptist Young People's Union will hold their spring rally in Temple Baptist Church with a song service beginning at 8 o'clock, The speaker of the oecasion will be Dr.J.B.Mcl.aurin whose reputation as a speaker on vital themes is Dominion-wide.All young people are urged to avail themselves of the privilege of hearing this address, .Westmount mid-week service for fellowship, discussion and prayer, is held each Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.These gath- orings are of deepest interest to all who attend and are open to all who desire the inspiration and enrichment which acerues from such a service.Î st.Andrew's Church * »\u2014% Both services next Sunday in St.Andrew's Church will be conducted by Rev.J.A.Breckenridge of (lallander, Ontario.Mr.Breckenridge has had a very interesting academic and pastoral career.He is still a young man and has selected for himself a special type of ministry in which the personal needs and problems of the individual are his special concern.He bas already taken courses in psychology of pastoral relations in Union College, New York, and plans to take further rourses in the coming summer.This type of ministry has become very popular due to the leadership of Dr.J.8.Bonnell and Dr.Norman Vincent Peale of New York City, both of whom have written books on the subject.The Navy league of Canada appeals to you, on behalf of Canadian and ailied seamen.for old furs to be made into warm seamen's vesls.10,000 fur vests needed! Phone FTtzrov 9633.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.Rev.J.A.Johaston, D.D., Minister Hibber- Troop Organist ard \u201choirmaster 11.00 a.m.Prof.J.W.Watson, M.A., will preach.Dr.Johnston will preside.7.30 p.m.\"Renewing The Covenant.\u201d \u2018Back to the Old Tenting-place\u201d Dr.Johnston will preach.Westmount Fireside Fellowship An Attractive Programme for Young People.Visitors and Members of the Services Cordially Invited.! In the evening the sermon will} * [| St.Luke's Church | * At the morning service in St.Luke'g United Church, next Sunday, the minister will speak on \u201cThe New Life.\u201d a topic which seems particularly appropriate at this season.In the evening we are lo have as guest preacher the Rev.D.H.MacVicar, of Chalm- ers United Church, Verdun.We anticipate a large 1uru-out of members and friends 10 make ; him welcome.! A number of people may Le changing their place of residence about the first of May end it is the earnest wish of the minister.officers, and congregation of Si.Luke's that these people will visit our church before deciding on a new church home.Lhey ate assured of a warm and f{riendiy welcome and a place for every member of their families, A telephone call to Rev.R.K.Spencer.at DE.8019.will find a prompt response to any piss toral need.Will present mem- hers who may be changing their homes, please see that we have their new addresses as soon as possible.The Young Peoples Union will present a myslery comedy, \u201cPhe Tady lilac.\u201d on Friday eve ning.May Ath.in the Church Hall.Admission.35 cents.The Girl Guides ave holding their annual parents\u2019 night tomorrow at 8 p.m.when Mr.John Christie is presenting the guides with their guide world flag.which will be dedicated hy Rev.R.KE.Spencer.The executive of the Womens Association will be held at (he home of Mrs.R.E.Spencer.3642 Marcil Ave.on Monday, May 1st, at 8 p.m.The regular monthly meeting of Ihe association will be held In the ladies\u2019 parlor on: Wednesday, May 3rd, ai 2.45 p.m., when Mrs.F.Crowdis will conduc! the devotional exercises.Mrs.F.VanWagner.president of the Woman's Association.wishes to express her (hanks lo those who took charge of, and assisted in, a very successful rummage sale, during her absenre through illness last week Wa wish her a speedy recovery.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave., Westmougt Minister: Rev.Wm.Oer Mulligan, M.A, LLB, DD.SUNDAY, APRIL 30th 11.00 a.m.\u201cConsider Your Ways.\" 11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.\u2018Dangerous Drifting.\u201d Rev.Dr.Mulligan will preach at both services.VISITORS WELCOME Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Interim Moderator Rev.Dr.F.Scott Mackenzie Walter $.Clapperton A.R.C.M., Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY, APRIL 30th Rev.Dr.F.Scott MacKenzie will preach at both services.11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.\u2018Christian Liberty.\u201d 11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.\u2019Remembering With Discrimination.\u201d PAGE SEVEN - A verse for today- .For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotton son that whosoever might believe should have everlasting life.\u2014]ohn 3: lo.\u2018 VIOTORY FIRST\u2014BUY BONDS ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Ofives, L.Th., M.C.THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Rector\u2019s Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Ser mon.Preacher: The Rector.3.00 pm, Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.WEDNESDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion and War Intercessions.ae rs ame em omy.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Cor.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave, Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A, Rector THS2D SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.50 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Litany.\u2019 7.30 p.m.Evensong Church of The Advent \u2018The Little Church on Wood & Western,\u201d Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Clifford Andrews, Assistant Priest THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 10.15 a.m.Matins.8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Procession.3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong and Procession.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Mattins: 7.30 a.m.daily, except cn Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.Litany and War Intercessions: 8 p.m.Wednesday.Eucharist and Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlpwe Ava Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Senior Sunday School.Bible Class and Confirmation Class, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Preacher, the Minister.Kindergarten Class for small children.3.00 pn.Juntor Sunday School and Kindergarten.7.00 p.m.Evensong, Special preacher: The Very Rev.Dean Sec'ey.Monday, May 31, S.Philip and S.anes, A.& M.7.00 em.Hoïy Cominunion.Thursday, May 4, 10 a.m.Holy Communion.Strangers welcome, All seats free and unappropriated.kaa RIL amram Ae 5e et EEE 0 5 FA ROLE ren IR: oe stm ET ze pn dh gb 3 Ad HER - a = semis - ! à ! t, i # i PACE EIGHT THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 ) Social and Personal Miss Betty Harvey is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Laurier, In Ottawa.Mrs, Peter Troup entertained recently in honor of Miss Rosemary Sheehan, of New York, Mrs.A.B.Powis is spending ten days in Hamilton with Mr.and Mrs.Russell Kelly.Mrs.Jefferson Chapleau jr.left recently to spend ten days in New York, the guest of Mrs.George O'Hanlon.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Broadhead and their family are now oceupy- ing their new residence at 429 Argyle avenue.David Wanklyn has re- Mrs.turned here after spending some | time in Ottawa, the guest of Mrs.Percy Nelles.Mr.and Mrs, R.R.Dobell, who have been spending some time in Victoria, B.C., returned home on Sunday.iordon Rutherford is en.aining at a late afternoon party today at the home of her mother, Mrs.C.S.Bann, Holton avenue, for Mrs.Winthrop Pen- nock of the Association of Junior Leagues of America.Senator T1.D.Bouchard, of St.Hyacinthe, Mr.and Mrs.Aîme Murion, of Granby, Mr.and Mrs.I.Darbean, of Ottawa, and Tient.and Mrs.Louis Langlais, of Quehee City, will be in town for the Pleard-Barbeau wedding on Saturday.A reception was held last Friday evening at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.Moore, Prince Albert avenue, on the occasion of their fortieth wedding anniversary.Guests included their daughter, Mrs.R.C.Sliver, of Ottawa, her husband and their three children.\u2018ENGAGEMENTS Mr.Melrose \u201cAvenue, engagement of their daughter Paulette to Mr.L.Arthur L'Es- perance, of Montreal, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Edmond L'Es- perapce, formerly of Magog.The wedding will take place in the Church of St.Antonin, Cool- brook and Snowdon Avenues, on Saturday, May 20th, and will be followed by a reception in the and Mrs.J, Groulx, 4573 announce the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Mr, and Mrs.Leo O.Reynolds, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Brenda Eileen, to Maj.Jan Van Tyen Wilking, U.S.of Asheville, Casper, Wyoming.The marriage has been ranged to take place early : June.Mr.and Mrs, H.G.Mason, of Quebec City, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Helen Jean Mason, to Signalman Maurice Patrick Shea, R.C.N.V.R., son of Lieut.M.P.Shea.R.C.N.V.R., and Mrs.Shea.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Miss Nicole Barbeau, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Victor Barbeau, to Mr.Fernand S.Picard, son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph S.Picard, will be solemnized on Saturday, in St.Leo's Church, by His Grace THAT REFLECT PORTRAITS BY F.R.P.S, NEW STUDIO 1184 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.