The Westmount examiner, 3 octobre 1947, vendredi 3 octobre 1947

[" kuren of Westmourit.at enthusiasm and interest in and school officials, given to lucky winners.A tiful cup, donated by a local dler, will be given to the bol team of girls having the pest aggregate of points, to be for one year.A grand troy is to be won by the school em of boys having the most pts, and is likewise for yearly petitions Field Day is sponsored by dl merchants who are metu- iv of the Business Association Westmount.They have given th of their time, effort and on for the children of Do your part by ping out to help make this oc- iron à success, a day to re- gaday, October 6 at 7.45 in the Praing at the Montreal Reform nb 82 Sherbrooke Street West.rCuest speaker for the occasion 1 be the young Member of Parlent for the constituency of ; James, Roland Beaudry.Mr.udry, who before his election P1M5 was very active in Young eral circles, was formerly ed- of the \"well-known French lication, La Revue Moderne.was also widely known in Mtreal as a radio announcer § sports commentator.His address will be particular- tignificant, as he is one of a mber of the promising young P, \"8 who received their political Faning in Young Liberal organ- tions, AL this meeting, the program \u2018Activities will be discussed and dd upon by the members of \u2018organization, and the neces- committees set up to carry \u2018the club's program.E Vice-President John Pepper, in fited out that any young Lib- \u201cU0 between the ages of eigh- à and thirty who hadn't yet ded any of the association's E 3, would be more than Heome, Sad ME NOT TAG DAY 0ITow morning you will see NE Voluntary workers: out- col- | 18 funds for the annual- For- Me Not tag day.This cam- EP for funds is sponsored by Y.Province of Quebec Society Crippled Children, All money * tomorrow will aid the J nits worthy efforts to ex Many crippled children as k overcome their dis- | hoe Turn hi ot od Watch The Fun! inal plans have been completed for the Field Day for school 3 \u201cNext Thursday at Westmount Park, the finafists in the Girls\u2019 ton will be ready to start their events at 10 a.m.and their last.; nt is scheduled to have been completed by noon, The Boys\u2019 Section: by take over in the afternoon, from 2 to 4 o'clock.Che Fx aminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019 s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 3, 1947 PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS | Ë preliminary trials are taking place now at the schools in the | di t, and Mr.Anderson, of the Parks Department, states that the big \u2018event is teing shown by py prizes, 356 of them, will +\u2014 noticed two youths walking on na lead normal ves.yh ! dirt leathercraft, Two Youths Caught In Big Housebreaking .Two big robberies were nipped in the bud on Monday of this week, when Constable Chesmer, of the Westmount Police Force, Sunnyside avenue near Roslyn avenue, and that one of them was carrying an expensive radio.He questioned them, and took both of them to the police station, where an investigation was conducted by Sgt.Detective Belec.It was found that the homes of Joseph Simard, 775 Lexington avenue, and C.M.Sommer, 757 Lexington avenue had been entered.Through the arrest, articles valued at $6,638, stolen from the two homes, were recovered.The two youths were taken to court before Deputy Recorder A.E.Laverty, and sentenced to two years each at the Boys' Farm.Boys\u2019 Brigade Fall Activities Begin Well The 1st Company have now commenced their Fall activities and look forward to one of the most successful seasons.Lieut Alex G.Anderson has been giving a series of courses for N.C.O.s and those who desire advancement in the ranks.This has proven to be one of the highlights of the fall programme, for -it has enabled the Company to get off to a flying start.The Company deeply regret the loss of their Chaplain, Rev.Andrew J.Mowatt, who has -ac- cepted a call to Weasley United Church, Calgary, and extend their best wishes to him in his new charge.They shall long remember the many hours of fellowship with him during the past year, as well as the numerous ways he assisted in the work.Recruits will be interviewed by Captain \u2018Richardson each Tuesdfy evening until the cam- | paign closes, by mid-October.All new recruits will have an opportunity \u201cof playing in \u2018the band once they have completed their entrance requirements.Special instruction in handicraft will be featured this year.and as plastics proved most popular at camp, this will be carried on each week throughout the winter months, along with L vd cerfs Tae ee GOVERNOR CENERAL OF CANADA Viscount Alexander, who will attend an investiture to be held on Sunday afternoon in the armory of the Royal Montreal Regiment, in Westmount.National Immunization Week Aims At Bettering Childhood Health Canada\u2019s fifth annual \u201cNational Immunization Week\u201d is being sponsored next week by the Health League of Canada, in co-operation with health departments and other authorities across the country.This campaign is part of the public health programme, and it is designed to impress on everyone the importance of taking protective measures against two diseases which threaten the children of Canada.These two killers of children are diphtheria and whooping cough.These diseases have taken a terrible toll of life in the past.They can do 30 again, unless we establish and maintain our defences against them.Immunization Is The Answer The most against the ravages of these two killers\u2014and other diseases, e.g.smallpox\u2014is immunization.The means to wipe them out exists.All that is needed is the co-op- eration of the public.Parents and guardians throughout the nation should realize that diphtheria and whooping cough are preventable\u2014and that their public health officers and their family physicians have the means to protect them and their.children \u201cfrom the menace of these twin scourges.Disease prevention measures in the past have accomplished so much that the present geheration, generally speaking, is not sufficiently aware of the unceasing need for disease prevention if we are to keep killing epidemics from raising their ugly heads among our population.\\ For example, there were over 7,000 deaths in Montreal from smallpox in 1885\u2014and that with a much smaller population than our metropolis has today.Since that time, vaccination against smallpox has been made obligatory by law, with the result that this disease has disappeared from the province.Since smallpox has disappeared, why bother with vaccination?The answer is that-we must maintain our protection against the disease by vaccination to prevent a recurrence of this scourge.Seattle, Washington found out the hard way.Two years ago, smallpox was introduced, and spread throughout the city like wildfire, attacking hundreds, and killing (Continued, on Page 2) square vit errr *- important defence ; + w Jean Van Patter Wins Duggan Scholarship Miss Jean M.Van Patter, of 612 Belmont avenue, has been awarded one of the two George Herrick Duggan Memorial Scholarships, valued at $750 each, it was announced on Monday, by Dr.F.Cyril James, principal and vice- chancellor of McGill University, on behalf of the Board of Governors.These scholarships are awarded annually by the Dominion Engineering Works Limited, to employees, or their sons and daughters, of this company, its wholly owned subsidiary companies, and the Dominion Hoist and Shovel \u2018Company, Ltd.- The purpose of the scholarships is to provide an incentive to eligible candidates to qualify themselves for a university education in engineering or scientific work or allied subjects, and to afford them financial assistance while pursuing university studies.The scholarships are awarded primarily on the intellectual attainment and academic record of the applicants, although the characters of the candidates and other circumstances are also taken into consideration.They may be granted for any period, from one to five years inclusive.vadqfhit .The Investiture To Be Held At RMR.On Sunday An investiture will be held by His Excellency the Governor-iien- eral of Canada, Viscount Alexander, on Sunday afternoon in the armory of the Royal Montreal Regiment, (M.G.), 4625 St.Catherine Streer, Westmount.This will be the third occasion since last year that the Gover nor-General has held investitiures in Montreal in line with the policy of arranging for veterans of the services to be decorated for gallantry overseas, to make a limited journey from their homes.A total of 130 former members of the Navy.Army and Air Force iare to be honored on this oceca- sion, the larger proportion of whom are residents of Montreal and district.The event will be held on the eve of His Excellency's visit to McGill University, where he is to take part in the graduation ceremony and also attend the Founder\u2019s Day dinner.Among the distinguished guests on this occasion will be Gen.George C.Marshall, United States Secretary of State.Claude Root Named BBB.Vice-President Claude Root, general manager of the Montreal bureau, Association of the Canadian Better Business Bureaux, Inc., was elected vice-president of the Association at its first meeting held in Montreal on Saturday.George S.Piers, secretary-manager of the B.B.B.of Cttawa and Hull Inc.was elected as first president of the organization and Arthur R.Haskell, general manager of the Torontd bureau, as secretary- treasurer.A federal charter, granted to the Association, was put into operation, and a 12 man board of governors was named to carry out its objectives.Following the meeting, presided over by John F.Taylor of Ottawa, it.was announced that one of the immediate major aims of the organization is to engage in a nation - wide educational campaign dealing with the role of private enterprise in the Canadian business system.This campaign would be started by the distribution of a booklet giving facts about Canada\u2019s business system under private enterprise, so that the public might learn as much about the Canadian system as they are now being told about other systems of business.The booklet will be non-technical and non-po- litical and will be widely distrl- buted through various organizations.City Manager Attends Convention P.E.Jarman, General Manager and City Engineer of the City of Westmount; entrained on -Wed- ' : nesday for Coronado, California, where he.will attend the annual convention of the International City Managers\u2019 Association, being held there, it was announced from the office of the City Manager this week.It is expected that Mr.Jarman will be away for about a month, Veblen pgp fo ai 3 UE = presen - PAGE TWO BY REG Scouts & \u201cGROOME \u2018 7 THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTORER 3, 1947 Cubs \u2018 The October Badge Schedule should be in the hands of all Scoutmasters by next Monday night, and we ope all Scouts will make a sincere effort to make use of the instruction courses offered.Meetings of the Scouters\u2019 Club of Montreal will start this month, and will be announced next week.The Wolf Cub Pow-Wow, for Cubmasters and their Assistants, and the Anchorage, for all Sea Scouters, will also start their fall meetings this month.Watch this column next week for further information about these clubs.The Eleventh International Scout Conference held last month in France recommended that the occagjon of the Sunday following the Roslyn News By Dick Dunbar and Peter Safford Report from John ° Bertram, Room 18 \u2014 A practice track and field day was held in King George Park.It was under the leadership of Miss MacMillian.First of all there was a running race.After that we had a wheelbarrow race.lt was a very funny one.The \u2018 three-legged race was the very last one.Some of the boys could go very fast and others were left far behind.The second three-legged race that they had was very hard to start.The boys who were to run in the race had belts that they could use and others hadn't.So the boys who had been running in the first race had to give their belts to those who hadn't any to use.But the boys didn\u2019t want to do that.So there was quite a bustle to start it.Then there was a broad jumping contest which was much fun.The winner was John Pratt.Lately our teacher has been asking us to write some French signs.So far they all seem to be very good ones.Some are copied from the streets and some are from the streetcars.Report from Room 15 \u2014 Miss Jamieson, the singing teacher, has been kind enough to devote some of her time so that the school may have a choir.On the evening of October 27th, a home and school meeting will be held in the gymnasium.Mr.Penrose will be the speaker.Grade four, Room 15, took an intelligence test last Friday morning which they found very Interesting.In their gym classes their chart shows that in the four teams the scores are very close and competition is keen \u2014 Room 35.Report from Room 19 \u2014 On Tuesday, Mr.Pitcairn\u2019s class moved from Room 19 to the new Room 24.The following account of: the move has been received from one of oùr correspondents, Dennis Dwyer: \u201cI woke up this morning and got dressed and did all the rest of the ordinary routine.But when I came to school something happened differently from the routine.We changed classrooms and everybody was so excited.We hurried and rushed and hurried and rushed and soon it was recesg and so far we had done only few things such as moving all our books and taking a few others such as French, Spelling, Arithmetic, Health text books and then our mascot, a little brown puppy stuffed with straw and with one ear off.Then our copies of Black Beauty, Tom Brown's School Days and Christmas Carol.Then came our posters and a big sheet of beaver board which we put our posters on.Then the book shelf with all the books it contained, the Books of Knowledge, History and ordinary reading books.Then there were maps of all descriptions.Maps of the United States, Canada and South America.All this soon amounted to quite a lot.But still more things kept coming down.Mr.Pitcairn's odds and ends in his desk, little paper weights and all the curious things such as little bottles of sugar, coffee, cocoa and other various things.But still they kept coming down.After recess was over, the time went by quickly and soon the move was over.\u201d 4anniversary of \u201che birthday of the Founder of the Scout Movement (22nd February) be used each year to unite as many Scouts as possible in International Scouts\u2019 Own Services by means of world or regional hook-ups.They re- | quested the International Committee to examine, or to appoint a select committee to examine, the means of putting this proposal into effect.The St.Neot's \u2018\u201cQuads\u201d (England) are to open a \u201cScout Jamboree\u201d ats Biggleswade, Bedford- shire, next Saturday.The three boys, Ernest, Paul and Michael recently became Boy Scouts and Ann is a Girl Guide.At three o'clock, the \u201cQuads\u201d will be greeted by the assembled Scouts at a Grand Opening Ceremony.The programme, which lasts up to eight o'clock, includes a display by the Wolf Cubs and a special combined display by the Scouts, \u201cSafety First and First Aid.\u201d The very young are not neglected for they @an take part in the \u201cTiny Tots Grand Parade\u201d, a fancy dress competition.for boys and girls under six years of age.For young and old, there are the sports and a visit to Funland with its sideshows and donkey rides.In the evening, there is a Grand Variety Concert followed by a Camp Fire.The Jamboree is being organized by the Biggleswade Boy Scouts\u2019 District Association in aid of their funds.Two hundred New Zealand Scouts waved farewell to the shores of England last week as they left Southampton aboard the \u201cAtlantis\u201d bound for home.They had been nearly three months in Great Britain with two weeks in France at the World Jamboree where they represented the Dominion.While in England they made their headquarters in camp at Gil- well Park, Chingford.Many, of the boys visited relatives and friends in different pd:-ts of England and Scotland and some of them hitchhiked their way round the country on sight-seeing tours.During the whole of their stay the weather was glorious and they will take back to New Zealand a very kind report of our English wea- | ther.On their return they will have completed a round-the-world trip as they came via Panama and are returning via Suez.They are looking forward to meeting brother Scouts at Port Said, Aden, Colombo and Freemantle.National (Continued from Page 1) forty persons\u2014Seattle had not been vaccinated! How About Diphtheria?In 1927, when toxoid for diphtheria was first introduced, Canada became one of the leading countries in widespread use of this immunizing agent.The result is that the number of deaths causgd by this killer of children is now but a fraction of what it was before toxoid was developed, and where immunization has been complete, elimination of the disease has been complete.The very scarcity of the disease, due to the benefits from immunization, make us prone to forget the dangers, and to put off having our children theria.The inevitable result is that deaths from diphtheria have been increasing in the last few years.Incidentally, for complete pro- teétion against diphtheria, the first course is not enough, One immunized against diph- Down Hobbylane By FRANCES GAUTHIER Collecting can be a very \u2018enjoyable pastime\u2014expensive or not, depending on you.Outside of well-known collections, such as stamps, paintings, antiques, etc, are millions of other things.For instance, people interested in play# shows, concerts, sports, etc, collect programs as souvenirs \u2014 others, book reviews.or amusing or tragic or educational incidents publicized in everyday papers.Interested in biographies or history?Articles on great men or outstanding citizens are for you; and how about postcards?One man I know had a whole wall of his study occupied by postcards from all over the world.Keep a scrapbook on modern politics, world events, quotations of today's famous writers and spokesmen.Keep a library of books such as:- The Green Years, Going My Way, A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, The Yearling, etc, masterpieces of our time.Twenty years from now, you'll i like to compare ultra - modern styles with those of today.A scrapbook will do it.It will also record modern architecture \u2014 or discussions and predictions regarding the atom, robot, jet- \u2018propelled planes, television, etc, etc, \u2014 Progress in things that interest you is much clearer when put before you than if you trust your memory.othing will help you keep up with the times quite as much as such a hobby.It will take all the time you can spare \u2014 give you countless topics of conversation \u2014 and who, at one time or another hasn't yearned to talk of something besides the weather or what's playing at the Avenue?Try collecting \u2014 you'll be surprised at how much enjoyment you get out of it.Social Notes It was on, it was off, now it's strictly on again Jo Ann Sut- cliffe and HE (three guesses) are together once more .Fun for all at Bob Mace\u2019s party \u2014 Audrey Connolly, after looking around quite a bit, came up with what will be, when finished, a bee-oo-ti-full yellow formal for the Lachine Grad.Her escort will be Leonard Kent .Those clowns you've been seeing on the pus this week were freshmen from Marianopolis \u2014 they were being initiated \u2014 and did they look cute .Our apologies for that mean crack in last week's paper about Thelma Cassidy.Psychic or not (and maybe she is) we'll settle for her any day \u2014 when Mickey's not around, that is.You figure it out \u2014 we insist that \u2018positively everybody that is anybody was at the game last Friday.However we've been argued that everybody was also at -the \u201cY\u201d and at the High for the first dance \u2014 You puzzle it out, it's too much for us \u2014 so we'll leave till next week.reinforcing dose, at least, should be given three years after the original immunization in order to provide complete protection.Whooping Cough Killer Whooping cough is \u201cone of the deadliest killers among the communicable diseases of childhood,\u201d declares Dr.J.R.Wilson, Research Associate, Connaught Medical Research Laboratories, Toronto, and Associate in Hygiene and Preventive Medicine, University of Toronto.Dr.Wilson states that for years whooping cough in Canada caused more deaths in children under two years of age than diphtheria, scarlet fever and measles combined, and that among children who contracted whooping cough, but who did not die, many suffered serious complications.Despite the fact that children can be successfully immunized against whooping cough, it still Faithful Couples *~ \u201cWhat a shame it is that so many happy Birdland families should break up in autumn!