The Westmount examiner, 1 mars 1946, vendredi 1 mars 1946

[" me Newspape\" Pr St.Andrew; Hardwood Floors Repaired - Refinished Bt Supplied - Laid - Finished I ie #45 Years #3 Westmount i SEE US FIRST FOR WATCHES er Henderson y came to lit KR en quick bas.i The on it was ai EN boys as Hier A We have just received an 2ssort- Cleaned \u2019 8 ment of beautiful watches for ok the west.8 Ladies and Centlemen.Waterproof A.Ross Grafton cl of polish I watches included, x Plays Killeq (48 SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO & COMPANY 3 EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL ; ; layed steady id N y 4263 St.Catherine St., le westenders à O H M A $ SN Westmount ts, Mulligay § i St.Andrew's #3 d Morrow 1) ka h 14 brought J} rs to a final [i Verdun wus i] sure on oth ways, but @ dn\u2019t seem to\u2019; tarted.ke.À Hg 0.0 language; voney speaks J va ss 3 tion, the Quebec Federation of\u2019 Home and School Associations are don cextifiates ou lance pes gite frosty glasses of beer in the sanctums of their own homes or will À sending a letter to the Premier through A.M.Patience,.4583 Hing- resented t mbers ¢ the Once again the City Council vote down the proposal?À stom Avenue, President, the text of which follows: presente 9 ne 0 1e Since the appeal by Westmount grocers tl th 1 va \u201cHon.\u2018Maurice Duplessis K.C., Premier, Provin î bh Auxiliary Mobile Police Force he le By de CO en ot ie ee 4 - , ce of Quebec, vo.1 at a dinner held last Thurs- to sell beer by the bottle was heard by the committee of the West- y Dear Sir, On March.23, 1945, we, the Quebec Federation of Home day dt Macy's Drug Stores Reg'd., mount Municipal Association at its monthly meeting earlier this JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XVIL, No.9 School Assoc.Disagree di With Commission Report After consideration of a detailed report on findings and recommendations of the Province of Quebec Commission on School taxa- and School \u2018Associations, were privileged to submit a brief to the \u201cProvince of Quebec Commission\u201d on matters pertaining to School taxation in the Province of Quebec.In accordance with your suggestion, completed a careful examination of the report which details the findings and recommendations of the investigating commission.Although we are generally in accord with the report, we must- definitely disagree with certain of the recommendations, and we are are submitting our comments herewith.for your consideration.this \u2018Federation has nowx* Lighting Advances Made Only Recently The lighting system existing at the end of the 19th Century was little Letter than what the Ro-] mans Duzer, had.developed, L.Van light expert of the West- Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s ma Free Estimates WE.2323 \u2014 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 i Presentation Of First Aid Certificates Victoria and Sherbrooke branch.The 1Instructor of the unit, who made the presentations, is Andrew C.Woodward.Receiving the awads were J.A.Ellis.medallion; Harry Goodmau, voucher; and John C.Smiley, it.-W.Gibb, Royal Werry K.C., Allan Badien, Hermann Goodnecht, Richard Fair, Harry Richardson and Gordon Wright, all certificates.Hobby Show Plans PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS mr Beer Question Raised Again By Local Grocers By VIC MORRIS, JR.Will Westmount citizens at week, many citizens, including grocers, beer long last be able to enjoy long abstainers and also those who engage in the art of \u201celbow lifting\u201d have \u2018voiced their opinions concerning the proposed groceries.Beer Permits Sought Here The Executive Committee of the Westmount Municipal Association at their monthly meeting * plan to have beer in Westmount The grocers\u2019 committee headed by L.Clement state that the City of Westmount will benefit largely Irom the licensing of the beverage, and also will the average citizen if he stops to take a broad-minded view of the picture.Mr.Clement's views were strong and left little argument for those not in favor of the plan, He The Commission, in its report inghouse Company, told the West- received a delegation headed by claims that many Westmount resi- : recommends as follows: \u201cWe be- mount Rotary Club yesterday 10th Annual Event B.Panet-Raymond, KC.of the dents have drifted away from local ta lieve the Government should, merchants of the City of West groceries solely because they have e j e Table : - ry Allie Bolre presided.mount Hobby Show.had announced that plans for a Welcome Given 8 { F Librar permanent diagnostic X-ray clinic iH elope - o ° .H 2 e i 7 : a I - EY special Again Next Wed.Old Boys Association ete met ot neues | Lt.Eddie Goring EL olisnes EN a + 5 i î À 1 Westmount the clinic will be op- B r until The program for the next con- Pl R ® W d d ; ; A very warm welcome was ac- Bi rated t of the Royal Ed- ., i monds cert to be presented by the West- an eunion e nes ay ay Lanventian Hospital, Sole corded Lieut.Eddie Goring who ET : m a \u2014-\u2014f ; ; es has en discharged from the ht rystal mount Appreci ton Group i in me aim-of the clinic is to sateguard os now be | resumed active À xcelled at 9 pm ory nollo >dnesday Col.J.L.Ralston; former Min- Present indications are that|the health of Westmount resi- |\" 5 and has 1 Symphony No 6 in 0 Major, ister of National Defence, will be|this year's get-together is going! dents.duties with the 1st ou a .', A i i î \" ; ; Ys c T = .Opus 31, by Kurt Atterberg, play- the guest speaker of the evening|to be the biggest in the 11-year It was also recommended to the IA of drill and physi fs nave # ed by the Royal Philharmonic Oy.When the 1946 reunion dinner of history of the association.With City Council approval of the open- plete £ arg ; ul \\ phy : a your, 3 chestra, Sir Thomas Beecham the Westmount Old Boys\u2019 Associa- hundreds of Westmount High old ing of skating rinks at 1 p.m.Sun- ca tr ann sec on o mee | sts.conducting.tion gets underway at the Mount [boys back in town after serving | gays, into actio \u2018Pride nd did à grand i bottles The Rio Grande by Constant Royal Hotel next Wednesday at| overseas with the armed forces| Repabilitation Chairman J.Eric job \u201cne \"os \"responding with it Lambert, played by the Halle 6.30 p.m.» and additional dozens no longer | gjegsor reported over 200 letters Keen enhtusiasm.He is endeav- i, Syniphonic Orchestra, Sir Hamil- \u201cIf you haven't obtained a tick-| pressed by war work, a record recently written to returned men.: i without delay, state clearly and definitely the duties of School Commissions and limit the contribution of property owners strictly to.the cost of primary education, leaving to private initiative the opportunity to\u2019 give intermediate, supplementary and high school teaching and to the state the power to collaborate in this work by appropriate means when necessary.\u201d when discussing the subject of fluorescent lighting.With his talk was \u2018a complementary picture showing the process of manufacturing fluorescent lights.The speaker traced the history of lighting from 5000 B.C.to the present.The ancients used wooden fire torches until 1000 B.C.when the oil stove was introduced, he declared.The candle did not This past week representatives and executives of the Westmount Boys and Girls Hobby Show met with Mr.Kinrade to work out further plans for the improvement of the display.Letters announcing the coming show have been mailed to all teachers of Westmount Schools.The syllabus containing the list of judges, and classification for entries and prizes is presently in mount, comsisting of Mr.Henri Clement, Leopold Clement, Pau! Decelles, P.A.Seers and Walter Chatfield, who presented the case of the grocers of Westmount asking permission to be licelced to sell heer by the bottle in their stores.The Ministerial Association Association of Westmount also submitted their views, the speakers being Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver arfa Rev.J.A.Johnston.In view: of the importance of this been unable to purchase beer.And to obtain beer during the war vears, the purchaser was i reed to carry on regular grocery trade with the mercant handiing the \u201cprized liquid.\u201d This, Mr.Clement states, was unfair to the Westmount grocer who pays taxes and generally helps out in any way to promote community affairs.He stressed that during the war when \u2018beer was at a premium and which at We must admit that we are|come until about 1800, atter|the hands of the printers.| to all citizens of West.| Hes was almost unobtaivable somewhat uncertain as to the |which were developed the gas| Many of the 18 requested post- Proposal to all citizens o CSL unless you happened to xnow interpretation of this recommend- flame, the coal oil lamp and the |ers have been finished by several mount, after giving serious con-| 30e,\u201d Westmount citizens who ation.We assume, however, that \u201cprimary education\u201d embraces education to the \u2018th or 8th grades only; also, that the reference to \u201cprivate initiative\u201d infers that the educational responsibil- (Continued on Page 16) ton Hart, pianist, St.Michael's proir, Constant Lambert conduct- ng Tambourin by Fritz Kreisler.Caprice Viennois, by Fritz Kreisler, played by the Indianna- polis Symphonic Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy conducting.Symphony No.98 in B- Fiat, by Haydn: First Movement, Ada- gio-Allegro; Second movement, Adagio cantabile; Third move- .ment, Minuetta.(Allegro); Fourth movement, Presto.Rosemary Heseltine Added to \u201cY\"\u201d Staff Miss Rosemary Heseltine is the gas mantle apparatus.\u201cThe illumination that our grandfathers had was not better than that of the Romans,\u201d he reminded, \u201cbut the next few years will bring about a revolution in methods of artificial lighting.\u201d girls in the Hi Y Club while the remainder will be submitted by the end of the week, and distributed to the various schools.So come on boys and girls! Submit your entries and take an active part in the tenth anual West- et for the eleventh annual reunion dinner, don\u2019t worry about it,\u201d is the advice which C.Alex Philips, president of the organization, is giving to all former Westmount High students who have not yet received their tickets for what has become one of the highlights of the year for many Westmount Old -Boys.Mr.Philips suggests two courses of action for those who are worried because they have not yet acquired a dinner ticket.\u201cThey can,\u201d says Mr.Philips, \u2018\u2018either mail a three-dollar cheque tor the dinner and -annual membership: fee to: Westmount High Old \u2018Boys\u2019 Associetion, P.O.Box attendance is expected.The executive hag lined up a stellar program.Col, Ralston\u2019s speech, which is expected to take the form of a welcome home for the 1400-odd Westmount High former students who served in the armed forces in World War 2, is sure to be an interesting one.In addition Arthur Davison, chairman of the entertainment committee and a well-known violinist, promises that this year's entertainment will be the best yet and the usual extemporaneous entertainment is certain to provide lots of laughs.- J.D.Lawley, executive member who is liaslon man between the sideration to both sides, decided to recommend to the City Council of the City of Westmount that the question should be referred to referendum.Dr.J.McK.Wathen, health chairman, reported that Dr.J.J.Day, City Medical Health Officer, but very few indeed requiring assistance of any nature.Program Chairman Walter L.Downes discussed plans for the (Continued on Page 2) C.C.F.Meeting Planned Tonight Members of the Westmount C.C.F.Club are holding a meeting at the Victoria School, 1822 St.Luke St.(between St.Matthew and St.Mark St.) this evening at 8.15 p.m.The: speaker will he Dr.Trevor Lloyd, head of the new Department of Geography at it was.purchased from surrounding Montreal stores, were guilty of depriving persons in those neighborhoods of their rightful quota.This practice only helped to make the (Continued on Page 16) ouring to train the Drill Squad for the Competition on March 156.B.B.WEEK The annual financial campaign is progressing very favourably and it is hoped the company shall surpass previous records, Thus far, Pte.Norm Clark takes the lead.The band will shortly welcome back Lieut, Chas.King and will carry on in much greater strength, looking forward to its first outing as soon as warmer weather is here.Handicrafts is most popular on Friday nights as well as Tuesdays and most enthusiasts are newly appointed instructress of |.Dartmouth College.New Hamp- featuring cork-craft, making some the Ladies\u2019 Health Club at the 232) Westmount, Quebec, imme- oo and Lhe school, has shire, and recently Canadian very attractive novelties, Westmount Y.M.C.A.diately, or they can obtain a ticket reporte AL à /arge perceniage| q,,,.ij at Gothaah, Greenland.Miss Heseltine is a graduate of at the door on Wednesday.We of this year's grade Il graduating The subject of his address which A new radio and wireless group is being formed to care for more the Margaret Eaton School in [2re renting the Mount Royal\u2019s|class has accepted the assocla-| gy; pe fllustrated hy slides, will à Toronto and is off to a good start largest room for the occasion and tion\u2019s invitation to atend the af-| ne \u201cCanada's North\u201d.udvanced Jove enabling them oo AN with our ladies\u2019 classes on Mon- are prepared to handle a crowd fair.Members are urged to bring build sets and experiment w A LIMITED |; day and Thursday mornings at the \u201cy\u201d of 1,800.There\u2019s room for everybody,\u201d Mr.Lawley is also wor rking on publicity with George Cochrane.friends, and anyone Inilerested is cordially invited to attend.the equipment now in the Company's possession.ERR JSP va TE TT mare ST HIT = TESTÉ ETES = i.White Revue PAGE TWO Westmount Highlights By GEORGE COCHRANE Arturo de Voronka, #e co-pro- ducer and co-director of the Purple and White Revue 46, wus heard discussing what he modestly describes as \u2018\u2018the best show that the burghers of the city of Westmount have ever seen,\u201d with John Clennel Dickins, ye autre producer and director, The dialogue, if we remember correctly, went something like this: Arturo: Say, Jake, what's coming off in the music department?\u201d Jake (heatedly)?What's coming off in the music department?\u2018Why.you pigeon, the show is 50 per cent music.Artrur: Chees, I know.But what about Chuck Eeger\u2019s orchestra that is going to background the show very capably?Jake: Well, Art, that music is Boing to be really something.We're going to have an 18-piece union band and it's going to be good.Even better than last Year's collection of musicians, which, you will admit, old hoy, were pretly good.Art: Bah, don\u2019t mention last year's show.The Purple and '46 is going to he the grandest spectacle in the history of high school entertain- \u201cment, Jake: Yeah! Well, let's tell George about it.He should know about that.And so they, did.TOTEM POLL ; The much-heralded debate on the evils and virtues of co-edu- cation came off at the Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hi-Y Club joint supper meeting at Westmount Y last Friday evening?The resolution, That co-education is more beneficial] than segregated schooling, was successfully upheld by Jeannie \u201cwith the dark brown hair\u201d Van Paîter and Everett George Co:nrsne, despite the very valiant efforts of Kaz Nishio and Ann Griffith, who did a bang-up job on the negative side.Endeavouring to find out What the rest of Westmount High\u2019s intelligent clientelle \u201cthought abou\u2019 the question, the Totem Poll this week asked, \u2018Are you in favor of co-education?