The Westmount examiner, 30 mars 1945, vendredi 30 mars 1945

[" \u201c W'ATCHESI Son.in Het\u201d shout as walkeh.we have a grand silestion at ;, \u2026 ly savings + JEWELLERS HMAN'S | 1216 Cress.Ave.in Cans- - vod is slotant priette e new e and 2 \u2014 UNITY BOYS\u2019 CLUB HOLD GYM SESSION ® This picture was taken at the Queen\u2019s School where a large group of boys belonging to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club were attending their weekly Thursday night gym period, under the leadership of Glenn Wood, Director of Physical Education, at the Sir George Williams College.The Thursday night programme includes physical exercises, games and basketball with a sho wer thrown in at the conclusion.\u2014._ : .oe Chester McBride |C.C.F.Organizing Major H.Keefler Westmount Citizen, .ommittee M .: arles Phelan, Dies Rotarian Leader |Committee Meet Wins Promotion e\u2019an, 7 ' , Charles Prevost Phelan, 38, Mourned Here ®_ The Westmount C.C.F.Club _ e held a meeting of the Steering © Malor-Gen.Ralph Holley Keel- 45 merly manager of F.E.Phelan .Committee at the home of Dr, J, le: of 227 Kensington Avenue, Limited, booksellers and station- .Chester Warren McBride was Cyril Flanagher, Federal candi- Westmount, wWho was recently ers, died suddenly at his resi- et Sorn in the United States in 1883, jate for the Westmount-St.An- PTarded the Distinguished Ser- dence, 376 Redfern Avenue.He * resided at 112 Westminster Aven- toine constituenc y, 859 Grosven- vice Order for \u2018coolness, skill and was the husband of the former pe ue, where he lived for nine years, or Avenue on Thursday evening, determination\u2019 which led to one Dora Helen Harvey, and resided and was an employee -of John Lov- March 22.of the most successful operations in Westmount for 31 years.a\u2018 all & Son, Ltd.He was a charter ever undertaken by the Canadian Mr.Phelan was born in Mont- member and past president of the Far reaching decisions were! çth Brigade, according to the of- veal.and was the son of the late th Westmount Rotary, joining the Made in connection with plans for | ficia] citation, has been promoted EU Phelan and Mrs.Phelan a club at the time of its inception.the forthcoming campaign and Ît from the rank of brigadier.He received his education > Mr.McBride was associated (Continued on Page 2) The official announcement gave is, with the Boot and Shoe trade in : No indication as to the nature of (Continued on Page 2) Westmount for 30 years .A Model the command General Keefler was \u2014_ on He Is survived by his wife, the cee given with his promotion.He com- From Ack Ack.former Ethel Mathilda.McLaugh- .manded an artillery formation lin; two daughters, Mrs.Ted Ev- and later an Infantry brigade in ans, and \"Miss Hazel E.McBride; the Normandy fighting.one son, Donald C.McBride; one Lienert eee fine sop © sister, LJ., of ri eut.-Col, J.K.\u2019 - Mrs.J.McConnell, of Morin mer staff officer of M.D, No, 4, Heights; and one grand-daughter, Joan McBride, of Lachute, Quebec.Amongst those attending the funeral were: Dr.Evan Lewis, W.B.Gordon, C.N.R., and Mr.A.W.Callard,.president of \u2018the West- mount Rotary, together with 40 members of the Rotary Club.Fu-| uèral was from the Chapel of Jos.C.Wray & Bro., 1234 Mountain Street, at 2 p.m.on Monday, March 26th, to Mount Royal Cem- êtery.Chester McBride was one of the charter members of the West- mount Rotary Club, was active on 3everal committees, and took a keen Interest in the work of the club on behalf of under-privileged children.He was always deeply \u2014 \u201com:Fage A) - C.W.McBride oo Rotarian | a Rr] now living in Toronto.Prior to the outbreak of war he commanded the first anti-aircraft battery to be incorporated into the non-permanent active militia.He was then a major, but had passed the militia staff course in 1937 and had qualified for the rank of lleutenant-colonel.Following the outbreak of war his promotion was rapid.In April, 1940, he was appointed staff cap- \u2018tain of divisional artillery, and later became the- brigade major.At the third junior war staff course at Camberley, England, in 1941 he graduated with high marks.Promoted to lieutenant- colonel, he was for a time direc- -(Continued on Page 2) .Major-Gen.KEEFLER, D.S.0.ée.To Infantry la - Finished - Refinished A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4268 St.Catherine St, Rotary Project \u2018 Gains Rapidly - ® The Unity Boys Boys\u2019 Club, spon- sored by the Westmount Rotary\u201d: Club as part of their boys\u2019 work campaign, has just about completed its first year of activities.The club was inaugurated last spring with its headquarters in the Cal- fary Church at the corner of Dor- chester street and Greene avenue.This site with a gymnasium, showers and game rooms proved & popular redezvous for boys of all ages, races and creeds.These premises, unfortunately, had to be vacated in the fall and the club was unable to obtain satisfactory accommodations for the boys.However enthusiastic groups of youngsters attended the \u201cgym nights\u201d held weekly at the Queen's school under the leadership of Glenn Wood, director of Physical Education at the Sir George Williams College.The club also hold a swimming night each Tuesday at the Westmount Y.M.C.A., with Al Regenstreif, one of the swimming instructors at the Y.M.H.A,, as coach.The directors of the club are now busy laying plans for a full spring, summer and fall program with the hope that facilities will be obtained whereby the youngsters will have club-room facili- |ties every day of the week.In the meantime all boys interested are .asked to turn out to the gym periods at Queen's school each Thursday night starting at eight o'clock for a session of gym work, basketball and other games or to the swimming periods each Tuesday night at the Westmount Y.The swimming session gets underway at eight-fifteen.Boys Brigade Annual Banquet Great Success © The Rev.Dr.W.Stanford Reid addressed, the annual father and son banquet of the Westmount Boys\u2019 Brigade last- Friday in the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Dr.Reid took for his topic the Object of The Boys\u2019 Brigade, which is, \u2018The Advancement of Christ's Kingdom amongst boys and the promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-Respect and all that tends towards a {rue Christian manliness,\u201d and emphasized very strongly the great importance of building their lives upon that great, solid foundation.Other guests of the evening were Douglas Manuel, formerly of the 77th Belfast Company and now with the Fleet Air Arm, training in Canada.He greeted the Company briefly and stated that it had meant much to him as a boy, up until the time of his enlistment, Rev.Gerald Fee was also at the head table and extended a very wart greeting as well as his best wishes for the Company's success.Gordon MacIntyre.Arthur Hame mond, and G.E.Richardson were also special guests of the evening.Captain J.Howard Richardson presided over the banquet.Awards le At the.display in the High .cu (Continued on Page 2 i AS RTE grr Question \u2014Was there a Tennis Club in Westmount in 1889, and who were the organizers?Answer\u2014In the year 1889, under an old elm tree, later removed In laying out Sherbrooke ptreet, in the municipality of Cote St.Antoine, 11 men gathered together to organize a lawn tennis elub.They were Percy and Guy Simpson, Fred and Arthur Crawford, Jim and Allen Kerr, Douglas MacFarlane, Bob Sweeney, Charlie Raynes, W.A.Hamilton and Harry Penfold.In founding the Cote St.Antoine Lawn Tennis Club, they little dreamed of what a future lay before the game of lawn tennis and the leading part the new club would ultimately play in developing tennis in Canada.The grounds and clubhouse were located at the southwest corner of Kensington Avenue and Sherbrooke street with four grass and two cinder eourts for play after rain.The Club flourished and many championships tournaments were held as well as club matches against McGill, M.A.AA.and Ottawa and such was the interest in the game that many of the leading members turned out at six a.m, to practice and get in condition for these Matches.Ail went well till 1906 when the rented grounds were sold for build lots.Faced with this prob- Jem, strenuous efforts were made to build a new club owning its own property: after many meetings and much effort in selling ptock the necessary funds to make a start with the property were procured and the new grounds below Sherbrooke street between Grey and Vendome avenues were laid out among the hay fields and apple orchards, with nine grass courts and space for seven hard courts, with clubhouse being located at the northeast corner of the grounds beside the large elm tree still standing at that point.On March 18, 1907, the old Cote Club wound up its affairs prior 10 a succeeding meeting at which the Mount Royal Lawn Tennis Club took over.The {following were present at the meeting emong whom will be noted many Jocal and Canadian champions of yesteryear: C, W.Yarker occupied the chair, the others being A.D.Anderson, Dr.D.F.Gurd, A.C.Dunlop, J.D.Bell, Pzul Garneau, T.Y.Sherwell, A, 8.Cassils, R.P.Jellett, S, McKay Edgar, W.A.Holland, F.Peacock, J.A.Pre- vost, James L.McCulloch, J.F.Savage, Royal and Stuart Ewing, R.T.Gaunt, Rex Denne, H.E.and H.M.Suckling and S.Nops.Moving out to the new grounds was quite a venturg as the carline\u2019s western limit was Victoria Avenue, and none of the members drove motors.A three-plank wooden gidewalk marked the way to the grounds along Sherbrooke street and many were the misgivings at moving so far out into the country.The old clubhouse was moved out intact to the new grounds via Western avenue, but before arriving at its destination it successfully blocked the tram lines for some hours at Victoria \"avenue in spite of all the eloquence of the contractors.This contrary ettitude on the part of the clubhouse wag considered to be due to its desire to see a street car which \u201cwere few and far between in those days.The fees of the new club when opened were $18 for men and 87 for ladies.The men enjoyed the privilege of a cold shower and provided their own towel which had seldom dried from the previous day.Possibly the ladies did not play hard enough to require showers as none was provided for them, till on one famous occasion the club was visited by Miss Kay Sutton who later became Mrs.Tom Bundy) champion of the Ne = from Wimbledon, having won thé.English Championship.After a spirited but losing exhibition with the club champion, H., M, Suckling, she demanded & shower, and being a very determined young lady it was necessary to clear all the men out of their locker room to accomplish this purpose, with the club president guarding the door.This incident may have fired the members with enthusiasm for a new clubhouse with hot water\" and showers for everybody which finally took shape in 1912 when the present clubhouse was started.when World War I robbed it of so many leading players, just as Worid Wâär II is doing now.But in the meantime there were some glorious years after 1918 when tennis rode the crest of the wave with visits from time to time of the leading Davis Cup teams of the world, the Americans, Australians, Japenese and Cubans all playing Davis Cup tiles on the grass courts of the Mount Royal Cl to say nothing of exhibition maîches in which French and English champions as well as English Wightman Cup ledies participated.And while the club is again sending of its best to war, the old spirit prevails as evidenced by the turnout to see the exhibition put on in September 1941 on its grass courts by the former English champions in their worthy effort for the Red Cross.Ed.Note.\u2014We are indebted to Mr.Reg.T.Gaunt for his interesting and accurate history of the founding of the developments from 1889 to 1942, Chester McBride (Continued from Page 1) interested in church and charitable work.He was president of Westmount Rotary in the year 1943-44, and was a member of the Montreal West United Church.Aimost all the members of the Westmount Rotary Club were present, headed by Archibald Cal- lard, the president.The Montreal- Westward Rotary Club was represented by Hal Brewerton, president and Willard Mace, past president, as well as many of its members, while the Rotary Club of Montreal was officially represented by J.Wurtele Rankin, president, and Alfred Okill, secretary, with several \u2018other Ro- tarians, as well as many residents, business associates and friends.Major Keefler (Continued from Page 1) tor of military training, holding the rank of full colonel.In 1943 he was given command of a field formation and raised to the rank of brigadier, after he had held \u2018command of a regiment of artillery.Westm\u2019t Citizens (Continued from Page 1) Montreal High School, and was for the last 10 years connected with the Canada Railway News Company, which was founded in 1884 by his family.: In addition to his mother and wife, survivors are: Three bro- there, Maj.-Gen.F.R., Fraser G., and Edward G.Phelan; and six sisters, Mrs.L.H.Kerr, Mrs, J, L.Watt, Mrs.H.Ross Cleveland, Mrs.H.H, Walper, Mrs, O.W.Bartlett, and Miss E.M.Phelan.The Reverend Father Feron of The Ascension Church, officiated at the services, which were held from the Chapel of Jos.United States, on her way back - tte - Ze: Wray, this morning.It was occupied only a short time |- LYLE F.BENSON The debating ability of Lyle DEBATING CHAMPIONS BERT McK.DAVEY E.Benson, Westmount, and Bert MeK.Davey, Notré Dame de Grace, members of the Young Men's section of the Montreal Board of Trade, was last Thursday unanimously endorsed by the three judges, who awarded them the decision which made them the Senior Champions of the Montreal Debating League for this year.The Board of Trade wen all their scheduled debates.Last Thursday they defeated the strong Spoke Club tesm.Previously Joseph Hillwood and Kenneth Scott defeated Loyela College with Peter E.Leonard and John A.Murray beating .the Young Men's Hebrew Association, Optimist Club Buy Farm Convert To Summer Camp Through the purchase of farm property near Brome, which it plans to convert into a boys\u2019 summer camp, the Optimist Club of Montreal is making à big stride to assist underpriviliged boys and strengthen them against causes responsible for juvenile delinquency, John F.Dalton, Superintendent of the Boys\u2019 Bureau, Federation of Catholic Charities, and chairman of the Optimist Club\u2019s Boys\u2019 Work Committee, stated yesterday in an exclusive interview with The Examiner.Purchase of the 340-acre property was completed when Albert C.Lloyd, president of the Montreal club, presented its cheque to the former owner, Gardner Stone.» - - The property contains a three- storey, 15-room house, capable of accommodating 30 boys at one time, and plans are Deing considered to eventually provide space for many more.CONTRIBUTORY OFFERS At the same time, arrangements are nearing completion for a three-day bazaar to be heid in Victoria Hall, on April 12-13-14.Paul Wickham, an ex-president of the local club and former governor of District No.15 of Optimist International ,is head of the Bazaar Committee.No Discrimination No discrimination will be made in the gelection of boys to attend camp, he emphasized, adding that the Optimist Boys\u2019 Camp will be non-sectarian, with provision being made to have religious services for boys of all creeds.There is much need for summer camps of this kind, Mr.Dalton declared, particularly in view of war-increased juvenile delinquency.Such factors as fathers serving in the armed forces and mothers and older children working in munition plants have resulted in lack of parental guld- ance, with the inevitable reaction that youth bas been left pretty much to its own devices, Study and Recreation \u201cThrough classes in dramatics, woodwork and other handicrafts of natural interest .to boys, properly balanced with recreation sessions, the Optimist Club 18 seeking to keep its proteges off the streets and out of harm\u2019s way,\u201d he pointed out.\u2018Now, this camp project will assure that continuity so necessary to the success of any program such as ours,\u201d \u2018Previously, the local club had lost contact with the youth It is \u2018trylag to develop into true Canadians, being obliged to send them to camps operated by other organizations, The Examiner was told.Now it will de able to \u2018maintain year-round supervision of its charges.Although complete programs for this summer's activities have not yet been formulated, it 1» an- \u2018ticipated that à semi-agricultural, | © \u2018The death: of \u2018Bleanor Annesley \u2018Wardleworth, nee Scott, occurred at her residence, 168 Cote Bt.Antoine Road.She was the widow of T.H.Wardleworth, who pre deceased her two years ago.| A native of India, Mrs.Wardle worth came to.Westmount in 1903, soon after her marriage, {She was à past officer of the Women\u2019s Arts Society, and a member of the Handicraft School.Sure vivors are two daughters, Mrs, F, | B.Earle, and Miss Una Wardle.worth; and one\u20ac son, T.H, Wardie \u2018| worth.There arg also two sisters and a brother residing in England, The Rev.\u2019 George Dewey conducted the services which were held from the Funeral Chapel of \u201cTees & Co.last Monday afternoon, Burial took place in Mount Royal \"| Cemetery.- Boys\u2019 Brigade (Continued from Page 1) School, the following boys Were awarded prizes for the Christmas card campaign:-\u20141st prize: L/Cpl, Geo.Smith; 2nd prize: Sgt.Alan Keith; and 3rd prize: Cpl.James \u2018Dugan, each of which received a Brigade Camp Knife, Flashlight and First Ald Kit, respectively.Cpl.lan Campbell and Jame Dugan were awarded their 8 year Anchors.Parents\u2019 Service Sunday evening.& specisl Parents\u2019 Service was held in Mel ville Preshyterian Church, pre ceeded by a route march.On this occasion, the 2nd Montreal Company joined with the let, znd paraded under Captain Jos.