\u201d Alice sighed.\u201cA few months ago.parents and children all seemed so fond of one another.But.most of the adult perchers soon neglected their own offspring, allowing them to \u2018start on the southern trek without guidance!\u201d \u201cMother ducks are more thoughtful,\u201d Edith said.\u201cThey take the ducklings with them.But their husbands don't assist.Imagine, Mr.Mallard didn\u2019t even give Mrs.Mallard any help in rearing the .family\u2014he just went to the club and enjoyed himself.\u201d \u201cThat's like Mr.Hummingbird who left his poor wife to incubate the two eggs d never viowed up to feed his children.Most bird fathers share the re- sponsibtlity; and the male Phale- rope does all the work.He sits on the eggs for three weeks while the female goes off on a spree!\u201d laughed Alice.The lower animals vary in showing affection and in faithfulness just.as much as human beings.Perhaps you have watched one of the jewel-like Warblers fly home with the favourite green worm\u2014not for & nestling, but for the mother bird who sits tight to keep the babies warm rather than forage for herself.The male Blue Jay and some Waodpeckers feed their wives thus.One of the cutest sights is a pair of Cedar Waxwings perching side by side on a branch passing each other choke cherries.Mr.Wren is a noted bigamist.Before the children of his early- summer wife are old enough to fend for themselves he starts a new home with a second spouse.The number of wives he manages to attract in his lifetime must be pretty large.On the other hand the Red-shouldered Hawk certainly keeps one wife for a year and probably forever.Some species, as Ospreys, are known to occupy the identical site year after year; and we can guess that the pair often return together.In Birdland Screech Owls and Canada Geese are the best examples of constancy.This can be proved at a banding station, and the Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary offers this opportunity.Pairs arrive together each spring or fall, and there are many instances of the utter dejection shown by the remaining: bird when its- mate has been killed.Mr.Cleveland Grant, photographer and lecturer, tells of one couple that had been mated for at least 25 years.Are many birds green?attacks children in this community! Apathy Tragic The fact that hundreds of children die annually from whooping cough and diphtheria, diseases which are preventable, is due in part to apathy and indifference.Health departments, private physicians and the Health.League have been advocating immunization against these twin killers of children for years.Yet vital statistics each year show needless waste of lives of young Canadian children.Immunization is the answer! \"Westmount's Home Newspope: By GEORGE COCHRANE NOTES AND JOTTINGs William Atwood Macdonalg lawyer-to-be, all set for the opening of the 1947-48 year tn Westmount Young Liberals 4, sociation.The Young Liby yy, scheduled to resume operation Monday evening with dinner meg.ing at the Reform Club .Joan Brown, the Windsor \u2018avenue lasg who graduated from Westmount High last year, now studying artg at Mount Allison, situated in goo old Sackville, N.B.John J.seph Junior Pepper back at Loy for the third year of his degree - course.The Pepper lad has ge.cided to give up his drumming ang cherchez Jes femmes this winter .Arthur Aurel Voronka, the | theatrical man, planning to attend Sir George .Joe Duffin has quit his sciénce course at McGill to devote full time to the Canadian High School News .Sandy Edmison, the ginger-thatch&d McGillian, lending a helping hand to Westmount High's cheerleaders at last Friday's pigskinning .Enid French, the Upper Lans.downe lass, now a working girl and enjoying it .James Henderson, the chartered accountant to be, looking bright and chipper at Stade Molson the other Friday .Little Peter Hall, the tennist, burning the lamps of knowledge in WHS's grade 12 .Jerry Wright, president of the Westmount Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club last year, now a McGill student \u2014 and proud of it .Tod Andrews slipped up in lis high school Herald on Wednesday when he wrote that the youthful marshalls, who at tempted to preserve law and order at Molson Stadium Friday eve ning, deserted their posts at the end of the first game.The mar shalls were on hand when the real trouble started.Two of them can prove it with visible and painful injuries.FASHION NOTE Miss Margo Murray, the ravishing redhead of The Examiner's classified advertising department, comes forward this week from her cubicle with a heated defence of long skirts.Quoth the Margo: \u201cLong skirts are much more flattering to the female figure.By long I mean half-way between the knee and the tootsies for evening Wear \u2018and just two or three inches below the knee for office wear.\u201d Reginald Groome, our paunchy advertising tycoon with the low: lying chest and commanding voice, entered the discussion at this point.\u201cAh, _ you're crazy,\u201d said he \u201cThese long skirts are a throw: back to the Victorian age.They are delaying progress.They aré unfair to.men \u2014 young and old.They waste cloth.They waste time.They may cause accidents.They are, in fact, inexcusable.From which it may be deduced that our Mr.Groome, & lad with a sharp pair of eyes, is opposed to the longer skirt.Which would be a very correct assumption.But our Margo Murray ie equally in favor of them.So.with matters standing dead locked, there was nothing else to do but phone the Russian delegation to the U.N.The gentleman who answered the phone, obviously a graduate of the Russky® modein school of diplomacy ine terrupted our question, to shriek: \u201cVETO.\u201d * But ouf Margo Murray, didn hear him, Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.Telephone HA.9238 That modern W jy Sadig mount at He Vv assembly YM.C.A.the admis js Canad: In hi his lister factors ir try whicl ditions tl The hi back to years B.( from Cen ing their tent rel Hindus + wripture: they hav \u2018major re - pme thr lation is speaker | of the 1 out, com hymns o The nc fan shor vaded In: two peo try\u2014one developec ad the wciety groups: kings an trade an menial v (Co mere PA DE( CARP Clean JA Color Sug te X High tions Joan tount arty good 1 Jos oyola egree 3 de- g and rinter , the ttend s quit 0 de- adian sandy tchéd hand aders girl nder- nt to er at riday nnist, ige in f the ) last \u2014 and ; slip- lerald > that o at order eve t the e real n can ainful a vish- iner's ment, m her ce of skirts o the mean and wear below unchy low- voice, this 1 he hrow- They y are d old.waste dents ble.\" duced with sed to 11d be But lly in dead- Ise to elega- leman vious- sskys , ine prie pra & COMPANY Estimates ~~ WESTMOUNT rjstmount's Home Newspaper\u201d dood Floor = A.Ross Crafton WE.2323 4263 ST.CATHERINE ST, | fxfig Dyal Chand, Of Lahore, India, M Tels Rotary About His Country That India is making rapid strides in her development as a modern world power was indicated in the informative address delivered by Sadig Dyal Chand, of Lahore, India, to the Rotary Club of West- mount at its luncheon in Victoria Hall this week, He was introduced by Rotarian Wilf.Spearman, who told the assem ply that the guest speaker was Programme Secretary of the yMC.À.of Lahore, India, and that he is now in Canada studying te administration and operation of ÿ Canada.\u2018different branches of the Y M.C.A.In his brief, but highly interesting talk, Mr.Chand outlined for iis listeners some of the major factors in the history of the country which had a bearing on conditions there as they are today.History Ancient The history of India.reaches pack to antiquity.Some 5,000 years B.C., Aryans invaded India from Central Asia, he said, bringing their religious Vedas, the an- tient religious scriptures of the Hindus which are the oldest wriptures on earth.Since then, tey have been the basis of the \u2018mjor religion of India, since | mme three quarters of the popu- tion i3 of the Hindu faith.The speaker recited a hymn from one of the Vedas, which, he pointed ot, compares well with certain hymns of the Christian faith.The notorious caste system began shortly after the Aryans in- nded India, he said.They found two peoples living in the coun- try\u2014one with a relatively well- developed and powerful society, md the other more primitive.So wcety was classified into four groups: i, priests\u2014Brahmins; if, kings and warriors; iii, dealers in trade and commerce; and iv, menial workers and labourers \u2014 {Continued on Page 4) sims tt mts etm ems mtr nen.of PAINTING AND DECORATING CARPENTRY REPAIRS Cleanest, Neatest and Mest Thorough in Town l.A.Bethune (slor Suggestions and Estimates Free AT.7192 mre rs LL SILVER High Class Ladies\" and Mens TAILOR Goo] assortment ot importea goods always in stock Repairing cleaning and pressing 1383 SHERBROOKE WEST od EL.3149 Remember Fire Prevention Week The Year \u2019Round Next week is being observed in Canada as Fire Prevention Week.Fire inspection drill* will be held in schools, and notices posted urging householders to be sure to eliminate all fire hazards around their premises.High in the ranks of fire hazards is the accumulation of in- flamthable rubbage in basements, attics, or cupboards.When doing any painting, remember that oil- soaked paint rags should be destroyed after use, since spontaneous combustion due to oxidization of the oil is a serious menace when they are stored away for any length of time.Statistics show that smoking in bed is another frequent source of home fires.Such a practice is both stupid and dangerous.Leaving electric irons on is another frequent contributor to frequent fire emergency.calls.The Examiner has carried accounts of several such fifes within the past few weeks.Fire prevention week lasts only.one week in the year, but its purpose at this time, is to draw to the attention of the public, the year-round danger of fire when people get careless.Prevent fires before they start! Westmount C.C.F.Club Opening Meeting The Westmount C.C.F.Club held their .opening meeting of the season at Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening last.The following members were elected to the Executive: B.W.Robinson, president; Miss E.Ga- han, vice-president; Mrs.A.S.Macfarlane, secretary; Miss R.Neumann, treasurer; Mrs.A.W.Green, welfare; Mrs.H.Goodman, publicity, D.Kinnear, membership; Mrs.S.Griffin, social; and Miss E.Gahan, literature.Something New For Montreal *Flowers for Every Occasion *Fancy Fruit Baskets * Finest Quality Chocolates and Candies ® PROMPT DELIVERY.® CROLLANDS 11472 Sherbrooke St.West (Corner, Mackay St.) Fitzroy 1810 | Youth Appeal 1 To Organize | Social Events Young People Hope To Form New Croup For Entertainment .To young people of West End Montreal from a group of other young pepple interested in having something to do in a social way around the community on Saturday evenings comes an appeal for membership and the group referred to, now twelve in number, includes young business people and students all\u2019 in their late teens or early twenties.The desire 1s for companionship and recreation in the organizing of seasonable social activities and dances as they consider the present situation, from a social outlook, for this age group a dismal pciture and have decided to originate their own fun.To accomplish this and to spread its benefits is the group's objective so to all young people the request goes out for ideas and views on \u2018just such a project, which can be made successful by co-operative effort.All enquiries or suggestions should either be mailed or telephoned to Miss Norma Campbell, 4426 Wilson Avenue, DE 5563 between 6.30 and 7.30 p.m., writes Secretary Jack St.Amour, 4248 Girouard Ave., DE 5692, Appointments To Westmount .Y.M.C.A.Staff Miss Mary Dakin, graduate of McGill University.in Physical Education, will conduct the Women's Health Club this year.Miss Dakin served as Physical Instructress at the Sydney, Nova Scotia Y.M.C.A.for two years, and has had considerable experience in conducted classes for women.Gordon Clarke has been taken on the staff in charge of Adult Programme, other than Physical work.Mr.Clarke has just returned from the Christian Youth Conferencg held in Oslo, Norway this summer.He is attending Sir George Williams College.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1947 A.Lloyd Smith officiating.firm until it was sold, and the Pom Bakery was established by i A ARRISON Harrison Brothers, Ltd.in 1930, with Will Harrison as president, \u201c47 YEARS IN WE.4046 WESTMOUNT\u201d Beautiful Certified Diamond ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEDDING CIFTS Expert Watch & Clock Repairs OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE \u2014> President Of Harrison Brothers Limited Died Sudd enly This Week Will H.Harrison, president of Harrison Brothsrs Limited, died suddenly at his home Monday evening, following a heart attack in his office.He was in \u2018his 53rd year.The funeral service was held at the Dominion Douglas Church, Lansdowns Avenue and Westmount Boulevard yesterday, Rev.Mr.Harrison was born in Montreal on February 8, 1895, the son of the late Dent Harrison and Mrs.and was educated in the old Westmount Academy.He joined the old bakery firm of Dent Harrison Limited, which his father had founded and continued with that (Ellen Wylie) Harrison, which position he held up to his death.~ In 1918 he married Gladys Lee, and she survives him togather with one son, William Dent Harrison, who was a pilot overseas during the World War II and one daughter, Mrs.Trevor Robertson of Moulden, Mass.who also served overseas as a nurse during the war.Two brothers, Gordon and Dent Harrison, and three sisters, Mrs.John T.Rowe, Mrs.E.Percy Roberts and Mrs.Andrew W.D.Swan, all of Montreal, also survive.Mr.Harrison served through the first Great War as a commissioned officer in the Royal Montreal Regiment, and when World War II.broke out he joined the Reserve Army and sought to get overseas, but was not accepted.In December, 1941, he was appointed administrator of bakery products by the Wartime Prices (Continued on Page 4) \"SALADA\" COFFEE This Week at Victoria Hall Friday, October 3 N.D.G.Women's Club, and meeting\u20143 p.m.Caledonia Society\u2014evening.Saturday, October 4 St.Thomas Aquinas dance.Monday, October 6 \"Women's C.C.F.meeting\u2014 evening.Tuesday, October 7 Westmount Women's Club\u20142 tea pm.St.John Ambulance Associa- tion\u2014evening.Wednesday, October 8 V.0.N.Westmount Branch\u2014 morning and afternoon Rotary Club luncheon.Westmount Chapter, evening.O.E.S.\u2014 Thursday, October 9 Mizpah Lodge\u2014evening.| EL.1177 \u2014\u2014 IF YOU WANT TO BE WARM NEXT WINTER COKE \u2014 CANNEL COAL \u2014 FUEL OIL HAMPTON WOOD COAL & COKE IRR ERR 6051 WESTERN AVE.a) linear rei omar pe PRPDOPREREIUE : Lh, Robt wn emp n+ 0 ; x pre RE SEE EE PAGE FOUR Sadig Dyal (Continued from Page 8) the outcasts.This system was quite satisfactory for some centuries, but in the course of time, the castes became very rigid, and the outcasts suffered.To improve the situation, certain measures have been taken in recent years.For example, by the new constitution, recently adapted, the caste system is declared illegal.Moreover, the progress of modern education is changing things.; Education Poor Mr.Chand stated that education, by our standards, is very poor in India, only about 25 per cent of the population being literate.In his opinion, the chief _ cause is that roughly 90 per cent of a population.of some 400,000,- 000 lives in outlying districts.Progress in education is being made, however, he said, and the populace is being educated in three ways, at present: i, schools have been set up for parents and er adults; ii, members of police forces are receiving educa- - tion, with promotion as a stimulus; iii, prisoners are being educated, with time off their sentences in proportion to their progress as a stimulus.Early marriage in India is slowly disappearing with the advance of education, especially in thé larger centres, he declared.In certain instances, marriages are arranged and formalized at a very e@ y age, but the parties to the .drriage do not even see one another, in most instances, until maturity.Marriages in India are usually quite stable, he said.Industry in his country got off to a late start, but developed rapidly, and is good, now, he declared.The country has wide natural resources, and has built up powerful iron and steel and textile industries, and others are progressing.At present a schism exists between Nehru and his followers who are for the building of an industrialized India, and Gandhi, and his followers who be- eve that industrialization is an evil influence.However, considerable modern development is taking place, especially in transportation, with the development of canal systems, an in dams, for irrigation, and power.What will be perhaps the biggest dam in the world is now under construction on the Ganges river.The political situation in India is involved, but is ironing itself out.Recently, said Mr.Chand, a general uprising against the British was feared.However, due to thé wise counsel of Gandhi, thé people of India came to recognize the fact that they were much better under British rule than that of Russia, or Japan.Incidentally, he added, the communistic faction in India is almost totally discredited.He concluded by saying that the people of India were eager for the friendship and trade with Canada and urged his listeners to.take advantage of their opportunity, .He added, incidentally, that Rotary Clubs were active and performing valuable service in India.Rotarian Walter Murray thanked the speaker for his interesting address, and extended to the people of India the friendship and good wishes of the Rotary Club Dine in Damask The rule that appears in standard eliquette books.