The Westmount examiner, 2 juin 1944, vendredi 2 juin 1944

[" her war t in rced ense ness and the ould ition the pitor bs of polk\u2019s \u2018had pünt His pral, the the been lune pper the rec- \u201cbeen the soclety\u2019s valued Fellow - torical City To Reduce .Quebec Hydro, decided to reduce Old Gold -8 Silverware Our reputation of 45 years of business integrity assures you of full valuation.OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 OC 3»20o0\u2014>Oc YOO \u201c45 Years in ox Waitmount\"\u201d WE BUY OCD \u20ac ~0¢ \u2014>oc >Oc oc > Hardwood Floors Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4263 Se.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 990 DOC VOL.XV, No.22 Dr.W.D.Li Lighthall Made Life Fellow Word has been received here that the Royal Society of Literature of Great Britain bas honored Dr.W.D.Lighthall, K.C., one of Westmount prominent citizens, by making him en honorary Life Fellow.Dr.Lighthall, who is in his 87th year, and has been a distinguished member of the society since 1895, is one of the few Canadian members of the Society.The text of the message sent to Dr.Lighthall by F.L.Rudston Brown, Secretary of the society, reads as follows: \u201cI communicate to \u2018you my council's desire that you should accept honorary Fellowship.You have since 1895 and your .colleagues in the Fellowship would feel much gratified it you would consent to remain a Life Fellow.\u201d , An ex-mayor of Westmount, past president of the Antiquarian and Numismatic Society, founder of the Chateau de Ramezay His- Museum in Montreal, founder of the Union of Canadian Municifalities, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, W.D.LIGHTHALL, K.Coldest living graduate of the High School of Montreal, and Honorary President of the West- mount Historical Association, Dr.Lighthall is a well known Canadian author and is a past nat- fonal president of the Canadian Author's Association.He resides at 4351 Montrose Avenue.Electric Rates It has been announced at the Westmount City Hall that in anticipation, and pending the decision of the Quebec Hydro as to the proper reduction to be made to the £ity of Westmount as one of the larger purchasers of power, the City Council, after care! consideration and following preliminary negotiations with the rates for residential service to.Westmount users, as from reading of meters on and after 1st July 1944, to conform with the new rates announced for the Monireal district y Quebec for pleasure travel.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1944 NO TRAVEL\u201d TODAY'S MOTTO This is a familiar sight on week-ends and\u2019 the civilian population are requested not to use the trains Lt.K.G.W.Smith Wins Promotion Word has been received here {hat \u201cLieut.Kenneth G.W.Shith, R.C.N.V.R., has recently recetv- ed his promotion to that rank from the rank of sub-lieutenant.Lieut.Smith, who is the son of Mr.and Mrs.J.Stewart- Richardson Smith, of 4681 Victoria Avenue, is a graduate of Westmount High School and studied science at McGill University before enlisting In the Navy, in 1942.He graduated .from King's College in November, 1943, and was for some time in the Mediterranean area.Band Concerts To Be Held In Westmount Park For the first time in three years, weekly band concerts will be staged in Westmount Park.They will be held every Monday night, commencing this week, Monday June 5th.As usual the music will be supplied by the band of the .Royal Montreal \u2018| Regiment by.the permission of Lt.Col.H.G.Brewer, M.C., and will be under the \u2018direction of Captain T.E.Jackson, director of music in the R.M.R.The band\" concerts were always a favourite event with the local residents and a large crowd is expected out for the renewal of the popular event.This Monday's concert will start at 8.15 p.m., and the following programme has beén arranged by Captain Jackson.ee =~ 1.\u2014March: \u201cThem Basses\u201d .Huffine 2.Overture : \u201cSafari\u201d .Holmes + ob a ov 8 bs Hydâro.: - * (OONTINUED ON PAGE 2) +» PRE\u201d ES EE ee ini po ET Rotary Club Annual Carnival The 14th annual carnival of the Rotary Club of Westmount will be held this year from June: 21 to June 24 inclusive, in West- mount Park, it was announced by Ewart Everson, general chairman of the carnival committee.As in other years, the carnival will be in aid of the Julius Richardson Convalescent Home at Chateauguay, the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital and other West- mount Rotary charity activities.A larger variety of interesting booths will be erected, it was also stated by Mr.Everson, and entertainment is assured that will suit the tastes of all those attending.A large bingo booth will have a selection of 125 different prizes, many of them valuable gifts for household decoration \"Teen-Age Boys\u2019 Riot Subsides + It is reported that the street riots that originated in Selby Park a week ago Wednesday, when two boys started a miniature battle, over possession of a swing, and later other \u2018teenage boys and young men joined in the vicinity of the St.Henry and Montreal area and tried to make trouble, have all quietened down now.A cordon of Westmount Police aided by members of the Legion of Frontiersmen, ag à precautionary measure, have kept up careful patrol every night since last Thursday on the Westmount side, and report that the trouble did not extend over the line into this territory.It Is also reported that a strong cordon of Montreal police formed a barrier on the south side of St.Antoine street and were constantly active in keeping the trouble under control.|To Be Held In Westmount Park Fh-Lt.J Hanon Awarded DF.(.Reported Missing Flight-Lieutenant James R.Hanson, D.F.C., whose award was announced early last week, is now reported to be missing following air operations overseas, according to news recelve ed by his mother Mrs.Paul R.Hanson, 4564 Mount Stephen Avenue.Flt.-Lt, Hanson, who has competed in many successful operations was granted the D.F.C., according to the citation, for \u2018high skill, fortitude and devo- tlon to duty.\" Son of the late Lt-Col.Paul R.Hanson, who died las fall, the missing airman was well- known in Westmount.A grad- nate of Westmount High School, he was at the Seigniory Club for a sbort time before he enlisted with the R.C.A.F., in the spring of 1940.He trained in Canada and went \u2018overseas in January 1941.Flt.-Lieut.his wife, Hanson Is married, Assistant S/O.Audrey and use; a pyrex booth will contain all types of pyrex baking and cooking dishes; a blanket booth with Indian blankets in novel designs and striking colors; a bon voyage basket booth; a drawing booth, the first prize being a $475 Hudson Seal coat by Holt Renfrew; the second prize, a set of silver foxes by Henry Morgan; the third prize, an 1847 Rogers Bros.chest of silver; the fourth prize,\u201d a Remington electric shaver; the fifth, otfier valuable prizes; these are but a few of the many booths planned for the carnival.An outstanding feature this year will be a Chinese Relief Booth, manned by Chinese girls in costume and containing genuine Chinese merchandise.The proceeds of this booth are to go to the Chinese Rellef Commitiee funds.A large portion of the proceeds of the carnival go to supplement the funds of the Julius Richardson Convalescent Home at Chateauguay.Here under medical and expert nursing supervision underprivileged children are sent from the public wards of city hospitals to recuperate from serious illnesses and ac- (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) Prof.A.Robert George Speaks At Rotary The Wisdom of Mother Goose was the subject of an interesting address by Professor A.Robert George at the Wednesday luncheon of the Westmount Rotary Club held in the Oak room of Victoria Hall.Left Nelson iniroduced the speaker and he was thanked on behalf of club members by Dunc Shanahan.Chester McBride, president, was in the chair.a man or woman's wrist watch and sixteen FLT.-LT.JAMES R.HANSON Joan Atkinson, of Doncaster, England, and young son, are in England.A brother, Pilot Officer George Hanson, who has been overseas over a year in England and the Middle East, and who is now stationed as an instructor at Uplands, ls at present spending a few days leave with his mother here, Another brother, is Lieut.John Hanson, of a Canadian parachute hattalion.LOST AND FOUND The tollowing articles have heen tound in the municipal parks and they may be claimed at the comfort station in the park where they were found, upon proper identification.Westmount Park; Three boy's coats (fawn tweed, grey herringbone and brown): boy's brown peak-cap; pair of ladles white silk gloves.King George Park; pair of sun glasses; pair of child's glasses; red striped play suit; reading book and french book (name in books, Alden F@nd); small brown coat; three windbreakers; rubber, child's size 7%; wolf-cub cap} black woollen glove.P Re ) hits Tt et RT LR A ON DE past + Ce Eee Tike oe Raton Ar \u201cre memes 00e cmt tite 8 © Giddings, PAGE TWO Municipal Association Issues More Names For Honor Roll The Honor Roll of Westmount citizens serving in the armed forces will soon be completed and erected by the Westmount Municipal Association at the entrance to Victoria Hall.Anyone wishing to add to this Mst will please send details to Reverend H.S.Laws, Secretary of Westmount Municipal Association, Victoria Hall, \u2014G\" Galey, Richard; Gall, John D.; Gall, Watson P.; Galley, Robert C.; Gallery, Rose M.; Galley, Gerald; Garant, Michael D.; Ga- rard, George F.; Gardener, Da- | vid W.; Gardner, Cecil C.; Gard- ver, John Milley; Garland, John A.; Garneau, George J.; Gar- neau, Paul M.E.(D.5.0.); Gar- raw, Muriel D.; Gatehouse, Graham J.; Gibbons, William P.; Clifford A.; Gilbert, G.L.; Gill, William; Gill, Jack; Gill, Dan; Gillespie, Bruce A.; Gillles, Edward G.; Gillingham, Edwin J.; Girard, Homer W.; *Giroux, Lucien J.A.; *Gittes, Clifford M.; Gittes, Betty L.; Glatzmayer, William A.; Glatz- mayer, Thomas J.- Glauser, Ernest A.; Glen, John A.; Gnaedinger, E.Alexander; Gnaedinger, Rodney H.; Goldenberg, Samson; Goldfine, | Marvin; Goldstein, Sam; Gold-! stein, Myer; Goldstein, Ruben; Gomery, Geoffrey, G.; *Gonnet, Lennox, E.J.; Gonnet, Cecil H.; Goodman, Aubrey W.; Goodman, Gerald 1.; Goodman, Trevor G.; Gordon, Alec L.; Gordon, Donald Jessie M.M.; Hall, Reginald B.: Hall, Fleming; Hamilton, ilton, Fred L.; Hall, (Ned); Hall, Stewart; Hampshire, Edward M.; Hanington, F.Carelton (M.C.); Hanington, D.Marc; Hannaford, Hanson, John P.; son, James R.; Hanson, F.; Hanson, -E.D.); James; Frederick E.; Harris, J.Normie; Harris, H., Melvin; man; Harris, John.Harris, David Ham Dent; Ellen; Ross; Hart, kell, Claude; Haslewood, \u2018Stirling; John Rae; Harrison, Harrison, Harris, Nor- Harrison, Wil- Margaret Harrison, Gordon Grieg; Harrison, Dent; Harrison, John Harrison, Bob L.; Edward H.; *Harvie, Harvie, Duncan; Hart, George S.; H.; Harvey, Thomas; vie, John D.; (Tom); Robert; Harvie, Murdoch; Haslewood, Raymond; Hart, Joseph A.; Hartley, Geo.Harvey, Robert; Thomas Has- Haskett, R.Denis; Hastie, Alec; Hatfield, Murray; Hawker, Gordon; gie, Rennie H.; A.; Heggle, Ian F.dy); ; Hellyer, Hemming, Henderson, Hawker, Gordon W.Hennessy, Henry, Allen W:; John Donald; Heg- Heggie, James G.; Hellyer, Vincent (Bud- Patricia Mary; Bertram; Keith Hendery, Richard; J.; Henson, C.; Gough, Leonard W: Gra-|gernarq Henry; Henson, Frank hame, Peter D.; Grahame, Don- | | R.; Henson, Nelson A.Henson, ald 1.; Grandsire, Maurice; Grant Henry W.; Hersey, M, Lewis R.; lan, C.; Grant, Jbhn J.; Grant, Heward, Raymond J.; Grant, Alden S.; | John E.: Greaves, Malcolm H:; Harold, L.; Greaves, E.; Greaves, Gordon K.; Greenwood, Peter, Green, Bill M.; Greig, R.; Grenier, Paul; bert J.; \u2018Griffith, Griggs, Kenneth L.; Grimaldi, A.Guy; Grimes, David L.; Grimes, C.Henry, Grimes, Thomas E.; Grothe, L.Ovide; Gro- the, Roger O.; Grothé, P.André; Grothé, Charles A.; Groves, Greaves, John Grenier, Ro- John À H.; Russon E.; Groves, Craig W.; Guess, Gordon, R.; (P.O.W.) Guess, Rae D.; Guess, Donald C.; Gurd, Charles S.; Gurd, Robert S.4 Gurd, Hugh P.; *Gurd, Philip L.; Guynan, John W.: Gillmeister.Wilfrid A.