The Westmount examiner, 11 avril 1947, vendredi 11 avril 1947

[" Do pra + 47 Years ln 13 Westmount\u201d WEDDING GIFTS including a Fine Selection of Choice Silverware ' Expert :§ - Watch & Clock Repairs JOHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WE.4046 OL.XVIII, No.15 4 : Westmount Officials Top First Year During Week Just\u2019 a year ago this week \u2018 three important posts in Civic \u201c4 \u201cAdministration of the City of Westmount were filled by three *Eppointees who today, with a year\u2019s experience tucked away behind them, are doing a splendid job in their respective positions, each having fully justified the choice made at that time.John J.Lucey, - former postmaster at the Notre Dame de Grace Post Office from December 1944, and with the postal service for the past 29 years, became postmaster at Westmount Post Office.! Following the death of capable Police and Fire Chief, Walter Gough, the two departments being temporarily amalgamated owing years, these depart- \u2018ments were again separated and Deputy Chief Robert Byford \u2018was promoted Police Chief and William Charles Cobb became the efficient Fire Chief, Joining of the two departments in an effort to relieve the shortage of men meant that fire- fen and policemen served al- Departments on occasion until there was no longer need for tha combined service, when many former members, veterans, feturned from the Forces overseas and were re-instated on the staffs.Long Service Chief Byford has been with the Westmount Police Force since 1924, coming to Canada at an early age back in 1913.His first promotion was to rank of Acting-Sergeant.In 1936 he was promoted Acting-Lieutenant and blevated to a full Lieutenant the same year, subsequently being made a Captain in April, 1940 and appointed to his present position as Police Chief exactly one year ago.Fire Chief William Charles Cobb has also a brilliant record, having joined the Police Depart- \u201c ment in -1923, and attaining the rank of Sergeant in 1931.Transferring to the Fire Department in 1933, he quickly climbed the promotional ladder in that de- .partment, and.was elevated to the rank of Deputy Fire Chief in April, 1940, and .subsequently Fire Chief, alse exactly a year ago.: Mr.Byford lives at 2097 Regent Avenue and Fire Chief Cobb at 680 Victoria Avenue.Chief Byford is off duty sick for - some \u2018time, but expectations are for\u201d his speedy recovery and soon return to official duties.sfhe City of Westmount may congratulate the City Fathers on their judgment in selecting such capable officials who are giving the City the best of service and \u201c4% Producing the desired results of = fire and police protection, while - the Postal Authorities could have chosen no better man for the office of postmaster than John J.Lucey who keeps the incoming and outgoing mail flowing smoothly the year round.Howard S.Ross, K.C., To Address Groups On Friday, Howard S.Ross, K.C., columnist for this newspaper, is to address the Young People\u2019s Society of the Church of All Nations, 1135 Amherst Square, at 8 p.m., when his subject will be \u201cWorld Unrest \u2014 A Suggested\u2019 Cure.\u201d On April 18, at 8 pm.Mr.Ross is to address the Rose- mount Branch (Que.29) Cana- dlan Legion, at 5526 Seventeenth Avenue, Rosemount, His subject for this meeting will be \u201cCau © \u2018the World Avold War mifanit.i a .to the lack of man-power during % oe war ternately in the Police and Fire |- Quebec Province Rolls Up Grand Campaign Record Provincial campaign headquarters for the Canadian Red Cross drive report that 75 per cent of the Province of Quebec quota has been reached.This means $750,000 of the $1,000,000 objective for Quebec, with 25 per cent, - or $250,000 yet to be reported or collected.This puts the Province of Quebec ahead of the all-Canada percentage achieved within the same length of time.The province of New Brunswick leads all provincial units, with 90 per cent achieved at latest reports.Then comes Quebec, then Ontario, with 76 per cent.In most cases provincial totals are held up by districts where road conditions have necessitated delaying the campaign.Col.J.T.E.Gagnon, provincial campaign director and joint commissioner of the Quebec Provincial Division of the Canadian Red Cross, peinted out that these smaller units in the campaign were vital to its success in the province as elsewhere in the country.Montreal was the first big city in Canada to go over the top on schedule for Red Cross.In Quebec the city of Sherbrooke was second to reach quota.Ex The APRIL 17, CHIEF ROBERT BYFORD Qminer ~ Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis 1947 -\u2014 \u2014 A.Ross Grafton .Free Estimates 7s VAE ALAN AAA SRE PANNE A A A Hardwood Floors Repaired - Refinished Supplied - Laid - Finished Cleancd & COMPANY WE.2323 4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS POSTMASTER JOHN J.LUCEY FIRE CHIEF WM.CHARLES COBB ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR APPOINTMENTS THIS WEEK Three men in Public Office in Westmount who have shone in the year they have served in their respective positions as Police Chief, Postmaster, and Fire Chief, mark their anniversary of that event this week.All were splendid choices for the responsible posts they hold and they serve the City of Westmount faithfully.It is firring that they are given prominence in this little tribute fo their year's achievements this week and West- mount oppreciates their loyal contribution to the welfare of the City.Guidance Theme At H-S Meeting Mr.A.B.Farquhar of Westmount High School, and Mr.W.Shufelt of St.Lambert High School will be guest speakers at the next regular meeting of the Greenfield Park Home and School Association to be held at the Royal George School at 8.15 p.m, Tuesday.Vocational Guidance will be the theme of this meeting, and a lively discussion is expected to result during the question and answer period.\u201cToo often boys and girls merely drift into lifes work without giving it sufficient forethought.\u201d states Mr.George Cumming, Publicity Chairman.\u201cThis usually leads to discontent and unhappiness which could be avoided if proper guidance is obtained and used.\u201d The meeting is open to the public, and light refreshments will be served.11th Annual Hobby Show Three Special Exhibits Featured During Event Outstanding exhibit of model trains, by S.P.Duslop, is one of three special exhibits featured in the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 11th annual Hobby Show.are two passenger trains, one of Completely made by hand, there which .is called the \u201cLaurentian,\u201d and three freight \u2018trains with car capacities, other such minute details and names of products realistically painted on the cars.There is also a circus train, and station, water tower and signal lights.A modern kitchen with its blue print, and the slogan \u201cA Blue Print Comes to Life with Colour\u201d is a spectacular display showing how paints made a kitchen attractive, exhibited through the courtesy of C.IL.A special feature of 30 books, from the Westmount Public Library, on hobbies and how to develop them, completes the trio of special exhibits.Due to the record number of entries, this year's Hobby Show is expected to be the best ever held in Westmount.The following are the hoys and girls who won awards in the Hobby Show.Literature: First: Donald Savage and Rex Binmore.co oh ''Sbidohd®:: Clare! Pringle) | Lilian! Butler and Carolyn Evans.Penmanship: First: Donald Savage and Patsy Smith.Second: Donald Hendry and Joanne Scott.Third: Gavin Ross.Crafts: First: Clifford Bowles, Walter Schiller, John McDowell, G.Dionne and Peter Wiggs.Second: Walter Schiller, Ronald Aldred and Tom Parrott.- Third: Paul Harris, W.Taylor, Lindsay Fraser and Beverley Wal- bank.Rotary Contestants Hit High Standard Of Talks Addresses by five of the contestants in the Rotary sponsored Public Speaking Contests were the highlights of Wednesday's Rotary luncheon.These youngsters are the finalists of their respece tive schools, and their addresses at the luncheon were actually part of the elimination program from which a winner was chosen to enter the finals.Lorne Foy of St.Leo's Academy was the first speaker, and his theme was \u201cYouth of Canada.\u201d In opening his address, he stated, \u201cIt is with pardonable pride I say I am a Canadian?\"He briefly describéd the actual and latent greatness of our great Blind An Example of Canadian Unity National Unity is nowhere Im Canada better exemplified than in the Province of Quebec, with perhaps the most outstanding instance the full and happy relationship between the Blind, stated Gilbert Layton, Secretary, Montreal Association for the Blind, in a statement to the press issued today.* Enjoyment of complete co-op- eration between the English- speaking Montreal Association for the Blind Inc.and its French- speaking counterpart, L Association Canadienne-Francaise - des Aveugles Inc.has for many years been established.The two associations have always worked in closest harmony and co-operatior.In the early days of this latter Institution, Mayor Joseph Beau- hien, of Outremont, studied closely the methods of manufacture applied by the Montreal Association at headquarters at 6980 Sherbrooke Street West.Then he organized the French Association.French-speaking workmen were sent to the Montreal Association workshops where they learned the brush and broom-making trades.Should either organization develop à new trade or handicraft, it advises the other; and each gives to the other the benefit of its experience.If the hlind can enjoy this common unity, why not the sighted.Tt makes for happy living and better privileges for all.During the year there is ron- siderable fraternization a'nong the members of the two organizations.such as outings to Belmont Park.boat excursions, and Christmas and New Year's parties.Special: Walter Schiller: 11111 pOontihued \u2018on Page: 2)! tac sas; UAT REED A re fe ES oh > ses Representations to Government, SEEN tinndd on Page 2) Teas ES # country, and said that \u201cWe must begin in our formative years to prepare ourselves for the responsibility which is yours today but ours tomorrow.\u201d Mr.Foy drew a parallel between two types of men and the ther mometer and thermostat.A thermometer just indicates the temperature, but a thermostat 4does something about its similarly there are men who talk about doing things and men who accomplish things.It rests with the young people to train themselves for the task, and make this country fulfil its great destiny in world affairs.James Dawson of Mount Royal High School entitled his address, \u201cLet Us Not Be Afraid.\u201d \u201cFear is man's greatest enemy,\u201d he said.Using cancer as a subject, he pointed out that it is one of the greatest killers of mankind, and that knowledge is one of the best weapons we have to fight it.He gave a brief his tory of the disease and listed its common symptons.Mr.Dawson, in closing his address, emphasized that cancer in most cases can be cuerd, if it is discovered in time.Patients should fear not the disease but fear lack of early attention.\u201cCanada Comes of Age\u201d was the theme of the address .of Jack Troughton, of Verdun High School, who pointed out that while our country has gained greatly in stature and develop~ ment in the past few years, it presents internally many of the contradictions that were there before the war.Nonetheless, \u2018it has grown in political maturity, independence and economic importance in the eyes of the world, With intelligent direction, said Mr.Troughton, Canada with her great resources can be made the most envied nation on earth in a position to théet (Continued on Page 2) '' I.Trompe mere Th LESTE LL wr Le TUR pt ae = 0000 mem [ERE CRN ap PAGE TWO + \u201cWestmeisat's Heme Nowspaper® 8Y REG Scouts & Cubs GROOME So, another season ends for the Inter-Pack Hockey League, the fourth one for this so far \u201cvery successful venture.2nd West- mount lads were all there to receive their champion crests which will soon be observed on many mount team at the end of the with Dixie at Lachine Arena.Also, there is a more complete story on what happened at the party held at Western Area Headguarters on Tuesday evening.We hope verybody present had a good time.The first ploneers to attempt to reach Tamaracouta, our woodland camp in the -pictures- * que Laurentians, will set out this afternoon.The plucky fellows are some boys from Hampstead Troop, who are geing up fer the week-end.Latest reports on the roads, up te Monday night, have them completely impassable by car, hard to walk and not much easier on a horse- drawn vehicle.So, these lads have their werk cut out for them and, by way of interest to readers, we will tell you more of what happens to them in this column next week.Incidentally, don't forget Ta- maracouta opens on June 28th this year, the week school closes (sounds good, en?).If you havent got your reservation in yet, better hurry, or you'll soon be out of luck.We hope to see many of the West- mount lads going to camp for at least two weeks.Rumour has it that 2nd Westmount Troop are going to be the first Troop to camp across the lake, opening up the first camp-site in a new .venture.Could it be?Well, we'll have to wait and see! April Badge Schedule for Headquarters on Bishop Street is now out and here is your second-to-the-last chance to get badges before Tamaracouta, for > May will see the last badge list for the 1946-47 season.Ask your Scoutmaster now for further details about the many badges which are open to you.Thanks are extended to the two Scouts from St.Matthias Troop whe helped at the Wolf Cub hockey party and congrats to Mike Field, genial Scoutmaster of the same Troop, for the excellent job he has done in piloting the league to its successful conclusion, as the back-bone of the whole integral organization.The six thousand British Scouts who will World Scout Jamboree in Paris this summer representing Great Britain have all been selected from over twenty thousand applicants while the Canadian representation of some 36 Scouters and Scouts are not yet sure of attending due to transportation difficulties.* * | Temple Emanu- El | ke *| Final Day of Passover Services: Tonight at 8.15 p.m.Yiskor and the Annual Spring Memorial Service will take place along with the Holy day Service, Dr.Stern will officiate and the Musical Responses will be chanted by Cantor Otto Staeron and the Temple Choir under the direction of Phillips Motley.Saturday morning, Junior Congregation Services, at 11,30 am.Child Study Group: Meets Tuesday, at 2 p.m., Temple Community House.Dessert Luncheon to precede meeting.Speaker: Dr.Frances Alexander, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, McGill University.Mrs.H.Joshua Stern will preside.Conveners: Mme.Samuel Paperman, Norman Rill, Jack Carrick, Charles Pollack Jack Rubenstein.HEALTH GUIDE Short and to the point is the \u201cguide to good health\u201d issued at Ottawa.; \u201cTake well-spaced and well- balanced meals; drink plenty of water; get restful sleep in a well-ventilated room, and add some outdoor recreation.\u201d Followed regularly, say the authorities, this routine will help to assure health and discourage «+ Qlgease-producing .germs.ce.a sweaters.If you take a gander, at the Sports Page, you will likely find a picture of the 2nd West- third game in their final -series attend thel : ernmental operation and politics tions \u2018axe ProVince wide, Rotary B (Centinued from Page 1) whatever the future may hold.On Tradition \u201cThis Happy Breed\u201d was the title of the address presented by Eapl Pennington of Strathcona Academy.In opening, he pointed out that England has a military heritage to be proud of which extends from the days of the ancient Britons; but with it there has developed a combination of justice, ideals and traditions which are expressed in the \u201cPlay the\u2018 game\u201d philosophy.They have long stood by their ideals, and their contribution to world progress in all fields has been outstanding.Melvin Rothman, of West- mount High School, spoke on \u201cThe High: School Curriculum of the Province of Quebec.\u201d He commenced by stating that it is inadequate, that there is much room for improvement.The curricula of Protestant High Sehools he said, are conditioned by university requirements despite the fact that only about 3 per cent.of students going through high schools go into universities upon matriculation.Moreover, too much emphasis is put on the teaching of academic French, and the speaking of the colloquial (Canadian) tongue is ignored.If we are to have unification in this country, we must learn to speak the language of our French Canadian compatriots, and vice versa.Another weak point is the £ that students are not given an adequate enough course in gov- to take an intelligent interest in the running of our country.In closing Mr.Rothman emphasized what to his mind is the greatest defect, the great lack of adequate occupational guidance, Ear] Pennington, of Strathcona Academy, wes judged winner of this contest.The judges were E.Delves, L.G.Ecroyd and H.B.Savage who had a difficult task in establishing the winner, considering the excellent material and presentation of all the contestants.Chairman Doug McKean presided and Bill Moxley, Chairman of the Youth's Service Committee, conducted the proceedings.Blind An (Continued from Page 1) Federal or Provincial, or to public bodies are made jointly, or ar least with full knowledge and approval of each organization, For instance, the two Associations jointly lent their support to efforts to have the Government\u2019 increase pensions for the Blind.They have also co-operated in sponsoring & float in the City Clean-Up Week Parades.The present officers of the French Association are: ©, A, Bri- sebois, Director, J.A, Globenski, President, and M.G.Gagné, Manager.Both Associations are dependent on public support.Roemer ber the Blind now, or in your wil in thankfulness you have your own sight, Learn the lesson of National Unity from them for a happier BIRDLAND \u2014 WINIFRED E.VOIL so Killdeer \u2018Plover \u201cThat's a Kilideer's call.The snow has scarcely gone, but*they are the earliest of the shore birds.Imagine hearing a Plover in the city! Let's go and see if we can find it,\u201d Alice urged.A large vacant lot lay just across the road from where we stood waiting fer a street car.We followed the sound, which took us half .a block away.Then a wire fence and muddy ground kept us from entering the field.But though 180 yards away we could see an olive brown bird running rapidly over the uneven ground, every now and then stopping to pick up something.\u201cKildee, kildee,\u201d cried .a loud voice just overhead.Lodking up we saw the mate, fly erratically, with Jong pointed wings that showed a white V.It almost alit a few feet from us, displaying a white shirt front across which were two black belts.But on spying us it turned, and flying low, gave us a good view of the gorgeous Indian red tail The splash of colour was diamond shaped, because the tail comes to a point in the middle and the bird's rump is also ru- fous.There was no chance to see the odd Ieet that have no hind toe.\u201cWe must come back properly shod when \u2018there are eggs,\u201d 1 said.*In one of the nests,\u201d added my companion.\u2018Remember Killdeer Plovers often scrape out several hollows before deciding which spot will be safest.\u201d It was mid-April before we returned.No wonder these birds have the Latin name \u2018vocifer- us.\u201d The pair made such a fuss that our visit was hurried.Ignoring the pantomine (for the mother tried to lead us off by \u201cplaying wounded\u2019), we made for the place she had just vacated.Or was it \u201che\u201d who had been incubating?Four greenish-buff eggs heavily blotched with black lay in a saucer-shaped depression.They matched their surroundings so perfectly that no attempt had been made to conceal them.Where would the newly-hatch- ed youngsters be taken when the long vigil of about four weeks was over?We knew of no nearby water where little Killdeers always spend their early days.But mamma and papa must have been wiser than we.It is a pity that so many of these birds have been shot.Their consumption of various insects that annoy man and are injurious to crops should win them protection.Why band birds?THE LEGAL WAY A lawyer thus illustrates the language of the craft: \u201cIf a man were to give another an orange, he would simply say: \u2018Have an orange\u2019 But when the transaction is entrusted to a lawyer to be put in writing he adopts this form: \u2018I hereby give and convey to you, all and singular, my estate and interests, right, title, claim and advantages of and in said orange, together with all its ring, juice, pulp and pips and all rights and advantages therein with full power to bite, suck, and otherwise to eat the same or give the same away with or without the rind, skin, juice, pulp and pips, anything here- inbefore or hereinafter or in any other means of whatever nature or kind whatsoever to the contrary in any wise not- Canada.Activities of both Pepper i withstanding.\u201cAnd then another lawyer comes along .and takes it.away from you!\u201d weir Westmount Highlights I have bad news, sad news, news so heart-breaking that you will be weeping daily for the next month.It is with a heavy heart that I pen these words.But, gentlemen, and ladies too, we must bear up.We must raise our chins, draw in our abdoinens and stick out our chests.We must grin at fate, cruel fate.We must never let the outsiders see just how greatly this sad news has moved us.Go about your appeinted tasks as if nothing out of the ordinary has happened.Whistle while you work.Sing while you play, if you can muster, sufficient courage to play after this saddening news.Do your best not to toss and turn while in the arms of ever-tempting Morpheus.Remember that what must be, must be.Ours not to reason Why, and so on.Because, ladies and gentlemen, The Gayety neo longer has a chorus line! ITEMS Last week's guest effort, and a very creditable effort too, was the Bob Grant.The by-line was left out through oversight .: West- mount High's pucksters off to Ottawa today for an exhibition game with St.Pat's .Les Morrow, the former editor of The Examiner is now pounding out his copy for The Herald, He's on a suburban beat and going great guns in his new surroundings .Evelyn Brem- ner, she of tennis arid McGill fame, will be teaching a grade five class at Roslyn next year .Bert Grind- ley still enjoying his work at Mitchell's .Billy Minto down in New York for the Easter Parade with a couple of cronies .Jack McKissock, the athlete, ambling along St.Catherine Street with his new Easter trappings in a large cardboard box under his arm .Atwood Macdonald, the politico, hitting the books hard in preparation for his third year arts exams at McGill .Dawson collegians Don Hawker and Chuck McCrae in town last week-end .George Houston, the tennis court custodian and learned savant, prepping for his fourth year finals at Sir George Williams College .Char- studying at the Claremont Avenue branch of the same institute.Bliss Cartmel, the lad with the surname Voronka can\u2019t spell correctly, has done a fine job on the Hobby Shew publicity.The show winds up at the Westmount Y tomorrow night .It was a year ago tonight that the Purple and White Revue '46 opened a two- night stand at Victoï&a Hall .And it was two years ago tomorrow, on the opening night of the Purple and White Revue '45, that FDR died .Jimmy Henderson and Mike McBean enjoying their work as apprentice accountants .Bryson Berry now working in a new department at that ~well- known downtown store .Wright Balfour, the Westmount who has nenned two or three Westmount Highlights columns, now working for British United Press in Winnipeg .Henry Blakeney still increasing the fortunes of that nicotine vending firm .Marjorie Wiggs, the tenis player and deb.now a model .-.Fred Coburn, the ex-WHS'ER, about to wind up the third year of his forestry course at UNB .Charles Cook about to finish his first year at Bishop's .Tom Earle, the publicist and radio man, ankling along Sherbrooke Street on Easter Sunday with a lovely morsel of femininitv at his side .Harold Emo still working hard as an Insurance adjuster .Eula Elliot a nurse - to - be at the Royal Vic .Peter Jessop, the ex-WHS\u2019er now back work of Westmount\u2019s well-known | lie Hazen, the ex-Navy lad, still a strict literary silence : .Man garet Swain enjoying the ten- \u201cGay respite from her\u2019 teaching chore at Roslyn .This being the week after Easter, this column is shorter than usual, Hobby Show (Continued from Page 1) Cooking: First: Martha McDo gal and Carol Reaper.! Second: Chole Lefond and Elisg beth Cross.Honourable Mention: Wright.Metal Work: First Tom Parrott § Special: Tom Parrott.Sewing, Knitting and Embro Ë dery: First Catherine Folkins an Laine Norkett.b Second: Joanne Scott and Au drey Anderson.Third: Elizabeth Cross and Man jorie Kishino.Special: Mary Pemberton- -Smit | Irene Droste and Barbara Blond Aeroplanes: First: Jack Folkins, § Peter Safford and Bobby Forres Second: Norman Alexander} Robin Nichols and Richard Freed: man.Honourable Mention: Ian Ru therford.Special: Bobby Forrest.Boats: First: Jack Folkins, John | Laugh and Ron Doyle.Second: Ian Rutherford.