The Westmount examiner, 6 avril 1945, vendredi 6 avril 1945

[" ER ao 2 es \u2018a graité selection at - en \u2018on savings.OH MAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XVI, Ne.14 Maj-Gen.C.B.Price Tells § Of Five Years Overseas Weptmount Rotary Club nela a \u201cRed Letter Day\u201d on Wednesday, when the members were hosts to their sons and daughters, and heard an inspiring address by Major-General C, B.Price, which was rightly titled \u201cRandom Impressions of Five Years Overseas.\u201d ,He gave \u2018a vivid pleture of happenings in Britain and the work of \u2018the Red:Cross in Europe.\u2018\u2019The\u2019 spirit of the people \u2018ot Britain will play a \u2018great part in the Peace of the world in the years following the end of the war,\u201d stated Major-General Price.- WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, Pres - Sod Spade Used By Lloyd George Now Treasured With the passing of Britain's great statesman, - David Lloyd George, who was the Churchill of World War I, memories came # Serving the City of W estmount, Garden Suburb of Canad! 8 Metropolis enaired - Refinished Cleaned | A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 oo oo PRICE:\u2014 THREE CENTS Westmount High Present {Purple and White Revue When the excitement of the Purple and White Reve of last year died down, some : \u2018found that a new type of amateur high school entertainment had been unveiled.It was decided that the show in 1945 would be completely musical.Early this term, the originators of the new idea, Joe Duffin and Roy Howard, started to work to cut through the endiess red tape involvea In getting the \u2018green light\u201d to \u201cattempt production.Business manager, Gordon Pollock, went to work on clearing up the financial status, and, finally, just before Christmas, the show \u2018Her prestige amongst the fabulous and ™ wvase@ on thek loyalty to leaders, her willingness to see the other fellow\u2019s point of view and to sacrifice immediate sdvantage for long term good, together with the collective mod- ernation and common sense of her people.\u2019 _ \u201cMy experiences have made me proud of the fact, that, as Canadians, we are welcome partners in the great Empire family and I earnestly hope that, our inde- pendente and freedom of action freely recognized, and never questioned, we and the other Dominions will take pride in willing co-operation with our great elder sister in strengthening the beneficent influence of those qualities and forming the-foundation for wider collaboration with the United States and other nations of Good-Wil1\u201d continued Major- General Price._ After taking the Third Canadian Division overseas he was \u201crequisitioned\u201d to take charge of the Canadian Red Cross in Europe.While in England doing Red Cross work he joined the Home Guards as a Rifleman, thus continuing thirty-eight years of service which he started with the Victoria Rifles.Later he.joined an Anti-Aireraît unit and had practically worked himself to the! rank of Lance/Corporal when something went amiss and his stripe was not forthcoming.He told many humorous siories of captured Germans.At one \u2018hospital which a Red Cross worker visited a captured German stated that he wiShed to be moved to a German hospital in Occupied Britain.Upon questioning, the brisoner stated that he was of the opinion that only a small section eround Aldershot was still in the British hands.; Thanks Canadians Major-General Price speaking regarding the Red Cross stated: \u201cWith the Campaign just successfully closed, may I say a word about the Red Cross Work Overseas, I assure you that we in the Overseas Headquarters of the Canadian Red Cross Society are Proud to have been the instrument, through the wonderful generosity of the people of Canada, which has given practical (Continued on Page 2) ART EXHIBITION A Spring Exhibition of paint- Ings will be held in Victoria Hall, under the auspices of the Independent Art \u2018Association Inc, from April 27th to May 12th, open to the public afternoons and eve- dings free, hours: 2.30 p.m.to 5.30 p.m.and 7.30.to 10.30 p.m.Closing date for entry forms win be April 14th and all ple- tures to be received by April 23rd, |.Artists desiring to exhibit, may secure - information and entry forms by writing the secretary, 4078.Bonne Av Moütééaf | small nations in Europe is almost Swing Transfer Responsibilities To Central Board It was announced unced by Mr.F.B.Whittet, secretary-treasurer of the Westmount Protestant School Board, that at a recent meeting of the Board, it was decided to defer for this year the consideration of any further .transfer of responsibilities.to the Montreal Protestant Central School Board.AH commissioners were present.The Westmount Board continues as a member of the Central Board, which it has been for the past twenty years, since its financial responsibilities were trans- ferred in 1925.Two members of .the Boara, Commisstoners A.Lov- ell Phillips ana D.L.Lockerby are members of the Central Board.Legion Branch Ask For Charter A meeting for the purpose of \\ecting permanent officers of the Westmount Branch of the Camadian Legion will be held at Victoria Hall Tuesday, April 10, at 8 p.m, .So far provisional officers have been carrying on the work of the branch and it is urged that a full turnout of all members he present to elect the permanent officers.Under a by-law of the branch officers will serve for one year with election of a new slate every year, An application for a charter has been made to the Provincial Command of the Legion and it Is expected that the charter will be granted within the next few days.New members have been coming in regularly at each meeting and the branch Is issuing invita- tiong to all veterans resident in Westmount and district to join with \u201cthem in the work of the Legion.\u2018There are many veterans of this war and others who have not been discharged but are still in the service who are associate members, When the war emds in Europe it is expected that the branch will grow.by leaps and bounds.N, C.McFarlane has been act- Ing as provisional chairman with \u2018H.-C, Todd as secretary and 0.R Daleeit \u2018Su treasurdr went into production.Mayor R.P.Adams Officially Opens Hi-Y Hobby Show The ninth annual boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 Westmount Hi-Y Hobby Show was officially opened in the Y.M.C.A.Wednesday night; when Mayor R.P.Adams cut the opening ribbon, accompanied by a suitable address to everyone present.His Worship was introduced by Warren Chippendale, President of the 1945 Hobby Show.But the | preview Gf this opening was Wednesday afternoon, when the exhibits were judged.This year\u2019s Show will un- \u2018doubtedly be one of the best put on under the difficulties of wartime.It is open to the general public this week at 4.00 p.m.each day, and Saturday at 2.00 p.m., when the pet show will take place.One of the highlights, the Music and Entertainment, will be put on in the \u201cY\", Friday at 8.00 p.m.\u2018 The official closing to a grand | show put on by school boys and girls in the Hi-Y, will take place at eight o\u2019clock Saturday evening, when Mr.D.C.Abbot, M.P., K.C., will speak.The list of those who won prizes for extraordinary exhibits, is as follows: Art\u2014Graeme Ross, for his oil paintings, Crafts\u2014T.Seamon, for his \u2018model of an A.A, gun; M.Goard, for his wooden bird cage; Carle- ton Peirce, for his trout flies.Collections\u2014Ronald Aldred, for to Westmount Church this Eastertide.The Church recalled it was he who turned the first sod at the C north-east corner of Sherbrooke |his postage stamp collection; Paul Street and Roslyn Avenue on Arnold, for his collection of coins; Sunday, Tth October 19283, giving B- Cartmel, for his tropical fish: the edifice an auspicious begin-|Lia Margulies, for her collection ning.of French pins; Wallace Emo, for Throngs \u2018gathered to watch the his album of war planes.ceremony as Lloyd George re- Cooking \u2014Joanne Laidlaw, for ceived the official welcome of the her tasty cake.Baptist City of Westmount which the| Sewing\u2014Betty Birch, for her statesman compared with the| original rag doll.City of London proper and re- Literatute \u2014 Elizabeth Foster, marked upon similarity from|for hev play.several viewpoints.Penmanship \u2014 Lia Margulies, An address of welcome was | for her note book.given by the then Mayor, P.W.Photography \u2014Robert -Asch, for McLagan, and a presentation of lis portrait of \u201cWriting with a a miniature gold spade was made Pen\u2019.to Lloyd George by T.A.Weldon.\u2018Westmount C.C.F.Club The spade used by the ex- Prime Minister of Britain is still Pr Hears Candidate Speak Dr.J.Cyril Flanagher, C.C.F., treasured and a photograph of it is reproduced, canllidate for Westmount-St.Antoine, is holding a meeting at the Committee Rooms, 1151 St.Antoine Street on Thursday evening LAST DAYS OF MARCH The garden of Mrs.U.H.Marshall and \u2018Miss J.Lambly, 38 Windsor Avenue, surprised the owners with a welcoming nod of Voluntary workers for the el- early Spring flowers as they not- |ection campaign will be welcome.| five Blosoms, .ed violets in full _bloom, one with Members are invited to bring their : friends.: 7 \u201c0 * REHEARSALS COMMENCED Chorus rehearsals started ime mediately and soon the male stue dent body of Westmount High School was craning its collective neck every noon-hour to see how this twenty girl spectacle was \u2018 shaping up.New sets had to be designed d built, for Westmount had lost all its equipment in the changing of the school system.Every Saturday and many evenings were spent under the guidance of Joe Duffin and Knute ' Sorensen, building frames, stretching and glueing cotton, and -making new scenery.CAPTAIN MAX FORD HELPS Late in February complete cast rehearsals were held and the \u2018amateurs received many helpful hints and needed tips from advising director Max Ford» ex-princt- pal of King\u2019s School and now a captain in the R.C.A.Soon the show was progrese sively shaping, Victoria Hall was hired, and the posters circulated, \u201cChuck\u201d Leger, musical director, .secured an orchestra and the necessary orchestrations.The boys and girls in the cast, slow in the beginning, are now all out behind their show.During the Easter holidays they re hearsed every morning and worked in the afternoons and \u2018evenings sewing costumes and painting scenery.STUDENT UNDERTAKIXG The show itself is entirely a student undertaking, they direct \u2018it themselves and look after their own finances, The show is a musical revue, featuring a cast of 70 and a full orchestra.It is a miniautre \u201cSons O' Fun\u201d or \u201cMeet The Navy\u201d, with a 20 girl chorus, numerous production numbers and small skits, and many hilarious, enter taining indvidual acts.JUKE JOINT\u201d NUMBER An integral part of the show are two productive numbers, one depicting the modern \u2018\u201c\u2018juke joint\u201d where the high schdol \u2018guys and gals\u201d meet after school to have a chocolate-fudge sundae and to \u2018\u201ccut-a-rug\u2019\u2019.The other produce tion number is a portrayal of the \u201cGay Nineties\u201d counterpart of the (Continued on Page 2) RECORDED MUSIC Next Wednesday at 9 p.m.in the Public Library the Westmount Music Appreciation Group will present the following all-Johann Sebastian Bach program of recorded music: \u201cBrandenburg Concerto No.6 in B flat\u2019; \u201cSuite No.2 in B manor for Flutes and Strings\u201d; \u201cTranscriptions for Orchestra\u201d (By Leopold Stokowski); \u2018\u2018Air for G String\u201d (from Suite No.8 in D); \u201cCome, Sweet Death\u2019; \u201cToccata and Fugue in D Minor\u201d, The public are cordially invite Pacs TWO: Local Exhibit Loans and Gifts Are Acknowledged Contributions to the \u201cStory of Westmount\u201d exhibition held by the Westmount Historical Association in the Public Library recently and which was officially opened by Mayor R.Percy Adams, drew the letter of appreciation requesiea mage public through the medium of The Examiner.It will be recalled that the exhibition embraced a wide field ranging from family and property histories to far back information and exhibits on sport, societies, churches and schools.The letter: received read as follows: \u201cThe Committee of the West-¥ mount Historical Association desires to thank publicly those persons who, whether by 10an or gift, contributed to the recent exhibit, The Story of Westmount, held at the Westmount Public Library.The attendance at\u2019 this Exhibit was most satisfactory\u2014and our visitors found .much to interest them.I would be glad, therefore, if you could print the enclosed list of names, together \u2018with this letter of appreciation\u2014for without the co-operation of these People, such an Exhibit would not have been possible.At the same time, the Association wishes it to be known that other and similar exhibits ave planned for the future.It would be glad to hear, therefore, from anyone else who may have material of local interest, and would be willing to let it be used at some future date.It has been impossible foi us to get in touch ourselves, with all possible sources \u2014but we do wish the citizens of Westmount to know of our continuing interest In anything concerning the earlier days of this district.Yours sincerely KATHLEEN JENKINS Secretary, Westmount Historical Association\u201d Grateful acknowledgment goes to: \u2014 Mrs.Pemberton Smith\u2014Photo- graphs of Greenhithe, the residence of Captain Durnford.Door key tot Greenhithe.(No longer in existence.) Painting of Sherbrooke St.Miss L.S.Kerr\u2014Photograph of Selby Grange.Mr.Andrew Rutherford \u2014 Photograph of the residence of the late William Rutherford, on.Clarke Ave.; Mr.Calcull\u2014Photograph showing toboggan slide on Wood Ave., 1886.Mr.Robertson Gibb \u2014 Photographs of the house at Clarke Ave.and Cote St.Antoine Rd, originally owned by the Clarke family, (No longer in existence.) Miss Sweeny\u2014Paintings by the late Mrs.Sweeny, of various houses in Westmount, such as those belonging to the Brehauts, Sharbolts, etc.Paintings by Miss Sweeny, of the Sweeny house, the Doutre house, ete, Mr.Earle \u2014 Painting showing Greene Ave.in the seventies.Painting showing view of West- mount Mountain the same date.Miss Malcouronne \u2014 The Nuns\u2019 farm on St.Catherine Street\u2014 painting.Old houses \u2014 Metcalfe Ave.and St.Catherine St.\u2014paint- ing.Mrs.W.D.Lighthall-\u2014\u2014Painting of the St.Germain house, : Mrs.Liebich \u2014 Pencil drawing of the late Bishop Sweeny.Paint- : ings of several old houses, St.Catherine St.etc.Mr.Birch\u2014Diagram of an \u2018old French Canadian house.Mrs.McIntosh\u2014Photograph of the residence of the late William Rutherford, on Rosemount Ave, Miss Raynes \u2014 Pencil drawing of \u201cForden\u201d, the residence of Captain Raynes, 1844, Mrs.LeBeuf\u2014Painting of old house on Cote St.Antoine Road.Dr.Mulligan\u2014Photograph of the officers of Melviile Cnurch Sunday School.Dr.Harvie\u2014Photographs, taken by the late Ropert Harvie, showing Cote St.Antoine in 1890, i Westmount Munzetpal Association \u2014 Photograph of the first annual banquet, held in 1912.Mrs.S.B.Earle\u2014Photographs of Cote St.Antoine Road.Mr.W.A.Murray \u2014 Bhoto- graphs of the residences of William and Alexander Murray.Mr.Morrow \u2014 Photograph of Montreal Bieycle Club, 1885.Maps of the Village of Cote St.Antoine in the seventies, Photograph of Lord Metcalfe, General Amherst, ete.Mr.Walter Jackson \u2014 Painting of Greene Ave.in the seventles.Photographs of winter in Montreal.Mr.Tester\u2014\u2014Sketch of St.Germain house.Mr.Dingle\u2014Indian flint, found in Westmount, Mr.Goode \u2014 Painting of St.Germain house.Badge used by players at Westmount Golf Club.Miss Everett\u2014Paintings of the fire at Villa Marla, Dorchester St.at Columbia Ave.Miss Molly Moir\u2014Old diary relating to Montreal.+ Dr.Winston Bushell \u2014\u2014 Photograph of old St.Matthias Church.Miss Gertrude\u2019 Jarvis \u2014 Photographs of football teams and other sporting events, .Mr.A.IL.Robertson \u2014 Photographs fo Westmount about 1890.City of Westmount-\u2014Paintings of Hurtubise and St.Germain house.Painting of Greene Ave.Painting of old house, no longer standing.at present Westmount Athletic Grounds.Mrs.K.T.Trenholme\u2014Paint- ing of Greene Ave.My, Capper\u2014 Painting of St.Germaine house.All over the world, Jews are now celebrating Passover, which commemorates the exit of Israel from Egypt, under Moses.DR.E.M.GALARNEAU Surgeon-Dentist 312 LANSDOWNE AVE.