\u2014\u2018 \u2014 Hague, H.McLeod; Hair, Douglas G.(D.S.O., EsrD.); Hair, ; LAC.B.M.Reid\u2019s Quick Action Stops Blaze - The February 23rd issne of; \u201cWings Abroad,\u201d official news-' paper of the Royal Canadian Air Force, published in London, England, describes the brave action of a young Westmount boy, LAC B.M.Reid, son of Mr.and Mrs.Harold M.Reid, 775.Upper Lans- downe avenue, as follows: \u201cLAC B.M.Reid's quick thinking and disregard for personal danger nipped what might have become a serious fire recently at an R.C.A.F.field hospital commanded by W/C J.M.Growse, London, Ont.\u2018Reid was working in the officers\u2019 mess when a container of inflammable stuff caught fire.Before the blaze could spread.Reid picked up the container and rushed outside, where the flames were smothered with an extinguisher.\u2018Although Reid himself appeared to be on fire as he dashed from the tent, he escaped with a minor burn on his right hand.\u201d This young member enlisted in the air force in the summer of 1941 and went overseas May, 1943, attached to a mobile field hospital.-* -Denys Heward, | Higginson; B.-L.; Mortimer | Blake J.; Higginson, C.; Heward, Richard B.; *Higginson, Neal A.; Higgiñson, Grieg D.; *Hill, John R.; Hil, James W.; Hingston, Basil W.H.; Hinton, Francis G.; Hobbs, Norma; \u201cHodgson, Elizabeth A.; *Hodgson, Keith Jonathan; (P.O.W.) Hodgson, Eugene Helms; Hoggson, Joseph Sidney; Hood, Thomas W.; Hood, Edgar A.; Hofman, John; Holli- day, Jasper W.; Holmes, Hubert C.; *Hope, John Hope, Charles J.Horsey, Grant W.; C.William; Horsnell, Richard H.G.; Horsnell, Gerald W.; Howard, Kenneth S.; ard, Muriel I.; G.; Howell, Ben A.; Hugman, Mary Huggett, Howlett, Victor W.; How- John E.; Howell, George W.; Hugman, A.A.; Hugman, Arthur A.; Humphrey, James M.(M.C.V.D.); Hunter, John; Duff, Huntly C.; Hurdman, Eric A; Hutchins, Margaret I; ander M.; M.;.*Hoy, Sir, \u2014May I avail Letters to the Graham H.; Huskilson, John A.; Hutchison, *Hutchison, Douglas C.; Alexander J.; *Hyde, George G.; Hyde, James R.; Hyman, Lloyd; Hutchison, Hurst, Joan E.; Hutchings, Alex- Howard Hyde, Éric W.* - Editor Gramophones For The Merchant Navy myself of your column to appeal to the public for donations of gramo- The phones and records to be placed on new freighters of the Merchant Navy.men of the Merchant Navy who are contributing so.magnificently to the war effort have very few pleasures on their long and dangerous voyages and a gramophone is something that every ship would like Westmount, (WE.:to possess.Mrs.Walter A.Merrill.529 Lansdowne avenue, 52083.) Que.Invest in War Savings Stamps and Certificates.William Alleson Mary; Alexander D.; Evelyn R.D.; Howard Ham- Hamilton, Hamilton, IJ.Han- George W.Gordon (M.C.Harding, Ian W.; Harding, Errol N.; Hargadon, Kevin L.; Harkness, Hugh R.; Harris, Har- | WAR GARDEN STRONG LINE OF HOME DEFENCE 3 Kenneth E.Lyall Asks For Vote From Servicemen Kenneth ¥x Lyall, will again contest the riding of Westmdunt St.George in the coming Provincial election It was announced last week.Mr.Lyall will offer himself as the Servicemen\u2019s candidate.Interviewed here on Tuesday, Mr.Lyall stated \u2018\u2018The need for young men in the political field in Canada has never been greater.\u201cFurthermore, at this time when our Canadian Service men and women are fighting the battle of democracy, fighting our battle, on the wide fronts of the world; is It not just that they, especially the members of the forces from the west end of Montreal, have a representative in lature?\u201d \u201cI have been with the forces.I was one of them.The fact that I was one of them is the reason why I am running in this election.Our service people should have a spokesman\u2014they must have a spokesman.I call upon every resident of West- mount-St.George who has a relative in the service to back me in my effort.\u201d \u201cT am not only seeking the support of residents and voters who have sons or daughters in uniform, I need the aid of every voter in this district who realizes the bleak future facing us, resulting from electing the same polit- iclans and parties, election after election.\u201d : Ken Lyall is a veteran of this war enlisting the week of September 12, 1939.He joined the 9th Field Ambulance, Colonel! H.M.Elder commanding, and went overseas as a stretcher bearer.During his service in England he met and married an English girl,,the former Joan Harris of Fleet, Hampshire.Upon his return to Canada and receiving his honorable discharge, Mr.Lyall went to Halifax and signed on with the Merchant Navy.During his second trip to England, he was injured in an air rald in the Overseas Club in London during the heavy blitz raid of April 16, 1941.After a period In hospitals he was returned home to Canada.Mr.Lyall is well known, not only \u2018in Westmount-St, George where he led an active life in the pre-war period in sports and social activities, but throughout the province.He spent some considerable time in the field of journalism and is at present in the advertising business.He is a Charter member of Branch 88 of the Canadian Legion.British Empire Service League.Mr, Lyall is also a member of the Beaver Club in London and the Certral Y.M.C.A.the Legis-.BAND CONCERTS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) 8.\u2014TromYome \u201cThe Wanderer\u201d.Harlow Soloist\u2014Sgt.L.\u2018Barnes 4.\u2014Modern Transcription : \u2018\u201c\u2018Faustiana\u2019\u2019.Hinchey (From Gounod's\u2014 Opera \u2018\u2018Faust\u2019\u2019).Solo : 5.\u2014Rhapsody : \u201cNorthern\u201d 60 + 4 + + 0 .+ Hosmer \u2014INTERMISSION\u2014 6.\u2014Rhapsody : \u2018United Na- , tlons\u201d .Bennett 7.\u2014Trombone Novelty : \u2018Sally Trombone\u201d.Filimore 8.\u2014Selection : \u201cFavourites\u201d .+.+ + « .Rudolf Friml 9\u2014 March : \u201cMilitary Life\u201d; \u2018\u2019Regimental March\u201d; Save The King\u201d .-0- The residents are reminded that requests for selections to be played at a later concert may be made, they are to be placed in the suggestion box placed near the bandstand.- ROTARY CLUB (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) \u201cGod .King cidents.The Home is situated in large grounds by the Chateau- guay River and the children are aided in their convalescence by plenty of wholesome food, fresh alr and controlled play.Another large portion .of the proceeds of the carnival is devoted to aid the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital which maintains free clinics and hospital care for one of the most crowded districts in, the city.One of its greatest To Retire Soon 5| White, As announced by the Depatt- ment of National Defence tiis week, Brigadier General John BD.S.0.,, E.D., C.B.E., ot 630 Carlton avenue, has been promoted to the rank of major- general, and will retire shortly from the Canadian active force 3 after a long military career.Major-Gen.White, who was called on by Defence Minister à Ralston in 1940 to form the first Canadian Forestry Corps, Was returned to Canada as a casuglty last September and has spent some time since in the western division of the Montreal General Hospital, Widely known throughout Canada through his business as well as his military activities, Major- Gen.White was a former vice- president and director of the -In- ternational Paper Company, and a former president of the Canadian Forest Industries Assoeia- tion.The general, who celebrated his 70th birthday last January, organized the forestry corps, trained and took it overseas.He received wide praise last year for the work of the Corps in Scotland and other areas, The King, who had granted him the C.B.E.in 1942, visite ed the Corps in Scotland in come pany of the Queen last year and watched the men at work.Major-Gen.White was born at Aylmer Road, Que.on January 1, 1874.He received his education at the Ottawa Collegiate and Ottawa Business College.; He was given a commission in the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars in May, 1912, and quickly rose to the rank of major.He took command of the Forestry Corps in France in 1916, and two years Jater he was ape pointed brigadier-general with the Canadian Expeditionary Force.He has two sons, Lt.Donald Band Major Franklin B., with the Canadian army overseas.\u2018 services to this district being its availability to mothers for immediate or emergency care in cases of sudden illness or ace cident.Ewart Everson is general chairman of this year's annual carnival of the Rotary Club of Westmount and other officials are W.F.Close, Deputy Chaire man, and in charge 6f merchane dise, G.C.Hammond in charge of advertising and program, Dave Kerr, subscription tickets, D.McL., Brophy, treasurer, H.Welham in charge of booths, A.W.Cayford, manning of booths, and W.H, Girard, lighting.[IRR LE] Q.\u2014 Were there once toll gates within what is now Westmount?A.\u2014Yes, prior to 1885 toll gates were located on many roads throughout the area now within the confines.of the City of West- mount.One paid a five cent fee to enter the roads at the intersections now known as Greene Avenue and Sherbrooke Street.Decarie Blvd.and Cote St.Antoine Road, near Lans- downe and Western, and various other places.The Greene Avenue toll then situated in the Village of Cote St.Antoine was moved about 1890 to Claremont and Cote St.Antoine when the community became the Town of Cate St.Antoine.Tolls as the source ERLE Know Your Westmount of revenue were collected by The Turnpike Trust Company for the purpose of maintaining the roads.These tools were progressively remoyed when the Community became the Town of Westmount, so that none remained when it became incorporated as the City of Westmount.Public money was not spent to any extent on roads in the early days for it is recorded that $9, 861 was expended hy the Province in the year 1906.Roads were simply drained by having \u2018thoroughfares with ditches on either side.Some were made of gravel and others used planks.The first asphalt road in \u2018the Province was built in 1811.- Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD 8S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 att- this of een jor- rtly ree was ster irst Te- alty me ion tal.an- vell jor- ices Ine and nas cia- his an- ned ved ork her nt site ind at Ary ca- ind in yal 12, the 16, ape he \u201cin the INCORPORATED |\" Coal \u2014 Coke Fuel Oil \u2018Hand & Donohoe - DExter 132 4856 Sherbrooke St.West Westmount's \u201cY\u2019 sY Is One Of .City s Veterans Throughout the world next week-end millions of young people \u2018and a good many old-timers, will \u201cmark the hundredth birthday of the Young Men's .Christian Association, founded .