\u201d The answer wus a defeaning yes, For 85 per cent of the pupils queried are in favor of mixing boys and girls in the classroom.By grades the percentage of yes answers was as follows: Grade 10 boys: 75.Grade 10 girls: 75.Grade 11 boys: 75.Grade 11 girls: 100.Grade 12: 100.Quite a poll, this Totem Poll.ITEMS We are at this stage inl a very agitated state of mind.Last week-end we (yped out half a \u201c page of items, Now that half- page of items has disappeared.Crrrrr,.A feature on Jackie Mickles, Westmount High's num: her one model, will be found on page one of next week's Examiner.lt wus two years ago tomorrow {hat the Westmount High Old Boys' Association held its annual reunion dinner, This yeur's do comes off in the Mount Royal llotel next Wednesday.Col.J.L.Ralston, former Minister of National Defence, will speak, .For further info see the news columns of this widely read weekly journal., .Patricia Jane Peirce, she of the blonde tresses and sky blue eys, will Le ( Continued on Page 14) THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 The Western Taxi Association, a new taxi service located at 373 Victoria avenue, announced yes- lerday that it was ready to start business, .W.D.Patterson, president of the firm announced that 75 per cent of all drivers are owners of their taxis and are returned overseas service men, All cabs will have meters installed for the protection of cut- tomers.A 24 hour telephone service will be maintained and cars will answer calls from West End residents returning from any sections of Montreal.Although difficulties through the inability to secure W.P.T.B priority slips for new cars, has 15 New Taxis Open For Local Business -| Hundred Taxis Limited, \u2018also lo- hindered the veterans in getting their company off to a good start, approximately 15 taxis are expected to be available.More cabs will be added to the fleet as new cars become obtainable and it is hoped by bembers of the company to bring the total number to 25 taxis, - W, H, Watt, president of:Four caied on Victoria avenue : has spent the past four days in ot- |: tawa in an effort to obtain needed\u2019 priority slips to purchase\u2019 taxis for his planned fleet of 26 cabs.It is interesting to note that the taxis service in Westmount has improved 50 per cent since the announcement of the two new companies.Westmount Y.M.C.A.BOYS\u2019 DIVISION At the time of writing (Tuesday), we are looking forward to a free movie for the \u201cY\u201d members.Why?Well, for one thing, we said if 20 members (renewals and new) signed up in one month, a free show would be given to the membership, and to date 14 have been signed up this month, With only 6 to go and four of those already sought out, there is evry , prospect of getting the quota of !20 for February.Sleigh-Ride There were 46 whow ent out on the Prep sleighing party last Friday.That was a grand gang and a grand night.Not too cold, plenty of snow and everybody in high spirits.When the gang returned, Mrs.C.S.Smith and Mrs.Bedford were there waiting for us with weiners and hot cocoa, Everybody had so many dogs that they are still barking about it.à Friday Night Dance The teenagers had one of the best evenings they have had so far.Everybody danced and everybody had a wonderful time.This week a splash party has been planned.Hobby Show You can't begin too soon to prepare your entry for the Hobby Show, so decide right now what your entry will be, doll it up and have it ready.The Hobby Show dates are April 3, 4, 5 and 6.We'll be seeing you there, Physical Briefs Westmount \u201cY\u2019\u201d Juveniles defeated Y.M.H.A.Whites, 52-24 on Thursday to win first place in their Juvenile section of the Montreal Basketball League, Our locals won all six games in their \u2018\u201cB\u201d\u2019 Section of the league and won two of their three games in the Interlocking Section.A great deal of credit for this years smooth working \u201cY\u201d Juvenile Team is due to Doug Alexander, their coach.Under Doug\u2019s eagle eye and friendly guidance the* boys have developzd into a first class Juvenile team.In last Thursdays game the Westmount boys started the game with a scoring barrage which gave them a 21 point lead at halftime.Y.M.H.A.checked closer in the second hait but still could not stop the scoring, Jack Dudley of the local squad was (he outstanding player and top scorer of the game with a total of 21 poinis, Bol Putman turned in a good performance to gain second scoring \u201chonours with 15 points, For Y.M.H.A., Ferstenfield was Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS K.C.Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St.West leading scorer with 8 points, Play-offs for the M.B.L.commence tomorrow night at 8.00 pan.when Westmount \u201cY\u2019\u201d meet Y.M.H.A.Blues at Y.M.H.A.on Mount Royal Avenue.This is a two \u2018game play-off series with total score to count.Second game will be played at West- mount \u201cY\u201d, Thursday, March 7th, starting time 8.45 p.m.Sat.House League The \u201cY\u201d Srs.won their first game from the Juvenile players when they irked out a 31 to 29 win over the Juv.B team, in the first game of the Sat.Afternoon House Basketball League, This victory gives the Srs.top place in the lead standings.Bob Put- man of the Juv, was leading scorers with 18 points.Kaz Nishio and Sam Hashimoto shared scoring honours for the Srs.with 10 points each, St.Andrews won over West- mount Baptist 31-21 in the second game.This win for St.Andrews brings them out of cellar position in the standings.Jack Jefferies of St.Andrews was top scorer of the game with 15 points.For Westmount Baptist J.Whitman and Sid Simpson both turned in good efforts to score, 8 and 7 respectively.Beer Permits (Continued from Page 1) Spring Get-to-Gether, while Mem- Chairman G.M, Barry Morton outlined plans of membg- ship drive.bership Plans and specifications for the |.proposed theatre to be erected on Greene avenue were exhibited and for which formal approval has formerly presented to the City Council, Chairman been Harold Corrigan of publicity reported continuing interest in the weekly series \u201cDBio- graphy in Streets\u201d carried by the Westmount lxaminer and the Executive Committee expressed their appreciation and evaluation of'the work being done by mem- Irers of the Westmount Historical Association, responsible for the research and preparation of these interesting street biographies, Howard S.Ross, K.C., 2035 Grey avenue, l'orum columnist for this paper, is to address the Guild and Women's Auxiliary (Group B) of St.Matthew's Anglican Church, Dufferin Road, Hampstead, at 3.30 p.m.on Tuesday.His subject will be \u201cSome Humorous \u2019oets and Their Verse,\u201d Next Thursday, at 12.30 p.m,, at the Mount Royal Hotel, Mr, Ross is to be guest speaker for the Lions\u2019 Club, and the subject of his address, \u201cWorld Unrest \u2014 A Suggested Cure,\u201d - Scouts & Cubs By Reg.Groome The Annual Patrol Leaders\u2019 Banquet was held last Saturday evening in the Mount Royal Hotel and voted a grand success by all who attended.Two boys from Westmount Area helped provide entertainment: \u2018, They 1968 9c6 The :chiez speakbr: of \u2018the \u2018evening Was.Major-General A, E.Walford, C.B., \u201c« B.E., M.M., E.D., former Adjutant General of the Canadian Army.General Wal- ford told the boys never to give up Scouting and was thunderously applauded.All in all, the Banquet wag one of the most enjoyed in many a year.Scouts Act As Pages Four Scouts of Westmount Area acted as Pages at the Mock City Council of the Young Men's Board of \u2018Trade last Thursday in the Council Chamber of the City of Montreal City Hall.They were P.L\u2019s Tom Alexander and John Jensen of Calvary Troop and Scouts John Dinsmore and Arthur Eberwein of 2nd Westmount Troop.Acting Mayor on this occasion was J.Murray of the Young Men's Board of Trade.The Boy Scouts Association was congratulated on the splendid appearance of thé four boys, also\u2018 on their smartness, courtesy and efficiency.Headquarters wishes to thank tlrem for the splendid Good Turn they performed.Nice -going, fellows.\u2019 Trinity Pack Attendance at the last meeting was 25 when Charlie Ancrum acted as Pack Leader for the evening.Charlie is Sixer of the Grey Six.Several games and instruction saw the meeting off to a good start, Red Six were the champions of a pin hunt.It was announced that Charlie Ancrum and Brian McKeown would carry Pack Colours at the Church Parade on Sunday.The following tests were passed: Message: John Armstrong, Arthur Chesmer Lorne Falle, Dennis Heathcote, Duncan McNeill, Robert Matthews, Kenneth Newman and John Smith.Compass: Arthur Chesmer, Robert Matthews and John Smith.Signalling: Duncan McNeill.Knots: Michael Me- Learn, Ban McKeown was pre- senfed with the 4 year service star and First Aid Badge after Camp-fire, The meeting was closed with Cub Silence and Grand Howl.2nd Westmount Loses 2nd Westmount Pack.lost ou in a hard fought semi-final sud- den-death game in the Inter-Pack Hockey League to Dixie by a score of 3-1.The locals took a 1-0 lead \u2018in the first period on an unassisted goal by John Swain.They held the lead until the halfway mark of the 2nd period when Haywood of Dixie tied the count and came back shortly after to put the Lakeshore boys ahead 2-1.In the third period, Westmount fought gamely but couldn't get through the Dixie defence and Haywood came through to sink his third counter performing the were -D.{: Watson of the Royal St, Lawrence; Junior Sea: Scouts and- G.; Roiey | «et thé Roÿal: t: Lawrente' Senior | \u2018\u2018Westmount's Home dl LR Vets Set Pace In \u201cTime\u201d Work \u201cMark Time\u201d with Aro and Lavoie, watchmakers, month-old organization formed by five vet.-erans, each with over 15 years experience in'the trade.These vets, with premises at 678 Cathcart Street, in a joint rehabilitation effort, are out to give Montreal citizens relie: from suffering seemingly interminable periods Without timepieces while undergoing repair, \u201cYour watch called for, repaired, and delivered within one week,\u201d is their promise they ine tend to live un to, leading the way to pre-war efficiency and setting the pace for others to follow in the matter of prompt service and satisfactory work.All worked for the same company before the war, it was stated by Edward Altro, airforce vet with five years overseas to his credit.It was natural to discuss their common rehabilitation together, deciding they would rather work for themselves.They are out for action and have both experience, ability and equipment to handle all jour jobs from grandfather cloefs with chimes to the tiniest ticker obtainable, Stanley Presbyterian Engage New Organist Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus.(McGill), well known pianist and organist of West- mount, has recently been engaged as Organist and Choir Director of Stanley Presbyterian Church.Miss Killam who is a Licentiate af the McGill Conservatory of Music, and an Associate of the Toronto Conservatory of Music, is perhaps best known locally in connection with her popular presentation from Tudor Hall \u201cTwenty Melodious Fingers\u201d.She \"has had wide experience in choir and choral work, serving at present as Organist and Choir Director of Fairmount-St.Giles United Church in Outremont.She assists as pianist for the Masonic Choir, and was for some time with the Montreal Operatia Society, Miss Killam was at one time closely associated with the late Walter Clapperton when he was organist and choir director af Stanley Presbyterian Church, score.Westmount\u2019s loss eliminated them from the play-offs and Dixie go on to play Hampstead for the league champinoship and the Poltrick Cup.MONTREAL AMATEUR ART ASSOCIATION EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS Victoria Hall Westmount March 4th to Sth inclusive 10 AM.to 9 P.M.FREE ARMISSION Cordial invitation extended hat trick and completing the ; to all.NOW x [| 1 Day and T| 400 TAXIS LTD.WA.Stand conveniently located on Victoria Ave, OPERATING 1933 Night Service This 8 bxception @Milms.Kill be 8 ) As the fs yn thetic new pal : Christine foie, Ian invasion 9 rue-to-l hp ?battl week wh R vaterpra cw inse 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materials, Mnew paints and paint products, i waterproofed silks as well as the EM ew insecticides D.D.T.@cram, Miss Elleen Ellis wag the Brendition of \u201cFinlandia\u201d and, as i Refreshments were served by the ze RADIO SERVIC 00010 0 CAL AU be rn c\u2014\u2014 E TUBES FOR AL ALL MAKES Co : MITCHELL'S EL.7329 5018 Sherbrooke W.Near Claremont Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d nvasion Film This Sunday evening will be an The picture \u201cTrue Glory\u201d ill be shown to Alpha Omegans ps the program arranged by jroup A, with leaders Walte Min- rie, Jan Faser, Jane Bird and larol Horsburgh, in charge.This Alpha Omegans enjoyed an informative Sunday night last veek when they had as speaker, Walkington, Canadian industries Limited.Mr.Walking- ton, whose topic was \u201cThis \u201chemical Age\u2019, disclosed fascinating facts regarding today\u2019s \u2018\u2018miracle\u201d products of plastic, chemi- nylons, synthetic rubbers and sponges, non-shrinkable woollen goods and Mr.Walkington ably illustrated vhich dazzled the eye, and -gained interest of all.Group Leaders Christine Jockel, Eleanor Spear- man, Hugh Harkness and Iain Scott were in charge of the pro- guest soloist and gave a fine an encore, \u2018Voices of Spring\u201d.social conveners.This Week At Victoria Hall Friday, March 1 Caledonia Society.Saturday, March 2 Johnny Holmes Orchestra \u2014 Dance.Graham's Business College Dance.: Monday, March 4 Loyola College Dance.Putters Social Club.Montreal Art Club.Tuesday, March 5 Dicken\u2019s Fellowship Club.St.John\u2019s Ambulance Society.Westmount Women\u2019s Club.Wednesday, March 6 Westmount Rotary Club Luncheon.Electa Chapter meeting.V.O.N.Thursday, March 7 Stamp Club.PAINTING AND DECORATING CARPENTRY REPAIRS Cleanest, Neatest and Most Thorough in Town J.A.Bethune Color Suggestions and Estimates Free AT.7192 F.L.SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Good \u201cassortment of imported goods always in stock Repairing, cleaning and pressing ; \u201c4883 SHERBROOKE WEST ELwood 0082 FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine West (Near The Forvr.) LICENSED CROCER Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Cigarettes, etc.WE DELIVER Fl.4744 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 were members of the R.C.A.F.Dr.E.L.Solomon To Lecture Here \u2018The Education Committee of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim has announced that a Public Lecture will be given by Dr.Elias L.Solomon, of New York, on Thursday evening, March 7th in the Community Hall of the Synagogue, i He is presently Honorary President of the United Synagogue of America and Vice-President of the Synagogue Council of America, also taking an active part in the work of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.The topic of the Lecture is \u201cOur Title of Nobility.