(Between Sherbrooke & Western) DExter 7030 Barrister and Soliciter Telephone HOWARD 8S.Evenings by Appointment, 2035 Grey Avenue ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 RETURNS Major-General C.Basil Price, © DS.0., D.C.M.General Price has just returned to his duties as President and Managing Director of Elmhurst Dairies Limited, after being on leave of absence since September 1939.He went on service at the outbreak of war and was successively a Brigade Commander and General Officer Commanding the 3rd Canadian Division.On relinquishing the latter command he became Commissioner of the Canadian Red Cross Society in the United Kingdom.During his absence he was nominated as Progressive-Conserv- ative Candidate in the constituency of St.Antoine-Westmount and is to contest the sest in the forthcoming Federal election.St, Columba Holds Special Service Church Centenary .The Revival of the Religious Life in the Anglican Communion began on 26th March, 1845, at Park Village, London, England.The word Religious means \u2018bound by special rule\u201d and is applied to communities of men or women, whose vocation leads them to accept some definite rule.The outstanding characteristic of all such rules 18 the threefold vow of Poverty, Celibacy and Obedience.The Park Village Community for women was founded by Dr.Pusey, and a few years later was merged Into the Sisterhood of the Holy Trinity.It has been said, that the Religious Life in the Anglican Communion owes more TO DUTIES individual.ANGLICAN SISTERS The first Anglican sisters to come to Montreal belonged to the Society of St.Margaret, which was founded by John Mason Neale in 1855.They came to Montreal in 1885, led by Mother Louisa, und started St.Margaret\u2019s Home.The Canadian.Church has the distinction of having founded a religious order, the Society ot St.John the Divine; and the found- ress, Mother Hannah became the first Superior; the order had its beginnings in Toronto in the year 1884, In Montreal they are in charge of St.Michael's Mission.There are many other religious orders for Anglican women in various parts of the world.ORIGINATE ORDER \"The American Church has the distinction of having originated the first for men, Bishop Ives of North Carolina was responsible for this move; but the order did not survive.The first foundation Solemn Te DNeum in St.Columba to continue to the present day, is the Society of St.John the Evangelist, whose members are popularly known as the Cowley Fathers, because their founder, Richard Meux Benson \u2018was vicar of Cowley in 1865, when he founded the Society.The order now has branches in the four quarters of the world, including the Canadian Congregation at Bracebridge, which dates back to 1927.\" The Rev.Fr.\u201c.ad y \u201c| main turnpike road leading from to Dr.Pusey than to any other |.RRR ERE SI OER TR IBS Question: What were the principal bridges in Westmount, in the early days?: Answer: At Dorchester Street, Was.a stone viaduct bridge, built \u2018of Montreal limestone, with a cut stone railing, situated on the the City of Montreal to the Western suburbs.It had two lanes for traffic, with cut stone railings on either side.This water course beneath the bridge was afterwards filled up and the bridge left byr- ied under the roadway.Another bridge, really & farm bridge, was on newly opened Western Ave.This bridge was situated about 100 yards East of Lansdowne Avenue, and spanned a glen which was the water shed for the section of Westmount; between Clark, Lansdowne and Vie- toria Avenues.It was an old de- lapidated wooden structure and had only one track traffic road, with an open wooden railing.At that point the gulley was about 20 ft.deep.The second bridge of the same construction spanned the water ERR IN I eT JS | RNS alin course or gulley, between Prince Albert and Claremont Avenues, \u2018This bridge was \u2018a little.longer than the first and the gulley deeper.This took care of the water shed from Victoria Avenue westward.One of the oldest bridges in Westmount was a small wooden bridge which crossed-the Glen in Westmount Park.The roadway leading to this bridge ehtered the park about 100 yards west ct Melville Avenue and crossed the stream nearly at the site of the present stone bridge.The roadway was the original highway or s/eut-over the mountain to the Trafalgar estate at the back, ang} now cut through by a small street called Miller Avenue.In the Nineties, the Tuque Blug Club had a toboggan slide which started at Shearer's House; Mr, Pleasant Avenue, and crossed Sherbrooke between Wood and Elm Avenues.In the winter, a bridge was thrown over Sherbrooke Street, to take care of the traffic and to permit the passage of the toboggans across Sherbrooke Street.] Church of The Advent ) Rev.John W.Kerr, Chaplain R.C.N.(late of St.James Church, Vancouver, B.C.) will celebrate at the eight a.m.Communion and preach at the eleven a.m.Solemn Eucharist on Sunday.A parade of the Canadian Women\u2019s Army Corps will attend the latter service.The Women's Guild will hold their annual Easter Tea and sale of work in the Parish Hall on Saturday afternoon and the following Saturday afternoon there will be an organ and choir recital by Mr.Gordon Phillips and the Advent Boys\u2019 Choir from 4 to § p.m.NEW MEMBER Kiwanis Club of Montreal announce as new member John C.Westaway, 359 Melville Avenue, who was added to the roster and received the congratulations of his fellow members.Roland F.Palmer, S.S.J.E., D.D., is the Canadian Superior.HOLY CROSS ORDER In the United States of America In the United States of America, there is the order of the Holy Cross, founded by Father James Huntington.And in both England and the United States there are religious houses of Benedictines and Franciscans.The Centenary of this great revival is being kept in all parts of the world.In particular it i8 being kept in Montreal by Solemn Evensong and Solemn Te Denm in S.t Columba\u2019s Church; all interested are invited Maj-Gen.(Continued from Page 1) effect in Britain and on the Continent of Europe, Canada\u2019s prestige in Britain it very high, and not the least oi the reasons for this have been the supply of beautifully made articles sent over by the Women's Con.mittees collected from Coast io Coast, and the generous outpour ing of money which has made possible carrying out of the many and varied activities of the Society Overseas.\" Lieut.Joe Buckingham, R.C.N.R.was a guest at the hezd table.He is on leave after five years in the navy and commanded a barge to enter Algiers and has taken part in six invasions.Throughout all the shell tire he did not receive a scratch but on his return home while witnessing his first hockey game he received a \u201cpuck in the eye\u201d and was sporting a fine \u201cshiner.Wm, Moxley gave a fine report on the work which the committee had accomplished with the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Westmount High (Continued from Page 1) \u201cJuke-joint\u201d, and features all 1he well known music of that famons era.: The show, a complete musival comedy revue, is something er-j tirely new in the field of High School entertainment.It is to ie held in Victoria Hall on the evenings of April 12 and 13 at to come and take part.8.30 p.m.FALCO NOW Including year-round world-wide insurance N FUR COMPANY Manufacturing Furriers \u2014 Wholesale and Retail 4469 ST.CATHERINE W.Near Metcalfe Ave.\u2019 OPEN FOR BUSINESS Specializing in coats made to your measurement and style A large assortment including Persian Lamb - Silver Fox « Hudson Seal = Mutkrat and many others, Guaranteed Remodelling and Repairing Fur Collars Made for Cloth Coats - Free Estimates STORAGE 27% .242% AY LS LET US LOOK AFTER YOUR PURS - Phone WL.4948 iia \"bir [BR I¢ pol wh [Pa Dis pal Dlr ph the bir the int hel obs bro bei: bre: sha poi whi the the Tar toes fea the sho N tail mar pan as i tot Ben Prince Rues, onger deep water west.es in 00den en in idway à the st ol d the f the road.ay or 0 the , andp street Blue which ; Mt oss ed and er, a Sher- Df the SEA Le Sher.L) Cou ain it ist of n the \u2018ticles Com- st 0 pour- made many the am, head + five com- lgiers x in shell ratch hile ame eye\u201d ner\u201d.port pittee [unity th ons sical er igh o Tie the at Hand & Donohos INCORPORATED Coal \u2014 Coke Fuel Oil \u2018DExter .1132 4856 Sherbrooke St.West srr \u201cWastmeunt's Home Newspaper\u201d Of Game hird Release Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, 2209 St.Catherine West ONU GROCERY LICENSED GROCER Cigarettes, etc.Fl.4744 (Near The Forum) Birds In Westmount Details of the release of Sharptail Grouse liberated by the Verdun aud District Sportsmen's Association, the third species of game bird to be freed in the Westmount area during the past five years, are given by Dan Ryan, Sr, Chairman of Propagation of Wildlife.This is part of a program to renew wildlife wtihin the Metro- : politan area, the previous being the Pheasants in 1940, the Bobwhite Quail in 1943, and last month the first lot of Sharptail Grouse \u2018(Pedioecetes phasianellus) were released on Westmount Summit Park by Chief Recorder J.A, Thouin, Patron of The Verdun and Pistrict Sportsmen's Assn.Inc.by Mr.party Included, Mr.Lanouette, Mr.Boyer, Mr.Rinfret, Bruce and Dan.Ryan, Sr.Four male pheasants were observed within the mentioned area while the birds were being set free.Sharptain Grouse A few remarks in reference to the Sharptail Grouse may be of interest to the citizens and also help in identifying the birds when observed, The Sharp-tailed grouse is a large grouse, palely coloured brown, ochre and white, there being many darker \u201cV\u2019 marks on breast and flanks, and has a sharp (hence sharp-tail) soft pointed tail, the underparts of which are almost white.It lacks the head and neck ornaments of the Rough Grouse or Pheasant.Tarsus feathered between the toes, which also have a hairlike feather between, this may assist the bird when walking on the snow.Note: \u2014Distinctlons; \u2014 Sharp- tail, white under feathers.\u201cV\u2019\u2019 marking on breast, and feathered pantaloons, should leave no doubt As to species.Sexes are difficult to tell apart.Released By Permission These birds were trapped in the wild in tke province of Alberta, by those fn authority and purchased by the V, & D.S.Assn.and brought east, only after written permission had been obtained (no stocking is attempted without this) from the Hon.Camille E.Pouliot, Minister of Game and Fisheries Dept.Province of Quebec.On their arrival in Montreal they were subjected F.L.SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Good assortment of imported goods always in stock, ¢ Repairing, cleaning and pressing 4883 SHERBROOKE WEST ELwood 0082 Pictures were taken for the press Stucker of La Patrie, the* to examination by scientists who declared them free from disease, and O.K, for release.The Sharptail is somewhat like our native Grouse (if not in plumage) in feeding habits, often going to trees for buds when other feed becomes scarce, during the winter months especially; in this he differs from our first two experiments, | the Pheasants, and Bobwhites, which feed mainly on the ground, although there is room for argument, in so far as the phefsant is concerned.The Sharptail may be found in the more open parts of our wooded areas, and does not keep to the open like the Bobwhite, however do not be surprised if one bursts away from under your feet anywhere on the mountain paths, the flight is usually a \u201cstraight-away\u2019 though they usually do not fly far and are easy to mark down.The Reason Why Citizens may wonder why the Verdun and District Sportsmen's Association Ine.choose West- mount for their experiments for the propagation of Wildlife and for their information we wish to make it clear that the same opportunity was extended to all Municipalities within the Metropolitan Area.The City Council of Westmount has offered every assistance tot our bird committee, this co-operation is carried further by the keen interest by the citizens, backed with the splendid support of the City Manager Mr.Jarman, and the Supt.Parks Dept.Mr.E.J.Anderson.These, added to near perfect environment, are the main reasons.Greater interest 1s being taken by the Montreal Parks Staff, and the same opportunity is still open to all Municipalities willing to cooperate.The City of Verdun while not suited so well for Game birds has already received the first stocking of Atlantic Salmon Fingerlings (last summer) in the Lachine Rapids at her water front.CITY OF W VITAL MATERIALS NEEDED Batteries, Bed Springd, Carpets, WAR SALVAGE Newspapers, Scrap Iron and Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Lead, Copper, Zinc, Bottles, Rags, Fats, Bones, Metal Foil.MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ARE: Phonograph Records, Coat Hangers, and Tubes Only) Magazines are also needed as reading matter for the men In uniform.Please leave small quantities beside your garbage for collection.FOR INFORMATION OR SPECIAL COLLECTION CALL ESTMOUNT FOR THE WAR EFFORT ARE: Boilers, Mattresses, Rubber (Tires - Fitzroy 8531 \u201cWar Salvage\u201d \u2014 ay TRENCH TELEPHONE The drugstore phone booth has nothing on this slit trench shel: ter for a Signal Corps switchboard.Freak Accident Tags Taxi-Tram-Truck A verdict of accidental death was returned.by Coroner Richard Duckett in Coroner\u2019s Court Tues.in the case of Miss Laura Singer, 55, of 248 Wood avenue, West- mount, instantly killed late Monday afternoon in a freak accident, invorving a street car, a taxi and a truck.Evidence showed a street car going east along St.Catherine street ,near Gladstone avenue, Westmount, collide with a taxi also eastbound.The taxi, in turn, struck a truck parked at the curb.Miss Singer is believed to have stepped off the sidewalk into the path of the track which was moved from its position by the impac:.Funeral services were conducted by the Rev.D.Scott, of Knox Crescent Church for Miss Laura Singer, 55, of 248 Wood Avenue, who was accidentally killed on St.Catherine St.West, near Wood Avenue.An employee of The Aluminum Company of Canada since April 22, 1929, Miss Singer was the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Francis J.Singer, and has two brothers, Frank W.Singer, of Paris, Ontario, and Charles Singer, of Portland, Oregon, who survive her.Ceremony was held at the Funeral Chapel of Tees and Co, St.Luke and Towers Streets, Montreal.\u201cYoung Married Couples\u201d Group Elect Officers The \u201cYoung Married Couples\u2019 \u201d group met recently and members enjoyed a recreational period of Volley Ball after which a dainty luncheon was served by Mrs, Norman Brown as hostess for the evening, The slate of newly appointed Officers was drawn up, with Keith Charters as President; Bertha Soley, Secretary and Kay Brown Treasurer.* A constitution will be presented and discussed at the next meeting on April 14th, So PAGE THREE Westmount Boys\u2019 Brigade Set Company Camp Period Following a trip over the holiday, final arrangements were made for the 1st Company Camp to run from the 14th to 28th of July, being a few days later than last summer, and it is hoped this period\u2019 will work in better with the officers\u2019 vacation periods, ene abling a larger staff to be present.will direct the camp, and expects Captain J.Howard Richardson to have Lijeuts.Alex, Upham and A.G.Anderson associated with him, along with Capt.C.E, McCuaig and Lieut.William McConnell, who are working in close harmony of the new north-end Company, with the 1st Company.It is ane ticipated that Rev.Dr.W.Stanford Reid will attend, occupying the post of Camp Chaplain, Camp fa-x cilities have been enlarged to permit up to 40 boys to be fed at one time, A number of other added features will make this year\u2019s camp period eiill more exciting than previously, this being possible due to the increased staff.Full Strength Band Now that the bugle and drum band is up to full strength, the boys look forward to route marches and have booked a \u2014_ noon, April 29th, to the new Presbyterian Church, Town of Mount Royal.They are looking forward to this occasion.with kcen anticipation as in previous years, once during each session, the Mount Royal parade was held, at that time, to Garden City Baptist Church.The band will enter the Battalion\u2019s competition .toward the latter part of the month and are hoping taey may be the winners of the handsome mace-pole, church parade for Sunday after- (Continued on Page 14) Finest Quality 'SALADA TEA & COFFEE TOPSOI Specially Treated Loam phone DE.GARDEN SUPPLIES Window All citizens interested in are invited for Gardens and Lawns $4 per Load \u2014 $7 Double Load.CITY OF WESTMOUNT Third In A Series Of FREE LECTURES GARDENS and At VICTORIA HALL TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 8.15 P.M.Subjects: Plants for shady and sunny locations A discussion period will follow the lecture.Lecturer: CE J.Anderson, Superintendent of Westmount Parks L 8481 x 6051 WESTERN AVE.GARDENING gardens and gardening to attend. PAGE FOUR \u2018 THE EXAMINER Serving the City ef Westmount Garden Srbarp of Canada\u2019s Metropolis.Published Every Criday »y THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY i Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.; Wainut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be a.independent, clean newspaper for the heme.doveted t public service.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1945 A QUESTION OF GRAMMAR À reader criticized a sentence in these columns, saying it was bad grammar.We studied the sentences and concluded it was correct; then we put it up to a professor of English, and he confirmed our opinion.The sentence: \u201cThese are the kind (meaning sort, variety, type) who are nice to have az ound.\u201d ; The professor explained his reasoning and concluded : \u201cThis splitting of hairs over exact singulars and plurals is not worth while.Many freshman classes kill hours over it and become pedantic over trifles while neglecting major ideas.\u201d Much of the incorrect grammar that is heard in daily speech and encountered in business letters is the result of over-empha- sizing trifles.For example, children are told not to say \u201cIt\u2019s me,\u201d although many authorities concede that usage has made the expression permissible.Determined to avoid the use of \u201cme,\u201d the poor kids grow up and insist on saying \u201cbetween you and I.