\u201cWe dine or breakfast on damask but we lunch on lace,\u201d does not mean that only lace is correct for luncheon.It is merely a catchy little sentence to express the idea that .the lunch table is \u201cbare\u201d, according to correct social tradition; that is, one does not use a white damask cloth with a felt pad underneath for luncheon but that is reserved for dinner, and mats or a lighter type of cloth are used for luncheon.» And 40 homes in the Nova Sco- tia tishing village of Pleasant Bay had been destroyed by fire.THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER * Song Poem Appealing For Music Words That Haunt in Lilting Style Worth Attention Rose Marie is a romantic name, and Rose Marie is pretty, we know because she works for this newspaper.But Rose Marie has ambitions also\u2014she longs to be a poetess and her work is certainly above average.But she hits print with words and refrain for a popular song which we admit we find have a haunting lilt, and mayhap this is the way the mu-| sic to the words that will make it a popular hit of the day may be found.Who knows?Stranger things have happened.So we inflict on readers \u201cI'm A Little French Girl From Mo'real\u201d; By Rose Marie (1) I'm tired of zees single life, Tull weez noth-eeng else but strife.My mind I make to marry, tout-suite, I'll find him but soon, my cherie, my sweet.Chorus: I'm a little French girl from Mo'real, look-eengy for a husban\u2019, that\u2019s all.I'm good to look at, not thin, not too fat; 1 can keep \u2019ouse, raise fam'ly, an\u2019 that.Now zees husban\u2019 that I'm look-eeng for, must nice fellow- be, wiz monee, no more.If some garcon look for marriage by Fall, ask this little French girl, from Mo'real.(2) All of ze day I work for bit pay, T'm tired of living zees way; I look for good man who look for good wife, I'll hap-ee him make for his life.(3) Alone in my room while I sing, I dream of zees one man for me.The chanson I sing an\u2019 wish it will bring, zis fellow who seems to not be.4 \u2014\u2014 * | Temple Emmanuel | * * Sabbath Sukkoth Services this evening at 8.15.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Book of Ecclesiastics\u201d.Saturday morning, .Oct.14th, 11.30 o'clock.; Shemini Atzereth (Simchas Torah) and Consecreation Services will be held Monday, 10.30 am.At this time pupils entering the Religious School for the first time will participate in a service of Consecration.They will be blessed by the Rabbi and presented with miniature Sefer Torahs.Consecration Class, 1947 Following are listed the conse- crants and parents respectively: Marion Berlin, Mr.and Mrs.Abraham Berlin; Marilyn Solowey, Mr.and Mrs.Irving Solowey; Daniel Jassby, Mr.and Mrs.David Jassby; Sylvia Portner, Mr.and Mrs.Louis Portner; William Pap- pelbaum, Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Pappelbaum; Justine Stern, Rabbi and Mrs.Harry J.Stern; Peter Roston, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Ros- ton; Michael Lessor, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred A.Lessor; Julian Melzack, Brian Melzack, Mr.and Mrs.Louis Melzack; Marlene Turkenik, Carole Turkenik, Mr.and Mrs.Moe L.Turkenik; Ruth Cottlieb, Mr.and Mrs.John Cottlieb; Barbara Lisser, Mr.and Mrs.Dagobert Lisser; Ronald Cayne, David Cayne, Mr.and Mrs.Maxwell Cayne; Sandra Richstone, Michael Richstone, Mr.and Mrs.James Richstone; and Ronald Bing, Mr.and Mrs.Nathan Bing.Nine Traffic Accidents This Week Police report that nine traffié accidents occurred in Westmount in the week ending Wednesday.Fortunately, they were minor mix- ups, and no one was severely injured.a More than a quarter of a million stoves of all kinds are made every year in Canada.\u201cSweating\u201d on cold water pipes and plumbing fixtures is caused by condensation of water vapor in the air, .nn FINE FIT FOR FANCY FEET No, little Wayne Glacalone, 3\"2-year-old Chicago lad, hasn't got feet that big.He's trying on a pair of clown shoes for size, and finds he's got ao little room for toe-wiggling purposes.Yeu can remt @ pair \u201c*Wostmount's Hème W.Harrison \u2018 (Continued from Ÿ and Trade Board, ey i! tion over both bread and branches of the indus H tired from that position n ust, 1942, and returneg to bakery business.He way , tain in the R.M.R.at the of his death.\u2019 Mr.Harrison had been 4.ber of the Kiwani Chop: Montreal since 1930, | served as a director of th on mahy committees, A He was also a member of Montreal Amateur Athi sociation, the Royal St.Yacht Club, of the Ady and Sales Executive ; Montreal and was active j Canadian Legion.3 \u2014_\u2014 À Ontario has banned travel il of these for $10 o $15 a week, but why bother?Z | - townships near Cochrane hee of bush fire hazards.The following are the names as recorded by service during the War 1939-1945.City of Westmount ROLL OF HONOUR the City of the \u2018men of Westmount who died iy It Is the earnest desire of the civic authorities that the names to be inscribed on the tablets sey being erected at the War Memorial shall be correct.: All persons interested are, therefore, requeste d to carefully examine the Nst and notify ti undersigned by the 15th OCTOBER, 1947, of any errors or omissions, City Hall, Westmount, 26th September, 1947, Acer, John Frederic Aird, John Seaton Allingham, Robert F.Anderson, Duncan R.Anglin, Wm.Sherron e Appelt, Luther A.Applin, Donald John Armstrong, F.Logie, OBE Armstrong, George H.Armstrong, J.Darrell -Arnold,.John Atkinson, Eric Austin, Robert Eliot Badgley, John C.Bailey, Sidney J.L.Baittle, Horace D.Baldwin, Jess A.Ball, Albert R.Baller, C.F.LeRoy Banks, Robert E.Barclay, William N.Bardwell, Keith S.Bennet, William A.J.Beveridge, John B.Beveridge, Massey W., DFC Bieler, G.D.A., DSO, MBE Bilkey, James D.Boyd, J.Arthur W.Bradley, Frederick W.Brown, Robert David Bryant, John C.Buchanan, Findlay Budd, Norman H.Burbidge, George W.Busteed, Robert Byers, Alan Gordon Calverley, Walter J, Campbell, Robert F.Campbell, William A.Carnegie, James L.Casgrain, Alex.Chase Chapman, Doug!-s H.Charlton, Ross C.Christie, Patt., DFC & Bar Clark, Edwin S.C.© Clouston, J.Campbell Clouston, John Colley, John D.Cook, John F.Cooke,-Geoffrey S.Corbett, Vaughan B., DFC Coulter, J.Stewart Crimmins, John A.C.Crombie, David Crowley, John W.Davis, John T.J.Davis, Philip W.Davis, Robert W.Dawson, Harvey A., MC Daymond, Charles W.A.Depew, D.George Dillon, A.W.Roy Donnelly, W.Paul Dougall, John R.Duncan, George F., DSC Duncan, Robert B.Earle, John W.B.\u201cEden, William A.Edge, Thomas A.Falls, Tom Montagû Feeney, Juhn Joseph Felgen, Marcus il.Ferguson, Ian H.Fisher, Fred - Fisher, John Foss, Lindsay Foster, Perry C.Fox, James E., MBE Fraser, George C.Fry, Ernest John Fry, Willlam Scarth Gall, Hugh W.Gall, John Douglas \u2018 McRobie, Pa Gilbert, George L.Giroux, J.A.Lucien Gonnet, Lennox Graham-Browne, Wm.Grindley, William E.Gurd, Philip L.Guynan, John W.Hale, W.Macaulay Hanson, James R., D Harling, David W.A., DFC Harris, V.Keith Harvie, Robert Henry, Thomas H.Higginson, John B.Hill, John Richard Hingston, F.Williams Hingston, W.H.Basil Hodgson, Keith J.Holbrook, H.Edward Hope, J.C.William Hughes, George L.Hungate, Frederick W.Hunter, John : Hutchison, Howard M.Hutchison, John L.v Hyde, George G., Jr.Hyman, George J.Jackman, Thomas A.Jackson, James _ Jacobs, Michael * Jacobson, Joseph A.Jarvis, William Louis Jefferson, Lawrence E.Johnson, Roe: E.Johnston, J.Kenneth Johnston, Malcolm G.Johnston, Norman L.Jones, Donald N.Kelly, J.Harold Kennedy, E.John Kennedy, Edward R.Kerr, J.Alexander Kertland, Keith K.Kirkpatrick, H.J.Laffoley, John G.L.Lafontaine, Charles Laird, Kenneth M.Lamb, Harry A.Lamb, Philip David Law, Robert R.Lecouffe, Gordon J.Leslie, Percy G.Lewis, Thomas C., DSO Lorimer, Rotert J.Lough, Hubert O.Lyle, H.Keith MacDonald, Camillus MacLachlan, George A.MacLauchlan, John S Manson, John L.Markham, Geralc A.May, David A.McConnell, Russell H.McDonald, Charles G.McEwen, Lloyd E.McKeown, Kenneth C.\u2018McLeod, Donald C.McMurtry, A.Eric Ian M.Merrill, Henri M J.Michaels, John L.Miller, Gordon S.Miller J.Regihald Morgan, E.Gerald L.Morris, Lionel J.Morrison, Alex.nder M.Morrissette, Raymond Mount, Louis B.Mountford, Keith W.Munn, Edgar F.Murphy, Gerard M.Neill, Edward J.Nutter, John V.C.W.HOUSTON, Secretary-Treasurer.O'Brien, John J.K.O'Connell, John C.,, Jr.O'Donnell, William E.O'Grady, J.B.deCourcy O'Hara, Wallace Ian O'Neill, Gordon C.O'Reilly, James P.GO'Reilly, John J.Osborne, Robert J.Owens, Thomas R.Palmer, Harry G.Parsley, William A.Paterson, Charles W.Paterson, Paul L.Peacock, John W.F.Pepper, William M.Pervin, Tim Isreal Piers, Arthur J.Piers, William S.Pilborough, W.Edgar Pinck, Harold Pope, Rufus C.Powell, John E.Prevost, Harold E.Price, Lysll B.B.Pyper, Kenneth P.Ralston, Herbert J.Ralston, William E.Randall, Donald T.Ray, Hugh P.Richards, Edmond R.Robinson, Richard J.Roe, John Robert W.Rogers, Harry W.Ross, C.Alex.Ross, Gordon C.A.Russel, Hugh Rutherford, Clarke A.Ryan, Donal Thomas Sargent, Albert E., Jr.Sargent, David H.Savage, Peter J.C.Savoy, Pierre G.-Schoeler, Gabriel P.E.Scott, A.Graham Scott, Frederick A.Scat, Richard Aird Sergent, Bert J.H.Shea, William Shippee, Q.MacPhail Sims, Sydney T.Slattery, Pernard J.Smaill, W.Douglas Smith, J.Harry Smith, T, Angus M.Spencer, Bernarc.Ww.Spinney, Wilbur R.Sproule, David L.Stairs, George W.Starke, G.Ewing Starke, Robert A.Stevenson, Charles L.Stewart, Donald R.Strong, William G.M.Taylor, Seth H.> Thomas, Elwyn B.\" Thornhill, H.Boyd Timmins, Noah A.Tobin, Leo S.Trow, James Edward Trudeau, Maurice A.Tyre, James R.C.Usher, Moses Lewis - Walkley, John M, Jr Ward, Albert Victor Watt, Robert N., Jr.Wickenden, Alfred A.Windsor, Thomas A.L.Wyman, Peter Hersey Zeller, Warren R.°P «EVENING M CITAL caing service next Sun- agin) organist of go commenéing at ve 8.45 pm.ia J.8.- and Fugue in C Prelude and Sara- pst Marche A -Guilmant, at.Chant Seraphique; ty x, Lantana,\u201d Chan- \u2018Prelude and Fugue Franz Liszt.a Reception Given Lirew J.Mowatt El] reception was tend- .Andrew J.Mowatt, Mrs.Mowatt in St.An- gaited Church Hall, West- following the evening ser- Sunday.\u2018Mowatt, who was the as- L ainister at St.Andrew's Fast 20 months, has been lai pastor of Wesley Unit- sh, Calgary, Alberta.Mfuston, on behalf of the leneza Club of St.An- E presented Mr.Mowatt yadio, and W.H.Spear- g Clerk of Session, offer- token of the esteem à the young couple are the form of & cheque.ull gift was also present- be.Mowatt by Mrs.J.N.im behalf of the women\u2019s wo : .prch of the Advent J gual Dedication Festival vent Parish will be held fay.By way of prepara- brrday will be observed as Day.The Rev.Father K5.S.J.E., Assistant Su- # the Cowley Fathers in , will be the special and will also celebrate ju.Eucharist on Sunday.pwill be a \u2018solemn Te sth morning and evening, à festival will close with mal reception after Even- hioners and friends are od will have the oppor- meeting Father Hawkes.hments will be \u2018served by men's Guild, * pominion-Douglas | * iy will be \u201corld Wide ion Sunday in Dominion- 8 Church.At the morning Dr.A.Lloyd Smith will ® sermon theme \u201cPersonal Fin in a World Program.\u201d b the Communion Service fl be a recommissioning of M Mrs.A.Stewart Allen, returning to Chungking, Music at the morning ser- I include \u201cJesu, Very 0d Shepherd Tend Us\u201d n.Registrations will be.fr the Young Worshippers\u2019 dl ny pm, Rev.R.Graham \u2018IC preach on the subject Me\u201d.Holy Communion Lld at both services and $ the evening service there AA reception for Dr.and Fi in the Lecture Hall.LAN Peoples\u2019 meeting is d for this week, ES Activities for the week oC Meeting of the Sew- =e at 2 pm.on Monday 1 pening meeting of the Association at 10 a.m.8 with luncheon being \u201cat 1 p.m.; a a le the usual meet- ts, Cubs, Brownies n Guides during the week.q \u2014 faucets gently.Exces- .a the tap crushes ba + may damage the the faucet, 8 AY family expenditure on | Pe $40 a year for all or Bills for the cen- Ta and for larger Qu, 'erage much more, fn vies Using wood cut (\"à Will be much less.Et 4 scital will.be given, : \\ THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY.OCTOBER 3, 1947 .\u2019 Come to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly * l Stanley Presbyterian | * Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct both services of worship in Stanley Church on Sunday next.His sermon text in the morning will be: \u2018The Captain of our Salvation He was no mailed champion facing toy arrows.\u201d In the evening he will speak on \u201cWhat .the Church believes! What is man's chief end?\" The regular meeting of the Kirk Session will be held on Monday at 8 p.m.The Fall Communion will be held on October 19, with preparatory service: preceding Friday evening, Oct.17.Anniversary services will be held on October 26.The Guest Preachér on this occasion will be Rev.Prof.Hay of Knox College, Toronto.The Women\u2019s Association are holding a tea and shower on Tuesday at 3 p.m., in aid of the forthcoming bazaar.The Women\u2019s Prayer meeting is held every Friday at 11 a.m.* * | St.Luke's United | * * World-Wide Communion Sunday will be observed Sunday in St.Luke's.It is hoped that every member of St.Luke\u2019s will endeavor to be present at either the morning or evening service.The minister will preach in the morning on the subject, \u201cThat They All May Be One.\u201d Thc subject of the evening sermon will be, \u201cThe Man Who Came Home\".November 14 is the date set for the Fall Supper and Sale.Ladies of the.Congregation are urged to generously co-operate with the W.A.and make this event an outstanding success.Contributions of plain and fancy sewing, knitted articles, jams, jellies and pickles will be appreciated by the Committee.The general convener is Mrs.J.Harry Spence.The next meeting of the Half- Way Club is tomorrow at 8.15 p.m.There will be sound movies through the courtesy of W.S.Blanchard.: x x | St.Andrew\u2019s Church | * * Sunday will be World-Wide Communion Sunday, and in St.Andrew's, Westmount, the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated at the morning worship, when it is expected that all members of the Church who | can possibly be present will be in attendance.Mr.Grant will take as the subject of the sermon, \u201cEvery man to his Task\u201d\u2014the third in the series, \u201cIn a World like Ours.\u201d Following the evening Service there will be an Organ Recital presented by Warner Norman, organist of St.James Church.This is the third of a series arranged by Mr.Whiteley\u2014Dean Collingwood of the University of Saskatchewan, and Philips Motley, of the First Baptist Church, being Guest-Organists on the two previous \u2018occasions.Those particularly interested in Church music are looking forward with much expectation to the time in the near future when Mr.Whiteley, with an augmented choir, will offer - Handel's Dettingen \u201cTe Deum\u201d.SL On Tuesday afternoon the \u2018Mac- Gillivray Auxiliary of the Woman\u2019s Missionary Society will hold its first meeting for the season, with the ladies of the Lansdowne district in charge.The Church School made a | good beginning last Sunday.The * continued and consistent co-op- eration of parents and children is earnestly solicited.The Girl Guides, Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs are meeting regularly; and very soon the Alpha Omega Sotiety and the Junior Young People's Union will resume their weekly meetings.\u2019 The High School Bible Class will meet at 10 am.under the, leadership of W.Maxwell Ford.All departments \u2018of the Church School meet at 11 a.m.Rev.Mr.Grant will conduct the Communion Service in the morning and will also préach in the evening.\u201c Following the evening service, Warner Norman will present the third in à series of four organ recitals.1 * * | Westmount Baptist | » Almost 100 young people gathered for the opening session of the Westmount Christian Youth Fellowship.Delegates of young people attended the Meeting from Madison and Oliver Baptist Churches.A most enjoyable Song Service was led by George Ward.Mrs.Dr.Wm.Weaver and Miss Audrey Hunter supplied delightful musie, piano and violin.The Speaker was A.E.Smith, who served with .the Canadian Navy during the war.He fascinated the company with an address, entitled; \u201cMemories of England.\u201d George Fisher presided.Dr.Johnston spoke briefly.Refreshments were served by a group of young ladies.The next Youth Fellowship will be held on October 12th.\u201cThe Master ofthe Vineyard\u201d will be the title of the morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.Communion and.Reception of Members will take place at noon.The Bible School meets at 9.45 a.m.and is splendidly staffed by a group of enthusiastic Officers and Teachers, \u201cThe Seats of the Mighty\u201d, the title of the evening sermon.It will tell the fascinating story of Christ and two young men, whom he playfully called \u201cThe Sons of Thunder.\u201d This ancient story will be brought forward and applied to everyday life.Congregations are gathering splendidly.Visitors are invited most cordially\u2019 to all services.- Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Ave, Westmount {Opposite Westmount Park) Minister: Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A,, LLB, D.D.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th 10.30 and 11.30 a.m.Sunday School, 11.00 a.m.Divine Worship, 7.30 p.m.Divine Worship, The Rev.Dr.Mulligan will preach at Both Services VISITORS WELCOME Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY OCTOBER 5th 11.00 a.m.The Captain of our Salvation He was no mailed champion facing toy arrows.Hebrews 2:10.11.15 a.m.Sunday School.\u201c8.00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Bible Class.7.30 p.m.What the Church belleves.\u2018What is man\u2019s chief end?Miss Doris Killam, A.T.CM., L.Mus.* .* | Calvary Church | * \u2014 * The Services of Worship will be conducted and the sermons delivered on Sunday in Calvary United Church, by Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.,D.D.The morning sermon will be: \u201cWhat mean ye by this service ?\u201d, a meditation of the church life.The Communion of The Lord's Supper will follow the sermon.Dr.Jones attended and participated in The Ecumenical Methodist Conference held at Springfield, Mass.as Moderator of The United Church of Canada, and at 7.30 p.m.will preach on \u201cThe people called Methodists\u201d, and will give a report on this outstanding world conference.The Church School! will meet in all departments at 10 a.m.The Nursery Department for children à to 6 years of age will meet during the morning hour of worship.Wednesday, 8.15 p.m., the Wo- mens\u2019 Missionary Auxiliary will hold its Autumn Thank-offering meeting in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours.Mrs.E.'M.Roberts is the convener, and the guest speaker will be Mrs.W.G.Menzies, formerly of India.: Next Sunday, Thanksgiving Services will be held at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Dr.Jones will be the preacher.Thursday, Oct.16th, the W.A, will sponsor a Thanksgiving Supper in the Church Hall at 6.30 p.m.Gifford Mitchell will be in charge of the Musical Programme and the speaker will be the Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.,D.D.