\u201d During his stay in Montreal, Dr.Solomon will also preach in the Synagogue on the Sabbath, March 9th, at the Morning Service which is to be conducted by the Junior Congregation.The topic will be \u2018Our Conquering Ideals.\u201d This Youth Service, conducted by and for the young people, was instituted as an annual event several years ago.Youthful officlants are conducting the entire ritual and the -responsese will be- given by the members of the Junior Congregation.' ; Statistics now show that the holiday sale of toys was a record breaker, Father simply has to be entertained.SIX NICE \"ARGUMENTS\" FOR GREEN \u201cRepat Revue\u2019\u2019\u2014FO.Hughie Green, 388 Wood Avenue, Westmount is the lucky airman in the above picture with the six beautiful air- \u2018\u2019Repat Revue\u201d which entertained R.C.A.F.personnel at many stations throughout England, France, Belgium, Helland and Germany.FO.Greene who enlisted with the Air Force on reaching his 18th birthday and later won his commission, completed Westmount \u201cY\"\u201d Forms Westyomen'\u2019s Club The recently former Young Men\u2019s Club at the Westmount Y.M,C.A, will be known as the Westyomen\u2019s Club and is open to any young man wishing to belong to a Young Men's Service Club, Supper meelings will be held on the first and third Monday evenings at the \u201cY\" at 6.15 .Mr.Harolqd Nelson, District Merchandising Manager of the Northern Electric Co., formerly Ilumination Manager, will be the speaker at the opening meeting on Monday.Mr.Nelson's subject PAGE THREE in such shows as \u201cAll Clear\u2019, \"\"Blackout\u2019\u2019 and \u2018\u2019Out of the Bleu\u201d.38 missions as an air-gunner before hostilities ceased in Europe.Ha organized and managed the Repat Revue at the end of the war, serving is such shows as \u201cAll Clear\u201d, \u2018\u2018Blackout\u2019\u2019 and \u2018\u2019Out of the Blue\u201d.The photo was taken aboard the Queen Elizabeth recently\u2019 when she made her last voyage as a troop carrier.Outstandingly Good \"SALA TEA & COFFEE ri sem RE ET CE RL TTT a will Le \u201cUltra Violet Sources\u201d.This topie will be dealt with in a non-technical manner.The speaker on March 18th will be Mr.Russ Copeman of the Provincial Laboratories, and the topic will he the \u201cLalest in Plastics\".The Committee setting up the Club activities pending election of Officers in April, is Noel Ashby, Chairman\u2014Allen McColl, Secre- tary\u2014Tom Chown and Gordon Mackey.RECITAL A half hour organ recital is to be given in Montreal West Presbyterian Church by Miss Vera F.Groves, next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.\u2018The numbers to be played are Prelude and Fugue in C, Bach; Elevation, Guilmant; Water- Music, Handel; Le.Soir, Widor; ORGAN Ariel, Bonxet; Marche in D, Guil- mant.es Have Your Bin Filled NOW! Phone Your Order To WA.2323 \u2014 DE.8481 Also CANNEL COAL \u2014 FIREPLACE LOGS \u2014 KINDLING WOOD WE DO FURNACE CLEANING HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE 6051 WESTERN AVE. = = =r | , TENET ou cre ve CS ee EE ne PAGE FOUR » THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAinut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Dept, Ottawa FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 BUSINESS WELCOMES THEATRE Business men in the Eastern Business Section of Westmount are elated with the future business outlook in that area of West- mount now that the prospect of the erection of a Motion Picture Theatre project is being seriously considered for that district.The attraction of a large number of people passing through the district, going to and fram a Theatre, night and day, should prove a real incentive for new an improve shopping facilities.Shop keepers will have more equal opportunities for trade\u2014a condition which has long been desired in that shopping centre.Judging from the numerous requests for store premises in that section of late it is felt that, with the erection and operation of the new Theatre, a very complete shopping centre will soon follow to better and more adequately serve the Westmount shoppers.The Business Association of Westmount has strongly advocated the policy of more freedom of enterprise for retailers and opportunities equal, at least, to other business communities in surrounding municipalities, \u201cDEFENCE OF DEMOCRACY The public is being bombarded these days by appeals to support all kinds of organizations, notably ones of political character calling themselves \u201cleagues\u201d or \u201csocieties\u201d of \u201corganizations\u201d for the defence of democracy\u201d, \u201cthe protection of liberty\u201d and so forth and so on.Most of these organizations are of membership, of little or no influence, with an axe to grind, and liable to be considerable of a nuisance to the bigger organizations in whose care the real defence of our liberties in this country rests.The most effective defenders of democracy in Canada are the men and women who are working at the job\u2014the members of our three national political parties, Democracy is safe in their hands, and it would be considerably more to the «couñtry\u2019s benefit it the self-styled small-scale \u201cdefenders\u201d united with one or other of the political parties and exercised their influence where it would do some good, As they operate at present, they are continually embarrassing the authorities by advocating measures carrying a popular appeal, but which are too far advanced to be practical and for which those in authority don\u2019t want to take the responsibility, but for which, nevertheless, they have to bear the criticism if they refuse to act.THE HAPPIEST MOMENTS In his book, \u201cThe Importance of Living,\u201d Lin Cutang enumerates thirty-three happy moments which two seventeenth century Chinese were able to recall one rainy day.The thirty-second was \u201cto have just finished repaving all one\u2019s debts.\u201d In recalling twelve of our happy moments we find ourselves putting down such things as: _ Lying late abed on a cold day.Getting out of a pair of tight shoes.Getting into a tub of hot water after twelve hours of driving dusty soads.Embracing children after a long absence.Unexpectedly.in a lonesome moment, meeting an equally lonesome friend, Receiving word that the court has dismissed an embarrassing legal claim.Receiving a handwritten letter expressing affection.Plunging-into cool water on a hot day.Getting rid of an itch by scratching.HOW MEN CONVERSE Men today use almost 3,500 languages and dialects.There are 800 separate modes of speech in A frica, 130 in India, 87 in the Phillipine Islands, 46 in Europe, and \u201c42 languages are heard on the streets of Jerusalem.\u201d The growth of the English language is remarkable.A hundred years ago we were told that it\" was spoken by 20,000,000 people.Today it is the language of 250,000,000, and with 60,000,000 who are \u2018able to use it sufficiently for business purposes some believe that English \u201cbids fair to become the universal speech.\u201d United Kingdom, waiting to be them.THE FORUM Conducted by Howard S.Ross, K.C., D.C.L.fn Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does not accept responsibility for developed.The surveys for state use of these resources 1ave been completed and, with cheap electricity and a surplus of power left for export, officials say a new golden age for a long-neg- lected part of the British Isles is in prospect.+ * + Ottawa City power users got free electric lighting for the month of October from the publie- ly owned Hydro Electric and the privately owned Ottawa Light, Heat and Power.The October = SIGNIFICANT PROPOSAL On his return from the Potsdam conference President Truman made a proposal in a radio cast for free and unrestricted naviga- * tratfie, including movements of such vital raw materials as coal * * * and ore which are shipped almost exclusively in barges.* * bills were sent out marked \u201cpaid\u201d as a dividend, officials announced, Sir Stafford Cripps, president of the Board of Trade, said there Is no shortage of wool.The prob- THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 1 tion on the inland waterways of Europe which border two or more states.The demand was regarded as a milestone in United Statcs foreign policy, indicating an important factor in the coming peace settlement.' The significance of the United States proposal that \u2018regulations for such navigation be provided by international authorities\u201d is three-fold, 1.It extends the sphere of interests of the overseas nations into the heart of Europe and prevents an exclusively continental orientation.2.It favors the development of an international administration through permanent collaboration of the European countries with their friends and customers over- sens.3.Tt calls for joint utilization and development of Luropes natural international thoroughfares whieh in the coming years will have to carry a much larger share of traffic than before the war.4.If consequently applied, it wilà prevent the major European countries from using their national transport systems as an instrument of economic expansion at the expense of their neighbors, and give the new international authorities control of about one- guarter of the continent's surface The new secretary for Scotland, Joseph Westwood, is planning for a higher standard of living in the Scottish Highlands and hydio electric development which will bring jobs for all.\u201cWe're practical here and we don\u2019t think all the changes we hope for are coming overnight,\u201d said an official in an interview with a Canadian Press writer.\u201cBut we don't want Canadians or anyone else to think that we are content with only a ronan- tie past and fine scenery for the Highlands.There are to be great changes, and they are coming fast.\u201d The State now is the bigxest landlord in Scotland, owning about 1,250,000 acres, mach of it in the 5,000,000 acres of arable land small farmers sent their jand from the state, from eight to 10 acres for each croft, with a community \u2018\u201cout-run\u2019\u201d on which sheep may graze Government experts advise community undertakings and drainage, stock improvements, fencing, plowing, bracken cutting and tractor operations are assisted.But the croft never has been looked on as self-sufficient and the hupe of officials is that small industry will be brought to the Highlands, which possess $5 per cent of all the water power in the lem 1g to get it converted into cloth and then get the cloth made into wearing apparel.Cotton is in short supply, some two billion yards being the world cotton short figure.The difficulty of textile manufacturers is increased he said, by a reluctance by the workers to return to the unsatisfactory work in the mills after having enjoyed better conditions in other industries.He offered Government help but only on condition that wages and working conditions are improved and at the same time improved its operating efticiency.The operators began at once to carry out the wishes of the Government.# + + The four - month investigation of co-ops in relation to present tax legislation is now in recess.Three members of the commission, including the chairman, have gone to London, G.B., and two to Washington, D.C., to gather further data.When they return, counser for tlie various co-op organizations will present their final pleas.When the Commission will prepare its report to be presented to the Government, Whatever the outcome, co0-0p- erative doctrine and institutions have had the greatest.airing in Canadian history.~ pre \u2018\u2019Westmount\u2019s Home Newsp, Know Your Westmount pm Biography And History oldi -In Streets- (Contributed by Westmount Historical Association) CLARKE AVENUE Clarke Avenue is one of the best-known sireets in Westmount.It runs from opposite 4292 St.Catherine Street, West, north to north of the Boulevard, ending in the circle called Clarke Place.\u201c The name of the Clarke family, with which Clarke Avenue is indelibly associated, if so rich in historical connotations for the citizens of Westmount, and, for that matter, for the people of the whole Dominion, that no drastic condensation ot available material will be attempted.Rather, in order to give the readér the benefit of the interesting accounts that are to be found, this treatment of Clarke Avenue will extend over several instalments, The two principal and interrelated sources to be drawn upon are the standard and semi- classic work of the eminent American author Washington Irving, \u2018Astoria\u2019, published in 1836, and \u201cOld Montreal: John Clarke: His Adventures, Friends and Family\u201d published by Miss Adele Clarke of Westmount in 1906.Lengthy quotations will be presented from each.Miss Adele Clarke's contains a preface written in 1906 by Dr.W.D.Lighthall, distinguished Canadian litterateur and historian, whom the West- mount Historical Association endeavours to honor as its Honorary President.The date is to be borne in mind, as some of the conditions then mentioned as existing have now passed into history.Dr.Lighthall says of Miss Clarke's work: \u2014 \u201cThe ensuing monograph will be found of considerable interest to those who take pleasure in reading of the early fur traders or of the past three generations of Montrealers.To them the name of Clarke is familiar.Washington Irving refers to John Clarke in \u2018Astoria\u2019, where he connects him with the story of the famous Silver Cup, and attaches some blame to him for a certain alleged imprudence of disposition in treating with Indians.But it must be remembered that Irving wrote without personal knowledge, and the material in possession of Mr.Clarke's family vindicates him completely.IIe seems to have been a very energetic, courageous and capable leader.While the French Government possessed Canada, it maintained a large control over the fur trade of the Great Lakes and the West.The Compagnié des Indes Occidentales, having its headquarters in thé Chateau de Ramezay, and the surrounding buildings, was the great fur organization of the latter years of the French regime.The British Hudson's Bay Company confined itself to the regions within reach of its posts on and about the Bay.volume But no sooner BRITISH WORLD FEDERATION Two Public Meetings At Victoria Hall WESTMOUNT SPEAKER: Rev.E.J.Springett Dominion Commissioner TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY MARCH 5th and 6th AT 8.15 P.M.Subjects: \"Will Civilization Survive?\u201d March 6th: \u2018\u2019\u2019Adam-Zad\u2014The Bear That Walks Like A Man.