\u201d The best way to dodge a difficult grammatical construction is to rewrite the sentence in which it occurs.In grammar, as in so many other things, a little knowledge is dangerous.A FIRE WARNING This is the time of year when parents should be reminded to warn their children against lighting fires in the dry grass that covers our vacant lots.Each year the fire department is called a number of times each .day on errands that should not be necessary, valuable fences are burned, and occasionally some youngster obtains butns that necessitate a stay in hospital.The fields are dangerous at this time of year.last year\u2019s grass is dry as timber and ¢an be ignited by a spark.Such grass fires spread rapidly if a wind is blowing, and although we have been comparatively fortunate with such fires in this district, there is always the danger that they will get out of control and ignite buildings in their vicinity.Tae Le f- .- \\ \u2018 L \"THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1945 NAVY LEAGUE APPEAL The 1945 maintenance \u2018appeal of the Montreal division of the Navy League of Canada is being held this week.Mr.Wm.Harrison, Honorary Treasurer of the Navy League in Montreal, is Chairman of the campaign, with Sir H.Montagu Allan, C.V.0.,, chairman of \u201cSpecial Names,\u201d and Mrs.W, D.McLennan chairman \u201cSpecial Names,\u201d Women\u2019s Division, As in past Navy League appeals in Montreal, the \u201cThumbs Up\u201d Club, a war effort organization of young business women in the city, have undertaken to aid campaign officials, particularly in the matter of correspondence.This year, some 15,000 direct appeal letters have been mailed out.Decision to confine the appeal objective to that of the past two years has been taken despite continued expansion of Navy League activities in Montreal, newest item of which is the erection now under way of a summer training centre for Montreal\u2019s Sea Cadets on the shore of the Lake of Two Mountains, near Hudson, Que., Mr.Ritchie emphasized.\u201cOur work, froin the training of Sea Cadets to the provision of recreation and other comforts to tens of thousands of Canadian and Allied seamen each year, 'is more important than ever right now, when the care of our fighting men and the moulding of Canada\u2019s youth should be uppermost in our minds,\u201d declared C.F.Ritchie, presiderit of the Montreal Division.; Local residents will, we know, do their full share in helping the Division meet its objective in this worthy and patriotic appeal.ITS MEN, NOT MACHINES At the twenty-fifth anniversary dinner of a successful corporation, one of the officers recalled that when he was hired he was depressed by the size and shabbiness of the manufacturing plant, Following the inspection, he mentioned his reaction to his prospective boss.\u201cYou're right, the place is a dump,\u201d was the answer, \u201cbut did you look at the men who are running it?Those men will make a gold mine out of this business.They started with nothing, and see where they've come already.It\u2019s men, not machines, that you must look at.\u201d Fifteen years later the business was indeed flourishing.The butfldings and machines were imposing.The founders were older, but as inspired and energetic as when they began.They and their associates were the business, and the machines and buildings were incidental.4 oY iN æ FA! \\ v ye p° 4 Ji A THE FOR Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, wv vw not accept responsibility for them.In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does UM peg K.C, DCL.mes A .car.* menced his fourth year in charge called Angalyokak, the boss man.Alaska has a long coast line, and Eskimos and Indians are the only sentinels at far-flung bays, inlets and fiords where a whole fleet might land.Major Marston is the military and social leader, and drills are social occasions.Alaska 18 twice the size of Texas.Major Marston has covered almost every \u2018acre by all means of transportation, but a sled hauled by his well trained Malamutes iz his favorite, and he is.one of the few Army officers skilled in training them.He has a real affection for the natives, and they for him.He intends to take up permanent residence among his native friends, and has staked out a 120- acre homestead near the Eskimo village of Unalakleet on Norton Sound.He is going to move his family there after thd war and settle down to running a tmp line, panning in the creeks for gold, and raising thirty-pound cabbages during the Arctic summers, When the sun never drops below the horizon, * %* + My philosopher friend said: \u201cKnowing everything that might be done is knowledge.Knowing what is right to do is wisdom.Doing it is character.\u201d æ * æ Despite a smaller population and a longer war, there are practically as many British as American troops on the battlefields of Europe, * & » Navy Bridegroom: \u201cWith all my worldly goods I thee endow.\u201d His Father: \u201cThere goes his seabag and fountain pen!\u201d * * * It would be hard to find a better example of real co-operation than The Canadian Press.Ninety daily papers in Canada are members of this non-profit concern.Each pays its share, and all receive the same news.According to political affiliation listed in the Canadian Almanac, there are 19 Liberal, 12 Progressive-Conserva- tive, one C.C.F., and 58 independent papers receiving this service.Any reader of Canadian newspapers when they see CP at head of a news item, can be sure they have a news item which is news free of propaganda, That is why our press has not, as in most countries, come under Government control.* * * Sale of beer In Ontario has reached an \u201call-time high\u201d it was stated by Chief Liquor Commissioner W, G.Webster.He said Ontario is drinking 76 per cent more beer than in November, 1939.In November, 1944, 3,- 500.000 gallons were consumed in Ontario.8 LJ » No one can really be sure of himself until he is sure of something much bigger than himself, » % & | Mrs.Grace Gardner, of Clark's Harbor, Sable Island, N.S., bas an unusual and Interesting hobby.She collects sand from all parts of the world.Relatives, friends made up of 20,000 Eskinios, isx Two,Britishers who now make cannon for Spitfires and othe aircraft, are ready to bring 26 demonstrators to the U.S.A., and ng doubt some to Canada, of a car which will sell for $400 and give 50 miles to the gallon and go 60 miles an hour.It is a three-cylinder The inventors have contrived a way of using the exhaust gases hitherto wasted on all standard-model machines\u2014through à turbine.Who says decadent Britain?.\u201c : + Major Marvin R.Marston, of Spokane, who recently com * of the Alaskan Territorial Guard, is neatly bottled, and no two ar alike in color or texture.* 5 » - R.P.Longley, Agricultura Representative for King\u2019s County, Nova Scotia, declared recently that \u2018\u201c\u2018other interests are keeping daylight saving time in force to the detriment of farmers, and tha farmers are considering drastid measures in order to have a re turn to standard time.\u201d He add ed: \u201cFarmers must organize i they are to enjoy some of the benefits which go to organized labor, Farmers work long hours run is the backbone of econoniic security.\u201d » & * The total of demand and notice deposits in Canadian banks rose to $4,340,088,000 at the end of January this year, as compared with $3,669,528,000 on Jan.31, 1944.This is the equivalent of over $360 for every man, womau and child in Canada.If Victory Bond investments be added the total is over $1,000 per capita of the population, and quite a reserve against the rainy season.Everybody has their troubles + I Calvary Church | * The Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D., will conduct the services of worship and preach the sermons in Calvary United Church, West- mount, on Sunday nex¥ April 8th, The Church School will hold its regular session at 10 a.m.in all departments from beginners to seniors, while the nursery division and the Mission Band will meet from 11 a.m.to 12 noon.At the 11 a.m.service Dr.Jones will preach on the subject *\u2018Easter Dividends,\u201d while at 7.30 p.m.his subject will be \u2018Out Fishing.\u201d All are cordially invited to attend these services.Why not repeat the Easter Day attendance?Monday at 8 p.m.is Wantanopa Camp Promotion night at Waest- mount Park United Chureh.All the young people are urged to meet at Calvary Church at 7.30 p.m.and proceed in a body to Westmount Park Church, Wednesday, 8.15 p.m., the Women\u2019s Missionary Society will meet in the Church parlors, The guest speaker will be the Rev.A.A.Fulton, M.A,, B.D., District secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society, formerly a missionary of the Irish Presbyter- fan Church in Manchuria, now under appointment as the minister of St.Enoch\u2019's Presbyterian Church, Belfast, Ireland.Mr.Fulton is a most informing and forceful speaker.Thursday, 10.30 a.m.to 4 p.m, the Red Cross Group wifl meet as usual.The regular meetings of the Boy Scouts, Cubs and C.G.I.Twill be held on the usual days.Sunday night, April 16th, at 7.30 p.m.thé Church Service of Vic: tory Masonic Lodge will be held fn Calvary Church.y Swiezerland has offered to host 3000 Dutch children, mainly among those suffering from tubei- and strangers help her.The sand culosis or skin diseases.to produce food, which in the long Hon will be rinity Sherbrooke Rev.Canon Rev.Gordon HE FIRST S 8.00 a.r°.Holy 0,00 a.m.Sent Class and 1.00 a.m.Morn ten class 8.00 p.m.Juni Kindergan 7.00 p.m.Even onday, Apri the B.V.munion.Wednesday, A Communi hursday, Apri Communig Al} seats fre ST.c Corner { Cote St Rector: Rev.\u2018 L Assistant: Rev FIRST SUND 8.00 a.m.Hc 0.00 a.m.Re School.1.00 a.m.Mc mon, Pi 3.00 p.m.Ju 7.30 p.m.Ev Preacher ST.S ch or.Dorchester Ww Rev.A.T.SUND/ 8.00 a.m.Ho 10.00 a.m, Su 11.00 a.m.M window in 1 McFarlane wi Ven.Archde will also be 7.30 p.m.Eve WI 8.00 p.m.W THE CHUR: Church « \u201cThe Little & Weste Rev.Sydenhan Rev.Regi Assi LO 3.00 a.m.Holy 10.15-u.1», Matis 11.00 aan.Solemn cession, C Preacher, chaplain | 2.00 p.m.Sund 7.00 p.m.Solen cession.> WEEK- Holy Communic Friday; 7 day and S nesday.Matins: 7.30 -a.n nesday at Evensong 5.Saturday Litany dnd ; Wg Wednesda) 1d other and ng give 6 Cylinde/ ist gases a tur ly com | Guard, two ar icultural County, recent} keeping force to and tha drasti ve à re He add anize i of the rganized 1g hours the long cononnic ld notice 1K8 rose end of ompared Jan.31, alent of , Woman Victory ded the apita of te a re ason.publes-\u2014 I n | | * 8, M.A, vices of permons , West- bril 8th, hold its .in all hers to y divi- nd will oon.At hes will ster Di- Lm, his g.\u201d All attend eat the tanopa West- h, All ged to t 7.30 pdy to le Wo- will 8.The ev.À.District à For- briy à byter- now minis- terian .Ful- force- p.meet as gs of G.LT.days.7.30 Vic: held host ainly uber- © - * St.Luke's United ! Sunday morning the minister,, ev.-Ralph EH.Spencer, will É-cach on the subject \u201cThe Easter aith Continued.\u201d In the evening ts theme will be \u201cWings\u201d.Sunday morning the Choir will epeat on request one of the aster Anthems, \u2018Christ is Risen\" y Maunder, The Gfficlal Board will meet n Monday at 8 p.m.Members of he Board are asked to note the ange of meeting.The regular reeting of the Woman's Associa- fon will be held on Wednesday, rinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowa Ava.Clergy: Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Gordan G.Mercer, Assistant HE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.40 a.n.Holy Communion.0.00 a.m.Senior Sunday School.Bible Class and Confirmation Class.1.20 a.m.Morning Prayer.Kindergarten class for small children, 3.00 p.m.Junior Sunday School and, Kindergarten.7.00 p.m.Evening Prayer.(onday, April 9th, Annunciation of the B.V.M.7.00 a.m.Holy Com- munfon.Wednesday, Aprit 11th, 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.hursday, April 12th, 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Al} seats free and unappropriated, ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Clergy: Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Assistant: Rev.Robert Mackie, B.A.FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 0.00 a.m.Holy Communion.a.m.Rector\u2019s Class and Senior School.a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector, p.m.Junior School.p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev.Robert Mackie.1.00 3.00 7.30 ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH or.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave.Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A, Rector .SUNDAY, APRIL 8 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11,00 a.m.Morning Prayer.window in memory of Mr, L.B.McFarlane will be dedicated by the Ven.Archdeacon Gower-Rees, who will also be the preacher, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m.War Intercession.THE CHURCH IS OPEN DAILY Church of The Advent The Little Church on Wood & Western,\u201d Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Reginald G.Stewart, Assistant Priest LOW SUNDAY %.00 a.m.Holy Communion.1615-u.1m.Matins.11,00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist and Procession.C.W.A.C.Church Parade.Preacher, Rev.John W.Kerr, chaplain R.C.N.3,00 p.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong and Procession.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m, Monday aud Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.50 am.dally, except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p Litany dnd.War Intercessions : 8 p.m.Wednesdaÿ.A Concert will be presented by; * the Sunday School on April 13th.\u2018Tickets may be secured from the teachers and scholars.The usual support of the congregation is a real encouragement to the School.The Woman's Association will hold a Rummage Sale on April 19th.Please send any donations to the church, * * | St.Andrew's Church | *- 2 * This Sunday morning the Rev.Prof.J.M.Shaw, M.A., D.D., will be the guest preacher at St.Andrew\u2019s.Dr.Shaw is Professor of New Testament at Queen's Theological College, Kingston, Ontario.In the evening the Rev.Gerald Fee will conduct the service and his sermon subject will be \u2018\u2018Christ Our Contemporary.\u201d The Session will meet on Monday evening to plan the induction of St.Andrew's new minister, the Rev.D: M.Grant, on the 25th of May.The youth organizations will resume their regular meetings aîter the holidays.The Scouts under the leadership of Messrs.Dudley Lloyd and Allen Brown and the Guides under the direction of Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Turner Bone meet on Tuesday evening at 7.15 p.m.On Wednesday the Cubs under the leadership of Rev.Gerald Fee and Mr.John Turner Bone will bold their weekly pack meeting.On Friday there will be movies in the Church Hall for the children of the Community.The Women's Organizations have three gatherings during the week.The Women's Association will hold their regular meeting for business and sewing at 2 p.m.on Monday.Red Cross Unit No, 2 meets at 8 p.n.Monday and the No.1 Red Cross Unit works all day Wednesday.Here tomorrow =zvening at 8 p.m., the Alpha Omega Society are holding a \u201cProgressive Games Party\" to which several other Young People's Groups have been invited.An interesting program of games has been arranged by the recreation department, to be followed by singing and refreshments.All young people of the church are warmly invited.* * | Dominion-Douglas | \u201c * At Dominion-Douglas Church next Sunday morning, the service will commemorate the One Hundredth Anniversary of the appointment of Rev.John Geddie as missionary to the New Hebrides.Dr, Lloyd Smith will speak on \u201cAn Outthrust of the Easter Faith.\u201d Church school meets in all de- pariments at 3 p.m.At 7.30 p.m.there will be a Memorial Service for three members of the congregation who have given their lives fo: our freedom: Donald John Ap- plin, John (Jack) Gifford Laurence Laffoley, and John Albert Hinton McKenzie.The Minister will speak on \u201cOur Unreturning Brave.\u201d The Young People's Union will hold their regular meeting at the close of the evening service.Sewing Circle will mect as usual on Monday at 2 p.m.On Tuesday, at 3 p.m.the Woman's Missionary Society will hold its Annual Easter Thank- Offering Meeting and Daifodii Tea.Mrs.Stewart Allen, recently returned from Chungking, West China, will be the speaker.The Red Cross Unit meets every Wednesday from 10 a.m.to 8 p.m.and every woman willing to help will he made welcome.The anti-tuberculosis movements organized in the cities of Quebec are striving to support rural districts if and when they decide to wage war against TB, \"THE EXAMINER, 1 FRIDAY, APRIL.