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham BD.Lindsay, Rector QUIET DAY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 41h Gonductor: Rev, Father J.WW.Hawkes, S.S.J.E., Assistant Superior of the Cowley Fathers in Canada, 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 7.30 a m.Mattins.8.60 a.m.Holy Communion.3.00 pan.Quiet Afternoon.8.00 p.m.Evensong.DEDICATION FESTIVAL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Procession, Solemn Eucharist and Sermon.Preacher: Father Hawkes, S.S.J.E.3.00 p.m.Children\u2019s Vespers, 7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong, Sermon and Procession.Preacher: Father Hawkes, S.8.J.E.There will be a Solemn TE DEUM both Morning and Evening.8.00 p.m.Informal Reception.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Assistant: Rev.J.Gardner Hodder, L.Th.18th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion and Sermon.Preacher: Gardner Hodder.11.30 a.m.Junior Church, 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector.WEDNESDAY, OGTOBER 8th 10.00 aan.Holy Communion.(Choral) Rev, J Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth, Naylor, Rector.18th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m, Senior Sunday School and Bible Cldss.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.Harvest Thanksgiving.Preacher: \u2014 The Reetor.Kindergarten Class for small children, 3.00 p.m.Junior Sunday School and Kindergarten.7.00 p.m, Evensong.Harvest Thanks giving.Preacher: \u2014 e Rev, Canon W.H.Davison, Wednesday, 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, RK, Organist and Choir Director Thuradav.\u201d 10.00 a.m.Hnalv Cammnnian, À place of The Lord's Supper irf PAGE SEVEN Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greens Ave, \u2019 Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Moderator of The United Church of Canada 10.00 a.m.Church School in all deparle ments, 11,00 a.m.What mean ye py this Sere vice?followed by the Communion of the Lord\u2019s Supper.7.30 p.m.The pcople called Methodists, Echoes of The Ecumenical Methodist Conference, with reports on Methodism throughout the world.Yonday, 8 p.m., Young People\u2019s Union, Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.W.M.S, Autumn Thank-of fering.Next Sunday, Oct.12th, Thanksgiving Services at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m., preacher, Dr, IT.W.Jones.Organist and Choir Director, Mr.Gifford Mitchell Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd., cor.Avenue Lansdowne Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A.8.D.SUNDAY OCTOBER 51h WORLD WIDE COMMUNION SUNDAY 11.60 a.m.Dr.A, Lloyd Smith, \u201cPere sonal Obligation In a World Programme.\u201d At this service our Missionaries, Dr.and Mrs, A.Stewart Allen, will be recommissioned.3.00 pm, Church School unday.7.30 p.m.Rey.R.Graham Barr.\u2014 \u201cFollow Me.\u201d > 8.45 p.m.Reception for Dr.and Mrs Allen.Missionary The Sacrament of Communion at Both Services.Organist and Choirmasier Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 10} Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Groat, B.A., Minister Rev.Andrew J.Mowatt, B.A.B.D, Assistant Minister SUNDAY OCTOBER ith 11.00 a.m.Communion Service, Sermon \u201cIn a world like ous, every man to his task\u201d.7.30 po.\u201cThe Public Worship of 8.45 p.m.Organ Recital by Mr.Warner - Norman.Organfat and Choirmaster Mr.Fred Whiteley COME AND WORSHIP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Interim Minister Rev.B.B.Brown, - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th (1.00 a.m.\u201cThe Everlasting Mercy\u201d.(Holy Communion will be observ= ed at the morning service.7.30 p.m.\u201cA Hero's Call\u201d.Guest Preacher at Both Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, D.L.,, L Mr.Warner Norman Organist and Choir Director \"ST.LUKE'S UNITED Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer.M.A., B.D.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th WORLD WIDE COMMUNION SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion, \u201cThat They All May Be A.M.Anthem \u2014 SHear,.Lord, Lord, Make Haste to help Us (Tschaikowsky).© 11.00 a.m.and 12.15 p.m.Church School, 7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Man Who Came Home\u201d, Communion at elose of Service P.M.Anthem \u2014 \u201cRock of Ages (Dudley Buek).Organist and Choir Director K.R.Cunningham, F.C.C.M.Services.L.B One\u201d.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A.B.D.SUNDAY OCTOBER 5th 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Holy Commune fon, .J.C.Scott, LR.OM., Choir Dircclop | & R Viewer Orgonfct t POR - « PAGE EIGHTY ~ SOCIAL AND PERSONAL = Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.F.Canning, ofs Giendale, California, are the guests of Mrs.W.J.S.McCor- micx, Sherbrooke Street.Miss Pauline Beattie was the weelzend guest of Mr.and Mrs.William Daley at their summer home, Dalmar Lodge, in the Lau- rentians.Miss Norma Power, of Quebec City, has arrived in Montreal to tdke up her nursing studics at the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital.Mrs.A.M.Murphy, of Westmount, is an aunt of Miss Power.Mr.and Mrs.P.E.Jarman, of 78 Chesterfield Avenue, entrained Wednesday for Coronado, California, where Mr.Jarman will attend the international City Managers\u2019 Convention.He and his wife will be away one month.Miss Joan Pettit and Miss Mir- Jam Petersoï gave a bathroom shower on Tuesday evening last at the latter's home, in honor of Miss Joyce F.Lee, whose marriage to Mr.Milton Douglas Mc- Lean ,is taking place at Wesley United Church on October 18th.A miniature bride and her attendants formed the centrepiece of the tea table, at which Mrs.\"W.J.Lee, mother of the bride presided.She was assisted by Mrs.Gordon Tee, sister-in-law of the bride.WEDDINGS KANELAKOS - McFADDEN The marriage of Lillian Geraldine, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.8.McFadden of Westmount, to Mr.James Kanelakos, son of Mr.Peter Kanelakos, of Smiths Falls, Ont., and the late Mrs.Kanelakos (Christine Thornton) took place on Saturday afternoon, September 27th at two o'clock in Trinity Memorial Church, the Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor officiating.Masses of Picardy gladioli were krranged in decoration and \u201cAve Maria\u201d was sung during the sign- .ing of the register.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an imported gown of heavy ivory matin with Jong sleeves ending in points over the hands, and a sweetheart neckline.The very full skirt curved out over hidden side bustles where it met the fitted bodice, and swept back into a full length circular train.A deep, fitted waistband was embroidered in leaf design with gold sequins and encrusted with brilliants and pearls, and two front panels of the same leaf design adorned the slightly hooped skirt.Her full length veil of tulle \\ Louis was held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.illusion was held by a Juliet cap to match the panels and waistbelt, and she carried a bouquet of white gladioli and pink roses.Miss Phyllis McFadden, as her sister's maid of honor, was wearing a pale rose satin gown with draped lace trim at hips and neck, Dutch cap of matching satin and carried a bouquet of pink roses and blue delphinium.The bridesmaids were Miss Mildred McFadden, sister of the bride, and Miss Rhona Bates, cousin of the groom, who were in pale blue satin dresses, similar in style to the maid of honor's, with Dutch caps and bouquets of light pink glads and deep pink roses.The bride's little sister, Barbara, was in a floor length frock of pale pink net over taffeta, with small pep- lum and wide bertha collar of net attached to the dress and lifted over her curls, snood fashion.She carried à small bouquet of delphinium and pink roses.To The For Fast Service Bring Your Fine Assortment of Rings, Watches, Wedding Gifts, etc.L.ALEXANDER 4188 St.Catherine W., near Greene Qualified Watchmaker from ELGIN WE.2102 MME A.A AAA MAS \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 \u2018 SPECIALIST IN CORSETS, CORSELETTES CourvA D.: À.THU EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTORER Geoffrion Pictured above after the wedding ceremony at the Basilica, Dorchester Street, is Mrs.Louis Geoffrion, the former Miss Magdeleine Tetrault, daughter of Mrs.A.Tetrault, McGregor Street.Her marriage to Mr.Louis Geoffrion, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.Geoffrion, took place on September 20th, the Rev.Mgr.Harbour officiating.À reception GOTHIC + D.A.BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastie Stoëkings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT 3132 Masson St.4235 St.Lawrence 4491 St.Lawrence 6580 St.Hubert A AAA A A ML A A MAMMA, + \u2018 PHOTO HENRI LaROUCHE Mr.Ron Code acted as best man for the groom and the ushers were the bride's brothér, Mr.Bob McFadden, and Mr.Bruce Baker.The bride\u2019s mother, Mrs.S.Mc- Fadden, was wearing a dress of crimson-leaf wool crepe draped on both sides, silver fox jacket and crimson-leaf feather hat.Her accessories were to match and she wore a corsage of tea roses.A reception was held at the home of the bride\u2019s parents wher the bride\u2019s table was centered with a four-tier wedding cake and.arranged with tall white tapers and pink roses.Pink and white gladioli formed the decorations throughout the rooms.Mr.and Mrs.Kanelakos are taking a wedding trip touring through the States and will reside in Perth, Ont.For going away the bride wore a black suit with fine white pin stripe, made with pep- lum; black accessories and corsage of gardenias.Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Mr.and Mrs.Peter Kanelakos, Smith Falls; Mr.and Mrs.Carl Bates, Mr.John Thornton, Mr.Carl Percy, Mr.Burns Mr.John Brankin, Miss Isobel Griffith, Mrs.Frank Byrnes, Mr.and Mrs.Pat McManus, Mr.Aylmer Paterson, Mr.Neil Campbell, Mr.and Mrs.Ron Code, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Pablow, Miss Rhona Bates, all of Perth, Ont, and Mr.Peter Carson, of Ottawa.FORTIER\u2014HALL The marriage of Margaret Lucy, youngest daughter of Mr.port, Que., to Mr.Jules Maurice Fortier, son of the late J.N.For- tier and of Mrs.J.N.Fortier, took place oii Monday morning, September 22nd, at the Church of Our Lady of Nativity, Beauport.Pink gladioli and ferns were used to decorate.The bride, who was given in seed pearls, the having long sleeves skirt with tiered bustle, extending into a long flowing train.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was held by a crowd of seed pearls and she carried a bouquet of red Sweetheart roses.The reception was held at the Montmorency Falls, and later Mr.\u201d and Mrs.Fortier left.by moto Wilson, Mrs.Ann Brankin, and | and Mrs.James C.Hall, of Beau- marriage by her father, wore a gown of ivory satin trimmed with fitted bodice and a full 947 : the Eastern Townships, the bride travelling in a suit of lime green wool faille, with dark brown accessories.= Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Rhodes Hall, of Notre Dame de Grace, and Mr.and Mrs.Henry Hall and their daughter Ruth, of Montreal West.JONES\u2014SEATON White gladioli and white chrysanthemums adorned the altar and were arranged as floral pillars at the chancel steps when St.Luke's Anglican Church was the scene of the marriage on Saturday afternoon, September 27th, of Phyllis Evelyn, only daughter of Mr.Walter Seaton, Greene Avenue, Westmount, and the late Mrs.Seaton, and Mr.Clifford Frank Jones, younger son of Mrs.Violet Jones and the late Mr.Ernest Jones, of Rosemount.The Rev.Canon J.D.Ellis officiated at the three o'clock ceremony.Miss K.Harris presided at the organ and the service was filly choral and included the selections \u201c0 Perféct Love\u201d which was sung by the boys\u2019 choir as\u2019 the bride reached the \u2018chancel before.the service, ahd \u201cThe Lord's Prayer\u201d sung during the signing of the register.Co The bride was given in marriage .by her father and.was wearing a gown of heavy white satin made with long sleeves ending in points at the wrist, a sweetheart neckline and a full skirt with peplum waist ending in a long train.Her floor length veil of tulle illusion was gathered and held by a crown of orange blossoms and she carried an arm bouquet of Calla lilies.Miss Joyce Casement, bridesmaid, was her cousin's only attendant, and was wearing a floor length dress of peacock blue taffeta in off-the-shoulder style and Our ~ New Fall Fashions n Smart Dresses INTRODUCING.TT DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT Dresses, Suits and Gowns Originally Designed and Mode te Your ladividuai Measurements.For Appointment TELEPHONE FI.8198 4556 St.Catherine St.West, Apt.6 (Opposite Westmount Park) \"Wedmennt's Home Ne 0 St.George\u2019s S Of Baby Bothwelr, Christening Ceremony The christening of the son of Mr.and Mrs, Arth well, 4643 Sherbrooke Stree place on Sunday afternon, half-past two o'clock George's Church, Montres Venerable Archdeacon Gower officiating.The baby wes the names of Craig Marti \\ wore a christening robe Whi been sent from London En, : by hi\u20ac paternal grandmother D.M.Bothwell, for the Occasion, \u2018The baby's godparents 4, J Marguerite Maclavchlan Woodstock, N.B.; M, y, Pierson-Jones, of Melboume A tralia; and Mr.Robert Culbert.Cornwall, Ont.Following the christening and Mrs.Bothwell entertaine] ea.Caledonian Society Season Now Underuy The Caledonian Society of Jy \u2018real held their first Military wy and Dance of the season iy { Oak Room of Victoria Hall on day evening, with a fine tum 9 After the cards refreshments wd served.Irene Waldie, Lori Grant and Eleanore Duvall of { Carrie Biggers School of Dan and Caledonian Society enterts ed by executing with grace ease the very intricate Sw Dance and Highland Fling, were dressed in full highland ¢ tume, and accompanied on | bagpipes by Piper J.Collie.It was announced there wo be a Social this Friday evenin arm bouquet of American Bea roses.| on princess lines.She carried New © The __ Anstocrat of Corsets Batiste with elastic insets designed for the medium- weight figure.Lace top, deep bra which attaches to front-lace girdle to ensure a smooth line.PBrassieres Lady Mac Created For You A.B.C.of fitting Which is your type?On Sale Here TIERES beautiful Kent House overlooking |: THE PLE 3IS m ing a A MM MMA PM MAMA M for various points of interestAn, ALL GARMENTS FITTED BY EXPERT CORSE HERBROOKE - ERIE LIRE SAN 1 [hd [NAN] I $ The dress mediately fo show will dresses crea veterans wi chosen by Judges rece awarded at The girls at work in tion\u2019 and Pi show, at the there will L am.to the cales Qrche Tickets fe Fashion Sho nie at Wil Drummond Streets or 1 the door or 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Ascension \u2018parish.The Rev.Sister Superior and the teaching staff of St.Paul's Academy and the Rev.Bro.Director and teaching staff of St.Leo's Academy .New Executive .2068 | LA.MEZZANINE F 14 one WALL PAPER Wall Paper Shop It Costs No More At This Specialty Store Every Avaliable paper - Demestic end Imported PLUS The Necessary Experience te Assure your ~ Lame 9594 LTD.LOOR \u2014 CASTLE BUILDING 10 Stanley Street =~.Mrs.The bride is a sister of the Secretary of the Vice-Consu!l of Breall ia Montreal: the greem being Secretary of Srezilion Embessy In After the wedding reception which wes held et the home of the bride's brother, Mr.J.Sette Camara, Mount Pleasant Aveaue, West- mount, the bridel couple left te spend their honeymeon in Quebec.- They will reside in Weshingten, D.C.Omt-of-tewn guests ot the wedding were Mr.Jayme Redrigues, ; Brezilien Consul, Beston; Mr.L.Escorel, Vice-Conmsul, Boston: Mr.L.| Muller Nete, Vice-Consul, New York: Mr.end Mrs.J.R.Sette Camare, ! parents of the bride, of Bele Horizonte, Brazil; Mr.B.Calere Redrigues, Ris do Jeneire: end\u2019 Mr.Alfredo T.Velladar, Acting General Consul ef Brexil, Montreal, end his family.New Executive Is Introduced 1 At Westmount Mothers Club PHOTO HENRI LaROUCHE The president introduced the following new executive to the| members:- .Hon.president, Mrs.A, A.Pare, Past president, Mrs.J.T.Rogers.President, Mrs.C.J.Shaw.First vice pres, Mrs.G.W.Marshall.; Sec.vice pres, Mrs.F.Grover.Rec.secretary, Mrs.Wallace Ca- ven.Corr.secretary, Mrs.Alec Grant.Treasurer, Mrs.H.P.Strong.Councillors Mrs.J.L.O'Brien, Mrs.Ivor Roche, Mrs.J.F.Gallagher, Mrs.I.Gwyn, Mrs.W.L.Holland and Mrs.T.N.Burke.Group Activities Mrs.'F.Grover is convenor of membership.A warning was given that only children of members could join in group activities sponsored by the club such as Dramatics, Band, Orchestra, Fencing, Riding, Ball room dancing, skating, skiing, public speaking and personality development.There is no membership fee and the signing of the membership slip which may be procured from Mrs.Grover (WE, 5550) entitles any Catholic Woman of West- mount to membership in the club.Adult activities were taken by Mrs.J.Hennesey and will be considered later in the year.The ways and means committee under Mrs.A.A.Pare have plans for a bazaar to be held Nov.3-4-5.More than 9,000 fires are|B | PAGE NINE Rev.À.J.and Mrs.Mowatt Honored On Eve Of Departure A farewell reception was tendered the Rev.Andrew J.Mowatt B.D.and Mrs.Mowatt in St; Andrew\u2019s United Church Hall, West- mount following the Evening Service on Sunday, September 28th.Mr.Mowatt, who has been the Assistant Minister at St.Andrew's for the past twenty months, has been appointed Pastor of Wesley* United Church in Calgary, Alberta.The Minister, Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., representing the Congrega- - ; tion, and Mrs.Lemuel Cushing, BN representing the women of St.Andrew's, received with Mr.and Mrs.Mowatt, the very large number of friends of the young people who had gathered to express their best wishes and bid them farewell.Mr.W.R.Chenoweth voiced the regret of the Congregation on the loss of their.companionships but said that all the good wishes would go with them in their new field in the West., Mr.Dick Huston, on behalf of ! the Alpha Omega Club of St.Andrew's, presented Mr.Mowatt with a radio, and Mr.W.H.Spearman, as Clerk of Session offered a small token of the esteem in which the young couple are held, in the form of a cheque.A small gift was also presented t8 Mrs.Mowatt by Mrs.J.N.Poole on behalf of the Women of St.Andrew's, from whose meetings and social gatherings she will be greatly missed.Several solos were rendered by Mrs.Harold Mills.The tea table, centred with a beautiful bowl of vari-colored flowers and lighted by green tapers in silver candelabra, was presided over by Mrs.F.W.Kerr and Mrs.Geo.Cross, and light refreshments were served by the Social Committee.\u201cSmart Wear for the Smart Y oung Woman\u201d - l BRIDES.