° PERSONALITY \u201cHA.1345 | of our staff and is ready BEAUTY (Next to Steinberg's) _ PERMANENTS .COLD WAVE \u2014 HAIR DYEING | \u201cFEATHER\u201d CUT Miss Margot, formerly with LaFrance Beauty Salon, is now a member ADELE REC'D.4839 SHERBROOKE W.to serve her customers, SALON For Appointment Phone DE.1192 CHAS, L.SCHRYBR - A.K WALLPAPER The patterns you want At the price you want to pay WALL PAPER SHOP MEZZANINE FLOOR CASTLE BUILDING e LA.9594 LIMITED JENKINS \u2014 W.H.WATTS 1410 STANLEY ST i 1 + + Miss Paulette Groulx, daughter ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED of Mr.and Mrs.J.Groulx, whose engagement is announced to Mr.L.Arthur L\u2019Esperance, of Montreal, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Edmond L\u2018Esperance, formerly of Magog, Que.Army Air Forces, : Msgr.Joseph Charbonneau, Arch- N.C., son of Mr.lbishop of Montreal.and Mrs.Leo F.J.Wilking, of Monfette, Mrs, Claude of the bride, and sister will be matron of honor, ar-, Lieut.Roger Picard, brother of in\u2019 the bridegroom, will be best man.Ushers will\u201d be Dr.Claude Mon- fette, Messrs.Roland Lambert, Angelino Pizzagalli, and Lieut.Benoit Sauriol.Following the ceremony ea reception will be held at the Cercle Universitaire.The marriage of Lelia, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Noah A, Timmins, to Lt.(j.g.) Francis X.Totten, U.S.N.R., son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles L.Totten, of Pittsburgh, Pa., has been arranged to take place on Thursday morning, May 11.The réception following the ceremony will be held at 65 Belvedere Road.WEDDINGS SCHARF\u2014LYNES Pink and white snapdragons, ferns and white tapers decorated St, Matthew's Church, Hampstead, for the wedding on Saturday of Amy Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Lynes, to Mr.Robert F.Scharf, of Westmount, son of the late William Robert Scharf and of Mrs.Scharf, of Ottawa, The Rev.G, E.Trueman officiated at the four o'clock ceremony, Mr.Bernard l.eshley played the wedding music.The bride, father, wore a dress of aqua crepe Lancelot, fashioned on Princess lines, with a tiny matching hat and gloves ornamented with little fuschia bows of velvet.She carried a white prayer hook covered with orchids and bouvardia.Miss Alfreda Baker, of Toronto, was maid-of-honor for her cousin, and Mr.Edward Scharf.of Ottawa.acted as best man for his brother.The ushers.were Mr.George Lynes, brother of the bride, and Mr.Harold Grant.Jr.her cousin.The reception for the immediate family was held at the home of the bride's parents, whe re spring blossoms were used to decorate, and later Mr.and Mrs, Scharf left on their wedding trip.BANNIE-BOWEN The wedding took place 'e- cently at Union United Church, of Ruby Joyce.daughter of Mr.H.J.Bowen and the late Mrs.Bowen.of Halifax, to Sgt.Kenneth Rannie.son of Mr, and Mrs.Rannie.of Antigu.B.W.L The Rev.Charles Este officiated.The bride wore a gown of white satin and lace and carried a bouquet of red roses.She was given in marriage by her father.and attended by her sister.Miss Madeline Bowen, as maid.of honor.and Miss Minerva Croxeu.as bridesmaid.They wore frocks of rose and blue respeotively.and carried bouquets of! white carnations.The bridegroom wore the dress uniform of the corps.His brother Mr.Basil Bannie, of New York was best man, A detachment of N.C.0.\u2018s from i given away by her Former Service Women Continue To Give Aid The Imperial Ex-Service Women's Club of Montreal, formed in 1941 with a view to doing a share in the present war effort, bas made considerable progress towards this end.The members of this club, ably assisted by several honorary members, have been instrumental in shipping 75 Emergency Kits for Air Raid Victims.These kits consisted of necessary articles and were valued at $2.50 each, Num- berous parcels of clothing and sums of money have been sent to distributing centres for the relief of bomb victims and in addition cigarettes and comforts are regularly forwarded to British and Canadian Prisoners of War and Allied Merchant sallors.Donations of money and clothing have been made to V-Bundles of Mont- treal, Allied Post.Red Cross, Buckshee Fund,.Queen's Canadian Fund and Russian and Greek War Relief.The ladies of this club have also knitted warm articles for the Allied Post.Funds for these efforts are raised by means of entertainments, donations, and membership fees.Total receipts from July 1941 to March 31-44, $257.09.Disbursements for wool, postage.ete., $235.71.Balance on hand.\"321.538.A total of 346 woullen garments were knitted and donated to above organization.Any Ex- Service Woman of the last or this war, who would like to join this Club, will get further details by phoning Mrs.Hill.President, or Mrs.Prevost.Secretary.the R.C.O.C., at Longue Pointe, formed a guard of honor as the couple left the church.The reception was held at the Westmount home of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Trott, after which the couple left for Toronto on thelr honeymoon, FOR EQUIPMENT Mrs.Harold Mills, president of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club, Inc., has received an urgent request through the War Servicea for tennis, badminton and golf equipment for the use of the armed forces.Readers who may have such equipment stored away in attics and basements and who would be glad to hand it over to gladden the hearts of the Service personnel (many of whom cannot afford the luxury of games equipment of their own) should send such pieces as can be spared to Mrs.Mills, 344 Lansdowne Avenue, Or telephone DE 3290 when it will be called for.Mrs.Millg undertakes to see that any donated clubs, racquets, iete., will be handed over promp- !tly to the proper authorities.Sodality Entertains At The Old Folks Home | The Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish paid their annual visit to the Old Folks Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor on Saturday afternoon.Miss Dorothy Lehman was organizer of the party.: An entertainment programme was arranged by Miss Mae Nadig in which the following performed: Miss Geraldine Reinblatt and Miss Lorraine Grant, Highland, tap, and Dutch dance numbers; Miss Ruth Austin, monologue; The Misses Frances Whelan, Mary Gutelius, Norma McDonnell, Vera Walsh and Sheila Burke, vocal solos: Mr.Jim Conway, comedian; Gordon Chambers, accompanist; Dorothy Lehman, piano selections; and little Miss Barbara Lauzon, acrobatic and dance solo.Community singing was conducted by members of the Glee Club of Ascension Sodality.Miss Mary Berinf was the accompanist and Miss Gerry Brown, mistress of ceremonies for the programme, : Invest in War Savings Stanips and (\u2018ertificates.Mn Charlotte \u2014, | Gowns | Success In Dresses! 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MME A.GOTHIC 3132 Masson $0, 4491 Se.Lawrence Sy CourvalL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN Ndack .D.A.CORSETS, CORSELETTES AND D.a A.BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT 4235 St.Lawrence 6550 %.Hubert = APPEAL IS LAUNGHED J ne n- ne or iss ne lig nd d, s; e, n, 11, y, e- n, ss nd 0g he TnT- he ps Las _ Wy A \u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper : .THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 Westmount Sub-Division CWL Reports Much Accomplished At the annual meeting of the Westmount sub-division of the Catholic Women's League held last Friday in St.Leo's School Hall, reporis showed a very active vear in all branches of its work.but especially in war work.The treasurer, Mrs.À.I.Peter- sou, reported that tola receipts in the general account amounted to $907.20 and disbursements $807.76.Disbursements were as follows:- Federation of Catholic Charities, $25; Christmas baskets for the poor, $35; St, Mary's Hospital, $25; Little Sisters of the Poor, $10; Catholic Girls Association, $10; Prize for St.Leo's Academy, $10; Prize for St.Pauls Academy, $10; Girl Guides, $20; C.W.L.Diocesan Scholarship to Notre Dame College, $10; Sisters of Service, 860; leaving a balance of $99.44, Twenty-Three Hundred Dollars were donated to the Sink- 4ug Fund of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, from a special account, The treasurer reported total receipts in the War Services Fund $1433.45, and disbursements of $1204.25, The war services conveners, Mrs.Edmund Foster and Mrs.W.Boyd, reported as follows:- To Bishop Nelligan for Overseas Chaplains\u2019 Cigarette Fund, $20; Cadet Barracks in West- mount toward purchase of gramophone, $10; Two boxes sent overseas, $10; 73.200 cigarettes sent to boys overseas, $200; Dutch Art Exhibition, $25; To Father Barnabé at Lachine Depot, $80.52; Red Cross Society.$150: H.M.C.S.\u201cWestmount,\u201d $25: Catholic Sailors Club, $5; Donation to Honor Chapel to members of the Armed Forces, $500: Victory Bond, $50.In December, tickets to the value of $100 were donated to Montreal and- Wéstmount Army, Navy and Air Force Service Clubs for the use of members of the Services, for the play \u201cGeorge Washington Slept Here.\u201d In January 50 members of the C.W.A.C., St.Sulpice Barracks, were entertained at a fashion tecture and tea.In February approximately 175 members of the armed services were entertained at tea at the Art Gallery's Sunday concerts, Balance in War Service Fund $229.20.Mrs, John Colford, ditty bag sonvener, reported 30 ditty bags sent to the Merchant Marine.Twenty-five knitted articles were sent to the 14th General Hospital Medical Unit, following Its torpedoing in the Mediterran- san, besides a $25 cash donation.Forty knitted articles were sent to HM.C.S.\u201cWestmount\u201d besides a cash donation of $25.Fifty pairs of Hospital Socks were knitted for the Navy.In SWOP SHOP Wants : LAMPS DISHES SHELVES FURNITURE ROLLER SKATES, ETC.Offe rs: TABLES PICTURES JEWELLERY BOOK ENDS CANDLE STICKS 384 VICTORIA AVE.