+ 1045 | Westmount Baptist | Rev, Eric Quirk, B.A., will conduct a Four-Day Preaching Mission in Westmount Baptist Church, beginning on Sunday morning and evening and continuing Week-Night Services through Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, at 8 p.m.Mr.Quirk was a High School Teacher in Toronto when he received his call to go to India as a Missionary of the Cross.With gladness of heart he and his wife gave up a comfortable living, with an assured future, for the hazards and discomforts of a Missionary\u2019s lot.At the close of their second term of service, when the normal time for furlough arrived, the Quirks, because of the shortage of workers on the field, overstayed their period by two years, and when they did return to Canada last fall, they left berind them a record of service the devotion and fruitfulness of which has rarely been surpassed.It is this man, who knows the utter reality of Christ's presence with those who walk with Him, and who has witnessed Christ's power in transforming many seemingly hopeless lives, who is to visit the City of Westmount for these four days The people of the community are invited to share in the blessing of a ministry that is sincere, real and convincing.Westmount Baptist Choir, which, under the very able direction of Mr.Hibbert Troop, is ren- Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.Rev.J.A.Johnston, D.D., Minister Mr.Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster FOUR-DAY PREACHING MISSION Led by Rev.Eric Quirk, B.A.- (Former High School Teacher) In a Ministry Refreshing - Inspiring - Challenging Sunday Services 11.00 am.and 7.30 p.m.Dr.Johnston will preside, Week -Night Services Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Each evening at eight o'clock Visitors cordially welcomed Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, Minister SUNDAY, APRIL 8 11.00 a.m.Subject: \" \u2018Tis The Set Of The Sail.\u201d .7.30 p.m.Subject: \u201cGive Us The Youth.\u201d A.McPherson, Organist and Choir Director.Sunday School at 11.10 a.m.You Are Invited To All Services.CHRISTIAN and - MISSIONARY ALLIANCE N.D.G.CHAPEL 5160 Sherbrooke St.W.{Near Marlowe Ave.) Rev.Edgar Lorimer, Minister Phone CR.0618 s SUNDAY, APRIL 8 3.00 p.m.Rev.H.C.Smith, Missionary to French Indo-China, will speak on \u2018\u2019Looking unto Jesus.\u201d WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 8.00 p.m.Prayer and Fellowship Meeting.ALL ARE WELCOME T Col.Ralston To Address tL hurch Calls to Worship Service Association Annual The Annual Meeting of the 60th-87th and Canadian Grenadier Guards takes place at the Queens Hotel Friday at 7 p.m.and will be held in the Spanish Ballroom.\u2018The distinguished speaker will be Col.the Hon.J.L.Ralston, dering such conspicuous service in the ministry of music in the Church, has been signally honoured by being invited to participate in the Casavant Society's reproduction of Bach\u2019s Easter Festival.This reproduction of Bach's Easter Festival will be presented in the Church of St.Andrew & St.Paul, on Tuesday evening, at 8.30 p.m.The choir of St.James United Church will carry through a major part of the programme, while that of Westmount Baptist Church will sing a group of Bach chorales.The Annual Supper and Business Meeting of the Church will be held on Wednesday evening, April 25th.Supper will he served at 6.30 p.m., and the business of the evening will begin at 7.30 p.m.Gratifying reports will be heard from the various organizations in the congregation.The results of the annual election will be announced at the close of the meeting.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, APRIL 8 Lu 11.00 a.m.Rev.D.H, MacVicar, B.A., B.D.3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cTwo Solitudes\u201d or \u2018Must Canada Split?\u2018 A sermon based on the recent best seller entitled \u201cTwo Solitudes.\u201d J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director Mrs.S.C.Burgess, Organist Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.\u2014\u2014 10.00 a.m.Church School.11.00 a.m.Sermon theme, Dividends.\u201d 11.00 to 12 o'clock.Nursery Division and Mission Band.\"Easter 7.30 p.m.Sermon theme, \"Out Fishing.\u201d All are cordially invited to these services, Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.W.M.S.Guest speaker, Rev.A.A.Fulton, M.A., B.D., Secretary of Bible Society, formerly missionary in Manchuria, recently appointed Minister to St.Enoch's Church, Belfast, | by the Canadian Legion 11.00 a.m, - PAGE FIVE K.C., D.S.0., and the election of officers will follow.Entertainment will be provided \u201cAll Stars\u201d under direction of George Layton.H.8.ROSS TO ADDRESS THE COUPLES CLUB Dr.H.S.Ross is to address The Couples Club at Queen Mary Road United Church on Saturday at 8 p.m.He will take for his subject \u201cA Suggested New Social Order.\u201d MACKENZIE \u2014 A Memorial Service will be held at Deminion Douglas Chuieh, cor.Westmount Blvd, and Lansdowne Ave, Sunday, April 8th, at 7.30 p.m.for the late Cpl.J.A.Hinton MacKenzie, 17th Duke of York Royal Canadian Hussars, killed in action in Holland October 30th, 1044.Dearly beloved cnly son\u2019 of Mr.und Mrs, J.K.MacKenzie, 4038 Grey Ave.St.Andrew\u2019s.Church Westmount .Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Assistant-Minister: Rev.Gerald Fee, B.Com.SUNDAY.APRIL 8 11.00 a.m.Rev.Prof.J.M.Shaw, .M.A., D.D.,.Queen's Theotn- gical College.7.30 p.m.\u2018\u2019Christ Our Contemporary.\u201d Preacher: Rev.Gerald Fee.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.St.Luke\u2018s United THE FRIENDLY CHURCH Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street} Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A., B.D.GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.The Easter Faith Continued.11.00 a.m.Nursery, Primary Classes.$2.15 p.m.Junior, Intermediate and Senior Classes.7.30 p.m.Wings.\u201d Anthems: Beginners and a.m.O Taste and See, Coss.Christ is Risen, Maunder.p.m.Evening and Morning, Oakley.W.W.Barlow, Organist and Choirmaster.Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd., cor, Avenue Lansdowne Minister: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.SUNDAY, APRIL 8 \u2018An Outthrust of the Easter Faith.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cOur Unreturning Brave.\u2019 Memorial Service, Leonard Criffith, B.A., Student Assistant.Ireland.J.M.Walkley, Organist, (Monastic and Preacher : Special Service Commemorating The Centenary Of The Re-Introduction Of The Religious Life In The Church Of England Will Be Held In The CHURCH OF ST.COLUMBA Corner Notre Dame de Grace and Beaconsfield Avenues On Monday, April Sth, at 8 p.m.Solemn Evensong, Sermon, Procession and Solemn Te Deum The Rev.H.M.Little, L.S.T.The Office Will Be Sung By The Rev.S.ww Lindsay and The Centenary Prayers By Canon W, An Augmented Boys And Men's Choir Will Antist At This Service.Conventual) .Davison Social and Personal Mrs.J.R.MacKay, Marcell Avenue, has just returned from Oakville, California, U.S.A., where she was visiting her sisters.Mr, and Mrs.Hugh McLennan (Dorothy Duncan) have been in New York for a week's visit.Technical Sergeant Michael Sheehy United States Army Air Force, and his bride, are the guests of Sergeant Sheehy's parents, Mr, and Mrs.Daniel Sheehy, 2187 Old Orchard Avenue, The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, of which Mrs.K.P.Macpherson is president, will hold its annual \u201cSilver Tea\u201d on Friday, April 27, from four to six-thirty o'clock in the parish hall of St.Matthias\u2019 Church, 12 Church Hill, West- mount, Arrangements are under the direction of Mrs, W.Eric Mc- Bain, projects conver \u2018\u201d.Proceeds will be used for comforts for Signals personnel overseas, Mrs.Roland Morris, formerly of Cumberland Avenue, N.D.G., and now of Toronto, was called to Truro, Nova Scotia, by the serious illness and subsequent death of her mother, Mrs.G.R, Waldren, of New Glasgow, N.S.En route home she was the guest here of Mrs.Welsford, for a couple of days at the beginning of the week.Sergeant John Montgomery, R.A.F., and Pilot Officer Gerry Coolbeck, R.A.F., spent Easter with Mr.and Mrs.John Rooney, of Burton Avenue.Mrs.L.Earle Jellison, a onetime resident of Hampton Avenue, N.D.G., who has been in western cities, is fn town, the guest temporarily of Mrs.K, Laing, 125 Stratford Road, Hampstead.Pilot Officer Ross Way has just returned from overseas after completing a tour of operations with the R.C.A.F.Charlotte Gowns SPRING SHOW-OFF! A really rave-about selection of vivid new Prints, Darks, Pastels, with news in Peplums, Bow-trims, brief, brief sleeves! They flatter your figure, your finances, too.Sizes and styles for evesyone.Also Cottons in abundance, from $6.95.See our Spring Blouse Beauties, too.1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Open 9 to 6 daily Fl.7773 Mrs.Bill Dodge, 446 Grosvenor Avenue, is holding a bridge party for the members and friends of the Westmount C.C.F.Club, on Saturday evening.Sergeant William Huston, R.C.A.F., arrived here on Sunday morning to visit his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Homer Huston, Cool- brook Avenue.Sergeant Huston received his wings on March 29th at Calgary, Alberta.On the occasion of the approaching marriage of Wren- Coder Edith Buckingham to Lieut.Edward Turner, R.C.N.V.R., Miss Marjorie Thistlethwaite entertained at dinner at the Montreal Reform Club on Tuesday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Tompkins and daughter Marilyn, formerly of Melrose Avenue, and now of Toronto, spent Easter week-end ag guests of Mr.and Mrs, Brodie.ENGAGEMENTS The engageent is announced of Sylvia, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.N.Baranski, formerly of Winnipeg and now of Montreal, to Chief Petty Officer Kenneth A.Medford, D.S.M., R.C.N.V.R., son of Mr.nad Mrs.D.A.Medford, Addington Avehue, the marriage to take place at Chalmers United Church on Saturday.WEDDINGS CLARK\u2014MURRAY The marriage of Pte.Agnes Murray, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.R, Murray, of Verdun, to Sgt.Richard H.Clark, R.C.O.C., only son of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert H.Clark, of Westmount, took place recently at the First Presbyterian Church, Verdun, the Rev.D.Wade officiating.The wedding music was played by Mr.H.H.Clark, father of the bridegroom, and Mrs.J.Lennox sang \u201cBecause\u201d and \u2018For you Alone\u201d.The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr.J.Rennie, of Verdun, wore the uniform of the C.W.A.C.with a corsage of Gardenias and carried a white prayer book.Cpl, Pearl Copping, C.W.A.C.wa: maid of honor and Pte.Stella Castilloux C.W.A.C, was bridesmaid, both wearing uniform, Staff Sgt.Don Hope was best man and the ushers were L/Cpl.F.Dalby and Sgt.E.Vaudry.A reception was held at the home of the bride\u2019 aunt, Mrs, J.Rennie.The bride\u2019s going away costume was a royal blue draped dress and mohair coat\u2019 with small black hat and veil, shoes and purse to match.The bride's father is at present serving overseas.The honeymoon.was spent in U.S.and on their returir Sgt and Mrs, Clark «ill reside in Montreal.MME A.- CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN wo D: A.CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 [Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT 8132 Masson 0.4491 Se.Lewrence a a a 0 _\u2014 ERIS CourvalL wo D.: À.°» 4235 St.Lawrence i 6550 Se.Hubert \u2018 WED OVERSEAS Corporal Austin Donn, who went overseas five years ago with the R.M.R., and returned a few days ago to recuperate in the Queen Mary Road military hospital, is pictured above with his bride, the former Miss Helen Carl, after their wedding just before he sailed, at Cuckfield, Sussex, England.CPL.AUSTIN DONN WED OVERSEAS HOME AFTER 5 YEARS After spending five years overseas Corporal Aastin Donn arrived home from England a few days ago on the Canadian hospital ship, Lady Nelson, and is now recuperating at the Queen Mary Road Military Hospital.Before leaving England Corporal Donn, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.Donn, 4951 Decarie Blvd.was married in Cuckfield, Sussex, on February 4th, to Miss Helen Carl, daughter of Mrs.Carl and of the late .C, Carl, the Rev.W.A.C.Kempe officiating.For her wedding the bride chose a pale blue street-length dress, with corsage of chrysanthemums and black accessories.Due to the exigencies of war, she will have to remain in England for the time being, but will Join her husband in the near future.Corporal Donn who went over with the Royal Montreal Regiment, sustained his injuries at Falaise, France, in a motorcycle accident when he crashed into a wall last September, his right leg being crushed and the bone broken in three places, necessitating long stays at No.4 and No.13 General Hospitals overseas.He was educated at Ken- sington School and West Hill High, and is a member of Wesley United Church.His brother, John Donn was recently promoted to the rank of Flight Sergeant in the R.C.A.F.Asked about his war experl- ences Corporal Donn stated that he had witnessed many grim 1n- cidents, especially in England, and that next to the English people he found the French the most hospitable he had met.Daffodil Ted A \u201cDaffodil Ten\u201d will be held next Thursday, under the auspices of the Victoria Sunshine Society at the home of Mrs, J.C, Knox, 4038 Marcil Avenue, from 3 to 6 p.m, The proceeds of the tea will go to ald the social service work of the Society, convened by Mrs.G.C.Davis.Iwo Jima Veteran, Sgt.Sheehy, 5 Home With New York Bride\".\u201c Home after forty bombing mfs- sions over Iwo Jima, Technical Sergeant Michael Anthony Sheehy, D.F.C.and Oak Leaf Cluster; Air Medal and three Oak Lea Clusters, United States Army Air Force, was married recently in New York, and brought his bride, the former Kathleen.Mary Doher- ty, here to spend part of their honeymoon with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Sheehy, of old Orchard Avenue, The marriage took place at fiv o'clock on March 24th in St.Boniface Church, New York City, the Rev.M.J.Bowland conducting the service.The bride, the fifth daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Matthew Do- herty, who reside in County Kerry, Ireland, was given in marriage by her cousin, Mr.John Murphy, and wore a wedding gown of white satin, fashioned on Victorian lines, \u2018| with a long veil of tulle illusion falling from a coronet of pearl blossoms.Her bouquet was composed of Easter lilles, Her only attendant, her sister, Miss Bridie Doberty, was wearing a floor- length gown of pale pink, with fingertip-length veil of tulle illus- : ion falling from a coronet of roses.She carried a Colonial bouquet.Mr.John Monahan acted as groomsman, A recepton was held after the ceremony, at the home of the bride\u2019s aunt at 908 Second Avenue, New York City, and later Technical Sergeant and Mrs.Sheehy left to spend their honeymoon in Montreal and Atlantic City, N.J., the bride\u2019 revelling in a powder blue \u2018wool suit.They will reside in Miami, Florida.Out-of-town guests at the wedding included the bride's ister and brother-in-law, Mr.and Mrs, J.Lawler, of Norwolk, Conn., and their son; the groom\u2019s parents and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Sheehy and Miss Kay Sheehy, 2182 Old Orchard Avenue, N.D.G.; an aunt of the groom, Mrs.O.Ryan, of Montreal; Mrs.C.Donovan, of Boston, Mass., another aunt of the groom, and two cousins, Katherine and Matthew Donovan; and Mrs, I.Ramsay, of Montreal, a friend of the groom\u2019s family.Shaare Hashomayim The annual meeting of -the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, to be held in the form or a tea, will take place on Wednesday afternoon, at 2.30 p.m.in the Auxiliary Room, 120 Cote St.Antoine Road, The program will consist of a reading of Ada Jackson's poem \u201cBehold The Jew\u201d by Mrs.8.Gershon Levi, The annual reports will be presented and election of officers and board members of the ensuing year will be held.Mrs.Edward Solomon, the President, will preside.Tickets may be obtained through the ticket Conveners, Mrs.E.Lazare or Mrs.Emmanuel Solomon.i Tea hostesses will be Mrs.L.K.Freedman and Mrs.H, Wener.Roberta (Near Seville Theatre) Reg'd.Our new, modern shop is at your service with a complete assortment of SLIPS « COWNS - HOUSECOATS - PYJAMAS = BLOUSES - GLOVES - HANDBAGS - COSTUME JEWELRY \u2018BUY HERE WITH CONFIDENCE \u2014 OR REFUND YOUR MONEY 2167 St.Catherine West Lingerie BRASSIERES - WE GLADLY EXCHANGE Wilbank 3657 etc., at most reasonable prices.MILK FED VEAL CHOPS 39- WESTMOUNT GROCERY REGISTERED We are most anxious to serve you and offer a large stock of high class Groceries, Delicacies, Meats, Fish, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS LAMB FRONTS: 29° BONELESS | (Corner Grosvenor) TAKE ADVANTACE OF OUR Monthly Charge Accounts FREE EFFICIENT DELIVERY 4783 SHERBROOKE WEST HARRY KISHNER, Proprietor EL.7393-4-5 The only direct factory-authorized pes eu SHERBRODKE CORSETRY BY NATURE'S RIVAL and LE GANT SARA DREW FOUNDATION GARMENTS FOR THE LARGER FIGURE and WOMEN\u2019S SURGICAL SUPPORTS in Westmount and Western Montreal.\"THE CORSETIERE OF DISCRIMINA UE LIMITED-ES service for CAMP MATERNITY RUE rhoNe ® se pr Lm ir SR went moral a lon for I some isfied ters.from still tf seen \u20ac all a hind, country all th up ev der t aituat and a somet the m boys 0 No | news | tainly | mean in lo shame happen ing m course storms time t sage fs away mail supply Ac Na The day e Libra mises Games ments range The names mitties Mrs vener and S being Mrs, Sharp Mrs vener Schoo! sisted Weste A.Pa Sub very \u2018 whist, will t Hall, Augus ticula THÉ IXAMINGR, FRIDAY, ax 6, 1945 PAGE SEVEN res rs ju din ed rs, ane Pi] TT ANNE HIRST - Ponders.on Problems FIANCEE OF SOLDIER COMPLAINS ABOUT MAIL \u201cDear Anne Hirst: May I say à few words on the subject of morale?morale?