> Third: Ron Doyle.Cars and Trucks: First: Richard Harling and Jack Folkins.Second: John Laugh.Third: Ian Rutherford.Art: First: Nancy Dalton, P.Ro.§i driguez, M.Dufresne, C, Atkinson, § H.Liverant, P.Loebel, A.Chess mar, D.Jones, B.Radley, B.Beds ford, B.Welbank, J.Cote, G Gough, J.Deachman, N.Mack, J, Breck Ley and G.Phillips.Special: G.Gough.* * L Melville Presbyterian | Lloyd G.Hopper, L.R.S.M., haji been appointed the new organist and choirmaster at Melville Church.The services of the special choir ef young people from Peace | 3 last Sunday if Centennial School were much appreciated.Miss Betty Burton has returned (i to the city and will have charge of §i4 the Sunday School until the sum A mer holidays.There will be a brief Baptismal ji service en Sunday at 4 p.m.Thisk will be conducted by Rev.Dr.Mul-k ligan and by Rev.William McLean.f of \u201cThe Sailor's Institute.\u201d Rev.D.A.Smith, B.A, of Van« couver, superintendent of Missions for British Columbia and of Chis nese Missions in Canada, connect: ed with the Presbyterian Church: in Canada, will preach in Melville Church Sunday at 7.30 p.m.At 11 a, m.Rev.Dr.Mulligan will preach on \u201cThe Power Of Consecrated Services\u201d.Now thal; services have resumed in Melyille Church, the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society and the Melville Church Assock ation have made arrangements for two important social gatherings tv be held in the near future.To ascertain whether cherrk are worm-infested, place the er tire Jot in cold water.Perfed: cherries sink; worms float for a short time.FOR THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN See Page 13 Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS K.C.Department for the closing of estates of Daceased Persons.\u2019 oT elephone HA, 9238.\u2018ds $7 St.James St.Wesf un?fit those containing : HE Chess À Beds e G ck, J.LWIN te SALES SERVICE REPAIRS DExter 8439 WASHING MACHINES REFRIGERATION FWestmount's Home Newspaper™ Dr.\"Stern Conducts Old Ritu Hen 200 Attend Temple Seder The Congregational Seder was observed last Friday evening, Temple Community House.Dr.Stern conducted the ritual and was Isted by- Officers-of the Congregation, the Sisterhood and Bro- erhood.The traditional melodies were sung by Cantor Otto Faeren and the Temple Choir, Madame Stella Andreva of the Metropolitan Opera was among the guests at Seder and by special re- lest sang fo the delight of all those assembled.The Afikoma tréasure hunt was in charge of Mr.Ted Garfinkle and the young- Btors participated in this all-important feature of the Seder.Prizes or finding the Afikoma were awarded to Brian Wojfe and Stephanie Stern.The Sisterhood Com- % fiittee was in charge of the Passover Dinner.Among those who attended with their families were the following: Miss Estelle Abrams, Mr.and Mrs.A.Abrams, Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Adelstein, Mr.and Mrs.S.Adel- stein, Mr.and Mrs.Josef Aron, Mr.and Mrs.Charles, Mrs.Samuel Medine, Kenneth Asch and Stephen Asch, Mr.and Mrs, J.M.ambiger.Mrs.C.Bercovici, Mr.and Mrs.David Berzan, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Bieber, Mr.and Mrs.Nathan Bing, Mr.A.Block, Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Bornstein, Mr.and Mrs.Garner Bornstein, Miss Mollie Aron, Mr.Robert Bornstein, Mr.Richard Bornstein, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Bornstein, Mr.James Bornstein, Mr.Sidney Bornstein, Mrs.H.Botner, Mr.and Mrs.A.Brodsky, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Carrick, Mr.and Mrs.Justin Loeb, Miss Ruth Carrick, Mr.Cyril Carrick.Mr.and Mrs.A.Carsley, Mr.and Mrs.Phillip Coan, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Cooper, Mrs.H.Joshua Stern, Miss Stephanie Stern, Miss Murial Cooper, Mr.Harry E.Davis, Mr.RK, Ekler, Mr.Max En- kin, Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Fischel, Miss Carol Fischel, Mr.Gordon Fischel.Mr.and.Mrs.Teddy Garfinkle, Miss Charlotte Garfinkle, Mr.Hirsh Garfinkle, Miss Irma Gar- finkle, Mr.and Mrs.H.Gerber.Miss Rita Gerber, Mr.and Mrs.Asher Gerstenfeld, Mr.and Mrs.Max Goldberg, Mr.Herbert Gold- (Continued on Page 12) Plea To Provide For All Animals At Moving Time If you cannot keep your dog or cat any longer or do not want them please do not leave them behind or purposely lose them when you move.If people considered for a moment, they would realize how cruel they are in deserting animals; yet thousands are left every spring and autumn.Sometimes in empty houses, birds are left in cages to starve to death, and also dogs and cats, or animals are turned out to suffer fear, hunger and thirst and often a tragic end, because their owners are too indifferent or too selfish to see that the poor animals have a quick, merciful death.It is to prevent all this suffering that I ask the co-operation of the public, announces W.N.Dunlop, S.P.C.A.General Manager, When animaïs are moved from one house to another, it is wise to keep them shut in for a few days, as they may become frightened in the strange surroundings and try to find their way back to the old familiar home; many animals are lost in this way.A telephone call to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will bring the ambulance (Continued on Page 15) Going © ~ Trip?HOTELS AND RESORTS Free Information.No Service Charge Complete Travel Arrangements Business or Pleasure Domestic or Foreign WHERE-TO-GO TRAVEL SERVICE LTD.1410 Staniey (Room 510) PHONE LA.0027 - OPEN EVENINGS F.L SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Mens TAILOR Cood assortment of importeo goods always in stock Repairing, cleaning and pressing 4983 SHERBROOKE WEST ELwood 0082 D PAINTING AND DECORATING CARPENTRY REPAIRS ; Cleanest, Neatest and Mont Thorough in Town J.A.Bethune Celor Suggestions and Estimates Free This Week At Victoria Hall + Friday, April 11 Westmount Women\u2019s Club (Annual Meeting), 2.30 p.m, Caledonia Society.West End Dance \u2014 evening.Monday, April 14 Putters\u2019 Social Club \u2014 evening.Montreal Gardeners and Florists Club, 8 p.m.Westmount Lodge A.F.and A.M.\u2014 evening, St.Antoine-Westmount Prog.- Cons.Ass'n.Meeting \u2014 evening, Tuesday, April 15 Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish Variety Show \u2014 8 p.m.St.Johns Ambulance Westmount Branch.N.D.G.Women's Club \u2014 2.30 p.m.Wednesday, April 16 V.O.N.\u2014morning and afternoon.Rotary Club: Westmount Municipal Assocla- tion \u2014 evening, Electa Chapter O.E.S, Thursday, April 17 Fossils Club Play \u2014 8.15 p.m.Stamp Club \u2014 Evening.Jersey Channel Islands Ass'n Meeting \u2014 evening.Mt.Royal Chapter A.M.O.R.C.=> evening.GERTRUDE ROONEY of the WE FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine West Croceries, Fruits, Vegetables, {Near The Forum) LICENSED GROCER Cigarettes, etc.DELIVER Fl.4744 Montreal Figure Skating Club is pictured above as she congratulates the Champion, Barbara Ann Scott, while attending the North American Figure Skating Championships held recently at the Minto Skating Club at Ottawa.Gertrude is eleven years and has jw?recently passed the Bronze Test.Y.M.C.A.News Items The Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 Badminton Club are sponsoring the Second Inter-Y Open Badminton Tournament, Wednesday evening In the Westmount Junior High School Gym.Six representative \u2018Y\u2019 teams are entered in the Tournament, according to Jim McJannet, Chairman of Tournament and Play Committee.A team consists of six players.The Tournament is in three sections \u2014 Ladies\u2019 doubles, Men's doubles and mixed doubles.Physical Committee The monthly meeting of the Physical Committee has been postponed till Monday 6 p.m., supper meeting in the Cafeteria, Westmount \u2018Y\u2019.Dr.Holland the Chairman requests that all members be present.Young People's Conference The Fourth National Young People's Conference will be held June 28th to July 6th at the Y.M.C.A.Camp, Lake Couchiching, Ontario.Two huridred young people will attend representing Highland Dancing Taught Children The Caledonian Society of Montreal Juvenile Dancing Class has now been resumed under the direction of Miss Carrie Biggers.The class is held on Wednesday evenings at 330 Victoria Avenue, West- mount.Free tuition in Highland Dancing is given to all children whose parents are members of the Society.Pupils of the class compete in the Annual Caledonian Games to be held in June, and there is still ample time to enroll.This class offers parents an excellent opportunity to have their children taught Highland Dancing.Full particulars will be gladly furnished by.Miss Biggers or by John G.Withers, Hou.Sec'y.of the Society.local associations all across Canada, to discuss the problems facing youth to-day.Westmount will have two delegates chosen by the membership to represent them.Semi-Formal Dance Bill Pardoe, Chairman of S.N.C.Executive has called a meeting of his committee for Monday at 7.30 p.m., to make final arrangements for the Semi-Formal Party on Saturday.The Club's semi-formal parties have become very popular affairs and another successful event is indicated, according to Jim Hen- PAGE THRER =» \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 derson.Jim requests that all mems- bers be on hand for Monday's meeting.Semi-Private Learn to Swim The semi-private Learn to Swim Campaign willaopen on Monday, May 6th, and continue till June 20th.These learn-to-swim classes are for boys and girls 6 to 12 years of age, who cannot swim 25 yards.Classes are held twice weekly and registration is definitely limited 12 to a class.All instruction will be under the guidance of George Barker, the Physical Director, assisted by a group of volunteer leaders, each with their swimming and Life Saving certificates.+ The Quality Tea SALAIA ORANGE PEKOE (Near Clarement) MO ee = po on TITRE ST ox SUN, TAO.rt TSE ss ei STORAGE YOUR PRECIOUS FURS ARE SAFE IN OUR FIREPROOF VAULTS Restyling - Glazing - Repairing All Estimates and Suggestions Without Obligation NORMANDIN & FILS (Established 1804) 5007 Sherbrooke West LIMITED EL.6049 em mrs AMIE et de Sd es PE | 2 ; 44 vo 4 Lo ie pe aT.ma TI -» i |PAGE POUR THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmoont GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by ; | THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY 3 Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAinut 2773 % \u201cThe Exuminer\u201d sims to be an Independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.1 Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Nept.Ottawa FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 PLIGHT OF FRENCH CHILDREN The Quebec Committee of the Save the : Children Fund is continuing its efforts to raise funds and will buy more and more as the money is available.The Canadian Save the Children Fund has received word from the French Save the Children Fund acknowledging five cases Canadian clothing.Lady Johnson, the Fund's representative in France, in writing to the Fund in Canada, said:\u2014 \u201cWords fail to express my gratitude once again.All I can say is that I was moved to tears when I saw all these treasures come to light.It is an unspeakable joy to be able to relieve those who suffer around me.\u201d The food situation is still critical in many towns in France, and will be until the summer vegetables begin to come in.As late as February 22nd, in the Daily Mail, Continental Paris edition, there was a headline \u201c20 of France\u2019s largest towns face the worst food crisis since the war\u201d.Help save the children.Contribute to the Save the Children Fund.P.E.L.PREMIER NOT INTIMATED Premier Jones of Prince Edward Island has talked back to the pressure groups, and has told them that, so far as his province is concerned, they had better forget the nonsense of a compulsory eight-hour day.He will not pass such legislation, There are not enough idleness-sharers on the island to frighten the government, or to drown the voice of reason with their organized clamor.Most of the islanders draw their living from the land.They know that WEEKLY REVIEW THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, the growing of crops and the feeding of livestock do not fit in with the eight-hour day; and they have no intention of passing laws that will cripple the industry on which their living depends.There is, of course, no P.E.I law against everyone getting a 30- hour-week job at high pay.NEW METHOD, FILM RECRUITING With Cineguild Company ready to start work on \u201cOliver Twist\u201d for the J.Arthur Rank Organization, no able juvenile actor has been uncovered for the title role in the Charles Dickens classic.The studio has taken its problem directly to motion picture audiences.All over London, in the various theatres, the producers are releasing a two- minute film, calling for a boy over 12, slight, fair, no previous experience necessary, for.the role of Oliver.Interestingly enough, Anthony Wager, who plays young Pip in \u201cGreat Expectations,\u201d made the cinematic appeal for a new boy actor to step forth and reveal himself.= HE NEEDED MORE CAPITAL Mr.Tamonon kept telling his wife what he could do if he had some capital, writes -Wil- liam Feather.He was a life insurance salesman and his ambition was to own an agency.Mrs.Tamonon was a college graduate and had a teacher's certificate.She decided it was up to her to help accumulate the capital so she took a job in the public school system.The first thing Mr.Tamonon did with the surplus income was to move into a better apartment where\"fhe rent was higher.Later he traded in his old car for a more expensive make.The second summer they went to Europe.Mr.Tamonon never has accumulated any capital.Mrs.Tamonon still works and Mr.Tamonon actually earns less than he did before she went to work.He is very nice around the house, though.He cooks breakfast and drives Mrs.Tamonon to her school.He calls for her in the afternoon and helps her with the dinner when they eat at home.After lunch he usually plays bridge for an hour or two at his club.WHAT EGYPT OWES TO BRITAIN By LEWIS MILLIGAN What is the history of the British occupation of Egypt?Tt is certainly not one of conquest.Britain did not go into Egypt with the deliberate intention of conquering its people and annexing their territory, but was gradually drawn into a protectorate of the country by a series of international complications, The Government of Egypt at the time was bankrupt, and the country was in a state of chaos, which reached its climax in the year 1876.The Khedive had suspended payment of all Treasury bills which amounted to nearly $500,000,000.Corruption and maladministration prevailed, Ultimately France, Italy and Austria nominated repre- Es Coa ons a) ; 1 ZZ Fa av Alek Cape vo.King amer me ~~ ESSAI \u201cHis heart action\u2019s hectic, Docs tor.Me's proposed Lo me twice ually developed a system of democratic government, until at sentatives to a commission fork APRIL 11, 1947 the purpose of dealing with the financial situation and collect ing the debts owing to those countries.Great Britain was unwilling to interfere, but was finally persuaded to appoint a representative to the commis- gion in the person of Sir Evelyn Baring, who afterwards was known as Lord Cromer.As a result or the intervention of this commission the financial position of the country improved, but in the meantime a political storm was brewing.Amed Arabi, an Egyptian of humble origin who had risen to the rank of Colonel, led a revolt in the native army and finally assumed the position of virtual dictator.He built strong batter- les at the port of Alexandria and challenged the British fleet in the harbor.The historical bombardment of Alexandria followed.British troops were landed and Amed Arabi's forces were defeated at the Battle of Tel-el-Kebir.Even now the British declined to remain in Egypt, although they had the support of other powers.Trouble broke out in the Sudan, and Britain decided to withdraw her garrison and abandon the country.Meanwhile, a religious fanatic, known as the Mahdi, rose to power.General Gordon was sent to report on the situation and suggest the best means of evacuation, While on this mission General Gordon and the garrison at -Khartum were slaughtered by the Mahdi's men.That was in 1885.Khartum was not recaptured until the year 1895, when Sir Herbert Kitchener (afterwards Lord Kitchener) finally routed the Sudanese forces.Reforms were instituted throughout the country under Lord Cromer, who was known ag the \u201cSavior of Egypt.\u201d The River Nile was dammed and a system of irrigation was estah- lished.Peace and prosperity prevailed, such as had not been known in Egypt since the time of the Pharaohs.It should be stated that the British occupation of Egypt was decided upon by the Anglo-French Convention, which was signed in 1905.There have been periodic disturbances and riots, but these have not been due to British misrule.They have usually arisen among Egyptian students who have had sufficient education in British principles of democracy to give them a desire for independence, but not enough to impress them with a sense of responsibility and gratitude for what Great Britain has accomplished for their country\u2014to say nothing of the whole of Egypt and North Africa from the Germans at the Battle of Alamein.These political uprisings on the part of students in Cairo were in reality a tribute to British rule.As the country and its people have advanced, Great Britain has grad- oo re een ee pg i TET 2 Sot uy a Ca the present time Egypt is virtually an independent state.The conditions and the political situation in Northern Africa are far removed from what they were seventy or even forty years ago when Britain at the request of other European nations entered into the occupation of Egypt.The Ethiopians have benefitted by British rule in Egypt.They co-operated with the British in the suppression of the fanatic terrorism in the Sudan, from which they suffered for centuries.The wild Dervishes used to make periodic raids into Ethiopian territory, and after the defeat of the Mahd: their troubles from that quarter ceased.The history of the occupation of Egypt is similar in many respects to that of India and other British possessions.In any case, the entire world has changed enormously in the past hundred years, due largely to the progressive policy that has characterized the development of all countries that have come within the British Empire.Minister of Agriculture Gar- diner in an address given a short time ago, said: Nothing will make farmers more money in the next three or four years than hogs and eggs.Their production is necessary to assure us the British market over a much longer period.I am not going to urge that more cattle be produced.\u201d © In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed e The opinions Forum are not netessarily those this newspaper, and !+ does n accept responsibility for them.with: a remarkable weeks' meetings of senior high school pupils under the auspices of the World Citizenship Association.Two thousand of them, chosen from all over the land crowded Central Hall (neighbor of the Houses of Parliament) and listened to speeches on world affairs from Catholic ministers, trade union leaders, scientists historians and economists.Each speaker then submits to a lengthy period of questioning and the meeting breaks into groups for discussion.It is a lively and revealing experience to attend one of these youthful sessions in the hall where the U.N.had its first assembly twelve months ago.It is a healthy antidote to cynicism and to despair about the part this old-country is going to play in the days to come.Cecil Northcott * % x No act of the king\u2019s could have given the British public more pleasure than his bestowing of the Order of Merit on John Winant, American ambassador to this country during the war.Winant\u2019s understanding of our curious island manners and customs and his friendship with such widely different men as Churchill, Attlee, Bevin and Eden commended him offectionately to the British people.Those receiving the Order of Merit are strictly limited in number; it is \u2018designed as a special distinction for eminent men and women.\u201d Its present members in clude General Eisenhower, G.M.Trevelyan, the historian, John Masefield, the poet, A.N.Whitehead, the philosopher, and Gilbert Murray, the classical scholar.Cecil Northcott &% ¥% % Consciencous Objectors who are members of the Christian Science Church in London met recently to organize themselves as the \u201cPeace Association of Christian Scientists, British Section\u201d.The international organization of which they will be a part has its headquarters in Portland, Oregon.Cecil Northcott.¥ 4% % Recently Republican Senator Wayne Morse said of President Truman: \u201cHe is slugging right now and he has the Republicans on the defensive.\u201d Another enthusiastic admirer was ex- Heavyweight Champion Gene Tunney who called at the White House and announced to reporters that: \u201cThe country is in good hands.I never saw a more solid citizen, His eye is clear and he is just as solid as a wall.His jaw is square and his stomach is as flat as an athlete\u2019s.\u201d\u201d Tunney pointed to his own stomach to stress the point.% 4% % Four months ago hard pressed Yale University raised its tuition to $500, a maximum the Government pays for veterans under the G.I.Bill of Rights.A few weeks Jater Yale announced a second round of tuition raising up to $600 a year effective next Fall, Harvard\u2019s basic tuition is still at $400 and Princeton's at $500.% 4% % U.S.movies never enjoyed such a profitable year at the box office.Nineteen pictures made $4,- 000,000 or more each.Until 1926 only twenty-five pictures in Hollywood history have done that well.Ingrid Bergman with four hit movies renting in the US.and Canda for a total of $21,750,000 was the year\u2019s most profitable star.Bing Crosby whose three hits rented for $18,000,000 was second.MGM with thirteen of the top sixty money-makers collected the most rental: 47,250,000.Next were Paramount, twelve pictures at $44,650,000.Twentieth \u2018 Centurv Fox $35,000,000 and RKO with EIR ey eS RATÉ SANT ae PA RTE \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspgper™ THE FORUM Conducted by Howard S.Ross, expressed In this London ushered in its New Year q of ot picture \u201cCaeray $2,250,000, w.the only foreign film to squeczé into the top sixty.It came numbep Rank\u2019s British and Cleopatra\u201d fifty-six.\u201cHenry V\u201d was thg first foreign picture to make a real impression in the U.S.A.% 4% æ Publisher McCormick of Chicago said that the city planner told him recently that he believed thal in the future Los Angeles would \u2018be the largest city in the U.S.A.New York second, Chicago third and Houston fourth.Publisher McCormick added \u201cThe planfiep may be right if New York and Chicago in particular continue to be dead from the neck up.\u201d + #% % Editor F.L.Allen at a New York meeting of the National Publishers Association said: \u2018There is the obvious fact that for every reader who really knows how to read and also consciously wants to buy ideas there are ten who simply want to be amused.The danger is that practically all the magazines on the stands will either not discuss public issues at all, or will do it with blinders on \u2014each magazine expressing its own special view, whatever this may be and not acquainting its readers with any other views, The traffic in fresh ideas hans therefore been dependent largely upon a handful of magazines which were liberals in the nest sense, by which I mean that they assume that there might be more than on2 side to a question, that new ideas were not necessarily poisonous and that open-minded- ness was à virtue.The journalist of the closed mind knows in advance which side he is on and encourages the correspcndent or accepts the article that will give aid and comfort to that side, forsaking the obligation to eliminate he turns on the heat; the result is inevitably the other side fights back; the blood pressure of the community rises, and what we tend to Wave in our journalism is not a town meeting in which unexpected things and fresh solutions and ingenious compromises have a hearing, but a pitch-battle of propagandas.So persuasive has the new tradition of the closed mind become in journalism that there are many topics \u2018n which it is hard today to get even & reasonably fair-minded article.I should like to know whether or not there is truth in the reports that during the war the control of American industry has become more concentrated than before This is the sort of thing that we ought to know about, but I feel in my bones that most of the journalists who might be competent to deal with it woula regard themselves as bound by cunscience to make the picture either as black or as white as possible: either to show that those glorious characters, our industrial leaders, are more perfect, or else that those horrid predators, the millionalras, are fastening upon us a chain of Fascism.