{Just Below Sherbrooke] ELwood 2230 all a total of 185 articles were made.Red Cross Activities Mrs.E.O.Ryan, Red Cross convenor, reported 190 articles sewn at Red Cross House on Oliver Avenue, The sum of $2,- 777 was collected by Team No.17 composed of Westmount Catholic Women's League members,\u201d in the recent Red Cross campaign, Mrs.G.A, Meagher, membership convenor, reported 239 paid up members, 31 of whom were new members.Miss E.Flanagan and Miss L.Cox, marathon bridge convenors, reported $68 collected.A St.Patrick's Day Bridge and Tea realized $217.42 for the general account, In the Drama Group, with Mrs, E, T.Reynolds as convenor, approximately $1,100 was realized from the play \u201cGeorge Washington Slept Here,\u201d all of which went to the war services fund.In the coming Catholié Drama Festival, this sub-divis- ion\u2019 Drama Group is entered.Last year they were the Award Winners.Also, in the literary competition held annually by the City Sub-division Catholic Women's League, members of the Westmount sub-division won first, second, third -and fifth prizes for poetry and second prize in the essay group.Reports were read by the other conveners as follows:- Mrs.E, Palmer, recording; Miss L.Cox, corresponding secretary: Miss L.O.Reynolds, Sisters of Service; Mrs, W.J.Keating, magazine; Mrs.C.Rowland, Girl Guides; Mrs, M.P.Shea, refreshments; Mrs, W.J.Shea, music; Miss E.Flanagan, social service; Mrs.H., P.Nightingale, civics: Mrs.D.K.Donnelly, publicity.Elections The following officers were elected to serve the sub-divis- ion:- President, Mrs.Edmund Foster; first vice-president, Mrs.Ed.Palmer; second vice-presid- ent, Mrs.A, I.Peterson; third vice-president, Mrs, W.J.Boyd; recording secretary, Miss L.Cox; corresponding secretary, Mrs.E.F, Kiernan; treasurer, Mrs.John Colford; councillors, Mrs.M.B.Bronstetter, Mrs.D.K.Don- uelly, Mrs, Fitz.James E.Brown, Mrs.J.P.O'Rielly, Mrs.G.V.Roney, Mrs.C.J.Lovell, Rev.Father W.McDonagh, chaplain of the sub-division addressed the members, and refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting.The retiring president, Mrs.J.T.Rogers was in the chair, Stand-ins Often Stars\u2019 Good Friends The position of a stand-in is not necessarily a lowly and un- | glamorous one, despite the fact 1 that these movie folk merely stand before cameras while lights are being adjusted, | The stand-ins for Franchot | Tone and Veronica Lake on \u2018The | Hour Before the Dawn\u2019 happen !to be close personal friends of {the stars.The friendships began | only after the two met on film | sets, { The comradeship of Tone with | his stand-in Bob \u201cAlabam\u201d Davis | is one of the oldest and most | famous in Hollywood.They met ste years ago when Davis was assigned to stand in for one of | Tone\u2019s first films.They have | worked together ever since and \u201cpal\u201d together between pictures.; Veronica did not know Pamela ;Drake until the latter was employed as her stand-in on \u201cThe | Hour Before the- Dawn.\u201d They : became friendly on location at : Mesa, Arizona, now continually \u2018eat all their meals together and | spend mast of their evenings to- .gether.HEADS \u2018WESTMOUNT c.Ww.L.Mrs.Edmund Foster, who was elected president of Westmount Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League of Canada at the annual meeting held on Friday in St.Leo's School Hall.Crunchy Type Salad Is Favored By Star \u2018Menus are often likely to be too bland,\u201d says Veronica Lake, Paramount star currently working in \u201cBring on the Girls,\u201d but Veronica has a remedy, that is to serve an appetizing crispy salad.Most of the ingredients are pleasantly crunchy.while the ripe olives offer a pleasant contrast and make the salad taste exceptionally good.Here is Veronica's recipe for \u201cCrispy Salad.\u201d 2/3 cup sliced celery, 1/3 cup chopped ripe olives, 1 cup chopped green sweet pepper or raw carrot, 1 cup diced apple, 1/4 cup diced cucumber pickle, 1/2 teaspoonful salt, 1/4 cup chopped pimento, Mayonnaise and one head leituce- Combine celery, ripe olives.pepper or carrot, apple, pickle, salt and pimento.Toss together with sufficlent mayonnaise to blend.Serve on lettuce-garnished salad plates.Invest in War and Certificates.Savings Stamps PAGE NINE NO MORK TINY KITCHENS The tiny kitchen is on the way.out.Tried out before the war ia.modern houses, the so-called com-: pact kitchen has become too compact.Housewives have discovered that elbow room is Letter than cramped quarters, even though compactness means they can reach everything in the room without taking a step.Pictures are to your walls what buttons are to a dress or grace notes to musle\u2014the Tight, bright, rhythmic spots, captivating in design, which lead the mind beyond opaque boundaries.LONDON Clock Specialists Fine Clock Repairs John W.Fox, proprietor HArbour 8940 Room 415 1434 ST.CATHERINE WEST Near Bishop St.100 SIZE VALUE 95c DOZ.JUMBO SUNKIST NAVELS 69: Doz.MELVILLE\u2019'S FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES FRESH as the morning DEW F RESH SHALLOTS EXTRA SPECIAL! 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Notre Dame de Grace Children\u2019s Library, $183.25; Girls\u2019 Counselling Centre, $55; Winona Camp, $15; \u2018Welfare Federation, $26.Special donations amounting to $192.90 to the following: West Hii High School, Y.M.C.AN.D.G.Branch, Homoeopathic Hospital, Catherine Booth Hospital, Children's Dental Clinic, and Montreal Children's Library.Total contributions made by the War Services Committee amounted to $577, Mrs.D.K.Gowans reporied.War Savings Stamps to the value of $341.25 have been sold, and $16.76 was collected In the bottle for \u201cMilk for Britain\u201d Kinsman Fund.The sum of $10 from Mrs.J.E.Armstrong's bridge group, and $5 from the group of Mrs, W, W.Cunningham was acknowledged.The amount raised for funds to carry on during the summer from the special appeal to members was $242, Community Welfare contribution was $244, and $119 for the Christmas Basket Collection.The chairman, Mrs, C.H.P.Moore, told of 15 volunteers assisting at clinics of the Notre Dame de Grace Child Welfare Centre, and of four volunteers in other | clinics, Other Activities Mrs, H.Bof the Red Cross group, stated that 18,215 surgical dressings had been made, also 675 pieces of sewing and 205 knitted articles.Eight quilts and one afghan, boys\u2019 and babies\u2019 clothing were donated, and utility bags tilled.During the year, $1,100 from the trust fund was re-invested In the Fifth Victory Loan.Two bridges were held, one in November under the chafrman- ship of Mrs.M, B.Donnelly which netted $321, and another in January under the chairmanship of $2,500 Award Meynell, chairman] Mrs.H.J.C.Darragh, which realized $310.An autographed quilt made under the direction of Mrs.of Service ub\u2019s 22nd Year Norman B.Muir, earned the club $273.A marathon bridge sponsored by the club and run under the chairmanship of Mrs.A.F.Bull, netted $120, Reports were also made by Mrs.Lawrence S.Marsh, corresponding secretary; Mrs.M.G.Price, smembership; Mrs, F, W.Bishop, treasurer; Mrs, K.E.Norris, civies; Mrs.D.K.Gowans; courtesy; Mrs.W.S.Swetnam, door; Mrs.L.Campbell, educational; Mrs, H.J.Everett, house and hospitality; Mrs.Percy Clarkson, music; Mrs.J.H.Maude, press; and Mrs.R.G.Bain, reported on the visit to the Houses of Parliament and the Art Association loan exhibition.A vote of thanks for the reports was extended by Mrs.Stanley C.Foster.Officers Elected the officers elected for 1944- 45 are: President, Mrs.George G.Wakeman; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs.Norman B.Muir; second vice-president, Mrs.R.G.Bain; third vice-president, Mrs.Norman Seath; recording secretary, Mrs.M.Schade; assistant recording secretary, Mrs.R.varey; corresponding secretary, Mrs.Lawrence S, Marsh; assistant corresponding secretary, Mrs.J.H.Maude, membership secretary Mrs.K, E.Norris; assistant membership secretary, Mrs, H.A.Dale; treasurer, Mrs.F.W.Bishop, _\u2014_ Chairman of standing committees: civics, Mrs.J.W.Perks; community welfare, Mrs, C.H.P.Moore; courtesy, Mrs.D.K.Gowans: door, Mrs.W.S.Swet- nam; educational, Mrs.H.Jefferson Stokes: house and hospitality, Mrs.H.W.Parkinson; music, Mrs.Percy Clarkson; press, Mrs.A.A, Levick.The retiring president, Mrs.S.A.MacSween, was presented with a pair of silver candelabra, the presentation Leing made by Mrs.George G.Wakeman.The club's membership stands at 380.\u2018 now : Dr.Richter Gels In recognition of distinguished scholarly work, Dr.Gisela M.A.Richter, Curator of the Department of Greek and Roman Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, is recipient of this year's annual $2,500 achievement award of the American Association of University Women.Dr.Katherine J.Gallagher, Goucher College, Chairman of the National Fellowship Endowment Committee, presented the award to Miss Richter, who is a Londoner by birth but a naturalized citizen of the United States since 1917.Many women are rendering wartime service as members of TI.ocal Ration Boards.Dial MA.4547 TT ie TE a Tn REA EE STORE YOUR FURS AND PROTECT THEM AGAINST FIRE! THEFT! MOTHS! 29% and 24% OF YOUR OWN VALUATION THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 WASP UNIFORM Jaunty beret and blue jacket and slacks form the new uniform of the WASPs (Women\u2019s Airforce Service Pilots), who ferry air- | Cotton Print Lining Transforms Old Hat Catherine Craig, who just fin-; ished working in Paramount's \u201cAnd Now Tomorrow,\u201d was wear-! ing a beautiful straw hat with a flowered print facing, while hav-| ing lunch in the commissary rve-: cently.Somebody remarked about, the stunning hat and Catherine\u2019 told how she made it.Take your big straw picture nat! (from last year) and line the brim | with a print.1t\u2019s a specially won- | derful idea for those flower per-| cales in pastel colors, because they ! lend plenty of flattery to the face, | shadowing the eves in the lining: of the brim.Catherine says not! to be discouraged if you have no: picture hat to start with ., .you can do quite a professional fob by | quilting the flowered material and | a m\u2014\u2014p\u2014 making a brim and crown with\u2019 very little work.i When cooking macaroni, spag-: wax paper .in the refrigerator\u2019 for lasting freshness if there ie | room ., otherwise in a ventilated breadbox.Save the wax paper too .you can use it in your line! craft in the U.S.and Canada.of business.Round \"Longfellow had a poem for Between the dark and Comes à pause in th In the other days, in more ! play for an hour with the children dinner cooked by someone else kitchen is the theater of action\u201d on the home front.That \u2018\u2019someone in the kitchen is none othe than the mother of the family or the busband of a war-working wife or an older child.My husband and I felt that \u201cthe time between the dark and the daylight\u201d should be so organized for our son and daugn- ter thai they stayed Indoors and were occupied.We found that music practice is better In (he before-breakfast * period wheu they are fresh.Home work 1s more effective after a good dinner.However, the children's choice for the twilight winter hour were radio serials and news commentators.But we hoped to combine a share of the housework with their radio entertainment.So this idea has beeu worked out for school days to everyone's satisfaction with the result that 1 am relieved of dish- washing and table setting while the «¢hildren earn extra money for their war bonds.» x * Jack is now a tall and Peggy.a shorter I leave written instructions on the table to eliminate that overworked phrase, \u201cI forgot!