\u2018by George Williams, a London draper\u2019s clerk in 1844.In Canada celebrations will centre in Montreal where the first \u201cY\u201d in.North .America was founded in 1851.Westmount, with.one of the veteran association -branches in the metropolitan district, has more history to recall than most \"Y.M.C.A.units in Montreal.The local brah¢h was opened-in 1912, association's first citywide expansion programs, In \u2018that year the Central Branch on \u2018Drummond street (later greatly * enlarged) was built, the associa- \"tion moving from its ,old headquarters on Dominion Square where the Sun Life building.now \u201cstands, the North Branch on\u2019 \u2018Park.Avenue was built and the West- mount Branch was opened: - Since 1912 the \u2018Westmount Y.M.C.A.has served literally thousands of \u2018Westmount boys and young men.In recent years, - too, it- has gone beyond Its original program, to serve-all the members of the family and it] - F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's TAILOR 4883 Sherbrooke W.(Near Prince Albert) We have the latest patterns in English and Scotch Worsteds and Tweeds.VALET SERVICE EL.0082 RUGS \u2018WASHED \u2018REPAIRED {AER |Westmount Loses Water Tax Battle Final decision has been an- | nounced on an old fight between | Westmount.and the City of Montreal in respect to Mont- \u201c|real\u2019s.right to: collect water tax on buildings in Westmount.used for municipal purposes.- Some years ago, Montreal first took suit against Westmount to collect the amount of the then outstanding tax on these build- fngs, and it was the late Chief Justice R.A E.Greenshields who gave judgment ir favor of Mout- real.Westmount appealed and was upheldby the Appeal Cour.Montreal took the case to the Supreme Court of Canada, which upheld the first judgment, in Montreal's favor.Westmount then applied to the Privy Council.in London for permission to present an appeal to that court, the highest court in the Empire.Word has recently been receiw ed at the City Hall stating that permission to appeal has been refused.Boy Scout Bosses st- Officer On Parade During a military parade \u201cIn Cairo, Boy Scouts were detailed to act as Stewards along the line of march.At one Brigadier was seen occupying a place reserved for another offi- \u2018cial.While Military Police debated whether they should interfere, a Boy Scout asked the Brigadier to move elsewhere.He did.JUST HORRID! Plump Girl\u2014My mother says I'm growing beautiful.Brute (regarding her)\u2014You mean beautifully.is now a centre for health programs, recreation and social and educational activities for hundreds of Westmounters of all ages.It hes taught hundreds of West- mount¥ youngsters to swim, has made literally thousands of out- of-town fliers, soldiers and sailors feel at home and has written many small but important chapters in the history of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.Older than some of its neighbor branches in years, it is still young in spirit and during the week-end\u2019's Centennial Observances its members will plan for the future as well as recall the past.point a 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 TALKING OVER THE BISCUIT SUPPLY The war has not upset Scottie\u2019s rations much, there are still enough dog biscuits to go around.FO Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, 2209 St.Catherine West RUM GROCERY LICENSED GROCER Cigarettes, etc.Fl.4744 (Near The Forum) Major H.F.King Wins Merit Medal For Good Scouter His Excellency The Earl of Athlone, Chief Scout for Canada, honoured Major Henry F.King of 522 Grosvenor Avenue, last Friday evening, when W.R.Allen, Quebec Provincial Scout Commissioner, presented to him, on behalf of His Excellency, the Medal of Merit for good services to Scouting.The presentation took place at Westmount C.P.C.Headquarters, 4652 Sherbrooke Street, before a small gathering representing Scout groups in the Westmount area.The citation for the medal which was read by W.J.Thistlethwaite, deputy commissioner for Montreal District, stated that Major King had represented the Westmount Rotary Club on the District Council from March, 1934, to October, 1936, and that in , September, 1936, he was appointed Assistant District Commissioner for the Westmount area, and received his warrant of appointment from the Chief Scout in June, 1938.In that capacity he has done exceptionally good work in organizing Group committees, and his plans for the Westmount area are based on co-operation between the Scouters and their Committees; and in this regard he has set the pace for the Montreal | District.Attending the presentation were G.Robley Mackay, Scout commissioner for Montreal, W.H.Barry, District Scoutmasetr for Westmount, C.N.Draper, Senior Skipper df the Royal St.Lawrence Sea Scouts, Cyril Maggs, Cubmaster of St.Matthiag Pack, Fred.Swailes, Cubmaster of St.Luke's Pack, J.Fletcher, Cub- master of Shaar, Hashomayim Pack, H.H.Lewis, Group Committee chairman at Temple Emanu-El, C.A.Wylie, chairman Group Committee of Lions Boys\u2019 Club, R.F.Corkran, Scoutmaster of Weredale Home Troop, F.B.Whittet, Scoutmaster of 1st West- mount Troop, W.J.C.Hewet- son, Scoutmaster of 2nd West- mount Troop, Dr.B.L.Hyams, chairman of .the Shaar Hasho- APE JI mayim Group Committee, and Mr.R.W.Louthood, chairman of the St.Matthias Group Coinmitiee.ago he was Heuténant.Capt, A.J.Scotti Wins Promotion Word has been received here that Captain Antoine J.Scotti, formerly of the Westmount Police Force, who has been overseas since 1940, has been promoted from the rank of lieutenant.Capt.Scotti, son of Mr.and Mrs.D.Scotti, of 7362 Casgrain street, commands a provost corps in Italy.He attended the Catholie High School and d\u2019Arcy McGee High School, joining the Wests mount Police Force after his graduation on October 1, 1836, He enrolled as a corporal in the Provost Corps in May 1940, going overseas soon after.Two years commissiohed.a Alan Reed, whom you know as \u201cClancy the Cop\u201d in Duffy's Tavern, and as Fallstaff Openshaw, the Bowery Bard, in Fred Allen's radio show, will be seen soon for the first time in the picture \u201cDays of Glory.\u201d TAG DAY Saturday June 3rd A CRIPPLED CHILD YOU WILL APPRECIATE GENEROSITY - Please note \u2014 The School for Crippled Children is located on Cedar Avenue, and makes but two appeals a year.the tag-day and by letter at Christmas.If you are solicited over the telephone, or asked to buy tickets, you are not giving to the School for Crippled Children.EE memes SR re dire vera - Ei ec x RG PAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER 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 aims to be an independent, clean devoted to public service.JUNE 2, 1944 \u201cThe Examiner\u201d newspaper for the home, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, = LISTEN, MISTER! LISTENING is an art; ministers and priests, lawyers and statesmen certdinly know that.So do doctors.They practised it long before Freud made it popular among psychologists.Trouble is, that most of us who ever knew how have forgotten.Our hearing muscles, like any other muscles, can become useless without exercise.Learn the art of listening to other people and you can throw away all the books there are on how to become popular.Furthermore, you will find a very good solution to your own problems by lending a sympathetic ear to those of others.There is ego satisfaction An it too, because you'll become important to à good many persons.They'll know they can count on your interested receiving apparatus.This doesn\u2019t mean you should pry or prod.It\u2019 takes restraint to make a good listener.It takes intelligence and understanding and genuine sympathy for the other fellow.You ave to work at the job.You can\u2019t cock one ear to catch what the man on your right is saying and convince the man on the left that his story is fascinating.A good listener has an ear that doesn\u2019t get bored with the other fellow\u2019s affairs, wants nothing in return for his interest, and won\u2019t give advice unless asked for.Not all of us can sparkle when we speak, but we can all shine brilliantly as listeners.You don\u2019t have to be eminent, witty or particularly clever to be a social success.If you can give out with a little time, a little attention and a little human understanding ; if you can give the people around you a hint of security today when everything that \u2018once seemed solid and lasting is shifting; if you can give your friends a chance to talk about themselves; if you can convince them that} you really want to hear\u2014because you really do\u2014you\u2019ll be successful.Everyone knows at least one very unpopular personality.They generally have developed some sort of flawless technique for holding the floor.To interruptions they pay no attention at all.Some of them have probably practised their art to the point where they now hear never a word anyone else says to them at all.What damage they do their stupid minds, when they pass up such access to the knowledge of the world by stop- THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1944 ping up their ears.Deafness, they say, grows on one as one grows older, but it is a subtle thing, and even in youth one can be stricken unawares.With the whole world geared to a wartime whirlwind pace, if you can just take a minute now and then to listen, Mister, vou\u2019ll be the best-liked man you know.More than that, you'll be an \u201cinstitution.SAVE WASTE PAPER OCAL residents will, we know, co-operate fully in the big waste paper salvage drive now going on here.Paper is one of the most important war commodities, and due to the exceptional demand there is a shortage of -paper of all kinds just now.Waste paper, which goes directly to the mills where it is made into many kinds of war material from gears to explosives, also helps relieve the acute situation in the writing and book paper fields.All kinds of waste paper is needed\u2014 newspapers, old magazines, books, wrapping paper, catalogues, cardboard, corrugated board.Save it.Help win the war., PARLIAMENTARY HABITS AN ASTONISHING revelation has been made at Ottawa.This is that on the restaurant maintained for the convenience of members of parliament thefe has been an annual deficit of $25,000 a year.The running up of large bills by many of its patrons, which they have failed to pay, is held to be principally responsible.But in addition there has been a loss of table equipment which is stated to have run as high as $1,000 a session.The cafeteria, that is also operated, has always paid its way.It has been on a cash basis, which is now to be adopted for the restaurant as well, The delinquents are a fine lot of men to be entrusted with.parliamentary duties.How can there be any confidence in the manner in which they discharge their heavy responsibilities when they are guilty of such petty cheating?There must either be a considerable number of them or on the average they must have defrauded the treasury on a very considerable scale for such a loss to be sustained, What has been disclosed puts all the members under a cloud and those who have not tried to get ahead of the government in this fashion have a right to demand that the names of the men who have run up the bills that are being written off as uncollect- able be published.The constituents of the dead-beats are also entitled to -that information.In any case the public is bound to ask why the amounts due cannot be collected, if the debtors are still in parliament and in receipt of sessional indemnities from which deductions could be made.