\u201d * % » General MacArthur wrote recently to a U.S.clergyman of & Christian opportunity in Japan \u201cwithout counterpart since the birth of Christ\u201d.If this oppor tunity is wisely seized, he stated, \u201c a revolution of the spirit may be expected to ensue which may more favorably alter the course of civilization than has any economic or political revolution in the history of the world.\u201d Maybe the polite host these days should bore his guests so they will eight pictures at $30,000,000.feel at home.ROG: oi fashioning for us a systum ever \u2018 REY It SRE \u2019Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d * f Trinity Church | + * The daily papers of two weeks ago carried a news dispatch from London to the effect that Dr.Barnes, Bishop of Birmingham, was publishing a book on \u201cThe Rise of Christianity\u201d in which he questioned some of the fundamentals of Christianity and urged that the Christian religion be stripped of myth and romanticism so that it will square with scientific facts.As there has been a good deal of discussion of this dispatch amongst Church people, the morning sermons at Trinity Memorial Church for the next two Sundays will deal with the questions involved.* Î Calvary Church | * * On Sunday, in Calvary United Church, at the morning service, the worship will be conducted and an Object Lesson Address, illustrated with Scripture Scrolls similar to those used in the Churches before books were printed and bound, will be given by the Rev M.W.Booth, B.A, B.D., Secretaty of the Montreal Auxiliary Bible Society.The sermon will be delivered by the Minister, Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D,, on \u201cThe Risen Lord meets seven disappointed fishermen.\u201d The Church School will resume its regular sessions at 10 a.m.on Sunday in all departments, with the Senior Bible Class, under the leadership of Mrs.Davidson.The Nursery Division and the Mission Band will meet during the morning service period.Dr.Jones will conduct the service of worship and will preach at 7.30 p.m.on \u201cThe Foolishness of Preaching.\u201d The Young People\u2019s Union will reopen its meetings on Monday at 8.15 p.m.in the Church Parlors.Sunday, April 20th, a Young People\u2019s Rally Service will be conducted by representatives of the Presbytery and Conference Young People's Organizations.The address will be delivered by Allis- ter Kirker of Ottawa, who has been elected as the delegate of the Montreal and Ottawa Y.P.U.to attend the Youth Conference in Oslo in July, 1947.* [ Westmount Baptist | * \u201cUnexpected Aftermath of Easter\u201d will be the Morning Sermon in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.The Minister will portray types of men whom the risen Christ ignore and other types to whom he shows himself alive.The Evening Service Address will be entitled \u201cThe Next Time Christ Will Be Actually Seen\u201d, in which will be a preview of the approaching appearance of the vie- torious Lord.\u201cUnto Them That Look For Him Shall He Appear\u201d.Westmount Choir, under the Leadership of Hibbert Troop.will repeat Easter music.Dr.Johnston will preach at both Services.Westmount Young People, in addition to the programme carried through by themselves in a most efficient way, are following with keenest interest a course of 20 Minute Lectures, conducted by Dr.Johnston, on \u201cThe Christian Doctrines of Grace\u201d.In these discussions keen young minds are seeking to grasp the heart of the Christian message, as it\u2019applies to modern every-day living.Visitors or new members of the followship are always welcome.These young men and women meet each Monday at 8 p.m.* * | St.Andrew\u2019s Church | * * There will be a special young people's service at St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, starting at 7.30 pm.This will be in the nature of a Vocational Direction Service.Brief addresses will be given by Mrs.Donald Morrison on \u201cOpportunities for Young Women,\u201d by Rev.A.J.Mowatt on \u201cThe Challenge of Our Over- Seas Missions,\u201d and by Lloyd Meo on \u201cThe Call to the Mirijstky.\" \u2014 : CL > .NU THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 Lome.to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly f Westmount Park | * * Anniversary services will be held in Westmount Park Church on Sunday.The Session has asked the minister, Rev.G.W.Goth ,to conduct the services and preach the sermons.The morning sermon entitled: \u201cA Date With Destiny\u201d will box in the nature of a challenge to all Christians.It will relate itself to the unique opportunity which confronts the Christian Church in these great days \u2014 days in which people must make up their minds whom they will serve, Will it be Christ or Caesar\u2014God or Mammon?It cannot be both.The words of the great Apostle Paul keep ringing in the ears of all thinking peopl today.\u2018 At the evening service Mr.Goth wil continue the series of sermons on \u201cDesign for Living,\u201d when the topic will be: \u2018How to Behave in a Crisis.\u201d Ir St.Luke's United | * x The Young People of St.Luke\u2019s and Rosedale United Churches will act as hosts to the Young People of Newport United Churches, Vermont, this weekend.A full program of a social, recreational and religious nature is arranged.The Friday evening program will be in Rosedale United Church.The Saturday program, followed by special services on Sunday in whfch the Young People will participate, will be held in St.Luke\u2019s.One hundred Young People will render the hymn \u201cLead Kindly Light\u201d at the morning service.The devotional exercises will be in charge of Young People from Newport and St.Luke's.The minister is requested to preach on the theme of the Oslo Youth Conference to be held in Oslo this July, namely, \u201cJesus Christ Is Lord.\u201d The Young People will be in charge of the service.A chorus of eight girls from Newport will render two or three numbers.Colin West (Rosedale) and Margaret Alderson (Newport) will give a duet number.The minister will give a brief address on the subject, \u2018Open the Door\u2014\u201d The evening service is at 7 p.m.in order that the visiting group may catch the evening train for home at West- mount.The choir will render anthems at both the morning and evening services.All Young People of the community are invited to these services on Sunday.Full support of parents and friends will be welcomed.The next baptismal service is Sunday morning, April 20th.Parents desiring to have their children baptized should contact the minister.The Young Adult Group will meet Sunday evening, April 20th and meet on April 25th.Watch for future announcements concerning these meetings.Senior Young Peoples Union Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave, John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister HAibbert \u2018I'roop Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY APRIL 13th 11.00 a.m.\u201cUnexpected Aftermath of Easter\u201d \u2014Men To Whom Christ Shows Himself Alive, 7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Next Time Christ will be Actually Seen\u201d\u2014A Pre-view of a Promised Appearance, \u201cUnto_ Them That Look for Him Shall He Appear.\u201d Easter Music Repeated by the Choir, Dr, Johnston at both Services ; GUESTS CORDIALLY WELCOMED! the Half-Way Club will % came first in their class in the United Church in securing the greatest number of subscriptions for The United Church Observer.The prize is a beautiful Holman Red Letter Teacher's - Bible.\u2014 Congratulations.* | - Stanley Presbyterian At Stanley Church on Sunday, both services of worship will be conducted by the minister, Rev.J.D.Wilkie.In the morning Mr.Wilkie will speak on \u201cWhat Means the Cross,\u201d and in the \u2018evening his subject will be \u201cFace to Face With God.\u201d The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed on Sunday, April 20th, at both the morning and evening services.The Preparatory Service will be held on Friday evening, April 18th, when the new Communicants will be received into the fellowship of the church.The child baptized at the morning service last Sunday was # Keith Howard Taylor, infant son of Mr.and Mrs.E.H.Taylor.The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers will take place on Monday, April 14th, at 8 p.m.The Minister's Bible Class meets every Sunday at 3 p.min the Ladies\u2019 Parlour.The Women's Prayer Meeting each Friday at 11 a.m.The Girl Guides on Monday at 7 p.m.and Scouts on Thursday at 7.30 p.m, * * L Church of the Advent | * The Easter Carol Service at T p.m.wili be the special feature in the observance of Low Sunday.This carol service combines the elements of a religious drama and an act of worship.At the commencement of the service the church is in almost total darkness; gradually the light increases as the service proceeds.Candles are lighted at the Lectern before the First Lesson, which is read by a Server; on the High Altar and the Lord\u2019s Altar before the Te Deum; on the pulpit before the sermon.A procession is made to the Font, where prayers are offered, and each Chorister and Server is given a candle, when the final procession makes its way to the Sanctuary.The church is flooded with light as the service closes with a Doxology and the Blessing.Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Ave., Westmount (Opposite Westmount Park) Minister: Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A, LLB, D.D.SUNDAY APRIL 13th 11.00 a.m.The Rev, Dr.Mulligan, 11.30 a.m.Sunday School, 7.30 p.m.Rev.D.A.Smith, B.A., Super- inlendent of Missions in British Columbia and of Chinese work In Canada.VISITORS WELCOME Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY APRIL 13th 11.00 a.m.\u201cWhat means the Cross?\u201d\u2014 Gen, 45:8.11.15 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Bible Class.7.30 p.m, \u201cFace to Face with God.\"\u2014 Heb.10:19.The Minister will conduct both services Of Worship, Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus,, (McGill) Organist and Choir\u2019 Director \"at mere antes: TE * f Dominion-Douglas | * * On Sunday Dominion - Douglas Church will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the dedication of its present Church building.The speaker at the morning Service x Will be Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, B.A.D.D.,, D.S.O.Principal of the United Theological College, Montreal, who will take as his topic \u201cThe Divine Commission.\u201d The choir under the direction of John Robb will sing \u201cTo God Give Thanks and Praise\u201d \u2014 Bach, and \u201cWe Love Thy Place, O Lord\u201d \u2014 John Robb.At the Evening Service Dr.Lloyd Smith will preach, his subject being \u201cIs Immortality Reasonable?\u201d Church School will meet at 3 p.m.and at 8.45 p.m.the Young Peoples Union will meet in Friendship Parlor for an interesting program.Activities for the ladies for the week include the Sewing Circle at 2 p.m.on Monday and the Wo- Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Recter LOW SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.13 a.m, Matins, 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist and Procession.3.00 p.m.Sunday School.4.080 p.m.Evensong.7.00 p.m.Easter Carol Service.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 aun.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth, Naylor, Rector.Rev.Gordon G.Mercer, Assistant.FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Senfor Sunday School and Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Preacher: the Rector.Kindergarten Class for small children.3.00 p.m.Junior Sunday School Kindergarten.7.00 p.m.Evensong, Preacher: the ector.Wednesday, April 16th, 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Thursday, April 17th.10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.Westmount and Rev.À.T.Love, M.A., Rector FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.THE CHURGH IS OPEN DAILY ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH \u2018Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Assistant: Rev.J.Gardner Hodder, L.Th.FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 am, Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.11.30 a.m, Junior Church, EE En dre M tm os Se 7.98 p.m.Evensoug and Sermon.! reacher : Rev, J.G.Hodder, CET a en Ceres dR PAGE FIVE men\u2019s Association at 10 a.m.on Tuesday with luncheon at 1 p.m.of Brownies, Cubs, Scouts, Senior Scouts and Guides during the week, Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.SUNDAY APRIL 13th 10.00 a.m, Church School in all depart ments, 11.00 a.m.Service of Worship with specially tIlustrated Object Lesson using Scripture Scrolls by Rev.M.W.Bonth, B.A., B.D., Sec.of Bible Society, Sermon by Dr., Jones, \u201cThe Risen Lord meets seven disappointed fishermen.\u201d 7.30 p.m.The Foolishness of Preaching, ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES Organist and Cholrmaster, Gifford J.Mitchell Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne , Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A,, B.D.SUNDAY APRIL 12th 20th ANNIVERSARY 11.00 a.m.Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, B.A, D.D.\u2014\u201cThe Divine Commission,\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School, 7.30 p.m.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, \u201cIs Immortality Reasonable?\u201d Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister Rev.Andrew J.Mowatt, B.A., B.D., Assistant Minister SUNDAY APRIL 13th 11.00 am.Rev.D.M.Grant\u2014\u201cI am Counting on Them.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Vocational Direction Service, COME AND WORSHIP St.James United Church 453 St.Catherine St.West Minister: Rev.F.W.Norwood, D.D.Assistant Minister: Rev.C.F.Tilbury, BA.B.D.SUNDAY APRIL 13th 11.00 a.m.\u201cThose belefs thou hast.7.30 p.m.\u201cWhen God Calls.\u201d Rev.C.PF.Tilbury, B.A,, B.D, will preach both services.Mr.M.Warner Norman, Organist and Choirmaster.ST.LUKE'S UNITED Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A., B.D.SUNDAY APRIL 13th Newport Young People At Both Services 11.00 a.m.\u201cJesus Christ 1s Lord\u201d (100 Young Pcople will Sing) Anthems by the Choir.11.00 a.m, and 12.15 p.m.Church School, 7.00 p.m.\u201cOpen The Door! , .(Special Youth Service) Newport Girls Chorus, Organist and Choir Director K.R.Cunningham, F.C.C.M.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) \u201d = Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY APRIL 13th ANNIVERSARY SERVICES 11.00 a.m.\u201cA Date With Destiny.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cHow To Behave In A Crisis.Anniversary Preacher \u2014 The Minister, Rev.G.W.Goth, B.A, B.D, at both Services.J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Direetor 1° 1 G.KR Flower, Organist, © .Coo a : TS \u201c.There will be the usual meeting |\"; THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL n 1947 t \u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d ~.SOCIAL AND PERSONAL += Mrs.H.E.Mosher was visit-x ing her mother in Hamilton, Ont., during the Easter vacation.Mrs.Lachlan Campbell and family spent the Easter weekend at their summer home at Foster, Que.Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence S.Marsh have returned from New York where they were guests at the Waldorf-Astoria for the Easter weekend.An Easter sale and tea is being held in the parish hall of the Church of the Advent on Saturday afternoon.\u2019 Mrs.Norman Webster, of Thetford Mines, Ont.has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.Ernest J.Fry, for the Easter vacation.The Mary Thomson Stuart Auxiliary, Lodge No.92, Order of Scottish Clans, take pleasure in announcing that Mrs.Joan Macmillan has been elected as pianist for another term.Mrs.Stanley C.Fugill, Burton Avenue, will be entertaining at a trousseau tea on Saturday afternoon in honor of her daughter, Miss Laura Fugill, whose marriage to Mr.J.Allen Weatherup is talking place on April 19th.Mrs.J.O'Neill, of Valleyfield, 1s coming to town over the weekend and will attend the joint recital being given at Loyola Auditorium on Monday evening by her daughter, Gladys M.Shea, soprano, and Mr.William Stevens, pianist.The Misses Eleanor Polan, Gerry Polan, Margaret McLaughlin, Mary McNally and Mrs.Paul Ramage will usher, under the convenership of Mrs.John M.Doyle, at the Shea-Stevens recital being held on Monday night in Loyola Auditorium.In honor of Miss Mary Margaret (Mae) Carroll, whose marriage to Mr.Samuel John Laskey of Verdun, is taking place on Saturday, the following showers have been given: Mrs.J.Cahoon, Westmount Blvd., a towel shower; 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Delightful for Now and Thru Summer! 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrocke, Westmount._ FL 7773 Open 9 to 6 Daily CourvAL D.: À.D.: À.4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert The annual luncheon of Villa 1 Maria Alumnae , in honor of the graduating class of 1947, will be held on Saturday, April 18th, at 1 pm.in Salon \u201cA\u201d of the Queen's Hotel.Mrs.J.A, Dolan and Miss A.Eileen Quinn are joint conveners.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Stanley C.Fugill of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Laura Evelyn, to Mr.J.Allen Weatherup, of Brockville, Ont., son of Mr, and Mrs.J.A.Weatherup, of Toronto, the marriage to take place at St.Peter's Church, Brockville, on April 19th.- APPROACHING MARRIAGES Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Collins, of Montreal, announce the approaching marriage of their only daughter, Mildred Joyce, to Mr.Ronald Male, of Ottawa, son of Mr.and Mrs.S.Male, of Chatham, Ont., the marriage to take place in Westmount Park United Church on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock.WEDDINGS JAMIESON \u2014 HENRY The marriage of Sarah Charlotte, daughter of Mr.Charles Henry of Brookview, N.Y.and formerly of N.D.G., and of the late Mrs, Henry, to Mr.David McAdam Jamieson, of Weehawk- en, N.J, son of the late Mr.and Mrs, James Jamieson of Glasgow, Scotland, was solemnized on Saturday afternoon at half-past three o'clock in Stanley Presbyterian Church, the Rev.J.D.Wilkie officiating.Spring flowers decorated the church.Miss Doris Killam, A.T.CM, was organist, playing quietly throughout the service, and Mr.William F.Muir sang \u201cThe Lord's Prayer.\u201d Later, during the signing of the register, Mr.Muir sang \u201cBecause.\u201d Given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Mr.C.Thorold Morgan, the bride wore a gown of shell pink lace over eggshell satin, fashioned on princess lines, with cap sleeves, low round neckline and bustle back, the folds of the skirt falling into a slight train.She wore long matching gloves and matching halo headdress, the latter holding her finger-tip veil, and she carried an arm bouquet of Calla lilies.As matron of honor, Mrs.Alexandra D.Regele was in a model dress of deep violet crepe, on princess lines with high neckline and slit skirt, the short sleeves and side panels being made with pleats.Her .crownless black straw hat was trimmed with a cluster of violets and pale pink flowers in halo effect, and she carried a bouquet of Rapture roses.The bridesmaid, Miss Joan Bryant, niece of the bride, wore powder blue taffeta, with sweetheart neckline, short puffed sleeves and very full floor length skirt.She had a shaded floral headdress, and her colonial bouquet was of pastel sweet peas.Mr.Thomas P.Jamieson was groomsman for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Howard Taylor, brother-in-law of the bride, and Mr.James Kennedy, nephew of the groom.A reception was held in the Green Room of Victoria Hall, Westmount, where bowls of spring flowers were arranged.Later, the newly married couple left for Grey Rocks Inn, St.Jo- vite, the bride travelling in a cocoa brown gabardine tailored suit with matching accessories, a pale turquoise shortie coat and a corsage of Joanna Hill roses.Mr.and Mrs, Jamieson will [reside in Weehawken, N.J.Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Mr.and Mrs.James B.Simpson and small daughters, Catherine and Janet, of Three Rivers; Mrs.Norman Eccles, of Athelstan, Que.; and Miss Joyce Cuffe, of Sydney, N.S.A fraternity house at Colgate University was damaged by fire\u2014 aot started by byrning the mid- night oil.\u201cWriting For Radio\u201d To Be Avalon Topic The monthly meeting of the Keats Montreal Chapter of Avalon is taking place Thursday evening, April 17th, at 8 p.m,, in Stevenson Hall, 1485 Drummond St.Guest Speaker will be Mr.Maurice Bédard, of Radio Station CJ.A.D, who will discuss the problems of \u201cWriting For Radio\u201d; following which there will be a discussion from the floor, pertinent questions being answered.Mr.W.J.Stephenson, accompanied by.Mr.J.E.F.Martin, organist at Saint James the Apostle, will be guest soloist.Mrs.J.Wilfred Shaw, assisted by Mrs.D.Allaston, will be supper conveners, and the decorations are to be carried out in the Easter motif, Mrs.C, McGuire Bagg, Provincial Regent, and Chairman of the \u2018Keats Chapter, will preside.All interested are cordially invited to attend.Civics Annual Meeting To Be Held Next Week The annual meeting of The Montreal Civics League will be held on Thursday, April 17th, at 2.30 p.m.in the N.D.G.Community Hall, corner of Decarie Blvd.and Cote St.Antoine Road.Miss Madeleine Sheridan will give a report on the highlights of the present session of the Quebeo Legislature.Miss Jessica Allen, secretary for the Canadian Federation of may ors and municipalities, will address the meeting.i For Fast Service Bring Your TO THE QUALIFIED WATCHMAKER From ELGIN Fine Assortment of Rings, Watches, Wedding Gifts, etc.Laurence ALEX ANDER 4188 St.Catherine W.(Near Greene) WE.2102 Announcement.Bectice Dickman Smart Dresses Formerly at 1481 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the parish hall of .the Church of the Advent tomorrow at 2 p.m.under the auspices of fhe Women\u2019s Guild.Electa Chapter Table holders for the military whist and bridge being held by e Benevolent Committee of lecta Chapter No.12, O.E.Sin Thursday, April 17th, at 8 p.m.at the Central YMCA, Drummond Street, are asked to bring their own cards and pencils.Annual Meeting A large attendance of members is expected at the annual meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club taking place in Victoria Hall on Friday, April 18th, at 2.30 p.m., when many interesting reports will be pre- gented by the chairmen of groups and the officers of the club.Members are reminded to bring donations for the food shower, being held for the Personal Parcel Scheme.LODE Bridge The Captain Percival Molson Chapter IO.D.E.are holding a military © whist in St.Matthias Church Hall on Thursday, April 17th, under the convenership of Miss Margaret Ackerman.It is requested that all will be present for 8.15 p.m.as the door prizes are to be drawn at that time.Rummage Sales The Social Service Club of St.Matthias Church will hold its spring rummage sale in the Lower Hall, Cote St.Antoine Road, opposite Metcalfe Avenue, on Friday, April 18th, at 2.30 p.m.St.Stephen's Senior W.A.is holding a rummage sale in the Parish Hall, Weredale Park, West- mount, on Friday, April 18th, at 2.00 p.m.FOR THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN See Page 13 Miss \u201cWendy's DRESSES Of Style and Distinction For The Little Miss Sizes 2 to 8 years A Selection Of Smocked Dresses 4926 Sherbrooke St.Westmount BS ON TIME Readers are reminded that news reports and announcements for the women's pages should be sent in over the week-end, or as soon \u2018after as is possible.To con- (act the social editor, phone WA.2778.Patrons, Committee For Benefit Bridge An annual bridge benefitting the missionary work done overseas by the Scarboro Foreign Missions Society, will be held at St.Malachy's Parish Hall on Wednesday evening, promptly at 8.30 o'clock.