\u201cWhat have engaged girls to letters from their boys?the absence of them) unless she arrive: \u201cTake my own case; the reason for this complaint.Mostly we hear of keeping up the morale of the boys, and I'm sure we are anxious to do so, But what of the home front maintain their morale except the No one can know what a letter means (or, has waited for one that didn\u2019t\u201d Ever since my fiancee went into service, he has written one each day at.least.I've written twice a day until to-x day, when I've written just one, and it is sitting here before me\u2014 I'm not sure I'll mail it.Several weeks ago he left on Mis shakedown cruise, and since then I've had no mail! None at all.\u201cI kept up all right until this week-end, when I guess I just went to pieces.There isn't any morale or anything else left.Just a loneliness.There are no dates for me, except occasionally with some of the girls.But I was satisfied as long as I got those letters.I can\u2019t go on and not hear from him, nor know if things are still the same between us.l've seen service men here forgetting all about the girls they left behind, and the.ones out of the country are marrying foreign girls all the time.It's hard to keep up even a pretense of morale under the circumstances, but the situation could be saved for me and a lot of others, I'm sure, if something could be done about the mail service to and from the boys out there.\u201d V.M.D.Have Faith No news doesn't mean bad aews necessarily, you know.Certainly you shouldn't take it.to mean that your fiancee has fallen in love with someone else\u2014 shame! Several accidents can happen to a letter: Ships carrying mail have been sunk, and of course that mail is not retrieved; storms delay letters; censors need time to read them; many a message is written from a front miles away from headquarters.The mail service our Government is supplying is, in my opinions excel- lent.Some letters come through from Italy in five days, some from the Pacific in less than ten.If you haven\u2019t waited for daily letters, only to have a pile of them delivered all at once, you've been very lucky indeed.(As for a shade-down cruise, that\u2019s the best reason for mail being delayed; the ship is being tested in every mechanical unit and foreits overall performance, the boys are just learning about the routine of their stations, their sleep averages, I'm told, about five hours a.night.Onen member of my family wrote his mother just once during that strain, and his girl got not one letter).I know how hard it is not to get panicky when mail doesn't come through.But a girl must Keep the faith\u2014that is the least she can do; remember that if there\u2019s bad news coming, you'li have it fast enough\u2014good news takes longer to travel.And don't let any doubt temper your belief; some boys have failed their girls, but most of them just can't wait to get home and marry.: LJ ¥ * To \u201cMrs.W.L.H.\u201d: nothing peculiar to your wish to avoid these people you describe.They are shallow and uninteresting; you have nothing in common with them and, naturally, it is difficult to find anything to talk about.Don't let it worry you \u2014 they won't criticize you for keeping to yourself.You have your own family, your home and your own friends to occupy your time, and no one should ask you to take on more.Additional Chairmen Committees Named For N.D.G.Library Frolic The Frolic to be held on Saturday evening in aid of the N.D.G.Library for Boys and Girls promises to be an outstanding event.Games, fun and various amusements have been carefully arranged to appeal to all tastes, The following are additional names of chairmen and com- mitties responsible.Mrs.Geo.Wright, ticket convener for the Cote des Neiges and Snowdon Women's Club is being assisted by Mrs.A.Lyle, Mrs, D, W.Heywood, Mrs, E.Sharpe and Mrs, E.Willard, Mrs.A.Crompton, ticket convener for Gilson Home and School Association, is being assisted by Mrs.Sharelli, of 5482 Western Avenue and Mrs.Charles A.Parkinson.Military Whist Subscribers are asked to note very carefully that the military whist, while a part of the Frolic, will take place at St.Augustine\u2019s Hall, under the auspices.of St.Augustine\u2019s of Canterbury.Particulars may be obtained from H, J, Carter, the convener, DE.1718.Conveners for the evening include: Mrs.G.Langley, St.Augustine» Catholic Women's League; Mrs.-L, N, Cronin, St.Augustine\u2019s Women's Club; Mrs.W; V.G.Neish, St.Augustine\u2019s C.W.L.: Miss Mary\u2019 Ahearn, St.Augustine's\u2019 Women's Club;.Miss 5 Mghsey.| St.Augtinet s Young ues > x \\ Ladies Sodality; Mrs.J.M.Doyle, St.Augustime\u2019s Sacred Heart League; F.W, Jansen, St.Augustine\u2019s Holy Name Society; WE.Johnson, St, Augustine\u2019s Gentiemen Ushers; and J.O'Neil, John Nickle and H.J.Carter of St.Augustine's Holy Name So- clety.Donations Additional donations imclude pottery figurines, hand woven Kerchief, notepaper, glassware.dress credit, plant, $7.50 permanent wave, sweater, bedroom slippers, woman's jacket, fruit plaque, dusting powder ice cream order, and gifts from Mrs, J.E.Lally, T.J.Kane and H, J.Givins.Bridge Bridge arrangements will be in charge of Mrs.John C.Cairns, as convener, assisted by Mrs, S.Land and Mrs.G.Millen.Telephone Mrs.gairns, WA, 2356 for reservatigns.Special Events The N.D.G.Branch of the Canadian Legion, Quebec Brarch 106, will.be in charge of Special Events, with A.W.J.Chacksfield as chairman, assisted by W.S.\u2018Walker, E.L.La Mountain, E.| L.Curtin, and Alex Ledingham.Refreshments Refreshments will be sérved jointly by the N.D.G.Study Club, with Mrs.J.Marelli, as conveper, and - the.Shaar .Zion Synagogue\u2019 Sisterhood, with Mrs.N.Steinberg, Mrs.genstrelg and fie.B Bonéothal as conveners,# : ge Scotch Aiton Gilbert\u2019 Layton, Dr.Robert B.Bell and Robert Japp will be in charge of a Scotch Auetion Sale, which is both amusing and kizd to the bidder.include a Fish Pond, with Mrs.3 Martin Eas 1 D.Lessard th charg\u2019, \u201cdoor | \u2018facilities for .the making ofjof rubber.Crelinsten; and many snack bars, |tries.Netherlands East Indies are \u2018prizes and \u2018many spedial awards,|among the world\u2019s tirst producers Before the war, Java I'gramophone disès, in charge of A.|alone had over 600 rubber indus- Other attractions] Quality Plus Economy visit THE BENCO LINEN SHOP \"FINE LINENS, HANDKERCHIEFS and INFANTS\u2019 WEAR.1850 St.Catherine W.at St.Mark H Our \u201cow, arn storage vaults are mow completed and sre ready 1] te receive your furs.Located in the mest perfectly fire-proofed build- | Er ek ye or es us.\u201c2% 2%% Includes insurance while furs Includes year-round world-wide are In storage, insurance.LIMITEE (Established 1884) + 5007 Sherbrooke West (Near Clarement) EL.6049 | There is FRESH FRUITS Fresh.up| > Meals With \" ag SUNKIST SEEDLESS LEMONS 29: 3 \u2026 85: NEW CARROTS Large bunch 4 bnehs.29: CAL.Luscious Louisiana STRAWBERRIES Water Cress, Mint, Parsley, Green Beans, Peas, Cauliflowers, Cucumbers, New.Shallots, etc.New Green CABBAGE 6 fu.CHOICE, FIRM, RIPE MEXICAN California BEETS 3-2 FRESH GREEN CALIFORNIA BROCCOLI Large bunch 33 Iceberg & Curly LETTUCE 19° & 19° \u2026« 39: - 49: PINEAPPLES - 59 en NEW MAPLE CREAM, SUGAR \u2019 | & LA TIRE CALFORNA s | RIPE CUBA Un { | [ NAVELS 297 - 3-85; 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Do not take any chances with your precious furs; store them in cur modern up-to-date vaults, Thus they will be absolutely safe from damage by moths and fire\u2014and safe from theft.2% and 22% of your own valuation, oncas 444 McGILL ST.@ MA.4547 REET Ir wT Favorite color combination for spring, any year, is the navy blue wool knit cardigan suit (left) with spanking\u2019 white accessories of The town and country cardigan suit at the right is made of a novelty jacquard check wool knitted fabric in bright shades of Mexican clay, lime and sage.fiths, E.Reid, Miss Barbara Hamilton, Miss Nellie Smith, Mesdames Thos.Paton and H.C.Nourse, Miss Hazel Mattinson, Mrs.Geo.Clarke, Miss M.Hutchings, Mesdames T.Robertson and L.E.Austin, the Misses E.M, Austin, D.Doody, Mesdames J.Dunn, WE.Graham, A.T, McQueen, Major and Mrs.W.E.Purcell, Mesdames A.Nicols, A.Charters, K.Johnson, J.Reilly, A.Copland, the Misses F.Howard, E.Johnson, Mrs.C.Carmichael, Miss E.Barclay, Mrs.E.W.Johnson, Miss E.Horwood, Mesdames T.Carmichael, J.Gleave, the Misses M.Carmichael, K, M.Austin, Mesdames E.P.Cammell, C.E.Church, Mr.and Mrs.G.Coombs, Mesdames A.Davies, G.R.Fut- voye, Miss F.Lemnerz, Mesdames D.Livingstone, R.W.Louthood, F.M.Phillips, Miss G.Rafter, Mesdames M.B.Rogers, G.Romney, L.Romney, F.Schrimpton, J.H.Hand, W.F.Thayer, A.Twy- ner, À.Weïler, Mr.and-Mrs.W.Pascall, Mr.and Mrs.Verdon, Mr.and Mrs.A.Leslie, Mr.and Mrs.W.Jetferies, Mr.and Mrs.W.Morton, Miss 8.Smith, Mesdames J.Gunn, P.Harvey, J.Beaven.|| Maritime Club Sale Conveners Are Named The Maritime Women's Club of Montreal, Inc.will hold a sale on Friday and Saturday, April 6th and 7th, at the Quebec Hydro Electric Commission Building Mountain and St.Catherine Sts.Funds club activities.Mrs.H.T.Mitchell is chairman, | while conveners of committees are: Home cooking: Mrs.A.D.Ross, Mrs.C.8.Richardson and Mrs.R.P.Freeman.; \u201c Children\u2019s table: Mrs.E.S.Cushing and Miss E.Atkinson.\u2019 Miscellaneous table: Mrs, F.J.McGibbon and Mrs, Harold Drake.Apron table: Mrs.R.J.Russell and Mrs.J.R.Pearden.White elephant table: M.Farnham and Mrs.Chambers, Black Watch Kin Mrs.D.Hugh The regular monthly meeting for relatives of personnel of the Black Watch (R.H.R.) of Canada on retive service, will be held in the Armory on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.There will be a magician to amuse the children and an accord- fonist.Wool will be given out and work taken in, Tea will be served._IN THE WOMAN s REALM - LTERARY GUESTS _ will be used for various: TO ATTEND FROLIC ~~ At the N.D.G.Community Frolic on Saturday the library will be open and there will be an opportunity to have books autographed by the literary guests present, Those invited include Hugh MacLennan, whose novel PSolitudes\u201d was giver wide acclaim as the outstanding Canadian book, and Dorothy Duncan, given the Governor-General\u2019s award for the best Canadian work of creative non-fictiom; Grace Campbell, author of \u201cThe Higher Hill\u201d; nard, short story writer, Miss Sophy Elliot, author of.\u201cWomen Pioneers of North America\u201d; Dr.Philippe Panneton, author \u201cTrente Arpents\u201d; prof.Victor Barbeau, of the French Canadian Academy; Lady Roddick, and Mrs.George W.Cohen; Ethelwyn Hobbes, radio commentator, M.H.Myerson, author of \u201cGermany's War Crimes and Punishment\u2019; Roberta Beatty; Joan Dangelzier; Hon, and Mrs.J.Arthur Mathewson; Hon.and Mrs.F.P.Whitman, Mr.J, O.Asselin, Dr.and Mrs, Wilder M.Strong; Doris Hedges, Mrs.G.M.Strong; Doris Hodges, Mrs.G.Baskine, Mr, and Mrs, D.W, Lighthall, Mr.and Mr.J.M.Pritchard, Hon, Justice and Mrs.C.G.MacKinnon, Mr.and Mrs.Hugh MacCormick, Mr.and Mrs.W.Burnley; Mrs.A.H.Sand- well; Major and Mrs, B.C.Gard- Ter.\u2019 Mr, and Mrs, S.G.Dobson,~Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Winsby, Mr.and Mrs.À.E.Griffin, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.St.Pierre, Mr.and Mrs.T, Taggart Smyth, Mr.and Mrs.Leo Desrosiers, Mr.and Mrs.M.Brainin, Dr.@ Lomer, Mr.and Mrs, T.Murphy, Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Kennedy, Mr.and Mrs.R.H, Mairer, J.Murray Gibbon, Prof.John Hughes, Prof.Sin- \u201cTwo.(his wife) whose work \u201cPartner|\u2019 in Three Worlds\u201d has just been Leslie Gordon Bar-| of \u201cToi veroe \u201c mePutsh Guild of it, Stephens | chareh is holding .a \u201ctons in thy -|Parish Hall, Weredale Park, oy Saturday from 3 to 6 o\u2019clock \u2018There will also be a sale of home | cooxine .Women\u2019 8 Club.\u201cThe monthly -meeting.of thy mount Women\u2019s Club, Inc., wil be held on Tuesday at 10° a.m.in Victoria Hall; - ; Rummage.Sales \u2018The Monklands Chapter 1.0.D.E., is holding a rummage sal next Thursday at 1.30 p.m.at St, - Stephen\u2019s Church, - Atwater and \u2018Dorchester, with Miss A.M.Begg \u2018as convener, 5 =\" - 7th Recce Reg't.The Sergeants\u2019 Ladies\u2019 Auxil- fary 7th Rec\u2019ce Reg\u2019t, (17th D.YR.C.H.) is sponsoring a bingo par.Mr.|ty to be held in the sergeants mess, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road, on April 13th at 8.30 p.m, Refreshments will be served, \u2018and all friends are welcome.| clair Laird, Mr.and Mrs.J.BE Peters, Mrs.Dorothy Sproule, chair.| man of the Essay Group, Montreal Branch, of the Canadian Authors Association; Mrs.Christine Henderson; Miss Louise Murphy; Mr, and Mrs.Norman Holland; Mr, and Mrs.S.G.Lochhead and Mr, and Mrs.W.B.Tingle.PAINTING DECORATING | And Minor Repairs J.A.Bethune COLOR SUGGESTIONS AND ESTIMATES FREE AT.7192 | Our over-all insurance and modern system of scienti- tically cooled storage vaults ensure ample protection against damage of any description, rge fievalieré-(e J.N.LABERGE, ROLAND LABERGE AND F.BEAUREGARD MA.5217 -\u2014 351 ST.PAUL ST.West, near MeGILL FOR -SECURITY STORE YOUR | PRECIOUS FURS WITH _ BbergeGeinlers y, he 0 board of directors.ot the West: Dem ephen\u2019y im the irk, oy o'clock, [| home.of thy West B., will a.m.in Auxil à D.Y.EO pars geants Road, served, e.= J.B chair.ntreal 1thors > Her y; Mr 1; Mr, nd Mr, | A reception and tea in honour of the new mayor of Westmount, Mr.Percy Adams, and his wife, will take place at the next meeting of the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club GUEST OF HONOR A reception and tea in honor of the new mayor of Westmount, Mr.R.Percy Adams, and of his wife, will take place on Tuesday urder the auspices of the Catholie Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount.of Westmount, to be held in St.Leo\u2019s School Hall on Tuesday at 8 p.m.\u201c Mrs.J.T.Rogers, President ot the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount, will receive.the guests, and among those invited are the Rev.Wilfrid E.Me- Donagh; Mr.E.Biron, Chairman of the Catholic Westmount School Commission; Major E.T.Reynolds, President of the Catholic _ Parents\u2019 Association (both French mount; Mrs.Edmund Foster, President of the Catholic Women\u2019s League Westmount Sub-division; Mr.and Mrs.G.Lafontaine, Pre- pidents respectively of the French Further Subscribers To N.D.G.Frolic Those receiving the guests of honour at the Frolic being held on Saturday evening in the Community Hall in aid of the N.D.G.Library for Boys and Girls are as follows: Robert A.Speire, chairman of the library management committee, and Mrs.Speirs, Mrs, D.W.Heywood, president of the Community Council of N.D.G., and Mrs.Heywood, Mrs.J.O.Asselin, Mr.and Mrs.W.V.G.Neish; Mr.and Mrs, Hardld Newman, Mr.and Mrs.D.S, Pen- ton, Mr.and Mrs, J.F.Cartier; Mr.and Mrs.J.A, Gagnon, Mr.and Mrs.R, E.Savert; Father Martin P.Reed; Dr.and Mrs.J.Stanley Allen, and Dr, and Mrs.S, A.MacSween.The guest -of honour will be received in the library, which will be open for the occasion, Additional \u201csubscribers to the Frolic being held on Saturday evening in aid of tie N.D.G.Library for Boys and Girls include : Miss Mary Ahearn, Mr.and Mrs.W.L.Allison, Mr, W.Allman, Mr.and Mrs, G.Armstrong, Mr, and Mrs, J.Armstrong, Miss R.Barker, Mrs.W.Barker, Mrs.J.Barlow, Mr.and Mrs.H, B.Barr, Mr.and Mrs.G.R, Bateman, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Bathurst, Mr.and Mrs.E.Baxter, Mr.and Mrs, R.J.Beatie, Mrs.E.A.Bedard, Mrs.N.Briggs, Mr.and Mrs, J.E.Berry, Miss E.Bonner, Mrs, J.Boyle, Mrs.J.Boyne, Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Boynton, Miss K.Brennan, Mrs.L.A.Brennan, Mr.and Mrs.G.Broderick, Mrs, J.Buckley, Mrs, J.J.Burns, Mr.and Mrs.H.Clarke, Mr.and Mrs.J.Clarke, Mr.and Mrs, M.Conway, and Mrs, B.Michel.The dutch city of Tarakan, on Borneo Island, produces oil of such quality that in certain internal combustion motors, it can be 9sed without refining.Catholic Mothers | Tes FotNew Mayor And His Wie Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of West- \u2018Club Arrange Catholic Parents\u2019 Association of Westmount and \u2018of \u201cthe French mount; the Rev.Sister St.Peter, Superior of St.Paul's Academy; the Rev.Sister Florentia, Direc- tress of St.Paul's Academy; the Rev.Brother Bernard, Director of St.Leo\u2019s Academy and Mr.E, Connolly, English Director of St.Leo\u2019s Academy.LC The Catholic Women\u2019s League of Westmount and the Catholic Parents\u2019 Association both French and English) have also been invited.The drawing for the.raffle will also take place at this meeting, \"Shoe Sisterhood will be \u2018neld in \u2018the Synagogue, Cote\u2019 St.Luc\u201c Road, |.on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.The\u2019: book, \u201cHarvest in the Desert\u201d, \u2018by Maurice Samuel Will\" be 're-| viewed by Rabbi Mayer.Abram- owitz, R.C.O.C.Auxilia The regular monthly meeting\u2019 of the Montreal Women\u2019s Auxil-| fary Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps and Royal Canadian \u2018Elee- trical and Mechanical Engineers.will be held at 8.30 p.m.Tuesday in the Westmount Barracks, 4350; St.Catherine St.The entertain: ment committee ha§ arranged a special program which will include Mr.Connors, the magician.Mothers are Invited to bring .