\" 1 write down the menu so the table setter will know what flatware to use.Paper napkins ave our custom except for special guests, The children also take over the task of atarting simple vegetables, such as peeling potatoes and scraping carro's, and 1 write down the exact time! fourteen, ten.to start the cooking of each.ny works out hest, we find.if hex.alternate the fasks weekly.kitchen can be a lonely place o one child but a room in which ro\u2019 learn co-operation when two are busy.And if the children prefer different radio programs.the vegetable cnok listens to his radio in the kitchen and the! table setter takes his hero inio the dining room.When the youngsters took over clearing the table and washing dishes, they realized for the first time how much china is used +?a meal.They hezan substract- ing dish after dish until I feared we might soon eat in a primitive way from one communal bowl Sharing Family Tasks it\u2014-that special time When the night is beginning to lower That is known as the Children\u2019s Hour.Table Chats the daylight e day's occupations, eisurely times, it was possitle to and then sit down to a delicions in the kitchen.But todav, the with our fingers! So we com-j promised on a minimum number of dishes for dinner.* + * A few evenings of help and, instruction were required to teach\u2019 them the best way to wash\u2019 dishes.They might as well learn correctly at first.we decided.We arranged the working space\u2019 In the kitchen to fit our scrape, rinse, and stack technique in assembiy-line fashion as they, carried out the dishes.1 often hear them murmur the words-! scrape, rinse, and stack\u2014Ilike a refrain.ag they get up from the table.They heartily agree that the crumpled paper napkins are fine to wipe off silver and pans before washing.Peggy measures\u2019 the soap flakes into the dishpan.Fortunately, she prefers washing and Jack Hkes drying so there is no need to shift those tasks ehout.And they are both supposed tn put everything away and set the hreakfast table.There are evenings when Jack must rush away to Scout meeting or when Peggy wants to play a game hefore bedtime.Then it is arranged between them for one child to do all the washing.drying and putting away.They keep a running account of the extra work and swap the jobs occasionally.They have learned: to work well together and to! consider their housework not! something menial hut a contribution to the war effort for the: purchase of war honds.So the children's hour in our home | means.simply.that all's well in the kitchen! sarah Shields Pfeiffer Diana Lynn in Paramount's \u201cAnd the Angels Sing\" pv rubs oil or cream Into the cuticle PAGE THIRTEEN to keep the cuticle soft and to! prevent her nails from splitting.\u2019 Paulette Goddard says, \u201cSkin, beauty comes from within .\" plenty of milk and raw vegetables.| exercise and regular sun baths, | all help to keep the skin beautiful and clear.\u201d ' ; MAPPIN'S BUY.® Diamonds ® Coloured ® Jewellery ® Gold ® Silver and ® China and ® Paintings ® Antiques, Representative will at your home, without obligation.MAPPIN'S DEPARTMENT Gems plated ware Glassware etc.etc.call if desired, PHONE LA.3152 LIMITED ESTATES Shop 6 Mezzanine Floor Dominion Square Bldg.Invest in War Savings Stamps | end Certificates.Tes 5: oe 14 - hl 5205 Cn NIA 1 Bi I 10 SAS GL, Tigers ER REAR AE PRT A ES py, tL IVA GR nS ae RE AS NIRS mr i.= « \u201cTRS WE 11 ¥ ee TRESS ET LO RE ein tes Fier TE A ar, SoA BIL Sw XE TIT = sea + THREE HI EN at np \\ ¥ PAGE FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 \u201cWestmount\u2019's Home Newspaper™ NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD AT WESTMOUNT THEATRE Red Skelton clowns himself into the heart of Eleanor Powell once again in M-G-M's laugh musical, \u201cI! Dood It,\u201d now showing at the Westmount United Theatre, Red plays à pants\u2019 presser who borrows his customers\u2019 clothes to dance attendance on the popular stage star, Connie Shuw, played by Kleunor Powell.Connie is in love with ber .co-star, Richard Ainley, and when he becomes interested in Patricia Dane she marries Red in spite.Red's troubles have only just begun, Beiure he knows it he has been exposed as 2 fraud and Connie has left him.But the situation soon changes when he captures a band of saboteurs single- handed and not only wins Connie's heart but a subsiantial reward with which to produce her next show, Music by Jimmy Dorsey Jimmy Dorsey and his band fuvnish the musical background and lenu Horne and Hazel Scott appear together for the first time ~~ by NEWSETTES Last Sunday, a distinguished Canadian, Ernest Seitz, was honored by the Hall of Fame radio broadcast, \"The Toronto pianist, teacher and composer rad his \u201cThe World ls Waiting For the Sunrise\u201d (a timely title) played by the Tlal]l of Fame Orchestra.with Paul Whiteman directing.It was given a superb performance and was in tribute to Canada\u2019s Sixth Victory loan Campaign, æ * * It was with regret that we read of the passing of Cecile Cham- inade, the celebrated composer and pianiste, at Monte Carlo.Considered one ofl the most oustanding of French composers in the world of music, she had lived to a ripe old age, eighty-six, and although we do not hear many of her works in the concert halls of America.her salon pieces are very familiar.Oue shart number in particular will remain a lasting favorite, the ever popular \u2018\u201c\u2018Scarf Dance\u2019.Her works are heavy but very melod- fous.Madame Chaminade was born in Paris, France, August §, 1861, made her debut as a concert pianiste at the age of eighteen and after gaining considerable fame in this field she discovered her talent for composition and cousequently devoted the rest of her life to this art.Among her works are a \u201cSymphonie T.yrique\u201d\u2019 tor chorus and orchestra and many songs.æ LJ LJ One of our readers, R.1.wrote and asked us how long this column had been running.Well, the first article appeared September 9th, 1937, therefore it is in ts seventh year.Thanks for your kind note.R.IL.» * LJ Charles Kramer.who was well \u201cknown to Montrealers as a good band leader, left his home some time ago to seek his fortune in the musical mecca, New York City.So many leave their native town aud ave seldom heard of but the nanre Charles Kramer ts becoming Musical Sharps [Fz Flats and Naturals Frances Goltman vou the screen in a sensational production number, \u2018Jericho.\u2019 Miss Powell performs one of the most difficult dance routines ever seen on the screen.In the ; So long, Surah Jane\u201d number she not only dances the rhythm but rwirls a lariat with a skilful! hand while tapping out the in- tricute steps, Red was never funnier than he is as ithe worshipping tailor, and Miss Powell, wearing lrene-designed creations, is stunning.Sam ralking tailor turns in an amusing performance, are Thurston Hall, Morris Ank- rum and John Hodiak.Vincente Minnelli directed with a sure-fire touch, extracting all the juice from the musical comedy plum.Jack Cummings | accorded a lavish production and: Georgie Stoll and Ray June con- | tributed the effective musical scoring and photography, The song numbers were especially writien by Don Raye, Gene De- Paul, lew Brown and Sammy Fain, known throughout 1he country since he wrote that catchy hit number, \u201cIt's Love, Love, Love.\u201d This song is being played by practically every major jazz orchestra and featured by blues singers in the United States and Canada.1t was played on last week's Hall of Fame program and when it is presented there\u2014well, the composer has arrived! + * * The Montreal composer, James C.Steel, has set to music \u2018\u2019Two Lullabies For Infant Prodigies\u201d an amusing poem by Mr.H.P.Bell, musical editor of the Montreal Daily Star.Mr.Steel has divided the song into six verses: No.1 is a Dream Song; No, 2 is of a lively nature; Nos, 3 and 4 describe the practising of the little \u2018artists\u2019: No.5 is a Reverie and No.6 is \u2018a Lullaby.\u2014\u2014-\u2014 SANE CORRECTIVE (From The Halifax Herald) In a recent speech, referring particularly to the Italian campaign, Anthony Eden quoted the following lines from Francis Quarles, a poet-philosopher, who died 300 years ago: My soul.sit thou a silent looker on:\u2014 Judge not the play play is done: Her plot has many changes: every day speaks à New scene; the last act crowns the play.These lines apply not only to the campaign in Ttaly.but to the whole war.They are an antidote to impatience and to querulous criticism.Arm-chair strategists and, indeed, each of us when tempted to voice distrust or unfounded criticism of Allied leadership, can find a sane corrective in those lines.until the Mr.Jolliffe has joined in condemning the practice of stamping \u201c\u2018Ilegitimate\u2019\u2019 across birth dortiticates.He wants to save that rubber stamp for private business licences.\u201cSpecial | Levene as the fast-' Others in the cast.Possibi lies For Hand-work Building Industry Opens | Prospects for Skilled Artisans | \u2018Why | is pre-fabrication always considered something new and strange?\u2019 asked Gordon Russell of Home listeners.