\u2019 The list of patrons include: J P.Boyle, O.B.E.,, and Mrs.Boyle, M.G.Ballantyne, Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Carragher, Mrs.Frances Chartier, Mr.and Mrs.J.Demp- ster, Mr.and Mrs, E.DesRosiers, Mr.and Mrs.M.P.Foley, Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Gallagher, Dr.R.M.H.Power, Miss Olive Gallagher, Miss Mary Frances Johns, Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Mc- Givern, Dr.J.H.O'Neill, Mr.and Mrs.K.J.Turner and Mrs.A .0.MacDonald.' Mrs.C.Dynes, Montreal, is president of the Mission League of the Little Flower, which is sponsoring the bridge party.Mrs.Dynes is a sister of the Reverend Gerard McKernan, Brantford, Ont, now engaged in missionary work in China.Others on the committee include: Mrs.A.O.MacDonald, honorary president; Mrs.M.Johns, vice-president; Mrs.J.F.Bryant, bridge convener; C.Dynes, treasurer; Miss Lillian Ferguson, corresponding secretary; Miss Doreen Innes, recording secretary, and Miss Mary Turner, publicity convener.An assortment of door prizes has been assembled for the benefit.Tickets are still available from the - ticket convener, Miss Monica McFee, Musical-Variety Show To Be Held By \u201cYear\u201d At St.Stephen\u2019s Hall St.Stephen\u2019s Churchwomen\u2019s Year is holding a Musical and Variety Show in the Parish Hall, Weredale Park, on Wednesday, at 815 p.nr.Mr.Angus Sweeting is master of ceremonies.Miss\"Greta Jones is in charge of refreshments and Miss Anita Ford, general convener.The members of the parish and their friends are cordially invited.There is.no charge.Quite a few people seem to be finding employment surveying the Junemployment situation.- 4 od 1898, H oat aes rn Frs t ot odc ad pans evre san ARS cba eae LOOK LOVELIER THIS SPRING Top off your new Spring Ensemble with a new Ross Permanent Wave.Our skilled operators will give you a permanent wave that will enhance the natural beauty of your hair.Using only the most highly approved solutions and permanent waving methods, we are able to assure you of Perfect Satisfaction.Permanent waves are priced from $7.50 to $15.00.Appointments \u2014 Phone WE.2765 J.ROSS St, Catherine St.at Greene Ave, in Westmount Member\u2014Master Ladies\u2019 Hairdressers\u2019 Guild of Montreal, cadquarters Contours and Delcans Beauty Preparations.SÉFRNGURGU etisses o3s pos ak tas cn ESS HE WOMAN'S REALM ~ * Westmount No.39 The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, West- mount No.39 Branch, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., will be held on Tuesday at 8 p.m.in the Legion Hall, 1191 Mountain Street.Melville Ladies The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet for work at 2.30 p.m.on Tuesday in the Church Hall, Melville Avenue, Westmount.Bessborough Bridge The Earl of Besshorough Chapter I1.O.D.E.will hold a spring bridge next Tuesday afternoon and evening (April 15th) at 3800 Hampton Avenue.Mrs, J.O.Clark is table convener, and members and friends wishing to atteriÀ may reserve tables, either for the afternoon or evening, by phoning Mrs.Clark.Proceeds are to go to the War Memorial Scholarship Fund of the LO.D.E.Those attending are asked to take their own cards and score pads.Westmount Club The annual meeting of the West- mount Women\u2019s Club, Inc., is being held in Victoria Hall this afternoon at 2.30 p.m.(for members only) The president, Mrs.C.S.Fortier, will preside and elections for the coming year will take place.Tea will be served by Mrs.Herbert C.Holland and her committee.Members are asked to bring used toys for the F.W.A.to this meeting.Patrons Are Listed For Sodality Revue The following is a partial list of patrons for \u201cTwo.Tones\u201d being staged by The Young Ladies\u2019 So- dality of Ascension Parish in Vie- toria Hall on Tuesday: The Reverend Wilfrid E.McDonagh, the Reverend Donald F.Feron, Honourable Mr.Justice and Mrs.Paul C.Casey, Mr.and Mrs.John Col- ford, Honourable Mr, Justice and Mrs.F.T.Collins, Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Cook, Dr.and Mrs.J.Doh Dr.and Mrs.R.E.Elliott, Mr.\u2018and Mrs.C.F.Foy, Mr.James A.Kennedy, Mr.and Mrs C.C.Lindsay, Dr.and Mrs.J.J.Mc- Govern, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.O'Brien, Mr.and Mrs.John L.O'Brien, Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Pare, Mrs.M.A.Phelan, Mr.and Mrs.F.H.Phelan, Dr.and Mrs.R.M.H.Power, Major and Mrs.E.T.Reynolds, Dr.and Mrs.M.Seng, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.A.Shannon, Mrs.Joseph S.Stanford, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph A.Weldon, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.O'Connor, Miss Helen Brennan and Mrs.A.I.Peterson.John Bracken Is Patron Of Prog-Con Tea Dance A tea dance, under the auspices of the Young Progressive Conservatives for the District of Montreal, will be held on Saturday, May 10th, at five o'clock, at the Palestre Nationale, 840 Cherrier Street, under the patronage of Hon.John Bracken, national leader of the Progressive Conservative Party, and Mrs.Bracken; and Ivan Sahou- rin, K.C.,, Quebec leader of the Party, and Mrs.Sabourin.Maurice Marcotte, Montreal lawyer, president of the Young Progressive Conservatives General Association for the District of Montreal, is chairman of the organization committee.Having come up through Scouting from a Wolf Cub, General Spry was an active Rover Scout and leader until he went overseas in 1939.He resigned as Vice Chief of Staff, Canadian Army, last fall to become Canada\u2019s top- ranking Scout executive.Education Scheme For Women Crew In Solitary Confinement Some years ago Signorina Lel- li, a slender, erect young Roman, her keen black eyes flashing from her pale face, was questioned for 11 hours and then imprisoned by a special tribunal in Italy as an anti - Fascist.Her crime was to have written a plan of international education and to have had many American friends.Long stern months of meditation in prison followed.She was there from November to May in solitary confinement and did much thinking on human injustice, the value of freedom, and the fact that one could be spritually free, she said, and maintain one's dignity in front of a tribunal on the basis of one\u2019s consciousness of right.Duty to Work \u201cWork is a right and a duty,\u201d states the handbook of the organization which resulted from her thinking.\u201cFor the poorer classes the aim is to find paid work; for the richer classes, the aim is to abolish idleness and to create the understanding that free time is a precious gift which does not belong to the individual but must serve the common good.\u201d This League is nonpolitical and open to women of every religious creed and every political party.Its aims are to contribute to the re-education and regeneration of the Italian people; to co-ordinate other existing women\u2019s groups, and to prepare Italian women for Committees Named For Joint Recital Committees for the joint recital of Gladys M.Shea, soprano, and William Stevens, pianist, on Monday at Loyola Auditorium, in aid of the Xavier Apostolate Guild are:\u2014 Reception: \u2014 Mrs.J.P.\u201cBoyle, president .past presidents, Mrs.MA.McInnis, Mrs.C.A.Phelan, Mrs.J.S.Stanford, Mrs.J.E.Goodman and Mrs.F.O.Reynolds.Programs and ushers: \u2014 Mrs.Stephen McGivern, Mrs.J.M.Doyle; Publicity \u2014 Mrs.J.J.Mc- Asey; Arrangements \u2014 Mrs.F.E.McNally, Mrs.Gratton Hishon, Mrs.J.B.Boyne, Mrs.J.A.Weldon and Mrs.J.Leo Walker.If put in the refrigerator, bread will remain fresh for at least a week.civil, moral, intellectual, national, and international responsiblity, Keenly aware of the devastating effects on the individual and nation of the long practice of deception under the yolk of oppression and the need for moral and spiritual values, Signorina Lelll has stated as principles to which members of the league must ade here: Love for Truth; love for Honesty; respect for other people's possessions; love and respect for public property .love for one's neighbor, \u201clove of God, beginning and end of every human sentie ment, which should not only be manifested in practice of a cult but in every act of daily life;\u201d and \u2018love for the above principles for which one lives, fights, suffers, and if necessary, dies.\u201d Calvary Mission Band To Give Variety Program The Calvary Church Mission Band will hold a special Easter variety program on Saturday at 3 o'clock, featuring educational movies, pageant and songs, in the church parlors.All are most heartily invited to attend and support the children in this special event.Entrance to the parlors is by the Greene Avenue door.LENNOX A.HAY CHIROPODIST 17 Years in the West End 5726 Sherbrooke St.W.Room 205 Kresge Building WA.2602 \u2014 Res.DE.3949 KASSIE FURS CUSTOM FURRIERS Formerly of 2200 St.Catherine W.FURS REPAIRED \u2014 RELINED REMODELLED Estimates Without Obligation 4917 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Near Prince Albert DE.3951 a help your home to lead Wallpaper can set the atmosphere for your whole home .mosphere of colorful charm with these lovely new American designs.Wall Paper Shop wire MEZZANINE FLOOR \u2014 CASTLE BUILDING, 1410 STANLEY STREET It Costs No More At This Specialty Store more colorful life .make it an at- \u2014 LA.9594 TRAY ENED AVL AM Lead LYE oa Sh laa tls es aaa DRE La BATT STAR Be \u201chare SL Te PS amr my \u2014 .: L'ange TC ST CSS ss > pre LME CES AFF A a Tm mms Eee PAGE RIGHT THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 - \"Woestmoust's Home Newspaper Gerry's Chatter Column IF YOU HAVE WOOLLEN BLANKETS THAT NEED LAUNDERING be sure and choose a clear day when there is a good breeze blowing to do the work.Use lukewarm soft.water and have a heavy suds of mild soap flakes.Blankets should never be soaked or \u2026.rubbed but the suds should be squeezed through the soiled places.Two tubs.of lukewarm water are needed for rinsing, and if you use a wringer be sure that it is very loose.Shake the blankets when you hang them out to dry and shake them occasionally while drying.Your blankets will have a soft luxurious feeling if they are washed in The Secret of Skin-Smooth Fi it Let's be optimistic, now that Easter has gone and start thinking of warmer days to come.During the wintertime we welcome the heavy undergarment but with the new Spring dresses, and later on with our sport clothes the accent is on dainty undies.Yes girls, this year, thank goodness there will be no running around looking for panties that don't resemble the ones our dear grandmothers wore.After you have finished reading my column tonight, be sure and read SIMPSON'S ad showing their exclusive line of SYLCRAFT panties.When we buy our suits we fit our skirt to our hips, and now we are able to do the same with our undergarments.The SYLCRAFT panties, properly sized, will conform to your .give greater comfort because they do not bind and wear longer because there is no strain.By selecting your SYLCRAFT panties by hip measurements, you have the secret of skin- smooth fit.The fabric used in these garments is a run resistent warp tricot.It has a dull finish and is luxuriously soft to the touch.They have an elastic band top, and a short, band leg, and come in tea rose, in four sizes.Another new article that SIMPSON\u2019S will soon be showing is the lovely \u201cSAY- BURY\u201d silk rayon wrap-around house coats from New York; they are navy with white life saver dots, or a red with white dots, the edges being bound in white.revers, and a tie belt.When I first looked at this garment I thought it was a China Silk, as it's texture is so soft and silky.It would be an ideal travelling companion.A Lu Dollar Question Answered This is the time of year when moths start nice warm fur coats, in which to settle snugly for the summer months.\u2018These little pests look so harmless, doesn't sible for them to do so much damage in such a short space of time.Considering what is the natural habitat of these little fur pests, only logical that our ws coats should be kept in the same cool this manner.body contour .atmosphere during the summer therefore, should we send our precious coats?To that question, I can only answer .just opposite the al, Easter was so early this year is the reason why some of us have not bought our bags.If you are one of those people looking for a bargain, on your next visit to The C.8.L.Gift Shop, be sure and ask to see the marked down bags; there are still some excellent buys, in red, navy, natural and black.Here is another surprise for you.Did you know that you could buy PURE wool homespuns for suitings or coats?Yes, and also lovely smart color combinations, or the plain weave.They are about 30\u201d wide, and only $2.95 a yard.I know all you ladies who are so handy with the needle will want to dash right in and buy a suit \" length or the makings of a coat.A tip to the wise, while the prices prevail; few pieces that are left.After all these DID LAZARE'S, 1454 Peel St.MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL.This fur store has been serving the public for three generations, and once a coat is in their hands, it becomes their responsibility.Before storing the coat, it is given a complete examination, and within a few days an estimate of the repairs that may be needed on the coat is mailed to cold weather returns, you may delivered to you within three days of calling.You pay no more at L.P.LAZARE'S and have full protection for 29 plus 3 of 17% on your valuation of the coat, with a guarantee of year round, world wide insurance.All this is yours by calling MArquette 1255.* % * TO PREVENT STOCKINGS FROM HUGGING OR BLOWING OVER THE three marbles in the toe of each stocking.CLOTHESLINE, drop looking for that it seem posit is months.Where L.P.beige, and you.When the have your coat YOU KNOWS or four Price Control And Rationing | | All questions regarding rationing and information concerning the Wartime Prices & Trade Board should be addressed to the Information Branch, W.P.T.B., Room 910, Aldred Building, Montreal, Quebec.Q.\u2014I read somewhere that the sugar allowance this year is 71 pounds.Where will I get all the coupons for this sugar?A.\u2014While it is true the per capita allotment granted by the sugar committee of the International Emergency Food Council is 71 pounds, the per person allowance is less because in addition to the use of sugar by families, sugar must also be granted to various public institutions, to industrial and other quota users.Q.\u2014Will you please tell me what preserves are still rationed?A, Jams, jellies, rm me nny .marmalade, honey and honey butter and molasses as well as fountain fruits are still on the ration list.Q.\u2014Why isn't evaporated milk rationed in all parts of Canada?A.\u2014Evaporated milk is rationed where there is a plentiful supply of fluid milk and it is not rationed where fluid milk is in short supply and is hard to obtain.Q.\u2014Under the new regulations affecting rentals, may I apply for possession of a house I bought some time ago?A.\u2014Yes, if you bought the house in the period between October 31, 1944 and July 25, 1945 you may apply to the nearest office of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board with a written statement in duplicate setting out your date of purchase and needs.as compared with .the Did You Knows CSL.Gift Shop~s know the amount of wearing apparel they carry.Or you might say .and be wrong again, The buyer for this shop has her eyes continually on the price barometer, so that at no time are you paying more than anywhere else.First, This is the ideal time to sport a Lansea sweater under your suit; they are so finely knit that they fit snugly under a tight fit.The C.S.L.have beauties, all pastel shades, angora.The short sleeved angora are $7.50 and the long sleeved, $8.75.These swgaters wear and wash beautifully.You will find a complete line of gloves here, both short and long type.Their doeskin gloves are of a very fine grade, in natur- can't refrain from finishing off with \u201cLADIES, I HOPE NOTHING'S BURNING\".They are tailor made with Are you one of the many people who think that The C.S.L.Gift Shop, 1480 Sherbrooke St.near Mac- kay, handles only gifts?You would be surprised to \u201cBut isn't it expensive?\u201d let's look at the sweaters.in camel] hair or taupe, and only $3.95.Because take advantage of the I feel like Allen Prescott, and tenants.If the Court of Rentals Appeal approves your application, you may then give a three months notice to vacate under the laws of the province.Rhubarb Fluff Good With Custard Sauce Three cups rhubarb, cut in pieces, 2 cups water, 2 tablespoons flour, 1 cup sugar, 1 teaspoon lemon juice, 3 egg whites.Cook rhubarb in water until tender.Mix flour and sugar together and stir into cooked rhubarb.Cook 5 minutes longer, stirring constantly.Add lemon juice, cool and fold in stiffly- beaten egg whites.Chill thoroughly and serve in individual glass dishes with CUSTARD SAUCE One and half cups milk, 3 egg yolks, 14 cup sugar, 14 teaspoon salt, 142 teaspoon vanilla.Scald milk in double boiler.Beat yolks, sugar and salt together.Pour scalded milk over them, mix well and return to double boiler.Cook until mixture coats spoon, stirring constantly.And vanilla and chill, Big Improvement In Cookers | Promised British In new electric cookers as seen by British designers the \u201cback of the oven\u201d becomes the acme of accessibility rather than its traditional opposite.The cooker of the future has plastic glass windows which disappear like the shitter of a roll-top desk, when you need to take out the contents.A double oven\u2014a smaller one -| below, and a; larger one above.for | cooking at different temperatures \u2014forms only one component of this modern electric cooker.The Household Hints By MARY MORTON To continue the Cottage Cheese theme, I'll give you some recipes using this economical and wholesome food for desserts this time.There is no need for you to use them all at_once, of course.\u201cee : It has been my experience as a housewife, however, that when I wanted to use & certain recipe \u2014say for Cheese Cake, Pie or some other special disn \u2014 I \u201c{ couldn't find a recipe for same, so I'm giving you these for your files.Today's Menu Broiled Steak Scalloped or Creamed Potatoes Spinach Spring Raw Vegetable Salad Cheese Pie or Rich Coffee Cake Coffee Cheese Pie 1 1b.cottage cheese 14 c.light cream 14 ce.sugar 1 tsp.salt 3 eggs, beaten 1% c.chopped raisins 2 tbsp.melted butter 1 lemon rind and juice Plain Pastry Line a deep pie tin with pastry, prick it, and bake until delicately brown.Press cheese through a fine sieve, add other ingredients, blend and pour into shell.Bake in a moderate oven (350 F.) until firm, Makes one 9-inch pie Rich Cheese Cake German Sweet Pastry 1 ec.butter or mild shortening 1 \u20ac sugar 2 c.dry cottage cheese 3% c.lemon juice 4 egg yolks, slightly beaten Grated rind 1 lemon YA tsp.nutmeg 4 egg whites, beaten stiff but not dry : Line a 98-inch pie tin with pastry.Cream shortening and sugar, add the other ingredients,\u201d foid- ing in the egg whites last.Fill pie tin and bake 30 minutes in a hot oven (400 degrees F.) Official Handbook Planned To Help Home Builders If you are intending to build, you must have your plan first.A new book recently published by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Ottawa, has the answer to hundreds of building problems all bound up in a neat little book called \u201867 Homes for Canadians\u201d.This is an official handbook and contains a wealth of information on home-building, along with scores of new, mod- dern small house designs, including winnérs of the Canadian Small House Competition.All designs conform to National Housing Act standards and this up-to-the-minute book is available at $1.00 from any office of Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation throughout the country.If there is no branch in your particular district, white to Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Ottawa, and one will be sent to vou \u201c immediately.- i unit is a complete kitchen works shop.\u2018There is space for mixing try and puddings with a 40} down electric mixer and kitche robot with sunken mixing bo ready for fitting with any type attachment for any job needi doing, from creaming fat to m ing milkshakes.Alongside tl boiling plates.is another sunk cooking well with lid and cage for reheating puddings, c ned foods and other precooké dishes.There is hidden strip soul for directing on the work cente This comes on automatically whe the lids are raised.The ovens are temperatu controlled and can bs worked b time switches if the housewife out shopping.An alarm clock fi flat into the surface over the oven, The alarm is set and the bell ring when the meal is cooked.Ther is a rogmy grill fitted beneat the solid boiling plate.The hot plates are quick heating with a thermostatic and simme control at the back to conserve space, They are set in wells to catch drips.BENDIX automatic Home Laundry See how the BENDIX Yc WASHES CLOTHES Ye RINSES\u2014-3 TIMES Yr DAMP DRYS CLOTHES v CLEANS ITSELF Yc DRAINS ITSELF vk SHUTS ITSELF OFF vk ENDS WASHDAY WORK 9% SAVES CLOTHES Yr SAVES HOT WATER Y SAVES SOAP Gonde nitty! ; Come in\u2014see how we just set a dial, add soap and Bendix does the rest.You don\u2019t even touch the dial again.You never get our hands in water! You don\u2019t even ve to stay at home! See it \u2014the easiest washday on earth\u2014with a Bendix! Immediate Delivery! BOOTH BROS.ELECTRICIANS (Established over 23 years) 5774 Sherbrooke St.W.(At Melrose) EL.7379 amr et \"Westmeual's Heme Hawapaper\u201d THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, APR TV, 1907 HOME EDUCATION Think\u2014Before You Interrupt \u201cMother, look at that big\u2014\u201d By T.BROWNFIELD \u2014\u2014 © \u201cMother's dear boy,\u201d was the affectionate interruption, and the mother bent over to kiss the child.\u201cYes, but Mother, look at\u2014\u201d.\u201cKiss me, dear.\u201cSee that great big\u2014\" What do you want Mother to look at?\u201d \u201cBig darling boy!\u201d she murmured.\u201cBut I want you to: look at that big truck that\u2014\u201d \u201cGrandma\u2019s looking at you.her a great big one.\u201d \"But that big-truck, Mother\u2014\u201d #* Five times a youngster about four years old, riding on & bus with his mother and grandmother, attempted to talk.Yet every time he started a sentence, he was interrupted by either one or the other.Never once was this child given time to complete a sentence.A few words from his lips, and he was interrupted by a demand for a caress, or given a caress.True, he was not scolded, corrected in the middle of a sentence, not interrupted by adult conversa- tion\u2014except as it led to a request for a show of affection, but what BRIDGE PLAYERS Contract and Duplicate Bridge A.C.B.L.Member Club Master Points, Special Prizes Lessons by Appointment Mount Royal Bridge Academy 1526 St.Mark WE.5924 Maryedna Maloney Exterior and Interior PAINTING DECORATING Estimates Free Phone MA.0448 Crescent Decorators 1201 Dorchester St.West She wants a hag, I know.Give re adult could stand such treatment for long and still be capable of logical thought or coherent Sxpres- sion of an idea?Surprisingly, this child did not stammer or repeat his words in confusion.He simply started over thought.This particular incident was an extreme example of the habit soem parents have of interrupting their childed\u2019s early attempts to talk.Regardless of the reason for the inferruption\u2014whe- ther it is in anticipation of what a child intends to say, to correct him, or to display affection and pride in his accomplishments\u2014it may become the basis for serious difficulties later on.Most children when traveling by bus, train, or car are entertained .| by their new and changing surroundings.They learn much from their observations, and the parent who wisely answers the questions they ask increases the value of these observations.If Johnny sees an extra large truck and wants his mother to see it, too, he may follow his remarks with a question, and pause for an answer.It may be a tower truck for repairing | power lines, or perhaps a ladder truck going to a fire; or it may be \u2018a moving van such as Johnny has never seen before.Whatever it is, his attempts to learn about it by declaration, exclamation, or question, are checked if he never gets an opportunity to voice his own i ideas without interruption.If the mother and grandmother, of whom we first spoke, had realized what they were doing, they no doubt would have resisted the \"| impulse to interrupt with caresses.It is generally by putting one-self in the place of another that the the premises.TAILORS SPRINGTIME FASHIONS FOR MEN SUITS Double-breasted Lounge, made to order from English Worsteds.' Taïlored on HEFT te Ladies end Gentlemen 5131 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST.- DE.5137 Ship by FUR STORAGE Let us store your furs in our modern, moth-proof vaults.Have your repairs done by experienced furriers at moderate cost.C.N.Express \u2014 We pay the charges.FUR COATS READY MADE OR MADE TO [ MEASURE AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES \u2014 rs ee ina evar iba \u2018 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED \u2014 58 YEARS IN BUSINESS N.A.OSTIGUY & SON REGISTERED Importer and Manufacturer of Fine Furs 215 Victoria St., VALLEYFIELD, Que.LENS EEE Phone 71 and over again, patiently trying to || say à few words to express lus | at Victoria Hall, April 17 and 18.FOSSILS CLUB ANNUAL REVUE John Rice and Red Martin present their apache dance in \"Push Up In Front,\u201d the sixteenth annual revue of The Fossils Club of Montreal, Karnak Ladies To Hold Spring Luncheon, Eléct'n The: Karnak Ladies Cluk will hold its spring luncheon en Tuesday at a quarter to ome o'clock at the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street West, with frs.W.G.Critchley as convener.The annual business meeting and election ot officers for the ensuing year will take place immediately after the luncheon.An old law forbids kite-frying in Washington.And just think of all the wind there! ~& SEE 4 WORLD FAMOUS.WONDERLANDS : MAGIC REALISM oF VIEW-MASTER PICTURES Niagara Falls, Yellowstone Park, Hawaii, The Grand Canyon, Animals, Wild Flowers and hun.Claribel Hulett Foote, chief operator of the Rutland County Telephone and Telegraph Company, lecated at Pawlett, Vermont, has been on the job for 40 years and still enjoys her work.It might the telephone company for it was started and for many years owned | solely by her husband's father.whose sons took an actvie part in its operation.The Footes know practically all their subscribers, their voices anyway, and call most of them by their first name in taking and transmitting calls.Claribel Foote likes people, has a sympathetic understanding of human nature, and is constantly rendering little personal services, not being hampered by the restrictions of a big company.On her own exchange, she can do as she pleases and take the necessary time to aid a subscriber who needs advice.And she will tell you that most of the subscribers are friendly and co-operative.For instance, a woman who thinks she may be holding the line too long, will interrupt herself to ask, \u201cDo you want this | line, Claribel ?\u201d\u2019 Or Mrs.Foote may interrupt a subscriber to say, \u201cMay I have this line for emergency, Dorothy?I'li call you back.\u201d And \u2014unlike some city operators who proper light is shed on a problem.If either of these adults were subjected to a kiss or a hug or a fond squeeze or pat on the face each time they attempted to make a remark, they would soon see that the situation needed correcting.No matter how long-drawn-out are \u201cJohnny's or Jane's first attempts at expression, the understanding parent will listen through to the end.Of course, if a child prattles constantly, in an attempt to monopolize the conversation or to dominate the situation, that will need different handling.But in his early efforts to express an idea or to ask a question, full | opportunity should be given him to complete his train of thoughts.Two ears and one mouth suggest that you should listen twice v as much as you talk.Country Telephone Operator Is Also Housewife, Reposter almost be said that she married | dreds of other scenic attractions actually \u201ccome to life\u201d in start: ling realism on View-Master full- «olor, stereoscopic picture reels.View-Master stercoscopes and over 250 different, interchangeable, seven-scene reels are now available for your.selection.See for yourself! Educational and entertaining.For adults and children.À grand gift for anyone: VIE MASTER STERFOSCOPES JeLuxe .42,75 {Standard .32.00 |, VIEW-MASTER J 50c each forget all about you\u2014she always does call back! She also reports for the local Rutland Herald.Naturally household activities centre in the big kitchen-dining- room, where the switchboard is located.There the ironing board is set up, with iron ready to connect; there is the open sewing machine; and directly back of the By à turn of her swivel chair, ear- STREET PHOTOGRAPHIC phones still in place, she can eat SUPPLY Co a bite of lunch, previously prepar- d, het 3 .e etween calls.Mr.Foote takes 1481 St.Catherine St.West Montreal, 25, Que.El.2355 over while his wife prepgres dinner.FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY.Serve Delicious ROBIL ICE CREAM | : , Pure And Wholesome | AVAILABLE.IN V; GALLONS, PACKED IN DRY ICE Aso quarts, pints, bricks and ice cream pies A TREAT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Drive in and try our.JUMBO CONES - DELIGHTFUL SUNDAES - GIANT MILK SHAKES and MALTED MILKS On Sunday\u2014Stop in on your way home from church Open Evenings, too ROBIL MILK BAR DAIRY PRODUCTS 5375 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Near Prud'homme, Opposite A.O.A.EL.0110 A SEAN + am ids EEE - mes PAGE TEN La THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1947 Westmount's Home Nowspaper\u201d Wholesale Buyer Of Diamonds Finds Her Business Fascinating \u201cWhat I have attained in my profession I owe to my insatiable curiosity,\u201d is Hobby Liebrich\u2019s laughing explanation of being one of the very few women in the world who is a wholesale buyer of diamonds and believes herself the only one on the West Coast.Nor has it all been done overnight, for knack cannot substitute for knowledge, and in dealing with these rare and costly stones, knowledge can best be gained by handling the gems.Even today, she herself still checks every diamond that she buys for the firm.With a \u201cloupe,\u201d or magnifying glass, screwed firmly in her eye .she patiently and carefully examines hundreds of stones for color, cut, and perfection.: She explains that an academic study of diamonds involves not only chemistry, geology, the: 1épis- fi'l can be cut into stair treads for a dary art, optics in cutting gemmology, but \u2018history as we \u2019 for diamonds were mentioned in some of the earliest written ree- ords of the world and have been traceable through the centuries, \" despite the fact that their name has been changed many times.Today's term, for instance, results from a vitiated usage of the Ro- \u201cman title Adamus, which passed through three stages, adamant, diamaunt, and diamant, to reach diamond.Whenever fashion has a hand there are bound to be cycles, and \u2018so it is with diamonds.The cut of the stones is just now undergoing a change\u2014the first in 300 years \u2014 but mountings have recorded style eras in jewelry, and Mrs.Liebrich says she has watch- -ed.them go through all the stages of gold from yellow to green to MOIS seen \u2014 ABAX \u2014 PHONOGRAPHS RENTED With, or Without Records For Your Parties, Weddings, etc.\"CALL BE.3008 WE DELIVER and PICK UP white, then platinum, and now back to the rose and pink shades of gold.Rug Cutting For Economy So it's \u201cjust an old rug\u201d that the Even then, it has possibilities if it's all wool and \u201cgood in spots.\u201d A rug too shabby for one room may do in another.For instance, a dining - room rug that was worn all around the border, but godd in the middle, was successfully transferred to a bedroom where the bed and the bureau covered the most-worn places and showed the good middle in the center of the bedroom.The best pieces of a wool rug stairway.You should tack it neatly down on the tread, but not the risers.The rug will soften noise, is easy to clean and may give a note of luxury and color.A large nine-by-twelve rug can be ripped apart and a good strip used as a runner in a corridor or narrow hallway.Extra door mats around back porches, the garage, and even in front of the washtub' or sink are useful.The doghouse is another place where a piece of wool rug vill be appreciated, especially in the winter or wet weather.Meat Not Enough Meat and meat alternates are the most costly food items, yet nutrition surveys in two provinces revealed to national health authorities that nearly all the children surveyed were getting ample amounts of meat.On the other hand vegetables, except for potatoes, were neglected by almost one half.Nutrition experts point out that vegetables, particularly the vivid green and yellow ones, contain a variety of vitamins and minerals essential to well-rounded diets, and urge parents to encourage children to eat vegetables.Fifty - three per cent of office employes have visual problems.Too much watching the clock?RICHARD 6107 SHERBROOKE WEST RICHARD STUDIO FEATURES TWO EXCELLENT * PERMANENT WAVES THE CREAM COLD WAVE Miss Richard, and her brother, Lucien,\u2019 Permanents: $5.00 up, Including hair cut, shampoo, wave NO INCREASE IN OUR PRICES Also the Famous ELASTI-CURL AT YOUR SERVICE STUDIO EL.9308 junk man doesn't care to buy!|.IRISH LINEN BLOUSE FOR À COLLEEN ! This dressy white Irish linen blouse is the perfect complement to your new spring suit.Lovely epen-work lace forms the tailored collar and cuffs, a demure tailored bow lies beneath the wing tips of the collar.Trim knife pleating gives the front an extra tailored chic.Fragile and feminine as this blouse appecrs, it is practical for Irish linen can be tubbed frequently ond still retain its freshness and original sheen.Stockings are going through a mild revolution, and we aren't citing new plastic wonders as cases in point.What our lovely sheers are going through is a -drastic change in the old conception of how they should fit.In its place comes the newer idea that fit should be proportionate to the size and width of your foot and to the fullness and length of your leger wear.Since the idea has caught on, many manufacturers are revamping structural designs, and as many as three leg lengths are available in any one given size.To take tne burden of guess saleswoman, some stocking counters in New York are now equipped with measuring devices which turn the job of fitting you over to an infallible machine.The machine on which the customer stands.in one stockinged foot, in order to obtain the fullest extension of its width and length under body weight, is not unlike a device for determining the right shoe size.But the hosiery gauge goes a couple of steps farther in its insistent quest to fit a stocking BUYING HEALTH .Despite all assertions that money cannot buy health, authorities in the nutrition field now suggest that streñgth and physical well-being are, \u2018in fact, purchaseable commodities.Health, they say, comes in shopping bags \u2014when those bags are filled with health-giving foods.For a long time science has known of the importance of diet in preserving health.Modern nutritional science goes further and states that some foods are definitely health - giving while others tend to favour lowered body resistance to disease germs.Among the healthful foods recommended by the Department of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa, and listed in the booklet called \u201cCanada\u2019s Food Rules,\u201d are\u2014-milk, citrus fruits or tomatoes, other fruits, potatoes, green, leafy (or other) vegetables, whole grain cereals, Canada Approved bread, meat, and eggs and cheese.With these, say the experts, every member of the average family has'A real.chance for optimal health.The promise is better fit and long- work off the customer and the.Stocking-Fitting Machine Gives Right Answer To \u201cWhat Size?\u201d properly.On the theory that fulness of foot takes up length, the measurement of the width is considered as important as the length.Because the fulness of the calf is a contributing factor in determining length, that is measured by a device that slips around the leg like a bicycle clip.The length of stocking required is then measured by a pull-up tape which makes a point of contact with the customer's girdle.\u201cTwo-Tones\u201d Revue Has Comedy, Music: \u201cTwo-Tones™ Is the title of thy musical revue which will be pre} sented next Tuesday evening a Victoria Hall, Westmount, by the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality o Ascension Parish, The curtai will rise at 8.30.j This one-night - performance will include several comedy ac skits, dance numbers, and musi in the old fashioned and black face settings.' Special attractions will music by a group of instrumen talists, a solo number by Hele; Losito, talented pianist, and tap routines by Irene Thoms.J Featured as the \u201cFour Gentles men With a Guitar\u201d will be Jol Asselin, Peter Farrell, John Ses senwein and Robert proue \u2018| and providing a background fo such singers as Joan Melvin an John Asselin, Jean Curran and John Sessenwein, will be chorus of over forty mixe voices.Among those featured.the variety specialty number will be Langley Desjardins as blackface singer.Joanne Schoeler and Robert Boyd designed the colorful stag settings.David Bedford, stage director, will be assisted by Pat, rick Asselin, Owen Kennedy and John Rolland, and the entire pros duction is under the direction of | Reverend George F.Thoms.Proceeds from \u2018this show will go towards the Ascension Parish Rectory Fund.The Post Office Department plans to ban nude ladies on 1948 calendars.No clothes, no dates! U REPAIRS À 2 ON ANY MAKE WASHING MACHINES AND I SEWING MACHINES Experienced\u2019 Mechenics GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP We Also Buy & Sell AMÉRICAN FURNITURE EXCHANGE 921 St.Lawrence - MA.2720 | AT PAINT AND HARDWARE STORES should be used first as a primer on sealed or painted surfaces.on e ROCKTITE has a portländ cement - base that resists water, brightens, beautifies exterior and interior walls of homes, garages, cellars, office buildings, factories and bams.low cost \u2014 easy to mix and apply.Seven ath active colours.its WESCO quality is guaranteed.> \"WwW # M Th dent sive those requi cover soîte These der b Wh A imag + Swiss GR ing fé M be 8 such leaf, two { dishes from The} Cons part} adding or mu give favour ed on 8 cream, ® a hot roast.Othe which and y serving crumb and bi gravie: perfec course stretc CAM AM MA q EE AAA, \"Westmounat's Home Nowspaper\u201d J e ! c the | rey a The value of meat is not depen- b dent upon its cost.The less expen- ai give cuts are equally as good as j those of higher price, but they ! require long, slow cooking in a ice covered pan, using moist heat to > soften the tough connective tissue.ie These cuts may also be made ten- \\ der by grinding.When the homemaker cooks witn imagination, stews, pot roasts, Swiss steaks, etc., become intriguing fare.A touch of mystery may such seasonings as celery tops, bay leaf, thyme or an onion stuck with two or three whole cloves.These dishes are sure to get a big hand from the family.The home economists of the Consumer Section, Dominion De- partinent of Agriculture suggest adding sour cream, canned tomato or mushroom soup to the gravy, to give new sparkle to tried and true favourites.A meat loaf unmould- ed on a baking sheet, frosted with creamed potatoes and browned in a hot oven is as superb as a prime roast.\u2018 Other good meat extenders, which carry the flavour of meat and yet increase the number of gervings are vegetables, bread crumbs or dressings, dumplings and biscuit toppings.Rich meaty gravies or tangy sauces are the perfect accompaniment to all meat courses and play their part in stretching the meat used.MUSHROOM - MEAT PATTIES 1 can cream of mushroom soup, Ja cup water, .A 1 pound ground beef or veal, d 14 cup fine dry bread crumbs, y 1 egg, beaten, } 1 teaspoon salt, 14 teaspoon pepper, 3 tablespoon minced onion, 15 cup chopped celery.Dilute the mushroom soup with the water blending until smooth.pe achieved by the addition of.PAINTER © | |DECORATOR à |SERVICE.HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINT-UP BY .LUCIEN COUDERC GENERAL CONTRACTOR i ~ 4823 VERDUN AVE.CR : : v4 Verdun .\u2018We Specialize in ® CARPENTRY © PLASTERING ® SPRAY JOBS @ WALLPAPERING FLOORS SCRAPED AND REFINISHED COMMERCIAL OR PRIVATE OFFICE PRICE BY CONTRACT OR BY THE HOUR CALL .YO.8483 + Fragrant Stews And Pot Roasts ~ .Made With Herbs And Dumplings Combine ground meat with crumbs, eggs, 1 /3 cup of the soup mixture, salt, pepper, onion and celery.Shape into patties about 1\u201d thick and brown both sides in hot fat.Cover with remaining sgup mixture and bake, covered, or 25 minutes in a moderate oven 350 F.or simmer covered on top of the stove for 15 minutes.Six servings, MOCK DUCK WITH .DILL DRESSING 2 lbs.round steak, cut 1%\u201d thick, 3 cups soft bread crumbs, 14 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon poultry dressing, 14 cup chopped onion, 14 cup chopped dill.pickle, 8 tablespoons melted fat, 1 tablespoon prepared mustard, 3% cup dill pickle juice.Wipe round steak with a damp cloth.Combine crumbs, salt, onion, dill pickles and 3 tablespoons fat.Spread steak with prepared mustard and place dressing on top.Roll up and fasten with skewers and cord.Melt remaining 3 tablespoons fat in heavy pan and brown steak on all sides.\u201cAdd dill pickle juice and cook in a covered pan 134 hours or until tender.Six servings.SAUCE FOR BOILED BEEF 14 cup sweet pickle relish, 2 tablespoons chopped parsley or celery tops, 1 teaspoon sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, 13 teaspoon pepper, 14 cup vinegar.Combine all ingredients and mix well.Serve with hot sliced boiled beef.The meat may be simmered until tender, then baked in a hot oven 400 F.for about 20-25 minutes or until nicely browned.Knitting Machine Dates From Elizabethan Days Although the art of weaving can be traced to the cave-dwellers, there is no Certain allusion to knitting until the 15th Century.In an Act of Parliament of Henry VII (1488) there is a reference to knitted woollen caps and later, in the reign of Henry VIII, the king and his courtiers wore knitted silk hose brought from Spain.The first mechanical knitter was invented by the Rev.William Lee | of Nottinghamshire, who attempted to interest Queen Elizabeth in his invention.Rejected in England, Lee took his invention to France where the woollen industry was being encouraged by protection under the French patriot, Colbert.There he met with more success although the fight to introduce his machine over the protests of the hand knitting industry left him in poverty in the later years of his life.Burglars in a western town, 7 stored in summer.LR ducas bros.AUS ISIIS LS SSII IIS ISSU SSII IS SSII IA Ro FUR FACTS Tears are due largely to the dried-out oil content of the pelts when not LET US PROTECT AND SERVICE YOUR, FURS 2% Cold Storage.2% CALL FOR PICK-UP ELwood 5503 VFFIEFS inc.5526 SHERBROOKE SY.WEST, N.D.G.speeding away with a drug store strong box, were caught by police .| Imagine being pinched for safe driving.ZN MONTREAL R did dU Ud 7 7 2 22 Ror) THE.EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 - HOME ECONOMIC MARIAN MARTIN A most ingenious little outfit! Pattern 9033 combines a frock and sunsuit in a sweet, ruffly manner.The frock buttons and ties on the sunsuit, when she\u2019s had enough sun.This pattern gives perfect fit, is easy to use.Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step.Pattern 9033 in sizes 2, 4, 6, 8.Size 6, sunsuit, 13; yds.35-in.; frock, 13, yards.partment, 2191 Hampton Avenue, Because of the slowness of the take a few days longer than wswal.DEFINITELY DIVINE MARIAN MARTIN Something \u2018wonderful to see \u2014 You in your new frock \u2014 Pattern 9162.A divine design for figure flattery, and that little peplum adds a definitely flirty touch! Easy sewing.This pattern gives perfect fit, is easy to use.Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step.Pattern 9162 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20.Size 16 frock takes 33% yards 39-inch fabric.Each pattern costs twenty-five (25¢), which should be sent in coin (stamps cannot be accepted) to this paper's Needlework De.N.D.G.Write plainly the pattern desired, the pattern number, your name and address.mails, delivery of our pattern may Dojls, an jnch high, and so lifelike \u2014- one expects to see the one | representing Anna Pavlova execute a difficult dance step \u2014 are] the work of Baroness Evelina Maydell.From her native Estonia | Baroness Maydell brought to\u2019 America her love of dolls and a Which tiny figurines had seemed to live in a world of fantasy ait their own.: | The wire which she uses to build up the figuriner seems to take on life, and becomes poised and graceful.After the body, hands and arms are brought into proper position and have the graceful composure their designer desires, | Miss Maydell makes the tiny face.| This is carved from clay, wax, or! even old, dry soap.Important Darning Needle The strong end of a darning needle je the only implement small enough\u2018to produce the tiny fea-! tures.Working with a magnify-' ing glass, especially if she is do- ; ing intricate work such as a smile, she brings the face alive.Small delicate eyelids are carefully designed with a drop of modelling clay.The hair, made of soft silk threads, fixed with drops of glue.Suddenly, a ballet scene, with tiny dancers dressed in white silk and tulle takes shape before one's: amazed gaze.A princess stands | tall and graceful before a group of masculine admirers, and a court scene appears.- Any type of material, as long ' as it is soft and pliant, is grist to the baroness\u2019s mill.A tiny piece of chenille, smail snips of antique silk, a discarded yard of lace, tis- sue paper, gilt gift wrapping, se- rd TE HR memory of the shadow boxes in - Baroness\u2019 Inch-High Dolls Have Life-Like Expressions quins and pearls, all make for glamour in the finished product.Dried leaves and grasses end up in tiny bridal bouquets.PAGE ELEVEN WPTB Announces Cent Rise On_Sugar Because of greatly increased costs of raw sugar to Canada, it has been found necessary to raise the ceiling price ot refined sugar by one cent per pound on all sized packages and at all trade levels, effective April 1, the Wartime .Prices and Trade Bofrd has announced.Board officials point out that this action follows the general pattern of decontrol, and has the same effect as partial removal of subsidy or partial elirain~{ion of a _ trading loss, where t12 -*='dy or trading loss is transferred into a price increase.Commenting on the price of sugar in Canada durin the war years, officials point out that during 1939 and 1940, the consumer price ranged between s:: rnd seven cents a pound and in March 1941, was stabilized at an average of eight cents a pound where it has remained until the present time.Comparing prices todry, about one year and a half cfter the end of hostilities, with those in effect at about the save time after World War I, it was po'ntcd out that even with the present one cent increase in price, conzuflers will be paying approximately 16e a pound less than they d'd in 1920.DRESS UP YOUR WII'NOWS WITH MADE-7O \"7° CURE Vog 2 Valance i= as HIDES UNSIGHTLY CULTAIN AND DRAPERY R\u2018.ns MAKE YOUR W.NMDOWS APPEAR WIDTR a PRODUCTS YO.5681 DASA A Continuous HOT WATER i Low Cost z with the hd \u2018HANSON-GATES\u2019 +4 Oil-curning Î NATER ETA.ER (RW fac.re $ sentative Ta Show ; You This Efficient i Unit, \u201cDE, 78 ann\u201d ANA 17354 SHERBROOKE W.Del-Monte Products FRUIT COCKTAIL 59c PINEAPPLE JUICE 29c CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 45¢ PROMPT EFFICIENT FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY LICENSED GROCER DELIVERIES EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 He:nz Prodecis SPAGHETTI 16e KETCHUP 2le TOMATO JUICE 10e (Corner i) \u201cSOL\u2019S | FRUITS & GROCERIES 5307 Sherbrooke St.West [Decarie) Lb did add \\ AUTOMATIC HEATING DIVICER =~ .REG'D.| \u201cA =| This amazing new adhesive re.as PAGE TWELVE THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 Rd po.ow PAGE SEVEN \u201c Direct From Hollywood ; \u2018+ By Jack Hirshberg EXTENDED ENGAGEMENT HOLLYWOOD, April 9 \u2014 If you've attended Sunday School these past several weekends, chanccs are you watched a screening of Cecil B.DeMille\u2019s 20-year old epic titled \u201cThe King of Kings.\u201d DeMille's biblical pictures are usually more hokum than holy, but this masterful portrayal of the life .of Christ is the exception.Despite the fact it is silent the film is still shown over 2,000 cinema, made in pre-sound days, times a year in the United States - and Canada alone, and hundreds of prints are used by missionaries overseas in educational work.Every Easter season it highlights church services and school sessions across the continent.\u201cThe King of Kings\u201d was a record breaker from the start.It has been seen by almost a billion spectators.DeMille shot it at the then unprecedented cost of $2,400,000, on the largest stage in Hollywood in 1927.Its cast of 6,000 has seldom { pbeen equalled.Despite its reverent theme, vever, De Mille could not resist spectacular exploitation.Thorns were - imported from the Holy Land for the crown worn by H.B.Warner, who played Christ.Each day's work began with a prayer.The actors were bound by contract to avoid night clubs and smoking during production, and Warner wore a veil on his way to the set from his dressing room.Millions of natives who have seen no other movies have seen \u201cThe King of Kings.