\u201d Come and get the real meaning of the most recent as well as the future World Happenings, A written question period from the audience will be provided, EVERYBODY WELCOME.March 5th: f Ea had the dominion of, Fra pominio passed than independent (9 \"5 * traders from the British Cod eclion began to.establish themselves Jllster sed the former French headquai gl sung © Montreal, and to push their a om pani terest along the lines of Fy.JM: on À endeavor by way of the Cx M1, ihe d Lakes and the plains beyoyffllster Ca These British traders had yy The per viously exploited, principally, id puld pr Irequois and Ohio country, 1S.est in headquarters of those who wl | com) here had mostly been at Alngy anist 0 and Schenectady, and some 4 e result them had already had consiid-rormeal able dealings with the Fref against] traders.One of the very firs; .g take advantage of the cong of Canada was Alexander Hull Chure the elder,- who came to Moni: Waster with General Amherst in 1; and immediately obtained the jig mission of General Gage, the [ij ov.Syd British Governor of Montreal yl Rev.take up this very work.It wj he who initiated John Jacob Ack into the trade, as the latter {jf QUIN itiated John Clarke.3 oo am.9 Although Henry was of Englid 00 am, si extraction, the causes which J cessio early directéd Highland regime: gf am, 8 and Highland Loyalists J cessio Northern New York into Cau 90 am.soon gave the trade a distin.ls» a.m.Highland character, and iJ a-m.{ strong race pushed its conime; ii hm to the most daring limits.Sim§ w Fraser crossed the Rockies to :fikly Com: Pacific; Aiv.ander Macken Sida discovered and explored the vd nesda river which bears his mardifetins: 730 wealth poured into Montreal.au mes in 1783, the leaders, Frobisit Saturd Simon McTavish, Mackenzie, u others, united in the powell «=x | partnership known as the Nu: rinity West Company, which pushed i erbroo Hudson\u2019s Bay Company hard, fev.Canon finally settled the rivalry ifRev.Gor combining with it.Fort Willie at the head of Lake Superior, v.§ QUIN their central meeting-place wi eo a.m.the chiet factors of their pos: Class, Lachine was the principal sioringl-00 a.m.place for their furs; but 4 the I princes of the Company had theg3.00 p.m.homes and offices in Montre, inde then a small walled town, a tiordo their country-seats all around @ = Ash on the slopes of Mount Royal on yom.Alexander Henry and his nephevj0.00 am, Bethune, lived in the substantalfS-\" vo, stone house, now somewhar alff6.00 a.m.tered and known as 14 St.Urlai street, then out of the city.Fro bisher built Beaver Hall, a loig ST wooded cottage, where the Uni tarian Church stands on Beav Hall Hill.James McGill had hi country seat, \u2018Burnside\u2019, on wid Cor became McGill College Avenue Co at the present site of the sn ctor: R gogue; Simon McTavish, if wealthiest, built his great me sion, \u2018the Haunted House\u2019, hi: up, where the Matthew Gal QUIN property stands, at the head 0 McTavish street; on SimpssR 8.00 ar street was Sir Alexander Mackel 11.00 zie\u2019s place; and so on, ; \u2019 ye (To bo continued) Se, : 11.30 ar ISRAEL |: HIS | Pr (CANADA) a S Dorche Rev.4 QUIN 8.00 a.10.00 a.11.00 a.7.30 p 7.45 a 10.00 a 8.00 p THE me Newsp, ee lory n) nan of Fy ependent ritish Coloi themselveg | | headquarte push their ; nes of Fred of the (4 lains Deyoy ders had y rincipally, ig country, 1; 0se who cy een at Alba and some § hed consid } the Frey e very first the cong xander Hen, 8 to Montre erst in ig lained the pg Gage, the [ij | Montreal work.in Jacob As the latter X [R00 a.m.Holy Communion.vas of Englif ses which and regimen yalists tro : into Cana e a disting Fr, and tm its conimen limits.Simg Rockies to ti § Macken 8 Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday.day an t ; 9.30 ored the vi day aud Sa urday; \" his nami tios: 730 a.m.daily, excep! d- \\] ee A nesday at 9 a.m.Montreal, af \u2026.1song: 5.30 p.m.daily, « on rs, Frobishe ackenzie, at the power as the Nori hh pushed ti any hard, ay rivalry 1 Fort \\illiau Superior, wi 1g-place wif their posts cipal storing rs; but M any had the in Montre d town, anf all around à lount Roya | his nephew e substantia omewhat al 14 St.Urbain 1e city.Fro Hall, a long ere the Uni s on Beave Gill had hi de\u2019, on wis ege Avenuy of the syns Tavish, td great men House\u2019, hig thew Gaal the head © n Simpsoy der Macken on.ued) It we \u2019 \u2018\u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Nawspaper\u201d THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 yminion Douglas olding Festival f Easter Music.ominion Douglas choir is pre- ing a grand programme in nection with the forthcoming ster season, The Messiah will sung on Good Friday evening, ompanied by organ and strings, i on Easter Sunday at 7.30 1, the choir will sing the great ster Cantata by Bach.#1 1e performance of the Messiah 11d prove of more than usual erest in view of the fact it has ou completely re-edited by the banist of the church, John Robb.M8 e result is a work which can be @É,ormed in oue-and-a-half hours against the usual two or more #Church of The Advent Western Ave.at Wosd Ave.i Westmount MRev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector i Rev.Reginald GC.Stewart, i Assistant Priest d QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY 15 a.m.Matins.(9 a.m.Solemn Eucharist and Pro cession.: 00 p.m.Sunday School, oi p.m.Solemn Evensong and Procession.ASH WEDNESDAY in a.m, Holy Communion.30 a.m.Matins, 30 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist.3) p.m.Evensong.)U p.m.Commination.WEEK-DAY SERVICES ty Communion: 8 a.m.Mond Saturday at 8 p.m.rinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St at Marlowe Ave, 2v.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Gordon G.Mercer, Assistant «ee QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY R.00 a.m.Holy Communion.1.00 wm.Bible Class and Confirmation Class, : 1.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Preacher: the Rector.Kindergarten Class for small children, 3.90 p.m.Junior Sunday School and Kindergarten, 7.00 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: {lie Rev.Gordon G.Mercer, Ash Wednesday, Marcel: 6th 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.00 am, Service for Children.6.60 am.Holy Communion.8.00 pum.Evening Service.Thursday, March 7th 6.60 a.m.Holy Communion.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral), Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.11.30 a.m.Junior Church.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.EL | ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH » Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m, Choral Communion, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.ASH WEDNESDAY 7.45 a.m, Holy Communion.10.00 a.m, Holy Communion.8.00 p.m, Devotions, Your Church 1s the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does F reedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly hours, This has not been attained by merely omitting choruses, but by new process in endeavour to present the work in a more continuous form, making it possible for the listener to follow, more easily., the story contained in this great oratorio.Many innovations will be introduced for the first time.On Palm Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock (April 14th) the choir will sing Stainer\u2019s Crucifixion as part of the regular evening\u2019's service.This work will, in effect, commence the festival.+ | Stanley Presbyterian * On Sunday morning the Minister, Rev.J.D.Wilkie will continue his Studies on Calvinism, taking Point No.4\u2014*\u201cEffectual Grace\u201d.In the evening his Sermon will be from the 13th Chapter of St., John\u2019s Gospel, \u201cBringing Back Unity\u201d.- ~The Kirk-Session will meet on Monday evening at 8 p.m.The Young People\u2019s Society will hold a social evening in Franklin Hall Memorial, on Monday at 8.15 p.m.The Spring Rally of the Presbyterian Sunday School Teachers\u2019 Association will be held in Stanley Church on Tuesday.The speaker will be Dr.Astbury, past Principal of Baron Byng School.Supper will be served in Franklin Hall Memorial at 6.30 p.m.The Banquet and Congregational Recepticn given in honour of members of Stanley Church who served in the various branches of the Armed Forces, will be held on Friday, March 8th at 6.30 p.m.in Franklin Hall Memorial.The Women\u2019s Prayer Meeting continues devotions every Friday morning at.11 a.m, Girl Guides meet Mondays at 7 p.m., Cubs on Tuesdays at 7 p.m.and Scouts on Thursdays at 8 p.m.First railway in North Carolina was a horse-drawn tram, built in 1833 to haul granite for construction of the Capitol at Raleigh, Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Ave., Westmount (Opposite Westmount Park) Minister Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A, LL.B, D.D.Organist: Mr.Harry Norris, L.R.S.M., A.T.C.L.SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd 11.00 am.\u201clsaiah\u2019s Companions and Convictions.\u2019 11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.\u201cPositive Living.\" The Rev.Dr.Mulligan will preach at both services.\u2019 Sun., March 17th, 8.30 p.m.Vocal, Violin and Organ Recital.Visitors and Newcomers \u201cto the District invited and cordially welcome at all Services.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd 11.00 a.m.Our Faith\u2014No.4 \"Effectual Grace.\u201d 11.15 a.m, Sunday School.3.00 p.m.Class.7.30 p.m.\u2018\u2018Bringing Back Unity.\u201d St.John, Chap.13.The Minister will conduct both Services.Ww.W.Barlow, Young People\u2019s Bible THE CHURCH IS OPEN DAILY Acting Organist and \u2018Choir Director * * | Dominion-Douglas * * On Sunday morning-in Domin- fon Douglas Church, Dr.A, Lloyd Smith will take for his topic \u201cAre We Headed for Destruction?\u201d At the evening service, Rev.Bruce Miller, B.A., B.D., Assistant to the Moderator of the United Church of Canada, will speak on \u201cThe Crusade for Christ and His Kingdom.\u201d The music will include the Cantata \u201cHear My Prayer\u201d by Mendelssohn.Soloist: Miss Lillian Ellis at the morning service, and \u201cDeliver Me O Lord\u201d by Stainer at the evening service, The Church School and Mr.Jackson's Bible Class will meet as usual at 3 p.m., and at 8.45 p.m.The Young People\u2019s Union will meet in Friendship Parlour.Women\u2019s activities for the week include the Séwing Circle at 2 p.- m.on Monday, and the Women's Association at 10 a.m.on Tuesday.with luncheon at 1 p.m.On Wednesday at 8 p.m., there will be a Preparatory Service and Reception of Members.At this important reception, young people from the Ghurch School will be joining the Church.Dr.Smith will speak briefly on \u201cThe Letters of Jesus.\u201d There will be the usual meetings of the Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies during the week.* * | Westmount Baptjst | * * \u201cSons of Thunder\u201d this was the name that Jesus gave two of his disciples.These young men had an ambitious mother.She wanted the highest places for her boys.The lads themselves were keen to climb.They wanted promotion in Christ's Kingdom and were prepared to pay for it.\u201cSons of Thunder\u201d then will be the theme of Dr.Johnston's morning sermon.Communion and Reception of members at noon.\u201cThe Clash O£ Youih and Age\u201d.This will be the evening address in Westmount Baptish Church.The sirained relations hetween the Young and the Older is a marked symptom of these hectic post-war days.The Young People\u2019s Union meets on Monday at S p.m, Our French Conversational Class meets on the same evening at 9 p.m.Registation is now over sixly.The Congregational Weeknight Fellowship meets on Wednesdays at 8 p.m.* i Westmount Park | * * The minister, Rev.G.W.Goth, wiil preach at DbLoih services on Sunday, taking as his topic in the morning, \u2018How to Get the Most out of Life.\u201d In the evening, Mr.Goth will commence a new series of sermons on the general theme: \u201cAn Authority for Free Men.\u201d In these series Mr.Goth will deal with some of the obstacles to, and the privileges of freedom.The first of the series will be on Sunday evening, entitled: \u2018Too Much Liberty.\u201d * * | Calvary Church J \u201c ; - On Sunday morning, the Minister, Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D., will conduct the services of worship and preach.on, \u201cThey found the Church there; the Armed Forces discover Christian Missions.\u201d This is the title of a recent book by Henry P.Van Dusen.At 7.30 p.m.Dr.Jones will preach on \u201cThe Eternal Gospel\u201d.ing of the Communion of The Lord's Supper.New members will be received into the fellowship of the Church at this Communion Service, The Church School will meet at 10 a.m.The Pastor's Class for young people in training for Church Membership at Easter will meet in the Vestry at 3 p.m.+ The week's activitjes, including Cubs, Scouts, C.G.I.T, and Y.P.U.will all be held at usual times.The Elizabeth Read Missionary Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, at 8.15 p.m.in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours.Mrs.G.Wark will give] slides on the new Study Book, \u2018Angola Now\u201d.Miss Belva Nash will be the soloist.The Women's rick\u2019s Luncheon on Thursday, March 14th, at one o'clock.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave., Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Orgahist and Choirmaster 11.00.a.m.\u201cThe Sons of Thunder\u201d, A Plea! A Question! An Answer! Communion and reclion of members.7.30 p.m.*The Clash of Youth and Age\u201d.Should Youth be Throtiled or Age Smothered?Straight Thinking about a Disturbing Question.Has Christ the Answer?He has.Young People Especially Invited.Dr.Johnston will preach.Young People's Union\u2014Monday at 8.French conversational class-\u2014Monday at 9 Week-night congregational fellowship\u2014 Wednesday at 8.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: the Rev.T.W.Jones M.A., D.D.SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd 10,00 a.m.Church School, 11.00 a.m.Sermon theme: \u201cThey found the Church there\u201d; a revealing message concerning the Armed Forces and Christian Missions, 3.00 p,m.Pastor\u2019s Training Class for voung people in preparation for the Easter Communion.7.30 p.m.Sermon theme: nal Gospel\u201d.8.30 pan.Communion of The Lord's Supper and reception of new members, AIT who love the Lord Jesus are coidially invited to share this fellowship.\u201cThe Eter- St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Minister: Rev.F.W.Norwood, D.D.Assistant Minister: Rev.C.F.Tilbury, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd 11.00 a.m.Morning Theme: \"Three Crosses in One.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Evening Them: \u201cWhen the Tax Collectors Came.\" Rev.C.F.Tilbury, B.A., B.D, will preach at both Services, Mr.M.Warner Norman, Organist and Choir Director Christian and Missionary Alliance N.D.G.Chapel 5160 Sherbrooke St.W.(Near Marlowe Avenue) Rev.F.J.Sauvé, Pastor SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd 3.00 and 7.00 p.m.\u201cMiracles Among the Heathen in \u201cAfrica.\u201d Actual incidents in answer to prayers uttered by native converts.\u2018Ne fought to make Christian Civili- \u2018Association will hold the St.Pat-Ÿ zation safe.Now, to be safe, we must The sermon will precede the shar- fight to make civilization Christian.\u2019 PAGE FIVE * x | St.Luke\u2019s United | The Sacrament of The Lords Supper will be observed.The minister, Rev.Ralph E.Spencer, will take for his subject at the evening service, \u201cThe Fact of Faith\u201d, the third subject in the course of sermons on \u201cFacing The Facts.