\u2018I could take vou round a part of England 1 know pretty weil, the Vale of Evesham, and show you examples of half-timbered cot- | tages which I feel sure were pre- \u2018fabricated in the seventeenth l century, One of the great prob- [lems of that time on the farm was how to employ farm labour- | ers during deep snow or heavy {rain in the winter.And far more people worked on the land then.So they hit on the idea of sawing up the locally-grown elms in winter and then setting out the whole side of a cottage on the barn floor.The tenons and mortises weren't difficult to cut, and when all joints were marked the whole side could be taken apart and stored in very little space against a wall.Tn the spring a cottage could be erected in a few days.thatched to keep out the rain.floors laid and panels plastered.Every joint had been marked to make erection simple; it was really exactly the same technique as erecting a steel skyscraper in New York.Prefabrication is just the commonsense way of doing the job.If things have to be made singly.many make them by hand.If in thousands.mass-produce them by machine.To do this efficiently standardize the pattern and also pre-fabricate certain parts\u2014that is, build them up separately and then assemble them, One can, for instance, pre-fabricate the whole of one side of a kitchen with its sink, draining-board.plateracks.cupboards, ete.Mass production has given us the stainless steel sink with two compartments and draining-board all in one, Thefe's no reason why the price shouldn't be low if the demand is high.and pre-fabrica- tion would probably leave quite a lot of brick or stone walling to be done on the site.This would help to link up with older huildings.\u2018Does all this mean that everything will be made by machine?Of course not.There will be buildings like churches.town balls.and some houses, which are only wanted in small numbers and could well be built by hand.And don\u2019t vou think that ali hospitals and schools would be improved hy lively coloured paintings on the walls?Sculpture, too, has been badly neglected.There are endless possibilities for using hand-work; it is.in fact.the perfect complement to the machine.\u2019 Draft by-law A draft by-taw., to amend the city\u2019s by-laws in order to establish the types of buildings to be permitted on Rolland, Stephens.Monteith and Beurling avenues, and Champlain boulevard.has been approved hv the City Council.A Montreal magistrate sent a man to Jail for wearing a military uniform two weeks after he was discharged.Wa suspect there are some Montreal magistrates who would have liked to send him to jail for weaving it before he was discharged.Prices for the new cold wave AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY! Marquerite Chapman and Edward G.Robinson in a scene from the thrill-packed film \u2018\u2019Destroyer,\u201d which opens at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.Raise Standard Of Native Labor Over a year ago a training school for the fellahin was started \u2018in Cairo, Egypt.The school was to train mechanics for the repair of motorized rolling stock used by the Allies.The fellahin earn usually about\u2019 thirty cents a day, and they live \u2018mainly on black bread and beans.Yet now there are eight hundred of them doing work, said to be equal to what European mach- anics would produce, The \u201cboss\u201d treats them like \u201cwhite men,\u201d and pays them accordingly, and they respond.They get one day off each week, and nobody pushes or kicks them.The experiment has been a suo- cess.The fellahin are realiy \u201cmen.\u201d permanents cannot be increased by hairdressers.| DL (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) \u201cStor Eyes \u2018Se Long Search ° À Edward G.ROBINSON in \u201cDESTROYER\u201d with Glenn Ferd, Marguerite Chapman, Edgar Buchanan.2 Excellent Features SECR T OF A SOLDIER'S BRIDE! YIE CRIMINAL CASE IEA LL CG LTE YAN JOKNSON- DONNA REEB .ne) John Ctaven « Nat Pendleton + Aima K: - Starte Sunday Untitf Tuesday TODAY and SATURDAY M-G-M's MADCAP MUSICAL! Poa SKELTON * Claudette COLBERT % Fred MacMURRAY in \u201cNO TIME FOR LOVE\u201d Ilka Chase \u2014 Richard Naydm.| La - .> \u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 PAGE FIFTEEN NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD 'AT THE MONKLAND FRIDAY! | ; ed : RR Rt i eS ts nnn Fo mm At York T heatre cor You'll bave no time for a serious thought when you see Paramount's hilarious comedy Lg romance, \u2018No Time for Love\u201d which opened last night at the York United Theatre, to the great amusement of the audience, and your reviewer, It-is one of the fuuniest pictures seen in a long time, thunks to Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray, its co-stars, and Mitchell Leisen, its topflight director, Miss Colbert has the role of a very arty magazine photographer who gets the down-to- earth assignment of snapping Victor Moore, Dick Powell and Dorothy Lamour in a scene from pictures of sandhogs at work.the rootin\u2019, tootin\u2019 six-gun shootin\u2019 Technicelor film \u2018Riding High,\u201d \u201cSandhogs\u201d is the technical name which opens at the York United Theatre on Saturday playing until for tunnel-diggers, The lovely Tuesday night.Claudette wrinkles her aristocratic nose but takes her camera to the floor of the tunnel never- TE CPR MEET drain ain a eV TEL GE ES beauty and the training to meet geving for it.If, as has bean pro- theless.\u2018There she runs into the role's demands.posed, à series is made with Fri- 4 4 MacMurray, a fine figure of a © The Future Promising hot oven AUDE There vee i À : A i & sandhog, and the conflict be- As to the future of dogs in |was a series starring a dog.yon i | First John Wayne throws Jean Arthur out of a second storey tween them begins.films, William Steuer, owner of know, not even with Riu-Tin- Ë * window into s load of hay, then he jumps after her, in one of the MacMurray refuses to pose for Flash and Friday, is convinced Tin.\u201d 4H funniest scenes of RKO Radio's comedy romance, \u201cA Lady Takes a |% Picture; Claudette takes one| that there will be a return to| \u2018The success of Friday's tour i i Chance.\u201d But next thing you know, the mood turns into one of the [of him anyway, just as he swings the \u201cdog days\u201d of 1927-30.When [jus led M-G-M to plan a similar i tenderest love scenes the screen has seen\u2019 in a long time.The film at a guy who said something he| \u201cEyes in the Night\u201d opened in |personal appearance jaunt around \u201c j Ÿ opens at the Monkland United Theatre on Friday playing until Monday didn't like.When the picture|the Past.he and Friday toured |(he country with Lassle, when à might.» appears in the magazine, Mac-| with the picture, which also was| Tassie Come Home\u201d ir shown.} Murray is suspended for four produced by M-G-M.Then theer also has been talk 1 The Fort Erie Times-Review Four of the costumes which|months; sandhogs aren't sup- \u201cThe response to the dog was of another film.% observes that we nave learned &| Veronica Lake wears in \u2018Bring posed to fight when on duty.The |truly surprising,\u201d he says.\u201cIt \u2014 \u20ac .; \u201d irate he-man tells the.lady what |geemed to me that the people| As stocks are moving normal- great deal of geography in the on the Girls, the Paramount|y.thinks of her.By way of were ready for just this type of |ly, the controlled distribution of last four.years.Yes, but most of Technicolor musical, are bare-| apology, she hires him herself for escapist entertainment, and hun- potatoes has been suspended.it won't be any use again until midriff.These include pajamas, [his suspension period, thinking the next war, and perhaps not|sunsuit, sports outfit and a cigar- it she has him around, she'll get RE SOT WE ERO AT pu TE even then.ette girl costume, over her yen for him.\u2014 Lee k Needless to say, it doesn't work TODAY ONLY! ; ; out quite the way Miss Colbert CLANDETTE COLBERT - FRED ! I , planned.Very much on the con- y MacMURRAY in \u2018No Time For à 1 ( VILL) Starts TODAY vers ce senasior ana ne indy (a SE va) , y, wind-up in each other's arms but .with Luise Rainer, William Ben- 3 R ! M À uel until not before some pretty merry (St.Catherine at Guy Street) dix, Paul Lukas, Oacar Homol- A \u2019 : and exciting things happen, in- \u2014 Le \u201cnd Arturo de C ordovs.j {Monkland Ave.at Girouard) cluding some good, old-fashioned .MONDAY caveman tactics in the best Mac- STARTS TOMORROW UNTIL TUESDAY | Murray manner and a thrilling \" i \u2018 Tartu.man of mystery.adventurer.tunnel cave-in.! lover.fighter! Shadowed by intrigue and Miss Colberi and MacMurray 1 danger! Caught in the web of a woman's smile! aren't the only ones who give i : outstanding performances.Ilka Hy oy Chase, who is a famous author ;h ROBERT D ONAT as well as an ingratiaiing come- i \u2018 \u201d dienne, appears as Claudette\u2019s ith singing, dancing, ¥: Star of \u201cCosthys, Mr.Chips,\u201d \u201cThe Citadel\u201d aud \u201c39 Stops h practical sister; Richard Haydn, laughiog, romancing.% ; : | his mest fascination who achieved radio remown with All in Gorgeons a, Tole! oF his froglike voice, is seen as a TECHNICOLOR! TNE food-loving pianist; the shapely te.0 - June Havoc plays a showgirl and du = | .