\u2014 Edmonton Journal.\u2018 \"\"Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d \u2014p Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, w In Which Subjects of w does not accept responsibility for THE FORUM, Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and Iti K.C., D.C.L.General them.\u2019 From France comes news of year-old priest and intellectual.It + the death of Abbé Mugnier, 91-_ is said that Mme.Poincaré, whe,.was worried by her famous husband's indifference to religion, was advised to invite the \u2018abbé to their home.His intellectual depth and charm of manner quickly made him one of the aging president's - closest friends.Shortly before Poincaré died, the abbé left his bedside one day saying to Mme.Poincaré: \u201cI have long admired your husband's brain.But little by little I have discovered his greatness of soul.\u201d \u201c General Montgomery strongly supported the appeal for the Y.M.C.A.which called for £500,000 in 1944.He stated: ** Ihave nothing but the highest praise for this associdtion.\u201d An investigation made by 1,000 Salvation Army officers led General Montgomery to support the appeal for a \u201cNo-treating order.\u201d My philosopher friend tells me he thinks the real business of the ministry is \u201cto comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.\u201d * Since.we are at war with a National Socialist state and in alliance with a genuinely Socialist state, we think it would be well if the Speaker should add the term \u2018National Socialist\u2019 to the list of epithets which may not be employed by Members.\u2014From Saturday Night, Toronto.India\u2019s army\u20142,000,000 strong \u2014is the largest army ever raised in Indian history and the largest volunteer army in the world.It has been absorbing recruits at a mohthly rate of 50,000 men.Our Federal Government is granting $1,350,000 for developing and testing McMurray oil sands this year.In a campaign against certain patent medicines, P.M., New York daily which does not carry advertising, charges that a well-known headache \u2018\u2018cure\u201d has sent many victims to insane asylums, The new British budget calls for an average contribution of about $300 from every man, woman and child in the country.At the now famons Malvern Conference in Great Britain the against the premacy of the economic motive - will remain, which is contrary to » God\u2019s ; lan for mankind.\u201d free Somebody said that memoirs : added a \u2018\u2018new terror to death.\u201d - Today nothing is sacred or seerst so they add a new terror to life, Lady Oxford, Margot Asquith in her book \u2018Off the Record\u201d is\u201d made up of secret happenings: she knows about.Don Iddon, noted correspondent for the London Daily Mail wrote: \u201cWhen anyone takes me slyly by the lapel and whispers confidentially: \u2018Now off the record\u2019, I say: \u2018It it's off the record don\u2019t tell me.I make my living by putting things on the record.\u201d .\u2019 Stalin's principal organ for comment on foreign affairs, War and the Working Class, said it ' agreed with Mr.Churchill that the Atlantic Charter needed reinterpretation.It went on to claim that this applied to any conflict with Russian plans for the Baltic states, Poland and the other parts of eastern Europe.The same journal argued \u2018\u2018unconditional surrender\u2019\u201d formula.It was arguéd, as has been done by hundreds ét commentators in G.B., the U.S.A.and China, that to give an adversary no choice but unconditional , surrender is to insure that he will go on fighting long past the time when his surrender might be obtained on terms embodying all the victors\u2019 desires.Until the \u2018\u201c\u2018unconditional surrender\u2019 formula, it was stated, is abandoned no powerful political offensive can be launched against Axis Burope to parallel the military offensive.Steps In and Helps A Bit When 14 year old Boy Scout 0 a 0202 = young and wealthy Member of Parliament (who since that occasion deeded his principal estate ot] 30,000 acres of revenue-producing land, to the government) and now the leader of the Common Wealth Part, introduced his now-famous \u2018\u201cAmendment\u2019, which, after vigorous debate, the presiding Archbishop, announced as adopted ne- mine contradicente.\u201cPart of the Amendment follows: \u201cBut the church can point to those features of our existing society which, while they can never prevent individual men and women from becoming Christian, are contrary to divine justice, and act a as stumbling blocks, making it fe harder for men to lead Christian ras lives.A 7 \u201cIn our present civilization we LN & believe that the maintenance of Ra that part of the structure of our pociety, by which the ultimate ownership of the principal industrial resources of the community can be vested in the hands of private owners, may be such a stumb- ling-block.On the one hand it may deprive the poorest members of the community of the essentials of 1ffe.On the other, while these resources can be so owned, men will strive for their ownership for themselves, As a consequence a way of life founded on the su- Ronald Crone, of Willowdale, Ontario, heard that a neighbour whose husband was serving overseas was il] with pneumonia, and her five year old son was suffering from a hemorrhage following a tonsilectomy, he decided to do something about it.He moved in with the stricken family, nursed the mother and boy, cooked, kept the fires going, chopped wood and mowed the lawn and generally made himself useful.When asked if he was a friend of the family he replied: \u2018No, 1 just heard the kid was sick and his mother wasn't feeling very good, so I thought as a Scout I'd step in and help a bit.They were new people in the district.\u201d Ronald has been awarded the Certificate of Merit for an outstanding act of kindness.4 Britain 1s experiencing a boom in country places, or estates with - houses containing from five to ten bedrooms, Prices are twice prewar, and run from 3.000 to 10,000 pounds.Reasons guessed by observers: such rural homes will be scarce after the war, many people have surplus wartime earnings and feel this a safe way to spend them, the old landed gentry are being squeezed out by high taxes. \u2018Mestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d [ Calvary Church = | The services in Calvary United Church on Sunday next will be conducted and the sermons delivered by the minister, the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.The church school will meet fn all departments at 10 o'clock to complete the teaching schedule and records of attendance ready for the Children\u2019s Day Service will be held on Sunday week.At the eleven o'clock service Dr.Jones will preach on the theme \u201cSacrifice and Song, marks of Victorious Christian Experience\u201d.The preaching will be followed by the Communion of The Lord's Supper and reception of new members into the fellowship of the church.At the evening service 7.30 p.m.Dr.Jones will deliver an address of thanksgiving for the life and work of Sir George Williams the founder of The Young Men's Christian Association, and for the work of this great institution throughout the 100 years of its existence for boys and young men both in time of Peace and War.The date of the founding was June 6th, 1844.On Monday, June 5th, at 8 p.m.the Young People's Unions of the Western District will hold the first meeting of the summer season in Calvary Church hall.This will take the form of an indoor track meet.- The monthly business meeting of the Women's Association will be held on Wednesday, June 7th, St.Luke\u2019s United Church THE FRIENDLY CHURCH Decarie Boulevary (Just above Sherbrooks Street) Minister: Rev.R.EL.Spencer, M.A., B.D, 11.00 11.00 12.15 7.30 a.m, Communion Service.a.m, Nursery, Beginners and Primary Classes.p.m.Junior, Intermediate and Senior Classes.p.m.\u201cThe Optimists and the Pessimists.\u201d\u201d Supplementary Communion after this service.Anthems: a.m.Bread of the World .Chambers Cod So Loved the World .Stainer p.m.At Even Ere The Sun Was Set .s Turner W.W.BARLOW, Organist and Choir Director St.Andrew's Church Westmount Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.11.00 a.m.Holy Communion conducted by Rev.Dr, E.Leslie Pidgeon, + 7.30 p.m.Captain W.Maxwell Ford will preach.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., 8.D.10.00 a.m.Church School.11.00 a.m.Communion of The Lord's Supper with reception of new members.All who love the Lord Jesus Christ are invited to attend and partake of the Communion.p.m.A Service of Thanksgiving for the life and work of Sir George Williams, and for the Y.M.C.A, founded 100 years ago.7.30 # (in the churcn parlors at 2.30 p.m.The Elizabeth Read Mission * Circle will meet at the home of Mrs.A.N.Curtis, 4606 Oxford Ave, at 8 p.m.on Wednesday.The Red Cross Group will meet in the Ladies\u2018 Parlours on Thursday from 10.30 to 4 p.m.The you adults will hold their regular meeting on Thursday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Parker, 5403 Dupuis avenue.The annual picnic of the Sunday school will be held on Saturday, June 10th, to Belmont Park.The annual children\u2019s day service with the building of a floral cross and the giving of a thrilling pageant entitled \u2018Go and Tell\u201d will be given at the morning service in Calvary Church on Sunday, June 11th.Obituary EDWARD BLYTHE MAXWELL Friends and relatives attended the funeral service yesterday afternoon for Edward Blythe Maxwell, prominent Westmount resident, at the Chapel of Jos.Wray and Bro., Mountain Street.Rev.G.H.Donald, of St.Andrew and St.Paul Church conducted the service.Mr.Maxwell, who was president of E.J.Maxwell Ltd., died suddenly on Tuesday at his home, 37 Holton avenue, in his 44th year.Born in Montreal and educated at Lower Canada College and McGill University where he grad- duated in engineering in 1921, Mr.Maxwell joined the lumber firm founded by his grandfather shortly after leaving university.He is the son of the late Edward Maxwell, well known local architect, and Mrs.Maxwell.Mr.Maxwell was a member of the board of governors of Lower Canada College ag well as vice- president of the Old Boys\u2019 Assocla- tion of the school.At McGill he was a member of Kappa Alpha fraternity, and later joined the University Club, the Royal Montreal Golf Club and the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club.Survivors in addition to his mother include his wife, the former Ruth Ballantyne, of Mont- Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A, B.D.11.00 a.m.Church School Day Service, 7.30 p.m.Service of Public Worship.J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director Mrs.S.C.Burgess, Organist Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd, cr.Lansdowne Ave.Minister: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 4th 11.00 am.