\u201cLet us 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Melville Ladies The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet at 2.30 p.m.on Tuesday, in the church hall, Melville Ave, Westmount, to pack the bale for Labrador Mission.St.Mary's * The regular monthly meeting of the Alumnae Association of St.Mary's Hospital School of Nursing will be held in the hospital on Monday at 8.15 p.m.The guest speaker will be Dr.Louis Quinn, Fashion Show At a recent meeting of Trinity Memorial Churchwomen's Year, plans were made for a Fashion Show to be presented by Bruck Silk Mills, Ltd.,, on Monday evening, October 27th, at 8.15 o'clock in the church hall All women of Trinity Memorial parish and their friends are cordially invited to attend.MacGillivray The regular meeting of the Mac- Gillivray Auxiliary of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m.Mrs.C.Bmith will be the speaker and the soloist, Margaret Scripture.Mrs.Harold Mills and ladies of Lans- downe Circle will be in charge.Members are requested to please bring all knitting for \u201cAid to China\u201d to this meeting.CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE Also Upholstering, Slip Covers, Draperies and Furniture Repairs WI.6059 ALAIN & LAVALLEE 1309-B Greene Ave.» TT = ce * Happy Ove: Clothe; A couple of German youngsters in the American zone show their happiness by hugging each other a.1 mov clothes for the first time In their young lives.The clothing was made by their parents from material received in a Care\u201d (Committee for American Relief for Europe) box.Oral Club The Qral Club will hold the first meeting of their 1947-48 season in the Mechanics\u2019 Institute, at Tupper and Atwater, (Tupper Street entrance) on Monday evening at 8 p.m.Karnac Club The Karnak Ladies Club will meet in the Masonic - Temple, Sherbrooke St, on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.for sewing, knitting and business.United Nations United Nations Association in Canada, Westmount Branch, will hold the first meeting of the season on October 8th at 8.15 p.min Westmount Junior High School.Speaker will be O.R.Evans, Farm Editor of the Family Herald and Weekly Star, whose topic will be The Canadian Farmer and the F.A.O.Mr.Evans was one of those who attended the International Food Producers Conference in London.Rummage Sales The Elizabeth Read Auxiliary of Calvary United Church, Dorchest- er St.and Greene Ave.West- mount, is holding a rummage sale in the Church Hall (entrance on Greene Avenue), tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m.% 4% % The Womens\u2019 Auxiliary of the Social Service Wing of the Catherine Booth Hospital will hold a rummage sale in the Boy Scouts\u2019 Building, 5867 Cote Ste.Antoine Road in N.D.G.(corner Draper Avenue), tomorrow afternoon, at 2.30.o\u2019clock.Mrs.M.B.Macaulay To Speak At Westmount Club Opening The Westmount Women\u2019s Club Inc.under the presidency of Mrs.Clifford S.Fortier has planned a varied 1947-48 season, for its members.The opening meeting will be held in Victoria Hall, Oct.10, at 2.30 p.m, when the speaker, Mrs.M.B.Macaulay, BEM., will address the club.Mrs.Macaulay, during the war years worked with the Women's Voluntary Services at Headquarters, London, England and will personally receive toys (old or new) and children\u2019s knitted wear, which members and their friends are asked to bring at the suggestion of the club, Honorary Patroness, The Viscountess Alexander of Tunis.Ethel Bardo-Gardner, soprano, will be guest soloist and Mrs.F.G.Sharp, accompanist.Tea will be served.Club Program October 24\u2014Senora Emilie Zay- den, Consul General of Cuba in Canada \u2018will be the speaker.Senora Zayden is the only woman Consul General of a foreign country in Canada, Marie Sangollo, soprano, will be soloist.October 29\u2014The Annual Bridge, (253 EVANAIR HOT WATER HEATER PROVIDES AUTOMATIC HOT WATER AT LOW COST OPERATES ON REGULAR FUEL OIL NO FUSS \u2014 NO WORK Suitable for Large and Small ® HOMES ® BEAUTY PARLORS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY iF DESIRED \"4 AUTOMATIC HEATING DEVICES REG'D 7354 SHERBROOKE ST.W.OIL BURNING © RESTAURANTS DE.7330 | Hospital.in «id of Foster Child and Welfare will be held at 2.30 p.m.under the chairmanship of Mrs.Herbert C.Holland.November 14\u2014Captain William Bowie, Executive Director, Parks and Playgrounds Association, will have as his subject \u201cPlaygrounds and Recreation.\u201d The Westmount High School Glee Club, under the direction of Clifford Mitchel, will provide the music.November 28\u2014At this business meeting, new members will be welcomed.Tea will be served under the chairmanship of Mrs.Robert H.Anderson and her committee.December 12\u2014A Christmas Entertainment has been arranged under the direction of Mrs.D.M.Grant.January 9\u2014At the annual musical a very fine programme will be given by the following well known artists, under the direction of Mrs.F.G.Sharp: Kenneth Meek, organist of St.Andrew and St.Paul's Church; Kelvin Doher- ty, tenor soloist of St.Patrick's Church; William Stevens, pianist.January 23\u2014A mid-season business meeting will be held.January 28\u2014A military whist will be held as a special feature, at 8.15 p.m.in aid of the committee for Ste.Anne's Military The Misses M.Denis and S.Gardner will be co-chair- men.Mrs.J.B.Rice will assist.February 13\u2014For Members Day Mrs.H.S.Jacques and Mrs.John T.Rowe have planned a very attractive programme for members and friends.February 27\u2014Frank Foulds, Citizenship Director, Ottawa, will be guest speaker.Armonde Davis, contralto, will be the soloist.~March 12\u2014At the Charter Day Luncheon the duettists will be Messenger-Barrett.The speaker will be announced later.March 26\u2014A business meeting \u2018for members only will be held.April 9\u2014The annual meeting and election of officers will take place.A public speaking class is be- THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1947 HE WOMAN'S REALM Reception Will Open \\ \u201cWestmount Season For Maritime Women\u2019s Club The Maritime Women\u2019s Club of Montreal, Incorporateq the current season with a reception in the York Room of Hotel, on tomorrow, from 3:30 p.m.to 5:30 p.m, Mrs.J.E will outline the work for the coming year, and welcome x + Fashion Reporter Rests On The Fence Re Leadership Claims Who rules the post-war fashion world\u2014New York or Paris?Last month New York put forth its claim, and turned back the style clock with !aneer skirts, padded : hips, minimized waistlines.Now Paris makes its bid with its fall ollections, a style show that always catches the eye of the fashion - minded.Ii1afront row beat as the Hargrove, whose cabled dispatches cover the highlights of the autumn bid by the \u201cVille Lumiere\u201d for style leadership.What she finds seems to leave the powder puff war between fashion cities at a tie score.Miss Halpin Feted By Bell Employees Prior to her leaving the Bell Telephone Company service for her marriage on October 11th, to Mr.R.Oxley, M.M., Miss Florence (Lala) Halpin w s feted by her co-workers of the Bell on Tuesday afternoon when she was presented with a chest of silver.Afterwards, Mrs.G.Murphy entertained a few of the bride- elect\u2019s friends and co-workers at the Queen's Hotel when she was presénted with a breakfast set.Among others who have entertained for the bride-elect are Mrs.T.McEcheron and Mrs.M.Dug- gan who gave a crystal shower, and Mrs.G.Rowe and Mrs.R.Figueroa who entertained at a tea.\u2018 A kitchen ventilating fan is valuable for whisking steam, cooking odors, and grime outdoors.It helps keep the kitchen cool and clean and prevents dirt from settling in other parts of the house.Only 20,000 Canadians are now drawing unemployment insurance, ing formed under the chairmanship of Mrs.Louis de Savoye, and it is hoped that many of the members will join this group., will the Wing, .MacVicay the guests The soloist on this Occasio will be Myra Hamilton, sopreye accompanied by Hildreth Nevill Mrs.A.J.Moore wi] give a account of the club's work {, the returned men at Ste, i de Bellevue Hospital; ang Yor A.J.Boyd will tell apy the families in Britain being Care for by the Maritime members, Mrs.H.T.Mitchell, Ways ang Means Convener, has plang made for a sale of work ang home cooking this fall, Other monthly meetings Will include: \u2014 An illustrateq travel talk with costumes by Gladys Gowlland; Member's Night _ under the direction of the dram, tic group and music committe: The annual, luncheon at tm Mount Royal Hotel on January 17th when.Dr.Marius Barbeay the National Museum, Ottawa, will be the guest speaker: The Musicale \u2014 with Winnifred Ban.brick, harpist and authoress a guest artist; In March, Mr.Roderick Kennedy, Editor in Chiet of the Family Herald will be the guest speaker; and the year will close with the Annual Meeting in April.Mrs.J.E.MacVicar will be assisted in receiving by the Vice Presidents, Mrs.A.W.Shewan, Mrs.M.A.Ross and Mrs.W.P, McVie, while Mrs.A.D.Ross and Mrs.George R.MacLeod will preside at the tea table.Business Women Of Ascension Parish To Model Fashions At the Fashion Show to be held in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Tuesday, October 7th, under the auspices of the Professional and Business Womens' Organization, the following members of the Parish of the Ascension of Ou Lord, Westmount, will model some of the gowns:- Miss Irene Casey, Miss Geraldine Martineay, Miss Irene Thoms, the Misses Carol and Eileen Griffin.Dobridge Ladies Wear is sponsoring this fashion show, which has as its general convener Miss Florence Regan, and as ticket convener, Mrs.Marcella C.Mulligan.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our newest imported materials are worth seeing.Call and See Mr Davies wha will Give you his Personal Attention Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.wi.3208 {Just below St Catherine) «Mom says she doesn\u2019t know how che would dress me if it weren't for the Federation: This space donated by T.SHEINART DRY GOODS 3001 St.Antoine St.Wi.6504 2065 St.Catherine W.\u2014 WE.1077 TB re lel Bie \\ \" + es et HOME ATMOSPHERE IN AUSTRALIA.The Hen.Brooke Claxton, left, Canadian Defence Minister and leader of the Canadian delegation to the Empire conference on the Japanese peace seftiement in Canberra, Australia, was the guest of Kenneth A.Greene, high commissioner for Canada, while he was in Canberra.Mr.Greene, with his wife and daughter, Patsy, had just arrived in Australia, Mr.Claxton is shown here with Mr.Green, Mrs.Greene and daughter, Patsy.a \u201crr HOME EDUCATI When In Doubt ~ Investigate THEODORA BROWNFIELD ON à Paul Bender was just five, and like the \u201cbigger boys\u201d he was now going to school.He came home happéhed and what he had done each day, thrilled to tell what in kindergarten.At lunch one day, he spoke of spending time in the cloakroom.His father looked surprised, and his mother asked, \u201cWhy was that, Paul?\u201d | \u201cOh, only one other boy\u2014Donald \u2014and I stay out in the cloakroom,\u201d he answered, continuing to eat his lunch.\u201cWhere are the other pupils?\u201d his father asked.\u201cOh, they stay in the schoolroom with the teacher.Just we two stay out there.\u201d \" Now, in the days when Paul's parents went to school, being sent to the cloakroom was a sign of disgrace.Pupils obliged to remain there usually had misbehaved in some way, perhaps caused some disorder in the classroom.So Mr.Bender said, \u201cWhat did you do, Son, to deserve the cloakroom?\u201d \\ \u201cNothing.\u201d Paul continued to eat his pudding placidly.\u201cNothing, Daddy,\u201d he repeated.\u201cJust Donald and I go out in the cloakroom and stay.\u201d \u201cWhen do you go out there?\u201d Mrs.Bender questioned.\u201cOh, every morning, just about in the middle,\u201d was the rather vague reply.\u201cWe just get good and rested,\u201d he finished, apparent- Iv quite pleased.His father looked doubtful.\u201cPaul,\u201d he began, \u201cwhat have you been doing?You might as well tell us if you have been naughty.\u201d Paul had always been truthful.In fact, it was one of his strongest points that when he had done anything wrong he would always admit it.But this time he looked at his father and repeated, \u201cI just get a chance to go out there and Stay for a little while.\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t think it looks very -\u2014 + x BE ON TIME Readers are reminded that news reports and announcements for the women\u2019s pages should be sent in over the week-end, or as soon after as is possible.To contact the social editor, phone WA.2773.well,\u201d his father commented.\u201cI shouldn\u2019t want to stay in the cloakroom if all the other children stayed in the classroom.\u201d Mrs.Bender smiled as she noticed a gleam of disagreement in i Paul's eyes.She said nothing how- | ever, but she decided to stop in to see the teacher when she called i for Paul some noontime.This she did two days later.The teacher spoke highly of Paul, Then his mother remarked i casually.\u201cHe tells me he's been staying in the cloakroom.\u201d \u201cYes, he and Donald.You see all the pupils take a rest in mid- morning; they have cots and lie down.I'd noticed that both Paul and Donald relaxed unusually well so I'd had their cots put in the cloakroom; and often they've | fallen soundly asleep.\u201d | \u201cThat's the explanation!\u201d Paul's \u2018mother broke in.\u201cWe have been | wondering\u2014and doubting Paul.\u201d FARM FRESH \u2018EGGS DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR Pullet or Grade \u2018A\u2019 Size Write P.O.Box 58, \u201cYes, he came to me yesterday and pleaded to stay in the classroom,\u201d the teacher said.\u201cHe told me he didn't want to stay out there any more.\u201d Teacher and parent exchanged significant glances.Both realized that the wrongdoing had been on thè parents\u2019 side this time, The boy had been innocent of any misbehavior, but both his father and mother had doubted him.\u201cWe shall explain to Paul and ask him to excuse us,\u201d said his mother repentantly.\u201cThat will help,\u201d said his teacher.\u201cBut remember Paul is very young.May I suggest that \u2026 Aubry, Que.ce Portage taint _ you make the exlanation brief and he apology very'Sithple?'\u2014 as | New Ideas Shown In Future Exports Interesting new productions, shown at the British Industries Fair for export, are promised shortly.Use of fluorescent paint for spraying designs on plastic sheets had produced nursery curtains which glowed at night.These were printed in \u201cwater baby,\u2019 \u201cwillow,\u201d \u2018swan\u2019 and other patterns which would reassure the infant who woke to find himself alone in the nursery.A device to lerfgthen the life of women\u2019s blouses and men\u2019s sports shirts has been worked out by a Yorkshire textile firm.They showed a -spare-collar shirt or blouse, the collar of which can easily be replaced by a new one as soon as the original collar We- comes worn out.In these new shirts and blouses, a loop has been inserted at the back under the collar.By pulling the loop the worn collar detaches itself from the garment.Underneath is a grooved neckband into which the new collar is inserted, tacked Into position and sewn up with a single seam.This is a much easier proposition than taking the tail of a shirt to make a new collar \u2014 a practice at which some needlewomen became quite skilled during the war.you would had you accidentaly knocked down the blockhouse he was building.\u201d .\u201cThank you,\u201d said Mrs.Bender.And that is what they did.THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1947 Hon.Brooke Claxton Visits Australia = PAGE ELEVEN Red Cross Calls For Helpers To Make 800 Layettes, Woolies The need in Great Britain and Europe for knitting and sewn garments made by Red Cross workers in Canada is still great, as revealed in reports of principal welfare organizations \u2018to the Overseas Commission of tthe Canadian Red Cross, in London, said Mrs.Frank L.Packard and Mrs.Hon ore Parent, joint chairmen of Red Cross Women's Work in the Province of Quebec, in a recent talk.Anglican Guild Hears Addresses Memvers of St.Michael's Chapter of The Guild of the Servants -of the Sanctuary from ten Anglican churches of the city held their first meeting of the season this week at the Church of St.John the Divine in Verdun.Guest speaker was Rev.J.C.Kirby, rector ®of St.Stephen\u2019s Church, Lachine, Churches represented were St.John the Evañgelist; St.John the Divine, Verdun; St.Clement's Verdun; St.Aidan\u2019s Ville Emard; Church of the Advent, West- mount; Christ Church Cathedral; St.Peter's Town of Mount Royal; St.Phillip\u2019s, Montreal West; St.Columba\u2019s N.D.G.; and St.Stephen\u2019s Lachine.The Guild of the Servants of the Sanctuary is a world organization of the Church of England for Servers of every parish church with headquarters in the Hospital of the Blessed Trinity.Guilford, Surrey, England.St.Michael's Chapter is the Montreal Diocesan branch of the organization.The meeting .the chapter's patronal festival (St.Michael and all Angels) opend with the singing of the Guild Office, or service, by Chapter Warden, Rev.E.M.Dann.Following the service and the Guild procession, the members heard Mr.Kirby speak in the first of two addresses on Baptism and Confirmation.Refreshments, provided by the Altar Guild of the Church of St.John the Divine were served following the meeting.Next meeting of the organization will be held on November 3.¥ Several cases of garments and other articles are now en route overseas, they stated, and added that provincial headquarters for the work has been moved to 442 Sherbrooke street west, Montreal, though cutting of materials to be sewn by women in a hundred Red Cross branches throughout the province will continue at 1626 St, Catherine street west.In mid-Octover there will be a meeting in Montreal of leaders in this work from Red Cross branches all over the province, to discuss Quebec's share in Canada's contribution to this Red Cross relief for Ÿ Britain, France and other European countries.Meantime the Society needed more women to knit and sew and help with hospital produce go to Red Cross nursing outposts in this province, some to the Veteran's Welfare Department and some are stored against possibility of local disasters.Chiefly needed are layettes\u2014800 to be made in the Province of Quebec by Red Cross volunteers; clothing for children from two to 10 years of age; women's nightgowns, blouses.skirts; knitted articles etc., and also overcoats for children, breeches for boys, woven underwear in all sizes, shoes for children and women.Some will have to be purchased.Mrs.Packard and Mrs.Parent (urged women who could sew or | knit or otherwise help\u2014even for jonly a few hours a week\u2014to get in touch with their local Red Cross branch, or to contact provincial headquarters of the work at the Sherbrooke-street address.FALL OIL [4 BEAUTY (corner Claremont) SPECIAL g FOR ONE MONTH ONLY Including haircut, shampoo ORGANDY 5012 SHERBROOKE ST.Miss Deaneiges Gagnon, proprietor.PERMANENT and finger waves3.SALON west EL.3881 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PAGE THIRYEEN - 5 DRAINS ITSELF see how the BENDIX 1 WASHES CLOTHES es\u2014 the wonderful, workfree Bendix Automatic Washer has given complete leisure on washdays to one million happy women.In ten years, this famous miracle machine has proven itself is actual use, The Bendix turns out the most amazing of washday performances.No hard work of any kind.No hands in the water \u2026 .Set a dial .add soap.The Bendix does everything else from start to finish at maximum efficiency, leaving clothes beautifully clean, damp dried and ready for line or dryer.And only Bendix has four famous features: gentle tumble-action, water-saver cylinder, extra-clean triple rinsing, and basket-level porthole.