\u201d Those desiring Lo unite with the church in the Easter Season on profession of faith are urged to join the minister's membership class which meets each Tuesday from 7.15 p.m, (o 8.00 p.m., beginning March 12th.Elders, parents, Sunday School Teachers are invited to let the minister have the names of those that might be interested.At the next regular meeting of {the Woman's Association lo be held on Wednesday at 2.45 p.m,, the programme will be in charge of Group D, when Rev.G.W.Goth, of Westmount Park United Church, will speak on J.B.Priestly's play \u201cThey Came To A City\", and Miss Lois Bain will be the soloist.Tea will be served.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave, Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister Assistant Minister Rev.Andrew J.Mowatt, B.D.SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd 11.00 am.Rev.A, J.Mowatt, \"Spiritual Discernment.\u2019 7.30 p.m.Rev.D.M.Grant, \"Un= tie His Hands.\u201d 8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society, Fred Whiteley, Organist and Choirmaster.COME AND WORSHIP St.Luke\u2019s United Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street} Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A, B.D.SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 am.and 12.15 p.m.Church School, 7.30 p.m.\u201cFacing the Facts.\u201d (3) The Fact of Faith, Communion at close of Service, .Master of the Music: Frederick L.McLearon, A.C.C.O,, L.R.S.M.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne G Western Aves.) Minister: Rev, George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd 11.00 am.\u201cHow to Cet the Most Qut of Life.\u201d 12.15 p.m, Church School, 7.30 p.m.\u201cTo Much Liberty.\" 8.30 p.m.Westmount Park Forum, J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director.Mrs.S.C.Burgess, Organist.Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.Rev.Craham Barr, B.A,, B.D, SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd 11.00 a.m.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, \"Are We Headed for Destruction?\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Rev.Bruce Millar, B.A, B.D.\"The Crusade for Christ and His Kingdom.\u201d 8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.John Robb, Mus.Bac., Organist and Choirmaster CO Se SAS Seront RT orate RADIOÆ\u2014 ENGINEERING In Six Months Daytime or One Year Evenings Practical and Theoretical.PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY, BROADCASTING, AMPLIFIERS.TELEVISION, Also Correspondence Courses RADIO THEORY, SPEECH ETC.RADIO EXPERTS WANTED @raduates Employed in Largest Commercial and Government Broadonst Stations.Write ANADIAN SCHOOL of ELECTRICITY Ltd.282 ONTARIO ST.WEST.MONTREAL NOWDON Last Showing Today: \u201cHER HIGHNESS AND THE BELLBOY.,\u201d te Bivd.at (Decar SPECIAL REPEAT FEATURE! gnowdon Jetn) with Hedy Lamar, Walker and June Allyson.Also Special Shorts and News Of The World.Starts SATURDAY FOR ONE WEEK ! \u2014 2nd Feature Attraction \u2014 i *Ray MILLAND j N a thrilling novel by the author of \u201cThis Gun For Hire\u201d id Marjorie Reynolds.\u201cMINISTRY OF FEAR\u201d TOO THRILLING FOR WORDS .SO THEY SET IT TO MUSIC, ROMANCE AND SONG! RYN | f GENE KELLY «\u2026.with Robert | hair is straight, Patty, and your husband's is curly,\u201d\u2014at¢ least, one wouldn't unless he knew them very well indeed and was sure they wouldn't mind.More than once, I have found ten-year-old Patty trying to curl her hair, and it's not uncommon for Bobby to bewail the fact that his hair is curly.Yet 1 doubt very much if either of these children would ever have given the subject a moment's consideration had they not heard these thoughtless comments.\u201cMy, but you are getling to be a tall girl! If you keep on you\u2019ll be the tallest girl in town,\u201d I overheard, a woman say to an awkward, overgrown, hut very sweet adolescent.I was.distressed, for 1 happened to know that the girl was very conscious of ler height.She wore low-heeledgshoes to appear shorter, and \u2018 tried in every way to minimize the very thing this woman had so inconsiderately puinted out to a whole roomful of people.Yet that same Wwo- man, who was extremely stout, would have been grossly insulted had someone made a much less pointed remark about her weight.\u201cDa unto others\u2019 is trite, perhaps, but it is an unerring rule.for acceptable conduct.If we always think before We speak or act, We shall prevent many heart aches among children.They often keep little hurts to themselves and brood over them.A little girl with a dark skin was tauntingly accused of being part Indian, and she brooded over this for months before her mother discovered what was troubling her.The teen-age girl who, of course, a hurt it would cause, and, perhaps she may be excused because she was young.But no grown man or woman can be excused for making remarks to or of a child that are so personal they cause the child to blush, become shy, or grow silent and brooding.Too many of us treat children as if they were babies\u2014had not developed intelligence or sensibilities: In this we are altogether wrong.A normal child is so sensitive that even à chance word or trivial incident may aîfect his or her entire life.Let us remember this the next time there is an inclination to make some casual observation about the appearance of a child.As parents and teachers particularly, we should kegp this in mind.Ave we apt to let some remark about the \u201clarge feet\u201d or \u201cungainly legs\u201d or \u2018poor complexion' of one of the children slip out?The results of such a slip might prove most unfortun- ale.Sweet Little Elmer Gets A New Home Elmer, eight-month-old deodorized skunk who wears red nail polish and likes to be sprayed with perfume, found a new home recently \u2014 and 499 would-be owners were disappointed.Left with the Chicago Animal Welfare League by Sergeant Earl W.Cummins of Chicago, because Sergeant Cummings could no longer care for him, Elmer was adopted by the family of BE.K.Hays, of suburban Barrington, who lost their pet skunk, Flower, three months ago.Mrs.Grace Petkus, investigator for the Welfare League, said 500 requests had Dbeen made for Elmer, one from Pasadena, Calif.The League had ruled that Elmer could go only to a former skunk owner.During normal times, fishermen of northwestern Europe took from the sea 1,000,000 tons of herring annually.The opera, motion pictures, theatre, and ballet are all state- supported under the Soviet government.had been only teasing, ! naturally had no idea how deep THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH MARCH 1, 1946 \u201cCaptain Edd Eddie\u201d I NINE Hailed Il As Great Entertainment Blazinge with thrills of a story more amazing than any fiction writers' wildest dreams, aglow with the romance and excitement ot America\u2019s most colorful era.and enacted by one of the finest casts ever assembled, \u2018Captain Eddie\u201d came to the screen of the Seville United Theatre yesterday.to establish itself as one of the most outstanding hits ot the year.Starring Fred MacMurray in the title role with a brilliant supporting cast headed hy Lynn Bari, Charles Bickford, Thomas Mitchell, Lloyd Nolan and James Gleasou, the 20th Century-Fox motion picture, a Eureka Pictures Seats-\u2014Eve.: Box Office 1550 Guy Street \u2014 FL.Public seat sale opens Wednesday, production, is the Eddie Rickenbacker.\u201cCaptain Eddie\u201d is so crammed rich with solid entertainment from start to finish, so all-absorb- ing in its dazzling kaleidoscope of drama, daring, comedy, pathos and romance, that it is difficult to single out any one portion or aspect of it for special commendation, Director Lloyd Bacon, Pro- lite story of ducer Wintield Sheehan and his associate, Christy Walsh, as well as script-writer John Tucker Battle made an engrossing whole of the story that packs the adventures and thrills of a hundred lifetimes into one, \u2018MONTREAL REPERTORY THEATRE Presents THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE By William Saroyan MRT PLAYHOUSE\u2014March 1st-9th \u2014 8.45 p.m.\u2014 Matinee, March Sth \u2014.2.30 p.m.$1.58.Mot.: $1.10 (tax inch 4683 February 27th Second Third \" THE RIO GRANDE St.Michael's Choir.TAMBOURIN CHINOIS « CAPRICE VIENNOIS SYMPHONY No.98, First Second \" Third - i Fourth \u201c WESTMOUNT MUSIC APPRECIATION GROUP Presents a Concert of Recorded Compositions WEDNESDAY, MAR.6th, AT 9 P.M.WESTMOUNT PUBLIC LIBRARY Programme: SYMPHONY No.6, IN C MAJOR OPUS 31 First Movement: Allegro.\u201c Adagio.Vivace, Roya! Philharmonic Orch., Sir Thomas Beecham, condr.Pianist, Sir Hamilton Harty.Halle Symph.Orch., Constant Lambert, condr.Minneapolis Symph.Orch., Eugene Ormandy, condr.IN B FLAT Movement: Adagio\u2014Allegro, Adagio cantabile.Minuetto (Allegro).Presto.\u2019 (Kurt Atterberg) (Constant Lambert) (Fritz Kreisler) (Fritz Kreisler) (Haydn) Experience the rare pleasure of hearing the world's greatest compositions through the medium of high-fidelity reproduction, The Public Is Cordially Invited \"i =, A TTC Sid 2 : PE EL cb am ey i | Id : pa EE de Pe ie ER Cla ES Ee vim ru A TT ET TR ; rm + ep ta eg SE ee - PAGE TEN MUSICAL COMEDY IN TECHNICOLOR! Kathryn Grayson and Gene Kelly are the stars of \u201cAnchors Aweigh,\u201d in TECHNICOLOR, which opens Saturday at the Monkland United Theatre playing until Tuesday night.eats RO RETENIR _THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 Frank Sinatra, Joan Leslie And Robert Hutton Starred In Love, the magic word that has sent hearts spinning down through the years, is back in town, healthily refurbished and running on all cylinders at the York United Theatre, whére Warner Bros.\u2019 latest and brightest comedy-ro- mance, \u201cToo Young to Know,\u201d is playing.Starring those popular young stars, Joan Leslie and Robert Hutton, and featuring a supporting cast of talented performers that includes Dolores Moran, Harry Davenport and Rosemary DeCamp, the film recounts \u2018an eventful romance between a boy and a girl who were \u201cToo Young to Know\u2019 the obligations attendant upon the marriage vows\u2014 and too much in love to care.Against a background of familiar American suburban surroundings.\u201cToo Young to Know\u201d spins à genial tale of warmth and hum- Film or beginning with the gay courtship of Sally Sawyer (played by Joan Leslie) and Ira Enright (played by Robert Hutton), two lovely and loving youngsters who dance to a merry tune, with no more serious thought than having a good, time.They like being with each other; they like the way they laugh together and hold hands in movies.Marriage should be all that and more.So they gamble with the future, elope, and play their happiness across the board.Ira\u2019's mother and father (played by Rosemary DeCamp and Arthur THEME MUSIC Dr.Miklos Rosza, with, \u201cThe Lost Weekend\u201d and \u201cSpellbound\u201d to hig credit, is preparing the musical score for \u201cThe Strange Love of Martha Ivers,\u201d Hal Wallis production for Paramount, starring Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin and Lizabeth Scott.family with the mature understanding of modern intelligent parents and the young Enrights settle down to being married.At least, they attempt to settle down.But there are Sally's friends\u2014giddy, theatre - struck kids whose ideas rum to mock affection for each other, clothes, midnight parties and that world of show people they idolize.There's Sally herself\u2014vivacious, pretty.Sally, who tries so hard to further her own theatrical am- mitions even in thosé hours that belong to her husband; and \u2018Ira, hurt because early months of marriage must be shared by a houseful of vain career-seekers, taking every misunderstanding %o heart.A constant source of anger to the young husband is Sally's frequent house guest, Patsy, a flashy, attractive blonde (played by Dolores Moran) whose constant visits leave their mark on Sally.Childishly, Ira and Sally drift from squabble to guarrel, until, finally with rashness and self-pity, Ira asks for a divorce.In the following years, wisdom, sadly lacking for so long, puts in a belated appearance, and through the efforts of a kindly judge (Harry Davenport), they finally are shown the way to happiness Shields) welcome Sally into the and the fulfillment of their love.Bob Hope Is Rookie Who Gets His Cookie % MONKLAND Last Showing Today! KEY,\u201d with Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake.Also.\u201cCAUGHT IN THE DRAFT,\u201d with Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour.\u201cJOAN OF PARIS,\u2019 with Paul Henreid and Michele Morgan.2 SPECIAL REPEATS! \u201cTHE GLASS FRIDAY NIGHT AFTER 11 Revival 2nd WITH * Mary ANDERSON INATRA 2 A SICAL SR M-G-N°S Te y 1 a î HO - mre FEATURE ATTRACTION - *Thomas MITCHELL RAMA shocking as it is sensational vengeance strikes beyond the law! \u201cWITHIN THESE WALLS\u201d Commencing SATURDAY UNTIL TUESDAY ! A Gay and Glorious love story! On Waves of Love and Laughter! with Hit Tunes! Stars, Songs and * Dances! on WAVES WAVES of WE EG lm B, So } \\ hg on, prove zo Torn 2 Sun it A ) 3 On >, o fo ge Ty» ° T Far?| \u201cMy » \u201cAncho eg, e Awe, Th .when \u2014 % Edward RYAN When Paramount\u2019s comedy version of conscription\u2019s lighter side, \u201cCaught in the Draft,\u201d opened at the Monkland United .heatre last night, it sounded more like an audience contest to see who could laugh the loudest.For Bob Hope is the dizziest, busiest rookie in the whole Army.It\u2019s hard to im- | agine anything funnier than the fresh army gags that come out of the mouth of Hope.Co-starring with the ever-popu- lar radio and screen comic is another great favorite, Dorothy La- mour.Starting off with a bang when the gun-shy Bob discovers that a pistol he uses is really loaded and won\u2019t stop shooting, the gags k8ep coming faster and faster without a stop, and so does the audience laugh.Lynne Over- man and Lddie Bracken do their bit along with Bob\u2014three musketeer rookies who change \u201csquads right\u201d to squads riot.Hope plays the part of a movie actor who lands in - the Army through a practical joke which backfired on himself.He's in love with Dotty, the colonel\u2018s daughter, who won't say \u2018\u2018yes\u201d until he proves himself a hero.Lynne Overman, Bob's show business agent, is in the Army to protect his 10 percent.The third defense doughboy is Bob\u2019s latest stooge, Eddie Bracken.who makes everything in khaki go wacky.They take a crack at every job in the camp from parachute jumping, driving a tank, peeling potatoes, and softening up the hard- boiled \u2018'sarge\u201d to improving the manual of arn i, They take part in some war games that top anything the old Keystone comedy cops ever did for laughs.In the end, Hope turns his stooge\u2019s military tactics from disaster to laughter and wins himself a hero's fame.Catchy new tunes sneak in and out of the rib-tickling situations.You'll get your money's worth of mirth when you see America\u2019s number one rookie get his cookie in \u201cCaught in the Draft.\u201d More farm residents are acel- dentally killed in thelr homes than any other place._\"Westmount's Home Newspaper A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY HIT! Hedy Lamarr and Rober Walker in a scene from \u201cHer Highness and the Bellboy\u201d, Jung Allyson, Rags Ragland and Agnes Moorehead are among the sup porting cast.The Film opens at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday.COMMISSIONER HONOURED | Honorary Chief Commission H, Christie, of the New Zealani Boy Scouts\u2019 Association, was ho oured by the King in the Ne Year\u2019s Honour List with the aw arg | of the O.B.E, ALL FOR LAUGHS Billy de Wolfe does hig own celebrated nightclub impersonation of Noel Coward characters in Paramount's \u201cQur Hearts Were Growing Up.