\"The True Source of Confidence.\u201d No Evening Service.J.M.WALKLEY, Organist * e THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1944 TT The Church Calls to Wor ae 0e tes 0 PAGE FIVE ship * | Dominion-Douglas | * * Next Sunday morning in Do- minion-Douglas Church, Dr.Lloyd Smith Will preach on \u2018\u2018The True Source of Confidence.\u201d The Woman's Missionary Aux- illary will hold their annual June luncheon in the lecture hall on Tuesday, at 1.00 p.m.The speaker will be the Very Rev.J.W.Wood- side, M.A., D.D., LL.D., of Chal- mer\u2019's United Church, Ottawa.Mrs.W.K.Davis will be the soloist.Red Cross unit meets every Wednesday from 10.00 a.m.to 5.00 p.m.and any woman who can come and help will be very welcome.* i St.Luke's United | * * A Communion Service will be held in St.Luke's United Church next Sunday morning when the subject of the sermon will be \u201cChrist the Life\u201d.The topic for the evening service will be \u201cThe Optimists and the Pessimists\u2019\u2019 after which a supplementary communion will be held.The Woman's Association will hold their regular monthly meeting in the Ladies\u2019 Parlor on Wednesday, June 7th, at 2:45 p.m.The devotional exercises will be in charge of Mrs.A, R.B.Taylor.The Committee of Stewards will hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.real West, a brother, Lt.-Cmdr.H.Stirling Maxwell, R.C.N.V.R., and two sisters, Mrs.Montagu Yates and Mrs.Kenneth Fleming, of Windsor, Ont.An uncle, Wil- llam S.Maxwell, is a member of the architectural firm of Maxwell and Pitts.Interment took place in Mount Royal Cemetery.FRANK SPENCE Many friends and acquaintances paid their respects to Frank Spence, of 385 Claremont Avenue, resident secretary of the Central Y.M.C.A.for 20 years, at Trinity Memorial Church service held on Tuesday afternoon.Rev.Canon Kenneth Naylor, conducted the service.Mr.Spence, who passed away in his 82nd year at his home, on Saturday, is survived by his wife, the former Marion Elizabeth O'Grady.and his daughter Miss Agnes Spence.Mr.Spence began his Y.M.C.A.work during the last war as a worker in army camps throughout Canada.He was appointed to the Central \u2018\u2019Y\u2019\u2019 in 1917 and continued in service until he retired in 1937.Born in Phenniforth, Scotland, he was the son of the late Mr.and Mrs.James Brancker Spence.He came to Canada as a hoy and after receiving his education here entered the firm of J.C.Spence and Sons, stained window experts, with his uncle.At the outbreak of the last war he joined the sy,\u201d Interment took place in Mount Royal Cemetery.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave, Rev.J.A.Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster 11.00 a.m.\"Courageous Hearts.\u201d \"Wait on the Lord, be of good courage and He shall strengthen thine heart.\u201d Communion at 1Z noon, Romances of Summer Series 7.30 p.m.\"Famous The Bible.\u201d of Evening Sermons, INVASION PRAYER SERVICE Wednesday - 8 o'clock x x | Westmount Baptist | * * The Sunday services continue morning and evening throughout the summer.At the morning service Dr.Johnston will speak on \u201cCourageous Hearts\u2019, The Communion Service will be held at 12 o\u2019clock noon.In the evening the minister will begin a summer series of evening sermons entitled: \u201cFamous Romance: of the Bible\".These should prove to be of very great interest to young, mature and old, since they demonstrate the richness of Bible truth and illustrate most practical problems.of the Christian way of life.The Week-night service for Study, Prayer and Fellowship is held each Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.All who are interested in the deepening of spiritual life and winning of others to Christ are urged to attend.On Monday, June 19th, Dr.H.H.Bingham, general secretary of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec will report on his recent visit to the Canadian Forces overseas.* * | Westmount Park | * * The annual church school day service will be held in the church at 11.00 a.m.The scholars will bring floral offerings which will be built into a cross in the chancel of the church for the special service in which the general superintendent of the school and members of the senior class will take part.Following the service the flowers will be sent to two of the Children's hospitals in the city.The regular evening service will be held at 7.30 at which Mr.Goth will preach.The Red Cross Group meets every Monday and Wednesday.The Young People's Society meets each Tuesday at 8.00 p.m.The Sacrament of* the Lord's Supper will be observed on Sunday morning, June 11th, It was a brave but tiny Milwaukee restaurant that advertised it could serve 9,000 customers \u2014nine at a time.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Interim Moderator Rev.Dr.F.Scott Mackenzie Walter S.Clapperton A.R.C.M., Organist snd Choir Director SUNDAY, JUNE 4th 11.00 %.m.Morning Worship.11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.Wm.Ore Mulligan, M.A, LL.B, D.D.tonight, Friday, June 2nd, in the Church.SUNDAY, JUNE 4th 11.00 a.m.Communion Service.11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m, \u201cThe Might of the Common Peace.\u201d Rev.Dr.Mulligan will preach at both services, Newcomers to the District Invited to All Services.Preparatory Service at 8.15 p.m, * x | St.Andiew's Church | On Sunday next, June 4, Communion Service will be held at which Rev.Dr.Leslie Pidgeon will preside in the absence of the pastor, Rev.Dr.Kerr.Mr.Pla- Reon will also preach at this service, and will be in charge of the Preparatory Service to be held on Friday evening preceding Communion.À new communion service will be used, the sets being contributed as memorials by var- fous members of the congregation.The evening service next Sun day will be taken by Capt.Max Ford.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cota St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.TRINITY SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Holy Communion and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.WEDNESDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion War Intercessions.Church of The Advent \u201cThe Little Church on Wood & Western,\u201d Westmount and Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Clifford Andrews, Assistant Priest TRINITY SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.15 a.m.Matins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist and Procession.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.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily, except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, on Saturday at 8 p.m.Litany and War Intercessions: 8 p.m, Wednesday.except Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector TRINITY SUNDAY 8.00 11.00 3.00 a.m, Holy Communion.Communion.Schoo! a.m.Choral p.m.Junior Sunday and Kindergarten.7.00 Thursday, June 8th, Communion, STRANGERS* WELCOME p.m.Evensong.10 a.m.Holy Ali Seats Free and Unappropriated ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Cor.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave, Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector TRINITY SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.50 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.7.30 p.m.Confirmation: The Re.Rev.The Lord Bishop of Montreal.WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7th 8.00 p.m.War Intercessions, \u201c Ser * # Eat ME Dm ve a RS Ein tés 2 eas RE AE OR TEI DE ns RN.ARE Ra £2 ri Mlle sir NTT FA CIS ARE SE RE PE li SE ' the joint war conference of the PAGE SIX Social and Personal Mrs.Jackson Dodds attended the annual meeting of the Canadian Council of the Girl Guides Association held in Toronto, .Miss Pearl M.Howard, Ken- sington Avenue, spent the weekend at Chalet La Sapiniere, Val David.Mrs.H.E.Tessier, Park Place, has been \u2018elected treasurer of the newly formed Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Pacific (Quebec No.96) Branch of the Canadian Legion.F/O, and Mrs.Davis are spending a few days at Val David, guests at the Chalet La Sapiniere.Miss Louise Ferrier, of Ottawa, spent last week-end in town He guest of her aunt, Mrs.C.de W.Reid.Captain and Mrs.B.Champagne are spending their honeymoon.at Chalet La Sapiniere, Val David.\"Mrs.James B.Stephens, of Bridgeport, Conn., is visiting her parents, Mr.ahd Mrs.W.M.Weir.Dr.\u2018and\u2019 Mrs.G.Roy were guests at Chalet La -Sapiniere over the weekend.Mrs.Derome ands her son, Dr.L.Derome, -have returned to the city after spending a week at Val David, Mr.and Mrs.Hamilton R.Harrower, of Tobago, B.W.I., are here for a month, and are occupying an apartment in The Grosvenor, Sherbrooke street.F/0.and Mrs.W, J.Thompson, of \u2018Vancouver, are spending their honeymoon\u201d at the Chalet La Sa- piniere, Val David, and will visit: here before returning to the west coast.Mrs, R.A, McInnes, Mrs.Jack McInnes and her small daughter, Barbara Ann, have returned from Quebec, where they were the guests.of Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Warrington, the Chateau St.Louis.Mrs.Clement K.Clarke, of Worthy Park, Jamaica, B.W.L, recently arrived by plane and is the -guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs, C.Stanley Hulme for two months.Among those in \u201cToronto for Canadian and Ontario Medical Association were: Dr.and Mrs.J.F.Burgess, Dr.and Mrs.D.S.Lewis, and Dr.and Mrs, F, S.Patch.Mr.and Mrs.Nat, W.Jacobs and family have moved their residence to 4326 Sherbrooke Mr.and Mrs, R.M.Macaulay, bave received word that their son, Lorne, has arrived safely in Bahrein Island in the Persian Gulf, The Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Engineers held their final general meeting of the season yesterday evening in St.Stephen's Church Hall, Games were played and refreshments served.Capt.and Mrs, Joseph A.Dionne Jr., R.A.F.Ferry Command, New Gladstone Apts.Dor- chester street, are entertaining Mrs.Dionne\u2019s mother and sister, Mrs.Mary V.Powers and Josephine Powers, 30 Vermon Street, Haverhill, Mass., U.S.A, Capt.and Mrs.\"Didnne are new residents of Westmount.Capt.Dionne formerly with\u2019 the Chinese National Aviation Corps in the U.S.A., was located in India and China for 2 years, before e coming to Canada, Mrs.A.E.Walford and her son Harvie will be among the family members attending the golden wedding anniversary celebrations of Mr.and Mrs, Alfred Walford, Westhill Avenue, on Monday afternoon.The family all plan.to be home for the océasion except Brigadier A.E.Walford, C.B.E., M.M., E.D,, and Captain D.H.Gordon, son-in-law, who are with the\u2019 Canadian Army Overseas.Among the nearest of kin at the golden wedding will be] Lt.Col.J.S.Walford, E.D.,, and Mrs.Walford, of Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs, Stephen Walford, Wal- lingford, Conn.; Mr.and Mrs.Edward Walford, also of Walling- ford; Mr.and Mrs.R, G.Rule and children, of Toledo, Ohio; Mrs.D.H.Gordon and son Bobby, Montreal and Captain and Mrs.W.F.Walford, Pointe Claire.