- Proctor.Following service, & Fireside Hour was held in the Church Hall where the well known hymng wers featured as well as solos and, musi semi-recreational schedule will be arranged.with some of the boys hired od to carefully selected neighboring farmers.EASTER SERVICE ® The Montreal Presbytery of the United Church Young People\u2019s Unions are again holding their Easter Sunrise Service.The service will be held at the Chalet on Mount Royal, Easter Sunday at 7.30 a.m.Arthur Watson, fellowship convener, will be in gharge of the service, the Easter message will be given by the Rev.G.W.Goth of Westmount Park Church.Rev.W.Talbot Hindley The Rev.W.Talbot Hindley will deliver a Good Friday message at the Emmanuel church on Drummond St.The address, scheduled to start at 8 p.m., will be followed by a series of colored slides depicting the \u201cStory of the War\u201d.Miss Hughene Parkes and Mr.William Brown will be guest soloists at Lhe gathering.The British Army's mobile laundry units can wash all the under-clothing for 12,000 troops every week, Barry Fitzgerald, whose work in \u201cGoing My Way\" has made cinema history, is an accomplished planist\u2014although three years 2go\u2019 cal selections by Mrs.Alltop.and members of the Choir, \u2018Private Monty Dugan and the following cornetists:\u2014Cpl.Ian Campbell, Ptes* Louis Wright and Ton Massey, with Mrs.Colin Forrest presiding at the piano.Captain Richardson acted as chairman for the evening and refreshments were very kindly arranged by the Misses Bertha and Olive Ferguson.Rev.Dr.Mulligan extended & warm welcome to all present, on behalf of the Church.The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all.Since this is Easter week, the Boys\u2019 Brigade will not meet save to attend the Special Easter Ser vice in Emmanuel Church, under the auspices of the Inter Vareity Christian Fellowship, C.C.F.Organizing (Continued from Page 1) is understood that any perso desiring to assist in a voluntary capacity may submit his or her name and address to Miss M Rundle, Room 508, 1224 & Catherine Street, West.Two committee rooms Lavt been opened\u2014one on St.Cath erine Street West and one on 5 Antoine St.i ee Astronomers estimate that ib temperature .on Mars registers 6 degrees Farenheit at noon al drops to 40 below at midnight._\u2014 ot DR.E.M.GALARNEAU Surgeon-Dentist 312 LANSDOWNE AVE.DExter 7030 - \" (Between Sherbrooke & Western) : \u2014\u2014 Barrieter and Soliekor - - Telephone HOWARD S.ROSS K.C.57 St.James St.West > à HA.9238 es Con as ITS REF haa Int @ A.C.weekly lu Giverin, h Ject \u201cCaou American fa Westn Hono {© The W sending le - whose na sociation ] son can &c address of \u2018\u2018\u2019ames are appreciate WI.2159.Russell \u201c Paul Ashle \"ham Asht Algate, Dc \u201cner Ang Thomas A \u2018Roy Brow Brewer, A Bye, Tho: Craig, A.Crimmins, Chartrand Rebecca Dies Afi © Follow Miss Rebe ed at her calfe Ave: of age, a mount for A nativ teauguay, from Roy 1897, and At the Pr New York intendent terian Hos Services dence, w Dewey o place in ] See P, DEC And El High CI -f ' Repairing 4883 Ce raged \\Dnesley pceurred Bt.An.) widow ho pre.0.Wardle punt in arriage, the Wo.member 1.Sure \u2018Mrs, F, Wardle.Wardie.p sisters pngland, ey con ch Were hapel of ternoon, 1t Royal de e 1) vs Were hristmas L/Cpl.gt.Alan |.James ceived à ashlight ectively, James r 8 year peciel in Mel ch, pre On this al Cor- et, and 8, Proc Fireside rch Hall ing wWers nd, musi ton.and Private ollowing ampbeil, d Ton Forrest Captain man for shments à by thé erguson nded 4 sent, 0b evening y all.eek, 11 eet save iter Ser h, under Varsity Zing e 1) persos oluntary or her Miss M 224 Bt 18 Lave t.Catl- e on St that ibé isters 6 oon and ight, ec - whose names appear on the As- \u2018\u2018pames are listed here, we would \" Paul Ashley, Keith Bardwell, Gra- \u201cham Ashton, Steve Byers, Arthur \u201cner -Roy Brown, James Clarke, Basil 5 DExter 1132 we Shoes.se.Wet | = \u2019 ata + 2, 5 UE \"FORUM GROCERY à Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, 2209 St.Catherine West.LICENSED GROCER Cigarettes, etc, Fl.4744 (Near The Forum) PACE THRES \u201cA.C.\u201d McGiverin Gives Interesting Lecture : @ À C.McGiverin addressed the Westmount Rotary Club at \u201ctheir weekly luncheon held last Wednesday at Victoria Hall.Mr.Me- Giverin, himself à long standing Rotary member, chose as his subject \u2018\u201cCaoutchouc,\u2019\u201d\u2019 the French spelling of the name that the South American Indians gave to rubber in its original raw state.Westmount YMCA Honour Roll List {@ The Westmount Y.M.C.A.is sending letters to all the men sociation Honor Roll.If any person can advise us of the Montreal address of any of the men whose appreciate it very much\u2014Phone WI.2159.Russell Allen, Ross Bartram, Algate, Douglas Bourke, D.Ray- Angus, Douglas Bentley, Thomas Argue, W.F.Campbell, Brewer, Allan Cameron, Norman Bye, Thomas Cochrane, Gordon Craig, A.W.Bridgewater, Allan Crimmins, Xarl Birks, Phillip Chartrand, Stewart Bross, Rebecca W.Cross, 82, Dies After Illness © Following a lengthy illness, Miss Rebecca W.Cross succumbed at her late residence, 269 Met- calfe Avenue.She was 83 years of age, and a resident of West- mount for a great many years, A native of Point Round, Cha- teauguay, Miss Cross graduated from Royal Victoria Hospital in 1897, and did post-graduate work at the Presbyterian Hospital in New York.She was also superintendent of nurses at the Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago.Services were held at the residence, with the Rev.George Dewey officiating.-Burial took place in Mount Royal Cemetery.Sree * Introduced by P.J.McAndrews, | chairman of the Rotary program committee, the genial speaker traced the history of rubber from sent day of synthetics.Briefly tracing the history of rubber the speaker stated \u201cNot a great deal is recorded about Ca- outchoue until 1736 \u2018when the French Academy sent La Con- damine to Brazil and his report Is the first particular description of the material.\u201cIn 1768 M.Grossait published experiments which consisted of producing tubes of soft caoutchouc using ether and boiling water.\u201cIn 1770 Dr.Priestly found ft suitable for erasing pencil marks and it was to Dr.Priestly that credit was given for the change in name to \u2018India Rubber\u2019.It was thought the material came from the Indies hence the associated words.\u201cIn 1797 in England a Mr.Johnson obtained a patent for waterproofing fabric by Eovering one side with a varnish made by dissolving rubber in equal parts of oil of turpentine and spirits of wine.To cover up the sticky surface he added flocked mater- {als.; \u201cIt was not until 1819 that Mackintosh used oil of Naptha as & solvent and was.able to coat fabrics for waterproof garments.Mackintosh established a factory in Glasgow for this purpose.\u201cThe name Mackintosh has remained for over a hundred years as descriptive of a type of garment, - \u201cGetting over again to this side of the Atlantic it was in 1825 that Thos.C.Wales, a Boston merchant, Introduced overshoes made by the natives of Brazil and later on footwear was sent to (Continued on Page 20) the first historical record of the |.\u2018| French Academy until the pre- Rubber Development T Traced By Rotary Club Speaker | Victoria Hall Saturday, March 81: Westmount Stamp Club Exhibition; Johnny Holmes Dance.Monday, April 2: Tuesday, April 8: British Israel Society; St.John's Ambulance; Westmount City Garden Lectures.: Wednesday, April 4: British Israel Society; Electra Chapter O.E.S.; Rotary Club Lunchliéon.Thursday, April 5: Westmount Women's .Club Red Cross Meeting; Westmount Stamp Club; Oasis Temple Meeting; \u2018W.R.C.N.S.Supper Dance.Friday, April 6: N.D.G.Women's Club Members\u2019 Day; 14 Island Lake Club Dance; B.J.Cough- lin & Co.Banquet and Dance; Caledonia Society Meeting, ° Major G.J.Berger Receives Promotion e Promotion of Gordon J.Berger, 25, of 396 Grosvenor Ave, Westmount, from captain to the rank of major, has been announced by General Eisenhower's Headquarters in the European theatre of operations, On the special staff of Major- General Harry B.Vaughan, Jr, Major Berger hag served as Chief of Public Relations for the United States Army in the British Isles since last September.Previously, he served as Public Relations Officer for the Southern Base Section in England, known as the \u2018\u2018invasion take-off\u201d base.For his organization and operation of public relations activities covering the invasion of Europe he recéntly was awarded the Bronze Star.Born in the United States, Maj.Berger has lived in Canada practically all his life.He is a graduate of Westmount High School, and was on the advertising staff of the Mount Royal Hotel.He joined the U.S.Army as a private in March, 1942.Maj.Berger is the only son of Mrs.Frieda Berger, who lives at the Grosvenor Avenue address.© Entries are being received at the Westmount Y.M.C.A, for the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show, which will be lield there during the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th of April.' Advance indications show that this will probably have the largest number of entries of any that has ever been held.A large scale publicity campaign has been waged amongst the .youth of the community, and over five hundred entries are anticipated by entry manager Jim Parsons.The Westmount Hobby Show is spohsored annually by the Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hi-Y Clubs in the high school, and it is run solely as a service to the young people of the city of Westmount.Along with this, the Y.M.C.A.Is this year donating their building to the effort for the full four days.During the past week the booklet has been distributed in local schools, and in it, are contained the rules and regulations, the calendar of events and the list of departments.Copies of this bok- let may be obtained free of charge at the Y.M.C.A.Westmount Hobby Show To Be Held At Local \u201cY\u201d The official opening will take place on Wednesday, April 4, with Mayor Adams officiating.It ia scheduled for eight o'clock, and will be followed by the girls\u2019 swimming meet.On Thursday, the events will really start to move with checkers, chess and table tennis in the afternoon, and the boys\u2019 swimming meet and indoor athletics in the evening.Friday will see the games finals and the big music and entertainment night in the evening, both at the \u201cY.\u201d On Saturday the pet show will till the afternoon, and the official closing and presentation of prizes will take place at 8.00 p.m.This promises to be one of the best parts of the whole show and well over a hundred dollars\u2019 worth of prizes have been donated by civic-minded companies and patrons.Much of the credit for this show is due to the members of the Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hi-Y Clubs, who have spent s0 much of their time for this cause.Members of the executive include Warren Chippendale, President; Bob Keefler, Martha Warren and John Pepper.3 Help The is Red Cross \"SALADA' TEA RADI (At Melrose) SERVICE Booth Bros ELECTRICIANS (Establishea Over 25 Years) 5714 Sherbrooke Street W.Oo EL.7379 PAINTING DECORATING And Minor Repairs J.A.Bethune COLOR SUGCESTIONS AND ESTIMATES FREE AT; 7192 F.L.SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's \u201cTAILOR Codd assortment of imported goods always in- stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing 4083 SHERBROOKE WEST ELvocd 0082 LIEUT.DONALD DODDS TATA ly nmin rigs - \u201cmount, whe.are.officers on the LIEUT.J.K.MOWAT © Lieutenant Densid Dodds, 23, of.58 Belvedere road, Westmount, -and Lieutenant J.K.Mowat, R.C.N.V.R., of 646 Cariten Avenue, West- H.M.C.S.Trentonian, a corvette Foamy Toryodosd i The Ante hile en convey duty.: CITY OF WESTMOUNT Second In À Series Of FREE LECTURES GARDENS and GARDENING at VICTORIA HALL TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 8.15 P.M.Subjects: Lawns and Shrubs \u2014 Foundation Planting All citizens interested in gardens and gardening , are invited to attend A discussion period will follow the lecture \u2018 Lecturer: ) EK.J.Anderson, Superintendent of Westmount Parks THÉ EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount Garden Srburd of Canada\u2019s Metropolis.Poblisked Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.Wainut 2773% : \u201cThe Examines\u201d aims te be a: independent, clean mowspaper for the home, doveted te publie service.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1945 CANADA URGING FREER TRADE An historic tariff battle is shaping up quick- y in the United States Congress with the aunching of the administration\u2019s bill to extend the reciprocal trade agreements act and permit further tariff cuts, reports the Financial Post\u2019s Washington correspondent, The bill disclosed that the Roosevelt administration has set its sights on bringing the American tariff down to a level only 25% as high as the 1930 Hawley-Smooth tariff which represents the peak high tariff in this country\u2019s history, Writing from Ottawa, the Post's Kenneth Wilson discusses the recent Roosevelt-King conversations, thus: \u201cIt can be stated very definitely that Canada took the lead at Washington in initiating the discussions on freer world trade.\u201cOut of these discussions, Prime Minister King and President Roosevelt produced a joint statement which expressed the mutual belief: \u2018that the solution of questions of international economic and trading policy should be sought along bold and expansive lines with a view to the removal of discriminations and the reduction of barriers to the exchange of goods between all countries.\u2019 \u201cThough Canada met a very ready and appreciative response to this question of freer postwar trade, there is no expectation that anything very sudden in the way of a \u2018free trade\u2019 agreement will materialize.\u201d Wilson, reporting new recognition of the need for speed in these negotiations, says of Britain's situation: \u201cUnless some positive action is taken in the next few months to bring trade matters toa head along multilateral lines, it seems inevitable that Britain may find herself drifting closer and closer toward bilateral or barter deals within the so-called sterling bloc, Thus Canada, as a nation whose trade eggs are about equally divided between British and U.S.baskets, has a very \u201clarge stake in seeing the two big Anglo-Saxon countries come together.\u201d SMOKING A PIPE \u2019 A correspondent says that he has tried many times to smoke a pipe, but failed to get the least satisfaction from it.i The reason, he thinks, is that he didn\u2019t start early enough.From this he concludes that bad, as well as good, habits are acquired early in life.Thereafter we are more or less immune, he says.\u2018Although there is much in this, it is unfortunate that he chose smoking to prove his point.None of the women who are my contemporaries smoked or drank liquor until it became fashionable to do so.They were then in their middle twenties.Now a good part of them smoke cigarettes and toss down cocktails like nobody\u201d s business, Genuine pipe-lovers are peculiar people.Emotional stability seems to be, characteristic of them.This may be the reason why pipe-smoking seldom appeals to women or nervous men.IN THE NAME OF RACIAL PURITY The Nazis have used their pseudo-scientific theory of racial purity to justify their cruelty to the Jews, but other races than the Jews have suffered.We learned recently that systematic extermination of the gypsy poulation of Germany was carried out, and all of the few thousands\u2019 of gypsies among the 68,000,000 of greater Germany were killed.The same thing was done in Poland; wherever gypsies were found they were sent to the terrible camp at Troblinka, where they were gassed and cremated.What justification there was for this slaughter, apart from pure cussedness, we do not know, for the gypsies are among the purest Aryan peoples of the world.Perhaps Hitler hated them because they were such poor Nazi material.It is impossible to impose order or discipline upon a gypsy; it is impossible to affect him with propaganda, for he instinctively questions everything he is told; it is impossible to impress him, and it is impossible to quench his lively sense of humour.We confess to a great admiration and affection for the -gypsy people for these very reasons, and we can understand why they would not {it into the Nazi pattern.\u2014Peter- borough Examiner.THE DXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1945 THE FORUM Conducted by\u2019 HOWARD $, ROSS, v w not accept responsibility for th Im Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed - The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and it doss | em, K.C., D.CL .= 4 ~ Feb.8, 1945, & pañ-Arab League Arabia.| movement.attention will be given to problems like those of Palestine, of the Suez Canal region and of the future of the fabulous Arabian oil.The Arab League will put a new aspect on international affairs from Tunisia to India.Some students of the middle east think it may have as important a relation to future peace as the Yalta and San Francisco conferences, + J » The Chinese have a four-charac- ter proverb, which might be paraphrased, \u201cUltimate truth Is unitive.\u201d & » & The only way strife between nations, as between individuals, can be effectually prevented is by the practice of the Golden Rule\u2014 the Sermon on the Mount\u2014in all their relations, This has wisely been called *\u2018Christianity\u2019s hidden talent.\u201d\u2014Francis M.Hall, Cleveland, Ohio.# & = The X-Ray is very clost to baving its golden anniversary.It was in November, 1895, that Professor William Rosentgen, in his laboratory at the University of Wurzpurg, accidentally found that the emanations from a vacuum DIE LORELEI] © VAE tube had passed through opaque materials and caused a photographic to be fogged.Two months later he was able to photograph, before Wurzburg Medical Society, the bones in the hand of their president, The X-Ray, like every other machine, is only a machine; it tells all, does all, but it doesn\u2019t know all.It still requires the brain and experience to interpret its fascinating relations.» + » Red Cross volunteer workers have turned out 2 billlon bandages since.August 1942, This is enough gauze to make a 3-foot band around the world 6 times.