\u201d % WESTMOUNT Today and Saturday: IRENE DUNNE in \"Over 21,\u201d wil Alexander Knox and Charles Col Y - Al 1 burn.Also \u201cTHE HOUSE ON 92,f ZZ STREET,\u201d with William Eytheià (Sherbrooke at Gray Avenue) Lloyd Nolan and Signe Hasso.STARTS SUNDAY ! It's a Right-Royal Romantic Riot! \u2026.She\u2019s the kind of a gal who'd rather be kissed \u2018than crowned \u2014 whistled at than bowed to! She gets her wish! HEDY ROBERT ~~ \u201cJUNE LAMARR WALKER ALLYSON IN Hoo Higfnoto 2 Belly\u201d A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE with CARL AGN ESMOND - MOOREHEAD \u201cRAGS\" RAGLAND \u2014 2 Excellent Features! \u2014 The Merriest Down- to-Mirth Fun-Show! It's a howl of a merry mix-up! WITH NARGUERTE CHAPMAN AKIM WILLIAM NA TAMIROFF DEMAREST JOHNSON (Par H 5.Rober \", Jum he sup afre oy i URED issione Zealanÿ ras hou he Nev e awary \"vis rles Coù IN 921} Eythe/4 Fr hil - i ae STIRRING MUSICAL FILM! Joan Leslie and Robert Alda (as George Gershwin) are starred together as composer and sweetheart in a musical tribute to the great musician, \u201cRhapsody In Blue,\u201d opens Saturday -at the York United Theatre playing until Tuesday , night.Hilarity Boils At \u201cOver 21\u201d Dunne, Knox, Coburn Film \u201cOver 21,\u201d Columbia Picturas\u2019 rare delight for the young in adaptation of the Broadway stage hit of the same name, currently starring Irene Dunne, Alexander Knox and Charles Coburn at the Westmount United Theatre, is a picture to revel in.Never did a woman get into such hilarious mix-ups.Never was there such the original.The story, although it deals with a general background ot Army life at an Officer Candidate School, emphasizes the out of camp, or, that is, the domestic side.Polly Wharton (Irene Dun- % SEVILLE Last Showing Today! \u201cCAPTAIN EDDIE,\u201d with Fred MacMurray and Lynn Bari.Also \u201cAND THEN THERE WERE NONE,\u201d with Barry Fitzgerald, June Duprez 2nd Walter Huston.Commencing SATURDAY until TUESDAY ! M Thaabre \u2018it.Catherine at Chemedy MB.) Haughty, beautiful, fiery, lovely.this wildcat meets her match in the boldest buccaneer that ever roamed the seven seas! starring PAUL MAUREEN WALTER HENREID: O'HARA: SLEZAK $ with BINNVE BARNES « JOHN EMERY Added Comedy Hit! The Kings of Comedy See Stars.In Their Newest, Biggest, Fun-and-Music Hit! IN HOLLYWOESD with.Frances RAFFERTY - moss.STANTON JEAN PORTER - WARNER ANDERSON \u201cRAGS™ RAGLAND - MIKE MAZURKI heart.It\u2019s 21 times funnier than THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 EEE \u201cAll Stars\u201d Plan Sixth Season Of Entertainment Opening thelr sixth season as pioneer troop entertainers in M.D.4 and elsewhere in Eastern Canada, the Canadian Legion \u201cAll Stars,\u2019\u2019°many of them from this community and directed by Gladys Laylon are employing a wealth of overseas experience gained during five months past in England, Holland, Belgium and Germany, to recreate a better- than-ever production that will be seen by active service men and women at Quebec, Valcartier and Kingston during March.In addition, the \u2018\u2018AIl Stars\u2019 will continue as regulars on the local camp show circuit.The cast now includes the fam- ne), novelist na commentator.gives up a job in Hollywood to come to Miami, Florida, to he pear her hushand, Max, (Alexander Knox), who has left his editor's job to enlist and find out at tirst hand what the men are thinking about the post-war world.By leaving his newspaper Max has incurred the wrath olf the publisher, Robert Yow (Charles! Coburn), who is continually phoning Polly to try and get Max to help him out by writing for the paper, since it was he, Max, who | was the mainstay in projecting a: strong editorial policy.| Keeping Gow from talking to: Max and upsetting him is just one of the humorous problems which Polly faces.She is anything but! adept in the housekeeping line, | particularly when it comes to | cooking.However, she does her! stubborn and gay best to keep | worry from Max and thus help | , him win his commission, which is\u2019 triply hard for him as he is 39 years old.How Polly herself is finally forced to write editorials for Gow under Max's by-line, how he wins his commission and how she finally takes his job on the newspaper, all make for great fun and enchanting film-fare under the expert hands of the stars, Irene Dunne has ever been more brilliant in her comedy nor more beautiful in her looks.; Charles Coburn, of course, gives one of his magnificent in- terpretationy of a crotchety ane- ient.But the comedy surprise of the piece is Alexander Knox, who up to this tine has been recognized by such romantic roles as Woodrow Wilson.His comedy ranks wilh the best offered by the other two.| The screenplay and direction were furnished by that great team of Sidney Buchanan and Charles Vidor, remembered for their magnificent \u2018A Song to Remember.\u201d C.A.T.To Produce \u201cHe Who Gets Slapped\u201d The Theatre Guild first introduced Leonid Andreyev's \u2018He Who Gets Slapped\u201d to the American public in 1922, Ordinarily somewhat wary of unusual foreign plays, the Guild felt encouraged by their success a season back with Molnar's \u201cLilliom.\u201d\u201d The decision to produce \u2018He proved a wise one\u2014Iit ran for almost a year in New York and was subsequently listed in the \u2018Year Book of the Drama in America\u201d as an outstanding play.Canadian Art Theatre will stage \u201cHe Who Gets Slapped\u201d at Vie- toria Hall on March 19, 20, 21 and 22, Direction is by Joy Thomson, who has also designed the settings.Colourful and interesting, the play is a tragi-comedy extracted from the lives of the performers in a continental circus.A picturesque feature of the production are the clowns and acrobats who perform to the accompaniment of tempestuous mausle,.The cast of 40 is made up of guest artists, C.A.T.members, students from the School of Theatre Arts and the Children\u2019s Workshop.lee Bowman, Rita A SPECIAL REPEAT IN TECHNICOLOR! Hayworth and Gene Kelly who are featured in the gay TECHNICOLOR musical, \u201cCover Girl,\u2019 which starts a Repeat engagement at the Snowdon United Theatre on Saturday playing for one week.mandin and Frank Heron; musi- ous \u2018\u2018Legionettes\u2019\u201d Sue Mentyre, Joan Layton, Kay MeMalion, Inez cal Specialist, Fred Collins; Nicol, Lillian Bacher and Gert-| drums, Andy llingsworth,, and Nell Hughes at the piano, All eager to provide further fun and relaxation for the troops awgiting discharge in the camps or confined to hospital for medi- ca] treatment.rude Smith; singers are, Lois Lyn, Mona Levesque, Ray Gauthier and Lee Farley; solo dancers, Dawn Aiken, Peggy Cooper, Nancy Tel- fer and Carl Rollo; magician, R.Cinq Mars; comedians, Rene Nor- % YORK Last Showing Today! JOAN LESLIE and ROBERT HUTTON in \u201cTOO YOUNG TO KNOW,\u201d Also \u201cTHAT NIGHT WITH YOU,\u201d with Fran- chot Tone and Susanna Foster.Commencing Saturday until TUESDAY! (0 fed (St.Catherine at Guy Street) THE 5 VUBILANT STORY OF A - GEORGE GERSHWIN Ên > hilo Starring : % Robert ALDA À Joan LESLIE + Alexis SMITH # Charles COBURN % Al JOLSON #% Oscar LEVANT YePaul WHITEMAN Hazel SCOTT yrAnne BROWN Addcd Mystery Thriller! vc Edward ARNOLD in New Thrills .from the secret files of the blind detective! , .Adventures with the Seeing-Eye dog! \u201cTHE HIDDEN EYE\" New A PAGE ELEVEN Frances RAFFERTY Ray COLLINS 4 a ee EE be PT sty Ce diner proies gr ET 1 et te a tem tung mene.Papen < ses sa \u2018 æ vraie LL CS PES a.PAGE TWELVE THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 Baron Byng Trounce WHS Here Wednesday By GEORGE COCHRANE Westmount: High's Senior A cage entry is nearing the end of the 1946 trail, Coach Lew Davies\u2019 lads played their last home game of the season Wednesday afternoon and were soundly trounced 3-23 by the league-leading Baron Byng squad./ The Purple and White hoop- siers have only two games left to play.today, Fri- duy, March 8, the local larrigans Journey to Catholic High to take on the powerful Catholic section leading quintet and, on the following Tuesday, March 12, the Cote St.Antoine Road aggregation will wind up its schedule at Montreal High.A week from Westmount opened the scoring in Wednesday's one-sided tilt but their two-point lead was short- lived.The Byngsters went to work and piled up 13 points before the first-quarter whigtle sounded while in the same period the Davies men added ouly fou points to their total to make the quartertime score 13-0, But that frist quarter was a lot closer than a mere glance at the scoreboard would indicate.\u2018The WHS ers were having u lot of tough luck in close under the basket while the Byngsters found the Westmount zone delence a tough nut to crack and were frequently forced (o take long shots from outside the zone.The only trouble was that a large per centage of those long heaves were good for two poinis.In the second quarter the visi- MY BANK.Yea won ang aN No loan too small Some people think it is often easier to borrow $5,000 than $50.Thatis not the case at the Bank of Montreal, because all worthy borrowers\u2014no matter what their requirements\u2014are welcome at the B of M.Our borrowing customers include postmen and plumbers, truck drivers and trainmen.people in every walk of life.If you need money for some useful purpose and are in a position to make regular repayments, it is easy to obtain a B of M personal loan.at small cost\u2014just 6% interest per annum\u2014 which, for a $100 loan\u2014 repayable in 12, monthly in- stalments\u2014costs only 27ca month.s You Repay by Monthly tnstalments : £ 12 18 U receive paym'ts paym'ts paym'is paym'ts paym'ts WÆ _INCLUDING INTEREST\u2014 $50 98.48 $5.69 $4.30 .75 1272 854 645 .100 16.96 11.39 860 .150 25.44 17.08 1290 $8.73 .300 50.88 34.17 25.81 17.46 $13.28 Larger loans at proportionate cost Consult the manager or accountant of the Bof M branch in your district.\u201c BANK OF MONTREAL working with Canadians in every tors were able to ojtscore their hosts by only one point, 9-8.That made the half-time score 22-14 in favour of Baron Byng.The local larrigans fell apart at the seams, and just about every place else, during the second half.The Gold and Blue speeded up.the game and the Westmounters, using few substitutes, began to tire, There was more than a little rough play in the last stages of the second quarter and spasmodically throughout the rest of the tussle.Baron Byng's towering, tank-shaped six-foot six hefty Frank Giliman, was One of the chief causes.The big fellow displayed an annoying habit of bear- hugging while wrestling for the ball.Westmount\u2019s big John Macfarlane became almost embroiled in a boxing match wilh one of the visitors just before the halftime whistle blew.ENDMAN STARS Endman, black-haired guard, led the scoring parade with an impressive 15 points.It was Endman who was sinking most of the winners\u2019 long shots from outside the West- wounters\u2019 tight, fast-shifting zone defence.Next in line were Bloom, with eight, Gossack, with seven, and Skibinsky with six.Westmount's three top scorers were Johnny [ield, John Macfarlane and Bud Cochrane.Each sank six points, The only other Westmount scorers were Jimmy Henderson, with three, and \\Wolï Siemers, with two.Siemers is still having trouble with the ankle he injured two weeks ago in the West Hill game that, the locals lost 20-18.BOYS VS.GIRLS?Challenges have been [lying back and forth between the girls\u2019 Max Byng walk of life since 1817 AD 32 J and Dboys\u2019 basketball teams of , Westmount High.The gals, who won their league championship without too much difficuity this vear, think they can trounce the | males providing the exhibition | game is played under girls\u2019 rules.The boys think they can knok the stuffing (metaphorically speaking, of course out of the Westmount (25): Cochrane is used, | Principal R.O.Bartlett is re- (Continued on Page 14) | | - R.M.R\u2019s Seek Trophy Winners The Royal Montreal Regiment has heen busy uncovering bowling alleys and readying volley hall courts in the interest of encouraging sport in Canada\u2019s peacetime Army.These howling alleys have heen covered in and used for storage space during the war but are now practically ready for play.It was during this uncovering that a box of cups and medals came to light.These were won for hoxing, bayonet fighting and tug-o-war in 1939.but before they could he presented, the men had moved on overseas, Today, the Regiment has the addresses of a number of these men, hut others, so far, they have not been able to trace, and would appreciate hearing where they could find the men to present them with their trophies.The unlocated winners include: \u2014Pte.R.Bedard, Pte.M.Cour- cey, Pte.F.Raymond, Sjt, R.Cavaluzi, Pte H.Murdoch.The other winners are: \u2014 S.Q.M.S.A.T.Moodie, Sjt.S.Nestruck, Pte.H.G.White, Cpl.A.S.Thomas, Sjt.M.D.Colson, sjt.J.W.Moodie, S/Sjt.W,.J.Stiebel, Capt.G.Murdoch.a ta \u2018\u2019Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d: Cagers Top Locals -It Might As Well Be Spring! SPORTS By George Cochrane EL 7 de a 7 7777 7 77 2d 777 rd 277772, Leave us first of all consider the Protestant section.Who's go- mg to cop the laurels won\u2019t be decided until the final scheduled game of the season between Montreal West and Westmount.That is supposed to come off at La- chine Arena this afternoon, And yet, if Montreal High won their gume against the powerful Catholic High sextet yesterday (we, don\u2019t know whether or not they: did because this is written on Wednesday morning) they have cinched first place in the Protestant section.77 A A 777% LZ As things stood before yester-, day\u2019s game, the Montrealers were leading Westmount by one point, 10 to Y.Each team had one game to play.We think that the West-: mounters will end up at the top oË the heap.They should be able | to top the Montreal West sextet | who have not won a league game since they downed Strathcona 3-2 in their Senior A debut.On the other hand, Catholic High had to win over Montreal to keep their championship hopes alive.Before yesterday's game, (it you'll pardon the repetition of that phrase), Loyola led Catholic High in the Catholic section standings 14 points to 13.But CIIS had two games to play, Loyola only one.Provided Brother Paul's boys did hurdle MHS yesterday they now have to beat Loyola at the Forum tomorrow aîter- noon if they are to enter the City Championship playdowns.EX-SERVICE MEN We Have a Nice Selection of SUITINGS Available for Ex-Service Men with Priority Forms.» All Work Hand Made in Latest Styles.Reasonable Prices.Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.