- laundress wages .And you save wear and teag on vour clothes too (2% ta 750%.20d water crnme lo ®o AS a - PAGE FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1947 New Accessories For Home Cla'm Pretty Practicality.BY KAY SHERWOOD New accessories of the home, aimed to dispel a household's end- of-summer doldrums, camouflage their functional uses with graceful decorative effects in plastic, rubber and glass.Distinctive clear plastic trays, for example, in a Chippendale design make removable table tops for curved lucite luggage racks.When twinned, the tray and rack underscore party service in handsome style.Separated, the tray\u2019s light weight insures easy portag of dishes.The rack, in Clear plastic or rich jewel tones, belies its delicate look with a sturdy construction that is well able to take the weight of a guest's heavily laden suitcase.Off duty, it folds flat for space-hoarding storage.A new manufacturing process makes it possible to apply pebbled, crinkled or diamond-shaped designs to acrylic resin surfaces.One salad bowl in clear crinkled lucite catches light like a sun- \" dappled mountain brook and adds fetching eye-appeal to crisp salad .greens.Other accessories to benefit from this new development in plastic are boxes, trays and bathroom sets.Capitalizing on the cool beauty of green foliage are new synthic rubber coasters, precision molded in exact duplication of delicate galax leaves.The rubber leaves, which can keynote table decorations, trap glass moisture in the ridged veins that criss-cross their surfaces.On the practical side, these coasters are promised not to oxidize, slide or mar furniture.And they take to soap and water dunkings without losing any of : their verdant coloring.Another festive note for a dinner party table is supplied by cubé-shaped plastic place-card holders with full-blown roses ingeniously carved inside.These sparkling inch-square midgets come in sets with matching rose- decorated cards.New doorknobs In brilliant crystal - clear plastic imprison carved flowers which take their color cues from nature.Interchangeable with standard doorknobs; these modern counterparts of Antique French glass doorknobs, can be teamed -with drawer pulls in matching designs.Also worth noting for a household pick-me-up are French-im- ported trays and pictures which boast three dimensional designs of flowers, birds or fish.The unusual effect is created by painting overlapping parts of the design on separate sheets of glass and fitting glass layers together within a wooden frame, FOR MODELING If modelling clay is not readily available, do not deprive little children of the pleasure of making beads, marbles, balls, fruits, flowers or animals from a plastic substance so well suited to the purpose.Make a substitute for modelling clay by mixing together one cup of flour and one-half cup of salt, moistening the mixture with enough water to make a \u201cworkable\u201d dough.Children will find this as usable, and as interesting as the traditional product.Clear plastic tray teams with lucite luggage rack to make .handy service table.Rack folds flat for storage.Crinkled lucite salad bowl and diamond - patterned tray are decorative examples of new applied design for plastics.Graceful galax leaf is duplicated in synthetic rubber to make new coasters.Ridged veins trap moisture from glass.* Maggy Rouff Favors Swinging Bell Skirt The highlight of the Maggy Rouff fashion collection in the introduction of the swinging bell skirt as the motif of all her daytime costumes except strictly functional sports togs.She contends that ultra long skirts tend to make one look older, and hems in her Paris exhibit are séldom longer than 12 inches from the ground for informal daytime costumes.Gay nineties flavor is evident in the usé of graduated bands of velvet or deep hems of contrasting fabric, ball fringe trimming, LE F DAY AND EVENING nurses, Hospital receive school maintained.diplomas.LASS SLPS LILES LIA SEAL LLL CLS LILIES SS ALLS LS LALLA LSS SL SES SILLS SLL SLS AS 1 .NL UYS LA I M A II AAA I UM M ME M M MA A AAA MAMMA Lg @) The EGERTON SCHOOL Regd RAINED ATTENDANTS Tupper St., Montreal A relicb'e school of established reputation, stressing thorough training and individual supervision.Highest standards maintained.BEGINNING IMMEDIATELY Instruction given by a staff of qualified, registered experience provided.Studefts Employment Apply for personal interview stating qualifications and \u2018phone number to Miss E.W.Egerton, P.O.Box 74, Station H.Montreal, or \"phone WA.1376 7 2 Rl Le eT Ee EO LLL TT li ral pL, CLASSES register 7777777777 777 7 Ra 77 P27 rd a 7 Illi li Z Ulster Is Centre Of Linen Industry Northern Ireland has the same problems of rationing in food and clothing that England and Scotland have, according to Mrs.Dehra Parker, first woman to be elected to the Ulster Parliament.The same regulations apply, except that large quantities of milk -are produced in North® Ireland and therefore milk is available there.The Irish linen which is gradually coming back into our market after a wartime absence, is all -produced in Northern Ireland, Mis.Parker said.Although some the manufacture of the linen is in Ulster.Fine Irish tweeds are made there, too.Shipbuilding and agriculture are the other .hief industries.No linen, household utensils or china are available to the people of Ulster, however\u2014 like products elsewhere in the British Isles, they are all for export.\u201cPerhaps it is because we are still quite conservative when it comes to women,\u201d she said.Household Hints Four to six people may be served from 1 pound of haddock with the recipe I'm giving you today.That means that the fish is \u201cstretched\u201d with dressing.You can.use dressing with other fish, too, to make it go further, because fish, like other meats, is by no means low-priced unless i : friends or relatives to do it for you.; Spanish Rice would *be nice to serve with thé.fish, and-raw tomatoes would be excellent to serve as salad\u2019 with both.Baked Haddock With Dressing 1 1b.fillet of haddock Juice *% lemon Salt and pepper 2 ec.coarsely - crushed corn flakes 14 C.chopped onion.12 c.chopped celery - 2 tbsy.chopped parsley 1 egg.well-beaten 3 tbsy melted butter 2 to 4 tsp.boiling water Paprika Arrange fish in greased baking dish sprinkle on lemon juice, salt and pepper.Combine corn flakes with remaining ingredients adding just enough boiling water for dressing to hold together.Spread over- fish and sprinkle \u201cwith paprika.Bake in oven (375 F.) 35 minutes.Serve garnished with lemon and parsley.~ Spanish Rice onions, sliced green peppers, sliced thsp.butter c.fresh or canned tomatoes c.cooked rice tsp.salt Pepper : Heat butter in skillet and cook onions and green pepper in the fat for 5 minutes, add \u2018tomatoes and simmer for 10 minutes.Stir in the cooked rice carefully so as not to break the grains, and when heated through, serve at once.Serves 6.=A WNNDW dust ruffles, and pleated or gathered berthas in formal daytime or evening outfits.Even tailleurs and redingotes are essentially soft and feminine, the former having jackets trimmed with luscious fur collars end rippling basques, the latter also featuring the new bell skirt.\" Important in this collection is a group of youthful formal afternoon costumes.Interest is focused on the skirts, expressed in a wool and silk jerseys, crepes, and velvet, Godet pleats massed at the front and sides alternate with bell-cut to contrast with simple, highnecked bodices, some discreetly draped.~ > flax is grown in Southern Ireland |- you do your own fishing or have variety of fabrics including satin, | HOME ECONOMIC QUICK AND PRETTY Co When This is the apron you'll love to put on.Wonderful, practical coverup apron has beautiful daisies embroidered in easiest stitchery.Make a darling daisy apron and oven mitt! Pattern 700 has embroidery transfer, pattern pieces, chart.Laura Wheeler's new, improved pattern makes needlework so simple with its charts, photos, concise directions.may take a few days longer th KITCHEN Ga, to the inch) Still-life designs in brig easy embro transfer of inches.Laura Wheeler's new i pattern mak ple with its charts, photos directions.Each pattern costs twenty-five (25c), which should be \u2018in coin (stamps cannot be uccepted) to this paper's Need Department, 2191 Hampton Avenue, N.D.G.Write plain pattern desired, the pattern number, your name and addré Because of the slowness of the mails, delivery of our ps an usual.Cu W y Do some towels and a nf cloth in these gay desig cheerful kitchen! Cross-s urecte um clé and plain emj idery! _Patteq 6 motifs 4 es needlework] Average Woman Shopper ; Walks 8 Miles A Day According to the Shoe Manufacturers\u2019 Association of Canada, the, average woman shopper walks: eight and a half miles per day; | during the Christmas shopping season she steps it up to eleven.! The salesgirl who waits on her.walks eight miles and the average schoolgirl puts in a good eleven\u2019 and a half, | The natural lustre of flax fiber is increased by hydration\u2014that is, by the entrance of water molecules into the substance of the fiber during bleaching.This ef-' fect of hydration is permanent.The lustre of linen fabric, as every woman who treasures her Irish linen knows, is actually improved by many washings.oe \u2014\u2014 t | CYMNASIUM -CLASSES: : BADMINTON: \u2018 SWIMMING INSTRUCTION: TELEPHONE | WOMEN'S HEALTH CLUB N Tuesday and Friday, 10 a.m.to |] a.m.; ; M\" Tuesday and Friday, H.a.m, to 12 noon.\u2018Wednesday and Thursday, 10 a.m.to [2 noon.Tuesday, 1| am.to 12 noon, Miss Mary Dokin,.Instruetress FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, , WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A 4585 Sherbrooke St.West 2 va es tna EL] EEN Nowy, at's Homo Newspaper = (MCA.Briefs mount .#Y\u201d Physical A ton program opened this Barker the physi- reports that all gyms and physical clubs tor, classe The Physical Program this year again includes all the popular sports.The Boxing Club is under the capable direction of Bert Light and Mike Emery.Norman Lavallee is again instructing in the Fencing Club, which is a Coed activity, girls.The Gymnastic THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, Art Henderson, while Dick Huntington is instructing in Weightlifting.The Badminton Club is again guided by that popular fellow\u2014 Jim McJanet, and Jim reports -an enthusiastic and active group already playing.- Basketball activities at West- 1947 .Fred Price and his Basketball Committee.The Basketball School is scheduled to open on Wednesday, October 10th.The Swimming Program is under the leadership of Robert Bain and his Swimming Committee.Instruction for both men and wo- - PAGE FIFTEEN ule you may obtain one at the front desk of the \u201cY\u201d, Gym classes for Business Men and Young Men are again under the guidance of the Physical Di- recfor, who is always glad to help new members with a health-pro- moting routine of exercise and tim +e ANE ¥en en m7 te with a good num- in all activities.men is on Monday nights.If you haven't yet received your sched- games to suit every person's 8 wer ¥ y needs.gistered ARE THESE | TO-MORROW°S | CITIZENS?£.Gus, curate of] note in the way an accordion does.Medical Association, the New Jeg | Church and Pro-|.The work was bre t in thelsey Medias Associgé B sering Mechay cs at|Ritz Studio Ths b 3 The B on| WJZ po\u201d Club will again be coached by mount \u2018Y\u2019 this year are under found dead, attack, at 7 in his suite Northern, 1 Street.His born in B Mark's Schog from Harv former Yof three c David Weldf?rr pr A RA Lr om ee SRE tn ice rs mse i ee ls and a nm Bay desig ! Cross-s | plain em RETA mes pp re =u an .~ ns in brigl 9! -Patteg motifs 4 I'S new i 1eedlework rts, photos Photo by Gerry Corpenter 1 should be er's Needl \u2018rite plain > and addrq y of our p STREET FIGHT! Well \u2014 what of it?Montreal doesn\u2019t seem much of a place to them \u2014 overcrowded houses, back alleys, sweltering, traffics : jammed streets \u2014 and a path that goes steadily down« ward until they become a menace to the community, ! Yet, given a chance, such boys have the stuff to be a credit and an asset to Montreal and Canada.They deserve better than the gutter \u2014and Red Feather These ARE SOME of the important ) Welfaré Federation services pro- services give them the breaks that make the difference.vided by the 29 Red Feather .Red Feather Boys\u2019 Clubs and Settlements give them ef agencies.recreational facilities in decent surroundings plus-an J The well-being of all citizens is education in group living and citizenship that will pay nef the sure foundation of a strong com- off in dividends to the community in the future, munity.The well-being of thousands of Montreal citizens depends on Red Feather services.For a better, stronger community those services must be carried on.Welfare Federation's eight camps enable thous sands of children to enjoy fresh air, sunshine and the healthy living of a camping holiday.They deserve it} you can help make sure they get it.The Red Feather Way is the Citizens\u2019 Way GIVE ALL YOU CAN WHEN THE CANVASSER CALLS OBJECTIVE: $1,140,000 WELFARE{FEDERATION CC OF MONTREAL @ ax Yomily Welfare Association « Soclety for the Protection of Women and Children o Prisoner's Aid and Welfare Association + Industrial Rooms ¢ Sheltering Home \"¢ Young Women's Christian Association versity Settlement o Griffintown Club + Iverley Community Centre + Negro Community Centre © Parks and Playgrounds Association + Boys\u2019 Association * Drily Vacation Schools + Montreal Council of Soctal Agencies + Children's Aid Society « Foster Home Centre © Montreal Lydies\u2019 Benevolent and Protestant Orphans\u2019 Society + Weredols House + Girls\u2019 Cottage School + Girls\u2019 elling Centre « Day Nursery + Victorian Order of Nurses + Child Welfare Association < Mental Hyglene Institute + Canadian Nationol Institute for the Blind + Occupational Therapy Centre 3 tn Diet Dispensary * Brehmer Rest Preventorium « Murray Bay Convalescent Home, De PAGE SIXTEEN | Betty Speirs Opens School 0; Modelling Today there is a great demand for Models, as Photography has revolutionized advertising.A photograph dramatizes a product more effectively than columns of words, dresses worn by an attractive girl are much more interesting than the same dress hanging on a wax figure.A successful model must have more than good looks.Poise, grace, good carriage, imagination, advertising instinct.and the ability to strike the correct pose, all are essential, and that is where training is vital to the success uf anyone who wishes to become a Model.Startling beauty is not essential, frequently it is not as effective before a camera as a slighter degree of good looks which happen to be photogenic.A fine carriage is absolutely necessary.The Betty Speirs Course provides all the answers for any CHILDREN\u2019S THEATRE « Dorothy Davis and Vielet Walters DICTION, .POISE, DEPORTMENT.ELOCUTION, STAGE AND RADIO PRODUCT!ONS 2 STUDIOS bein._ DE.6620 \u2014 MA.8883 .THE \u2018EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1947 \"EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY SPEIRS STARLET One of the meny bright Junior Stars of the Betty Speirs-Peter Miller Dance Studios is Sheila Edwards of Verdun.Rehearsals for the N.D.G.Women's Club Xmas Party will begin soon with Sheila taking one ef the solo parts.\u2018ambitious girl who is desirous of improving herself.- Miss Speirs who is personally in charge of these Modelling Classes, recently directed the Models in the making of a commercial movie for one of Montreal's most prominent commercial houses.Probe For Natural Gas In Alberta Unnamed U.8.interests are inquiring into Alberta's natural gas resources, says John Harvie, deputy minister of mines and resources.Figures on gas reserves were asked, but such information was unobtainable, he says.The government has no ideas of the possibilities since only about half the province has been drilled for gas.SCHOOL of DANCING Member of the Photo Screen Guild, Hollywood Classes and Private Tuition Daily Children, High School Students and Adults SPECIAL CLASSES FOR YOUNG MEN AND .GIRLS Ballet - Tap - Toe - Acrobatic Highland - Modern - Ballroom Conditioning REGISTER NOW 330 Victoria Avenue EL.0384 Everything About Slide Rules Learn the proper technique of SLIDE RULE operation \u2014 with its inexhaustible possibilities.Its manipulation constitutes \u20ac science as well \u2018os an ent.JUNO TECHNICRAFT INSTITUTE SLIDE RULE SPECIALISTS in Mannheim, Polyphase, Duplex, Log-Log Trig and Decitrig.Vector, Decipoint, etc.Practical adaptation of slide rule to suit individual needs, trade or profession, in mastering mathematics \u2014 basic science underlying engineering.Apply to J.A.Juneau, Principal 4173 Northcliffe Avenue, N.D.G., WA.6551 Also Day or Evening Classes, Uni-or Bilingual\u2014in COMMERCIAL AND TECHNICAL SUBJECTS By Class or Private Tuition.a The study of abstract mathematics, bering as it is, can easily become most interesting, captivating and comprehensive with the SLIDE RULE \u2014the only mechanical means thet will make you grasp arid mathematics.\u2018 An electronically controlled 7-foot SLIDE RULE will shortly be in ull operation for class instructional purposes.\u2014 Canadian Art Theatre Plans On Adult Plays In spite of, or rather because of, the large and varied program facing the Canadian Art Theatre during the coming season, Joy Thomson, director, announces one further activity to be pursued by the company this season.This addition is an adult play series, to commence with a production at Victoria Hall at the end of \u201cNovember.There will be four plays in the production series, the first to be directed by Jean de Savoye, well-known in local theatre circles for her excellent contribution to Montreal theatre during the past seasons.Mrs.de Savoye will be remembered for her excellent play \u201cUncle Harry,\u201d which she directed for MRT last year.Another feature of this series is the fact that they will be open to local actors and actresses who are not necessar- ly students of the School of Theatre Arts.Interested people are invited to leave their names at the CAT for future calling.Other activities at the CAT centre around the opening evening this Friday, 3rd October, when His Worship, Mayor Camilien Houde, will honour the Canadian Art Theatre with his presence at terested students are invited to enrol as soon as possible, in order not to miss the first lectures in each class.