* # LS England\u2019s first daily newspaper was published by a Elizabeth Mal- lett in 1702.» LS + C.B.Sawday, oldest Baptist minister in England died recently at the age of 100.His long ministry had brought him into close fellowship with many famous ministers of the past.» L * * An interesting brochure issued by the National Dairy Council of Canada tells of the importance of, as a rule, the gentle and well mannered cow and the milk she produces, and what she means to the economy of our country.Out of every dollar spent by housewives more than one-third goes for dairy products, Those products are the basis of business amounting to nearly $400,000,000 a year.The national investment in the dairy business is around $3,- 830,000,000.About 17 per cent of our population is employed in the industry and about 500,000 farmers depend wholly or to a large extent on their milk cheques.Europeans have thought the Arab was too congenital an individ- .ualist, and his different governments too jealous of \u201cthelr separate prerogatives, ever to get together \u2018in an effective union.But on was formed at Cairo.Fully accredited delegates from Egypt, Irak, Transjordan, Syria and Saudi The refusal of Saudia Arabia to cooperate has slowed up the Great significance attaches to the fact that on the sece ond day of the conference the Arab observer from Palestine was Invited to consider himself a full member.Peace Conference is held careful No doubt when the milk is handled or processed.The daily output of millions of cows represents 17,500,000,000 pounds of milk or sufficient to fill 14,000,000,000 pint bottles.If all the eight-gallon cans required to by side they would form a circle around the globe.And yet Canada and Canada's export trade needs more.This shows, as the brochure points out, the value of breeding \u201ccows that give a high yield of milk, In addition to those directly engaged In the industry, there are those in the feed industry, those who make boxes, metal milk and cream ca\"s, glass bottles, paper and wooden products, those engaged in highway, railway and ocean transportation, besides thousands engaged in retail stores.The average Canadian home uses 500 quarts of milk a year, being the highest rate of cone sumption in the world a record of which we should be very proud, for at the United Nations\u2019 Conference on food for the distressed people in Europe, held a few months ago, milk was named as the \u2018most complete single food.\u201d We should all unreservedly endorse the slogan \u201cDrink More Milk.\u201d LOW BLOOD PRESSURE OFTEN GOES WITH UNDERWEIGHT It is known to most of us that overweight increases the blood pressure in a certain percentage of men and women.By cutting down on foods and liquids high blood pressure may be prevented.What is not so well known is that underweizht often goes with low blood pressure.About 50 per cent or more of underweights have low blood pressure.7 Despite the fact that low blood pressure individuals live longer they do not have the degree of health of those with normal blood Accompanied by a driver, major in a motor vehicle was stopped by the sentry on guard at a cross-roads.\u201cWho-goes there?\u201d \u2018One major, a one-ton truck of fertilizer, and one buck private.\u201d They were allowed to proceed, but at every crose-roads they went through the same formula, it they were likely to be stopped \"| again.\u201cI guess 80,\u201d replied the major.\u201cWell, majdf,\u201d sald the private, \u2018the next time we are stopped would you miné giving me priority over thre Jertilizer?\u201d : 1 Six of Sql Hurok\u2019s loveliest ballerinas recently spent part of their day off at Barry Sullivan's home learning to.do the old-fashioned American square dance, -.| There are 4,600 factories in which contain the milk were placed side pressure.Good food, more rest, and light exercise usually increase the blood pressure, (Copyright) After a time the driver asked | er C Trinity } Easter Paster Su o'clock 1 Church by phoir of th ction of T ervice wi of eight pa followed b: The carc er Day, no weetly\u2014S 654); 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All seats Chure \"The Li &w Rev.Syden Rev.| 4 C am, a.m.mon, 7.30 9.30 12.00 noon duct land, p.m.0 p.m.Fathe S.5.J os 9.30 8.00 6.00 10.15 11.00 3.00 7.00 divide parate - ut on ly ac- Saudi ip the je sec- e was n the which dons of 00,000 to fill , It all red to od side ; circle Janada needs ochure eeding eld of tly en- re are those lk and paper se en- y and sides stores.home , year, f con ord of proud, * Con- iressed a few ned as food.\u201d ly en- More FTEN IGHT 18 that blood entage rutting 8 high rented.pwn is 8 with ut 50 reights * blood longer ree of | blood d light > the ver, à e was ard al uck of rate.\u201d roceed, y went asked | topped major.rivate, topped riority ES : \u201c st bal- f thelr ; home hioned Frinity Memoria Church Paster \u2018carols will \u2018be sung on Master Sunday evening at seven o'clock in Trinity Memorial Church by the boys\u2019 and men\u2019s shoir of the church, under the dir- ction of Dr.Arthur Egerton, The service will include the reading of eight passages of scripture, each followed by appropriate carols.The carols are as follows: Easter Day, no man may carol thee too swaetly\u2014Samuel Scheidt (1587- 654); This 1s the day the Lord |g Mhaih made\u2014German Easter melody, 1560; Tle morning of Salva- tion\u2014Piae Cantiones, 1582; Sun, it thou think thy sphere\u2014French une of 17th cen.\u2014Come ye faith- ul, raise the strain\u2014J.H.Schein, (1586-1630 ; O sons and daughters - ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH or.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave.Westmount Rev.A.T.Leve, M.A, Rector EASTER DAY 6.00 am, Holy Communion,* 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m, Choral Communion and Sermon.Rev.Principal A.H.McGreer will preach.Children\u2019s Service 7.30 p.m.Festal Evensong.WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m.War Intercession.THE CHURCH IS OPEN DAILY Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Clergy Rev.Canon R.a th Nayler, Rector Rev.Gordon G.Mercer, Assistant GOOD FRIDAY 10.00 a.m.\u2014Morning prayer followed by Aunte-Communion, 12.00 Noon.\u2014Three Hours Service.\u2014 Conducted by the Rev.E.S.Reed.4.30 p.m.\u2014Service for Children, EASTER EVE 7.09 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion, EASTER DAY 6.00 o.m.\u2014Holy Communion, 7.4 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.8.15 a.m\u2014Holy Communion especially for Confirmation Class and their families.9.30 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.\u2014Cheral Communion.8.00 p.m.\u2014Service for Children.Presentation of Pyramid boxes.00 p.m.\u2014Carol Service.EASTER MONDAY 7.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.EASTER TUESDAY 10.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.WEDNESDAY IN EASTER WEEK 7.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.THURSDAY IN EASTER WEEK 10.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion, All seats free and unappropriated.Church of The Advent \u201cThe Little Church on Wood & Western,\u201d Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Recter Rev.Reginald G.Stewart, Assistant Priest GOOD FRIDAY 7.30 a.m.Mattins' añd Litany.9.30 a.m, Table Prayers and Sermon.12.00 noon.Three Hours\u2019 Vigil.Conductor, Rev, Father McCaus- land, S.S.J.É.\u2018 p.m.Children\u2019s Service, p.m.Evensong, Preacher, Rev.Father Roland F.Palmer, S.S.J.E.EASTER EVE a.m.Mattins and Table Prayers, p.m.Evensong.EASTER DAY am, 7.00 am, 8.00 am, and \u20189.30 a.m, Holy Communion, am, Mattins, am.Solemn Eucharist and Procession.p.m, Children\u2019s Vespers.Presentation of Mite Boxes, o.m.Solemn Evensong and Procession.;, +.4.00 8.00 9.30 8.00 6.00 10.15 11.00 3.00 7.00 let us sing\u201415th: -century French tune; On Easter morn, e\u2019er break of day\u2014Scottish traditional tune; Magdalen, \u2018 sighs\u2014Calogne melody, 1628; Baster Sequence\u2014Christians, to the Paschal Victim\u2014Plainsong by Wipo, 1030; This joyful Easter- tide\u2014Dutch Carol, 1713.A group of organ pieces will be added: Fugue in G minor (Bach), O Sons and Daughters (Egerton), Pastorale.(Hugh Bancroft), Pro- | cessional Piece (Egerton).* = * | Westmount Baptist | Easter will be observed at both services on Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.The morning sermon Will find: its source and warrant in the text:\u2014\u201c\u2018\u2019But God Raised Him From The Dead\u201d.Music by the Choir will be as follows: \u2014Chorus\u2014By Early Morning Light (Old melody, arrg'd.by Dickinson); Chorus\u2014Christ the Lord is Risen (Whitehead); Solo \u2014I Know That My Redeemer Liveth Handel).Communion Service will be held at 12 o'clock noon.Our Lord has invited all His children to be His Guests at the Table of Remembrance.- \u2018Worshippers at the avening ser- Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.Rev.J.A.Johnston, D.D., Minister Mr.Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster EASTER SERVICES Easter Music and The Easter Message.1.00 a \u201cBUT GOD RAISED.\"HM FROM THE DEAD\" Communion at noon.Choral Music: By Early Morning Light Dickinson; Christ the Lord Is Risen \u2014 Whitehead; I Know That My Redeemer Liveth \u2014 Handel.30 p.m.thems: \u201cRing out, Christ is riseri\u201d; \u201cTHE CHURCH OF THE RISEN CHRIST\u201d Baptismal Service.Choral Music: King of Kings \u2014 Sheily; Joyous Easter Song \u2014 Dickinson, Dr.Johnston will preach.Visitors will be cordially welcomed.Church of the Redeemer LUTHERAN Clarke Ave., at Western, Westmount Rev.J.F.Neudoerffer Miss V.Benson ~ Organist GOOD FRIDAY 8.00 p.m.Evening Service.\u2018The Saving Power of the Cross.\u201d EASTER SUNDAY 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Easter Service with Holy Communion.You Are Cordially Invited To Worship With Us.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and * Cote St.Antoine Road Clergy: Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, Th, MC.Assistant: Rev.Robert Mackie, B.A, EASTER DAY 7.00, 8.00, 9.30 a.m, Holy Communion.1 11.00 am.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon, Preacher: The Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver.3.00 p.m, Scholars\u2019 Service, Address and Offering of Mite Boxes.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rev.Robert Mackie.Tuesday and Wednesday ie Easter Week cease from sobs andj | : Dominion-Déuglas | Easter Services will be held in Dominion-Douglas - Church next Sunday.In the morning, Dr.Lloyd; Smith takes as his subject: \u201cThe Power of an Endless Lite\u2019.\u2026 , The Church School will hold a, Special Open Session at 3 p.m.when, under the direction of Miss Winnifred Parker, the Easter Story will be presented in dramatic form.The evening \"service will be largely musical.Mr.Leonard Grif- tith, B.A., will preach on \u201cAn à | Easter Journey\", There will be no meeting of the Sewing Circle on Monday.On Tuesday, the Women\u2019s Association will meet at 10 a.m.with luncheon at 1 p.m.All women invited.The Red Cross Unit is at work every Wednesday from 10 a.m.to $ p.m.and there is abundance of work for all who: come.\u2018 - x | Calvary Church | * * In Calvary Church on Good Friday at 8 p.m., \u201cPilgrim Trails to Oberammergau and its World Famous Passion Play\u201d, will be presented and illustrated with beautiful colored slides by the Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones.The Pilgrim Trails will lead through Northern France, Belgium, Holland and Germany.Among the centres to be visited will be Cologne, Co- blentz, Nuremburg, Munich and Berlin, Dr.Jones was in some of these areas following the Armistice that closed the last Great War, and they were visited by him in 1930 when he represented the Canadian Christian Endeavourers at their World Conference in Berlin, and he attended The Passion Play in Oberammergau.Easter Sunday will be a day of joyous services in Calvary commencing with an Easter Carol Service at 10.45 a.m.under the direction\u2019 of the Organist Mr.A.J.Binnie.The morning worship with special music will follow at 11 a.m.with the Communion of the Lord\u2019s Supper and reception of new members.All are urged to be in their seats before the carol service.At 3 p.m.in the Church Hall the Church School will present the Easter Cantata-Pagean entitled \u2018The Master Liveth\u201d, with special | music by the Junior Choir, directed by Miss Vera Jamieson.On account of this special service there will be no session of the.Church School at 10 a.m.The Nursery Division and the Mission Band will meet as usual during the morning period of worship from I1 a.m.to 12 noon.Rev.T.W.Jones will conduct the services of worship and preach in the morning on the theme \u201cWelcome, Happy Morning\u201d, and at the evening service Dr.Jones will preach on the theme, \u201cThen Came Jesus\u201d.Gatherings during the week following Easter will include the Young People\u2019s Union on Monday at 8.15 p.m., the Women's Association on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.and the Red Cross on Thursday from 10.30 a.m.to 4 p.m.10.00 a.m, Holy Communion, vice will witness \u201cA Scene amid Baptismal Waters\u2019, The theme of the address will be \u2018The Church of The Risen Christ\u201d.The Choir Will present choral numbers as follows:\u2014Duet, Quartette and Chorus\u2014King of Kings (Shelly); Duet and Chorus\u2014Joyous Easter Song (Old melody, arrg\u2019'd by \u2018Dickinson.) Visitors and new friends will be most cordially welcomed at all services, The Mid-Week Service of the Church takes place on Wednesday evening at 8 p.m, 1 St.Luke\u2019s United I = * 1 | Westmount Park I * Sunday morning the minister, Rev.Ralph E.Spencer, will preach on the subject \u2018\u2019The Glad News of Baster\u201d.There will be- à special reception and communion service at 10 a.m.when twenty-two young men and women are uniting with the church after six weeks of study and preparation.In the evening the minister will take as his theme \u201cWhat Think Ye of Christ?\u201d + A Service on Good Friday will be held at 10 a.m.The minister's subject will he \u201cHis Cross and Ours\u201d.The Choir will sing \u201cThy Will Be Done\u201d by Maunder, and there will be a \u2018contralto solo, \u201cHe Was Despised\u201d (Messiah).The Woman's Association will meet on April 11th instead of the first Wednesday.There will be no executive meeting.The Sunday School will present & Concert on April 13th.Tickets may be secured from the teachers and scholars.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, Minister - EASTER DAY 11.00 a.m.\u201cIll be back\u201d (and the third day he shall rise again}.7.30 p.m.\"What Easter Means to Me\u201d (because | live he shall live also).The Minister, Rev.J.D.Wilkie, will preach at both services.Special Easter Music A.McPherson, Organist and Choir Director Sunday School at 11.10 a.m.You Are Invited To All Services Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, , D.D.\u2014 GOOD FRIDAY 8.00 p.m.\u2014Pilgrim \u2018trails to Oberam- mergau and its World renowned Passion Play, illustrated with beautiful slides by Dr.Jones.Places visited will include, Northern France, Belgium, Holland, and within Germany, Berlin, Colog The Rhine Valley, Nuremburg, Munich and other centres.Doors open at 7 o'clock, silver collection, EASTER SUNDAY a.m.\u2014Easter Carols will be rendered by the Choir in the Church balcony.a.m.\u2014Joyous Easter Service, special music.Sermon theme, \u201cWelcome, Happy Morning\u201d.Noon \u2014Communion of the Lord\u2019s Supper and reception of new members into the Church.p.m.\u2014Inspiring Easter Cantata- Pageant \u201c\u2019lhe Maste.Liveth\u201d by Church School and Junior Choir will be given in the Church Hall (entrance Greene Ave.) All Aare invited.p.m.\u2014Special Easter music.Sermon theme \u201cThen Came Jesus\u201d.p.m.\u2014Communion of the Lord\u2019s Supper and reception of new members.All are invited to share In the services and the Communion of the Lord\u2019s Supper.10.45 11.00 12.00 -3.00 7.30 8.30 CHRISTIAN and MISSIONARY ALLIANCE: N.D.G.CHAPEL 5160 Sherbrooke St.W.{Near Marlowe Ave.) Rev.Edgar Lorimer, Minister Phone CR.0618 GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 30 11.00 a.m, Rev.Hy Curwen, 3.00 p.m.Rev.Kar! Goldberg.8.00 p.m.Miss Dorothy Kenyon, Each Service will be preceded by half hour of prayer, SUNDAY, APRIL Ist 3.00 p.m.Mr.G.Vanderlip, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th 8.00 p.m.Prayer and Fellowship The season of Easter wili be fittingly celebrated in Westmount Park Church next Sunday with sermons and music.Mr.Goth will preach at both services taking as his topic in the.morning:- \u2018The Fact of Easter\u201d and in the evening \u201cIf Christ be not Risen.\u201d The mid-week service will be held on Wednesday at 8 p.m.in Webster Hall.St.Luke\u2019s United THE FRIENDLY CHURCH Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A., B.D.EASTER SUNDAY 10.00 a.m.Reception of new meme bers and Communion, 11.00 am.\u201cThe Clad News of Easter.\u2019 Church Schoo! Classes Meat as Usual, 7.30 p.m.\"What Think Ys of Christ?\u2019 Anthems a.m.As It Began to Dawn, Vincent, Before the Dawn, Sibelius.m.Christ Is Risen, Maunder.Before the Dawn, Sibelius.Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem, Hall.Cood Friday Service - 10 a.m.W.W.Barlow.Organist and Choirmaster.Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd.cor, Lansdowne Ave.\u2014 L Minister: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.EASTER SERVICES A 11.00 a.ra \"The Power of An Ende less Life.\u201d The Minister, 3.00 p.m.Special Open Session, ~ Church School.Easter Program.7.30 p.m.Musical Service.\u2018An Easter Journey,\u201d Leonard Griffith, B.A, J.M.Walkley, Organist Mr, Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Minister: i ev.George W.Coth, B.A, B.D, SUNDAY, APRIL 1st 11.00 a.m, \u2018The Fact of Easter.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School, 7.30 p.m.\u201cIf Christ Be Not Risen.\u201d J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M,, Choir Director Mrs.S.C.Burgess, Organist St.Andrew's Church Westmount Cote St.Antoine Rd, near Argyle Ave, Assistant-Minister: Rev.Cersld Fee, B.Com.\u2018 \"EASTER SERVICES 11.00 a.m.Rev.principal H.A.Kent, M.A., D.D., Queen's Theoloe gical College, 7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Afterglow of Easter.\u2019 Preacher: Rev.Gerald Meeting.\u201c ALL ARE WELCOME Fee.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society, wp rN Ny rs a We = Mrs.Frank T.Caldwell\u2019 entertained at the tea \u2018hour on Sunday for her sister-in-law, Mrs.Jack Caldwell, and Mrs.Allen Watt who has just returned after spending six months with her husband at Goose Bay, Labrador.The table was centered with daffodils and sr Mrs, Caldwell\u2019s sister, Mrs.or Robert A.Shaw poured tea.Miss Elvera Major and Miss Joyce Chatterton, are leaving today to spend the Easter weekend in Cornwall.The Temple Emanu-El Victory Club wish to report that from the proceeds of their recent social, 62 ditty bags have been sent to the Navy League of Canada.ENED one = 7 pa re a EE DD sa 8 ; 5 .