(Just below St.Catherine) wl.3205 D 6 17 Montreal High Ends WHS\u2019s Puck Championship Hopes Westmount High's power-laden Senior A hockey team saw their City Championship hopes vanish \u2018into nothingness at the Forum Wedngsday afternoon when Montreal High pulled oft the upset of the season by eking out a 3-2 win over Catholic High.The victory cinched first place in the Protestant section standings for the University street crew.They finish the season with 12 points.This is being written lrefore yesterday's Montreal West-West- mount tilt at Lachine Arena.The locals were picked to take \u2019that one, If they did, they wind up with 11 points, one point behind the Blue and White team that they tied 3-3 in their season opener.The flaw in the ointment is that Westmount tied three games while Montreal split the points in only two contests.Both teams were defeated by Loyola.It's a sad ending for Coach Don McRae's smart team.They started off the season with high hopes and, had not overconfidence and a few bad breaks come their way they would now be straddled (Continucd on Page 14) Do You Own An ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR ?NOW! Is The Time, Before Hot Weather Arrives, To Have Your Electric Refrigerator Checked By Experts.Phone: WE.2439 GUARANTEED ELECTRIC SERVICE REFRIGERATION SPECIALISTS 1531 Notre Dame St.West AT YOUR SERVICE THE SALVATION ARMY MEN'S SOCIAL SERVICE CENTRE 603 Chatham Street, Montreal 3 Fitzroy 5295-5296 There is no discharge in the Battle of Life, and there will ever be casualties in need of assistance.Prompt Attention will be given your call for our By contributing your Salvage, you enable us to assist the poor and needy, and help us to find tide-over employment for many unfortunate men thereby, helping to bring about their rehabilitation, Phone Fltzroy 5295-5296 PREETI TIEN ee Er pr ses a ed saa SE RE ES ee dp ear tot panama \"*Westmount*s =\u2014\u2014\u2014\" St.Leo's Greys Win Westmount Pee Wee Title Home Newspaper\u201d SR mrt trans ae so a bri © mrt em m+ £7 Ah 2 § ae rey THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 ST.LEO'S SPORTS by DICK GRIFFIN Purple And White Cagers Best MHS In Exhibition Tilt f PACE THIRTEEN \u2014 Royals And Golden Eagles Tied In Intermediate Race The Golden Eagles and Royals are tied at one game apiece in the- final series to decide the inter- yer all had a hand in the goals scored by the losers, A two goal attack by Eddie Mc- Crory and Jack Coleman paced Louis St.James\u2019 Greys froni SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS- Westmount \"High's never-say- Wediate championship in the - : ; y the Royals to their 6-5 decision St.Leo's Academy won the West- Senior B: Loyola's downtrod- die band of cagers pulled off Westmount Municipal Hockey over the Legion in the last gatue mount Municipal Hockey League\u2019s pee wee title on Tuesday after- the Greys won the first tilt 4-1, giving them the round by a 10-4 - score, The Greys won the champion- den Senior B entry were again administered a coat of white wash by our seniors and for the third team to victory by playing a smashing two-way game at center and - also notching two - goals.George Bourbonniere also shone intercollegiate battle.something in the nature of a major upset at Sir Arthur Currie Baron Byng at the time, 34-26 in \"an exhibitipn tilt that served as a preface to the McGill-Queen\u2019s All in all, League, The third game in Artie Mann's classy loop was scheduled for Wednesday, February 27, just count but the Golden Eagles came back to win the second game 7-5 The Golden Eagles came first in the league standing while the of the semi-final serie.Other scorers for the winners were Desse Browne and Ken Strachan.Assists as the lanky defenceman banged in four goals and assisipd in the fifth.Allan Boldue scored the Legion's final goal while Art ship of the Western section while |on the offensive with three goals it was a big night for Coach Lew ROYRIS were the Funners-ub, One| Lorimer.Lee and Ozzie Dalzell the Boulevards were the titlists but his backehecking efforts left Davies.For not only did his| BaTUe in arrears.drew assists.In the semi-final series tie _ in the King George section.la the semi-final playdowns, the Boulevards eliminated the Cor- veties, champions of the Staynor division, 7-3 on a two game total goals to count series.The Boule- Park, .Last year the league championship was won by the Reds from a lot of room for improvement.Langly Desjardins replaced Dave O'Meara in the nets and the chunky Desjardins\u2019 up from the juniors for the game turned in a sparkling performance between their schedule last Saturday .at Lachine Arena by battling the McGee club 10 a 2 to 2 draw.Purple and White squad emerge victorious but his Pedmen had little trouble in setting the King- stonites down 36-20, The Cote St.Antoine Road boys were, however, using one inelig- 10 points and who set up a large number of the plays that resulted in two-pointers for the Davies Royals eliminated the Legion 14- 10 on the iwo ganies toial goals to count series.The Royals won both of the tilts, the first one by au $-5 count and the second 6-5 Royals won out 2-1, The winners grabbed a one goal lead in the first period when Emmett Millen climaxed a passing play with lan PUTTERS CLUB The Westmount utters\u2019 Social Club will hold another weekly meeting this Monday night ac Vie- A vards won both encounters, the |the pipes.O'Meara was absent ible player for the match.That The games in the final series 4 first 3-2 at the Roslyn rink and through illness.was the flashy Kaz Nishio, who Were played on successive cten- toria Hall, As usual social games i the second 4-1 at Westmount Junior: Our Juniors closed out | eq the SCOPING, parade by sinking 1385: on Monday, February 25, the and cards will [ill in the evening.: The group is still on the loMout for new members and all turning out will be welcomed by Chairman Jim Cameron and his execu- St.Leo\u2019s Academy with the Gros- Mickey Bourassa and Morey Le À .; .K § ë 5 - % venors from Roslyn School being Barre were the best of the Saints, |.I oH is just 2 fev months Hellyer and Bert Dalzell.Whe tive.5 the other finalist.with the diminulive Bourassa |C cr the Senior A age limit.Golden Eagles tied the count in Plans are being made for the 1 Brian Gallery and Tommie slipping both goals behind the| >Arurday night's tussle started) the middle stanza when Logue group's next \u201crefreshment night,\u201d y off al a slow pace with both teams MacDonald drove home Ted Arm- scheduled for March 25.Grant scored two goals apiece when the Greys downed Bule- vards 4-1 in the first game of the final series at the St.Leo\u2019s rit.k.Gallery also drew an assist on one of Grant\u2019s goals, The losers ouly Double Blues\u2019 net custodian, The Juniors done allright by themselves throughout the schedule and if some ot their key men had not emigrated to other schools before the start, of the season they were never confused at first owing to the vasiness of the strange floor, But the Jocals took an early lead and headed.At quarter time the scoreboard read 6-3 in favor of the WHS\u2019 ers.strong\u2019s pass.The winning counter came- in the third period with Morrison tallying the goal unassisted.The second game of the series was a free scoring affair with the Most of us think we could do much better if we only had the opportunity we don\u2019t realize we have.score came [Irom the stick of {would have been able to ice a far > À ; Johnnie Swaine.hetter balanced squad.The second canto saw the Golden Eagles taking.a 7-5 deci- A In the second game of the series Peo Wee Hockey: -In the first lU'ple-sweatered aggregalion ex- sion.Fankie Read led the Win SEEDS ; at the Roslyn rink, the Greys won game of a two-game total goals| tend their margin to eight points.hers in scoring with three tallies out 6-3.Tcmmie Grant sent his series for the Westmount Pee |to lead when the half time whistle While Noel Romney got two more.PLANTS team into ao 2-0 lead at the half- Wee Championship, St.Leo's] blew by a score of 15-7.The local The other goals non the Golden AND way mark on a pair of close shots.Greys defeated Roslyn School's|larrigans had little difficulty MacDonald and Bil Cole -0BUC The Boulevards tied the count up Boulevards 4 to 1 on the Academy breaking through the University \u201c\u201c a y § | GARDEN at 2-all when Dave MeDongal] and |rink.Brian Gallery and Thommie street lads\u2019 zone defence from they Harold Young got three of the Tony Mathew tallied soon after Grant were the best for Louis St.second quarter on and their own R©Yals\u2019 goals while Ken Strachan SUPPLIES the midway mark but the Greys James little Saints.The Saints! fast-shifting zone held pretty well and Desse Browne chipped in with raliied and showed their class to downed the Roslynites again| throughout the tussle.\u2019 * Buddy Read, Ted Armstrong, NEW CATALOGUE FREE run in four more goals.Grant Tuesday to win the series, The Purple and Whites had the Adrian Lunny and Logue Mre- For all your garden needs PERRON'S seed store is a friend indeed.\u201d Oo scored his third goal nf the game ing.i ine \u2018 A ; ir aps g g Boxing: Interest in the boxing best of the play in the third quai Donald all drew assists for the ete WH-PERRON (Continued on Page 14) class is on the upswing which \u2018S| ter but in the final sianza the Golden Eagles while Harold x CO a sure sign Spring can not be far | josers, paced by Bernbridge and Young, Bucky Knott, Desse SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL REPAIRS AND INSTALLATIONS Call us for any of your electrical 30 YORK AVE.WESTMOUNT HOCKEY SENIOR AMATEUR FORUM SUNDAY 2.15 p.m.away.Johnnie Wright and Hughie Peckham are two of our leather pushers that are beginning to show excellent form in the art of have been released with the first event the cross-country slated for held at 2.30 p.m.the same afternoon.' On Sunday, March 10th, the competition will move over to St.Sauveur for the Downhill and Slalom races.St, Leo's juniors and seniors will be represented in both these meets and should make a strong bid particularly for the Junior crown.St.Leo's have won the Junior Interscholastic ski honors in 1944 and 1945 and need only to repeat this year to be- Moe Schneiderman, put several quick baskets through the hoop to bring them within hailing distance of the winners\u2019 total.Leod; Trueland, 5; Henderson, 1; shita, 2; Vigilos, 3; Quigley; Me- Leod, 3; Moore, 4.all their good eggs in one basket and after sizin up their two senior hockey teams, it\u2019s evident thud the Senior B squad {id not fare out second best when the school\u2019s leading hockey talent was distributed between their A and B clubs.Roy Chesley, the school's number one coach, is the pilot of their Senior B.If our Seniors Brown, Bert Dalzell and Ian Hell- SC 935 ST LAWRENCE BLVD, MONTREAL, \\ + picture?the telephone is too far away.It should be close to, and directly in front of, the lips, And second, that cigarette certainly doesn\u2019t aid clear enunciation! We all tend to forget such details at times.But they are essential if your voice is to be heard clearly and naturally, without strain on your self defence, LINEUPS .y e e Licensed Electricians Skiing: \u2018The dates for the An- Westmount (34): Field, 7; What S wrong with this Immediate Service nual Championships in skiing Siemers, 6: Cochrane, 1: Mac- problems-\u2014arge or small, a 10.00 2 Mactarlane, 4; Grant; Nishio, 190; > DExter 2316 Sundya morning at : J Fotheringham; Lank.( .part a, pt nue Montreal (26): Schneiderman, o on 4 - ; , ; .James F.Girouard ?; 5; Bernbridge, 9; Pate, 0; Yama- TWO THINGS: First, the mouthpiece of À i when they downed the Boule- i Satur : ie later Lh is paper : noon y d ! ul - time on the schedule found them- 8Ymnasium last Saturday night A littie later than this papers were credited to Emmett Millen, ; Li vards from Roslyn Schocl by a 6-3 |gelves on the short end of a 6 to When they bested Montreal High, deadline.(wo and McCrory, one iv 2 count.This was the second game 0 score to St.Leo's.Again it was Who were tied for the Senior A| \u2018The Royals copped: the first Donnie Mann was almost a :$ of a total goals to count series, |Jimmy McCartiry \u2018who rallied his Protestant section leadership with Gui «.civ sues ++ we w= gnerman team for the Legion i oem a de dé rss RP EE ae es Feria ¥ Quebec oe permanent holders of the come out on top of the Senior B part or effort by the \u2018 i trophy.Interscholastic League they will .* i 4 Vs.Academy Jottings in all likelyhood draw the Ches- listener at the other end.Re ! All St.Leo's winning hockey ; : Lo à pel + À 2 Royals \u2018 ry the 100% St.Leo |l\u20acYS Red Raiders in the series Remember, clways speak 3 a eams be hich i 4 ibut { between the two leagues, directly into the mouthpiece, \" J.A.H.A.product & el which 5 x u e 0 Two of the school's hardest gi ¥ the solidity of the esters Not working athletes are Langly Des- : fi 4 Royal gram among the youngsters.No jardins and Vaughan Quinn.fk 5 vs only does a little school like St.Langly looks after the goalkeep- il, li Leo\u2019s develop its own players Dut ing of the Juniors and Midget B | Canadiens a lot of their recent develop- and also acts in capacity of sub gh D ments can be found dotting the goulie for the Senior B and be- i N .; î .i B PRICES: lineups of some of the bigger tween the three assignments is \" Reserved Seats $1.00, $1.25 schools against which we com- kept a very busy young man.i a Gen, Adm.75c, Children 25c pete.Vaughan is the Academites\u2019 regu- i! ï West Hill High School do not 1 ; , i 3 \u2014_\u2014 A .ar netminder but also doubles up And please remember these i i RESERVATIONS Wllbank 6131 subscribe to the policy of putting by filling the vacant net for the other simple rules of ; SR RA DIO SERVIC E Bnatam A and Junior practises.husky delence Senior team, is Frank Cliffe, stalwart of our rated by many as the tops among the defencemen in the Senior B company.This is Frank's last He expects to GOOD TELEPHONE USAGE 1.Give the person you cell plenty of time to answer, 2.Answer your own telephone prompily.3.Consult your directory when ELwood 4540 year at St.Leo's.continue his studies at Catholic y High which should be good news It\u2019s the casual stroll across our ) 5362 Sherbrooke West (Near Prudhomme) streets that boosts the casualty CE lists, you're not sure of the number.4.Avoid hreakoge\u2014Replace the receiver g-e-n-i-l-y.And keep the instrumen! awey from A fable-odges, etc.Es ESP NV? ee Treva TREE tre Ta 2 \u201c5 mens \u201cque dar \u2026 DAME 7 AE LME MESA CSS AMUT ES LEN\u2026 d MINOR LEAGUE HOCKEY IS FAST In Cleveland, Ohio, last week, vour chronicler had an opportunity of viewing an American Hockey League match between Cleveland Barons and Hershey Bears, and of inspecting the plant where the Barons play, in company with Joe Gideon, Will Frauklin, Charlie McGrath, Perry Preising, \u2018Sol\u2019 Solomon, and Kart Durschlag.Joe Gideon.Executive Director of the Arena, showed us the premises with as much pride as he takes in the team itself.After a very enjoyable dinner downtown as guests of Will Franklin, also interested \u2018in the Barons, our party * motored out to the Arena.Rink is Betow Street Level The first surprise was the discovery that half the big rink is built below street level.It was explained to us that this was done to cut the cost of construclion, but it is also of considerable advantage in handling the crowds.ntering at street level, you come \u2018into the Arena about half way up its thirty rows of seats.There are some nine thousand seats, seven thousand of which ave sold to season ticket holders.Rink surface is 184 feet by 81 feet, somewhat smaller than the Forum here.This, however, is the only advantage the Montreal rink enjoys in comparison.The Cleveland playing area is Jit by 65 high power Sights, under reflectors, which give really brilliant lighting on the ice surface.This, in addition to other lighting throughout the rink.