\u2018with YALERIE HOBSON Miss Colbert's rival for the af- ! ve ; fections of sandhog MacMurray.: | .WALTER RILLA - GLYNIS JOHNS All In all \u201cNo Time for Love\" i : is great fun; don\u2019t miss it! ' ; 1 GOOD FEATURES \u2014 + ; ?At The Monkland t Sar ga Leading a dog's life in Hol- SHE wants tostretch \u2014 lywood is srarcely what the words pe ! her one big moment =\", imply.Squaw! i into a lifetime .Nothing is too good for the | \u2018 \"HE thinks love's a À canine movie star, and small A Paramount Picture with @% ; swell one-evening wonder for two decades, dogs of Gil Lamb.Cass Daley ; pastime! every size and breed have been ond Milt Britton and Band ; occupying more than their share Directed by GEORGE MARSHALL \" of space in the pages of motion A ; ! picture history.First there were je = i the days of Jiggs, the cute Bos- The girl-orious mus ton bulldog; Teddy, the big Seven Sensational Songs! w\u2014crg mongrel that was part Great Dane; and Petey, the hullpup|] ~ 0 with the black eye.Later there \u2019 3 came the era of Rin-Tin-Tin, Y ' Strongheart and Flash.And now, Donald ) a ; the present trend is toward 0'C0 0 A FRANK ROSS Lassie.N N R y» J .presets Metro-Goidwyu-Mayer searched > © 1 through the United States for a yi ARTHUR sm WAYNE dog to play the title role in Susanna \u2018Lassie Come Home,\u201d now play- - \u201cTRE MORE YHE MERRIER GIRL* ¥ ling at Monkland Theatre.Roddy FOSTER a ; ee ready had been selected for the * 4 AL ) leading human characterizations |f 2, voit ; when Lassie finaliy was discover- eg94 A lady _ CHARLES WINNINGER ed, right in Hollywood.She was RYAN : the only dog of thousands \u2018\u201cauditioned\u201d thal bad both the \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TING RA ! OF ee a A EE NTA top 0 a oy oe vei LEAVE THE RULES ALONE world's championship hockey tinals at Chicago hetween Canadiens and Black Hawks, Judge K.M.Landis, the baseball Czar, asked Dick Irvin how he accounted for the fact that hockey drew such consistently large crowds.Dick replied that it was because of the changes made in the game the past few years which had speeded up the play to such an extent that to maintain During the recent the pace each team used thirteen men\u2014the maximum allowed under the rules.Every player gets into action in every game, \u201cI believe baseball could take a leaf out of our book,\u201d Irvin continued.\u201cBig league teams carry some twenty-five men all season, yet often only nine men play for days at a time.Why not use the other fellows sitting around?If an.infielder or an outfielder isn't hitting good, or fielding well, on a particular afternoon, why not yank him and} put somebody else in?\u201d , Trvin also told the Judge that pinch hitters ought to be allowed to hit for piichers without the pitcher having to retire from the game, and that fast fielders who were in a hitting slump ought to be excused from batting in favour of good hitters who can\u2019t field so hot, and so on.» »*» 0» After analyzing Irvin's suggestions and giving some thought to thelr ramifications, we can only make the observation that hockey is Dick\u2019s specialty, not baseball.Furthermore we're not so sure that the field days the hockey rules makers have been having every year have improved the game at all.As Leo Burns observed some weeks ago, \u201cIt\u2019s not hockey any more; it's lacrosse on ice.\u201d The wild scrambles around the goals make it Impossible on most occasions for spectators to see how a goal is scored, or who scored it.The red light flashes, and nobody knows exactly what happened until the loud speakers blare the name of the scorer and the names of the umpteen players who took a swipe at the disc at it went past ada who are each credited with an assist.* * » However, we won't belabour that argument, What we are con- gerned about here 1s that the stabilized excellence of baseball might be disturbed by tinkering with the rules by the crack-pots among the sporting fraternity.Hockey is a game of speed and intuition; baseball is at the other end of the scale\u2014a game of.calculated strategy.Taking players out of the game one inning and shoving them back In again the following inning; allowing pitchers to miss their turns at bat; taking.a lefi-handed pitcher out of the box when a right-handed batter comes to the plate and putting him back into the box again when a left-handed\u201d hitter comes up, and so forth, might appeal to the type of fan who likes to look at the bearded lady at a circus, but won't make much of a hit with serigus students of the game.» » + Besides, has Mr.Irvin or Ray Dumont (who wants batters to _be given the opportunity of running either to first or third when they hit the ball; would like to see men trying to steal second from tirst and third at the same time; and wants the plate dusted off periodically by a roboi)\u2014have these men given any consideration to the official scorers?Some years ago, your chronicler was the official scorer of the old Quebec-Ontario-Vermont League and knows something of the problems a scorer has to face even under the rules as they are today.It was bad enough trying to decide if big Paddy Grenier was within the law in taking off the upper part of his uniform one hot afternoon and pitching in his sweat-soaked undershirt, without trying to compile a record of players entering and leaving the game half a dozen times.Besides, what comparison can there be between the achievements of the old masters and modern players once the rule-makers begin putting into effect some .of the suggestions that have come to light in this year of grace one thousand nine hundred and forty- four?We know today just how great by comparison were the feats of Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, and Rube \u2018Waddell, because the game then was little different than today, But tomorrow, if the ideas of Mr.Dumont represent the shape of things to come, it will be as impossible to determine relative values as It is to make a comparison between the feats of Bill Cowley and Newsy Lalonde.\u2014 THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, = 1 Record Number Anticipated In Bantam and Pee Wee Section We Do Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAInut 2773% THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY ST.LEO'S SPORTS By BILLY HAROLD (By Billy Harold) The plans for the school\u2019s annual All Star Boxing Show are shaping up fine and from all indications it looks like plenty of action on the local fistic front on the night of Friday May 5th, in the school hall.Entries have heen received from the following schools : Westmount Senior High School, Westmount Intermediate High School, West Hill High, Catholic High and Gault Institute, Valleyfield.The ticket committee are already predicting a full house with the net proceeds going towards defraying expenses for the school\u2019s 1944 athletic awards.In the feature bout of the evening the spotlight will again be on the Academy's prize athlete Milton Orr the blonde bombshell of St.Leo's fistic warriors and who in last year's Boxing Show thrilled the fans with his boxing skill and as for speed well if you have an idea what greased lightning is then you have a good idea of Milton in action.In the opposite corner facing Milton in this year's feature bout will be the sturdy Johnnie Kerr who hails from , Westmount Senior High School.Johnnie has been going great guns in training with his smart shifty style of fighting and is sure to extend Milton to the limit.0dds \u201cand Euds : It is expected the Annual Sports Social will take.place around the end of May and as usual the location will be the Oak Room of Victoria Hall.There is a tumor that certain interested parties in the Parish will put on a dinner at the Ritz Carlton Hotel In honor of our Championship Hockey Teams.We certainly hope this becomes a reality as such a successful season ag we have enjoyed should not go by unrecognized.After the close of the boxing season a few short Spring Football sessions will occupy the sports schedule along with a few soft ball games.A new innovation to high school sports organizing is the coaches\u2019 plan to have next season\u2019s football and hockey captains elected before ihe end of this term.This sounds like a good idea for a school of St.Leo\u2019s size as the respective captains will have a good knowledge of their teams\u2019 weaknesses and have plenty of time to scout within the classes to plug up any apparent weaknesses.In most big time colleges the election of ea captain a year ahead is a time honored custom.Mr.Burke will succeed Dr.Henri Bussiere as Chairman of the Sports Committee of the Parents\u2019 Association.We are deeply grateful for the great work Dr.Bussiere has done on our behalf and his resignation is keenly felt.even though necessary on account of pressure of business but we are extremely fortunate in securing such an able successor Mr.Burke.The Honor Roll of the Academy Athletes from 1937 to 1944, is now ready and will be dedicated shortly.Tt is an Impressive piece of work well done and those in charge can well feel assured their motto of nothing too good for the old gang on active service: has been well carried ont.Johnnie (Potsie) Rogers one of the schools gamest little athletes was given a warm tribute when he was appointed captain of St.Leo's 1944 Boxing Team.Johnnie modest and unassuming has at last in his final year at St.Leo's come into his own ro gain long overdue recognition for hig school loyalty and athletic ability so it's nice going Potsie 0 a {t couldn\u2019t have happened to a better sport.1944 A record number of teams is anticipated in the bantam and pee wee sections of the West mount Municipal Softball League this year, as no less than 13 clubs have already signified their intentions of operating.Seven of these teams will be in the pee wee group while six are in the bantams.Ted Tilden'g Red Wings are the sixth club to enter the bantam section end they will battle fit out for the championship along with Richard Lord's Tornados, Mike Tucker's Dodgers, Dave Binmore\u2019's Eagles; Brian Tiffin\u2019s Royals and Bob Lunny's Bombers.The bantam section is for boys 15 years of age and under, weighing not more than 115 pounds.The dea(line for entering teams has been set for Wednesday May 3rd and it is likely that the schedule will commence next week-end.Any other teams wishing to enter the section should get in touch with recreation supervisor Jim MeCormick \u201c\u201cWestmount\u2019's Home Newspaper\u201d at the office in the greenhouse.The entries in the pee wee section have been mounting rape idly this week.The clubs so far are Richard Lord's Beavers, Ross Gillingham\u2019s Panthers, Gerry Pecknold\u2019's Vampires, Phi} Martin's Giants end unnamed clubs managed by Bob Sherlock, Mike McCulloch and Andy Cote.All except the first named club entered the loop this past week and there is still room for any more clubs that wish to enter this group