- à SE i Rhee La = Ep TERRE ar An hour of Easter Musle at Trinity Memorial Church, will take place on Tuesday at 3.30 p.m.Mrs.R.N.Mitchell, assistant organist of Trinity, L.Mus.F.G.C.M.Eng.) will render the organ music and a vocal number will be given by Mrs.Storem.Tea will be served.The hostesses are: Mrs.George E, Foster and Mrs.C.W.Paterson.At the Home Cooking < table, Mrs.F.Barnes and Mrs, E.B.Hay will be in charge.EEK Miss Marion Smith Is spending the week-end in Ottawa.z\u2014= Charlotte Gowns EASTER ELEGANCE ! Come and find exactly the dress you want.Choose from a really outstanding collection of fashion- fresh Prints, Pastels, Lingerie Charmers.Cottons .Cottons .Cottons From 6.95 up Also crisp pretty Blouses for Easter.1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Open 9 to 6 daily FI.7773 Social and Pe fsonal Miss May Cunningham will be in Toronto over the Easter weekend, .Miss Mary Burns is going to Scots Junction, Que., for the Bast-| er week-end.Mrs.S.A.MacSween spoke about the Frolic at a tea under \u2018the auspices of the West End} Study Group of the League of Nations Society in Trinity Church \u2018on Friday Among the guests registered last weekend at the Chalet La Sapiniere, Val David, were: Mr.and Mrs.Albert Labreche, Miss A.Labreche, Miss Gwen Gates, Miss G.Lanctot, Miss J.Leblanc, Miss M.Leduc, Miss Grace Whyte, Miss M.Rogers, Mrs.R.A.Chauvin and son.Ralph, Miss Jeanne Gagnon, Mrs.R.Rivet-Senez, Mrs, Simon Gendron, Miss Olive Anderson, Mrs.G.Lussier, R.T.Brown, Wm.Lawlor, Mrs.J.Du- guid, Miss Mona Stock, Miss Pauline Stock, Miss Marion Green- lees, Mrs.C.Higgins, Mrs.\u2018M.Greenleaf, Mrs.W.H.Schippel, Miss J.Malouin, L.St.Amour, C.Lussier, Mr.and Mrs.W.A.George, Miss E.M.Todd, Miss J.Postans, Mr.and Mrs.W.B.Howden and Miss Aline Roy.Mrs.T.Turner Bone, Mrs.Geo, G.Wakeman, Mrs.L.H.Burkett, Mrs.A.Lyle, Mrs.Wilfred Spear- man, Mrs.Claude Gausden, Mrs.Florian Leduc, Miss Florence Greene, Miss E.Sharpley and Miss D.L.Gass were among the guests at the head table at the fifth charter day luncheon of the Verdun Women's Club on Thursday, held in the Rose Room at the Windsor Hotel, with Wilfred Spearman as guest speaker: Miss R.Spray, former matron.of Mackay School has left for England.Mrs.L.A.Sendel and her daughters, of Victoria Avenue, are spending the holiday at Ste.Agathe.Mr.Douglas Bradley has received news that his brother, who has been a prisoner of war in Germany, was liberated by the Rus- Slips \u2014 Gowns Pyjamas \u2014 Blo sis As Rs kde a fhe (Near Seville Theatre) Roberta Lingerie Regd.Our new, modern shop is at your service with a complete assortment of Handbags \u2014 Costume Jewelry | Children\u2019s Dresses (sizes 2 to 6X) BUY HERE WITH CONFIDENCE \u2014 WE GLADLY EXCHANGE GOODS OR REFUND YOUR MONEY IF YOU SO DESIRE 2167 St.Catherine West \u2014 Housecoats uses \u2014 Gloves Wlilbank 3657 MMe A.NeBack GOTHIC # 3132 Masson St.4 4491 St.Lewrence entrent porté rtf rer a or RL A = Courval ~~ CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN AND D.8 A.CORSETS, CORSELETTES wo D.: À.BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical) Supporth \u2014 Elastic Stockings -5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT 4235 St.Lawrence 6550 Se.Hubert \" \u2018 BRIDAL PAIR Pictured above at their reception in Victoria Hall are Private and Mrs.Allen À, Tolhurst, whose wedding took place on saturday, The bride was formerly Miss Heather irene Cameron, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.D.J.Cameron.The bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.W.À.: tang, Jusion wap, d by a\" hälé \u201cot \u2018orange a fa pe The br esmaid\u201d wès in à Hloore length sowr of' powder blue net over .taffeta, with à matching - shoulder-length veil aha.carried an\u2018arm bouquet of \u2018Happy \u201cDay roses.- ++ - - I Mrs, \u2018Cameron, mother.of the | bride, was \u2018wearing a dréss of Alice blde, at navy \u2018hat \u2018and a \u2018corsage of pink Delight roses.Mrs.Tolhurst, \u2018mother of the groom, was gowned in Victorian blue_ with Chantilly .lace.trimming, and wore, a small \u201chat to match- with touches of American Beauty.Her corsage bouquet | was composed of American Beau- \u2018| ties and grape.hyacinths.The reception was held in Vie toria Hall where the bride\u2019s table was decorated with pink carnations and snapdragons.- Among the guests present were Mrs.W, J.Hodge, of Duquette Avenue, and Mrs: John Stormont, of Earnscliffe Avenue, grand- mother- and great-aunt respece tively of the bridegroom., Out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs, Guy Cousens, of Sweets- \u2018burg, Que., and Staff Sergeant George Tolhurst, from Hunting don, Que.Talk on Far East The MacGililvray Auxiliary fs holding its meeting on Tuesday at 3 pm.Miss Estelle Amaron wil speak on her work in the Far East and sian troops and is expected to be back home in three months.ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Olive Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs, George Beresford, of Prud'homme Avenue to Mr.Leo Fernand Brunet, sec- | ond son of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Brunet, Melocheville, Que.The wedding is to take place June 9th at Trinity Memorial Church, WEDDINGS RODGER - SHARP The marriage of Naomi Gene Sharp, .daughter of Mrs, J.C.Stewart and the late A.M.Sharp, to F/O John Walker Rodger, R.A.R., younger son of Mr.and Mrs.William Taylor Rodger of Bothwell, Scotland, took place in Emmanuel United Church, Montreal, on March 19th, the Reverend Harvey Campbell officiating.Miss Ruth Hall attended the bride, who was given in marriage by Mr.J.C.Stewart.The bride's brother, W.O.Sharp, acter as best-man.The reception took place at the home of- the bride, leaving later for Quebec City.TOLHURST\u2014CAMERON Spring flowers were used in .decoration at the marriage recently of Heather Irene, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.D.J.Cameron, to Private Allan Andrew Tol- burst, C.I.T.C., son of Mr.and Mrs.William A.Tolhurst, of Cartierville.The ceremony was performed at Central United Church, the Rev.Charles Brown officiating.Mr, John Todd played the wedding marches, and dur- Ing the signing of the register Miss May Eyland sang \u201cThrough the Years\u2019.The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by her sister, Miss Kathleen Came- von, as bridesmaid.Staff Sergeant George Tolhurst, V.R.C., brother of the groom, acted as best man and the ushers were Mr.Harold Curwell and Mr.Harvey Kibbe, ' Wearing a floor-length gown of white slipper satin trimmed with white silk military braid at the waistlime and fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, and long sleeves ending in points over the wrists, the bride carried an arm spray of Better Times roses \"centred with a sprig of white _Tothurst, of Cartierville, \u2014 Photograph by Posen.The bridegroom is a nephew of Mr.P.E.Jarman, of Westmount.heather.the ladies of Hampstead district are in charge.Mrs.Inez Shepard of Ottaws will be the soloist, J Her full-length veil of WESTMOUNT CROCERY REGISTERED We » ost anxious to serve you~ and offer a large stock of high class mnt \u2018Delicacies, Meats, Fish, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, stc., at most reasonable prices.SPECIAL FOR EASTER \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018Turkeys, Chickens and Hams Monthly Charge Accounts PRES ry DELIVERY 4783 SHERBROOKE WEST EL.7393-45 {Corner Grosvenor) .HARRY KISHNER, Proprietor the couple THEGRS pai | With Our Many Costume-Brighteners! ® NECKWEAR ® GLOVES Dainty lace models and Chamoisette, Kid and tailored styles, Pigtex.® SCARVES and KERCHIEFS Exquisite chiffons, crepes and Hand-Woven Rayons, @ TOOKE SHIRTS @ HANKIES New Patterns and Colors Lace, Linen, Print and just received, Embroidered.- © LINGERIE Exclusive French-finished as well as lace-trimmed and tailored styles in rayon crepe and satin.@ FLOWERS To match any ensemble.@ RAINCOATS ® CORSETRY .By Nature's Rival, Le Gant, Sara Drew and Camp Surgical and Maternity Supports Wonder-Bras Flexees AN ls 2 Ne 1) 3 It ap 4888 era ST.® HOSIERY For alm 9e War Ww estmioun 3 mot evi 5 pm.Victoria Mitendance mmittee ai repôr pas.at a Mrs:> Ha e war \u201d arized th numittees © Visi The con ese visit g menrbe: h the sec onth tak ibution a ticles as bacco, | rds, pu ochet co ndy and : ticles al rchases 1 bmmittee onth fror W This co! 68 lbs, of ticles h ese, 334 eaver CI e Seame x; 59 to ÿ childre: es for I pily Sket pnadian R From wi ross, 73 pitted CO eaters, eaters a 2,325 al pusigting\u2019 18s, blot hesa ha anadian emorial tanley F reek Re nd variou the serv su 15,000 age.The p all war revious o is hope ill respa olunteer This \u20ac hagazines, ars, butl tamps, X WH artic lis year.ngaged | elephone Ladie { ' We offer materials, in latest : P Val 15 (Just Perfect à decarative SW DY ss ee AE For almost tive and a half years a war work committee of, the estmiount Women's Club, Tuc., g mèt every Monday from 9 a.m, 5 p.m., in the Banquet \u2018room Victorii, Hall, with an average Mierdance of 50.This week the mmittee presented its sixth anal report for the year 1944- b45.at a-business meeting.Mrs; Harold Mills, chairman of e war work committee, sum- arizéd the activities of the sub- mmitiees as follows: \u201c Visits to Ste.Anne's The committee in charge of ese visits arranges for\u2019 nine of 3 members to Visit the hospital the second Thursday of each onth taking with them for dis- ibution among the patients such ticles as cigarettes, pipes and bacco, razor blades, rds, puzzles, magazines, ties, ochet cotton, wool, home-made ndy and shortbread.Most of the ticles are donated, but some rchases are made, for which the bmmittee is allowed $25 per onth from the war work funds.Wool Committee This committee has purchased 58 lbs.of wool, from which 975 ticles have\u2019 been knitted.Of ese, 334 have been sent to the eaver Club in London; 405 to e Seamen\u2019s Association, Hali- x; 59 to British Mine Sweepers; ÿ children\u2019s sweaters to V-Bun- es for Britain: 26 articles to pily Sketch Victory Club; 24 to hnadian Red Cross.Red Cross Wool From wool supplied by the Red ross, 730 articles have been pitted consisting of: turtle neck weaters, gloves, socks and reaters and mine sweepers mitis.Sewing 2,325 articles have been made pusigting\u2019 of dresses, quilts, lay- tes, blouses, coats, pants, etc.hess haye heen forwsrded to anadian Red Cross, Children\u2019s emorial Hospital, V-Bundles, tanley House, Russian Relief, reek Relief, Overseas Bundles nd various needy families of men the services.Surgical Dressings - 15,000 of these have been aae.The Red Cross has appealed b all war workers to double their revious output of dressings, and is hoped that more members \u2018ill respond to this appeal, and olunteer to assist in this work, Conservation This consists of collecting hagazines, bottles, cold cream ars, buttons of various sizes, tamps, Xmas cards, etc.Over Woo articles have been collected lis year.The committee is now ngaged in salvaging the 1944 elephone books, and asks mem- playing |- Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's Tailor Made SUITS We offer a nice selection of new materials.AH work hand-made in latest styles.Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.(Just below St.Catherine) Wi.3205 Latest Novelty \u201cJublies\u201d Bright Orange Yellow TOMA Bronze Medal \u201cAit America\u201d deco deliclo with\u2019 red aly WHPERRON Tro 55 tomatoes, HPERRON 152 Pa.se & ON SELAWRSICE BLVD.MONTALN.\u201c bers to leave ttiolr old books at $ t {Evelyn Spelgel of f Dadot | the war work: rooms- any Monday.Carpet Slippers and Vesta\u2019 © 128 pairs- of \u201csiippers and 25 \u2018Grenfell vests have Been made, \u201c{ Corresponding Secretary : - A tremiéndous amount of cor- resporidence -and typing has been looï-3d after \u2018by Miss \"Rose Green- way, who is\u2019 also\u2019 in cliarge of war saving stamps.Members are urged to buy thesë: stamips through the club.© | : General Activities \u2018 This includes assisting in campaigns to raise money for charities, Red Cross, hespitals, Balva- tion Army, Y.M.C.A,, etc.In the recent -Red Cross.campaizn, a group of workers, under the chairmanship of Mrs.Charles Shearer, collected $2,300.00.WESTMOUNT CLUB'S NEW DONATIONS |ARE APPROVED + Donations approved by the since the previous list published in December are as follows: Canadian, Red Cross, $100; King's Daughters and Sons, $10; Welcome Hall Mission, $10; West- mount: Boys\u2019 Hobby Show, Radio, Convalescents at St.Anne\u2019s Military Hospital, $45; Dickens\u2019 Fellowship, $5; H.M.C.S.\u2018\u201cWest- mount\u201d, $50; War Work Committee, $1,000; Queen's Canadian Fund, $250; Homoeopathic \u2018Hospital, $100; Scholarship to West- mount High School Girl Graduate inte McGill University, $100; Y.- M.C.A.Westmount Branch, $25; Y.M.C.A.St.Catherine St.East Branch, $25: Misc.expenses in -connection with needy service men and their families, $100; I.O.D.E.Library Fund, $25.To be retained in Treasury to be used in.part by the Junior Auxiliary for their visits to convalescents at St.Anne's Military Hospital, $500; Refund of expense money by Hospitality Total: Counselling Centre, $25.$2,375.00 Whipped Jelly Sauce apple or red currant 1 egg white, unbeaten Pinch of salt Melt jelly in a bowl over hot water.Add egg white and salt and stiff, Cool and serve, \u201cIt must be rather difficult to eat soup with a beard,\u201d suggested the young lady who was seated un- banquet.\u201cYes,\u201d he agreed, quite a strain.\u201d JOAN DANGELZER Club on Tuesday was Miss Jean: Daugelzer, of the Talks ond Pub Va Atta, Quis Jouet, \u20ac Jd rue\u2019 Gix1- \u2018Quidé Pack wh hivej Westmount Women's Club, Inc.(§ Fit Aid pr Pack.W.V.RC; Examé colved j'ifaïntng in \u201cFirst.Ald a der the supervision, of mt nls Volunteer: Reserve, rééeut- Iyi passed their _elementary Jexam- inations.The examiners: \u201cwere | Captain Dr.Moreen Elder, Meds.cal Officer of the Corgs, and Dr, sam Miller.of he \u2018Moatreat \u201cGan five girls in this clans, and the results of the test are very satis- sctery and encouraging.- The members of the Corps have - gees granted leave of absence |from duty for one week follow- fag the Drill on Tuesday evening which.will be as usual in Queen's School, at 8 p.m.The Cadets will ba on Wednesday.at 7.45 in St.Leo\" s School.eral Hospital.There were \u2018thirty | \" Kärmac Ladies Karnac Ladies So Social Club wil meet ina the Masonic Temple Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.for sewing and business, Will all members whe have work out please return it at that meeting.Let us Ship.by CN.NA ; modern, moth-proof vaults.Have your \u2018vopairs done \u2018by experienced furriors Satisfaction Guaranteed - OSTIGUY IMPORTER & MANUFACTURER OF FINE FURS 215 Victoria St., VALLEYFIELD, QUE., Phone 71 store your furs in our \u201cat moderate cost.| Express - We pay the charges 56 Years in Business Quality Plus Économy | - VISIT THE BENCO LINEN SHOP FINE LINENS, HANDKERCHIEFS and INFANTS' WEAR : ® 1850 St.Catherine W.at St.Mark noue $5; i 13% cup pure jelly, grape, crab- J beat with a rotary egg beater until [§ der a bearded gentleman at the} Guest sposker at the Cote des Neiges and Snowdon Women's | CRUNCHY CELERY HEARTS 2 and 3 por bunch 15° bnch.4 Bunches 55¢ Committee, to be given to Girls\u2019 j 9 ELVILLE\u2019S | Easter PARADE of FRESH Fruits and Vegetables | Stringless Beans - Peas - Broccoli - Cauliflowers - Asparagus - Savoy Cabbage - Peppers - Cucumbers - Radishes Shallots - Water Cress - Mint - | Parsley - Pineapples, etc.ICEBERG & CURLY Head LETTUCE 15¢-19 Luscious Louisiana BERRIES NORTHERN ONTARIO FANCY FRUIT BASKETS SPYS 3 29 ll | 2 doz.156 | Theyre Ti 9°56 for lunches.More Juice- ape Florida Te) | VALENCIA) 39, doz.= ÉD; doz.= 9 doz.2 dox.95¢ New Maple Products LEMONS 29° & 39 Seedless New CARROTS 4 bnchs.29° der.NEW GREEN ' CABBAGE 16.6 Large.Green, New CELERY BEETS 33: hd.3 bnehs.29° FRESH GROUND ARTICHOKES 4.29° SLACK'S STRAWBERRY RHUBARE No.2 2 bnchs.35¢ 2 sntre.25¢ 2 doz.$1.35 FRESH LEEKS .5° 6 « 25 SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES 29° dos.2 doz.i 25¢ dex.4 dox.95c - 3 dox.85\u20ac FIRM YELLOW ONIONS 6 \u2026 25-|GRAPEFRUIT 39: dor.49s der.15e - 2 dox.95e - TEXAS SEEDLESS 59° \u2026\u2026.2 doz.$1.15 - 2 doz.$1.55 WASHED PARSNIPS 4.29: India River Marsh Secdiess GRAPEFRUIT 79¢ dos.99: doz.McINTOSH RED \u2018| RPPLES \u2026 29 CARROTS 4.17¢ 20 20 20+ |APPLES .3% | 4471 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST WE.115 PRIZE WINNERS Results of the W.V.R.C, drawing which took place \u2018on March 21st, in aid of war services and bombed victims, are announced as follows: First: A Tray \u2014 No.842 Mrs.E.Waters, 3556 Belair Street, Ville St, Michel.Second: A Coffee Pot \u2014 No, 1048.Mrs.F.Pinfbld, 5292 Coolbrooke Avenue, Snowdon.Third: A Decanter == No, \u20182035.Mrs.J.E.Dodds, 2122 Paulac Road, \u2018Westmount.+ k Gyrette Club | The Gyrette Club of Montreal will hold the regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.George Meikle, 2501 Park Row, East, N.D.G.on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.LADIES Have your Spring Permanents now, before the coming warm weather Any Type PERMANENTS $5.50 up SPECIAL! During \u201cDuring April \u2018Only OIL PERMANENTS res.s10.$7.50 COLD WAVE 4917 Sherbrooke West (Near Claremont) .À $10.00 - $15.00 Come in any time at your convenience, with or without appointment.Qualified hairdressers at your service.Ve Eileen\u2019s Beauty Shoppe DE.3419 VITA-RAY Regular se for $125 SPECIAL OFFER ser or 2:22 A woy to re-create beauty in your own skin.A remorkoble oll.purpose face A 4779 SHERBROOKE W.