| smoctase children who would] Mary's Hospital School for Nurses : ._ \"| interested.Rétreshme an A meeting of the Shiai Zion |p La vested.: eshments will| will be held in he Hospital classe \u2018| room on Monday evening at 8.18 o'clock.» : Dr.C.8.Diffy will speak on SL ol » | Lead Poisoning.\u2019 : The regul hi) étinS of the Alumnae Association of St.\u2018be.servéd as vpüal; = Let us store your furs in our .modern, moth-proof vaults, \" Have your repairs done by experienced furriers Yo _ at moderate cost.Me Ship by C.N.Express - Satisfaction Guaranteed - 56 Years in Business A OSTIGUY \u201cIMPORTER & MANUFACTURER OF FINE FURS We pay the charges 215 Victoria St., VALLEYFIELD, QUE., Phone 71 \u2019 for all children.QUESTION 1.BLOCK LETTERS (LIKE THIS) the names of your children under 16.Write out the month of birth, then give day and year, Write name of place where each child was born.Complete each line b stating your relationship to chil and if father and mother are applying, fill in both \u201crelation- p\u2019 columns.QUESTION 2.Here the father and .mother must both sign if both are at home, Then give the address to which cheques should be mailed.PRINT THIS IN BLOCK TYPE (LIKE THIS) under both signatures, The mother should not sign her husband\u2019s first name.She should sign her own first Registration forms bave been mailed to every PRINT IN amy Accowawces Family Allowances will be paid every month for \u2018 every eligible child under 16 years of age.First cheques will be mailed in July, 1945.Family Allowances are being paid to help parents in the care of their children, to help pay for medical, dental and nursing services\u2014for better food, clothing and shelter, and to assist in equalizing opportunities family.Fill in your form as soon as received.It is very simple\u2014only seven questions\u2014and information is given below to help you complete the form accurately.Do it right away in the interests of your children, as cheques can only be mailed to those eligible families which have completed and returned the Registration Form.If\u2019you do not receive à form through the mail, please ask for one at the nearest Post Office.name, such as Mrs.Alice, Mary, Joan, etc.Grau qu re me on yun of 0% most on the ibis ie À SOS ee c Published ander tbe authority of the HON.BROOKE CLAXTON, Minister BEPARTMENT OP NATIQNAL HEALTH AND WELFARE OTTAWA TION FORM | | + Al of wire are - 37 another ados 16, of age nad = \"Oh shrug he a Bain nt ae UAT 02 dary op LL Cu 173 Ka Town 221 Cir, | ale Vel mn 2e Homemasrr ty ioneee à ASE Foster QUESTION 3.If only one person has signed under question 2, state the reason why the other signature cannot be given.Give details\u2014don\u2019t say Father or Mother is \u201caway\u2019\u2019\u2014state where and for how long.QUESTIONS 4, 5, 6 and 7 .on the other side of the form must also be answered either \u201cYes\u201d or \u201cNo\u201d If the answer is \u201cNo\u201d to questions 4, 5 or 6, state details giving name of child, or children concerned.In the case of No.5, if you have any children under 16 not living with you, list their names, give the reason and the complete address as to where they can be visited.If the answer to No.7 is \u201cYes\u201d, give the details required.INCOME TAX: So that nobody will benefit from both Family Allowances and a full income tax deduction for their children, the income tax deductions for children will be reduced by the amount received from Family Allowances.Parents, therefore, have the choice of claiming\u2014or not claiming\u2014Family Allowances.Those uncertain as to whether or not they will benefit are advised to apply for the Family Allowance.| REN ARE HELPING .YOUR CHILDREN WHEN YOU REGISTER vor Zo AUWINWES > Tp al nu until Tuesday night.Brian Donlevy and Ann Richards in a scone from the Techpicolor hit which.opens at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday playing \u201cMrs.Parkington\u201d Acclaimed One of Year\u2019s Top Offerings \u201cMrs.Parkington,\u201d the new Metro = Goldwyn - Mayer picture \u2018which opened yesterday at the Westmount United Theatre, is in the fine tradition of all the previous Greer Garson-Walter Pig- geon productions this eompany has given us: \u201cBlossoms in the Dust,\u201d \u201cMrs.Miniver,\u201d and \u201cMadame Curie.\u201d supporting cast, bring the bestselling Louis Bromfield novel to cinematic life with zest and great vigor.As the dynamic Mrs.Par- kington, Miss Garson makes a complete change from the studios and conservative women she played in these previous successes.In \u201cMrs.Parkington\u201d she is dashing and dominating, a worldly woman with the world at her feet.Pidgeon, in this film, portrays a ; son, These two, and an outstanding : reckless, ambitious and flamboyant man, a far cry from his Mr.Miniver or Pierre Curie.Together, they prove\u2014if further proof were needed-\u2014that they are at once the greatest, most versatile film starring team in many years.The story takes us from 1872, when Susie Graham (Miss Gar- daughter- of a boarding house keeper in Leaping Rock.Nev, marries Major Augustus Parkington (Pidgeon), They open a home in New Yoork and there hegins the saga of the Parking- tons.of the ruthless Major's manoeuvres, of the way they affect Susie's life and hopes\u2014and her children\u2019s.The story takes us.into the late 1930's, with Mrs, Parkington still the family's dominant character.An outstanding supporting 53st \u2018headed by Edward Arnold, Agnes -Moorehetd and Cecil Kellaway, and including Gladys Cooper, Tom Drake, Frances Rafferty and.Peter Lawford, among others, is seen in support of the stars.You will not want to miss \u2018\u2019Mrs, Parkington,\u201d a picture whith is bound to enthrall you every minute of the time.\u201cGoing My Way\u201d At The Snowdon Starting Saturday ® DECARIE BLVD.x [EEE TEXTE] à STARTS SATURDAY! AT SNOWDON e At Last! The Picture That Won | Seven Academy Awards \u201cThe Day Mier Forever\u201d \u201cGoing My Way\" ee On À Star\u201d e Maria\u201d \u201csent ant Holy Night\u201d _ And 3 Other Old Favorites p= A IR BING AND HIS GANG WITH HIS BEST HIT SONGS IN HIS BEST PICTURE! Jim Brown snd Jean Heather find going Bing's way is best! A Paramount Bary.fltægerald 48 SE STEVEN! a PLUS.TWO ACADEMY AWARD SHORTS! * \"WHO'S WHO IN ANIMAL LAND\u201d x* * \u2018MOUSE TROUBLE\" COLOR CARTOON * TODAY \u2014 LAST SHOWING! © \u201cAN AMERICAN ROMANCE\" ® \u201cHENRY ALDRICH SWINGS IT eo IN TECHNICOLOR © Only once before in the entire history of motion pictures has one picture been awarded as many Academy Statuettes as Paramount's \u2018Going My Way\u201d which starts Saturday at the Snowdon Theatre.As just about everyone knows by now \u201cGoing My Way\u201d is the .delightful, human.story of a young priest sent to succeed a crusty older man in a run-down parish and the successful job he makes qf it even to swinging over his elder to his way of thinking, and living.i Recently in Hollywood, when | the great and near-great gather, to pay homage to fellow artists, directors, photographers and ot\u2019 er technicians \u201cGoing MyWay\"\u2019 won just about all the Academy Awards possible for a picture to win.First off \u201cGoing My Way\" won the Award as the best picture of the year; secondly Bing Crosby won the Award as the best actor of the year; Barry Fitzgerald won the Award as the best male supporting player of the year; Leo MeCarey the director, won two Academy Awards first for his direction of \u201cGoing My Way\u201d and secondly for his best original story of the year; then Frank Butler and Frank Cavett won an Award for the best screen play of the year and finally \u201cSwinging On A Star\u2019 one of the many fine musical numbers in \u201cGoing My Way\u2019 won the Award as the best original song of the year.So many people trooped to the stage of Grau- man's Chinese theatre to receive Academy Awards who were directly connected with \u201cGoing My Way\u201d that at one time during the proceedings, Bob Hope master of ceremonies asked everybody in the theatre NOT connected with \u201cGoing My Way\" to please go home.To make a real Academy Award program, starting Saturday, the management of the Snowdon Theatre booked in two Academy Award winning shorts to play on the same program: Who's Who In Animal Land 2nd Mouse Trouble.JINX TO JAPS Jap Fags painted on fuselage Academy Award winning Bing Crosby warns Academy Award winning Barry Fitzgerald in the Academy Award winning \u201cGoing My Way,\u201d which starts Saturday at the Snowdon theatre.\u201cGoing My.Way\" was directed by Academy Award winning Leo McCarey who also won an Academy Award for the best original story of the year.AH told, \u201cGoing My Way\u201d won seven Academy Awards and as if that were not enough, the management of the Snowdon has arranged to play two.Academy Award winning shorts on the same program, seartins Saturday! AWARDED FOR GALLANTRY |the Distinguished Flying Cross to Royal Canadian Air - Force |FIt.-Lt.G.S.Brown, 3509 Grey Headquarters in Ottawa have re- Avenue, who has just returned cently revealed the awarding of from overseas duty.% WESTMOUNT Today and Saturday \u2014 GREER .GARSON and: WALTER PIDGEON in \u201cMrs.Parkington.\u201d \u201cEVER SINCE VENUS,\u201d Ina Ray Hutton and Band, Ann Savage and \u201cGlenda Farrell.of Lieut.Arthur James Brassfield\u2019s ship are for planes he shot down - during battles of Coral Sea.; Starts SUNDAY until Tuesday Night LY (Bherbreoke at Grey Grey Avenue) FIRE in His Eye! FIGHT in His Fists! TE ne ohn Semen his girl in his arms., she knew \u201d : what LOVE meant! i - in Technicolor! American Romance win BRIAN DONLEVY.with ANN RICHARDS « WALTER ABEL \u2018JOHN QUALEN .HORACE McNALLY Added Feature Attraction! \u201cThe National Barn Dance \u201d with Jean Heather * Charles Quigley Robert Benchley Ww Mabel Paige And the National Barn Dance Troupe yo Ltt 0 .» a \u201cThe Thes \u2014\u2014 \u201cT Is |] One fast-me the ye: York 1 % SE Claudst DOWN, Jack O (st Dennis Morgen and Eleanor Parker in a scene from the film \u201cThe Very Thought of You,\u201d which opens at the Seville United Theatre.on Saturday playing until Tuesday night.>| bezutitful than ever as Nora.\u201cThin Man Goes Home\u201d Is Fast-Moving Thriller One of the most exciting and Thin Man Goes Home,\u201d latest in fast-moving screen mysteries of Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer's highly the year opened yesterday at the popular series starring William York United Theatre.It is \u2018\u201c\u201cThe Powell any Myrna Loy as Detec- 1 Donald MacBride, Helen Vinson À SEVILLE Today Only! \u2014\" Jack Oakie.DA Treatne) (St.Catherine at Chomedy Street) MEVERY FAYE EME RSON ALAN * Late Show Saturday After 10 P.M.X MARS MARSHA Repeat, \u201cSICN OF THE CROSS,\u201d with Claudette Colbert, Fredric March and Charles Laughton.\u201cSWEET AND LOWDOWN,\u201d with Benny Coodman and Band, Lynn Bari Linda Darnell and Starts SATURDAY until Tuesday Night The Laugh-Packed Story of A Seventy-Two Hour Pass! NSTI ER?ù LEAN oT J KP THOvGHT OF You Two Splendid Feature Attractions! A maid with money love-tests her pilot hero .in a romantic laugh riot of wacky wedding surprises! ALLYN 68 HUNT-JOSLYN \u201c*BUCHANAN -as the villain and Jimmy Dorsey have been bomb-wrecked.J tive \u2018Nick Chasen and his: wits z Nora, murder involving oll paintings, defense plant plans, a Japanese sub-machine gun .and a woman named \u201cCrazy Mary.\u201d Bill Powell does his usual \u2018outstanding job as Nick, and Miss Loy, back on the screen after a considerable absence, Is more .Little Asta, the famous wire-! haired terrier of previous Thin | - Man pictures, has some cute new tricks in this one, to say nothing of an encounter with a good-look- ing female wire-haired which results in a merry chase by Nick through a crowded train terminal, The superb supporting cast includes Harry Davenport and Lucile Watson as Nick\u2019s parents; Gloria De Haven, Leon Ames, Lloyd Corrigan, Donald Meek, and Anne Revere.The picture was directed with speed and punch by Richard Thorpe.Put \u201cThe Thin Man Goes Home\u201d on your must-see\u201d list.And bring the whole family with you.Abbott, Costello In Hilarious New M-G-M Attraction When Abbott and Costello get \u201cLost in a Harem\u201d in a small kingdom in the mystic East, you have the ingredients for top-notch comedy, And when you add beautiful Marilyn Maxwell, sure-fire screen newcomer John Conte of radio fame, and Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra, you have a musical comedy that\u2019s a real treat for the entire family.\u201cLost in a Harem,\u201d Abbott and Costello's latest fun-fest, opened yesterday at the Monkiand United Theatre, and the house literally rockd with laughter from beginning to end.The new Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer film is fast and furiously funny.| The comedians play a couple of prop men who, along with the rest of a touring musical show, get stranded in a small town in the mystic East, Marilyn, as the show's prima donna, gets a shg- ing job in a local cafe, and Abhott and Costello convince the manager they are a leading comedy team.They get the job, but their act is so bad that it starts a fight and all of the performers are tossed into jail.They get out with the help of Ramo (Conte), a supposed desert sheik, upon promising that they will help him regain his throne in 2 small nearby kingdom which has been usurped by Nimatlv (Douglas Dumbrille), Ramo\u2019s evil uncle.The situations go from hilarious to more and more hilar- jous as Abbott and Costello, as part of their plan, pose as Hollywood talent scouts to gain the aid of Nimativ's chief wife, who has screen aspirations, Miss Maxwell is a sheer delight as the young singer and Conte shows great promise in his first full screen role.Dumbrille is tops and his boys provide the music\u2014 which is to say that they are right in the groove.Veteran comedy director Charles Riesner was at the helm and has turned in a sparkling job of direction.By all means, see \u201cLost in a Harem.\u201d From 9904 deaths in Montreal in 1939, 647 were due to TB; 68% of all deaths due to conta- glous diseases were also the fact of TB.Over 100,000 houses, representing one-fourth of Holland housing, This time Nck and Nora ist .Nick's parents in the old home .town of Sycamore Springs.They| plan a vacation from clues and) criminals, but no sooner do\u2019 they get settled down to -a nice rest{- when they become involved in a] ad .Loretta Young and Alan Ladd in a scene from Rachel Field's best-selling novel, \u201cAnd Now Tomorrow,\u201d which opens at the York United Theatre on Saturday playing until Tuesday night.À MONKLAND Todsy Onlyl \u2014 ABBOTT and COSTELLO if \u201cLost In A Harem,\u201d Anne Shirley, Dennis.Day and Philip Terry.with Marilyn Maxwell.\u201cMUSIC IN MANHATTAN,\" FRIDAY REVIVAL after 11, \u201cWILDCAT,\u201d Richard Arlen and Adine Judge.° « M AUS ; Starting } \u201cMach SATURDAY Rhythm (Monkland Ave.Girouard) until Tuesday Song and Romance set To a Cole Porter Score! | À © In Technicolor! Causcerc MIRANDA Wihiaed, \"SHEA /VécianBLAINE (The Cherry Blonde) Li = CINTURY-PC MCTURE SHEILA VAN - PER COM - CLEWN LANGAN with sin\u2019 ea Fan and Thrills in Beery\u2019s Best! .« « Big, bad Beery vs.Honkytonk Lil! Rough ! Romantic ! Riotous! Beery \u2014 as a \u201ccon\u201d man! Beery \u2014 as a lawless terror * of the gold fields! - J Beery \u2014 at his best! Stage-coach hold - ups! Blazing gun battles! Drama of a rogue who turned fighting hero when the chips were down! i ~ vert Lepne.à Ee HANDEL'S MESSIAH The Messiah, heard in West- mount Park Church was an exceedingly fipe performance with the choir, soloists and orchestra showing very great confidence throughout.very good tempo was maintained, The choir appeared to have been well rehearsed and what is less usual\u2019 in large choirs was nicely balanced.The precision in singing was marked and the wo-ds could be heard without any difficulty.The church has fine accoustical properties for music and was crowded to the doors, extra chairs having to be brought in, , Mr.Scott distinguished himself as conductor and as a singer and much credit is due to him for his sure baton in the leading of his choir and orchestra, also for his outstanding renditions of the tarous bass arias.He has a wonderful voice, flexible, dramatic with much vigour and yet, as in \u2018But who may abide\u2019 and \u2018For behold darkness\u2019, it portrays intense feeling.The , dual job he performed showed that he possesses exceptionally fine musicianship Ethel Bardo-Gardner sang the soprano arias with beautiful tone and intonation.\u2018\u201cRejoice greatly* was brilliantly executed and with the recitatives were rendered in true Handelian style.Jacqueline White, who was heard in Montreal for the first time, did some very fine singing in \u2018He was despised\u2019, her deep gonorous voice being heard here to very good effect.\u2018O Thou that tellest\u2019 was sung in grand style and it is hoped that more of her singing will be heard in Montreal.Mr.Edmand sang well though not his best due no doubt to his very severe cold.