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Alexander Hunter, of Ste.Anne de Bellevue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ethel May, to Mr.James Hugh McMahon, son of the late James Matthey Ms- Mahon and of Mrs.McMahon, of Westmount.The wedding has been arranged to take pace on Saturday, at Ste.Anne de Bellevue.APPROACHING WEDDINGS The mrariage of Miss Barbara Gretchen Cowie, only daughter of Lt.-Col.and Mrs.Alfred H.Cowie, to FO.John Raymond Ruddle King, R.A.F.T.C., son of Mr.and Mrs.F.R.King.of Leeton, New South Wales, Australia, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, June 24, at half past four o'clock in .St.Andrew\u2019s Church.Btreet, The Redfern Apartments.MME A.\u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN.NBack » DA.| CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC BRASSIERES Maternity' and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5-STORES AT YOUR SERVICE ; 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT 3132 Masson St.4235 St.Lawrence 4491 Se.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert i The marriage of Miss Francoise Bigras, -daughter of Mr.and Mra.re CourvAL mo D.: À.whose - engagement is announced.> X THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1944 \u2018\u2019Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d Miss Margaret Isabel ( Peggy) MacMillan, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.John A.MacMillan, and Lt.David Fleetwood Kerr, R.C.N.V.R., son of Mr.and Mrs.David Kerr, of Westmount, formerly of Quebec, The marriage has been amanged to take place this week.J.A.Bigr \u2018as, to Mr.Jacques Trudeau, son of Dr.and Mrs.H.Trudeau, - has been arranged to take place quietly on Wednesday morning, at ten o\u2019clock in St, Leo\u2019s Church.The \u2018marriage -of Beatrice, daughter of Colonel P.A.Piuze, E.D., and -the late Mrs.Piuze, to Mr.Fernand Rheault, son of Mr.end Mrs.G.W.Rheault, has been arranged to take place.quietly on Monday morning, June 26, at eight o'clock, in the St.Leo's Church.At the marriage of Brenda Eileen, eldest daughter of Mr.end Mrs.Leo Reynolds, of West- mount, to Mai.Jan Van Tyen Wilking, U.S.Army Air Force of Asheville, N.C., son of Mr.and Mrs.Leo Wilking, of Casper, Wyoming, taking place to-morrow morning at eleven o'clock, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, the Rev.David W.Toomey, S.J., of Worcester, Mass., v#.ll officiate.Miss Betty Reynolds, sister of the bride, will be maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be, Miss Joan Reynolds, Miss Barbara Ann Reynolds and Miss Deirdre Reynolds.Lt.Daniel E.Reynolds,\u201d R.E.C.C.E., brother of the bride, will act as best man for Maj.Wilking, and the ushers will be Lt.Charles Thomson, U.S.A.A.C.,, Mr.W.P: Krausman, Mr.J.Raymond Shaughnessy and Mr.Henry L.Cullen.The reception will be held at the residence of the.bride's parents, 466 Roslyn avenue, West- mount.WEDDINGS JENKINS-DAWSON Wedding bells rang at the marriage on Tuesday of LAW Marian Evelyn Dawson, R.C.A.F., (W.D.), daughter of Mr.Ralph H.Dawson and of the late Mrs.Dawson, to Cpl.Henry E.Jenkins, R.C.A.F., son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles P.Jenkins, of Hoosier, Sask., which took place at four \u2018o\u2019clock in Westmount Park United Church, the Rev.\u2018George Goth officiating.Chimes rang out as the bride entered the church and again after the ceremony\u201d when the newly-wed- ded couple left the church, Spring flowers decorated the church and the wedding music was played by Mrs.S.C, Burgess.The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white damask satin fashioned on Princess lines with a square-cut neckline, the skirt finishing in a slight train.Her wedding veil of tulle 1lusion was the same one which her mother had worn at her wedding.Little white Birthday Party.~~ For Mrs.M.M.Warren: Mrs.Walter Fras Fraser, of Monk- in Honour of her mother, \u201cMrs.M, Warren, of Greexe \u201c Avenue, flowers were caught in it here and there and it was worn in halo effect, The bridal bouquet was a shower of pink roses and lilies of the valley.Mrs.W.A, Pitcairn, as matron attendant, wore her own wedding gown of heavenly blue sheer over taffeta trimmed with lover's knots of matching ruching, with blue velvet ribbon and flowers in her hair, and an arm bouquet of pink carnations.Sgt.Ralph Gillespie, R.C.A.F., of Yarmouth, N.S., acted as best man, and the ushers were Pte.Howard J.Dawson, brother of the bride, and Dr, W.A.Pitcairn, the bride\u2019s brother-in-law.The reception was held at the residence of the bride\u2019s father, 485 Grosvenor Avenue, where spring flowers were used to decorate, - Following a short wedding trip, the bride will return to No.3 Wireless School and Cpl.Jen- kings to No.1, C.N.S., Rivers, Manitoba.land Ave, entertainéd- last - night of honor and her sister's only\u2019 \u2018Westmount, It wag Mrs, Ware Ten's\u2019 sixty-eighth\"\" anniversary.Among \u201cthe guests present\u2019 were | Mr.and Mrs.K.Warren, Mr, and Mrs.J.G.Fenton, Mrs.J.Brown, Mrs.J.Patterson, Miss M.Ovens, Miss C.McLennan and Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Houghton, : \u201cAh bet yuh was relieyed when yuh found It wasn\u2019t a spook .tollerin\u2019 yuh last night,\u201d said Sam, \u201cAh was so relieved,\u201d replied Rastus, \u2018that ah slowed down to a gallop.\u201d I Charlotte : Gowns Summer Dress Stars! 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Wools, Crepes, Prints $10 - $12 - $15 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 MEZZANINE FLOOR - The Wall Paper Shop Ltd.Chas.L.Schryer - A.E.Jenkins - W.H, Watts 1410 STANLEY ST.= Specializing in Distinctive Patterns not shown in Sample Books.i LA.9594 PERMANENTS COLD WAVE \u2014 \u201cFEATHER\u201d CUT ADELE BEAUTY SALON REC'D.HAIR DYEING Bright, Cool and Airy.The Coolest Beauty Salon in Westmount.(Next to Steinberg\u2019s) 4839 SHERBROOKE W.For Appointment hone DE.i192 4 ole umd fn Pub Am em pd MA ae es am es ia A =\u201c _\u2014_\u2014__n * - ol pe JA A AA ad ld JY MN pe es ot A OB A ed mh MN eh Suite bold Bn bud YA fn A A ad Sd ed BA od amd ud wed MD rd pds LA wi ve 4 Sh td wd An bed am ee a ren 8d on bud AA md aim FA bd bade .W did work they did in stag- In the successful breakfast.Among those at the head table were: the Rev.Wilfrid E.McDonagh, pastor of Ascension Parish, the Rev.George F.Thoms, Director of Ascension Sodality, Mr, and Mrs.J, Brendan O'Connor, Mrs.John A.Thoms and Miss Alma Tremblay, president of the Union.of Parish Sodalities of the Archdioceseeof Montreal, Invest in War Savings Stamps and Certificates.IN THE Jewish Hospital The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Jewish General Hospital will hold a board meeting on Wednesday, at 2.30 p.m.at the hospital, 3756 Cote St.Catherine Road.Mrs.Alton Goldbloom will preside.The Jewish General Hospital needs additional volunteer workers during mornings from 9 a.m.to 1 pm.and afternoons, from 1 pm.to 5 p.m.Volunteers are also needed to assist during the canning season.Anyone who has several hours to spare during the week is asked to call EXdale 2113.\u2019 Scott Chapter The Canon Scott Chapter 1.0.- D.E.business meating is to be held at the home of Mrs.L.Roberts, 28 Anwoth Road, on Tuesday, at 3 p.m.Bessborough The Ear! of Bessborough Chapter will be held next Thursday at \u2018he home of Miss Brenda New® berry, 1428 Closse St., at 8.15 p.m.Closing Meeting The Shaare Zion Sisterhood 1s holding its closing meeting on Tuesday at 2 p.m.at the synagogue.The guest speaker of the afternoon will be Mrs.Clarence Gross.Hostesses are Mesdames B.Blitt, IL.Greenblatt, Miss L.Shuirman and Mrs.S.Weigens- berg.The last social effair of the season planned by the Sisterhood will be a garden party on Tuesday, June 20th, at the home of Mrs.S.B.Coen, 4170 Wilson Ave.Ticket conveners are Mesdames E.Abramowitz and M.Dick; conveners, Mesdames N.Steinberg end C.Rosenhek.LO.D.E.monthly meeting\u2018 had.\u2018\u2019neckwear styles, as well linen, white.GLOVES The largest range of styles and materials we have ever NECKWEAR All the latest creations in a year\u2018.exclusive designs.x LINGERIE A large and increasing va- \u201c riety of models French-finished, FLOWERS This season\u2019s newest creations and colors to complete a dainty ensemble.* HANKIES A complete variety of plain and fancy in white and colors as a very extensive range of lace-trimmed, Irish BLOUSES A nice selection of the newest styles in colors as well as fancy Also some quite exclusive real silk models, Many including hand-made \u201cIOEL Limited fer 1921 4888 SHERBROOKE W.WESTMOUNT DE.1850 \u201cThe Corsetrere of Discriminating Women\u201d : THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE Z, 1944 .USE LESS WATER, SAYS BATHING BEAUTY You can get just as clean in 2 tub one-third full of water as in a full one, says towel sarong girl Ruth Woods of New York, who posed for this poster picture to aid on water waste, JIGSAW PUZZLES FIT INTO PUZZLING RELIEF GAPS Jigsaw puzzles and sewing kits have proved that \u2014 even with the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation A d m i nistration doing the major work \u2014 the \u2018voluntary relief societies such as the Red Cross, the Near East Foundation, and the Quakers have a vital role to fill at- the burgeoning Balkan refugee camps ot the Middle East.\u201cAt the big Yugoslav refugee camp at El Shott beside the Suez Canal, someone suggested jigsaw puzzles for the children's wards and sewing kits for the hundreds of willing mothers and grandmothers there.W, T.Mathews, U.N.R.R.A.Balkans relief chief, wasn\u2019t sure he could explain to the august committees of Parliament or Congress why he was spending money on children\u2019s toys or women's sewing boxes when the stark need for food, clothing, and shelter inside Greece and Yugoslavia loomed so great.Relief Societies Help He decided to try the relief so- clety treasurers.They saw the point at once, They knew these Slav women resented bejpg idle, PRESIDENT Mrs.F.O.Reynolds has been named president of tho Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus Army Mut.+ that children recuperating at the desert camp need more than bare walls to occupy their thoughts.Checks were forthcoming speedily.Maybe U.N.R.R.A.will be supplying such items as the Balkan need increases, but it is one of the many kinds of help that voluntary relief and welfare societies are especially fitted to render.Invest in War Savings Stamps and Certificates.\u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper*.|CORNMEAL MASK OLD-TIME FAVORITE +.FOR SOFT SKIN The cornmeal mask has long - been known as a softener, refiner : : and mild bleach, Take a cup of cornmeal and add enough buttermilk to make a thin paste, but not enough to make the mixture runny, Spread this on a cheese »- cloth mask which has holes eut for the nose and eyes.If you prefer you can spread the mixture right on the face.Keep dabbing on a little buttermilk for about ten minutes and then let it dry.Afterward remove with water.An Epsom salts facial stirs up circulation, makes the face glow and is a good pick up at the end of a day.Use two tablespoons of Epsom salts to one pint of water.Use two bowls.into one and ice cold water with cracked ice into the other.Wring towels out in the hot water and hold to the face and neck.Continue this for about ten minutes.Next wring towels out of the icy water.Hold to the face and neck for about ten minutes.Rinse.It is well to follow this treatment with tissue cream if your skin is extremely dry.However, the treatment is not very drying, only slightly so.Lemon juice is a good bleach.