(At Grosvenor) cream which supplies both Vitamin A and D to your skin.Stimulates skin cells to new octivity and makes your skin healthier, vouncer and lovelier looking.ON SALE DURING APRIL AT ANE'S PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS DE.3553 x Lo Watfles with creamed eggs and mushrooms, Easter buffet breakfast after church instead of a big dinner will be \u201cthe rule in many homes this year.Elena Zelayeta, author of \u201cFamous Mexican and Spanish Dishes,\u201d though \u2018born in Mexico City, now lives in California.She is familiar with Canadian tastes and gives her ideas for a Mexican Easter Breakfast to please your family and friends, exclusively to this column.Mexican Easter Breakfast Orange juice (Jugo de Narau- ja), sausage with eggs (Chorizo con Huevos), refried beans (Fri- joles Refritos), hot tortillas (Tortillas Calientes), or toast or rolls, Mexican chocolate or Mexican coffee.Mexican Sausages With Eggs One Mexican sausage (chorizo) for each person served, 1 tablespoon eil for each sausage, 2 eggs for each sausage.Remove skins from sausages, crumble into hot oil and fry, Beat eggs, add to sausage.Stir with a fork as you would scrambled eggs.If desired, minced onion may be added before adding eggs, Chorizo is coarsely ground pork sausage with chilli powder, garlic and vinegar added.If you want a more traditional breakfast, serve waffles with creamed eggs and mushrooms, Premier Waffles (Makes 3 or 6 Waffles) Two and one-half cups sifted cake flour, 214 teaspoons combination baking powder, 3 teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons sugar, 2 egg yolks, well beaten; 13% cups milk, %-cup melted butter or other shortening, 2 egg whites.Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder, salt, and sugar and sift again.Combine egg yolks, milk and butter; add to flour mixture, heating until smooth.Beat egg whites until they will hold up in moist peaks.Stir quickly but thoroughly into batter.Bake in hot waffle iron.Serve with creamed mushrooms and eggs, chicken, or sweetbreads.Mothers\u2019 Club Sponsor 6th Annual Social The sixth annual Easter social, sponsored by the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount, will take place on April 7th, at 8.15 p.m, in St.Leo\u2019s School Hall.The Westernaires will provide the music, Thé executive of the 50-50-Club are to be in charge of the decorations and refreshments for the social.A production expert declares that sedentary Work lessens a man\u2019s resistance.The more he sits the less he can stand, térned.control and antl-inflationary mea- |- sures \u2018fj which they could take an active part.at\u2019 the \u201cfirst \u2018general assembly of the\u2019 Junior.\u2018Consumer Branch\u2018 committee of \u2018the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, The Junior Branch was - formed a month ago by a group of 16.high school girls with the - Assistance of the Consumer Branch of the Pricés Board on Which: it is pat- \u2018@ Douglas McIntyre, chiet tn- vestigation officer of \u2018the\u2019 Prices \u2018Board, discussed\u2019 with the high school Eirls the method of en- torciiig wartime controls, ' : Every high school in the Mont-.reai district was represented by from two to twelve girls who had \u2018been selected\u2019 by their classmates because of their public spirit and patriotism, The meeting took place in the Montreal High School where all monthly meetings will be held.Miss \u2018 Eileen O\u2019Brien, who was \u2018recently elected as \"téël ig | monthls.kof oe girly i.\u2018girls met recently to study price chairman of the junior \u201cbranch, be addressed.by.administrate Pi \u2018of the Prices - Board on \u2018Bubjed \u2018ot wattime controls which hay a bearing on their\u2019 lives, The gir in turn, will keep.their School informed on current informatio which they receive\u2019 hid \u2018the neq ings, 5 ; RCE.ily The \u2018monthly next-of-kin mes tng of The Royal Canadian En gineers Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary will } \\ held next Thursday at 8.185 pn in St.Stephen's Church hall, A water and.Dorchester There will.be.a sale \u2018of clothin and refreshments.will be served > Bessborough \u2018 The regular.monthly meetin of the Earl of Bessborough Chap ter 1.0.D.E.will take place nen Thursday evening at 8 p.m.the home of Miss Mavis Porteou 4256 Royal Avenue.* Make Sure - - Against Moths! 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te hs ne ve \u2019 \u20ac Ir HE DOESN'T PROPOSE PLAN YOUR CAMPAIGN By Anne Hirst What's a woman in love going to do with a man who takes up alt her leisure time, year after year, and makes no plans for marriage.The obvious thing to do is not to give him all her laisure time.Prove to him that other men find her agreeabl too\u2014and prove it It's even smart to refuse him a date he asks for because you're staying home that night; prefer vour own company (or your by making other dates.knows it.He is su suug because you've allowed him to become so.You'vé Joyed his companionship too, and you've just let things slide.If yon really want to marry him,.vou must show him that it must be marrizge\u2014\u2014ot nothing.- Take The Chance.It is vegretrable that a young woman allows this situation to ga 30 far\u2014-ntil her heart is lost to her and she's miserable when she\u2019s with the man, unhappy when she isn't.Her health can be y gravely affected.she becomes a \u2018 probleir to her family, she stops seëing oiher friends, and her whole life loses its savor.You may lose, you know-\u2014hut at least you'll find out that he has no intention of marrying you, and in that case you will waste no more time.You'll open your mind te the possibility of loving someone else; perhaps this man is just a habit to you (as you are to him) and you'll discover that you can, after all, get along without him.If you are in this state because you love a man who can\u2019t make up his mind.plan your campaign and follow it through.Have Courage If you don't, you'll have to accept one of two cousequences; He'll grow old and older and never \u2018ulk of marriage and you'll grow old and older and migs marriage entirely; or he'll fall head over heels for some new and preity face\u2014and you'll have fost bin: coinpletely.Penple can become habits too, you Lknow-\u2014and most people are good habits for us.But a man who is 350 sellish he holds you on a light love-leash for years at a stretch, is not good for any nice woman.All he usually needs is a little prodding; if you give it a tactfully and surely, he'll thank you for it in the end.To \u201cRB.P.\u2019: Don't put up with this man's thoughtlessness and seidishness any longer.Better know the worsti\u2014than nothing.* * * Tu BLUE EYES\": If you are voc (% school now, arrange to ge back ext rer.Talk things over With your reacher or principal, explain your difficulties at home and tell her you want to prepare to aeuru a living as soon as you can.She will help you, and suggest the siudies which will benefit you tiosi.If necessary, she will see your father and get him Lo \u201ce-opersie.Meanwhile.you must do your best io get along with your father It upsets everyone if you two quarrel, you know.If you can't nuderstand nor agree with fim, just accept his judgment and do as he says.and bide your time for the next year or so.When you're older, he'll automatically let yon have your own way more often; then if you still want to go away it will not be so hard to leave tie younger children, and you'll he ahle tto take care of vourseif.You must try to understand how unhappy your father is, too, and overlook his unreasonable- Less.You cannot know how much he misses your mother, and with it a)! he must carry on his work, run the home, try to raise his ofpildren right.It is no wonder that tLe strain is too much for him at times.You'll do your best, I know\u2014 Ë ANNE HIRST Ponders on Problems eut try to be patient so fit will it isn\u2019t flattering to family\u2019s) to a man's, and he make it éasler for all of you.\u201cDear Anne.Hirst: Tam 18, and{ step and.ask Mm: what it's ail the boy.I \u201cbecame engaged vou meet ints boy - on the- steoot, -Fabout.- It he wor! \u2018tell you, ask 18.19, He askéd my parents\u2019 consent, And him if Ke'lt talk to.Your patents he gave me a ring.We were: to| \u2014-7O¥Il arrange for them to meet got: married on a Monday; came to see me as usual the Satur~ day night before\u2014and that\u2019s the last he's come to my home! \u201cWe meet on the street occasionally and he just says Hello.-I wish you could tell me what to do\u2014I really love him.i .\u201cLonesome and Blue\u2019 It's hard to see how any girl could go on loving a boy who practically left her at the church door, and for no reason that he cared to give.You can't trust this boy, you can\u2019t respect him, and without those two factors, what little meaning your love can have?However, you \u2018are entitled to some explanation.The Mext time.he him 11 he doesn\u2019t want to \u2018come te your home.Perhaps, \u2018though, your.parents are just satisiled that things bave turned out this way.and won't want to, talk with him, Should that be: the.case, you, too, had better see it that way and forget.Brin as soon as you can.: } Like most comedians, William Demarest, who has a featured role in Paramount\u2019s \u201cSalty O'Rourk,\u201d \u2018nursed an ambition to play: Hams let.Unlike most of his fellow comics he actually realized his ambition, doing the Melancholy Dane with a touring show troupe early in his theatrical career.REGISTRATION FOR Wey Acommnces Starts on MARCH 22nd, 1945 , PARENTS: Through the mail, shortly after March 22nd, all families will receive a Family Allowances Registration Form.Fill in this form as soon as it is received and mail it back in the envelope in which it came.Please do this promptly \u2014it is in the interests of your children.The form you will receive is very simple.There are only seven questions and only a few minutes need be required to complete the form, but be sure to answer every question.Family Allowances are being provided to assist parents in the raising of their children.This monthly allowance is to be used for health protection, for doctors, dentists and purses; to provide better food, adequate clothing and Published under the authority of HON.BROOKE CLAXTON Minister DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL NBALTH shelter, and to help equalize opportunities for all children: as well 7 To Co » ! ADDING NEW LINES ©! progress since being founded wm\u2019 1910.by.H.W.Pope, Now the president.Originally the firm specialised in ménufacture of sash.During the war, numerous \u2018products made from lumber mater- als haye been produced in large quantities b ythis company.Manpower has dwindled to a minimum by reason of enlistments and the transfer of workers to: other war plants, but the Company is taking steps for post-war employment and an increase in the products manufactured.And then there is the girl who climbs the ladder of success the wrong by wrong.INCOME TAX: No one will benefit from both Family Allowances and a full income tax deduction for their children.Parents have the choice of applying for their Family Allowances or not claiming theallowance and claiming the full deduction for their children under Income Tax.If they claim the Family Allowance, the amount of deduction from tax allowed for children under the Income War Tax Act will be reduced by the amount of any Family Allowance received.Anyone who is uncertain whether or not he or she will benefit from Family Allowances more than from Tax Deduction should register for the Family Allowance and in this way be on the safe side.Incomes may change during the course of & year.SN YOU ARE HELPING YOUR CHILDREN WHEN YOU REGISTER FOR WY AUNANWES Dominion Sash \u2018Limited, of Streetaville, have made: stesdy WY ul Subd MH A an Pd fn af ra a a a Ee uke of Connaught's Royal moured Regt.) will benefit by à play presented by the Trinity Players who will present \u201cSTAGE DOOR\" on April 18th, 19th, 20th, snd 21st,\u2019 : Tickets are being sold by members .of the Ladies Committee or may be obtained by telephoning Frs, Earle Morris.Melville Ladies The regular monthly business meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of.Melville Presbyterian Church will be held at 2.30 p.m., on Tuesday in the church hall, Melville Avenue.All are welcome, .Alan Ladd for the first time in his starring career wears period clothes in Paramount\u2019s \u201cTwo Years Before the Mast,\u201d in which he dresses as a dandy of the 1830\u2019s.In his previous films he has been in modren wardrobe.A shoulder strap is what keeps an attraction from becoming a th Canadian Hussars (15th R., Ar-| sensation.A The Sr Under Roy Rogers and Dales Evans in a scene from the new ww song-packed musical western film \u201cUtah,\u201d which opens at the Strand United : Theatre on Friday playing until next Thursday night.Roast Lamb And Glazed Ham Grace Traditional Easter Meal Whatever the dinner, it is important to remember that sharing THAT EASTER BONNET NEEDS OUR HELP! 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Borden's milk and cream are as pure as the : best of cows and the most careful laboratory controls can make them.\u201cThat's what Borden's mean by \u2018Quality, Control\u2019.And more and more folks are finde ing out for themselves that \u2018If it's Borden, it's dot to be good!\u201d : \u201cIF ITs BORDEN, ITS GOT TO BE 6000 1° what you have with guests, particularly boys and girls from the Services\u2014will make an occasion of the simplest Easter meal.The following menu will be popular; Rhubarb Cup or Fresh Fruit Cocktail Roast- Lamb with Mint Sauce or Baked Ham with Apple Rings Potatoes an Gratin Parsley Parsnips Mixed Salad Bowl Spanish Cream Rolls Coffee The roast lamb may be a leg, rack, crown or rolled shoulder, depending only on your preference and pocket book, for all cuts are equally juicy and tender.A rolled shoulder or forequarter makes for easy carving and lends itself to a savoury stuffing.But whatever the cut, rub with salt and pepper, place fat side up in an uncovered roaster and cook at moderate temperature, 325-350°F, allowing 30 to 35 minutes to the pound.Place a rack under a boned roast and turn it several itmes during cooking.If ham is the choice, the method of cooking will vary with the type.When the ham is ane that has been specially processed for ien- derness it may be baked without previous par-boiling.Use an uncovered roaster and place a rack in the bottom of the pan.A moderately slow oven, 3256°F should be used and the cooking time calculated at 20 minutes to the pound, though the time will vary a little with the thickness and shape of the ham and the proportion of bone and fat.When baked, remove skin, score diagonally and drain off excess fat, Cover ham with one of the glazes suggested below and return to the oven to brown, Hams not specially processed for tenderness are best par-boiled, then finished in the oven.Place ham in a kettle of warm water, bring slowly to simmering point and cook just below boiling point until tender, allowing about 25 minutes per pound.Lift from water, remove skin, score diagonally, cover with glaze and brown in the oven.Suggested Glazes Maple syrup, honey, corn syrup or fruit juice, A mixture of 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 114 tablespoons vinegar, 2 tablespoons sugar and 1 cup water or stock.Pour over ham and baste several times during browning period.A mixture of % cup brown sugar, % cup dry bread crumbs and 1 teaspoon dry mustard.A mixture of 3 cup brown or - Honey.sprinkied with cinnamon.- A'mixture of % cup white sugar | : ana the grated rind of an orange.KY Cloves may be used with any of the above glazes, .Apple rings to accompany the ham are easily made, Core but do not peel rosy apples, cut in slices 34 to % inch thick.Cook until tender in à pan containing a sugar syrup (syrup from canned fruit may be used), basting frequently.The syrup may be coloured and should be flavoured with spices or lemon, x Victory Lu \u201cThe Temple Emanu-El Vicfo : Club's next meeting will be hel on Monday at the home of Mr J.M.Aronson, 3010 Westmount Boulevard.; Club wish to report that from the proceeds of -their recent social, 62 ditty bags were sent to the Navy League.Our next meeting will be held on Monday at the home of Mrs.J.M.Aronson, 8010 1 Westmount Boulevard.412-414 McGILL ST.- MAKE EVERY.INCH COUNT! 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\u201cThe Very Thought of You\u201d Is Heartwarming Romance A warmly moving story of our youth today ,a tender tribute to their unwavering faith in the fu- \u201cture, has been brought to the screen with all the humanness a really fine screen play and a select cast can achieve, in Warner Bros.heartwarming romance, \u201cThe Very Thought of You,\u2019 which is now playing at the West- mount United Theatre until Saturday night.Dennis Morgan, Eleanor Parker and Dane Clark are starred.\u201cThe Very Thought of You\u201d à the kind of picture you'll take away with you when you leave the theatre, for it is made of the stuff that is \u201cYourtown,\u201d U.S.A.today.It is a timely story of the problems facing all couples in love during war.Here are their hopes and plans, their hours of loneliness and tears, their brief moments of joy, their ringing laughter.And in their laughter and courage is the answer to all the problems awaiting us tomorrow.: The film is concerned with the brief courtship and the equally hasty marriage of Dave and Janet who firmly believe their love of just a few days is of endurfng timber.The solution to this problem ,which has faced so many of our young people, is a salute to the youngsters who have made their lives firm footholds in this overcast world at war.Dave (Dennts Morgan), a serviceman just home from overseas, and hopefully looking for some assurance that the hardships he has endured have not been in vain, is skillfully portrayel by Dennis Morgan.His characterization as the sensitive young builder, who by some trick.of fate has been assigned to a demolition battalion is the best job Morgan has done to date.The gentle manner in which he handles himself throughout the production should be ample proof that Mr.Morgan has now added another talent to his ever-growing list, to be displayed along with his other screen successes in musicals and farce comedies.It the words, thoughts, and the music of \u201cThe Very Thought of You\u201d could presumably drift out across the seas, they might well act as a bridge of hope and reassurance between our men over there and their women over here.g ; bring into the American way of \u201c| parents, and little Jackie.Jenkins as ong of the children the Dangos life.Romance\u201d day at the York United Theatre playing until Friday night, not only is a stirring film that must be ranked among the year\u2019s best, but also presents to film audiences a new kind of matinee idol.- In \u201cAn American Romance,\u201d Brian Donlevy, more handsome and rugged than ever ,and always the he-man \u201cman\u2019s man,\u201d ges in addition as a woman's man who has had few equals in cinema annals.