\u201d Missionaries in India and China wear out prints of the film at the rate of one a year, and one priest claims he has shown it to 125,000 people.If Hollywood turned out more like this and fewer like \u201cDuel in the Sun\u201d the cinema colony might find itself held in higher esteem throughout the world.% % % TICKERTAPE \u2014 Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester Here's the MIRACLE ADHESIVE Readers Digest tells about'in April issue, pg.67 Miracle Adhesive was one of the wars wonder workers.will work \u201cmiracles\u201d in your home.Fasten things together you wouldn't believe possible.Nothing else like .Miracle.Get a tube today., ' Only 33c from all leading Departmental, Chain, Hardware, Electrical, Automotive and Drug Stores .or enquire from E.T.Sampson & Company Limited 2626 Duvernay Street, MONTREAL, QUE.+ x plan to anply for American citizenship in the near future.They've spent most of their time here the past 15 years.Bing Crosby gets the old Will Rogers role when Paramount shoots \u201cA Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court\u201d next autumn.It'll be a filmusical with tunes by Rodgers and Hart.Because of prior commitmerts Bob Hope must decline an invitation of the London Daily Mail to preside as master \u2018of ceremonies at Britain\u2019s counterpart of the Academy award presentations April 29.Radio obligations will keep Bob this side of the Atlantic.Ottawa's Suzanne Cloutier was all set to test for a top spot in \u201cMiracle of the Bells\u201d last week when she came down with the flu.She'll try out this weekend instead.When Paulette Goddard returns from Britain next autumn she'll do \u201cWeb of Days,\u201d a suspense yarn set in Atlanta just after the Civil War.The book has a Summer publication date and should be a bestseller.It's a first novel by Edna Lee.Overheard in a local butcher shop: \u201cA nice chicken, please \u2014 and leave the croquettes in.My boy friend loves them!\u201d.And one star hereabouts calls his gal pal Easter Egg because she's hand painted and hard boiled.% 4% % NOW THAT THE foreign ministers meeting in Moscow is still news, this story of an incident at the Potsdam Conference seems timely.I got it from Bill Davidson of Collier's Maga- izne.It tops all Kilroy stories I've heard.At the Potsdam Palace one bathroom, a mammoth place of marble, was reserved for the Big Three \u2014 Truman, Atlee and Stalin, Military guards were posted at the lavatory door to keep all others out.On the second day of the conference, reports Davidson, Marshall Stalin.popped out of the bathroom and spoke briefly in Russian to his interpreter.The interpreter turned to one of the American guards and translated Stalin's query.\u201cMarshall Stalin wishes to know,\u201d asked the interpreter, \u201cwho is this Kilroy?\" ¥ * % REEL TOPICS \u2014 Japan built 340 new movie theaters last year, bringing her total to 1,477.Major Bowes Amateur Hour.off the air several years, may return to Mutual this summer.Warren Sweeney will sub for the late major, but Bowes\u2019 name will be used.Jimmy Durante has so many relatives he\u2019s purchased a land tract near Malibu to build a small town to house them.Denied a permit to work in California, Sailly Rand packed her fans and sailed for Manila where she'll do her bubble routine for the Filipinos.Jimmy Cagney wants Montreal's Johnny Coy for \u201cTime of Your Ife.\u201d Cene Kelley or- Figinated_ the\u2019 role on Broadway.Siapsie Maxie Rosenbloom\u2019s definition of a wedding ring: A tourniquet\u2014because it stops circulation .Eddie \u201cRochester\u201d Anderson is building a benefit {show for victims of the recent Los | Angeles blast, many of whom were Negroes.I'tll be April 24 at the huge Shrine Auditorium with a stage show including Jack Benny, Dick | Haymes, Phil Harris, Alice Faye, Dennis Day and Andy Russell.And Billy Rose \u2018is adopting 25 homeless European orphans.He'll bring them to New York and house them at his Mount Kisco estate.¥ 4% ¥ REVIEWS OF PREVIEWS \u2014 \u201cGreat Expectations\u201d (Rank- British) \u201490%\u2014Here\u2019's an honest, effective and totally charming celluloid adaptation of Charles Dickens\u2019 tale.John Mills and Valarie Hobson top the \u201ccast which is uniformly superior.Dr.Stern (Continued from Page 3) stein, Mrs.Julius Goldstein, Miss Muriel Goldstein.Mr.and Mrs.Louis Goodmal, Miss Doris Goodman, Mrs.Ida W.Gray, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Gross- man, Mr.and Mrs.M.T.Stark, Mr, and Mrs.George Hollinger, Mrs.Greenfield, Mr.Arnold Hol- linger, Miss Arlene Hollinger, Mrs.Bert Joseph.: Mr.and Mrs.A.Keyfitz, Mr.Irving Keyfitz, Miss Ruth Keyfitz, Mr.and Mrs.Richard Kramer, Mrs.Amelia Kramer, Mr.and Mrs.Franklin Levee, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Levee, Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Levee, Mr.and Mrs.Hubert Levetus, Mrs.Morris Levi, Mr.and Mrs.I.Lewis.Mr.and Mrs.R.Lustig, Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Marks, Mr.and Button Bouquets Made With Ivy Having obtained most pleasing results from oiling leaves used in various table decorations, I conceived an idea for using English ivy leaves as a boutonniere, writes a reader.English ivy leaves have a nice, hard surface.I oil them, top side only, wiping off excess oil with a soft cloth.Then I tie them \u201ctogether into a neat little boutonniere, cut the stems even, and wrap them in tin foil.Of course, this is only to be worn with tailored suits or coats, as it is a sports idea.I don't know what there is about this simple little device, but it never fails to bring forth comment and admiration from TE Mrs David Marston, Mrs.Hester Mendelson, Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Michael, Mrs.Albert, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Pickleman, Dr.and Mrs.Louis Poch, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Pollack, Mr.and Mrs.George Rauch, Mr.and Mrs.M.H.Rosnick, Mr.and Mrs.Harold Rosenthal, Mr.Robert Rosenthal, Mrs.J.Roston, Mr.Allenby Roston, Mr.George Segal, Miss Joan Segal, Mr.Lyon Kay, Mrs.G.Shaer, Mr.and Mrs, Charles Shefler, Mr.Stanley Shef- ler.Mr.and Mrs.I.Sheinart, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Silverstein, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Simon and Miss Beverley Simon, Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Singer, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Stern and Mr.Mark Stern, Mr.and Mrs.Engene Sterns, Mr.and Mrs.I, Messinger, Mr.and Mrs.S.Tomarkin, Mr.and Mrs.A.Umanski, Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Van Geun, Mr.and Mrs.M.Wegler, Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Wolfe, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Wolfe, Miss Roslyn Wolfe.everyone.And a nice thing aboy it is that when you take it of at night, you can lay it flat \"a is\u201d in a bowl of water, and ca keep it for a week or longer.In selecting the leaves, use th, darker green, not the tender light green.The leaves should 4 smooth and not wrinkled.Olive gj or any substitute table oil may be used for oiling the leaves.\u2014\u2014 Refrigeration Co.Repairs Service Sales 837 NOTRE DAME W.LISTEN TO THE MORNING NEWSCAST MONDAY THRU SATURDAY CKVL 10.55 A.M.By A.C.A qu - \u2014 GENERAL It MAY to operate! 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BE expensive 4 AC | PROMPT - EFFICIENT!|, Ti Tue a ae ee a US Ce TSI 3 a oe about it of it \u201cay d Cag ger.se thy Night du ve oil may Charles Rittenbouse To Direct \u201cRomeo And Juliet\u201d During May aries Rittenhouse is directing espeare Soclety\u2019s production \u2018Romeo and Juliet\u2019 which opens Moyse Hall, McGill University May 1st runing until May 8th.Rittenhouse first came to the otic of Montreal Theatre-goers ; ugh his production of this me Shakespeare play.Ton presentation of \u2018Romeo and uliet\u2019 at West Hill High Bchool raise for him and led to a es of Shakespearean produc- ons at West Hill, Those produc- tions have yielded the two leading players in the Shakespeare Society production.Betty Taylor repeats the role of Jullet which she first played as a school girl, and Ken Lee Smith was in the school\u2019s later production of \u201cThe Taming of the Shrew\", The Romeo of that original production, Ivor Francis, scored in the Shawespeare Society's Lear\u201d, last year, as the Fool.He is now in New York as a radio actor.The West Hill production also marked the first work of Mr.MILITARY WHI BANQUET HALL, Refreshments CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF MONTREAL Friday Evening, April 11th, 1947 WESTMOUNT Bob Frame\u2019 ADMISSION: 75c TAX INCL, ST and DANCE VICTORIA HALL, e Door Prizes s Orchestra THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 \u201cKing | Thurs.& Fri.- April 1 VICTOR Priday Night \u2014 The Fossils Club of Montreal Presents \u201cPUSH UP IN FRONT\" A MUSICAL SATIRE ws JOHNNY HOLMES «= vie orours OSCAR PETERSON Dance to Johnny Holmes ond His Orchestra efter the performance 7th & 18th, 8.15 Sharp IA HALL 1.00 Per Couple Presents a Concert of SYMPHONY No.1, IN B FLAT vivace.2nd Movement; Larghetto.3rd Movement: Cyril Smith, pianist: Malcolm Sargent, condr.RAKASTAVA, Opus 14 NBC String Orch., FAUST BALLET MUSIC Frank positions through the medium vo eine WESTMOUNT MUSIC APPRECIATION GROUP WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16th, at 9.P.M, WESTMOUNT PUBLIC LIBRARY PROGRAMME: ' Ist Movement; Andante un poco maestoso; Allegro molto Molto Vivace.4th Movement: Allegro animato e grazioso, Cleveland Symph.Orch., Erich Leinsdorf, condr.VARIATIONS ON A NURSERY TUNE, OPUS 25 Dohnanyi Liverpool Philharmonic Orch., Dr.Sibelius Black, condr.Gounod National Symph.Orch.Anatole Fistoulari, condr, Experience the rare pleasure of hearing the world's greatest com- The Public Is Cordially Recorded Compositions MAJOR, OPUS 38 Schumann of high-fidelity reproduction.Invited | MRT School of the Theatre; Mont- ANOTHER FINE BRITISH FILM! Lilli Palmer and Rex Harrison co-starred in \u201cA Notorious Gentleman\u201d, which starts at the Snowdon United Theatre on Saturday for one week.\u201cNo Leave, No Love\u201d Has Van Johnson, Keenan Wynn In Musical Starring the popular Van John- It Wonderful\u201d and \u201cWhen It's son and introducing Pat Kirkwood, | Love\u201d.English musical comedy star, \u201cNo van Johnson romps through the Leave, No Love\u201d, a musical come- starring role with his usual engag- PAGE THIRTEEN ing charm and has a sterling romantic partner in Miss Kirkwood who is a stunning brunette, as equal to acting demands as she is to her vocal requirements.Keenan Wynn, as Johnson's irrepressible buddy, plays a large part in the picture's slapstick proceedings.Edward Arnold adds laughs as the pompous millionaire with a weakness for blondes.Others featured in the cast include Marie Wilson, Leon Ames, Marina Koshetz, Selena Royle, Wilson Wood, Vince Barnett.LITTLE BLACK SAMBO And The Tigers COMING SOON TO VICTORIA HALL Reservations by Phone or Mail Commencing Monday, April 14th.Children 35e to $1.00 | Adults 75c & $1.00 THEATRE for YOUNG FOLK 5767 Monkland Avenue EL.1668 dy film is now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre until Friday night.Built around a light-hearted and amusing tale of the efforts of Miss Kirkwood, as mistress of ceremonies on a radio broadcasting program, to prevent returned Marine \" hero, Van Johnson, from discovering that a former sweetheart had jilted him, with the inevitable aftermath of the hero forming a romantic attachment with his good Samaritan, the picture abounds in comic invention, slapstick laughter, incidents of mistaken identity, the uproar of a hotel room claimed by the Marine hero and his pal as well as by a millionaire radio sponsor and a flirtatious Russian Countess\u2014all of which is set to a delightful musical background and some of the year\u2019s most lilting song hits.\u201cNo Leave, No Love\u201d not only has the advantage of Pat Kirk- wood's impressive singing voice, aided by the vocal talents of Marina Koshetz, the extraordinary piaro- playing of little \u201cSugarchile\u201d Robinson, but also the famed orchestras of both Guy Lombardo and Xavier Cugat.Many of the songs undoubtedly will be heard around for months to come, particularly the effective, \u201cLove On A Greyhound Bus\u201d, \u201cAll The Time\u201d, \u201cIsn't Greatest Feature Rittenhouse and Herbert Whitta- ker as a director-designer team.Other productions on which they worked together included the West Hill High School production of \u2018The Taming of the Shrew\u2019 and the 16- 30 Club.of the Churh of the Messiah productions.Mr.Whittaker is designing the set for \u2018Romeo and Juliet\u2019, which will carry out the traditional Elizabethan staging plan.Mr.Rittenhouse is supervisor of speech arts for the Montreal Protestant School Board.He studied Electric Refrigerator First Showing in Montreal \u2014 No Increase In Prices 10+ Down-Balancein18 Months at the University of Manitoba, at McGill University and at the Yale School of the Drama.He has been one of the comittee responsible for the Shakespeare Society productions since their origin.He assisted on the first two productions prepäring the script and working with the directors on readings.This year, he takes over the direc- PRODUCED & DIRECTED 4 HARRY GERSON tion for the first time.Mr.Rittenhouse, as a director, ponsible for its recent production has worked for MRT, being res- of Saroyan's \u201cThe Beautiful People\u201d; the Lakeshore Summer Theatre, and 16-30 Club As an actor, Mr.Rittenhouse has appeared in productions of McGill University English Department, Queen's University, MRT, MANTEL MODEL RADIOS IN IVORY $5 Dow BAL.IN EASY PAYMENTS * ALSO REAL NEWS! BY AND JACK FOGEL * HIGH GRADE FLOOR SWEEPERS $10.the Everyman Players, the 16-30 Club, Westmount Women\u2019s Club, Lakeshoré Summer Theatre.In addition to above mentioned, Mr.Rittenhouse\u2019s academic work has included teaching at the Queen's University Summer Schon] of Fine Arts; Saint John, N.B.Summer School of thé Theatre: Westmount & Sports real Oral Club; and this summer he is joining the staff of the Banff Summer School of Fine Arts, to EE teach directing and speech.Recent- \"-\"(Continued on Page 15) 4209 St.Catherine St.West (Near, Greene Avenue) + x ADDED ATTRACTION x COMPLETE STOCK OF FISHING EQUIPMENT AND SUMMER SPORTING GOODS NOW AVAILABLE, SEE THIS BIG SHOW AT Appliances Company WE.2226 [ + Covad SEER TY PAGE FOURTEEN 0\" CLASSIC OF THE SEAS! Brian Donlevy, Esther Fernandez and Alan Ladd are seen above, as they appear in the film version of Richard Henry Dana's great classic of the sea, \u201cTwo: Years Before the Mast\u201d, which starts on Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre, playing for one week.william Bendix, Barry Fitzgerald and Howard da Silva are also importantly cast \u2018in this film.Spectacular Musical Teams Bing And Astaire At Westmount Now No greater tribute could have ! \u201cbeen paid to America\u2019s foremost composer of popular music, Irving Berlin, than the Technicolor film \u201cBlue Skies\u201d, which is now flaying at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night.Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, Joan Caylfield, Billy De Wolfe and Olga San Juan, sing, dance and clown to make this cavalcade of Berlin hits one of the most spectacular musicals ever filmed.\u2018 The tireless Crosby sings song after song, vocalizing no less than sixteen of the thirty two great Berlin tunes in the show.Besides such outstanding tunes as \u201cWhite Christmas\u201d and \u201cBlue Skies\u201d, Bing introduces the haunting ballad, \u201cYou Keep Coming Back Like A Song\u201d, expressly written for this show.The tap-happy Fred Astaire whirls through a half dozen sizzling routines, dancing with his co-stars, Crosby and Miss Caul- field, in several numbers.In a tor- |.rid production to the music of \u201cHeat Wave\u201d, done on a lavish gset representing a West Indian waterfront.Fred's partner is Olga San Juan.But the greatest bit of hoofing in Astaire\u2019s entire carcer is seen in his big solo number, a fast tap routine to the tune of \u201cPuttin\u2019 On The Ritz\u201d.He does the number in the lithe, light- footed, light-hearted manner that first brought him fame.Fred and Bing team up in a comedy routine \u201cA Couple Of Song and Dance Men\u201d, and Fred also has a beautiful production number with Joan Caulfield and a group of glamorous show girls, \u201cA Pretty Girl Is Like À Melody\u201d.The beauteous Joan Caulfield reveals heretofore hidden talents.Her voice is delightful and her daneing is light and gay.She is charming as the girl that Bing and Fred vie for, who leaves Crosby when he proves too irresponsible, but returns to him after many years apart.The tale moves through the years with the Berlin music, which provides the background for the tender love story.LUCKY THIRTEEN Bob Hope and his wife, the former Dolores Reade, celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniversary during filming of his starring role in Paramount\u2019s \u201cRoad to Rio.\u201d They were married in Erie, Pa., dn February 19, 1934.} «Starts ol SATURDAY! The Most irresistible Man.A Woman Ever Regretted! * .while het bar! way vide-oP2T TE gr) ps RIKKI J) ARTHUR RANK present: ions win LILLI swayed her with promises REX \u201cHARRISON « GODFREY TEARLE - GRIFFITH JONES ans MARGARET JOHNSTON Te Plus These Excellent Short Subjects! | \"HENPECKED HOBOES\" - A Technicolor Cartoon J \"PLAYING BY EAR\" - A Pete Smith Reel en \"A REALLY IMPORTANT PERSON\" Ey A Passing Parade == JOHNSON in \"No Leave, No (Decarle Blvd.at Snowdon Jct.) Keenan Wynn, REX HARRISON That Sensational Star of \"Anna and the King of Siam\u201d Nan 7 JENNIFER while he gilleman, PALMER # Last Showing Today! VAN Love\", with Pat Kirkwood and THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11; 1947 > Mtl Masonic Choir Gives Annual Concert By FRANCES GOLTMAN The Montreal Masonic Choir of over seventy voices gave.its annual concert last week in the St.James United Church under the fine leadership of Frederick T.Cleal with Doris Killam, accompanist and Warner Norman at the organ.The assisting artists were Agnes Davis, brilliant American soprano and Harry Maude, the very well- known Montreal baritone, A large «nd demonstrative audience .applauded heartily and encores were added byssoloists and choir to a well chosen and interesting programme.The concert began with two choral numberg by Handel and Beethoven followed by a Folk Song by Brahms and Part Song by Stephen Adams.The diction was especially clear throughout the evening.Songs by Tschaikowsky, Willy Richter, Sir Edward Elgar, Orlando Morgan, Handel and Rossini comprised the rest of the programme of choir offerings.All were effective and showed intensive training.Miss Davis is the possessor of a beautiful soprano voice which she uses with good taste in every type of piece.Her contribution to IRVING BERLIN MELODIES! 32 song hits by Irving Berlin form the musical background to \u201cBlue Skies\u201d, in Technicolor, which starts on Saturday at the Seville United Theatre, playing until Tuesday night.Joan Caulfield, Fred Astaire and Bing Crosby are co-starred with Billy De \"Wolfe and Olga San Juan in supporting roles.the concert included three arias by Donaudy, Handel and Massenet, Four songs by Deems Taylor, Bax, Hopkinson, and Dvorak in a second gr8up while her third group had songs by Ware, Coryell and Horsman.Miss Davis added four encores and was also heard with the choir in a number by Rossini.Harry Maude was most successful in \u201cSongs of the Fleet\u201d by Sir Charles Stanford in which he was accompanied by choir, piano and organ.These delighted the audience and be received much applause.His other solo was the celebrated Prologue from \u201cPagliacci\u201d which called for an encore, \u201cHymn To The Seraglio\u201d by Mozart.Doris Killam and Warner Norman contributed valuable support to te PA choir and Miss Killam accompanied fd the soloists with her usual admir.4 able taste.CAGNEY STUDENT Now starring in Pine-Thomas\u2019 \u201c] Cover Big Town,\u201d Philip Reed was | on the Broadway stage before entering pictures.from Jimmy Cagney, then a hoofing star.ACTOR ACE Roland Culver, British actor who plays the part of Baron Holenia in Paramount's Waltz,\u201d was a pilot in the R.A.T in the first world war.starringy Vivian Blaine * WESTMOUNT Now SKIES\", Also \u2014 ON THE SAME PROGRAM ! THE MUSICAL THAT MAKES YOU FEEL SO.YOUNS 7 [ Yera- Fe 3 x) se \u2018 Nu \"4 ki we Howard da SILVA Esther FERNANDEZ - Abert DEKKER - Lars VAN FOOT - - Dang HSMN Ca Starts SUNDAY FOR ONE WEEK ! » GS A United.CHheatne (Sherbrooke ar Grey Ave.) \"WANTED FOR MURDER\", Playing Until SATURDAY: BING CROSBY in \"BLUE in TECHNICOLOR, with Fred Astaire and Joan Caulfield.with Eric Portman and Dulcie Gray.- me Cie ee EA pu mpi ane SST WEE [+ = gr Tre pi eh a aa 17 When he first started, Reed took dancing lessons i \u201cThe Emperor [id py's © now ited s hes pst unfo nse aj the pd ma The very, = ls advy pnal i xer W.er a to the npanied À admir.[ mas\u2019 \u201cy ed was ore en.e first lessons a hoof- or who Tolenia mperor R.AT, - gir Ea ee A stmownt\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d pare GARY COOPER IN SPY STORY! Gary Cooper is co-starred THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 with Lilli Palmer, noted European star, in \u201cCloak And Dagger\u201d, which starts on Saturday at the Monkland United Theatre, playing until Tuesday night.Adapted from Ernest Heming- lk y's classic, \u201cThe Killers\u201d, which now playing at the Monkland ited Theatre until Friday night, s been on most critics list of @.Films of 1946.The melodrama unfolded with tremendous sus- nse and the various steps leading the climax are sharp and clear bd maintain a terrific tension.B The much-hailed new screen dis- very, Burt Lancaster, lives up to s advance notices.He is sensa- pnal in the role of Swede, ex- xer who falls into criminal ways er a Woman, and who welcomes #The Killers\u201d One Of The Year's Best Pictures Now At Monkland with resignation his \u201crubbing out\u201d by professional gunmen, Lancaster is a fine actor and gives a strong emotional portrayal of the Hemingway character.His passionate scenes with Ava Gardner could hardly be more real.His actions in the fight ring are fiercely realistic, and his drunken fury when he learns that Miss Gardner has jilted him is of the highest calibre.; Miss Gardner is fine as the attractive, weak and scheming Kitty, who proves fatal to Lancaster.The young actress emerges from the A United CTheotne (St.Catherine at Chomedey) Starts SATURDAY Until TUESDAY ! P J ®Y 32 OF IRVING BERLIN'S GREATEST SONGS including VE GOT MY CAPTAIN SOME SUNNY DAY THIS IS THE ARMY, MRL JONES A SERENADE TO AN GETTING NOWNERE (new) OLD-FASHIONED 114 SEE YOU IN CUBA GIRL (saw) PUTTIN® ON THE RITZ MUE Sales HOW DEEP I$ THE OCEAN YOUD BE SURMISED RUSSIAN LULLABY 16 te nearest thing 1 teiven/ .BillyDeWolfe Olga San YOU KEEP COMING BACK À PRETIY GIRL 15 LIKE A % SEVILLE Lost Showing TODAY: JAMES MASON In \u201cThey Were Sisters\u201d, with Phyllis Calvert.Also \"WHITE TIE AND TAILS\", with Don Duryea, Ella Raines and Wil- liom Bendix.\u201c= 474 AR WORKING FOR ME NQW UKE A SONG (new) MELODY Added Attraction ! Eric PORTMAN .rh da , 1 \u201cWANTED FOR MURDER\u201d First a lingering kiss .then a woman's muffled scream! imnhlolnbeledrindininloiiioi abn inihdinion dnt Dulcie GRAY Long Prize List For \u201cFun Parade\u201d The folks who volunteer to take .| an active part in the hilarious antics of the Roy Ward Dickson \u201cFun\u2019 Parade\" show, which comes to the Forum on Monday, April 28th next, under the auspices of Court Riverview, 1620, Canadian Order of Foresters, will, from the looks of things, be afforded an excellent opportunity of getting a whole lot more than only trouble for their pains.In addiotion to the side-splitting fun which the participants always manage to extract from their own performances, there is a list of valuable prizes\u2014 some $2,000.00 worth of them\u2014 which make the efforts of the said participants themselves very much while, to say nothing of the fame, transient perhaps, but widespread certainly, which frequently attends their endeavors.For, while there's precious little wisdom in the \u2018Fun Parade\u201d, except perhaps the wisdom that a good hearty laugh is the finest tonic in the world, there's certainly no lack of a listening audience.According to radio- surveys, about 1,600,000 people listen to the \u201cFun Parade\u201d every week.Court Riverview is arranging in connection with their work in the interest of the district\u2019s un- der-privileged children, and it promises to be an outstanding success.All seats are reserved.arduous role as a new contender for honors in the feminine dramatic field.Edmond O'Brien is the central figure in the story.He plays an insurance adjuster called in to settle a routine $2,500 claim.A combination of curiosity and a sense of justice drives him deeper and deepr into the case, which is of little importance to his bosses.O\u2019Brien is polished and suave, and does an expert bit of acting.Albert Dekker is the double- crossing leader of a holdup gang, and Sam Levene is likable as always as a Philadelphia police detective.Other good portrayals are given by John Miljan, as an underworld personality; Virginia Christine, as Lancaster's ex-fiancée; and Vince Barnett, in his first serious role, an ex-convict.The supporting cast is studded with players who give portrayals that will long be remembered.