- However, straight lemon juice may be irritating if your skin is very sensitive.Dilute it at first, PAINTING and DECORATING + J.A.Bethune 3342 Troie Ave.COTE DES NEIGES AT.7192 YOUR REFRIGERATOR.Is an important item.KEEP #F AT THE PEAK OF PERFECTION \"For Prompt and Efficient Service Phone DO.5373 ARCTIC REFRIGERATION George Birse, President 1368 VAN HORNE AVENUE 1 Obligation Wedding Flowers Corsages - Boutonnieres ® AT MODERATE COST GOLDE Estimates Without 4863 SHERBROOKE ST.W.Near Victoria Church Decorations FLOWER SHOP WA 1522 oye students also will be admitted.Survey of Natural Science.General Biology Introduction to General Chemistry Organic Chemistry Introduction to General Physics Algebra end Trigonometry Radio and Sound Reproduction - Shakespeare and Elizabethan Drama Advanced Study of Selected Period or Author in English Literature - Summer.Jon {EVENING DIVISION) (Faculty of Arts, Science and Commerce) June 5 to September 15, 1944 Courses are open to students in all years of the degree and diploma courses, including students entering for the first time.Partial course Introduction to Philosophy Great Philosophers, Ancient and Modern Principles and Practice of Accountancy Introduction to Economics Financial Organization, Money and Banking Mathematics of Finance Statistical and Graphical Methods Calculus Political Theory and Modern Govt, 1 International Political Relations Introductory Psychology - Information from the Registrar 1441 Drummond Street, Montreal, MA.8331 Sir George Williams College OF THE MONTREAL Y.M.C.A.Put hot water - © knitted articles, \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d .MARITIME WOMEN'S ANNUAL REPORT\" SHOWS ACTIVE YEAR \u2018Phe\u2019 Maritime Women\u2019s \u2018Club held - their annual meeting last Thyrsday evening in Tudor Hall, when Miss D.L.Gass, the president, stated that there has been a satisfactory increase in membership, that the club was in good financial standing, and that there had been splendid co-operu- tion in the club's efforts.The financial statement by Miss Florence Sutherland showed receipts in $1,030.53 and money raised for the war chest, $897.56, total of $1,928.09.Donations from the club funds were made to the Anti-Tuber- culosis League, \u2018V\u201d Bundles >f Montreal, Mackay Institute, Win- ona Camp, Montreal Boys.Association, Montreal Children\u2019s Library, School for Crippled Children, and Art Association of Montreal.Donations from the war chest fund went to \u201cH.M.S.Magdalen,\u201d the Allied Post, wool for ditty bags, and many other war activities.The Red Cross committee reported an interested attendance throughout the season.Besides sewing, and surgical dressings, five afghans and a quilt were contributed, and $100 in ditty bags for the Navy League.Contributions to the.Club's \u201cadopted\u201d ship, H.M.S.Magdalen, were reported by Mrs.W.PF, Worfolk.Lieut.N.V.R., Christopher Ellis, R.C.addressed the meeting, telling of his work at Sydney, N.S., as special services officer with the navy.Officers elected The executive elected for 1944- 45 is composed of : President, Miss D.L.Gass; vice-presidents, Nova Scotia, Miss Anne Fraser; New Brunswick, Mrs.F.J.Mac- Gibbon; Prince Edward Island, Mrs.W.P.McVie; corresponding secretary, Miss Ruth King; recording secretary, Miss Evelyn R.Allingham; membership secretary, Mrs, H.T.Mitchell; treasurer, Miss Florence A.Suther- and, Provincial representatives are, Nova Scotia, Miss Rita Bent and Mrs.H.L.MacNaughton; New Brunswick, Miss Kathleen Phair and Miss Margaret L.Wright; Prince Edward Island, Mrs.J.A.MacKenzie and Mrs.Dan Anderson.Chairmen of committees: Arts and letters, Mrs.S.Crawford White; Red Cross, Mrs.A.D.Ross; historical, Miss Mary Sutherland; house and door, Mrs.RE-ELECTED The Maritime Women's Club of Montreal, at its annual meeting on Friday night, re-elected Miss D.L.Gass to the office of president, the club funds of] Marjorie W eaver Is - Busy Navy Housewife Not an idle moment for Marjorie Weaver since the actress\u2019 return from Miami Beach.wnere she saw her husband, Lieutenant Don Briggs off for active duty.In the two weeks before reporting to work in \u201cYou Can\u2019t Ration Love,\u201d Marjorie moved back into the Westwood house Lieutenant Briggs bought for her last year and on her first two days back In town, canned a closet full of fruit and scrubbed all the floors and woodwork by hand.Unable to hire any help and not having been in the house for six months, she had personally to dig up all the devil grass on the hundred foot deep lot, turn the earth over three times, paint trellises and plant calla lily bulbs and a box hedge.C.8S.Richardson; music, Miss Bertha Rogers; social, Mrs.R.P.Freeman; social service, Mrs.L.T.Cronin; press, Miss Ethel Atkinson; sick visiting, Mrs.J.\\R.Pearden; members at large, Mrs.Gordon H.MacDonald, Mrs.A.J.Boyd, Miss Margaret Murray, Mrs.R.J.Russell, THURSDAY sugar.i THE.EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1944 Give Fur Coats Protection ITT SSSR NS D EE Ar: ot From Moths And Dry Heat Ât a time when we are giving more attention to the proper care of the clothes we have, precious furs should especially be looked after, From the National Association of Dyers and Cleaners come these suggestions for protecting Your furs from moths.Besides the dirt and grime they readily pick up, furs\u2019 chief enemies are moths, heat, sunlight, and friction.We can do a good deal to prolong their life and appearance, For example, they should always be hung properly from a hanger with the top bution fastened.We should never allow them to come in contact with hot radiators.Parcels ought to be carried so they don\u2019t rub against them and they should never, be hung in the sun.In many major respects, however, it is far better to play safe and consult professionals at least once a year.Must furs can be cleaned with perfect safety.Some, like American broadtail, Persian lamb, caracul and moleskin, are so tender that they should be cleaned entirely by band, It is of the utmost Jhià in Your You ll Find It Useful RATION COUPONS VALID IN JUNE COUPON NO.June 8th TEA, COFFEE 34 SUGAR 34, 35 : PRESERVES 21, 22 BUTTER 64, 65 June 22nd TEA, COFFEE 35 \u2019 BUTTER 66, 67 COUPON VALUES: Sugar (Red), 1 Ib.; Tea (Green), 4 ox.; Coffee (Green), 1 Ib.; Butter (Purple), V2 Ib.CANNING SUGAR COUPONS \u201cF\u201d (value, 1 lb.sugar), may be exchanged for Preserves Coupons, if desired.See \u2018your Local Ration Board Office, PRESERVES COUPON VALUES: 12 fluid ounces of Jam, Jelly, Marmalade, Maple Butter, Honey Butter; or 15 fluid ounces of Corn Syrup, Canz Syrup, Blended Table Syrup; or 20 fluid ounces of Canned Fruit; or 24 fluid ounces of - Extracted Honey, Maple Syrup; or 40 fluld ounces of Molasses; or 2 lbs.Comb Honey or Maple Sugar; or % Jb.\u2018 ; importance that you take your fur garment to an expert and reliable drycleaner.Quite the reverse of what you might expect, the less expensive the coat the more necessary this is because such coats are often made inexpertly and so may require more skillful handing to avoid hkrm.It ie safer to store your coat than to keep it at home.Professional storage compartments are maintained at the temperature and humidity best for furs, At home.however, your coat may hang in a crowded closet which is not mothproof, and.which may reach a temperature of 90 degrees and a high humidity during the summer.Most storage vault temperatures are kept at about 65 degrees or lower while humidity is maintained constantly at 50 or 55 per cent.Warm closets tend to dry the oils of the peit, which becomes.boardy.This may also cause some of the acid agents used in the original tanning process to rot the skin.Most cleaners are short-handed - PAGE NING SPARE THE HOSE A neighbor told us recently that even before the days of rubber shortage he had always reversed the couplings on his garden hose every third year as a matter of course.Such procedure, he exe plained, takes the strain from that part of the hose which is dragged about so much.He considers that this simple expedient of switche ing the connections makes his garden hose last at least twice as long.We felt that was a welcome tip in days such as these, when everybody is looking for ways and of equipment on hand.E M E.To these days and can\u2019t secure extra labor for seasonal demands.Due to the fact that many service men and women have stored their things before going into the armed forces, furthermore.storage facilities ure severely limited.So on both counts you had better not delay this year unless you want to be kept waiting or are willing to run the risk of being disappointed, New evaporated milk coupons replacing the special \u201cG*' coupons are now being issued in restricted areas.62.63, EXPIRING JUNE 30th BUTTER COUPONS 64, 65 G uaranteed PURE MILK COMPANY,.LIMITED 7 rm means of prolonging the usefuness \u2019 Fr RA SR BARE as vi Capa 1.Ses achats nes tes eg Lo et A AAR AA LEE 0 «rr im 808 heat.Fe I ns es af cA SEE as dde : RRA al a a Lf rE sti © spray EX armes rtm ew THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 2, 1944 Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney in a scene from the film \u201cGirl Craxy,\u201d which opens at the Monkland United Theatre on Friday playing until Tuesday night.At York Theatre Presenting a vivid and memorable story of a little Russian community and ils heroic fight against the Nazi invaders, Samuel Goldwyn's production of \u201cThe North Star\u2019 is hailed as one of the most dramatic screen offerings of recent years.The film is now playing at the York United Thealre until Friday night.Twenty-four featured players | such favorites as Anne Baxter, Rumanian border are celebfating and Damian, and hundreds of extras include Dana Andrews, Walter Huston, Walter Brennan, Ann Harding, Jane Withers, Farley.Granger] and Erich von Stroheim, and the setiings built for the film are said to be among the most extensive and realistic ever cen- structed.The story opens on the eve of the German invasion, as the people of a little village near the a successful farming year.of the young villagers, Two Marina At The Snowdon One of the most tender romantic comedies of recent months starts Saturday at the Snowdon Theatre, when MGM\u2019s \u201cLost Angel\u201d, starring little Margaret O\u2019Brien, the youngster who made such a sensational impact on theatre-goers some months ago in her first-film, \u201cJourney For Margaret,\u2019 has James Craig and Marsha Hunt in her new picture.When a group of scientists undertake a study in experimental Psychology, their - foundling gir! whom they plan to raise scientifically for six years in order to demonstrate that any child can be ga \u2018mental giant.When the day to prove their results arrives, à reporter is sent to interview the child.Irked by her superlor intelligence, he disputes her assertion that there is ng such \u2018thing as magic.This so disturbs the tot that in order to prove her point she runs away with the reporter.Circumstances arise which force him to harbor the child for a time, and during this time the \u201cprodigy\u201d learns of tenderness and love.She gains a sense of human values Which had been deliberately kept from her and in return brings happi- subject is a Alice Faye and James Ellison in the above scene are only two of the stars appearing in the Technicolor film \u201cThe Gang\u2019s All Here, A which opens at the York United Theatre on Saturday playing untif Tuesday night.fiancee.James Craig and Marsha Hunt who demonstrated their flair for comedy in \u2018The Human Comedy\u201d are wonderful foils for little, but amazing Margaret O'Brien in \u201cLost Angel\u201d.The second feature, \u201cSo\u2019s Your Uncle\u201d is a breezy, fast-moving musical comedy starring Donald Woods, Elyse Knox, Billie Burke, Jan Garber and his.orchestra, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Jack Teagarden and his orchestra, the ness to the reporter and his Taylor-Maids and Mary O\u2019Brien.Latest news events and other \u2019 shorts will complets the program.According to Scientific Agriculture, grasshopper bait in which\u2019 the carrier consists of one part by volume of lowgrade flour to 13 parts sawdust has been equally effective as the more expensive bait of equal volumes .of bran and sawdust, under con-.