\u2019 For in this new King Vidor-di- rected production, Donlevy has been blessed with a role to bring out potentialities heretofore latent even in his numerous successful performances.Dangos, an immigrant to the United States who rises the hard way to become an industrial genius and giant, the star also is called upon to take part in one of the most thrilling romances Hollywood has yet brought to the screen.This is his meeting, marriage to and life with Anna O'Rourke, superbly played by & brilliant ; young mewcomer named Ann Richards, when Steve makes hls way from Eilis Island to Minnesota and the iron ore fields.The kind of man who could have had any woman, Donlevy | marries the sweet school teache: who has taught him to read and write, Side by side, with a devotion that is at one heart-warming and eternal, they work together for the American success that eventually they enjoy., \u201cAn American Romance,\u201d a picture sure to be long remembered, is perfectly cast, with John Qualen as Steve's cousin who gets him his first job; Walter Abel, as the man whe becomes Steve's |; partner; Horace McNally, as the son whose heritage is the same devotion to ideals as those of his * WESTMOUNT THEATRE Today and Saturday \u2014 \u201cTHE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU,\u201d with Dennis Morgan and Eleanor Parker.\"SWEET AND LOWN-DOWN,\u201d with \u2018Benny Goodman and His Band, Lynn Bari, Linda Darnell and Jack Oskie.agree when you see it\u2014as you wo \u2018certainly must\u2014at the York Un- \u201cAn American Romance,\u201d the - new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Tech- = nicolor hit which opened yesters ning 1920 is \u201cthe: roarin\u2019 twenties\u201d, there is one young lady who dubs it the \u201cugly tweûties.\u201d.She at Paramount, who planned the complete wardrobes of Gail Russell and Diana Lyin in \u201cOur .Hearts Were Growlag Up.»\u201d wo] It is, bY any standard, one of (tbe most important motion plc- agree when you ses it\u2014as you | while to many tha period begin- is Mary K.Dodson, young designer \u2018motoring from the porth to Lom.don in an old, noisy car, and hear .\u2018ing was difficult.As they wore nearing the olty, ons \u2018aiked.\u201cIs this Wembley?\" \u201cNo,\u201d replied the second, \u201cthis is Thursday.\u2019 .\u201cSo am I,\u201d put in.the third.\u2018Let's stop and have ¢ one.\u201d .\u201cWhat are you.doing to my daughter?\u201d \u201cShé nearly drowned and we are giving her artificial Tesplra- tion.\u201d \u201cStop\u2014I want nothing artificial; give her the genuine.I can afford it.\u201d emer- |- Richards.% YORK THEATRE Todsy Only! \u2014 BRIAN DONLEVY in \"AN AMERICAN ROMANCE,\u201d in TECHNICOLOR,\u201d with Ann THE NATIONAL BARN DANCE,\" Heather, Charles Quigley and The National Barn Dance Troupe.with Jean Three slightly deat mes = were , -\u2014 As Steve.a ESTMOUN if! x (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) Starts SUNDAY Until Tuesday The Stars of \u201cMrs.Miniver .Greer a boomtown beauty! Walter, a rich romantic rogue! Their love story is gusty and glorious! \u201d MRS.PARKINGTON Added Song and Laughter Feature \u201cEVER SINCE VENUS\u201d with à Ina Ray Hutton and Her Orchestra #% Ann Savage * Glenda Farrell à Hugh Herbert Sensation of __ (St.Cathetine at Guy Street) The Singing SENSATION of \u201cThe Phantom of the Opera\u201d.POWERFUL STORY! WMREE Great Stars.TECHNICOLOR.powerful drama.quisit esong.quite song.and a classic of suspense! SUSANNA TURHAN | FOSTER BEY | Romantic Hit of \u201cPhantom of the Opera\u201d \u201cDragon Seed\u201d Boris MARLOFF Great Star of \u201cArsenic and Old Lace\u201d Starts SATURDAY \u2018until Tuesday the magic of | .the brilliance of the glory of ex- and a classic of suspense! thrill-packed story of a strange and terrifying love! Ny © ath GALE SONDERGAARD.Added Attraction * Wiliam BENDIX x Helen WALKER x Dennis O'KEEFE | Rated as sharpshooters.they had citations | from every dame they ever romanced.\u201cAbroad With Two Yanks\u201d baise) Love | eath in .pantic di vhich is x and Unit hight.T brand-nev anova, ) he Balle Peck, Br tellar rol The set 5 & bol within th ow.Usix but, a 1 atriots gainst tl hem anc fay wher bart-in th ounter-of Peck 1 I A \u201cthis third, re y! ic of | ce of ex- ense ! ense! | story s and pré Of Clos\u201d | i ov us | eroic Love - Love is greater shan \u2018certain eath in RKO Radio\u2019 's newest ro- pantic drama, \u2018Days of Glory\u201d rhich is now playing at the Monk- and United Theatre until Friday night.The \u2018impressive cast of brand-new faces includes Tou- anova, noted prima ballerina of he Ballet Russe, and Gregory beck, Broadway favorite, in\u2019 the tellar roles.The setting for the stirring film B & bomb-shattered monastery within the Nazi lines near Mos-|.ow.Using its cellars for a hide- but, a little band of Russian atriots wage ceaseless warfare gainst the.enemy troops around hem and wait eagerly for the fay when they can play a vital bart-in the opening of the Russian ounter-offensive.Peck portrays the determined Ann Richards and Brian Donlevy in a scene from the thrilling romantic film in Technicolor, \u201cAn American Romance,\u201d which opens at the Corona United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.commander of the guerilla group and Toumanova has the role of a ballet dancer forced to take refuge with them when her front-line show-troupe is broken up by a Nazi raid.During their perilous sorties against the Nazis a romance - grows between the pair, *% > - ; Commencing A Mecdre TODAY! (Se.Catherine at Mansfield St.) For ONE WEEK ACTION and Swell Romance! Fe ROY ROGERS SONGS You'll Love.\u201cUtah,\u201d \"Thank Dixie for Me,\u201d \u201cUtah Trail,\u201d \u2018Beneath A Utah Sky,\u201d \u201cWild & Woolly Cowgirls,\u201d Five Little Miles,\u201d \u2018Welcome Home Miss Bryant,\u201d \u2018Cowboy Blues.\u201d TRIGGER \u2014 2nd Exciting Feature! * Richard x Jane F PACKED with Suspense and Thrills.of fearless men who challenged the might of ruthless gunmen in the early days of the West.in \u201cThe Big Bonanza\u201d ARLEN RAZEE \u2014 Extra Specia Fritz Loosli\u2019s \u201cPARALLEL SKIING\" | I Attraction : and culminates heroically when the dancer, after carrying an important message back to Red Army headquarters, returns to share her lover's fate on the day of the big attack.| were the first.ip Holiywood to get | the title \u201cTokyo Rose\u201d registered.Land will.shortly produce a picture] -| the Paramount producing team, : ALERT PRODUCERS a + -reputations \u2018with.timely pictures, \u2018about.the > \u201cFemale .Voice .of Déath.\u201d nl gh ; gone conto Both Bill Pine and Bill Thomas, and their two writers, Geoffrey Homes and Maxwell Shane, started their: motion picture careers as \u2018publicists.: In addition to \u2018the two stars, other noted figures from the entertainment world have prominent parts in the offering, among them Alan Reed, Maria Palmer, Lowell Gilmore, Hugo Haas, Dena Penn, Glenn Vernon, Igor Dolgoruki, Bdward Durst and Lou Crosby.Jacques Tourneur directed the picture, which was produced and written for the screen by.Casey Robinson.+ - Paramount Producers Bill Pine\" and \u2018Bi Thomas, who.made their and radar equipment, Cénada \u2018Casters Limited, At \u201cWoodstock, Ont, have turned.ouf\" during the: Whr several million parts for airplanes, wireless sets etc.A the present time they have pling \u2018drawn up for another addition té their plant and have several machine tools on order.It is their intention to enlarge their tool and die making department in antioïs pation of a demand from come panies putting new products on the market.They also intend increase the metal stamping ent of the business.During the war the number of their employees has been practically doubled and with the \u2018expansion contemplated they hope to increase their present staff.> PIAZZA TOMASSO = \u2014 , D FAMOUS FOR SPAGHETTI D> Kraker shop nuts are MODERN.STREAMLINED.tops! Come in and Try Our Wide Assortment of Nuts Served Piping Hot, Fresh from the Roaster! | OPEN EVERY EVENING AND SUNDAYS \u2019 THE NUT KRAKER SHOP \"2522.0 THE MOST UP-TO-DATE NUT STORE ON THE CONTINENT The NUT KRAKER stop 2169 St.Catherine St.West Between The Seville Theatre and the Forum - WI.5221 attractively panelled in pale blue and white.and spotlessly clean, the new NUT KRAKER shop is equipped to provide Montreal's nut-eating public with a wide assortment of freshly-roasted nuts, served piping hot, in the most hygienic manner.Roasted fresh daily in full view of passers-by and kept at an even temperature in electrically-heated show cases, nuts from the Nut Kraker shop taste better and are better, For parties and bridges \u2014 for eating at the movies or at hockey games \u2014 Nut e DECARIE BLVD.AT AT SNOWDON e \u2018+1 STARTS THE KIND OF A GUY THAT WOMEN GO FOR- Strong, lusty, with fire in his eyes and fight in his fists! But there was only one woman he really loved .and that love lifted him from rags to riches! \u201cAmerican starring BRIAN DONLEVY with ANN RICHARDS WALTER ABEL JOHN QUALEN HORACE McNALLY This is the story of a guy _named Steve « .« with not much money but plenty of guts + « « and nerve! ° TODAY ONLY! eo GREER GARSON and WALTER PIDGEON in \u201cMRS.PARKINGTON\" * EXTRA - SPORTSCOOP - FRITZ LOOSLI'S \u201cPARALLEL SKIING\u2019 * o TELEPHONE WAInut 5717 © M-G-M presents KING VIDOR'S PRODUCTION IN TECHNICOLOR! mance SATURDAY! va rT ei a NEW, PLANT ADDITION REET, Tui ret Le Tee ms 7 NA Ther ed de » \u2018 ron [At The Westmount United Sunday! 0 Romantic Story in Technicolor! 5e | CO * .\u201c {Frenchman meet.In fact, for many months he has Lesa using ny her home for his land retreat 3 leaving behind his own personal servant when he went to ses.Arturo de Cordova plays the part of the pirate.A newcomer to 7 ; v the American screen, he'll prob- w ably be known as well in- this adjoini country after his appearance in softball \u201cFrenchman's Creek\u201d as in McCorn Mexico, where de Cordova is the cipal 5 country's favorite male star, Last having won the actor\u2019s award for in seve three consecutive years.and 1t A handsome, dark, stalwart fel- this nu low, Arturo has warm brown eyes roster t A and a flashing smile.The part of {or looj the adventurous Frenchman whom vz roi; à althoug all men fear meeting and whom \u2018 7 \u2019 force .- ; J ine i fro romantic Technicolor film : Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon in a scene from the romantic all the ladies dream of meeting, Tony Yatton ow ic opens pl the Monkland United Theatre R.C.A.film \u201cMrs.Parkington;\u2019\u201d which opens it the Westmount United Theatre is perfect for this talented new on Saturday playing until Tuesday night.\u2019 \".and Jot on Sunday playing until Tuesday might.\\ discovery, who gives the charac- : 1 Wire .- : : terization fire and glamour and a ; back.vivid strength.living a life of complete freedom man\u2019s picture, filled with beauty, R.C.A.66 9 k\u201d\u2019 R Il Together, Miss Fontaine and de \"PON the high seas of adventure, action and romance.Produced and only ne renc an S ree eca S Cordova pring to the screen one It is a woman's picture and a! directed by Mitchell Leisen.more a ® ; ° of the most beautiful of love 7 - : Ener : ys of Pirates, ve y @S stories.With the Englishmen + team 2° hunting for the French pirate BD.are two .- whom she does her best to shield, Commencing Ther The picture which is now play- best-seller by Daphne du Maurier, |Lady St.Columb pretends illness = TODAY! oivilian ing at the Seville United Theatre who wrote another Joan Fontaine in order to sail out to sea with her i .cuit.A: until Friday night, Paramount\u2019s|starrer, \u201cRebecca,\u201d the story con- lover, \u201cTheatres until Tuesday back a \u201cFrenchman's Creek,\u201d fs first of cerns the flight from reality of-al Surrounded by as vicious a (St.Catherine at Chomedy Street) \u2014_\u2014 a toa all an exquisitely beautiful Tech-| very beautiful and important English lad t th teenth band of cut-throats as one could reports Micolor production.It you arej|lis ady of the seventeen imagine, she ventures from the Rhythm will tie affected by color, as is this review-| century.Leaving behind her thel;ittle hidden cove and participates pre-war or, you will be delighted with the pomp and deceit of a sophieticated |; a raid on an English ship.The Song and ers wh seascapes which the camera has wanton society, as well as a pirates sing on deck after com- Romance set this tea caught in full panoramic beauty.foppish becurled husband, Lady| pleting their raid and a scene of { | most of Filmed in northern California, St.Columb, played by the beauti-| ure romance comes to life with To a Cole There @ locale most nearly resembling |ful Miss Fontaine, retires to her, \u2014o.music, the lash of the Porter Score! « players | the rugged Cornish coast where| Country estate in Northern En8-| ind on the sails, the -strong sea | ¥ : good m \u2018the story action takes place, the|land.Upon arriving at the desol- End the star-studded sky, ¥ the lea, sea and the clouds, the seagulls |ate.sparsely populated province,| Finally the Frenchman is sap- y The Bpiralling to the water and the |She is advised of a very imminent|, .yt through the aid of his - organiz pirate ship La Mouette cutting its danger \u2014 the presence in the Lady and servant, he is rescued.° or thre way through the warm blue/CoOastal waters of a dangerous|-rha two lovers then come face to of the waters, are all captured by the French pirate.face with the greatest decision of out.camera in myriad breath-taking| Needless to say, \u2018Lady Saint |their lives as his ship makes ready : The | color sequences.\u201cFrenchman\u2019s| Columb takes heed, but not as her| to sail.Co beg) Creek\u201d is unquestionably the most good advisers intended she should.\u201cFrenchman's Creek\u2019 tells a {am er amazingly beautiful Technicolor| The pirate represents the first|story that is perhaps, at sometime tons wm picture ever produced, as far as|glamorous prospect in her other-|or other, in every woman\u2019s heart and if : this reporter is concerned.-wise dull life and she prepares \u2014the story of escape from ali the f a simil: Aside from this feature is the for his possible appearance by| practical realism of life into the 4 season, story itself.Adapted from the applying her finest powders and army of the most romantic of men Rte : It is ; : wee Se \u2014~ Camere MIRANDA is the.à MONKLAND THEATRE Today Only \u2014 GREGORY PECK ia \u201cDAYS OF GLORY,\u201d with 9 in fron Tamara Toumanova.CHARLIE McCARTHY and EDGAR BERGEN in \u201cSong of The Open Mikael 0 SHEA and St.Road.\u201d TONIGHT \u2014 REVIVAL AFTER 11 \u2014 \u201cHENRY ALDRICH GETS GLAMOUR\" 7 M .be for Gea BLAINE Vice {The Cherry Bonde) than 80 ° e a for boy Thrill-Packed Romantic Adventure for boy will als ° - in Gorgeous TECHNICOLOR! rame do not py Fontaine : Arturo de Cordova vie ] are eno m another » R?but it 1 colo! ® kets sh - ¢ the pla; PAL SILVERS group.\u201dn ALSO } Ther: .\u2019 these Fun and Thrills in Beerys Best! teams + « « » Big, bad Beery these li vs.Honkytonk Lil! ately g Rough ! Romantic ! creation Riotous! Besry \u2014 as the gre a \u201ccon\u201d man! Beery _ \u2014 as 2 lawless er I of the gold fields Twenty-four hours of Beery \u2014 at his best! Betty adventure and love in Phoenis the life of a bored dresser and beautifui lady\u2014 MeFarl * from Daphne ('Re- Miss Hy becca\u2019) du Maurier's of her | thrilling novel.My He: Stude Trustee ing.\u201d Secor First trying f too.\u201d Moth darling x Jd J Child ay with th \u201cMot (Menkland Ave.at Gireward) you she Child be Starts Added Feature \u2014 \"TAKE IT BIG,\u201d - Stage-rosch held - ups! _ starring Jack Haley, Harriet Hilliard, Blazing gun batties! Drama Oxzie Nelson and se Moth S ATU RD AY Mary Beth Hughes, of a rogue who turned want y ; Orchestre, fighting hero when the folly of Until Tuesday Night! chips were down Daug to see t 0e Tay TES y VW vr st! Beery Lil! antic | \u2014 as Beery terror fields! ; best! ps! ama ned the Neat Spring Herald Roping 0f Westmount Mushball Doings | With the quick fadeout of the snow from Westmount Park and adjoining.vacant lots, many a youngster\u2019s or fans thought runs to softball, Plans arg already underway by Recreation Subervisor Jim McCormick to line up teams in all sections of the Westmount Municipal Softball League.Last year some 44 teams played in seven sections of the league and it is expected that at least this number will again be on the roster this season.The men\u2019s sen- for loop will not lack for entries although two of the strongest air force units, the championship \u2018R.C.A.F.No.8 Training Command and Joey Richman\u2019s R.C.A.F.No.1 Wireless School, will not be back.At the present time the R.C.A.F.Lachine station is the only new entrant, but at least one more army team is expected to enter the fold.The District Depot from Montreal South and the M.D.4 team from the Sun Life building are two of the possible army clubs.There is also a chance that two civilian teams will enter the circuit.Art Mann's Dodgers will be back, although they will also field & team in the Snowdon loop, and reports have it that Ozzie Dalzell will field the old Royals\u2019 team of pre-war issue.Many of the players who formerly lined up with this team are once more available, most of them being returned men.There should be no scarcity of players as there were plenty of good men in the junior section of the league last year.The senior league will hold an organization meeting in about two or three weeks\u2019 time when most of the early detail will be ironed out.The first sections of the league to get underway will no doubt be the Inter-troop, pee wee and bantam groups.Last year these sections were able to start in April and if the fine weather keeps up, a similar condition may exist this BEASOM, It is hoped to operate the pee wee section along the same lines as the hockey with teams coming in from the elementary schools and St.Leo's Academy.This will be for boys 12 years of age and \u201cunder who do not weigh more than 80.pounds.A bantam section for boys 13 years and under who do not weigh over 100 pounds will also be organized along these same lines, but the midget section for boys 15 years and under who do not weigh over 115 pounds will be an \u201copen\u201d section.If there are enough teams over this limit, another section will be organized, but ît is thought that these brackets should just about include all the players in the pre-high school group.There will be more news along these lines next week but any teams wishing to enter the midget section or the one for teams over these limitations, should immediately get in contact with the recreation supervisor at the office in the greenhouse.BETTY IN ARIZONA Betty Hutton is vacationing at Phoenix, Arizona, with her hairdresser and close friend Eunice McFarlane, for two weeks before Miss Hutton reports for the finish of her role in Paramount's \u201cCross My Heart.