- Plea To Provide (Continued from Page 3) to take unwanted animals to their headquarters, 1705 St.James street west, corner o: Richmond street, where they can be humanely destroyed or placed in a new home.There is no charge if owners bring their animals to the S.P.C.A.and if this is at all possible, it is a great help to the Society during the rush time around the first of May, when there are a great many calls for the ambulances.The Home is open from 8.30 am.to 9 p.m.and the telephone number is Wllbank 2109.As the demands on the ambulances are geat, do not wait until the last minute and expect the ambulance to come at once.C.Rittenhouse (Continued from Page 18) ly he served as adjudicator for the Western Ontario Regional Drama Festival, held in Hamilton, Ontario, last month.This year marks the 9th annual national playwrit- ing contest held by the Ottawa Drama League Workshop which is judged by Mr.Rittenhouse.He himself has written children\u2019s plays, which have been produced at Queen\u2019s University and in Montreal, some of which have been published.The Shakespeare Society operates under the sponsorship of MRT and the Montreal Festivals and with the co-operation of McGill University.The United States produces approximately 900,000,000 barrels of ha SRE OUE oil.annually.PAGE FIFTEEN LAST BHOWING TODAY! \u2014 \u201cTHE KILLERB\u201d, with Eurt Lancaster and Ava Gardner, Also \u201cHER ADVENTUROUS NIGHT\", with Dennis .0'Keecfe and Helen Walker.REVIVAL TONIGHT After 11: DENNIS MORGAN and JANE WYMAN in \u201cKisses For Breakfast.\u201d Starts SATURDAY Gary Cooper in a grand role as an American.professor who outwits the famed Gestapo! 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EVELYN KEVES KEENAN WYNN ANN MILLER ALLYN JOSLYN TITO GUIZAR VELOZ ad YOLANDA wd ENRIC MADRIGUERA ad lis ORCHESTRA Nas Cur nd Deer Fronton Diroctod by $.SVAN SDAIN Probvend by SIOREY DIOOELL Samuel Goidwyn\u2019s ey ; a 9 | à of Our Lives CP slorring Lu) \"Myrna Loy * Fredric March SEs\u201d Dana Andrews * Teresa Wright y | Virginia Mayo - Hoagy Carmichael 6100 Sherbrooke W.EL, 2271 - DE.9444 TICKETS FOR ANY PERFORMANCE AT Willis & Co, 1220 St.Catrerine W.or THEATRE BOX OFFICE 2 SHOWS DAILY 3 SHOWS SAT.& SUN.2.30 & 6.30 P.M.1.30, 5.00 & 8.45 75e and $1.20 75¢ - $1.00 - $1.20 All Prices Include Taxes «en: PAGE SIXTEEN THE EXA ocals Bow To \u201cY\u2019\u2019 Cager; Lose Early Lead In 37-32 Loss à REN ALOUETTES PLAN EARLY FOR FOOTBALL SEASON The Montreal Football Club, better known as the \u201cAlouettes\u201d to the majority of football fans, announced recently that the team had arranged for an exhibition game with the Regina Roughriders of the Western Canada Football League, to be played at the Stadium at the end of August when the baseball Royals are ont of town.The Roughriders should bring a powerful club here, for if memory serves us right, they were right in the thick of the Western Canada fight \u2018till the last game.Winnipeg, with whom the Als split a preseason pair of games last year, won in the end, and came East to take a terrific shellacking from the Argos.The Alouettes themselves should have a powerful team, but as long as Toronto has that guy named Joe and Royal Copeland, who has changed his mind about playing in the U.S., they'll be tough opponents, * * # OLD ROYAL, MAX MACON, POPS UP WITH BRAVES A bulletin from the training camp of the Boston Braves announces the probable starting lineup of the National Leaguers, and three names in that opening nine are very familiar to Montreal sport fans.Tommy Holmes, always a pain in the neck to Royal pitchers when he was with Newark in 1940 and 1941, will start in right field; Conny Ryan, a second baseman who played with Jersey City a couple of seasons ago, will likely start at the keystone sack; and last reports have a lean fellow named Max Macon set to start at first base.Montreal fans will remember Max well enough, for he put in several years in a Royal uniform.Always a better-than-average pitcher, Max was more noted for his hitting, however, and often played in the outfield for the Montrealers when he wasn\u2019t on the mound.We remember the night in 1940 when the Dodgers came here for an exhibition game, and Max played left field for the Royals, giving Jimmy Ripple a rest.The burly Ripple went up to Cincinatti later in the year, and starred for the Reds in the 1940 World Series.Max was the whole show that night as the Royals won, 12-8, as he singled in the first, doubled to start an eight run rally in the third, later finished off the rally with a three run homer up on the netting above the scoreboard in the same inning, dor\u2019led in two more in the fifth, and in the seventh slashed a driv» that Charley Gilbert, now of the Philadelphia Phils, caught up with and pulled down in deep centre field.Max can hit.All reports sax that he is pretty smooth around the initial sack, too, .and his hitting gives him a definite edge over the prize rookie, Earl Torgeson, who is his only rival for the position.æ * # PAUL TICHARDS SHOULD DO WELL WITH BISONS Paul Richards, the new manager at Buffalo, the Detroit Tigers\u2019 Class AAA farm team has announced that he intends to do some catching for the Bisons this year, and if he ever dons the mask and pads in Montreal, local fans will be seeing one of the finest catchers ever to perform in the major leagues, Richards, who crouches in an unorthodox way behind the bat, with one leg flung far out to the side, a shift forced by a knee injury, was known in the American League as one of the best of all throwing catchers.It was an unwise base-runner who took any chances with the veteran receiver.One season in the Southern Association with Atlanta, whom he later managed to the S.A.pennant, he threw out 28 of the 24 runners who attempted to steal on him.: .Besides being a great throwing catcher, Richards is also one of the smartest, and is generally credited with transforming Hal Newhouser from a gripy.skinner thrower into the best pitcher in the major leagues today.Richards, while he goes into superlatives on the Newhouser pitching, doesn\u2019t say much about his part in developing the slender southpaw, but it is significant that New- houser began his climb to the top soon after Richards joined the Tigers in 1943.Hal won 29 in 1944, he took 25 in 1945, and 26 last year for the second-place Tigers.On the question of Newhouser\u2019s greatness, we don't have to take Richards\u2019 word alone, for Buddy Rosar, the majors\u2019 best catcher in 1946, also said that Prince Hal was the greatest pitcher in baseball, as well as the easiest to catch.If Paul Richards can pilot the Bisons as well as he did the Atlanta team, and can impart some of his baseball knowledge into the young players under him, the Bisons will surely finish higher than the fifth place spot they had last year under Gably Hartnett, himself a former great catcher.FORMER SCOUT HEADS Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's COLLEGE \"SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our newest imported materials are worth seeing.Also overcoats and topcoats made-to-order.Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 {Just below St.Catherine) Dr.M.M.MacOdrum, M.À.Ph.D., newly appointed Presi- rent of Carleton College, Ottawa, is a former Boy Scout and proud of it.He began his Scouting with St.John's Presbyterian Church Troop at Moncton, N.B.; later he was a Patrol Leader in the Calvin Presbyterian Church Troop at Pembroke, Ontario and in Halifax, N.S., he became Scoutmaster of one of Canada's first kilted Scout Troops, sponsored by the North British Society in that city.While in Sydney, N.S., Dr.MacOdrum served as a Scout Group Committeeman.\u201cScouting did a lot for me as a boy and I shall always regard the Movement as very worth- 5260 SHERBROOKE ST.W.while\u201d said the new President of Carleton College in reviewing his (Corner Decarie Blvd.) associations with the Boy Scout N.D.G.BICYCLE REPAIR \u2014 SHOP \u2014 New and Used Bicycles for Sale BICYCLES FOR RENT Welding and Brozing EL.0081 2.1 Movement in Canada, Lance rie mnt éme mm mm a 00 = mea The Westmount Junior Basketball Club dropped a tough 37-32 decision to the Y.M.H.A.on the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gym floor in the final game of a best two out of three series which went the limit.This win gave the Y.M.H.A.Club the Montreal championship and the right to enter into the Dominion playdowns.The deciding tilt between the two City finalists was a close fought struggle all the way, and was decided by the losers\u2019 inability to take advantage of numerous free throws, missing 20 out of 36 shots attempted.The locals jumped into an early lead of 9-2 at the eight minute mark of the first half, only to see the Mount Royal Avenue boys pull up even and forge into a lead of 17-16 at the half.At the outset of the second canto, the local Juniors jumped into an early two point lead, but steady basket potting by Sol Tolchinsky and I.Gossack soon put the Blues into a commanding lead which they never relinquish- MINER, PRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 For Y.M.H.A, Tolchinsky, Endman and Gossack were tops with 15, 9 and 8 points respectively.The Purple and White boys were led by Jack Dudley with 11 and Pete Siemers with 6 points.In a post-season exhibition contest the local Juniors tangled with the Westmount \u201cY\u2019 Intermediates and won a decisive 72-45 victory on the Westmount Junior High floor.For the Juniors, Gordon MacLeod with 21 and Bob Putnam with 16 were high scorers, while Harold Parsons and Jim Henderson were tops for the \u201cY\" boys with 16 and 14 points respectively.Line ups and scoring summary: \u2014 Westmount (32)\u2014G.MacLeod 3, Putnam 4, Siemers 6, Flelds 2, S§.McLeod 1, Binmore 1, Dudley 11, Greenbaum, Young.4.- Y.M.H.A.(37)\u2014Tolchinsky 15, Endman 9, Berger, 1.Gossack 8, Seltzer, S.Gos- sack 5, Skibinsky, Ladenheim, Phillips, Silver.Referee: \u2014Emmett Jones.West.Jrs.(72)\u2014G.MacLeod 21, Putnam 16, Stemers 8, Field 3, S.McLeod 10, Binmore 5, Dudley 6, Greenbaum 1, Young 2.West.\u201cY\u201d (43)\u2014Barker 2, Presho 5, Parsons 16, Henderson 14, D.Binmore 1, Taylor 7.Referee:\u2014P.Koceluym.| St.Leo\u2019 s Sports It is now swing time at the Academy with plenty of activity on the fistic front, as a game group of boys have answered the call to the boxing war that goes on daily between the ropes of the school's boxing ring.It is a fine spirit of give and take as these boys show the grim determination to learn the fine points of the manly art of self-defence, There is very little glory attached to the training rou- their paces in what is generally acknowledged as the toughest sport in the world.St.Leo's boxers have gone on to win Golden Glove honors, Intercollegiate titles, but none have gone into the r.oney ranks as this trend of thought has always been discouraged as an extremely poor means of livelihood.It is not the school policy to overemphasize this rugged sport, but merely to use it as a means to serve towards the development of the boy himself with regard to self control, character and through its rigorous training routine, the full appreciation of a physically fit body.It is a sport that has no place for weaklings, and, sad to say, there have been a few boys who join boxing and are then forced to drop by the wayside.In boxing, as long as a boy comes out and stays out, it matters little whether he be good, bad, or indifferent, he receives full recognition for courage shown and the earnest tine of boxing as they go through |; desire to stand on his own two feet, The turnout for this year\u2019s boxing class is not quite up to expectations, and this is particularly noticeable among the older boys.It 1s a little early yet to get a line on the boys who will represent the school in the Seventh Annual Boxing Show scheduled for Friday, May 2, but the following (Continued on Page 17) \u2018\u2019Westmosat\u2019s Home Newspepen est WRONG CHANGE ° | FOR JUST $100 Short-changed $80 was ty happy experience of Miss §, dell, 4927 Decarie Blvd, Apt when she came home on evening in an unidentifieq The fare was $1 and she gay driver what she thought was; Joh As It wi Bt.nt d at their bill and for wnich he handg $9 change.It was only when she en, the house she discovered a pry; $100 bill had \u201cgone with the ty She told police she could ng, which taxi company the ca longed to.qm (ELCIN J CAM The Ideal Spot fo Your Boy \u201cVerres SOUS Everything that a boy, tu fifteen years of age, may da in a summer camp.Log Cabins - Goodh All-round Sports Prog Daily Conversational Fre Period Directors: D.H.Chodat\u2014S.E.Me Both of the Westmount Protestant Scho For information, rates PHONE ATlantic 419 In co sved had petitio er atlol pth Je enson, saili dingh ledge cs wh stead ompeti dingh .Thei ced 1 the fl St.Ld pers Tr dian % he Kin sailed and in ar.C A eir cre ble I what es f won ding st.L boat \u201cR h befor D dingh} as and : ternati ew for year's hey all pd force Townse fore ee THE HOME MAKERS CLUB A Series of Discussions for Young People April 21st \u2014 \"The Values and Difficulties of Engagement.\" Speaker: Dr.K.E.Norris.\u2019 April 20th \u2014 \u201cThe Family Budget\" Speaker: Mr.Munro Brown.May 5th = \u201cMarriage and its Adjustments.\u201d Speaker: Dr.C.H.Skitch.May 12th \u2014 \u201cChildren.\u201d Speaker: Dr.T.E.Dancey.May 19h \u2014 \"Whet Mokes Marriage Successful.\u201d ¥ Speaker: Mr.George B.Clarke.ALL SESSIONS WILL BE HELD IN WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.18 4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST For Further Particulars, Phone EL.1106 ab in | [Lean ir idence Lean, pl St.ther in S, were jn priso pugh ti prisoi finow go club Bion.We activ pt conf DHS Pecthey se Rive posit ghairmar Ripe of tl Mia men ittee: El » \"à pi FRED 375 GROSVENOR AVENUE - PHONE FOR BOOKLET: WAlnut 5500 Noted for Friendliness, Fine Programme, Good Meals - Limited to 50 Boys RT | RY All Activities Supervision BEE: $225 for 8 Weeks WHITTET'\u2019S CAMP LACLOUWHI In the Laurentians \u2014 Founded 193) \"THE FRIENDLY CAMP Member: Canadian and American Camp- Associations er Competent ing Boxing - Baseball - Canoe Trips - Camp Fires Diving - Fishing Trips - Overnight Hikes - Ping Pong - Riding - Regattes - Riflery - Sailing Swimming « Movies - Tennis - Handicrafts.Everything a boy could wish for! \"IR ET 2091 B.WHITTET, P.O.BOX 244 WESTMOUNT, MONTREAL © $130 for 4; Weeks 5 a LEE 081 EE Wkipper he Ro the i An the ta ha local ng to more me of fithey k will ich on he race FC \"PRISES\" SIN Se esimeunt\u2019s Home Newspaper™ ippers Selected By Lawrence Yacht Club John Schwab, Dick Stevenson Chosen IGE Was th Miss §, As Pilots For Dinghy Races At Bermuda vd., Apt ® On Fy ntified she gay ht Was à hande ht wes announced today by Alex Shearwood, Commodore of the gt.Lawrence Yacht Club that the skippers selected to rent the club in the series of international dinghy races to be 4 at Bermuda next month are John Schwab and Dick Stevenson, thelr respective crews will -be Dr.Bob Townsend and Ian Mac- In commenting on the selection the Commodore stated that he she ent, sd a Prec th the ty ould net, sved the committee had made a wise decision for those selected had considerable experience in both local and inter-club dinghy betition and would undoubtedly represent their club in a worthy er in this most important the ca ational regatta\u201d.bth John Schwab and Dick enson, the skippers, learned sailing in cat rigged dinghies ake St.Louis, graduating them into the international dinghies ~ with a thorough Mp Mbledge of mailing and racing cs which has stood them in ot for stead in many local races and y ompetition with some of the dinghy sailors from Lake On- .Their feputation was greatly VT Te.ced last summer when they the famous Currie Cup on 0Y, till o¢ 1.ouis in competition with May Gl cs representing the Royal dian Yacht Club of Toronto he Kingston Yacht Club.They .sailed and won several inter- 300d f and international races before | Prog \"\u201c\"\" CAGEY CREWS eir crews have also a consi- sal F ble knowledge of sailing what it takes to win es for Bob Town- won the 14\u2019 international .& dinghy championship of .St.Louis last season with E.Md boat \u201cRambler\u201d, and Ian Mac- hb before the war raced his nt Schill, dinghy \u201cMomo\u201d in local re- ag and sailed as crew in sever- ternational races and acted rates ew for his present skipper in years Currie Cup series.hey all saw service in the pd forces, Dick Stevenson and Townsend in the Navy, John | ab in the Air Force and Ian UB Lean in the Army.It is a i idence that Stevenson and ean, who represented the P pl St.Lawrence Yacht Club ther in pre-war international , were both wounded and In prisoners during the war, pugh they were not at the e prisoner-of-war camp, and Bnow going to again represent club in International com- gion.Mie activities of these members [fit confined to sailing boats, pe hey serve their club in exe- ye positions as John Schwab bg of the Sailing Com- Re of the Royal St.Lawrence i\" ba member of the Executive AN ittee; Dick Stevenson is Pan of the Entertainment Sa ittee and a member of the Mg tive Committee; Ian McLean ha # ember of both the Executive À Failing Committees and Bob Bend is a member of the g Committee.Interest Quickens gh the official selection of kippers and crews to repre- he Royal St.Lawrence Yacht a the interest of local yachts- in the forthcoming Bermuda ta has quickened.Officials local club are now anxiously ing to hear from the Bermu- more details of the pro- me of the races, Particularly hey keen to learn if other will be competing and if ich ones, also the exact dates e races.FOR THE MUCILAGE SUBSTITUTE Quite often when one is in a hurry to mail a letter, there will be but one stamp and it has no mucilage on its back, In this predicament all that is necessary is to moisten the mucilage flap on another envelope, run the stamp over the dampened part quickly, then place on the letter to be mailed.St.Leo\u2019s Sports | (Continued\u2019 from page 16) boys have been showing good form in training and are favored to make the grade.In the junior class, John Foy and Donald Rolfe both 90 lbs., are coming along in fine fashion.Ken Black at 100 lbs.is capable of throwing a lot of leather with his southpaw slants.Phill Martin, at 85 pounds, is experienced, but will have to pay more attention to training classes before he will be given a nod.In the senior division, the competition is not as keen as last year, but there is nevertheless some mighty good prospects and among them are: Donald Tinnigh at 115 1b., a light hitter but a good boxer.Bog Hall and Harold Wolfe at 126 lbs.are two willing mixers.Morey Barré and Peter McMullen at 130 lbs, both have a lot of class and enough experience and are sure bets for the show.John Chase at 136 lbs.is a fast worker that should find his name on the program.Martin McKenna a 150- pounder who impressed in last year's show and is coming along THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1947 fine.Rolly Lockett, 115 lbs.won a smart bout last year but is not counted on for this year unless he cures his careless habit of missing troining sesions.There are other good-looking prospects like Chris.O'Brien at 90 lbs, Dave Wright at 118 lbs, Kevin McAsey at 126 Ibs., John Mace and Brian Tiffin both at 140 lbs.SPORT SHORTS Bob Boyle, sports columnist for the Canadian Register weekly paper is of the opinion that St.Leo's in winning the City Senior B hoc- Key title have accomplished the feat of the year in school sports.McGill University's athletic officials are hopeful of bringing Lou Little, football coach of Columbia University to Montreal for a football rally at McGill early in May.Vic Obeck new football coach of the Red and White is himself a former assistant to the famed Columbia grid expert.St.Leo's, who conducted this year's successful Interscholastic Ski Meet will play host to ski representatives from Loyola College, Stanislas, Mt.St.Louis College, Catholic High School and Bre- beouf College who will assemble for the purpose of prize presenta- PAGE SEVENTEEN tion to those who came first or second in each event.Presentations will be made by Brother Bernard, Director of St, Leo's Academy, The popular Jimmy McCarthy was recently elected to the top athletic executive position on the English side of the school.It was a good choice as no student in the school has better background for the job than captain Jimmy who has just finished leading St.Leo's to their second successive City Senior B hockey title.He also has been turning in a highly capable job for the past few years as field general for a number of St.Leo's football squads.The suggestion by the new stu dent Athletic Committee for 3 championship hockey social bas been shelved for the present, at least.There are other plans now under consideration to honor the team.Although their soil has been tilled without let-up for 4000 years, peasants in Italy's Po Valley regularly harvest 60 bushels of wheat to the acre, thanks to rotation and other good agricultural practices.we Live in a Greater Canada TODAY ON THE THEY KNOW Vile A> ALL OVER the world today, Canadian products are known\u2014and Canada\u2019s modern greatness recognized\u2014as Canadian initiative builds our export trade to totals undreamed of in the past.During the war we became the second exporting nation of the world.TODAY our exports, with a value more than 244 times as great as those of pre-war years, make an immense contribution to modern Canadian development, benefiting all business, creating new and greater opportunities for all Canadians, RTE EER Furs and Fish were Canada\u2019s first exports.Our trade in the beginning was a monopoly of the merchants of Old France; next it was almost exclusively with and through Britain, By 1860, though, we were controlling our own commerce.ERC 0 se a DANS SR GERARD HEROD of Oakville, Ont., was a clerk in a department store nine years ago.At the age of 24 he added $400 savings to his, natural interest in machinery and began to manufacture red clay flower pots.Initial difficulties were overcome by determination and his native Canadian enterprise.Today his Sym, Dominion Potteries Limited, produces more than a quarter of a million dollars worth of pottery a year.MR.HEROD says : \u201cCanada proved a land of opportunity for me.She is a land of even greater opportunity for young Canadians commencing .their careers today.Now, more than ever before, there are within Can- .ada\u2019s barders rich rewards to be won, successful oareers to be achieved.\u201d Down to the end of the 19th Century, our chief exports were sawmill and timber products.Next in importance were cheese and fish.The great wheat exporting era began with the 1900's.By 1939 newsprint had become our most valuable export.World War II's demands spurred our production and exports to unprecedented heights.Canada\u2019s huge shipments of foodstuffs and munitions were one of the greatest contributions made by any nation to the successful prosecution of the wan _e FX FREE ROOFING INSPECTION SERVICE [1 mr vi 5 50 ee es wonderful time.Those who ate hot-degs should thank Pete Knowlton After the severe Winter just finished and Dave Knapp of Hampstead Troop, for these two boys slic- \u2014 it is wise to check over the conditions ed all the rolls, skinned all those hot-dogs and, generally, worked harder than anyone else thereof your Roof.Presentations of champions Have a careful inspection made crests were made to the four teams involved, St.Matthews, St.Luke's, now.Dixie and 2nd Westmount, he ° .latter two are the new champions It will cost you nothing and you will of the league, each to hold the .cup for six months.The other two be free of worries for some time.teams were the winners of their sections, one and three.All in all, it was a good Call Roofing Dept.