% % * At either end, high above the ice surface, are glass enclosures, one of which is the press box.This is really something.The scribes can sit there sans overcoat, in a well-heated atmosphere, and, if they so desire, can help themselves to refreshments at a well-stocked ice-hox.Big Organ Provides Music At the opposite end of the building, the other enclosure is used by the radio broadcasters and the organist.The rink is equipped wtih a mammoth pipe organ which plays before (he game and between periods.The keyboard, or console, is enclosed in glass next to the radio broad- Costers.* * * Previous to the game the lights fade out and a huge Stars and Stripes is lowered from the raît- ers.Spotlights are focused on i: while the organ plays The Star Spargled Banner, Quite an effective touch of showmanship.Game Wide Open The game itsell was wide open, faster than any big league game we've seen here in a long Lime.These minor leaguers don't body check as much, don\u2019t crowd the grea where the puck happens to be, but devole their energies to skaung, The game was a nip- and tuck affair, tied several times but finally was won by Cleveland 8 to 6.The crowd was in & constant uproar.* ¥ * One gets the impression that the boys aren't enconr- aged to rough it up.With fewer players than an N.H L team, and a more ardvous schedule, injuries in the Am- crieun League would be felt more than in the N.H.1.So the boys play hockey.Rules Plense the Publi: Talking rules to Joe Gideon, and expressing the opinion that the present code made for scram bling, batting and shinny, we found that he agreed, with sowe reservations, but said that \u2018as wong as the public likes it thoy wii have what they wan® Thev pay the shot.\u201d A« far as Joe is concerned, they can paint a few wicre lines and circles on the ice, are make every player do a figure eight before starting a rush it ii.Will bring in the cus'ai- eis, Like Montreal.Clevalind is rue about hnckey.Anu Cl-ve landers are as hospitable as they arc enthusiastic.° Montreal High (Continued from Page 12) atop the Senior À Protestant section ladder.But such is the way of sport.Catholic High meet Loyola at the Forum this afternoon in a game that will decide the Catholie section winner that will go on to meet Montreal High in a two- game, total goals to count series for the City Championship.Loyola have to win or tie to win their section's honors.Dates for the City Championship tilts have not yet heen set.VERDUN DOWNED The Westmount pucksters had an easy time blanking the weak Verdun sextet 4-0 last Friday afternoon in the feature \u2018half of a Protestant section bargain bill that saw Strathcona beat West Hill 4-2 in the nightcap to dash the Iled Raiders\u2019 playoff hopes to the ground.William Jack \u201cErrol\u201d McKis- sock, the Purple and White's star centreman, was the big factor in the locals\u2019 first shutout win of the season.The wavy-haired speed- ster broke loose for two neat goals.Other Westmount markers TABLE WATER A Perfect Blender \u2014 Anytime, Anywhere ORDER A SUPPLY TODAY \u2018Product of Pepsi-Cola Company of Canada Limited \u2018 at the Forum» Unity Eliminated Unity and Golden Eagles, champions of the juvenile and midget \u201cA\u201d sections in the West- mount Municipal Hockey League respectively, bowed out in the second round of the \u2018Q.A.H.A.minor playdowns.Two N.D.G.clubs knocked tbe local teams out of the running, The N.D.G.Park Royals eliminated Hank Henson's Unity team by a score of 4-1 while the N.D.G.Park midgets defeated Buddy Read's Golden Eagles 5-2.Although Jim MeCarthy scored the first goal of the game for Unity in the juvenile playoff, the N.D.G.club outscored the West- mounters from then on.The winners bowed out to the Snowdon champions the next night, thus the Snowdon club will carry the West zone's hopes in the city tinals.7 The Golden Eagles got off on the wrong foot against the N.D.G.midgets and were four goals behind before they made their presence felt.Hebert LaFontaine and Cammie McFadden counted the goals for the Golden Eagles while Johnnie Waterston was credited with an assist.As in the case of the juveniles, the Snowdon champions eliminated N.D.G.the following night and will represent the West zone in the city.play- downs.Trounce WHS (Continued from l\u2019age 12) ported as having no objection to the tussle provided that the two teams\u2019 mentors, Mr.Davies and Miss Moore, give their okay.According to Harriet Brown, ye capitaine of the gals\u2019 squad, Miss Moore has given her consent.But Mr.Davies says no and has suggested instead on exhibition game between the men teachers and the girls\u2019 aggregation, LINEUDS Westmount (233): Cochrane (6), Field (6), Siemers (2), MacLeod, Trueland, Macfarlane (6), Grant, IFotheringham, Henderson (3).Baron Byng (43): Berger (2).Bloom (8), Endman (15), Gill- man (3), Gossack (7), Laden- heim, Levine, Share (2), Skibin- sky (6), Tissenbaum.\u2019 St.Leo\u2019s Grays (Continued from Page 13) while Leonard Mulligan counted two more.Brian Gallery wound up the scoring for the winners, The fina] goal for the Boulevards was scored by Dave McDougall.Johnny: Swaine and Dave Mc- Dougall each scored a pair of zodls as the Boulevards downed Corvettes 4-1 in the semi-final series.The Corvetzes lone goal eame from Dougie Kerr on an individual effort.were notched by Jeff Messenger and Ronny Baxter.Fred Jones, the bespectacled netniinder, had only eight shots to block in chalking up his first goose egg of the 1946 season while O'Reilly, down at the other end of the rink, had 23 shots fired in his direction.After a scoreless first period.Messenger broke the scoring ice at the 2.08 mark of the second frame and the McRae men proceeded to put the game on the proverbial ice on goals by Mec- Kissock and Baxter.kirrol notched his second counter atter one minute and ten seconds of play in the last period.Westmount: goal, Jones; defence, Jidmison, Piers; centre, Read; wings, MeKissock, Hellyer; Subs: Masterman, Young, Smith, McLanders, Messenger, Baxter Boxer.Verdun: goal, O'Reilly; defence, March, Davis; centre, Col- ton; wings, Pugh, Higgins.Subs: J.Evans, K.Evans, James, Kir- caldy, Kellie,.Slater, Singleton, Golden Eagles Westmount Highlights (Continued from Page 2) 17 years old tnis Sunday.Crony Jean Van Patter will have completed 16 years of existence on this troubled planet next Tuesday.Large Thomas Earle wound up his duties as Roslyn hockey coach on Wednesday of this week.And now maybe those Roslyn Rascals will pay attention to what their basketball coach says.A woman just phoned to ask if it was too late to put an ad in this week\u2019s Inquirer.Well, such is life., , That jazz baftle at the Knights of Columbus Hall last Saturday afternoon netted the promoters exactly nothing.1n fact, they are reputed to have lost between two and three hundred dollars .WHS\u2019ers are now in the throes of their second set of exams.But they have a holiday coming up on Monday, which should be very consoling.Red Cross by Tom Earle reminds one and all of the Red Cross dance al Montreal High tonight.Johnny Holmes and aides will supply the music .The Westmount Young Liberals\u2019 next meeting will come off at the Victoria Hall on Monday, March 11.The Hon, D.C.Abbott will be the chief speaker of the evening.The Skyliners did a good.job of supplying the music for the Junior Congregation Dance at Shaar Hashomyim last Saturday.There are many, among them 12a's Bill Roberts, who think that they should be signed up for a school dance., .Enid French, our favorite female exponent of co - education, was perched atop a piano to see the McGill-Queens\u2019 tilt at Sir Arthur Currie gym last Saturday eve.But she wasn't perched there during the dance that followed.Other ex-WHS'ers at the same affair: Margaret Swaine, now studying to become a teacher out at Macdonald College; David \u201cThe Chink\u201d Harvie; Peter \u2018\u201cPistache\u201d Ross, brother of Students\u2019 Council prexy Jim, who's back at Me- Gill after serving a stretch in the Navy; MacMacPherson, the ex- Army lad; Joan Kerr Radley, director of last year's P.& W.Revue chorus line and this year of McGill.Sue Haire looking LAURENTIDE INN GRAND'MERE, Quebec 314 Hours from Montreal Restful, Modern, Sprigkler Fire Protection, Excellent Cuisine, Moderate Rates Skiing and all Winter.Sports For information, Apply Direct PINE LODGE HOTEL RAWDON, QUE.An excellent Resort Hotel.All modern conveniences.Really a desirable location for the skier or vacationist.Our Meals 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Answer to last week\u2019 Je ticles.FI.9260 after 7 pm.I-gg 1 \u201cTEMES 10.3947 8 pre ary Road.Tel, BE, 2170 or WI.17.Ostrich-like (sym.) $0.Tibetan swer to last week's puzzle DECORATING et as, F-23 bird 18.Antlered priest 34.A region RADIO FINE wall decorating, all kinds of rle ROOMS TO LET 18.Close to animal 31.Doctrine\u2019 set off R.C.A.Victor, 16 tube, all wave, con- bainting, papering, new wall design, te URCHESTER, 4015, near Atwater, 19.Old times 19.Shield 32.Coarse jute 85.Spanish title sole model, $50.00; also walnut desk, reasonable.J.R.Lachapelle, LL up mfortable housekeeping room, husi- (archaic) 20.Help sacking 37.Apex 8 drawers; 2 open shelved bookcases; 9092, F-9 ess couple or 2 girls preferred.20.Land- oak dining table; ¢ oak dining chairs; AVOID the carly spring rush, Have F-55 measure amt M carved walnut coffee your painting and tinting done now 1 table with glass top; small walnut by experienced painters and decora- ts IROOM AND BOARD WANTED 21.Packsack coffee table.4760 Grosvenor.F-44 tors.Furniture repaired and refin- on WO or three rooms with board, by (West.ELECTRIC STOVE in perfect condi- ished.For free estimates telephone nd gan, woman and 10 vear girl, lunch, U.S.) tion; also double bed, spring and PE 4751, F-13 Mer school care of child.DE.6105.28 Whitefish spring-filled matiress.FI.3412.FOR ALTERATIONS, washing, Limite + i , F-57 (Gr.Lakes) * F-45 |ing.painting, at Measonable rates, call TED 26.Greek letter F1, 5788, F-15 d- GARAGES WANTE 3 \u20180 ANTED \u2014 Garage, immediately.27.Seed vessel WARDROBE TRUNK FOR ALL KINDS of parures paper .: vicinitv 7 > a , .FUT 1 M-fern Ave.or vicinits.Call pur ae nc amation Excellent condition, Sesamee lock, hanging and Beaming, work ua gO after 6 p.m, - Wing $60; also complete crockery cham- LA.9047 F 20 o AUTOS WANTED 31.Spigot ber set, $10.00, EL.5269.F-51 a.FF ENTRY REF 19 WESTMOUNT veteran desires a small Sa Ruel LADY'S white Bunny evening coat, Thomas.For painting and decorate Se fr in good condition for business; - leases size 14, very reasonable.Write box |;ng, W.Thomas.lstimates free.WI.rt @ i! pay cash.Call Bill, FI.9730, or (slang) 508, c-o 211 Hampton Avemse.F-27 (311, BL, 6852.F-45 1- M«ve message, F-53 35.Pulverized RADIO, G.E., cabinet\u201d model, also ! : I DOMESTIC HELP WANTED earth Brunswick Panatrope gramophone.ELECTRICAL REPAIRS | 36.Transparent FI.2509 F-2{ ELECTRICAL repairs and installa- IMART-TIME girl or woman to help feldspar - : Tze tions of all kinds.Electrical appli- M cund the house.References.EL.38.Girl\u2019 LADY'S reversible coat, tweed, size L1ONS ot a I I\" ; c re a 55 F-46 - Girl's name 16, $6.00: lady's IMue uniform coat, ances of all makes repaired.Star | = - 39.Taverns size 18, $5.00: gentleman's white tur- Flectrie, Licensed Electricians, 1633 | TTRACTIVE young girl interested 40, Place tle neck sweater: all in perfect con- St.Catherine W., near Guy.FI, 5107, J permanent position as Mothers 41 Coat,as dition.FI.5805.F-22 FOR ALL your electrical repairs, al- (geirer- Highest salary.Good home, ship's bottom terations and new work call AM.7456.e child.Own room and bathroom, DOWN Free estimates F-19 cferences necessary.DE, 9328.s ss.F-31| 1.Anaborigine JUICE EXTRACTOR CARTAGE & STORAGE ONAN wantedefor general house- (New Zea.) , 1 NOTRE DAME DE GRACE Trans- ark, 1 child, home in Town of 2.Poker stake p= DRINK YOUR VITAMINS ter.Local anc! long distance movers.cunt Royal near station; attractive AND Also cartage, DE.3110.\" F-1 ving quarters, 10 minutes ky train HELP WANTED FEMALE SITUATION WANTED MINERAL SALTS HAVE YOUR cartage done by a Vets om centre of city.AT.7732.F-58 (MALE) eran.Howard Tucker, General Car- HOUSEWIVES (er, N.D.G.DE.2715.H-42 ; HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE \u2018OMAN to stay with elderly lady, bine light housework.WE.1965, af- 5 p.m.F-52 iz = = = z 5 U A.A Collins FUNCRAL HOME 5610 : Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Bilingual an advantage, to \u2018contact public for market research and\u201d puk- lic opinion survey.Part-time, experience unnecessary, definitely no selling, \u201cWrite box 510, c-o 2191 Hampton Avenue, F-25 HELP WANTED-\u2014-MALE WANTED, young man with talent for drawing, to earn extra money in spare time, Phone WIL 5259 between 9-6, for appointment.F-59 FLOORS waxed, cleaned and polished CaH FI.5788, F-16 IF YOU WANT your floors cleaned And polished like new at reasonable rates, call WE, 2039.F-7 DOMESTIC PETS GOING NORTH OR SOUTH?HAVE your dog cared for at Veva Robson\u2019s Farm.For particulars, phone LA, 1322, I-12 TO RENT at reasonable rates.MONUMENTS .and BUILDING STOCK É, = ADVERTISER wishes to rent a portable typewriter, monthly basis, References exchanged.FI.2177 after 6 p.m, F-39 FOR SALE ERECTOR SET, No.61%, complete with electric motor, $12.00; skiis, 6 ft., complete, $5.000; boy's leather wind- \u2018oranges, Electrical Juicer for all vegetalles and fruits.Carrots, celery, spinach, grapefruit, ete.Phone for demonstration in your own home.Booklet on request.LA.6869.F-21 UMBRELLAS recovered, called for and delivered, DIE.45035, F-11 WANTED TO PURCHASE TYPEWRITER, standard model or portable, Underwood preferred, in good condition, DE.9315.F-41 PLANO ,in good condition wanted.by Presbyterian Church, FI, 2187, F-37 MINK, to repair old Jap mink coat, Zone 8, 614.F-18 ANTIQUE CHINA, glass, silverware in any condition: ornaments, clocks, other antiques and helrlooms bought.EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION for matriculation supervised by experienced High Fehnol Teacher, WE.3532.F-29 DRESSMA KING MISS MATHEWS, talloress and dressmaker, 4832 Sherbrooke St.W, Prices reasonable.Phone for appointment.WA, 2844, F-8 RUG SERVICE REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, material, any size or color.ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET CO, Drummond Bldg.PI.3848 F-2 REFRIGERATION REPAIRS REFRIGERATORS Sales.service and repairs on al makes and models for domestic and Funeral DIRectORS , Established 1840 À Chapel of Cathedral Beautz 1 At your disposal without charge DOUBLIS BED, spring and mattress, also wardrobe trunk.WI, 6978S, F-49 BRIDAL DRESS, white brocade, size 14, shoe, vell, taffeta slip, FI.3866.F-50 WHITE ENAMEL 3 bed, wicker panels, box spring, mattress, $30.00, Rug, 8 x 10, $10.00.EL.0243, I-48 LADY\u2019S long earacul coat, with Kol- insky collar and cuffs.FI, 5450.F-47 TAILS and dinner jacket, 1 pair trousers, medium size.FI, 7620, F-40 CHINESE RUG, 8 x 10, good condition, $200.4240 Girouard, DE.688k.F-56 en dE EEE caker.i 3 -