\u201d Student: \u201cI hear the Board of Trustees is trying to stop necking.\u201d Second Student: \u2018\u2018\u2019That\u2019s so?\u201d First thing you know they\u2019ll be trying to make the students stop, too.\u201d Mother: \u201cWhat is the matter, darling?\u201d .Child: \u2018Father hit his finger with the hammer.\u201d \u201cMother: \u201cDon\u2019t cry about it; you should laugh.\u201d Child: \u201cI di-aid.\u201d Mother to Daughter: \u201cI don't want you to marry.I've seen the folly of it.Daughter: \u201cBut, Mother, I want to see the folly of it, too!\u201d WML mw \u2019 ~~ Hockey League Y's Chats \u2018Saturday.The Westmount Y.M.C.A.con- sliders itself fortunate in having a Mothers\u2019 Club within Its Organization.Last Friday, at a gathering of twenty mothers, the Club wag formally organized.By common consent, the meeting elected as its Officers for this term:\u2014 Mrs.A.W.D.Swan, Mrs.Martin and Mrs, Dawson.Mrs.Smith was asked to be the Convener for future refreshments.\u2018The business of the meeting included election of Officers, a discussion of what the Club intends for its purpose, and an outlining for future meetings.Next meeting to be Friday, April 27th at 3.00 p.m.The refreshments for this meeting were served by Mrs.C, S.Smith, Convener, who was assisted by Mrs.W.Sparrow, Mrs.T.Parrot, Mrs.F.Gutelius and \u2018Mrs.McCubbin.Mrs, A.W.D.Swan and Mrs.R.Gregor-Pearse poured tea.Thanks are due to Miss Lyle who prepared the sandwiches.Altogether, the afternoon was most successful\u2014business was accomplished and socialities made for a pleasant meeting.PREPS & JUNIORS The Preps & Juniors are going to enjoy the great outdoors this 9.30 a.m.will see the boys set out from the Y.M.C.A.for a fair tramp.They'll have lunch out and return In time for the Movies.We are looking for a large group to go.BASKETBALL A semi-final game between our Trophies To Be Presented Soon @ Although hockey is a dead issue ag far as Westmount is concerned, there still remains the presentation of trophies and.crests.won during the season by the teams in the Westmount Munici- bal Hockey League.v - À tentative date for this p presens tation is Tuesday evening, April| 17, at the Victoria Hall.In addition to the presentation of awards, there will also be a full programme of entertainment, Last year\u2019s bill of fare in the entertainment line was a grade A success with the youngsters and adults attending the gathering being shown almost two hours of fun, Seven trophies will be awarded to the winning teams while crests will go to the players on nine clubs.Doug Alexander's Golden Eagles, as champions of the juvenile section, will receive the \u201cJohnny Hill Memorial Trophy\u201d while the Golden Eagles\u2019 midgets {North-South : air Route supported Support will \u201cbe *Eiven to the establishment of an air route through Regina from the U.S.to Edmonton and thence to Whitehorse, Y.T., according to the resolutions passed at the north-south air conference held at Edmonton.Federal government has been asked to authorize the operation of an air route from Whitehorse to Fairbanks, thus having aerial transport directly from the United States to Alaska, instead of along the Pacific coast.Grosvenors will be given the \u201cWestmount Rotary Club Trophy\u201d ag runners-up to the championship Greens\u2019 squad.Al the players on the teams mentioned will receive crests for playing on championship teams as Will the players on the Queen's Eagles and the King's Panthers, pee wee titlists in the Staynor and Prince PACE SEVENTEEN of an army mule named Maggie: \u201cIn memory of Maggie, who in her lifetime kicked 1 General, 4 Colonels, 2 Majors, 10 Captains, 24 Lieutenants, 42 Sergeants, 454 Privates, and one bomb.\u201d And then there was the cow which after jumping the barbed wire fence said, \u201cI'm udderly ruined.\u2019 Valet Service SAMUEL'S CLEANING & PRESSING LADIES\u2019 & GENTS\u2019 TAILORING We Call For and Deliver 5512 SHERBROOKE W.\u2014 DE.0067 N.D.G.BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP New and Used Bicycles for Sale Used Bicycles bought 5260 Sherbrooke St.W.Corner Decarie Blvd.Albert sections respectively, EL.0081 \u2014 will retain possession of the \u201cRuss McConnell Memorial Trophy\u2019.Andy McGillis\u2019 St.Leo\u2019s Academy bantams will receive the \u2018\u2019Walter A.Merrill Trophy\u201d for the second year in succession.The \u201cB.W.Roberts Trophy\u201d will go to the St.Leo\u2019s troop in honour of their winning the title in the Inter- troop seition of the league.A trophy, so far ynnamed, has been obtained by Andy McGillis for presentation to the winners of the niidget B section, this year\u2019s winners of course being Yves Hudon's St.Leo's club.Two trophies will be awarded to the championship pee wee teams, the St.Leo's Greens will receive the \u201cJack Rimmer Trophy\u201d emblematic of the league championship while the Roslyn Intermediate team and North Branch Intermediates was held HOBBY Thursday.Full report later.WESTMOUNT BOYS and GIRLS\u2019 APRIL 4th, 5th, 6th and Tth - At The WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE WEST SHOW WI.2159 DON'T BE À GRUMBLER = rationing is helping to win the war.Contributed by DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY « An inscription on the tombstone ; a \u201d PACE HICHTHEN = cre Dean .ere EE TORONTO BETTER THAN EXPECTED Toronto Maple Leafs and Canadiens play back in Montreal to: night, with the Leafs strong favourites to win the series, even if they drop tonight's match.They have three games to win that all- important tilt that will give them-the right to go into the finals, end with two teams as evenly matched as these two are, the law of been made to explain it, but the real reason is the tenacity with which Toronto players clung to their checks.Rugged Bob Davidson watched Richard so closely, as en example, that the man who scored fifty goals in the regular season had only a couple of chances all night in the first game, while he was completely ineffective in the second.Blake and Lach fared little better.It was claimed that Toronto's success was due to the fact that fn both the first two games the Leafs got the first goal which enabled them to adopt their tight defensive tactics.This theory seemed to be borne out in the third game when Canadiens got the first goal and went on to win in a wide open game, but it was blasted in the fourth game Tuesday when the Leafs overcame an averages is certain to come into play.barring accidents of course, that Canadians can take three straight, one of which must be played on Toronto ice.In the first two games of the series, perhaps the most surprising feature was the inability of the Lach-Blake-Richard line to click, All kinds of excuses havex It is unlikely in the extreme, make the change.Tommy Gorman needn't pay much attention to the criticism.With Horace of old he can say: \u2018The people hiss at me; but I myself applaud myself at home, when I gaze at the money in my coffers.\u201d This Toronto team is much better than most of \u2018the experts conceded before the series started.Incidentally, there Is plenty of criticism among the fans at the action of the Forum In reserving the rush end.Blame for the action was placed on the inhabitants of the north end, but this is just so much twaddle.The missiles came from all over the rink, most of them from reserved seat holders close to the ice.However, the incident provided a good alibi to early two-goal lead to win, out- playing Canadiens all the way.Sports Parade 1945 Sees Maroon-Canadien Classic Though Leo Dandurand has been rounding up an all-star aggregation to represent Les Canadiens, which he piloted to fame and glory in previous.years, there is no doubt that the Habitants will clash with some very serious opposition with the Montreal Maroons at the Forum Friday, April 6th, in the grand Sports Parade of 1945, which is to be presented under the auspices of the Montreal Rotary Club in aid of their many deserving Charities.Mr.Dandurand will have Wilf Cude in thé Canadien nets, and on the defence will be such well-known figures as Sylvio Mantha, other stars of bygone seasons.Canadiens will really produce a team that could hold it\u2019s own in any company.Leo Dandurand is working night and day on his Canadien problems, and has promised to place on the ice a team that will give an excellent account of itself.Maroons-Canadiens Organize Maroons are also getting organ- We Jzed.Tommy Gorman, who has feo promised to handle his old Big Ï Red Machine for.the April 6th : festivities, announced yesterday that Gus Marker, one of the best right wingers that ever wore the Maroon colors will certainly be on hand for the occasion.Marker was in Montreal for the playoff game and he offered his services for the Sports Parade.There is a strong possibility that the famous Green Line of the Maroons \u2014 Gracie, Marker and Cain, will be re-united for the big match.Gracie recently tied with Bol Walton for the scoring championship of the American Hockey League, and Cain has been playing brilliant hockey for the Boston Bruins.Cain will be available if the Bruins are not in the championship finals at that time and Gracie has already promised to be on hand.Toronto will confer with Lionel Conacher and also with Cy Went- worth and other Maroon graduates, with a view of having them here.Hooley Smith and Joe Blinco are certainties for the Maroon team.Archie Wilcox will also: figure on the defence of the Big White Maroon team, .Alex Connell is coming down from Ottawa, accompanied by | = he Thuis en.Walter Buswell and Battleship Leduc.Barry, Paul Haynes and several} Up in front will be Marty the Maroon team will be a formidable one.Lionel Conacher is already training at Toronto, and there 1s.a probability that Dave Trottier, who has been refereeing .ee n Plastic centre Vancouver will be the post-war nucleus of a great plastic and plywood industry, and the centre ricated dwellings for devastated Europe, predicted Henry Castillou, K.C.Such international trade would provide employment for returned members of the armed forces, up for the gigantic charity show.Rotary Club Committee Col.St.Clair Holland, chairman of the Rotary Club committee in charge of the Sports Parade, announced yesterday that Cooper Smeaton had consented to referee the Canadien-Maroon game, thus adding another touch of color to the gala program.His assistant will be made known within a few days.Smeaton was one of the greatest referees who ever graced the National Hockey League.Col.Holland has also completed negotiations with Secretary James Foley, of the Quebec Senior Hockey League, President Norman Dawe of the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association, President George Foley, of the Quebec Senior League, and President Bob Lebel, of the Interprovincial Group, whereby a high class amateur hockey exhibition will also be presented in connection with the Sports Parade.Plans for the amateur display are in the hands of the afore-mentioned officials, and they will announce early next week their complete program, Speed Races In addition to the Maroon- Canadien classic, which will be the chief attraction, and the amateur match, there will also be other breath-taking sport features, including speed races, in which amateur and professional contestants will take part; puck carrying and stick handling competitions, and several entertaining variety features, which well- known Montreal artists will be requested to glve.President Wurtele Rankin, of Montreal Rotary, predicts that the program will excel anything that hag previously been given in the Forum.One of the novel features will include the introduction by Mr.Michael Normandin of the various old-time Canadien and Maroon players, and the other artists taking part, Seats for the Sports Parade of 1945 may be secured through Secretary Alf Okill, of Montreal Rotary, at the Mount Royal Hotel.in the Maritime Provinces, will be for +he mamufacture of prefab-, comlif for the oooaaton Axa it Is Canada aad \u2018the Brith expected that the Forum will be patrons will witness a grand jammed to the rafters.The cause | play.of sport and other fasçina is a worthy one, and, in addition, features, oo CL ' a = In Six Months ; One Year - PJ PRACTICAL asd THEORETICAL Motors, Generators, Elcctrioni Draîting, of i \"OVER 1,0 GRADUATES NOW EMPLOYED, CANADIAN of ELECTRICITY Lid.ns ONTARIO ST.WEST, MONTREAL SILVER Many out of town visitors are eoing, 1 or stree \"WA, B88 EMALL erine, Reward.WATCH WI 0280 MADAM formerly eonnectl Room, ; mount.\u2014_\u2014 Noted ] specialls tions ar Fi.aul AP: LA] Are yo! unfurnis er duple sible cot \u201cParton Hotel.ROO] OARDI with en +/0 2191 Here's the situation: Makers of telephone equipment have been busy on orders of all kinds for the armed services.For them, the time to start reconverting still lies ahead.Even after war needs have been met, these manufacturers must make a major change-over before they can resume normal production of supplies for civilian use .Which means that we must continue to defer many requests for telephone service, awaiting the day (we hope it may not be too long delayed!) when materials in adequate volume and\u2019 skilled manpower again become available.The applications on our waiting list will be filled as promptly and fairly as possible, on a first-come-firet-served basis.Mod cash your LAN] 4391 ARAG Wi.543 I EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN ROOM HOUSES ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL [Ht] Je TT including improvements! You are this week-end.Enter property by first bus stop from Côte des available at the Sales Office: Allan Shields, and like Canadiens, $ Detached cottage with gare 8 200 age \u2014 tiled bathroom \u2014 / planned kitchen\u2014hardwood floors, Ideal for small family.value.Only two more at this price available, 761 St.Clare Road, Town of Mount Royal.AT.9005.Open evenings., .$9 950 Exceptional Lot 52' x 93',~ Enter Property by Caledonia Road, 1st Bas Stop from Cote des Neiges Rd, Why continue paying high rents?Just seven minutes from the centre of the city by C.N.R.train you can own one of these beautiful postwar cottages.Forty are now being built in a new residential district adjoining the Town of Mount Royal, Fifteen already sold.Taxes are low! From $145 to $190, invited to visit these cottages Caledonia Rd.off Laird Bivd., Neiges.Full particulars ore Beautiful English type cottage, with garage attached.Open fireplace\u2014tiled bathroom \u2014 planned kitchen.Air conditioned, $ A home you will be proud 10 750 of.Delightful appéar« I ance on lot 70\u2019 x 104°, Sun deck over garage \u2014 tiled bathroom we open fireplace\u2014planned kitchen, ce TW MSW RN ee Ter Sey Lot The Westmount Examiner x CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING x LOST .LOTS FOR SALE WANTED TO PURGE MSE SILVER bracelet, made of Dutch APARTMENTS \"TO BUILD?n eoing, vicinity Westmount, N.D.G.; Cote St.Catherine Rd.at Victoria by : ; \u201c USED ) MOTORCYCLE or street car.Keepsake.Reward.| Avenue.See our sign on property.|N y Wanted, aay condition: will pis cas .ted, aay \u20ac tion: will pay east, \u2018WA, 6888, J-52 Large choice lots about Y¢ x 125, rea- FOSSWOr uzz e HA.H3u2 J-as ATL gold watch, vicinity St.Cath- yonable price.St.Catherine Invest- \u2014_\u2014 eee nee enr M 8 1 y .= > 4 ~~ Tn erine, Western, Metcalfe, Roslyn, ment Co, PL.8011, evenings DE.SIDEWALK BICYCLE Reward.WI.0108.J-21 2785.: Yor Nr RR RD, Child's two wheel wanted, in good ; ; dition.FI.4017.1-23 FOUND COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED | = : SUMMER HOM ; + En 1 gp « |5 |6 j7 js 10 [i ADJUSTABLE dressmakers form, #- WATCH, Western at Melville.Calif\u201d E, 4 bedrooms, elec- 4 Reason E 4 age 38.Phone DE.6700, aft WI, 0280.J-51 tricity, private beach, Hudson or 9 Head - as had + \u20ac .6700, after 4 p.m.RS Woodland.WA.4514, J-18 covering 12 Ÿ \u2018113 \u201c SE Lo 08786 PERSONALS SITUATIONS Wai 12 A Negro PAIR gentleman's riding boots want- MADAME LILLIAN, gifted psychic, WANTED people In Tr 16 7 His ed, size 7-8.Phone DE.4059, J-4b formerly Chez Maurice, has resumed IF YOU WANT your fioors cleaned| 45 A savory ment ELECTRIC refrigerator, must be im connection with the Avenue Tea |and polished like new at reasonable Jelly * perfect condition.now or May ist.Room, 384 Victoria Avenue, West- rates, call FI.1948, J-15 14 Doual Bible 19 20 ' WA.4585.a n e \" \u2018 ; : \u2014 mount.EL.0073.J-14 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 15 To eradicate ond : \u2014 WICKER go-cart in good BENTONA FRENCH tutoring for elementary or 3 Snes! name Le 3 u 3 J Wi ses Noted Psychologist reader.Trouble BiEh school student by McGill gradu- 20 Wainscots , BOOKS WANTED 7 specialist for men and women.Ques- ate, DE.4613.J-38 a gent cale \"as 28 29 20 Experienced assessor will come with- ilons answered.Appointments dally.PART-TIME position in office or 24 Strainer | | out obligation.Highest cash prices.Fi.0801.J-11 store, mornings, 9-12, vicinity West- 27 Girl's name q 32 33 Everyman's Bookshop, 1475 St.Cath\u201d APARTMENTS WANTED mount.WI.3764.3-26 18 Saditional | i ; erine W., AVE.5675, J-16 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED measure - ANTIQUE silver, glass.chin a LANDLORDS, NOTE! a Jap marine i Si 3 - | monte furniture, miniatures.\u201cbronzes, Are you interested in renting your 22 Regretted ! .X paintings, vases.other fine objets unfurnished 4 or 5 room apartment LADY wanted to care for el- 4 Note of scale ' 0 4 42 darts wants.Lyons, Wl.5700.J-9 or duplex up to $65 to quiet respon- gerly convalescing lady, Dar- 3 Sound quatity i MEN'S and boy's clothes.