-: ditions representative of the.Northern Great Plains.are planning to marry: some of the school children are preparing to make a holiday trip to Kiev, led by Kolya, an {army bombardier on leave; and the scholarly Dr.Kurin is completing his newest book.Into this peaceful and happy ; ° Audited Statement scene crashes the Nazi wave, The ly (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) Today and Tomerrow SN DEER | A AR Sy ¢ = 2 HATING re die remonter ME on EN oe FT = pice - * : hoilday youngsters are bombed \u2019 from the air, and the village is on village Soviet, sends most of the i ê able-bodied men to hide in the ° À ° D Textile Wages nition, while the rest remain to ominion : ex destroy the buildings and meet How the courage and daring of .some of the inhabitants results in ThE average weekly wage of all plant employees of Dominion Textile armed and dealing out retribution to the German troops and their heavily hit.Rodion, chief of the woods, awaiting guns and ammu- the invading columns.> the little guerilla group being Company Limited during the typical fortnight dealt with in the auditors\u2019 sadistic leader brings on the stir- Serre sé certificate was $24.08.Adult male employees made an average of $30.44 per week: a ik ring climax of the film.and con- + trasts with the romance and The normal working week for the operating force of the mills is Mu à / peacefulness of the earlier se- .wi quences.48 hours with a 50% premium on wage rates for overtime work.Giving the first really authentic glimpses of Russian peasant life that Hollywood has brought to the screen, \u2018The North Star\u201d was directed by Lewis Milestone from the story and screenplay by Lillian Hellman.The picture is an RKO Radio release.The following table shows in detail the age and sex grouping of our employees, together with the average hourly earnings of each group.Average Hourly Earnings , Percentage of Total Working Force GROUP Simile : As meaningless as the Male Employees: cents per hour sum in a financial\u2019 report, to 21 yearsand over $3 1 ES 83 45.9% 56.8 _ .\" \u2019 18-20 Years © 3 3 5333358 53 45.8 J which \u201cbefore taxes\" is append- Under 18 Years § 3 St 30: 8.6 37.4 ed.\u2014Milwaukee Journal.Female Employees: A peace may be 80 wretched 18 Years and Over sss 34.0 42.0 as not to be ill exchanged for Under 18 Years 88555 #ÿ7E 6.2 36.5 war.\u2014 Tacitus.AllEmployees 3 3 5 85355175 100.0 48.9 We have made an examination of the payroll records of Dominion Textile Company Limited for the fortnight ended 4th March, 1944, and wa certify that the above is a correct statement of the age groups and average hourly eamings of all mill employees for the period, P.8.ROSS & SONS, MONTREAL Chartered Accountants, 2e.Open Every Afternoon and Evening Except Mondays when the Park Opens at 7 p.m.WIEBSHOP ATTN DAVE NEL \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u20142 Hit Attractions\u2014\u2014 May 19th, 1944 e Gagfulll ' : .- Girtfulil These figures are based on the earnings of plant employees only: They do not include officials of the company, mill superintendents, assistant WW) Miss superintendents, head office employees or mill office employees._ | TED LEWIS ve Orchestra y VICTORY STARTS SUNDAY + A Human Cannon Ball UNTIL TUESDAY © _ a À Charles BOYER Q \u2018THE ARLEYS DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY % Jean ARTHUR in < Sensational Asrialists « o IS MADE \u201cat m - p.m.- HISTORY ds» p.m.- LIMITED De ALL EVENING TO % Fredric MARCH anc a WOODS Mu = À Joan BENNETT in \u201cTRADE WINDS\" EVERY EVENING AND re SUNDAY AFTERNOON J \u2018\u2019Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 2 194 1944 PAGE ELEVEN NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD NOW AT THE WESTMOUNT! \u2014.Julie Bishop and Errol Flynn in a scene from the film \u2018Northern Pursuit,\u201d which is.now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night.+ Spring Revue To Be Repeated Last Friday The Mary Beetles Spring Revue was presented at the Sun Life Auditorium to a capacity audience by the Kinsmen Club of Montreal in aid of the Milk Fund for Children in Bombed Areas.The program was presented in a showmanlike manner maintaining the high standard always set by this school.The highlight of the oventmg was the ballet \u201cDance of the Hours\u201d with choreography by Jeanne Rodier to Ponchielli's La Glaconda beautifully costumed to represent the hours of the day, Dawn, Day, Evening and Night, with Patsy Parsons and Willlam Turnbull as the lovers and Ann Holland as the Sum, who handled .cannot conceive of such a thing.SATURDAY AT THE SNOWDON! When reporter James Craig meets Margaret O\u2019Brien in \u2018Lost Angel,\u201d coming to the Snowdon Theatre Saturday, he tells her about a thing called magic, but she doesn\u2019t believe him.\u2018Well, it's this way,\u201d Cralg begins, but it's no use because Margaret, 8 child prodigy, This delightful comedy, starring the child sensation of \u2018Journey For Margaret,\u201d starts Saturday at the Snowdon Theatre.professional manner.The Wed- For forty years, Colombia never had an active military official in the country's cabinet, Now in the war, the country\u2019s navy chief has been made War Minister, their respective roles in a very THE KINSMEN CLUB OF MONTREAL presents THE MARY BEETLES SRING REVUE Dramatics - Singing - Dancing - Piano COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME in aid of - THE MILK FUND FOR CHILDREN IN BOMBED BRITISH AREAS ST.RAPHAEL'S CHURCH HALL Saturday, June 3rd, at 2.15 ADMISSION: 50 CENTS EL.5170 - KARATÉ TITI AAA TT JNOUWD ON; DECARIE BLVD, AT SNOWDON STARTING TOMORROW The Sensational Child-Star In Her First Picture Since \u201cJOURNEY FOR MARGARET\u201d GANGSTERS AND GALS!./ AND A GREAT | TO WIN YOUR | AFFECTION! cl starring MARGARET * + O'BRIEN WITH JAMES CRAIG i ADDED ATTRACTION! MARSHA HUNT Aum DONALD MItK { - RAYTIM BOYS MAN CARGER TODAY ONLY wd Mis riders GREER GARSON WALTER PIDGEON \"MADAME CURIE\u2019 IE AIT TI ding of the Penguin and the Panda featured the younger pupils, minus the babies who will be seen next Saturday at St.Raphael's church hall.Carnival .Time, a colorful fantasy, featured the more advanced younger pupils as well as the advanced seniors.Outstanding in this section was Francoise Pate- naude, executing an elaborate acrobatic number on a set of steps, Judith Lennon, Suzanne Beck and Betty St.Alphonse were seen in charming toe numbers.Joan Wil- liscroft combined acrobatic and pantomine., Marilyn Rollo as the Spirit of Tap Dancing, certainly lived up to the name of her dance, performing in a truly professional style rarely seen in one so young, and Elsa Heyden, Michele Lavoie and Carol Thomas, three small dancers who show great promise for the future.The second part of the program was a series of divertissement by the older pupils and included dancing, singing and dramaties.The Pauze sisters presented a Dance Poemon toe, Rosemary Leggett a tap routine, and a very finished duo by the Saunders Sisters and a Clasisc toe by Nancy Saunders, songs by Shirley Dorion, Peggy Hart and the Harmonettes led by Barbara Patterson, with an amusing monologue by Muriel Parker, a dramatic item by Corpl.Allan Edgar, R.A.F., written by himself and Major R.A.Diespeck- er's Prayer for Victory by Mary Ruth Whiting.Mary Iwasaki and Marion Wylie accompanied the dancers in a highly commendable manner and Ruth LeCras accom- ranied the singers.The Kinsmen Club of Montreal will present the second edition of The Mary Beetles Spring Revue at St.Raphael\u2019s Church Hall, Saturday at 2.15 p.m.in aid of the Milk Fund for children in bombed British areas.This program will feature the dramatic, vocal and piano pupils of the sèhool under the direction of Mary Ruth Whiting, Barbara Patterson and Annette Deschamp.The tiny tots will also be seen in dance numbers directed by Jeanne Rodier, assisted by Rosemary Leggett.Mrs.Whiting will present three plays, Farewell to Mother Goose, Bluebeard\u2019s Dilemma and Dogs and Daffodils.Give me the moon at my feet; Put my feet upon the crescent, like a Lord! O let my ankles be bathed In moonlight, that I may go Sure and moon-shod, cool end bright-footed towards my goal.=D.H.Lawrence.ST Lu The town gossip is the only one we priority.\u2014The Denver Post.know who has a high (J pili (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) Starts TODAY until MONDAY \u2014\u2014 TWO BIG FEATURES \u2014 An adventure so va: it took the Northves GERSHWIN'S Famed mea TOMMY DORSEY and his orchestra 2ND BIG HIT ENTERTAINMENT ! TODAY ONLY THE NORTH STAR\u2018 with Anne Baxter, Dana Andrews, Walter Huston, Walter Brennan, Ann Harding, Jane Withers, Farley Granger and Erich Von Stroheim.MARSHA HUNT, JAMES CRAIG and MARGARET O'BRIEN in \u201cThe Lost Angel.\u201d timed) (St.Catherine at Guy Street) STARTS TOMORROW Until TUESDAY EE SEE PHIL BAKER Ç on £ AND His ORCHESTRA Lama à éme 060 7 ke «\\ rs ré 1 Te dustry and the C.C.F.\u201d ; : \u20ac | Prof.Scott ended his talk by to remind myself that the dan- 8 ; saying that public ownership of to realize that with- ger Is still pressing and that we I Lo business is not an aim in itself.7 out the safeguards must continue to hoid firm .- I but that economic security for that have headed off and that means everybody must 1 all is the true alm of society.inflation, my night- play fair and do his part by not t .Under a C.C.F.governinent this come might have be- trying to get some temporary, : will be a greater reality than * fancled advantage at the ex- : ever before.pense of his fellow-Canadians.] LA An interesting question period 4 \u2014 : \u2019 - w followed.This advertisement le enc ol « series being ouod by the Government of Canada te emphasize the importance | | \u2018 : ù _ of provonting further incronses In the cost of living now end deflation later.] Hd : .Invest in War Savings Stamps - : , ] es .amd Certificates.+\" = \u2014 - \u2018Ç 4 press = I y oo "]