\u2019 Elocution At Mary Beetles New Classes Mary Beetles announces the appointment of Olive Sanborn Lead, B.A.as Director of Dramatic Art at the Mary Beetles School.Classes are being arranged for children, young people and adults.For alf three of these groups Mrs.Lead is eminently qualified to give instruction in elocution and enunciation of speech.She has taught elsewhere in Montreal and for three years was lecturer in English Composition (oral and Written) at Sir George Williams\u2018 College.Students are being allocated according to age and ability and careful attention is being given to individual talent and aptitude.The classes include instruction in elocution, diction and public speaking, and the primary purpose of each course is the cultivation and development of that most musical of all instruments the human voice.Olive Sanborn Lead is known not only as a teacher and lecturer, but as a gifted actress.Her monologues have entertained many members of Women\u2019s Clubs in the Montreal area and her exquisite voice has been heard over C.B.C.international service and on the stages of Trinity Players and Montreal Repertory Theatre.Classes and private lessons are being formed and information with respect thereto may be obtained by telephoning Miss Beetles, EL.5170, or by visiting the studio at 4956 Decarie Boulevard near Snowdon Junction.The Heckler The Scot is frequently the goat when jokes aré on tap, but not always.Listen to this: In an English political oration: \u201cI was born an Englishman, I have lived an Englishman, I hope I shall die an Englishman.\u201d From the back of the hall in an unmistakable accent, came the question, \u201cMon, hae ye no am- WUIONT carre.essen : the proceedings.As classes in all schools commence next week, in- |} GODDARD, CAREY TO CO-STAR IN \"HAZARD\" - HOLLYWOOD\u2014 Paramount re- .cently set \u201cHazard\u201d for early production and announced that Paulette Goddard and Macdonald Carey will be starred in the romantic comedy and that George Marshall will direct the important film from Roy \u2018 Chanslor\u2019s bestselling novel.\u201cHazard\u201d will be Miss Goddard\u2019s first fllm on returning from Europe.She is expected in Hollywood soon after several months abroad.The \u201cfilm reunites Miss Goddard with Carey for the first time since their highly successful teaming in \u201cSuddenly It's Spring.\u201d Miss Goddard will play the role of a wealthy girl with gambling fever.If you have trouble - ironing sheer - blouses in warm weather be-causé they dry out quickly, try ironing them over a cloth wrung out of warm water.This method prevents wrinkles from being pressed in when the cloth is placed over the blouse.x en Afternoon \" indergarten 18 Severn Ave, Principal: Miss » \u201d MA.pry Vo Phone Fltzroy wy Mary Beetly Announces DANCING PIANO \u2014 SINGING DRAMATIC \u2014 MODE, PHYSICAL CULTURE ADULTS \u2014 TEEN .Ag CHILDREN Classes Now Fornisg 4956 Decarie Blvd.EL 5 CE WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave, Enroll now for Day or Evening Courses, Private Lessons aise Aveil: Graduates with leading Moniresl firms WEllington 1885 \"The School of Successful Students\" PCIRS SCHOOL,or DANCING 1 y.1 by Ji BALLET® pere pe J SINGING @ELOCUTION cus 4932 SHERBROOKE ST.W.DE.37 @ I&i Ce After a bus BUT For their own.good, their spare time off two afternoons per week.Also after-school classes in voice, acting \u2014 for young people from twelve to Your Inquiry is\u2019 Invited.school-week, children need.and deserve.relaxation children should learn to spend the streets \u2014 in a healthy and pleasant atmosphere.The Children\u2019s Workshop 5767 Monkland Ave.; NDG Offers Classes in Voice, Dancing, Painting, Etc Saturday mornings .Children 4 to | Saturday afternoons .Children 8 to | bod movement, oT fifteen.CLASSES COMMENCE NEXT WEEK ENROLL NOW! Phone ELwood 166 e \u2018Transportation M ® res \u2014 HOL: | Plent , Veste ping ( hod job ing to The \u2018kmebc pat pr thin re p able How pe.In tl doesn\u2019t sear\u2014 $100,00 mall | gency penses Second y him kothers ry will at 50 | ame, Ww be first me?Well, \u201cAnnie ntly a eman a à t H ey : Miss formar mu) Wg SCC It\u2019s only ano! tor Betty Grable and 20th ge ul In fact, \u201cBilly owt mond Horseshoe,\u201d ' na opens Saturday et the 0 \\ gente Theatre with glamorous OF Gi rable at her best and 20th Cen- entmen ry-FOX going all-out with a tacularly eye-thrilling Techni- on ar production.ten packed with wonderful songs, pilarity, dazzling dance rou- tion gs and gorgeous girls\u2014and » Dick Haymes co-starred i Betty in the enthralling ro- \"Vi g\u2014\u201cBilly Rose\u2019s Diamond hi juseshoe\u201d makes for exciting fare from start to finish.As its title indicates, the pic- bre is set against the back- etl Méruina ot.Billy Rose's worla- ther sensational musi-# Gable And Haymes Star In Fine Technicolor Hit AT THE AVENUE THEATRE famous \u2018Diamond Horseshoe\u201d just off New York's Times Square.It takes movie audiences behind the scenes of this fabulous night spot and into the lives of the peo- SATURDAY Glittering with Betty Grable at her best, 2 : packed with seintillat- ing songs, -daraling dance and eye-thrill- ing spectacle, \"Billy Roses Diamond Horseshoe,\u201d the 20th Century-Fox musical, filmed in gorgeous Technicoler, opens Saturday at the Avenue Theatre.Dick Haymes Is starred with Betty in the enthralling romance, set against the gay bock- ground of one of the world\u2019s most famous restaurant-night clubs.ple who make Broadway eriter- tainment history.Betty Grable is seen as Bonnie, the girl with the most beautiful es \u2018 Direct F NON _ Direct From AODEL, Co ft Hollywood .AGIR .Forming x : dh ELS By Jack Hirshberg \u2014 NAMES MEAN DOUGH ECE HOLLYWOOD, October 1 \u2014 What's in a name?Plenty; pal.oo _ | Yesterday some of us were discussing ways and means of Ave, ting down the high cost of movie making.Currently doing a ne Ave, ol job of talking itself into a depression, the film industry is ze Aveil ing to econbmize by firing workers who earn $50 and $100 a week.The four-figure salaried folk remain on the payroll.lmebody around our luncheon table suggested a good way really at production costs would be to slice star salaries to something fin reason.Say, a top of $2,500 a week.Certainly anyone should RSIS thle to live on that.* + # 0% appointing films.And so long as However, it's not that sim- studios continue to outbid one an- pe._In the first place, the star dosn't get his $500,000 a yar\u2014or $250, # even $100,000.He gets \u2018only a mall portion after + paying.sency fees, incidental ex- pases and income tax.Secondly, if Paramount won\u2019t long will sky-high salaries be the custom.#% # % MOVIE MEANDERINGS \u2014 Keenan Wynn's full .pame is Frances Xavier Aloysius James Jeremiah Keenan Wynn.It was just one of his famous dad's jokes \u2014but its legal .William Shirer, the war and radio correspondent is doing a play tentatively titled \u201cTop Secret\u201d .Cowboy star Bill Boyd has a mountain retreat he calls Boyd's Nest.Irving Hoffman, the New York publicist, relays this quip attributed to Barbara Stanwyck: \u201cEgotism is nothing but a case of mistaken nonentity\u201d .Anna Neagle will make one movie a year in Hollywood, if the Atlee government lets her out of England.She\u2019ll work for MGM « + .Queen Wilhelmina of Holland will be the subject of a celluloid biography setting forth highlights in her 50- year reign.other for the stars\u2019 zervices\u2014so Gene Kelly Retums Again In \u201cLiving In A Big Way\u201d Heading the supporting cast is j him a huge salary, Warner veteran Broadway and screen ac- others or RKO \u2018or-20th Cen- ) ry will.They don\u2019t buy his tal- gt so much .as they buy his ine, Which brings us back to be first question: What's in a.ume ?Well, let's have an example.\u201cinnie Get Your Gun\u201d is cur- nly a top Broadway \u201chit.Ethel an is the star.Recently she G à two-week vacation, and-a fly talented singer .named 6: Jane Walsh subètituted for 1 in the musical extravaganza.y sings as well as Ethel, and ks a lot prettier.You'd think customers would be happy.371 é They weren't, .ey stayea away in droves un- J Miss Merman returnéd: to the The box-office receipts ped almost = $8,000 a week ; \" g her absence.It was Miss vee man\u2019s name that drew them much as Irving Berlin's spark- Ug score.o spend J * % 4 healthy It's the same with films, tly more so.The star sys- tm is established and its h op x te to stay.You can\u2019t break down.You can\u2019t challenge land make money\u2014except )G rare occasions.Metro years ago had a story -« | ad \u201cTest Pilot.\u201d - They tc.ped to produce it as a budget film, a filler for to 1 double bills, As such, it svould to |! lave made a small profit.Put somebody got an idea.t Clarke Gable in it.ie did just that, and \u201cTest Ty Made several million bucks.A us have been just as good al With a lesser known but Cable talented actor.It Was ; $name that did the trick.\u201c % long as a gullible pub- 1668 U5 to see a star instead of yvemenh teen.tor, Charles Winninger, famous for his Captain Andy role in \u201cShow Boat,\u201d Phyllis Thaxter, who recently played Katharine Hepburn's daughter in \u201cThe Sea of Grass,\u201d and Spring Byington, \u2018| 1ast seen as the zany mother in \u201cMy Brother Talks to Horses.\u201d Another top role is played by Jean Adair, the murderess of \u201cArsenic and Ola Lace,\u201d this time seen as a \u201cmodern\u201d grandmother who dances: a gay waltz with\" Kelly.To \u2018 \u201cLiving in a Big Way\u201d is bas: ed on an original;story by Gregory LaCava, who was also directed by LaCava, who got a laugh out of the depression with the memorable comedy, \u201cMy Man Godfrey.\u201d As the earlier success was a comment on those panic days, the new picture is a comment on the post-war period.Lizabeth Scott \u2018starring in Hal Wallis\u2019 \u201cDesert Fury,\u201d new Paramount release, has a collection of several hundred tiny animal figurines which she began assembling years ago.The romancing, dancing attraction on the Snowdon screen starting Saturday is \u201cLiving in a Big Way,\u201d which brings popular Gene Kelly back to pictures after three years in the U.S.Navy.His last picture before entering the services was \u201cAnchors Aweigh,\u201d which won him an Academy Award nomination as top dancer- actor.The new picture unfolds a fast- moving, mirthful angle on the post-war troubles of a guy who marries in haste but cannot repent at leisure because he is thrown into a whirlpool of complications.ceous Marie McDonald who recently scored.in \u201cGetting Gertie\u2019s Garter\u201d and \u201cGuest in the McDonald wears thirty-eight \u2018out- my Just so long \u201cwill studios- ly |e Hida PRG DIE.Damen in die; standing \u2018Irene creations, mixe® Teamed with Kelly is\u2019 curva- |.House\u201d.In her new role Miss (Continued on page 19), legs on Broadway, a headliner in| famous.\u201cDiamond Horseshoe\u201d shoe\u201d show, fiercely jealeus of her position, and hardened to everything but her own success.When fate spins a romantic web over which Betty trips and falls head-over-heels in love with Dick Haymes, son of her bitterest rival (William Gaxton) for spotlight honors, Betty is faced with a challenge that serves as a basis for one of the most intriguing love stories .of the year.In more than the immediate, obvious sense, her current film shows Betty Grable off to better advantage than ever before.Betty (complete, of course, with her justly celebrated underpinnings) allure with dancing, pertness with pathos.| STARTING SATURDAY! BIG, NEW HIT! The handsome dancing star of \"Anchors Aweigh\u201d romances the girl with the body beautifull It's that tap-happy love- and-laugh show! ALSO Van EIRENE, 1h.JRaTanbi Hing ors, JOHNSON Living in a | \u2026 GENE KELLY-Marie McDonald æ 7° vil big Way cu Ent PAGE SEVENTEEN sings and dances in the style that has made her America's undise puted Pin-Up Queen.Her.handling of scintillating song hits by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren plus her dancing in the spectacular \u201cAcapulco\u201d number are brilliant highlights in the film, and are treat enough in themselves.But more than that, the exciting and moving\u2019 story reveals her as a really top dramatic actress.Dick Haymes garners new hone ors in this, his most important picture to date.The young singe ing sensation's easy charm, high acting ability and terrific way with a song make him a suree fire bet in any picture.A United \u201cTheat «Greene Ave.nt St.Catherine) STARTING FT TD] LIRR / Endearing Young Charms\u201d STARRING Robert Loraine YOUNG DAY June ALLYSON PAGE EIGHTEEN \u201cGhost And Mrs.Muir\u201d, \u201cStallion Road\u201d At Westmount \u201cThe Ghost and Mrs.Muir,\u201d which starts Sunday at the West- mount Theatre, finds Gene Tier- ney and Rex Harrison busily engaged in doin\u2019 what comes supernaturally, and from the reaction of opening day audiences, the activities of this wonderful screen team are bound to keep local moviegoers in a high-spirited mood for some time to come.There have been many wraiths in the cinema who have dropped in to give us their versions of what after-life is like, but we personally lean to the Rex Harrison version, which seems to be as gay and satisfying\u2019 a non-ma- terial existence as we've ever seen.First of all, Rex, as Captain Gregg, a lusty sea \u2018captain, has been jealously haunting a lonely old house for many years, chasing prospective tenants away until a young and beautiful widow - the * 2 comes along.She is Mrs.Muir, played by Gene Tierney.She falls in love with the house, and ghost or no ghost, decides to stick it out.When Rex appears, the battle is on, with Gene matching grit and feminine intuition against startling attentions of her unwelcome boarder.Before long, Rex is completely captivated by his adversary, and an understanding is reached and kept \u2014 until, that is, a rakish novelist, George Sanders, arrives on the scene.His sworn mission in life is to fill Gene's lonely existence with heaven-sent, though earthbound, romance.Here, the story takes a delightfully unusual turn which this reviewer won't reveal.Suffice it to say, however, that what follows leads to the surprise climax of one of the most enthralling and satisfying entertainment hits of the film year.: New MRT Production Similar To Going My Way \u201cThe Two Shepherds\u201d by G.Martinez-Sierra, playing at MRT, 16th to 25th October, tells the story of two priests.One who has served the village for thirty years, has become out-moded; the other, his successor, is young, up- to-date, polished, and able to answer any question on \u2018dogmatic theology.\u201d The atmosphere throughout the play \u2018is reminiscent of the movie \u201cGoing My Way.\u201d The play opens with Don Antonio, the older priest discussing a crisis, taking place in the village, with his close friend, Don Francisco, the doctor.Both realize that a change must inevitably take place in the interests of progress.The doctor, who finds lemon juice and water an excellent cure for almost any ailment, is to be taught a thing or two about serums by the young medico, fresh from the University of Madrid.\u2018These two old cronies would like to talk undisturbed, but they are not allowed to do 30.The priest's house boy, Juanillo, continually interrupts them with bits of gossip; then they are in- terrupted by a girl who finds she must be married; à neighbour is about to produce a child; the mayor arrives to welcome the new priest.Throughout the whole play, the magnificent character, of strong peasant type, Dona Pa- quita, interjects her orders to the various persons helping with the ordinary jobs in the household as well as duties connected with the church.Villagers from every walk of life come sooner or later to the priest's garden, each with a definite purpose, and so the action of the play progresses.Alfred Gallagher plays the role of Don Antonio, the older priest while Maude Whitmore will be seen as his sister and housekeeper, Dona Paquita.Kenneth Culley will be the doctor.Griffith Brewer will act as the young priest.Edward Wilson will be seen as! Don Juan de Digs another friend of the old priest.Juanillo, Don Antonio's houseboy will be played by Neil O'Keefe.Isobel Weinrauch makes her debut at MRT in this production as Lucina, the girl.Others in the cast are Bertha Merovitz, Henry Gamer, Gwyn DOUBLOON.\u201d SEVILLE de At the Following United Theatres LAST SHOWING TODAY! AVENUE.yp- and Dana Andrews.Also \u201cHER HIGHNESS AND THE BELL BOY,\u201d with Hedy Lamar and Robert Walker.MONKLAND ,,, uuu Musical, \"SONG OF SCHEHERAZADE,\" sfarring Yvonne DE CARLO and Brian DONLEVY.Also \"THE BRASHER Ginger Rogers in \"MAGNIFICENT DOLL,\u201d with David Niven.Also \"COPACABANA,\" with Groucho Marx and Carmen Miranda.SNOWDON \"THE HUCKSTERS,\" with Clark Gable and Deborah Kerr.TODAY and SATURDAY WESTMOUNT \"FIESTA,\" in Tachnicolor Starring Esther Williams.Also *'Mr.District Attorney.\u201d starring: Gene Tierney Technicolor See Our Other Attractions on These Pages Starting Sat.& Sun.Paganini, mount'\u2019s thrill-film, AT THE MONKLAND SATURDAY THREE PEOPLE try to solve a murder mystery in Para- \u201cCalcutta.\u201d In the usual order they are Alan Ladd, June Duprez and William Bendix.The picture starts Saturday at the Monkland Theatre.\u201cThe Imperfect Lady,\u201d with Ray Milland and Teresa Wright, is the added feature attraction.À |To Supervise James W.