which is for boys 13 years of age and under, welghing pot more than 90 pounds.As in the bantam section, the deadæ line for entering teams has been set for Wednesday May 3rd.Phil Martin has signed up such good players as Bert Kelly, Ted Budzen, Hugh McDonald, Roland Lockett, Martin Kay and Ken Black es a nucleus for his Giants.Andy Cote has lined up the following players for his unnamed club, Eric McFadden, John Lough, Mike Barnard, Bob Buns ten, Ronald Law, Jack Cote, John Livingston, George Gough and Jim Lough, The Inter-City Hardball League will open tomorrow instead of May 6th, on account of the fine weather.The first game will be played between Bob Lunny's Bombers and Brian Shea's Argos.On Friday last the Bombers played 4th High in an exhibition game.It was a fine inning game and the Bombers lost to a more powerful club by a score of 9 to 4.Bob: Bourassa, Jack O'Brien and Doug McQGillis starred for the winners.Jackie Martin, John Dozois, Pat Palmer and Buddy Guilforde played at their best for the losers.Jimmy Me- Carthy of the Bombers was the only casualty of the game, injuring his nose and hands.The Bombers line-up will be Catcher Buddy Guilfoyle, Johnny Dozois, one of the pitchers of last year's team will resume his old position.Jimmy McCarthy newcomer to the team will also be a Hero of Ortona .The story of the heroism displayed by 35-year-old Paul Triquet of Cabano, Quebec, and the tattered remnants.of his tiny band who by sheer grit fought their way through a hail of the German lead to tinally gain their objective on the outskirts of Casa Berardi in Italy, is one that should make every Canadian proud of being a citizen for whom such heroes are fighting, \u2014Rainy River Record VICTORY FIRST\u2014BUY BONDS Inter-City Hardball League Will Open Tomorrow (By Bob Lunny) pitcher; Pat Palmer, 1st bases mah, Jackie Martin, 2nd baseman, Bob Harwood, short stop, Mickey Bourassa, of last year\u2019s team will still handle the hot corner at third base.Ian Me Gillis, left fielder, will still rob the opposing team of home runs, Ramon Orr, newcomer to the team will show his ability at centre-field.Billy Meehan, right fielder and Bob Lunny, captain, of last years and this year's team will again attempt to lead his team to the championship.RICH Garden Soil Load $2.50 up DELIVERED \"S.AUBIN WA.6732 BICYCLE REPAIRS and Parts for All Makes Lawnmowers Sharpened Locksmith - General Repairs McWHINNIE\u2019S REPAIR SHOP 5900 SHERBROOKE WEST WA.3113 NOW IS THE TIME Commencing Monday, April 17th.Your Summer Vacation LEARN TO SWIM Special Classes for Boys and Girls 7 to 10 years of age TO GET READY FOR Classes for Beginners & Advanced.12 Lessons $5.Expert Instruction Boys: Monday and Thursday WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.Telephone for particulars Wi.2159 \u2014 Girls: Tuesday and Friday A \u2018it will mean that all eight teams \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Softhall Senior Section To Hold Gala Opening Monday The deadline for entering teams in the senior section of the West- mount Municipal Softball League is set for this Monday, May 1st, and from all appearances it looks like an 11 club set-up.No further word has been received from the RCAF No.9 Repair Depot at St.Johns, so that they can probably be counted out while the Doug Alexander-Ed Baylis civilian entry is also pretty doubtful.The Alexander-Baylis entry is finding the financial obligations too tough an obstacle while the trip in from St.Johns is the drawback to the Air Force entry.} This leaves the loop with the ten teams from last year plus the RCAF No.11 ALD.club.There is a chance of course that be welcomed as a 12 team setup would be a lot better than the odd number of 11.The Dodgers\u2019 stock went ap this week when Art Mann learned that Allen Dyke had been turned down by the Armed Forces again, this time the Army.Dyke attempted to get into the Air Force some time ago, but as on this eyesight.Regardless of how many teams enter the league, the schedule will get underway on Monday night May 15th with a gala opening planned.One of the largest crowds of the season attended last year's opener when the Navy faced the No.8 Training Command squad.This year the Navy will be back again in the first game of the season but this time their opponents will be an Army another club will enter the loop!team, Longue Pointe Ordnance before Monday, and they would Depot.Science and Peace nter- roop Science stands on the very Softball Meet On Wednesday The weather-man ended all hopes the Inter-troop section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League had of getting their schedule underway on Wednesday evening but with any kind of a break the loop should get started this evening when four \u2018games are slated to be played, two af Westmount Park and two at King George Park.St.Leo's are scheduled to meet the Trinity troop on diamond No.2 at Westmount Park while the Sea Scouts hook up against the 1st Westmount aggregation on diamond No.3.Up at King George Park the 2nd Westmount troop play the St.Matthias team on the east diamond while the St.Andrew\u2019s troop meets Calvary on the west -diamond.If these four games are played in the section will see action on the same night.Other games slated for this week include a doubleheader at Westmount Park on Tuesday night May 2nd when St.Leo\u2019s plays 2nd Westmount on diamond No.2 and the Trinity troop meets the Sea Scouts on diamond No.3.On Wednesday night May 3rd, two gemes are scheduled for King Gedrge Park.The 1st West- mount team plays the Calvary outfit on the east diamond while the St.Matthias team meets the St.Andrew's club on the west diamond.THE COOK Providence Journal The one person in the world, it seems, who can\u2019t escape the relentless eye of Duty Is the cook.All nature conspires against cooks, They are hopelessly pitted against ravenous, elementary forces as insistent as gravity, as perfidious as fortune, as unfeeling as destiny.From New Zealand comes a dramatic instance.A small force was besieged by the Japanese.All the officers were wounded, and the cook took command.He held the Japs off all night, killed a number, and did a good job all round.But when dawn came and the fighting ended, the cook began to look troubled.\u201cWhat's the matter?\u201d his buddy asked.\u201cI've got to get out of here.1 should be getting breakfast * ready now.\u201d This is beautiful in its simplicity.From time immemorial the cook has had to drop everything else and at the appointed time rush off threshold of the secrets of atoms and electrons.To know them and to use them for the advancement of civilization, for the solving of some of the world's pressing economic problems, is one thing.To dedicate them to the engines of war is amother.There is more to winning the peace than meets the eye.-\u2014Flin Flon Miner VIOTORY FIRST\u2014BUY BONDS occasion, was rejected due to his A THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 ; es, ML HIGH AND DRY \"A good rider looks after the comfort of his steed,\u2019 is the horseman\u2019s credo, but Pvt.T.Bell of the Allied Sth Army in Italy, believes it applies to the Army mules as well.He keeps his steed dry with a poncho, as, sheltered under an umbrella, he rides through driving spring rain.Irritating Interference Radio interference has become so irritating, that many wonder what can be done about it.Quite near noon and between six and seven o'clock p.m., it is often so annoying that it requires patience to put up with fit.\u2014Pembroke Standard-Observer Ladies\u2019 Softball To Meet Tuesday The ladies section of the West- mount Municipal Softball League will hold a meeting this Tuasday night May 2nd when the plans for the season will be gone over.At the present time five teams are expected to play in the loop, three CWAC teams, an Air Force outfit and the civilian team from Westmount.The CWAC teams are the No.33 Company, No.11 Company and the Longue -Pointe Ordnance Depot.The Air Force + PAGE SEVENTEEN outfit of course vomes from the No.1 Wireless School.With this large number of teams, it is highly probable that At least ous game a week will be played away from Westmount Park as there are only two diamonds available for this section of the league each week.The games will again be played on Tuesday nights this year and the schedule will probably open the last week in May.The Canadian cost of living index has risen only 2.3 points since price control became effective late in 1941.Private sales of trucks, trallers, etc, have been placed under cell- ings by the Prices Board.3 Summer Membership Now Available At The WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.Men $5.\u2014 Ladies $3.Boys $3.(Includes Vacation Club) ~~ For further particulars, Phone WIlbank 2159 SL to his pots and pans.LIMITED -SENOUR to back up the final pleasure and luxury; x RSs TROY) RETR TU OA of Conada.Limited There are FONDS between us TOGETHER WE Put VICTORY First! We've got to keep delivering the goods mighty attack that will bring Victory.That means curtailing It means still more saving and working.It's the only real way of showing our appreciation of what our fighting forces are doing.Let's match their great spirit of unselfishness with anotiver over-the-top Victory Loan! EIA yo \u201cproper ms \u2018 Ge 5\u201d springs.986 Oxford Ave.T-492 30 AN 32 33 34 THREE SPRING coats, (wo black, WY 7 one plaid, 16-18, one light blue suit, , V3 18-20, dresses, 18-20: two rugs.DE.35 }* 7% 7 4377, telephone Friday.TT -489- + L \u2014 40 WARDRORE, walnut finish, prac- 38 139 \" Z tically new.Telephone Fl.1712, after AQUARIUM.& gul, complete with \u201c 8 p.m.T-488 heater, thermometer, cover, ete 8 74 fem TeSSiheater thermometer rover.le 42 2% Zi SLIDING COUCH with pad.algo | AT 22, 2051 Claremont Ave, Nh Z entieman's grey spring cont.size | _ EL +5 a A\" ® 1 a ET, 5989.To487 PLUM VELVET chesterfield and 2, 7.TT ue (chair, practically new, cost $280.00, 50 51 52 [53 54 DISHES, drapes, spreads, pletures feoning for $100.00, Walnut pedestal, and mirror, metronome,\u201d miscellaneous $3.00 FL 6334, after 6 pan.Pp.55 .6 57 .articles, three small rugs, DIS 3810.TUFONTOBITLE Tack tanhis racqets T-485 ITO) LE Jack, tennis ps s.