\u2018Comfort Ye\u2019 was well done but \u2018Every valley\u2019 was far too timidly rendered.He seemed at his best in \u2018Thou shalt break them\u2019.Of all the soloists Mr.Edmund seemed to be the least familiar with the Handelian style but in spite of his condition did a fair job.The National Film Board brings monthly movie program to 1500 rural communitiese across Canada \u2014this through its Rural Circuits.ICEFROLICS OF 1945 Presented by the Montreal Figure Skating Club inc.Featuring Misses Kay & Eva Lopdell Gold Medalists of the Minto Club, Ottawa Miss Suzanne Thouin Former Junior Champion of Canada AT THE Friday, April 13th at 8.15 p.m, + TICKETS NOW ON SALE Boxes $1.00 «= Reserved Seats .75 General Admission .50 Children .25 Tuesday night.Carmen Miranda, Vivian Blaine and Phil Silvers in a scene from the Technicolor musical comedy \u2018\u2019Something For The Boys,\u201d which opens at the Monkland United Theatre on Saturday playing until ers.Other favorites who will solo are Elizabeth Gardiner and Gilles Trudeau.Ottawa Stars / - Gold Medallists Kay and.Eva Lopdell of the Minto \u2018Club of Ottawa are again on the Ice in vibrant entertainment.These clever performers are among the best for finished pair and trio interpretations with Dorothy O'Brien also | trom the Minto Club.A Minto Club guartette in \u201cChe- rise\u201d comprised of Andree Cho- quette, Connie Choquette, Nancy Minnes and Pierette Paquin will please the throngs with many other stars set to twinkle on the 1945 program.Real surprises from the Mr -S.C.box of tricks, is the delightful promise of repeat performance here of Bronze Medallist and Bar, now seven years old, Bonja Currie and the \u201cLee Sulphides\u201d Ballet pair, Wilma and Francis Jauch, Spotlighted also are the Victory Group, Barn Dance Group and the Higgins twins, Mary and Lorraine, \u201cA Touch of Holland\u201d and \u201cSwing Waltz\u201d will not only vary, but brighten the already scintillating proceedings with \u2018Group Get Your Wings\u201d adding to \u2018the colourful display.The 1945 version of \u201cThe Tee Frolics\u201d bids fair to surpass all expectations based on last year's entertainment, %* YORK Today.Only! \u2014 > , Turning back the pages of history almost 2,000 years, the screen unfolded Cecil B.DeMille\u2019s \u201cThe Sign of the Cross\u201d last night at the Seville United Theatre.The modernized version of the great Paramount spectacle is as awe-inspiring today as it was when first filmed.The timeliness of the epic drama can be well understood in the light of Hitler's brutal conquest of the weaker European nations.In 64 A.D., too, a dictatorial emperor, Nero, also had designs for world conquest.He fiddled while Rome burned \u2014 laughed at the anguish his devilish devices brought upon a persecuted minority, the Christians.In starring roles are Charles Laughton, as Nero; Frederic March, as Marcus Superbus, pre- feot of Rome; Claudette Colbert as the wanton Poppaea, wife of the emperor and Elissa Landi, as Mercia, devotee of Christ's principles, The inspirational story depicts the wickedness of Rome Star Cast Returns Again For \u201cSign of The Cross\u201d and its governors but also tells of the courage of an ever-growing number of Christians who suffer untold outrages rather than give up Christianity.Marcus meets Meréla for.the first time while protectfhg her aged uncle and friends, fdllowers of Christ, from the ruffians who seek to strike them down.The prefect disperses the mob and sees Mercia safely off.When he visits her later, Marcus finds himself deeply in love with \u2018the Christian girl, incurring Poppaea\u2019s wrath.The latter persuades Nero to pardon Marcus if the prefect converts Mercia to the Roman way of life.His attempt fails and the Christian band, along with Mer- || cia, is led to the arena where sure death awaits them.Marcus can contain himself no longer upon seeing his love walk fearlessly ahead and, joining her in the death march, finds that he, too, is imbued with the spirit of Christianity.The final, climatle scene brings a heart-warming and spiritual lift to the audience, Coming on April 12th, the \u201cIce Frolics of 1945\u201d presented by the Montreal Figure Skating Club will conclude the winter season for the Forum and will end another sue \u201cIce Frolics Of 1945\u201d Coming To The Forum cessful year for J.M.G.Lockerby and this progressive association.Former Junior Canadian Champion Suzanne Thouin, vivacious as ever, 1s again among the headlin- FEATURED IN \"ICE FROLICS OF 1945\" The Misses Kay and Eva Lopdell, of the Minto Skating Club of Ottawa, one of the feature acts of Montreal Figure Skating Club extravaganza to be held at the Forum April 12th, * Hote gt / bB great story by the author of \u201cAI This, And Heaven Too.\u201d né i NC (St.Catherine at Guy Street) WILLIAM POWELL and MYRNA LOY \u201cin \u201cThe Thin Man Goss Home.\u201d Repeat, RONALD COLMAN in \u201cTHR PRISONER oF ZENDA,\u201d \u2018with Madeleine Carroll, Doug.Fairbanks, Jr.Starts SATURDAY until Tuesday WAVE Saturday Evening Post Serial \" WARD BOND GEORGE \u201ccxoer\u201d HAVES AUBREY LONG» ELISABETH RISDON .DN DOUGLAS He's a lone wolf, afraid of ernery females \u2026 .but when she fakes à shot at kim, he\u2019s got to find oat what's cooking In this cactas cookie\u2019s heart even if it kills him! WANE: PAINE \u201c TALL in the SADDLE Based en Cordon Ray Young's rip-resring e MF lightful mance nd Bar, ; Currie Ballet auch, Victory and the prraine, \u201cSwing ry but illating et Your lourful he Ice ass all year's y HAE TRIMS NORTH \"Y\u201d FOR CUP HOPES On\u2014Thursday night the local *Y\u2019 Intermediate Basketball team defeated the North Branch team on the Westmount floor by a score of 43-12.It was the first of a two-game, total point, home.and home series.The winner of this plays the winner of the South- western-Central series, for the cup, which was won by the West- mount team last year, In the first half the west- enders displayed a wonderful zone defence, holding the visitors down to 4 points, while netting 25 points for their own cause, Dudley and Putnam leading the way with 9 and 8 points respectively.In the latter half of the game the North Branchers found the range for 8 points but failed to keep peace with the Westmount squad whose accuracy was too great, sinking 9 baskets to bring the final score to 43-12.Moore and Maguire divided the scoring homors of the North Branch team, each netting 6 points.North Branch (12): Varnas, Karibean, Destonis, Moore 6, Maguire 6, Egan, Mitchell, Mac- Gregor.\u2018Westmount Branch (43): Young 6, Greenbaum 3, Dudley 17, Siemers 7, Putnam 8, MacLeod 2.Y's Chats A Committee has been appointed by the Board of Management of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.to work on the second part of the Y\u201d survey.A thorough study will be made on the City of West- mount in regard to facilities for work amongst the young people.A study will also be made of the building and equipment, The Committee is composed of three members of the Board and representatives of the Business Men\u2019s Class, the Business Girls\u2019 Class and Young Married Couple's Group, * » * The Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 Badminton Club entertained the \u201cN.D.G.\u201d 'Y\u2019 Badminton Club recently.A fine evening was enjoyed by all, even though the Club was not too successful in the match, losing to the visitors by nineteen games to nine.Following the match, which was played on the Intermediate High School Gymnasium, a social hour was held at the \u201cY\u201d building.+ * * The Westmount \u2018Y'\u2019 continues to serve a large group of Air Force personnel each day.Classes are held for the men from the Tim- mons Convalescent Home, the R.A.F.Transport Command and the Norwegian Air Force, \u201c ¥ | Temple Emanuel | * * Dr.Harry J.Stern\u2014Rabbi Saturday morning, at 11.30 a.m, Sisterhood Sabbath.Reading of the Ritual, Mrs.Joseph Gordon, Mrs.Alfred Miller, Mrs.Garner Bornstein.Addresses: Mrs.A.N.Freedman and Miss Marylyn Freedman, After regular Divine Service, the Mother and Daughter Sabbath Luncheon} will take place in the Temple Community House, presided over by Mrs.Joseph Gordon.+ » % V-Day Services of Thanksgiving A special Thanksgiving service will be held at Temple Emanu-El at 8 p.m, on V-Day, the day on which Germany surrenders and the Hitler menace is removed from the world.Members of the Temple Are also Invited to participate In the Thanksgiving ser- * vice on > V-Day which\" wilt be held by the City of Westmount at 3 p.min the afternoon at Westmount Park.Dr.Stern will participate in this service along with Clergy of various denominations.# % # + Temple Expansion Committee Under the Chairmanship of Mr.Hyman Grover, the Temple Ex- pinston Committe \u201cmet today.Associated with\" Mr, Grover are the following members: Mr.W.Gittes, Mr.Martin Arnovits, Mr.I.I.Tarshis, Mr.c N.Sommer, Mr.Henry Benson, Mr.Charles Asch, Mr.Gustave Gray, Mr.John M.Loobel, Mr.J.M.Bornstein, Ex-Officio Members Mrs.Arthur Simon and Dr.Stern.' Confirmation Candidates 1045 Arnold Hollinger, Estelle Horne, Robert Bornstein, Robert Lehberg, Phillip \u201cBurke, Margo, Paud Arnovits.8 8 8 High School Graduation Theses In preparation for their graduation, the members of the Graduating Class 1945, are dealing with the following subjects: \u2018 Eric Peter PAGE THIRTEEN | Miller\u2014\u201c\u2019The History of the Mare ° ranos\u201d; Cyril Lewis\u2014'The Synae gogue And Its Ritual\u201d; Roslyn Wolte\u2014\u201cThe History Of Reform Judaism.\u201d : The Regional Offices of the National Film Board are located in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Fredericton and Halte fax, : } Every Every aD Id Dawn brings Victory nearer NA ond ma You who have so consistently bought Victory Bonds.who, in Loan after Loan, have strained your resources to buy Bonds to the limit.haven't you already seen glorious results from your self-denial and patriotism?Think of El Alamein, of Italy, France, Belgium and now Germany.all territories wrested from a tough and implacable enemy.,all victories in which you millions of Canadian Bond-buyers had a worthy share.Yes, think of these victories.And, just as Canada\u2019s Eighth Victory Loan Opens April 23rd Get Ready to Buy VICTORY BONDS + w 74 Ce A © kes Victory surer one success spurs our armed forces on \u2018to another, so let us make our past achievements spur us on to greater and greater efforts in Canada\u2019s Eighth Victory Loan.Never was it more worthwhile.Our armies are on the march.Their feet are pointing .to Victory.So get in step with them.Search your resources.See how much you can really manage to invest in Victory Bonds: Then .when Canada\u2019s Eighth Victory Loan opens .i « buy, buy and buy again for Victory.NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE [SS AS 0\u2019 Summer Training Cruise The oldest Rover Sea Scout Ship's Company in Canada, the Royal St.Lawrence, are again commencing their summer training {4 the Yacht Club on Lake St.Louis, \u2019 This crew has had an outstanding record by supplying nearly 00 boys to the Navy, many of them Offfoers.The winter session Just ended, and the forthcoming season looked forward to with boticipation is expected to be ag active as ever., The crew was started in 1903, and after several years of slow progress it prospered and won the Clouston Cup for Lifesaving and fhe Strathcona Cup for Racing more than once.; Their large yawl prison holds the biggest cruising record for Sea Séouts in the world le now privately owned and cruis- lng activities have been curtailed.During the winter months, ex- Rensive training has featured the over\u2019s Thursday night meetings.his training which is simplified new members and more advanced for older hands, consists of weamanship, signalling, theoretical #ailing, rope work, shanty singing ad naval drill, The most important change of the year is the unit has been ortunate to obtatn the services of Mr.M.T.Thomas who became Bkipper in January, replacing Mr.JThurston D.Archibald, now Field Becretary of Sea Scouts.Mr.Mhomas has had a great deal of #ailing experience in both Canada .and the U.S.A.At present he is (ble owner of the well known ketch 4Grampus\u201d, and has promised (that much cruising will be in store ifor the Ship's Company this summer.Ably assisting in the quarterdeck duties, is Mate Douglas Æcytdes, the executive officer, \u2018ho has been attached to the unit Bince 1940, Three new cox\u2019n\u2019s at- \u2018fended the special training cousse \u201cAt headquarters, and passed with \u2018flying colours.At the annual \u2018Parents\u2019 night held for all friends {of the Sea Scouts, the crew con- \u2018@ucted themselves in true naval \u2018manner, \\ Sub-Lt.Roger Hutchins, the ex- Mate, was on hand and seemed yery pleased with his old outfit.She first A.B.badge of the new system was formally presented to LCox'n Bob Scythes by Mr, F.T.@neadinger.This was the first adge of its kind to be gained in the city.Today the old traditions'y joint meeting between Juniors And Seniors is to be held.This muster is specially planned to let the Junior Sea Scouts of 12 ko 15 years of age see what their older brothers are doing and how ft is done.The Seniors will carry out their original program with the exception that an instructive movie on seamanship will be shown \u201cJellicoe\u201d % N.D.G.BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP New and Used Bicycles for Sale Used Bicycles bought 5260 Sherbrooke St.W.Corner Decarie Blvd.EL.0081 Officers and men are hoping to launch their whaler, \u201cJames Caird\u201d, In three weeks time.During this period the good boat must be scraped down and sandpapered; the sweeps and masts varnished and the entire rigging checked over for wear.This work is all done by the boys themselves under-the careful supervision of Mate Doug Scythes and Bos'n Ronald Macdonald.Although such strenuous labour] Ÿ may seem difficult to landsmen, the Sea Scouts turn out in large numbers and enjoy themselves immensely.This spring outfitting.means much valuable practical experience is gained.Mr.Scythes has arranged numerous week-end cruises \u2018around Lake St.Louis- and the Lake of Two Mountains, but the big summer affair will be Mr.Thomas\u2019 triangular run of Montreal, Ottawa and Kingston.The date of this cruise bas not as yet been set but all are eagerly looking forward to it.Much sailing is to be done aboard the \u201cJames ,Caird\u201d which provides thrills galore.This is an extremely sturdy vessel of which the Mate and Bos'n could spin many a vara.The last muster of the year will be held at 8 bells in the Roslyn School Gymnasium, on Thursday evening, the nineteenth of April, at which time all unfinished business will be attended to.As is the custom of this last meeting, the Rovers heartily welcome any-| one interested to come aboard and spend the evening.Will Present Hockey League Trophies Won The presentation of trophies and crests won during the season in the Westmount Municipal Hockey League will take place on Wednesday evening, April 18th, at the Victoria Hall.This date is definite, it had been originally planned to hold this event on April 17th, but due to a previous booking at the hall the date was set back one day.As in previous years, entertainment will be provided for a large part of the evening with the pre- \u2018sentation of awards closing out the event.any charge\u2014 13% % 5% 4% \u2018 58,064 \"Hockey Sticks 75,000 Softballs 11,712 Badminon Birds 102,258 Checker Sets 8,864 Wall Pictures - Westmount Y.M.C.A.Since the beginning of the War, the Canadian Y.M.C.A.War Services have distributed Billion Sheets of Writing Paper (If stacked would extend 77 miles) Billion Envelopes (308 miles) 4 Million Post Cards (5% of a mile) Million Books of Matches Million Packs of Playing Cards 14,476 Pairs of Horseshoes 622,000 Games of Chinese Checkers 49,042 Gramophone records , 11,462.Athletic Shirts and Trunks, to the Armed Services freo of Verdun & District Sportsmens Association Inc.SECOND Sportsmen\u2019s Exhibition to be held Thurs.& Fri.APRIL 5th-6th 1945 at 7.30 P.M.Door Prize $50 War Bond Net proceeds to be used for propagation of fish and wild life.Association Sportive de Verdun et du District ne.DEUXIEME Exhibition Sportive Jeudi et Vendredi 5 et 6 AVRIL 1945 à 7.30 P.M.Prix de présence $50, Bons de la Victoire Les profits net sarviront à la propagation de la pêche et les animaux sauvages.LEGION HALL \u201cue Admission 25¢ including Tax * Westmount Park | = * Rev, D.H.MacVicar of Chal- mers United Church, Verdun, will conduet thé morning service on Sunday next.At the evening service Mr.Goth will discuss \u2018a recent best seller, \u201cTwo Solitudes,\u201d by a wew Canadian author.This book awaited eagerly by the Canadian public, deals with the problem of Canadian unity.It is a book about Quebec \u2014 the French.and the English and the problems of what keeps them apart.