«tr, goow sible couple whose post-war financial me only.A little light house- 38 Mineral spring 7% | prices.HA.3790.Eveninzs, CR.1938.stability is assured.We have no child- work.Phone WE.1866.J-50 29 Brenthe loudiy * À - © 7-4 xen and can produce excellent refer- \u2018asleep a \" > NAVY or black tailored suit 4 ences from previous landlords.Call a 41 Symbo! for 147 F Po bre sches sizes 16e iter Sh, one en ore at DO.3515 or Windsor BOUSEWORK, part time, 5 until Z, tellurium Precches, sizes 16.guitar.Phone B Hotel Joz5 no Sundays, mo waxing, cooking or of 9 P-147 potes neavy laundry.FL 8185.438 Argvie 43 opine 00 5 se I?BABY'S high chair, upright or fola- ROOM & BOARD WANTED Ave, Westmount.45 Pitch ing: portable fireplace wanted.AM.BOARDING HOME, for elderly lady GIRL for housework, daily, In morn- \u20180 bead-iike ss 57 4260.P-186 with small income.Write Box 1485,| ings.DE.5048, 588 Cote St, Antoine 48 Mother or STEAMER trunk, in good condition e¢/0 2181 Hampton Ave, J-42 Hd.J-47 5 father warted., WA, 3294, P.164 ROOMS WANTED WORKING housekeeper for 2 adults, 62 To mature 20 BICYCLE wanted for 1%-year-otd ROOM and Kitchenette wanted by 20 children.Must have city refer- 54 Dawn goddess le pl) 80 'nterjection 53 nha fer boy.DE.7X38.P-135 soMier and wife, near Westmount | ENces and be willing to go to St.Lam- Be Zpnoure 21 Portions silence TADIRS golf clubs for beginner, Ordnance Depot.WE.2871.3-48 EEE io 5113, J-24 87 Make lace 23 A ble root steel shafts.MA.6551, cventngs.138 Ni pleasant young wo- edging 25 Genus of sac Answ to 1 eok\u2019s Puzzl 2-1 AUTOS WANTED man, between 20 and 40 years of age, \u2014 fungl newer to last week's Turse to take care of one little girl 3 or 4 VERTICAL | Pros der of afternoons weekly from 2 to 6, also 1 Equality 28 A volume WE BUY GOOD USED CARS | able to stay on in evening occaslon- 2 Land measure 29 Heraidry: TR E 7 ally.Please write giving references, 3 Ueuat grafted A N Box 145, c/o 2191 Hampton Ave 4 Opening under.32 Warrant Models 1830 to 1942.We pay N.D.G.I-52 ground 33 Plural ending ; cash.See us before Belling _ - - 5 6 HAT etre 3 European PROFESSIONAL CARDS your car.DOMESTIC PETS ?Male itor 38 A thorough- GS j a = x and 1 = are LANTHIER & LALONDE TOSS end siucked and whowc © a à Genus of [40 To turn out.25 WORDS 50¢ AUTOMOBILE ENRG.FI, 5607.J-29 9 Greta\u2019s brother 42 Swiss river i Additions) Words Tc each 4391 PAPINEAU.FR.1122.FOR SALE 10 American 52 cris re 3-2 Institute of Indian AUTO REPAIRS = rchitecture 45 Prepare Z me Fr BOOKS 11 (abbr) vais 46 leather ALLAN S General Auto Repalre, 4280 Minister's library, also Sci u cymbals © stu ALLAN'S teneral Auto Repalit, GARAGES WANTED Books; Loster s Unsarr, ass 16 Faddle.like 47 Period of time St.Catherine St.w.WE.1201.TARAGE wanted vicinity Argyle Ave.I-23] 48 Greek eple 43 Through Brakes and valve grinding a special: Wi.5433 3-38! \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014> mmon ty.No appointment necessary.AD * : DINETTE suite, blond mahogany, 7 poem (Hawalian) work guaranteed.Day and night wer- pieces, perfect condition.EL.ee vice.32 + ~ y TADY'S sport coat, beige, purse and FOR SALE FOR SALE CARTAGE & STORAGE brown shoes: dresses, 34-36; girl's Let a graduate pharmacist fill your TITDI 7 = NOTRE DAME DE GRACE Trans- coat; sliver fox jacket; boy\u2019s coat.| prescriptions.Due to our policy of HERE AGAIN\u2014MA.7439 fer.l.ocal and long distance movers.EL.5272.J-39 6.30 p.m.closing, it is possible for Mr.Also cartage.DE.3110, Jed vote ES ° CLEAN CART tame Te toh ps BEAUTIFUL hanquet cloth, Gutwork A.Rochman, B.Ph., to fil every pre-| 5.000, 21 x 21 x 11; 5,000, n x WESTER (RATING And Moving, .embroidery done by hand on Irish scription we get.We will cail for and 14 x 11; 1,000, 9 x ax 12\" 1191 lteg'd.Van Service.Specialty furni- 0 ns nen.AT.1764.J-y7 deliver your preseriptibn at no extra ST.DOMINIQUE.jg Ture refrigerators, pianos moved by A ve DRESSING TABLE, beautifuily trim- \u201cLATEE- 2 ekperienced man, Service and satis med, kidney shaped, mirror top; per-| SOMERLED DRUG STORE $125.00 ' faction.FI.1328.nd FUNCRAL HOME fect order, $15.00.WA.5242.J-35 4625 WILSUN AVE.9-PIECE walnut dining room sei.al- DECORATING GIRL'S and boy's spring coats and DExter 1161.most new.AT.2180.d-45 YR, MONTPETIT, Genera: contrac- 5610 suits from 12 year up.Apply 465 4-101 BOY'S tweed spring coat, § years, ¥i, tor, decorating and painting; cellars \u2019 Lansdowne.\u2018 J-3% CHESTERFIELD, new, veiours com- Perfect.WIL 0710.J-44 cemented and repaired.Free extani- Sherbrooke St W.WHITE English pram, $10.WE, 5237, nination, 3 pleces, spring filled, $i5:| ONE combination radio, city multi.Ates.YO.3878.18 J-31 new rug, $25.00.El.3614.5526 Sher-| tester model 414, analyst miodel 504, | TTDRESSMAKING 7 DExTER 1149 BED, single, Simmons, Slumber King brooke St, W.J-3| $50.00; one triplet signal generator, roa nidrens tons spring.Ostermocor mattress, $25.00.COMBINATION Kitchen range, four Model 12324, $50.00; one Reudrite LA: ar and Shi ee pH Hee Mod Ch | WE.2664.J-49 burners for gas, and dual oven, direct reading tube tester, model amber ET g0s0.ate rrice Joe OT Pe GORGEOUS mew veiours spring Zilied Guelph, perfect condition, $75.00.DE.4324.$10.00, practically mew.Further Le chesterfleld suite, $95.00; beautiful $368, P-os4 particulars, apply Box 147, c/o 2191 MISS MATTHEWS \u2014 Talloress and Oriental walnut bedroom suite, var-| VACUUM, Rotorex, $15.00; American Hampton Ave., giving phone number.dressina rer Burton Ae en \u2018gain: lamps; tables.Unusual oppor- broadtail jacket coat, $30.00; white) _ i -241 EL nos.opp a tunity.FI.1850.Colson, 1352 Greene, fur coat, $20.00: red fox jacket, $15.00.DINING room suite, mirrors, chalrs, : : ; firescreen, wardrobe, kitchen things, ELECTRICAL REPAIRS Westmount.All in good condition.EL.5483.P-235 | bl ; Bg : ONE lady's grey tweed suil?, size 18; es tables, briefcase, bed, alshes.ELECTRICAL repairs and installa one set of Waverley Pictorial Diction- 5 7 tions of all kinds, Electrical] appli OL.6575.P-229 DEAUTIFUL banquet cloth, cutwork ances of all makes repaired.Star FuneraL DIRECtORS @stablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without cherge | $5.00.WA.6191.aries.METAL bed size, spring and spring filed maîtress.AT.0927, P-221 GAS STOVE, almost new, four burner, automatic oven control, price set by W.P.T.B.EL.3407.P-218 GO-CART, gray, chrome, reversible handle, good condition, $10.00; ple oven, $1.00.DE.4331.P-211 BOY'S two wheel bicycle in first class condition, $35.00.No dealers.EL.9180, evenings 6-8 p.m.P-209 LADY'S coat, size 36; girl's tweed coat, size 10; girl\u2019s reversible coat, size 8; girl's grey tweed coat, size 8; Jady's suit, size 18, D'E.8980.P-207 MUSIC cabinet, mahogany, $16.00; leay's spring coat, chesterfield, $15.00, like new; red suit, $10.00; dresses, size 16, AT.4268.P-342 BOY'S reefer and hat, 3 years, $4.00; white corduroy coat, 1 year, $2.00; play pen and pad, $6.00; high chair, P-42¥ embroidery done by hand on Irish linen.AT.1764.P-425 SMALL ice refrigerator with pan, $12.00; boy's 3 piece serge sult, size 12, $5.00, jacket ,needs relining; boy's or girl's heige coat, 7-8 years, $4.00; boy's or girl's imported gray flann.) coat, 7 years, $5.00; boy's black shoes, 12 years, $1.50; boy's sports jacket, 2 years, $5.00; girl\u2019s blue wool jacket and skirt, size 6 :ears, $3.00; heavily smocked muslin dress, 7 years, $3.00; baby's safety gate $2.00; parlor chair, $2.50.DE.4310, P-424 LARGE wardrobe trunk, good con- dition.WE.4615.P-423 SOLID oak dining room suite, 10 pieces, $75.00.DE.07¥7, P-437 WALNUT dressing gable, three mirrors in good condition, cheap at $20, DE.9436.P-435 DINETTE suite, blond mahogany, 7 pieces, perfect condition.EL.9385, ; P-426 Electric, Licensed Flectririans, 1638 St.Catherine W., near Guy.FI.5107.I-5 RADIO REPAIRS LL AETNA-RADIO-REG'D.Radio technicians, most efficient repair service In Canada.Re-condt- tioned mantel sets on hand.Prkes W.P.T.B.regulations, 2362 Dorchester St.W.MA.6533.J-32 RUG SERVICE REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, material, any sise or color.ANGLO-FRENCH CARFET CO.Drummond Bldg.PL.fbat Je8 TAILORING MEN'S Suits remodelled in ladies tone - : children's clothes to measure.Clifton Tailor, 5906 Sherbrooke Street W., corner Clifton., 7-28 PACE TWINTY reg (Continued from Page 8) Brazil to be covered with rubber.Lasts were also sent in order to improve the shape and fit of the rubber shoes.All this time articles of rubber went unvulcan- ix>d, were sticky in warm weather and hard in cold weather.\u2018Charles Goodyear in 1835 thought he might solve the successful use of rubber and first used Nitric acid for removing the: sticky surface.This did to a great.| extent present a dry surface but.did not change the interior of the material.He also experimented with sulphur and it was only by accident that the stick mass of rubber and sulphur coming in contact with a hot stove lid gave him the idea of the application of heat for vulcanization.\u201d ; Mr.MceGiverin then revealed how the rubber plantations arrived in Ceylon.\u201cIn 1876 the British Government Were looking for a crop to replace coffee in Ceylon, as coffee had developed a blight which seemed difficult to eradicate.been carrying on research in Brazil and studying the value of rubber.He found he could make plantings from seed and this interested Sir Joseph Hooker who was head of Kew Gardens in Lon- \u201cdon, England.As a result\u2014Hevea Braziliensis seeds were brought to Kew Gardens and planted and shipped out io Ceylon.Out of a cargo of seeds, at the end of their swaunderings only 17 plants survived in Ceylon.\u201d Of the wartime demand on both natural and synthetic rubber \u201cAl- awys Congenial\u201d MecGiverin revealed \u201cThe demands for huge quantities of essential rabber or rubber type war items, such as tank tracks, bogey wheels, automobile equipment, clothing, footwear, gas masks, boats, floats, gas and water storage tanks, puncture proof gas tanks and hose, fire hose and myriads of ftems, many strange to the industry were produced.Produced {a hitherto unheard of quantities and on express schedules.These were some of the problems laid in the lap of the rubber industry.That they met that crisis is a tribute to the workers and management of one industry that will stand as a record of great achievement.\u201d Turning now to the development of synthetic rubber which took place over a period of time ia ali the major countries of the world the speaker gave important dates in the synt\u201detic rubber history.Beginning in England in 1826 Mr.McGiverit stated that *In 1826 Michael Faraday (England )showed that natural rubber was composed of five atoms of carbon and eight atoms of hydrogen.It was therefore called a hydrocarbon.Other familiar hydro carbons are gasoline, kerosene, turpentine, lubricating and fuel oils, henzine, and nataral gas.\u201cIn 1860 Grenville Williams (England) broke down natural rubber by heat and derived from it a liquid with the same chemical composition as rubber, C5HS and he called it Isoprene.In 1879, G.Bouchardat, (France) while experimenting with Isoprene obtained a substance which had elasticity and some of the other properties of rubber, He was the first to suggest that rubber is a polymer, a substance in which the original molecules have linked together to form giant molecules.\u201cThe Russians were early workers in synthetic rubber and because of the threat of blockade during the last war continued their work until interrupted by the Revolution.Later the Soviet Government continued the work of the great Russian chemists, Os- tromeslensky, Kondakow and Le- bedeff.: \u201cIn 1915 the Germans bullt and operated a synthetic rubber plant but the quality of the product was inferior.\u201d The speaker then gave some of Tn.a fine,\u2018 various types et synthetic Henry Wickham had X rubber: Butadiene, Styrene, and how the process of \u2018\u2019Polymerise- tion\u201d or, ag the speaker simpli- filed the term, \u2018the drying or hardening of paint on the side ot a house is polymerization,\u201d takes place.Describing \u2018Buna 8\u2019, \u2018Butyl\u2019, \u2018Neoprene\u2019, and \u2018\u2018\u2019Thiokol\u2019 as the principal forms of synthetic rubber the speaker closed with the wish that the wartime development of synthetic rabber would in PUBLISHED IN â à A EXAMINER, FRIBAY, THIS ADVERTISEMENT \u201c OF EX-SERVICE.PEOPLE future: O° : The Rotarians stood for a minute\u2019s silence at the suggestion of President-Chairman A.W.Cal- deceased past-presidgnt C.W, Me- Bride.SL Tee An artist confesses he put ten years\u2019 work into & picture he has just sold.Nine of them are said some hy bandit mankint in the lard in memory of.the.recentiy | Support Legion *- Discharged war veterans should get behind the Canadian Legion, \u201cto thelr.own advantage,\u201d according to W.N.Burke, secretary of the Ontario provincial come mand, speaking in Toronto re cently.to have been devated to selling it.THE INTEREST | without medical exami: \u2018He sald that: \u201c£ vital part of the Canadian -Legien presranil should be the enrolling of veter:; ans of this war into our member] ship.Only in this way can w¢ attain the influence and: full res, presentation we.require to\u201d assis \u2018boys.coming back after the war,\" First wife: \u201cIs your husband] a:book-worm?\u201d - Second: \u2018No, just an ordi one.\u201d , a Services of @ # insurance.BS TT ss rls RRS éco ication rther information and applicet ing direct to the Superintendent of rained counsellor are ave Veterans Insurance, ilable for individuel Issued under the authority of Honourable lan DEPARTMENT KEEP THIS ADVERTISEMENT.IT 1s ONE OF A forms may be obtained from the » OF V etorans Affairs, Ottawa.V Department of who wishes in interview with euch veteran Minister of Vetera A A Mackenzie, OR W ETERAN SERIES.SEND IT TO SOME MAN carest office of the Department ef FFAIRS - .\u2018 ischar ed.nation in most cases, to those disc 8 \u2018 \u2018 es wil .sned that DEATH HOW Wii D?the present war, it was realized th URANCE BE PAY Co à When Canad co posed de feo uniform the possibility THE INS um amount which may be paid et death » men and WO to civilian life with their health impaled, = 1000, with the remainder being pat, st the option of returning SXNELpiey.Ir was realized alin Suh T0 $100, in one of the following \"be pai with some physic airment in health or disability; many the ins , 12 Jus 314 per cent.interest, May be paid 0 a result Of hs en would be unable to provide prog (1) The money, pus\u2019 instalments over a period of service men ei ir families through \u2018the normal channe Pace : the | Green of twenty years, 88 selected.1f the bene- section for Ce 10 vance, To meet this SWART The five, ten, the payments are contisued to his of Les pren its odd session, passed an Act nom as, ficiary dies, pa \u201c toss.y 3 w = estate.oy ® ts Veterans Insurance Ace Th 38 PLE under i (2) The money may be paid in equal Iastalmes and applications may TURES as the beachiiary He ots are guaranteed for five, ten, in (2), but ins! 3 h WHAT ARE THE SPECIAL FARCE?@ Asia) twenty years, whether the beneficiary lives 06 OF WAR VETERANS INSURA ecrans Tasurance Îs fitoen ¢ : Qe of the principe 80 on, ics available 3 0% C0 WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF vriciout medical examination.Be as vous hazard- A WAR DISABILITY PENSt ONY fing receives & : charged where the veterat 8 5c commescial flying, \u20ac%C If, on the death of the insureC, HE 7 ein follows: ; ous\u2014such as, Mining, construction, COC = \"the event of pension, the insurance money W lo it will in addition, premiums are w i ° icy is paid , the full face amorce 9 a ere js no extra cost for this Waive om I he Toe beneticiary in the manner clected by the premiums.insured, plus the pension.en the capitalized value MAY APPLY FOR WAR - (2) 1 th policy is ox pid up, then he SBR we RANCE?: ; ~\" of the pension will OM il receive the VETERANS INSU : woman is eligible.Ta sddidion, the licy aod it ste de acc), plus the excess, Any ex-service ets OF veterans misy apply for the Tr Br UP re face amount of the insurance over the widows or WidoWers © Il veterans were not insured ac dise rized value of the pension If the policy has ol ance on HE Navy personnel in receipt Of £00 Opie ce at least six months the beneficiary 1 the Act.Mer esent war are eligible.in fo ildren, oc both, of the insured, ability pension from the Pr wife of oo ill be paid as as the paid-up value at least WHAT TYPES oF INSURANCE of the remainder.| cars ARE AVAILARE available are 10 Payment Life.13 WHO MAY BE NAMED AS A BENER CAR he The plans oË ones nt Vite, Life Paidup #8, 0, Where che insured is married, the benebeiary Tt age.Pe wi) A 85; that is, premiums may, be The longer wife or husband, of chil oc bo ife or husband, with à e Paid-up or until age 65 or 83 respectively.uired.the ciary must be the future wite OL 0 à 15 or 20 ve ment the smaller the P i The oe parent, brother or sister, 25 à conti vereran die the erm, Oca policies are not issued TECHS, gp receive the insurance mon ©.ot the non-participating type that is, DO unmarried.- paid.CAN RE-ESTABLISHMENT CREDIT OR PENSION WHAT AMOUNTS OF INSURANCE BE USED FOR VETERANS Inst RANCE?i DED FOR ., this is one Pe from A PROVE © EE in amounts ranging from $300 jou credit may be used.Premiums may be deducred potion 000.The amount of the policy is paysble only pensions also, _ vent of the death of the insured.If THE VETERAN BECOMES TOTALLY EMIUMS PAID?; DISABLED, WHAT caches of w cel oe hive veteran, premiums may be 25, ea this occurs before verehot full pdt of sty ually.> .quarter , half yeag: aging premiums on & monthly basis.fried no further premivms need be vs © UE?THERE ANY RESTRICTIONS CASH SURRENDER VAL ARE 5 THERE ANY been paid for two full years, the Jo pid TRAVEL, RESIDENCE, or OCCUPATION?ctions, the After pres rendered for its Cash Surrender Value, on Insuse In addition to being free of \u20ac vo travel and residence.ey be forced to Paid-up Insurance ot Exteaciet po licy.insurance also is free of restriction se pa \u2018There is no provision for losas sgainst po N i INSURANCE EXAMPLES OF MONTHLY PREMIUMS PER $1,000 Payable Payable Payable for sit we ego 68 age Act 10 years 15 yours 20 yours ; 31.14 12 $174 $1.20 y 20 $2.89 $2.193 1.39 1.30 3.18 234 | \u2018 1.64 1.51 25 -260 2.15 : 30 3.53 2.2.42 198 178 35 393 2,91 316 3.16 | 2.59 \u2018 45 4.98 a \u201c40 6.45 403 55 645 \u2014 by 12.There is #0 , liiply she above rates y ke .ic desired to pay she premsum annually, mw stbly payment plan.NOTE: Ver additional cost for taking advantage of she m v + Afteics or by formation concerning this ns Affairs.a mE am Sia hon ata - en um hee Gomi Ba \u201c2 ME eh Ga .ca BA 9 a = "]