\u2014 WE.2791 show, more than good enough : to mark the fourth year of the league's existence.Included among the Scouters present WESTEEL PRODUCTS LIMITED for the occasion were Messrs, A.Tingle, W.J.S.Dormer, W.Gold, M.B , P.Rams- (The Old Geo.W.Reed Co.Ltd.) berger, fe ll am A.Boyd, D, M ,C.T - 4107 Richelieu St., Montreal ey, M.Field, P.Kenwood, A.Smith, B.Saunders, F.New man and R.K.Groome.PAGE EIGHTEEN THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 \u201c\"Westmount's Home Newspaper \"W By George Cochrane Catholic High's recent victory se over Westmount in the City = Championship playoff of the Senior pa A hockey league sent your shorts Noa on sportser to his filing cabinet.an d A.diligent search through dust- ÿ home covered envelopes uncovered the er.following list of City Champion- i ship puck winners since 1931.The ai figures denote the team\u2019s total 210, goals for the two-game series.5 \u20ac0 1931: Catholic High 2, West- METI mount 1.«dhe 1932: Westmount 3, Catholic High plied.1.: .1933: D'Arcy McGee 5, Westmount TRE 1.\u201cRES\u201d 1934: Catholic High 5, Montreal \u2014 ee High 3.zave 8 19854 Westmount 3, Catholic High .WOLF CUB HOCKEY CHAMPS TY 1, Shown above is the 2nd Westmount Wolf Cub Pack Hockey Team iP ominion Douglas Church), who, with Dixie of Lakeshore area, are the nase .i 5 \u201cfan 1947 city co-champions of the Montreal Inter-Pack Hockey League.is is the first time in the league's history there are two champion teams, E*: my o 1936: S us High 5, Lower Ca this condition arising when, after four games, each team had one win and two draws, so the Poltrick Cup was awarded to each for six months | give ; 2 ge rs Both teams also were presented with champions\u2019 crests at the League's Annual Party held aot the Western Area Headquarters of the Boy M winte 1637: Catholic High 1, Westmount Scouts Association, Cote St.Antoine Road, on Tuesday of this week.In the picture, taken at Lachine Arena, front row, left to right, Murray |.A your à 0.Greenwood, Terry Peters (kneeling), Roy Hango (kneeling) and Ross So uthward.Back row, left to right, John Donaldson, John Lillie, Captain 3 simpl: 1938: D'Arcy McGee 2, Westmount Hardy McKeown, who ably led the team through their successful season, Colin Grimson, Bruce McLachlin, Eddie Martin, Michael Webb and MA.1 1.Allan Warnock.\u2014 Photo by Dave Chambers.1 1939: D'Arcy McGee 3, West Hill Swimming Squirrels SONNY THE FARMER rl \u2019 Since his purchase of a suff Does 1940: D'Arcy McGee 10, West- I -P k H k L g i i th mount 3 y nter ac oc ey ea ue Indicate Hard Winter acre estate near Hollywood, Sof Camp : : bi age 1941: Catholic High 9, Montrea: « Local Hoators believe TUES has his hands fuil ta toothil High 8.H Id Gal Cl P rty cal prognosticalor care of 150 citrus trees.The Pug ing a 1942: Catholic High 8, West Hill olas a osing a the Catskill, New York, moun-|mount star of \u201cBlaze of Null the di 6._ tain area where Rip Van Winkle also is raising squabs and turke school 1943: West Hill 4, Catholic High BY REG.GROOME Slept for 20 years is in for a sev- - Camp { 0.° nu schedu 1944: Catholic High 7, West Hill The Inter-Pack Hockey League held sts final activity for the| Large number oO péquirrels |PRUNING = PERRIN LC CNTA craie 4.1947 season on Tuesday night at the Western Area Headquarters east bank of the ho dson River Removing wif prov .< : .enera air 5 1945: West Hill 7, Catholic High of the Boy Scouts Association on Cote St.nAtoine Road when the | to swamp and wood lands south fens: TR ok .\u2019 .; ; : - For {i 1946: Catholic High 10, Mont.League's annual party took place.Over two hundred and fifty of this olage.fl similar migra- is the time JOR For In real High 4.Cubs and their parents and honored guests were present for the 1 y ag: have your Montre ; ; .owed by the severest winter on Estimates broken branche § BUS 1947: Catholic High 10.West-| occasion, and all had a grand time.record in this area.Without weaned vy.g or RY COS BO mount 5.Movies were shown to start the program with Field Commis- j Charge TREE SURG! Ya 53 library, ; ; ; ; .WE.WE 4 sioner Stan Richardson at the helm when Sinbad the Sailor got 1 a ngland 000.ann every about 4601 Cote des Neiges of dub Link 9 Write chased all over the screen.An enjoyable sing-song was held with] ~~\" nr ne EE \u2014 Bill Gold at the piano and Alf Tingle (both these men are District 33 = ¥ Cubmasters for Western Area) ou > -f;leading the gang.Some boxing GRIF FIN and SIMPSON LTD.are EA VETERANS bouts shaged by the boys from 30 Milner Ave.Montreal West DE.1925 coat t At Your Service Dixie Pack were next on the eve- Dealers in 12 4 REPAIRS ning's list of entertainment with * : 2 = gli made LAN MOWERS voit.Radios: Vacuum Cleaners toutes the \u201cboys putting everything they Quality Fuels ond Heating Services @ ve .ion, easy ù cI - Mace 8 - > \u20184 4 role, convenient handling and mechanical Sewing Machines - Frigidaires, ete, had into the fight.COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL ; and oo efinements.G tee : 2 : ° : À ¢ 12\u201d x 5 Sheffield blades, regular price WE PICK UP AND DELIVER Another all important highlight Heating Equipment, Oil Burners, Ete.a russ $12.00; special with this advt.$9.95 .of the evening was, of course, the ORDER NOW TO INSURE DELIVERY WHEN REQUIRED | 98 furnish .Immediate delivery.41 Davis & Watson refreshments, which were there in fll you Ve SE W-H-PERRON x CO.51 Morthview Un reor Mik.West great abundance.Hot-dogs and | aa SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN EL.4072 EL.5763 chocolate milk were yours for the y a 13 A se gives Wiis THE SALVATION ARMY MENS, # == + than they could possibly hold, 388 ficer : judging by the expressions and the CR se doctors\u2019 reports of a sudden boom SOCIAL SERVICE CENTRE in business first thing Wednesday SINGI 603 Chatham Street, Montreal 3 Fitzroy 5295-5296 We collect MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS, WASTE PAPER CAST-OFF CLOTHING, RAGS, RUBBER TIRES ond RUBBER GOODS; of all kinds.FURNITURE, STOVES, and METALS of all kinds.SALVAGE OF ALL KINDS, in fact anything that has out-lasted Its usefulness.| Prompt Attention will be given your call for our There is no discharge in the Battle of Life, and there will sver be i 2 casualties in need of assistance.GARA .venu: By contributing your Salvage, you enable us to assist the poor and I suitab] needy, and help us to find tide-over employment for mony + |N fortunate men thereby, helping te bring about their rehabilitation.Boy AT YOUR SERVICE _ Phone Fitzroy 5295-529 | Azar | .os 1 su ; serravoné Treo gp re - a ree] = A = = LUS per THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1947 PAGE NINETEEN x CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING x The Westmount Examiner WAlnut 2773- 2c FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS\u2014 | 1O WORDS FOR 35- | se 15 \u201ca little land, a lot of living\u2019 your objective?You will find The \u2018\u2019Have- Nore\u201d Plan interesting and profitable reading.43 chapters, 200 fllustrations: n outstanding, practical guide on .\u201chome pianning and \u2018\u2018miniature farming\u201d for \u2018backyard\u2019 jor \u2018small acreage\u2019.$1.50 postpaid.Order The #Have-More\u201d Plan for examination: satisfaction or refund.Oppdrtunities Unilmited Reg'd., Dept.WE2, Box 2110, Place d\u2019Armes, Montreal, L-38 5 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET METIS BEACH.Comfortable, 8-room- ed house, 4 bedrooms.All modern conveniences.Bedding and silver supplied.Large property, private beach.WA.4362.7 RESORTS\u2014COUNTRY BOARD \u201cREST, rest, rest\u2014that\u2019's part of my beauly plan\u2019 say's Sally Skunk.\u201cI lounge around all summer at Lazare's where it's good and cool.I'm cleaned and have my body oiled stl- mulated with Nova processing (Body masage and cleaning to you).After my overall facial I'm inspected and given plenty of elbow room as I rest till the time comes for me to face the winter.\u201d For a similar holiday for your fur you can make reservations by simply phoning Mrs.Mink Marten at L.P: Lazare.The phone number I8 MA.1255, R-414 BOY'S SUMMER STUDY CAMP Does your boy need extra help In mathematics, English or French?Camp Glasgow, located 2 miles from Village New Glasgow, Que.in the foothills of the Laurentians, is offering a special tuition programme in the above mentioned subjects, under the direction of J.N.Parker, B.A,, a schoolinaster on the staff of West Hill High School, In addition to this, Camp Glasgow has planned its regular schedule of Camping activities, including swimming, hiking, boating, crafts, campfires and sports.Let your boy enjoy a summer at camp, and improve his standing in his schoolwork.Send him to Camp Glasgow.Rates, 8 weeks $160.00, 4 weeks $85.00.For information, triephone TR.4648, or write 672 Beatty Ave, Verdun, Montreal 19, L-25 tr 9 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BOOK and record store with lending library.Good lease.West end.Two rooms in rear, suitable for dwelling.Write box 304, c-o 2191 Hampton.10 MONEY TO LOAN YOU won't have to borrow any money next year to buy a new fur coat if you are wise now, and send your fur coat to L.P.Lazare.Just phone MA.1255, R-407 12 APARTMENTS TO LET WE'RE sorry we can't offer you a lovely\u201d furnished apartment with hot and cold running water, southern exposure, floors covered with jade green rugs from wall to wall, sumptuous bridal bedroom with ivory and satin furnishings etc.but we can offer you very nice fur storage for your coat.Just phone L.P.Lazare & Co.Ltd.at MA, 1255.R-411 18 APARTMENTS WANTED ACCOMMODATION by ex-naval officer and wife, no children.Phone Sutherland, MA.6781 L-31 ROOMS TO LET \u201croom with balcony, tele- , relzrences, 325.00 per month: ROOMS WANTED YOU will find plenty of room for your fur coat at Lazare's fine Sclentific Storage Vault.Just phone MA.1255.bé R-416 3 PROFESSIONAL man and wife wish groom with light housekeeping.MA.6784, L-44 ABOUT April 25th, business woman \"wants comfortable furnished or unfurnished room, light privileges or board preferred.Westmount, West End or central.EX, 2247.L-53 CONGENIAL young business couple : with 16 month daughter, desperately require 2 rooms in private home where daughter wlll be well cared for during business hours.We must hage a place by May Ist.Please help.Cf after 6 p.m, WEllington 6748 or write box 376 c-o Westmount Examiner 2191 Hampton.L-59.22 ROOM & BOARD TO LET YOU will find plenty of room for your fur coat at Lazare\u2019s fine Scientific Storage Vault.Just phone MA.1255, R-415 MA-416 28 ROOM & BOARD WANTED YOU will find plenty of room for your fur coat at Lazare's fine Scientific Storage Vault.dust phone MA.1255.R-417 REFINED \u2018quiet gentleman desires E permanent liome, fn residential part 3 Westmount.: Large well furnished room, breakfast and supper.Write hox 302, c-o 2191 Hampton, or phone Saturday morning, WI.5598.L-29 morning, _ 27 GARAGES WANTED 4 GARAGE wanted vicinity Kitchener , Avenue or Greene, heated or unheated, 1 suitable 1947 Chevrolet, FI.3956.1-34 POULTRY & EGGS ; PONT.PET ths, s in your = Tetlotis* furl\u2018édât.Tubt' .P.| ( Pazare \u20182 art dhe ult Thine %-1% TETE ATEN A MOTH can chew a hole the size of & horse in your precious fur coat.So play safe \u2014 send your furs to Lazare's fur storage this year.Call MA.1255.R-419 z8c FUR STORAGE FOR the finest fur storage in the land just phone MA.1255.For the finest fur storage in the land just phone MA, 1255, That's the phone number of L.P, Lazare & Co.Ltd.R-408 29 FOR SALE A.GENERAL GENIE TOOLS If you are looking for a present to give \u2018a model builder, or a leather worker, see the Genie tool sets that cost from $4.85 to $17.40 per set, We can also supply small quantities of plastics or masonite in squares about 12 x 12.Taylor Advertising Limited 760 Notre Dame St, W.A.GENERAL CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken fir your home: 12 different pictures, \u20ac by 3 inches, $5.00; copies 25c¢.LA, 1721, L-24 SMALL G.E.radio; child\u2019s bed; leather case for large camera; green marble book-ends; set of 6 classic books; WI.8576, L-65 BOY'S bicycle, size 28, good condition, $20.00; 4156 Marcil; WA, 5400._L-66 ONE canary and cage $5.00, WA.4583.L-67 .ATTENTION BEAUTIFUL LOS LADY'S left handed golf clubs in good condition.AT.6311, L,-58 PLAY equipment wanted, slide swings, tricycle, waggon., FI.9856.1-35 BOY going to camp, steamer trunk wanted, good condition, AT.et.3 -33 ANTIQUES wanted for cash from individuals or estates.Silver or plated ware (in any condition).Old furniture, fine china, vases, figurines, bric-a-brac, paintings, prints, Other antiques and wbjets d'art bought.Representative calls, Lyons, 1480 St.Catherine, WILBANK 5700.Evenings WA.65517.Transactions confidential.=i new chesterfield, 3 MEN'S and boys\u2019 clothing, etc.good pieces, 2 tones, spring filled and one price, HA.3790, evenings, CR.1938.new \"UE Some?Sacrifice immedia- L-4 ely, $95.00.herbrooke treet West.ELwood 3614.: L-3 34 HELP WTD.\u2014FEMALE CABINET, records or music; smoking cabinet; lady's dresser; large plate glass mirror; orthophonic; fine tone violin; pictures; WI, 8172.1.-68 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65e ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH BUSINESS PERSONALS AOCOUNTANT has spare time evenings.Would undertake charge doctors, dentists accounts, banking, collection, or booke of small firm.Reasonable charge.Write stating requirements and remuneration to Box 377, c-o 2191 Hampton.L-64 INCOME TAX Papers completed.Call C.O.Crawford, 131 Selby Street, WE.3033.L-2 BLDG.REPAIRS ALTERATIONS, carpentry, painting, decorating and paper hanging, plastering, floor scraping, general repairs.F.Hendy and Son, Free Estimates gladly given.WI, 3928.L-10 DECORATING CHILD'S tricycle, age 4-6.AT.1580.L-69 DOUBLE brass bed, spring and mattress; Gas stove, 1345 Greene.FJ, 0877.L-70 PRESSURE COOKERS, $14.95.5362 Sherbrooke West, - NEW RUGS 69\u201d x 9 $15.50 up; 9 x 12 $8.50 and up; Hall runner, $3.90 per yard and up.5826 Sherbrooke West, ELwood 3614.\u2018 K-2 NEW bridge lamp complete $11.95; Hodge Bros.5362 Sherbrooke West.EL.4540 1-49 PREMIER vacuum cleaner, in gond order, will sacrifice, $19.00.TA.9174.NEW Hoover 14 h.p.electric motors, $39.50.Hodge Bros.5362 Sherbrooke West.EL.4540.L-50 UMBRELLAS recovered, called for and delivered.DE.4505, 1.-13 MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET, twin beds complete with springs and mattresses, very large dressing table with small drawers, full length wing mirror and bench.Night table\u2014matched set.Gas stove\u2014modern.Frigidaire\u2014Gen- eral Electric, large one door size, good condition.Phone EL.2471, L-61 A.B.C.VETERANS Tnterior-exterior decorators.Painting, papering, plastering, tinting, Carpentry, paper removed by machine.Immediate service, WiIlbank 8644 ELwood Lar FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS, F.Thomas, For painting and decorating, W.Thomas, Estimates free, WI, 6311.EL.6852.° L-8 CALL WE.2726, for your painting, papering, picture framing, window glazing and carpentry work.Operated by velerans, T,-16 ATTENTION MAJOR BROS.REGISTERED General painting, paperhanging, plast- eging, done by clean consclentious men.Quality counts.Consult us.WE.1533.1-17 DRESSMAKING MRS.HUMBER \u2014 Talloress, dressmaker for\\ ladies and children.FL L- BICYCLE, British Cycle Product, $45.00 cash or nearest offer, 28 x 1% wheel, 2 brakes, Mornings or evenings.LA.7873.L-56 NEW McClary, 4 burner gas stove, automatic oven control, broiler and automatic top lighter; Hodge Bros.5362 Sherbrooke West.Bl.4540, L-47 MAN'S bicycle, 3 speed gear shift, perfect.condition, $50.00.WE.2314.L-55 ANATOLIAN rug; hand carved frame chesterfield set; lady's desk; octagonal walnut and oak library tables, walnut dining set.DE.3705.L-52 ANTIQUE Furniture\u2014Rosewood Victorian, sofa; walnut gooseneck rocker;.chairs; pictures; modern bedroom suite and Yving room furniture.Miss Connolly 1211 Drummond Street.MA.6784.: L-43 TWO used radios, $9.75 and $15.50, both good condition; 5362 Sherbrooke Weét, EL.4540.- SEVERAT.beds, mattresses, desks, bureaus, and general household goods.Apply mornings before 11 a.m.4313 Montrose, Westmount Wellington ELECTRICAL REPAIRS ELECTRICAL repairs and installations of all kinds, Electrical appliances of all makes repaired.Star Electric, Licensed Electricians.1633 St.Catherine St.W., near Guy, FI, 5107.L-6 WE REPAIR radios, toasters, vacuums, irons, heaters, lamps, fans, ete.Repairs guaranteed.WE, 2226, Westmount Appliances and Sports Co.4209 St.Catherine St, W.: T.-12 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE REPAIRED ANTIQUE OR MODERN AEFINISHED - POLISHED MODERATE RATES PLATEAU 9670 RUG SERVICE RADIO, valise, wardrobe, wheelchair, bridge chairs, microscope, hand grinder, paper cutter, baker, electric heater, ultra violet lamp, dress shirt, dress suits, mackinaw; WA, 2391, L-36 BBAUTIFUL Chinese rug 9 x 12, gold ground, $375.00; telephone AT.3928 after 6 p.m.1,-30 ELECTRIC record player glven away free with purchase of any console radio of $100.00 qr over.Hodge Bros.5362 Sherbrooke West.EL.1540, 51 u-0 SMALL oak dining room table with 2 leaves, 6 chalrs, and buffet; Wellington 1215, L-27 GIRL'S plaid suit, dresses, blouses, size 16, also lady's small size dresses, blouses, etc.4326 Sherbrooke, Apt.33.FI.4345.L-26 HELP wanted, help, help.Thousands of valuable fur coats helonging to thousands of Montreal women will soon be screaming for help if they are left for very long in warm cupboards where thousands of moths are lying in wait to chew holes the size of the C.N.R.Terminal.Help your fur coat to survive this summer.Send it to Lazare's Scientific Storage.R-413 SALESLADIES WANTE Experienced, bilingual, for lady's lingerie shop at Snow- don; Apply in person to Carsley's Ltd., 377 St.Paul St.West.4-37 MIDDLE aged woman as companion to elderly lady in Westmount guest house.WI.8621 or WI.6217, 1,-28 AVON Cosmetics offers ladies opportunity to pleasant profitable spare- lime income; for appointment call MA.3039.L-36 35 SITS.WANTED\u2014FEMALE BUSINESS MEN of Westmount, we are three cheerful and efficient stenographers at your service, 12 hours every day excluding Sundays.Our address is 5900 Sherbrooke West.EL.1349.Residence.YQ.1203.I.-19 37 SITS.WANTED\u2014MALE LAWNS & GARDENS Have us remove the snow from your lawns and garden} at once.Special rates, Normandy Landscape, WE.2118.L-63 TWO veterans are now taking orders for double windows.Also all types of odd jobs, ete.Daytime, DE.2977.Evenings, TA.8477.\u201cL-23 YOUNG man, married, experienced in electrical and building trade, inside decorating, competent chauffeur, wishes temporary or permanent position: WI.2998.L-39 39 LOST SILVER coin bracelet, last Tuesday, sentimental value; EL.4738.Reward, | om TAL \u2014\u2014 DA (ol ins FUNCRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Modern Chapel WITH \u201cHAMMOND\" ORGAN ge TTR ARLE Eg II reece orme EEC BEAUTIFUL REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, materials.into any size or color.ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET CO.Drummond Bldg.PL, ah TAILORING MEN'S sults remodelled for ladies Fu ng RAL D IRd cto RS costumes, Sport Jackets, slacks and children\u2019s clothes to measure.No fancy prices.5906 Sherbrooke Street West, corner Clifton.L-21 UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD sets rebuilt and recovered, also slipcovers, nice selection materials, Nu-Art Upholstering, 4110 St.Catherine St, W., WI.9037.L-62 VENETIAN BLINDS Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beaute At your disposal without charge ROYAL VENETIAN BLINDS Flexible aluminum, made-to-measure, Oven jhake, eggshell enamel finish, Will fist Walp, fust \u2018er cack, YO.5681, Evenings, YO.3942.1 PERRIN EURE TRE ER EE Jr I STAR LL J re re Crna a ES LOST: fue coal, valued at $9,000.00.Don\u2019t let this happen to your mink coat and it cang if second storey Joe or moths get at ite The best thing you can do for youg fur coat, is to send it to L.P, Lazare Scientific Storage.R-413 a DOMESTIC PETS VEVA H.ROBSON Announces the opening of her new modern Kennels under expert Supervision on St, Mary's Road, Z miles East of Ste, Anne de Bellevue.For reservations, Phone T.A.1322, 1.-18 42 PERSONALS POLLY PERSIAN, please come hack soon, I promise to give you completely sufe storage and the best of care, You know [I have your best inter.\u2018 A genuine Labrador Mink at heart.L.P.L., MA.1253.2-410 KAY'S PANTRY, 364 Victoria Avenue, Westmount, open 24 hours, serving, full course meals and lunches.All home cooking, EL.0073.T.-5 SALLY SKUNK says there's nothing that gives her back her pep alter a long hard winter Jike a good summer vacalion in Lazare's Summer Storage vaults.Confidentially she says, all you have to do is phone Lazare's at MA, 1255.11-409 ENJOYABLE MOVIES For children's parties shown in your home, sound and silent.4675, - CHILDREN'S MOVIES Large variety of Silent and Talkie Movies for children of all ages.WA.5198.L-20 FASCINATING! Analysis of handwriting may reveal secrets Luried in the subconscious.Learn what hand writing tells me about you, or others.Send sample to Astro, box 315.c-o Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton.1.-60 42b MISSING PERSONS ANYONE knowing the wbercabouts of Miss Exilda Moth, who chewed up 12 fur coats last year, kindly eall L.P.Lazare, MA.1255.R-418 MANY IN ONE In each pound of flour you buy there are more than 160,- 000,000,000 separate particles.Cornstarch contains 11,000,000,- 000 separate particles to the ounce.Family Monuments «» To Memories .Antoine Marchand, formerly designer and managing director of J.Brunet Limitée Wishes to announce that he has opened his office at 4491 Cote des Neiges Road and will be pleased to quote on exclusive or standard or designs for memorials.Ask for Catalogue + .ANTOINE MARCHAND MONUMENTS 4491 COTE DES NEIGES RD.Phone AT.8001 Lae \u201cMS ADI OL, > ESA ans EE 7 21m Las TS PACE TWENTY +.nr , SRE LOUE ASPIRIN rn IL AUD oe 2108 , k Is New 12 tablets.2x.18¢ 24 toblefs.,.29¢ 100 tablets.T0 HELENE CURTIS\" NEW COSMETIC FOR THE HAIR _ 207 -\u2014 WILT TOILET TISSUE pure, soft.white, completely wrapped 750 SHEET ROLL 10s PER ROLL CUT RATE DRUG STORE 1801 ST.CATHERINE WEST ONLY \"STABILIZED WHEAT GERM ON THE MARKEY FI.1159 & WI.0798 HANDS.CHAPPED and SORE?this daily care keep hands smooth and soft.Witton of Zod THE LOTION FOR LOVELIER HANDS 59c 12 Lun 29° = Modess Belt 25¢ QUICK RELIEF from HEADACHES - cotds Makes Windows SHINE So easily.and Heu Se 25; GLASS KLEANZIT Ë For Backache, Headache, Night Rising, Tired Feeling, Leg Pains, | Rheumatic Pains, : Kidney and Bladder Troubles.Regular 504 43¢ | So quickly | - DIGESTIVE POWDERS OR MINTS LISTERINE the Safe Antiseptic the Quick Deodorant 20¢ .49¢ .89¢ VITAMIN & FLUIR FOR CHI DRS N NAM RYE) NEO-CHEMICAL] FOOD fa 41.25 $2.25 $5.00 ALE) WE DELIVER WI.0798 & FI.1159 FREE RADIO FREE CHANCE IN DRAWING GIVEN WITH EVERY PUR- CHASEOF A.PROLON 7 PROPHYLACTIC \u2014 TOOTH BRUSH 5 Oz GENERAL ELECTRIC (5 tubes) NAPTHALENE ».25 BUG BLITZERS LARVEX AGAINST MOTHS CAMPHOR SQUARES SPRAY GUNS - DICHLORICIDE 53 MOTH CRYSTALS 49 FACIAL SOAP WOODBURY 3 for 23 SOARP Q 1x -\"vrenvor 2.13 MINORA BLADES 12.25 DRENE SHAMPOO .39-.67 WHITE SWAN TISSUE .10 BORACIC ACID » 29 SEIDLITZ POWDERS 7.24 = NG ~ FLAKES OR BALLS .83-1.29 10 45 FOR YOUTHFUL - | FRESHNESS AND Satin Smooth ALLURE Hands in 43 Hours.or Your Money Back! 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Money back instantly, if after 2 nights\u2019 use, you are not entirely satisfied with SATIN SKY.the mew discovery [ib pa À M that kils al : SU bousohold oders ., , brings froch air indosrs} 1 90 fuss, no bothez, A sue and omy! 09¢ a bette KILLS a FLIES, MOSQUITOES [£°%3 and OTHER INSECTS [=e There's No (Peay in Distress D A hl J } VIR > (25 \\{ { r 1 AINE tT LES 3.95 di \"Wostmonat's Home -Newspapys Af gy Pro-phy-laciic 4 YP ROLL WAVE WA HAIR BRUSH SAAT 20 Loxiriong | os far mi $2.98 $3.50 $3.08 + HAIR TINTS Imported from France == pre-war quality, 19 natural shades for your selection at our drug stores.Each purchase of Komol Hair Tint entitles you to a free application by a KOMOL specialist.Phone MA.5032 for appointment.NEW Quick Way to Safeiy À Conceal SKIN BLEMISHES | A touch with SPOT-8TIK completely conceals pim- plea, moles, freckles, oye- shadows, burns, other small Jiscolorations sere emishen.shades: 2 mue Ed dar eu l0/.k 5 $1.50 TET ESE tm as PR allo 4, tiong ER End fil bres PR Mon A Moy Eg 5% of t à mon time ther \u2018acco is ng i Cp Jems pou bog { Lom been of th ticipe able stude Chon whict tival, - The -threa comp pose inaug ail Sci ber c In th M -mitte \u201c2 hotel \u2018signs group ers a cope to suj requir A te voice = go to i \u2018JR intere |W Festi "]