\u2014 1 tor beginners.AT.8862, T-190 MIX-MASTER.Three Chinese scal- RE Dr hi rT HORIZONTAL \u20183 Exist > 3 Calamiious a Capable .ter rugs, perfect condition, W A.$136.Findlay, water front, cream and green, Bed 1 ght stroke wa.eda, T-422 2 Rear 45 Cooled lava 5 Bitter vetch 94 A macaw RADIO, General Electric, cabinet.2 Les PSE j - denier 4 Clan 46 Conjunction 6 Jumbled element electric stove, living room /AS FTO on] good ux mew, no \u201c pot 8 Likely 47 Mixes type 26 Electrified rug, 9 x 12.Evenings.EL.9589, Tel.EL.1801.The 11 Click beetle 50 Conspiracy 7 Palm wine particle Lo ___T-411| REFRIGERATOR, large se reach 12 Silkworm 62 Iroquoian 8 To perform 26 Hole ANDREW \u201cMALCOLM built\u201d dining in, suitable for butchers, clubs, 7 : Indian 9 Parent 28 Canine room set, comprising 6 chairs, side- restaurants, etc.Complete with equip- 13 Vehicle ine ment, A-C electric refrigeration.937 54 Before (coll.) 9 Girl's nam board, china cabinet, extension : i 15 Curtains 55 Encountered 10 Path 29 Girl's name square table, and one extra cabinet Notre Dame West.PL.6871.F-54 17 To decay 1156 Pace 14 To weary 31 Rotating tor liquor or glassware made speclal-| ALL, STEEL lre refrigerator, closed 19 Three-toed 57 Grain 16 To transfix plece of ma- ly with set.Phone CR.3398, top gas stove, bedrovn furniture, sofa, se i ehinery z J odd chairs, on view Saturday 10 to 6, 18 Concerning BED.JUNIOR, 4 feet, drop-sides, A , > 29 vaine ' VERTICAL 21 To oeeupy 32 Finish horsehair mattress.Also portable |A! 572 Vintoria avenue, Tel.HA.ps ring fm 1 To total place >f 83 Insect eng Royal typewriter, like new.AT.2723._ T- plement 2 In favor of autherity 34 Unit Evenings, T-475 BABY'S WOODEN crib, medium size, 22 ad ergreen \u2014\u2014 =\" | SOLID mahogany sideboard, reason- jperfeet condition.FT.2675 after | ros Cock\u2019 vo 38 Rule able.Also dining room table.EL.|p.m.Tn 23 To ache Last Week's Puzvle Answer |37 Pennant 2521.T-478 QUEBRÉ HRATER, atand and guard, 36 Heap.3 Domain NINE-PIECE oak dining room suite.all in good condition.DE.0285.T-355 27 Partot circle 40 System bargain.Phone DE.7597, after 7 TWO WOVEN nursery rugs, 3 x 8, î 3 .-4 - 28 Female deer 41 To expire o'clock, evenings fron and brass bird stand, framed 29 Ri GIB|N[TIL M W OLIVER typewriter, good condition, mirror, girl's dreases, skirts, school ver island 43 Indefinite aT a 30 Symbol for YIEBIR|T T article $12.00.Telephone El.4798.T-469 tunic, 12-14.DE.7.tantalum OB TIER 44 To eseape REFRIGERATOR, vacuum cleaner, SET OF wooden lawn bowls, apt.12.$1 To acquiesce fy lady\u2019s riding breeches, girl's books.34]1 Pud'homme avenue.7-335 LIE DOT 46 Siamese eo ¢ 33 Negative R 47 Small No dealers.Fl.6544.T-465 ONE BLACK Persian lamb head 35 To fall be- [RICIVIEIRIS SRE amount GENDRON baby carriage, $1450.coat, size 36, worn 4 times, $100; one hind D 48 Arid Baby bed, $4.00, Baby car seat.7bc.\u2018brown coney rabbit, size 14, good 38 Hostelry TIEJAIRIS MNT IR 49 To observe BY.1879.- i T4886 condition, price $45; reason going 37 Storage box A 51 Faroe BED and bureau.BY.2384.south.DE.6725.T-339 38 To stuff AIT I Islands\u2019 T-466 MAUVE EVENING dress.taffeta, 40 Unusual R whirlwind PAIR of Dresden boudoir lamps, tabie size 36-38, console table, antique, two 41 Fruit 53 Egyptian lamps, coffee table.end tables.and|matching chairs and mirror.4722 42 Te eut aux ved fern stand.WA.4882.9 to 4 T-443 Queen Mary Rond, No.13.T-387 * adc a Sg Sa ma EE TT ii FOR SALE CHILD'S C.CM, two whoeled eyelet, $10.00, EL.7713, T- 463 MASON & RISCH grand plano, large Hot- Point élcetrie range, Beutty ironer, washing machine.Kroehler chesterfield suite, dark oak dining suite, walnut bedroom suite, Hbrarvy table, radio, Vietrola, rugs, ete, No dealers.11) Arlington Ave.1-442 FLY FISHING outfit, consisting hip rubber.boots, rod, reel, line, net, Perfect condition.Also 5 battery flash- Hght and vest pocket camera, No dealers.DE.6238, T-160 BASSINETTE, ivory wicker, like new, : T-468 BLUE WICKER bassinette with wat- tress, never uscd.Large play-pen.baby's swing.Fl.6577.T-458 BOWLING GREEN balls und ping- pong table, eaerclse machine.Spring sults, coats, and dresses, size 12, Morning only.DE, 7243.T-457 HALL RUNNER, 7 yards, $15.00; porch table, $2.60; silver plate forks and spoons, glass dish, brass poles, Kl.9910., T-460 WALNUT tea wagon, drop-leaf sides, separate glass tray.cutlery drawer, $23.00, T.udy's beautiful black suit, size 16; navy blue spring coat, size 16; royal blue spring coat, size 12-14; black coat, Persian lamb trim, size 38; brown tweed cout, size 38; seve eral cprselets, size 34; man\u2019s overcoat, 36-37: man\u2019s tiles; baby's toldy \u201cseat, ll good vondition.AT.8214.\u2018P-444 GLARK JEWRT, gus range with lLo- rain regulator.WA.4377, T-87 TWO RUNNERS, 11 yards and 7 yards.Repp chesterfield set, small dining set, table and chair, mirror, rug, 34, yards long by 3 yards wide, TA.7849.T-h11 SMALI, wooden.refrigerator.DE 1913.T-512 DINING ROOM table and chairs, © sliding couch, DIE.6822, T-515 GAS STOVE, Gurney, 4 range, perfect condition.Also Junior hed.Kl.9764.'F-532 SINGLE and double beds, dining table, chairs, buffet, chesterfield suite.DIS, 4511, between 4 to 10 p.m, \"T-446 GAS STOVE, chesterfield, curtains, glazed chintz drapes, bath stool, enameled baby bath, pie oven, kitchen articles, percolator, Liddy 's dresses, 14-16 (some primes), ghl's coats, 10-12, lady's rubbers, 6%, new, Parkarit slippers, H15-A.TE, NOTE o : I-40 style.gal.WHITE SAS stove, Large mahogany hall wine bottle, steel casing.hed, junior size, WA.3154.T-436 SOLID OAK dining room sufte, refectory table, also jacket heater, Neo dealers, Call after 2 pm, DE.1362 Earnscliffe, \u2019 cabinet table, 10 Stcel _ = FOR SALE J ATTRACTIVE walnut dining room suite, eight pleces, good condition, reaymable.Did.G48, T-188 BEDROOM SET, rugs, runners, dishes, electrie (an, sewing basket, hed- spresids, other avticles, WIL 1878 after 5 pm.\"T-388 CON.SPRING and new inattress for single bed, WA.433%, \"T-389 BEAUTIFUL Jacobean diniug table, sliding leaf, suit apurtiment, chesterfield, tapestry covering, perfect condition, solid walnut, double bed, spring and mattress, perfect condition, Bl, 1844, \"T-400 VITE NAMI Eas stove, deft und oven with broller, automatic lighter, thermometer, $20.CN, 7387, after 6 pon, and Saturday after 1, T-406 ENCYCLOPARDIAT Britanniea Jr, unfin'shed and finished needlepoint for snle, man's tuxedo, size 48, DO.93786.T-412 BATIONETTE IN good condition, $b.Tel, DC, 4108.T-413 BININGT ROOM suite, buffet, china cabinet, latge table, six echairs, walnut finish, $45 complete, DIS.5009, after six.\"416 UPHOLSTERIL hed, chair, spring- filled, student's desk with hovkshelves, single bed, spring -filled mattress, al practically naw, DE.25h83, 1-417 PINTS ROOM suite, wicker chairs, small (nbles, pint sealers, flower boxes, pots and lattice, stone jar, glass butler churn, upholstered box, sewing table, wicker couch and mattress single bed, complete, DE, 7139, \"C-371 REGENT WHITE cnnmel jus stove, antomatie oven control, good condition DE, S271 evenings only.1-374 WANTED TO PURCHASE LADY'S BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDITION DE.6133 N-40 WANTED TO purchase, vacuum vleaner, (ricyele, Mix-Master, electric plate, electric flour polisher, Spice span, train, A\u2019, R120, N-34 VACT JANT:R, In good running order.Fl.3801.Mr.lames, N-31 KITCHEN TABLE, ctisimel top, and two chars, 191 6828, N-23 FONG CARRIAGE, good condition, reasonable, Tel, WII hRT0, N-22 POLLY CARRIAGE with rubber N-18 tires wanted, DV.4501.WANTED CHILE Kiddy car with pedals.J'hone after 6 pan.171, BU87, N-13 MEN'S AND boy's clothes, eta, good prices, IA, 5790, evenings.OR, 1938.N-ï ANTIQUES, silver, china, crystal, Civories, jewellery, paintings, orna- tentes, ete, purehased Representa- Live catls, Fons, 14S0 St.Catherine, wi ae, N-4 | i a an a POOLE CLUS, Gomatched irons, wieel \u201cxhralts, DE, 2154.N-04 CETTE OCCASIONAL chithes on Tail tabl me dining Udble, WI B48, N-4R HEALTH exerce ng mach ine \u201cVita and seules, perfcet\u201d condition $a Tel, Su vaut.N49 BOV'S TWO wheel bieyele in good condition, FI, 3044.N-01 TTT CARTAGE & STORAGE NOTRE DAME DIE GRACE Transfer.local and long distance movers, Aiso cartage, DIS 3130.N-1 WESTERN CRATING and Moving Reg'd., Van Service, Specialty, furniture, refrigerators, pianos, moved by experienced wen, Service and satisfaction.FI, 1328, N-8 DRESSNAR ENG LADIES and children\u2019s coats, suits, and dresses, Also alterations, remodelling.Moderate price.Mrs.Humber.FI.6070 N-7 DECORATING T7 PAINTING, decorating and min Te- pairs, (.Mansean.544 Claremoni avenue, FL.9714.N-9 EDUCATIONAL 2 memes 1 20 = ae ma -_-\u2014.e TOTORING \u2014 high school or grammar sehool subjects.Private or semiprivate lessons; recommended by MeOH University, Afternoons, 1.30-6.seorge I°.Bourke, B.A.FI.0769.N-8 RUGS LL REVERSIBLE BÉOADLOOM RUGS Made from your old carpets, ial, any size or color.ANGLO FRENCH CARPET CO.Drummond Bldg.mater- Plateau 5840 N-2 comte sn eme ame I rte on RE Tos Ti THREE REARING we ee ere a ims + SES rie. PAGE TWENTY THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 \u201cWestmount\u2019s Heme Newspaper\u201d = men Ms URE zs THREE POWER CONFERENCE - on the Home Front a RE ET RE TI, TTI Rn IST TEAL it THIS FAMILY is \u201cgoing into a .huddle\u201d to plan ways of buying wr extra Victory Bonds.Budgets have been checked and re-checked.Its clear that luxuries will have to \u201cgo IL overboard\u201d, pleasures must be curtailed and new pur- = chases be postponed.Even some \u201cnecessities\u201d must take - second place when they Put Victory First.For we at home must match the spirit of unselfishness shown by our fighting forces! And remember\u2014the little hardships we're caused by buying extra Victory Bonds ile are only temporary.Our money is returned with interest! 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