- Dr, C.E.Silcox in a recent pamphlet comes to the conclusion that there is an irreconcilable conflict between the French and the English.Is he right?What we talk about religious differences between these two peoples may it 1 not be that we are confusing religion with denominationalism?Might it not be that if we went deeper religiously we could arrive at a basis of unity, This sermon will approach Canada\u2019s foremost problem from the Christian angle, The Red Cross will meet on Monday at 1 p.m.and on Wednesday st 10 am.The Mid-week Service will be held on Wednesday at 8 p.m.Anniversary Services will be held on Sunday, April 15th, with Rev, F.W.Norwood, D.D., as guest preacher.Abrasive-proof Wood finishes The words \u2018\u2018scratchproof, moth- proof, stainproof, fireproof, waterproof, shrinkproof\" are used more than liberally in describing materials now being promised by manwu- facturers for the post-war trade.The housewife, \u2019tis sald, may have abrasive-proof furniture finishes.In the manufacture of wool fabrics, chemicals will be used that will prevent shrinkage and that will increase the wearing quality of cottons.: NOTE IN DIARY Democracy At Its Best The first American Merchant Marine Skipper to win a British V.C.was Fogarty Fegan, - \"The first American Airman to shoot down a Jap plane was Jerry O'Flanigan.The first American Soldier to be killed in action was Michael O'Leary.The first American Coast guardsman to kill a German spy was Jerry O'Toole, The first American Pilot to sink a Jap ship was Pate rick Kelly.The first American Mother to lose five sons was Mrs.O'Shea.The first American Paras trooper captured by the Japs was Steve O'Rourke, You can't keeb an Irishman down\u2014ech Mike?FU UN YOUR Canada to help Indian training Plans are being revised for the transfer of part of India\u2019s credit to Britain of £1,000,000 sterling to the U.8.and Canada for the purchase of capital machinery and the training of Indian students in scientific and industrial research, Dr.Nazir Ahmad, member of the Imperial Council of Agricultural Research in India, disclosed in Montreal, Dr.Ahmad, one of the seven- member scientific mission from India recently touring Britain, the U.S.and Canada, said the proposed transfer was part of the program for post-war industrial expansion in India, The young worry because they can\u2019t grow up fast enough.Papa tries to be young and gay.Momma tries to be thin.Daughter tries to appear sophisticated.The boss tries to make money.The head of the house tries to fill the coal bin, The evicted try to find a house.The world is trying to find peace.\u2014 London Free Press.SLATE MEETING 10 ORGANIZE The sénior section of the West.mount Municipal Softball League will hold an organization\u2019 meeting this Monday evening at the Victoria Hall.All teams which participated in the loop last year, and new ones that have made an application this season, have been notified to send at least one representative to this gathering which will commence business at eight p.m, One newcomer to the league will be an air force team from the St.Hubert station.Sgt.Al Goodis who made the application on he.halt of the St.Hubert club, claims tiât the South Shore outfit will field a strong aggregation.\u2018New Senior Players It 1s expected that between 10 or 12 clubs will tace the barrier on May 14th when the loop inaugural is slated to be held.It there will be one or two civilian clubs but invitations to attend the meeting-have been sent to both Art Mann, manager of the Dodgers, and Ozzie Dalzell, who had hopes of entering the Royals.There should be lots of material available this year as many of last year's juniors are now overs age and ripe for the senior circuit.Boys\u2019 Brigade (Continued from Page 8) held presently by the 10th Montreal Company.Cycling Trips Cycling is being planned with a view to taking in week-end tours, now that highways are all clear of ice and snow and the urge to get out into the country is con- stantis present amongst the sen.for boys and N.C.0\u2019s.This Saturday, a trip will go out to Woodlands, to get broken into the art of cycling before launching longer » trips.year ending employees\u2019 books, HUMPHREY MITCHELL, Minister of Labour S _\u2026 RENEWAL OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BOOKS er To Al Employers: +, All Unemployment Insurance Books for the arch 31st, 1945, must be exchanged for new books.Kindly communicate immediately with the nearest Employment and Selective Service Office if you have not already exchanged your There are severe penalties for failing to make Unemployment Insurance Contributions for your insured employees and for, Jailure to renew the Insurance Books as required.: To AU Employes: : uy If you are an insured person protect your benefit rights by seeing that your Insurance Book has been exchanged.UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION LOUIS J.TROTTIER ¢ R.J.TALLON \u201c ALLAN M.MITCHELL Commissioners.mi UL.DW 48:8K is not certain yet as to whether} aon - ea wd tes + an 3 = 2 3 Tes aa a Pit ml cu ed -t > West.Leagus neeting 2e Vic.h par.; year, ade an re been ne rep.thering ness at league om the Goodis on be.claims it will een 19 barrier op in.eld.It hether B fvilian nd the o both Dodg- 10 had Royals, aterial any of 7 Overs circuit, 8) Mont- with a tours, | clear rge to ls cone le sen Satur.\u2018Wood.he art longer \u2014 + CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING + ~ .mount Examiner \" \u201cih R PACE FIFTEEN \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 1WAInut 2773- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES LOTS FOR SALE GIVING UP LIBRARY BUSINESS Twenty-five \u201chundred library books, and.shelves for sale, Apply 4101 St.Catherine W.K-53 APARTMENTS TO BUILD?Cote St.Catherine Rd.at Victoria Avenue.See our sign on property.Large choice lots about 90 x 125, reasonable price.St.Catherine Investment Co.PL.8011, evenings DE.9785.K-19 HELP WANTED FEMALE PERSONALS \u2018MADAME LILLIAN, gifted psychic, formerly Chez Maurice, has resumed connection with the Avenue Tea Room, 364 Victoria Avenue, West.mount.EL.0073, K-12 HOUSEWIFE As Saleslady for part-time work in FOR SALE 15 WORDS FOR 35¢ 2c FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL spring filled chesterfield salte, * never used, $95; hand some Oriental walnut bedroom suite, bargain; lamps; tables.Unusual opportunity, FI.1950; Colson, 1353 Greene, Westmount.K-38 SINGLE BED, mattress and box spring, Continental style, \u2018on legs.Best Simmons construction, perfect condition; also Premium Vacuum cleaner, with attachments, Phone Ladies\u2019 Ready to Wear.Apply DE.| WI 2779, Saturday morning only.No 4875.4887 Sherbrooke.K-32 dealers.K-36 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE STUDIO, three piece set, Kroehler APARTMENTS WANTED LANDLORDS, NOTE! Are you interested In renting your #unfurnished 4 or 5 room apartinent or duplex up to $65 to quiet responsible couple whose post-war financial stability is assured.We have no children and can produce excellent references from previous landlords.Call \u201cParton\u2019\u2019 at DO.3515 or Windsor Hotel.K-17 FLATS WANTED : § OR 6 ROOM flat wanted immediately, family of 3.\\ N.D.G.preferred.EL.7918.K-54 ROOMS TO LET ROOM WITH PRIVILEGES Large, bright unfurnished room In apartment, Westmount, light privileges.WI.3988.K-37 PART-TIME position in office or store, mornings, 9-12, vicinity West- mount.WI.3764.K-18 WOMAN desires mending, shirt collars turned; sheets, etc.LA.2069.; K-45 FRENCH tutoring for elementary or high school student by McGill gradu- ate.DE, 4613.K-51 SIT.WANTED (MALE) GARDENER or chauffeur, experienced; would take charge of private estate part time, in exchange for living quarters, unfurnished; no children.Excellent.reference.Write Box 161, c/o 2191 Hampton Ave.K-57 IF YOU WANT your floors cleaned and polished like new at reasonable rates, call FI.1998.K-13 DOMESTIC PETS ROOMS WANTED TWO unfurnished rooms, kitchen privileges, or small apartment.N.D.G.WA.2367.K-21 WANTED, room and board or room enly, near Grosvenor to Vendome.Apply Mrs.Betty, DE.7838, after 6 p.m.K-50 ROOM & BOARD LARGE attractively furnished room, twin beds, suitable for business persons, breakfast and dinner.EL.7806.K-35 GARAGES TO LET HEATED garage, 600 Lansdéwne Ave.EL.2663.K-56 TWO heated garages.Apply 266 Lansdowne Avenue.WI.1603.K-27 GARAGE WANTED GARAGE, vicinity Montrose and Clarke Avenues.FI.8202, evenings.K-24 NAGI FUNCRAL HOM @ 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExver 1149 Modern Chapel WITH \"HAMMOND\" ORGAN [PICO] DOGS hand plucked and trimmed by experienced men.Phone after 5 p.m.FI.5607.K-20 HONEY colored Cocker Spaniel, year old, female, $10.00.DE.5581.K-39 TURKISH RUG Imported Turkish Rug, 41% ft.long, 30 ins.wide, in perfect condition.Appraisers figure $306; available for Inspection 9 a.m.to 1 p.m.daily.Call WI.9588, 360 Kitchener Ave.Westmount.K-41 FUR COAT, PIANO, ETC.Double bed, spring, nearly new; upright piano; black lamb coat and navy blue reefer, mize 14.WA.4787.K-48 LACE TABLECLOTH Beautifully hand chocheted, light \u2018Ecru, size approximately 2 x2 1 yds.Design \u201cWheel of Fortune,\u201d $75.WI.9039.K-52 ANTIQUE Victorian sofa, rocking chair; love seat; very odd firescreen, bevelled glass, all beautifully carved, upholstered by Morgan.Perfect condition.DE.6413.K-56 GAS STOVE, 3 burner, very cheap.Apply 5122 Sherbrooke West.K-49 DINING ROOM SET 8-plece solid walnut, with 8 chalrs, $150.00; 3-piece velour chesterfield set, $50; Grandfather clock, Westminster Chimes, $ 50.00.EL.8550.K-47 FOR SALE E-DAY Chime clock for sale.2681.\u2018WI.K-44 GAS STOVE, 4 burners, side oven and grill.EL.6688.K-59 DINING ROOM set, light oak, eight chairs, large table, sideboard, $45.00.DE, 1250.K-40 Pt Cr SWRA ADRO.FuneraL DIRE6CtORS @stablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beautz At your disposal without charge type, chrome, bedroom set, twin beds; sectional book case; table, chairs.Call after 6 p.m., DE.0914.No dealers.K-34 VICTOR radio; pictures; smoker stand; step ladder; axe; china ware; glasses; curtains mahogany tray with glass top; olinds; cut glass table lamp; wine decanter; curtain rods; set of iron saucepans; window screens, bathroom shower curtain, mat and window curtains to match.WA, 6907.K-33 HAND &8mocked dresses and other children\u2019s wearing apparel, in good condition.EL.0472.K-31 BED\u2014Simmon\u2019s metal, walnut, double, Waysagless spring, perfect condition.WE.4990, X-30 BEDROOM SUITE, 3 piece, sitting room suite, 3 plece; desk; nest of tables.All fair condition.Cheap.WA.1547.K-29 LADY'S blue tailored spring suit, almost new; jacket fully lined: size 18, $15.00.WI.6772.K-28 BOY'S spring coat, and cap, size 8, raincoat, size 8, good condition.DE.9201.Q-423 BOY'S sport jacket, 12 years.WI 7457.Q-422 LADY'S spring coat, brown, size 14, in good cond.tion, reasonable.DE, 5577.Q-404 LADY'S tailored wool suit, size 16.TE.7031, Friday or after.Q-103 GIRL\u2019'S shoes, size 4 and 5; raincoat, size 8 and 10, perfect condition: rainettes, rubber boots, etc.WI.0233.Q-392 also BOY'S good quality gray spring coat, condition; blue chinchilla winter coat, 12-14.DE.2906.Q-378 LITTLE hoy's light blue coat, and beret, size 2; also gray kid gloves.EL.0850.Q-377 SPRING coat and hat, turquoise, perfect.condition for girl 7-8; boy's overcoat, size 9-10.EL.3845.Q-372 BLACK tricottine coat, $5.00; camel- raincoat; GIRLS spring coats, size 8-9 years; alsq 14 years; one walnut wardrobe, splendid rocking horse, wooden; coffee table.WA, 1879.Q-231 BROWN squirrel Jacket and gray man-tailored suit, size 14, CA.6217, Q-230 TWO pair sample shoes, one brown Oxford and one blue kid pump, size.4B.DE.4435, after 7 p.m.Q-223 LADY'S dresses, size 16; grenfell Jacket, size 14.Call daytime only.DE.5252.; @Q-257 LADY'S navy blue spring coat.like, new, size 34, $15.00.IL.3005.Q-256 size 12, excellent- WANTED TO PURCHASE ANTIQUE silver, glass.china, ornaments, furniture, miniatures, bronzes, paintings, vases, other fine ohjets d'arts wants.Lyons, Wi.5700.K-# BOOKS WANTED Experienced assessor will come without obligation.Highest cash prices, Everyman\u2019s Bookshop, 1473 St.Catherine W., WE.5675.K-14 hair jacket, $5.00; hand tailored, MEN'S and boy's clothes, etc.,, good chesterfield coat, brown, $5.00; dres- prices.HA.3790.Evenings, CR.192f.ses, 14-16, reasonable.AT.4268.K-4 Q-370 TCE BOX or refrigerator, small «ize MAN'S suit and spring coat, size 28; wanted.WI.5714.K-48 printed silk and wool dresses, 14-16- 18; Archald shoes, 61%-7, bargains 4 pair, $2.50.EL.5468.Q-366 GRAY hand tailored lady\u2019s sult, worn twice, too small for owner, 16-18, sacrifice; also short black flat fur jacket, excellent condition, $35.00.Phone for appointment, WA, 4189.Q-364 GENERAL ELECTRIC stove, only used a few months.Apply Box 163, c/o 2191 Hampton Avenue.K-60 LADIES\u2019 shoes, new, size 71%, will sell reasonably.Call between 10 a.m.and 2 p.m., EL.0864.Q-363 GAS STOVE, 3 burner and oven, good condition; 10 yards red cocoa mating; good for staircase; three girl's coats, size 12.EL.0786.-26 CUSTOM-MADE dining set, walnut, English style, refectory table, 8 preces, like mew, $400.00; also National Pressure Cooker, new, $25.00.HA.98027 K-58 BROADLOOM rug, green, 9 x 18; oak gateleg table: 2 desks; 2 bedroom suites, walnut; Kroehler chesterfield set; English chesterfield and other household articles.9 Cote St.Antoine Rd.K-22 Let a graduate pharmacist fiR your \"prescriptions.Due to our policy of 6.30 p.m.closing, it is possible for Mr.A.Rochman, B.Ph., to fill every prescription we get.We will call for and deliver your prescription at no- extra charge.SOMERLED DRUG STORE 4625 WILSON AVE.DExter 1161.: K-8 CHESTERFIELD, new, velours combination, 3 pleces, spring filled, $75; new rug, $25.00.EL.3614.5826 Sherbrooke St.W.K-3 COATS Navy blue wool crepe, platinum fox collar; brown wool crepe; beige sport coat and black collarless fitted, all size 16 and almost new.Very reason- able.EX.1447.Q-1388 SERGE uniform, Army officer\u2019s, size 40, good condition, $30.00.Phone WA, 4185.: Q-145 BOY'S reversible coat, size 16, bargain, $5.00.DE.5080.Q-114 MAN'S sport Jacket, brown tweed, size 36, like new, $7.00; dark gray overcoat, Ulster style, size 39, $5.00; one brocaded silk dressing Eown, size 38, $6.00; 3 brown felt hats, size 7, 50.each.AT.6857.Q-113 PAIR silver foxes, $25.00; lady's riding habit, size 16; jodhpurs, $16; badminton .racket and press; Gregg's shorthand.AT.6044.Q-433 YOUTH\u2019S suit, perfect condition.DE.3700.Q-428 BOY'S spring coat and clothing, size 8-10; lady's spring coat and dresses, size 16-18; man\u2019s spring coat, size 36, tall; child\u2019s rainettes; baby's small crib.AT.4622.Q-427 NAVY fitted coat, $5.00; brown and white checked coat, $4.00; blue reversible, $2.50; polo coat, $3.00; gray sult, $6.00; also spring and summer dresses, B0c to $1.50, all size 12-14, for girl or small lady; growing girl's patent slippers, size 8; summer sports slacks, jodpurs, sipper jacket for 10- 18 years from 3c to $1.50.FI.6819.\u2019 Q-418 SPRING coat, fur jacket, blouses and skirts and dresses.To be sold reasonable.DE.5581, Q-362 TWO boys\u2019 spring coats, like new, size 2; also white fleece lined leggings; man\u2019s winter overcoat, large size, DE.1949.Q-361 GIRL'S English material plaid suit; red plaid dress trimmed In red velvet; aqua chiffon hand smocked party dress 8-10.All excellent condition; also youth's tan spring coat, 13-14; as good as new.Phone for appointment.WA, 4189.Q-353 BOY'S spring coat and cap, 3 years, English imported, beige, good condition.WA.6256.Q-358 COAT: navy blue, fitted, size 14, good condition.«4 T.5352.Q-356 GENT'S gray pin stripe double breasted, four plece suit: also four piece sult, brown, size 42, $25.00, each.Phone for appointment.WA.4189, Q-354 \"TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 25 WORDS 50c ADDITIONAL WORDS le EACH AUTO REPAIRS ALLAN'S General Auto Repalrs, 4230 St.Catherine St.W.WE.1201.Brakes and valve grinding a specialty.No appointment necessary.AR work guaranteed.Day and night ser vice.K-\u20ac CARTAGE & STORAGE NOTRE DAME DE GRACE Trans- fer.Local and long distance moverp Also cartage.DE.3110.K-1 DECORATING MR.MONTPETIT, General contrace tor, decorating and painting: cellars cemented and repaired.Free estimates.YO.3873.K-16 DRESSMAKING MISS MATTHEWS \u2014 Talloress and dressmaker 9 Burton Avenue.Prices reasonable.Phone for appointment.EL.7205.K-7 TWO girl's.spring coats, one tweed, 14-16, for $5.00; one navy blue, 12-13, 83.00.EL.9487.Q-347 DRESSMAKER aud designer, ina!re and children's wear.Alterations, 17 Melbourne Ave.FI.7844.K-23 TWO-PIECE blue dress, size 14, hardly worn.WA.5036.Q-345 LADY'S English Tweed spring coat, size 16, practically new, reasonable.WE.5635.Q-311 AIR FORCE officer's summer uniform size 42, like new.BY.0570.Q-339 LADY'S spring coats and suit, perfect condition, size 14-16, reasonable EL.5648.Q-337 GENUINE llama English polo coat, 14-16, almost new; Irish linen maid's set; boy\u2019s suit, size 2; new baby\u2019s and girl's clothes.WA.8438.Q-462 TWEED coat, 14-16.DE.7680.Q-455 dress; navy 1281, Q-140 LADY'S black wool dressmaker suit, red size 16; AT.PRINT jacket-dress, swagger black coat, blue girl's coat, size 5.size 14-16, excellent condition.AT.8338.Q-309 BROWN spring coat, lynx collar; beige spring coat; grey chesterfield coat; grey coat, wolf collar, squirrel coat, dyed mink; Hudson seal coat, sizes 12-14,16.All coats practically new: five pairs drapes, llving room and dining room in brocade golden yellow and Monk\u2019s cloth, wine red.25 Thornton Ave., near Canora, Town of Mount Royal, EX.2280, Q-285 BOY\u2019S tweed - suit, spring overcoat, rubber boots, sizes 10-12 years.WA.2128, Q-260 MAN'S new spring coat, size 88, $18.00; lady\u2019s gray coat, size 16, $6.00; girl's fawn coat, size 10, $6.00; girl's Oxfords, brown, sise 5%, $2.50.EX.1001, Q-438 LADIES and children's coats, sults, and dresses.Moderate price.Mrs.Humber.FI.6070.K-5 EDUCATIONAL .\u2018COACHING in Algebra, French, Arithmetic and DE.7920.ELECTRICAL REPAIRS ELECTRICAL repairs and tions of all kinds.Electrical ances of all makes repaired.Electric, Licensed Flectricians, St.Catherine W.near Guy.FL - Geomeiry, Grammar.I