Çampbe}! hay appointed production Manager o Associated Screen News Limi \u2018it is announced by B.E, Norra, president and Managing direct, He will supervise all general yy, studio production of the com motion picture activities Pays J.M.Alexander, who formas held this post, has heen Erintey leave of absence for health re, ons, and after an extendeq vaca.Py i > $ tion will return to special duties oo by FILM BIOGRAPHIES OF MUSICIANS Lately, there have been many film biographies of musicians but people all over the country are deploring thesfact that the screen versions of the lives of these great composers are more often 80 changed that there is very little which is authentic from their \u2018true biography.The movie moguls do not seem to care so long as Mr.and Mrs.Public attend and with much fanfare and pub- lcity it is not hard to enticé people to see a film that is supposed to show the events in the life of one of their favourite masters.However, aside from the fact that they are altered completely in some instances, the story is oftimes very entertaining and to those who do not know the true facts it does not make much or any difference.But supposing you Know the facts and find them completely altered, what then?Many biographies have been made of other great personalities, statesmen, authors, inventors and even their screen lives have caused much comment.Woodrow Wilson, Benjamin Disraeli, Emile, Zola, House of Rothschild, Eve Curie, Alexander Graham Bell, Louis Pasteur and Rembrandt are a few which come to mind.Each one of these movie stories was exciting entertainment and enjoyed a wide sale to movie houses all over the country and most people will agree that each was of good educational value.But the stories of the musicians have somewhat suffered in comparison as their authenticity is often lacking.Among the musical biographies that appealed to movie producers were Richard Strauss, Frederic Chopin, Ludvig Von Beethoven, George Frederick Handel, Nicolo George Gershwin and Cole Porter.All of these celebrities have many changes in their screen biographies, however, as we mentioned before, that did not stop the public from attending.We think they did a tremendous amount of good, since thousands \u2019 became acquainted with music unfamiliar to their ears who would not be anxious to attend concerts where these works | are performed frequently.Why don't producers bring the exciting biographies of Franz Williams, John Colicos, Peggy Norton, Harry Mitchell, Geoffrey Ardenne, Marie Brewer, Lola Malen, Barney Bloom, and Eileen Newtin.It is interesting to note that \u201cThe Two Shepherds\u201d was done this past summer at Fordham Uni- | versity as their major production.NS.Musical Sharps Flats and Naturals Frances Goltman - in motion picture planning ang production.Mr.Campbell has been à member of Associated Screen Newy | staff for 23 years, joining tn company in 1925 as cameramy For the past 16 years he hy been in charge of the Newsre] Division.His work has take him to many \u2018parts of the world, puis of many Liszt, Richard Wagner, and Gilbert and Sullivan to the screen, There is a wealth of material to select from these and how about that dynamic contemporary, Sir Thomas Beecham?What a film Mis life would make! NEXT WEEK:\u2014What Grade?Educational Series No.V.important Canadian news events, including the Prince of Wales\u2019 tour in 1927, the Imperial Conference in 1932.He was official newsreel officer for the Royal Visit in 1939.He is a member of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers, and is an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain.A United CHhaatne Monkland at Girouard Ave.) DEEP IN MURDER IN THE MYSTERIOUS ORIENT .DEEPER IN LOVE WITH TWO EXOTIC WOMEN! One girl is out to get him with her lips .One with @ gun.But à gong of sinister Oriental killers are out to get him first! STARTING SATURDAY! GAIL ÿ RUSSELL WILLIAM BENDIX ALCOTIA with JUNE DUPREZ Lowell Gilmore Edith King What's Her Secret?Ed Milland - Wright in Paramount's and he has supervised coverage - CS oem ood today there's a In EO richaired Mexican, bade icardo Montalban, who pel ed & liberal education\u201d in er slightly different from ae routine.He simply became a tar.; atalban, who makes his rican screen debut with pher williams in the spectacular M Technicolor musical \u2018ro- ce, \u201cFiesta,\u201d starting Satur- juy st the Seville Theatre, spends me hour each morning strumming an the guitar.Another half-hour p devoted to the piano.Still another is taken up with a dancing .Evenings are devoted to ecting bullfighting technique.between, whenever there's a moment, he practices sing- pg snd continues his extensive pining in the dramatic arts.All these admirable accomplish- pats \u2014 musician, bullfighter, gncer, actor \u2014 were requisites br his role in \u201cFiesta.\u201d And 1-G-M footed the bill.Studios, having learned from wperience that the public likes to discover its own stars, might po to elaborate lengths to keep à wrcomer under wraps.But wriedom's wiseacres are quick bb spot a potential celebrity.fomehow the ubiquitous grape- vice carries the word that so and » studio has à new million dollar oclety personality.5 and It is said Hollywood knew [Royal fobert Walker had clicked even Great before that actor was aware of the fact himself.-And they still real how everybody at Hollywood ud.Vine knew Greer Garson was tatar long before \u201cGoodbye Mr.Chips\u201d was released.The bets are a Senor Montalban now.Although he has attained suc- om on the Mexican screen, this umest young actor (he's twenty- fie), considers himself very mich an American.Hollywood had its chance at him once before.\u2018I was born in Mexico City but moved to Los Angeles when I was sixteen to live with my brother,\u201d be recalls.Ricardo Montalban Now Hailed As New Big Star School, I acted in school plays and was offered a screen test.\u2019 His brother, who had moved to New York, insisted Ricardo pass up the test and try his luck on Broadway.That great street, however, showed not the slightest inclination to nurture the budding Mantalban talent._ Finally he landed a few jo along New England's summer theatre circuit.In this great school of experience he acted with Anna Sten and Tallulah Bank- head.Then, in 1942, came a role in a Broadway revival of \u2018Our Betters.\u201d _ \u201cSoon after the show opened I learned my mother was ill in Mexico.I went there intending to stay two weeks,\u201d he says.He remained two years.During this period he appeared in nine Then his postgraduate education began.A perfectionist, he refused the use of a double.When assigned to a film about bullfighting he insisted on learning the art of the matador.For another he had to learn to ride.For still another he studied voice so he could remain on key during singing sequences.The lessons paid off.When Producer Jack Cummings began casting about for a Latin type for the important role in \u201cFiesta,\u201d which is set in Mexico, his practiced eye settled on Montalban.Result: a new M-G-M star was born! Joan Caulfield, now co-starring with William Holden in Paramount\u2019s \u201cDear Ruth,\u201d takes lessons regularly in tap dancing.Try a few chopped marachino cherries in bread pudding, or rice pudding.This makes a very attractive dessert.Steel subsidies in Canada dur- ing the coming year will cost the taxpayers about $10 millions.A) \u201cAs a student at Fairfax High STARTS SATURDAY! MUSIC! TECKNICOLOR! ROMANCE /4 Aous AKIM cw MARY Your thill-of-0.romonce gid XV whe, by dey, mesks os © men ARE ond firts with fate and, by night, \"4 socks kines under Latin shies) A MGM Romance siarring Eth WILLIAMS TAMIROFF + CHARISSE - PORTUNIO gin ASTOR « BONANOVA end introducing the most dynamic screen lover since Valentino ! RICARDO CARROLL Added Treat \u201cMr.District Attorney\u201d | which will take place every Sat- THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOMR 3, 1947 Montreal Drama Guild Announces Winterset Cast Montreal Drama Guild announce the cast for Winterset by Maxwell Anderson to be presented at Victoria Hall, West- mount, October 14, 15, 16.In order of their appearance the characters in the play will be enacted as follows: Trock \u2014 Douglas Peterson; Shadow \u2014 Sol Lerner; Garth \u2014 Peter Golick; Miranne \u2014 Sondra Gibson; Es- dras \u2014 Charles Lewis; Hobo \u2014 Roy Malcourronne; 1st Girl \u2014 Lee Williamson; 2nd Girl \u2014 Shirley Elkin; Judge Grant \u2014 Thomas McBride; Mio \u2014 Arthur Garmaise; Carr \u2014 Fred Devlin; Herman \u2014 Tije Little; Lucia \u2014 Saul Cohen; Piny \u2014 Lillian Pet- roff; Policeman \u2014 Ray Hawn; Radican \u2014 Michael Shane and Sergeant \u2014 Sol Cohen.The production is being directed by Norman Taviss, with settings designed and painted by Hans Berends.The Kiwanis Club of St.George of Montreal are sponsoring this presentation, and will use the money raised for under- privileged children\u2019s activities.PAGE NINETEEN Paramount\u2019s \u201cCalcutta\u201d Ladd\u2019s New Thnll-Film In an unusual and exciting setting, with his enemies more sinister and much more deadlier than ever before, Alan Ladd is, advance notices say, at his fight- \u2018ing best in his latest \u201clove \u2018em, slug \u2019em\u201d thriller for Paramount, \u201cCalcutta.\u201d Co-starring Gail Russell, for romance, and William Bendix, for laughs, the film arrives Saturday at the Monkland.\u201cCalcutta\u201d places Ladd in India, where he finds murder added to that country\u2019s much vaunted lures of amour and mystery.Pitted against the unerring accuracy \u2018and telling effect of his bullets and fists are the devious methods of the Orient, such as the first murder weapon, a strangler's noose.By this method, Ladd's buddy is done in, and Alan and Bendix go into action to find the killer.They are a pair of adventurous, devil-may-care pilots who fly the dangerous \u201chump\u201d from Calcutta to China, John Whitney, a pugnacious pilot, makes up the third of this happy, scrappy trio, and when he suddenly announcgs his impending wedding to Galil Russell, Ladd and Bendix are flabbergasted.On the eve of the wedding, however, death overtakes Whitney, who is found strangled.His two buddies, impatient with slow The Children\u2019s Theatre, Montreal's talented juveniles directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, whose stage and radio performances have delighted Montreal audiences for the past few years, have an active season ahead of them.On October 11th, they return to their popular \u201cCail- ing All Children\u201d Programme urday morning from 11.30 a.m.to noon over station C.F.C.F.Miss Davis and Miss Walters have received hundreds of letters, fan mail from their large listening audience.At present, the Children\u2019s Theatre are rehearsing that delightful play \u201cAnne of Green Gables,\u201d which is the first children's play to open the season at Victoria Hall on Oct.25th.This will be followed by performances of \u201cRumpelstiltskin\u201d and \u201cLittle Women\u201d.The North and West-end studios of the Children\u2019s Theatre open the week of October 6th., and as registrations are very heavy in the kindergarten, junior, inter- Direct From (Continued from Page 17) Have you jojined the growing throngs of radio fans who are bored with the same old stuff being dished out season after season?If there's anything new in radio, it's time the mikemen looked under their beds and dragged it out .Speaking of Lana Turner's romance with Tyrone, one gossip remarked: \u2018More Power to her!\u201d .Rudy Vallee wants to return to the ether, but not as a variety star.He'd like to be a commentator.LS * LJ REVIEWS OF PREVIEWS \u2014 \u201cBury Me Dead\u201d\u2014(PRC)\u201460% \u2014This one is interesting only because it has June Lockhart in the cast.It's a mystery without suspense, a whodunit without mystery.June deserves much better fare than this .\u201cComedy Carnival\u201d \u2014(Hal Roach)\u201470%\u2014 This is Bebe Daniels\u2019 first chore as a producer in Hollywood, and it rolls merrily along at a satisfactory clip.Margot Graham's talent and Marie Wilson's bust are very much in evidence, and you'll get a fair quota of laughs.Of course, its strictly hokum\u2014 Children\u2019s Theatre Returns To The Air On October 11 mediate and senior groups, enrollments should be made now, Phone DE.6620 or EL.3334 for full particulars.police methods, set out after his murderer.They become involved with jewel smugglers, a suave night club owner, an insidious- looking Indian merchant, and Ladd, in between scraps, romane ces with the lovely Miss Russell, even though he suspects her.Bee fore the unpredictable and stire ring climax is unfolded, there are more murders and many thrille packed episodes.June Duprez, as a night club singer in love with Ladd, heads the supporting cast which also features Lowell Gilmore Edith King.John Farrow directe ed \u201cCalcutta\u201d, reported to be a worthy successor to his recent hits, \u201cCalifornia,\u201d \u201cTwo Years Before the Mast\u201d and \u201cBlaze of Noon,\u201d and typically Farrow in its thrilling and violent realism.Second Feature Paramount's new * romantic melodrama, \u201cThe Imperfect Lady,\u201d starring Ray Milland and Teresa Wright, with Sir Cedric Hard- wicke, Virginia Field, Anthony Quinn and Reginald Owen in the cast, tells the story of a woman with a past, and deals with ithe conflict which arises within her when she must make a choice between revealing her secret or keeping silent.\u201cThe Imperfect Lady\u201d is set in Victorian England, but its story could just as easily happen today.Today, as then, a woman's reputation is a fragile thing and when, as in \u201cThe Imperfect Lady\u201d, it is caught in an embarrassing net of circumstancial evidence against her, the chances are she would stand just as much cou- demned.How \u201cThe Imperfect Lady\u201d solves her problems is told excitedly.STARS SUNDAY ar the Lm Told to the thunder c of stallion | hoofbeats.The towering A United SH (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) A hae J : NA story of a ) rs turbulent AL = a\u201d of emotion.GENE REX TIERNEY HARRISON THE From the longing of a woman's heart comes a romance that reaches new heights GHOST and MRS.MUR GEORGE SANDERS but that's what it is intended to be.\u2019 .pe and as a Fy ot ep Wy rae Avni aa Ta med mel A me ES de rea - ee cme ce ae Fon me . PAGE TWENTY Locals Out For \u201c THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1947 Westmount VS Loyola Tonight First Grid Win By GEORGE COCHRANE Westmount High's Senior A gridders have high hopes of chalking up their first win of this young 1947 season up at Molson Stadium tonight when they meet Loyola in the night-cap of a school double bill which will see the league-leading West Hill aggregation run up against Montreal High in the opener.The first game has been called @ 7.00 o'clock, the second for 8.30.- Westmount has gone winless to date, having been blanked by West Hill and Montreal High, while Loyola has a one and one record.MHS BLANK WESTMOUNT Montreal High just couldn\u2019t do anything wrong at the Molson Bowl last Friday night as they ripped through Westmount for a smashing, one-sided 42-0 win.But this did not look like the same Westmount team that had meekly and listlessly bowed 37-0 to West Hill only a week before.This was a team that was in there fighting every second, that made the heavier and older Mont- realers battle for every inch, a team that brought to mind that 1945 Westmount team which, while it won only a pair of games all season, had as much fight as any team in the league.Westmount deserved to crash the scoring column last week but Lady Luck just wasn't having anything to do with the lads in the Purple and White sweaters.But the starry performance of : Captain Johnny Waterston and fighting Richard Lord, as well as the determined battling of every man on the team, gave West- mount fans something to cheer about.Montreal had a bit too much on the pigskin for Jimmy Patrick's boys, however, as time and again big Manny Barnoff, preceded by three and four-man interference, bulled his way through the line for big gains, and Ray Skerrett, the University street lads\u2019 lightning-footed, swivel-hip- ped backfielder, sped around the ends for plenty of yardage.The coloured backfield ace pulled off the most sensational run FOOTBALL! _ Toronto Argos vs Alouettes Saturday Oct.4th 2.30 p.m.Delorimier Stadium ADMISSION $1.10 to $3.00 Special Kids\u2019 Section, 25 Cents e TICKETS now on sale at: The Stadium, Delorimier and Ontario Hymans Ltd., All Branches Joey Richmans, Lords Sport Shop, 1300 St.Catherine St.West Gerry Snyder Sport Shop, 5017 Queen Mary Road 399 St.Catherine St.West of the-game in the dying moments of the last quarter when he received a Westmount kick behind his own goal line and sped down the sidelines to the Westmount five before being downed by Forrest- er, Skerrett was shaken up on the play and limped off the field.His teammates rushed from the bench to carry \u2018the chocolate-coloured football warrior on their shoulders and both Westmount\u2019s and Montreal's cheering sections paid vocal homoge to the fast-moving star.Long First Half Ten-minute quarters were supposed to have been inaugurated at last Friday's game but the first half of the Westmount-Montreal fray began at 7.15 and wasn't over until 18 minutes past eight.At the half the Blue and White led 13-0 but in the second part of the contest the Westmounters, considerably outweighed but never outfought, were just about played out and Montreal ripped through the line and swept around the ends for big gains.It was too one-sided to be much of a football game but West- mount showed that the old G.P.Smith spirit is still alive in the little school below the police station by putting up as game a fight as you could see anywhere.Virgil Wagner Leads Scorers Virgil Wagner of the Montreal Alouettes took over the scoring leadership of the Big Four over the week-end as he picked up two touchdowns Sunday to jack his total to 30 points.Following closely in second place is Joe Krol.of the Toronto Argonauts who was comparatively quiet in the Argo's single game with the Rough Riders on Saturday and only managed to pick up two points.He now has 25.In third place was Ches Mc- Cance of Alouettes who kicked three field goals over the -week- end and two converts for an 18 point total.The following are the four scoring leaders in the LR.F.U.G.T.FG.& C.P, Wagner, Al\u2019ettes -5 6 0 0 0 30 Krol, Argonauts 5 3 0 3 7 25 McCance, Alou.5 0 4 2 4 18 Charlton, R.R.5 3 0 0 0 15 G.\u2014Games; T.\u2014Touchdowus; FG.\u2014 Field Gonls; S.\u2014Singles; C.\u2014Converts; P.\u2014Points.FAVORITE SPOT Bing Crosby, soon to be seen in \u201cWelcome Stranger,\u201d so thoroughly enjoyed his stay at Jasper National Park while locationing there for \u201cThe Emperor Waltz,\u201d he spent several weeks vacationing at the resort this summer.» 5362 SHERBROOKE WEST RADIO SERVICE & REPAIRS AUTO RADIOS MODERN EQUIPMENT \u2014 WORK GUARANTEED HODGE BROS.Reg'd.SOLD AND INSTALLED EL.4540 WESTMOUNT'S SOCCER CHAMPS ET) LRT, VI RR The Westmount Soccer Club, winners of the H.Griffin Trophy and\" the Peto Cup, are shows In th above informal pose on their home grounds.Back row, left to right: J.Rock, H.Griffin, president; 3, Kelcos, R.Spencer,\u2018 R.Shorrock, W.Entwhistle, W.Guynan, J.Buntin.Centre row, left to right: W.Craig, R.Flockton, A.Fitzpatrick, P.Slenik, A.Lawson.Front row, left to right: C.Fitzpatrick, R.Cralg, A.Richman, D.Huggins, J.Watson and W.Green.YMCA.NOTES The Friday Nite Club of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.will hold a dance tonight.Something special has been arranged in the way of novelties.It is understood that Cupid in the person of Bill Bant will be present to mix couples.The Friday Nite Club is open only to Y.M.C.A.members.The Westmount Boys Hi-Y Club are holding a joint meeting with the Girls\u2019 Hi-Y Club this Saturday, October 4th.The event will commence with supper, mixed swimming and dancing will complete the program.A committee of the Hi-Y Club has planned this event.Full Saturday program recommences at the \u201cY\u201d for younger hoys.This Saturday, boys in the Junior and Intermediate Sections of the \u201cY\"\u201d are invited to be at the \u201cY\" at 9 a.m.when a special serial and comic movie will be shown.At 9.30 a.m.Intermediate boys 12-15 years of age will take part in gym followed by swimming.Junior boys, 9-12 years of age will hold club meetings and then have gym and swimming classes.Provision has been made for boys wishing to have lunch at the \u201cY\" to secure soft drinks.In the afternoon the regular movies .are open to \u2018\u201cY\u2019\u2019 members and friends.It is announced that the following periods will be open for \u2018boys of the Y.M.C.A.memberships: Juniors: Wednesday\u20144 p.m., gym, 4.45 p.m, swimming instruction, 5 p.m.general swim.Saturday\u20149 a.m., serial, 9.30 a.m.club meetings, 10.30 a.m.gym, 11.30, swimming.Boxing classes.will be held in the week of Oct.6th, Thursday at 4 p.m.Craft work classes will be held after school the week of Oct.13th.Intermediate boys prograinme at the \u201cY\u201d is as follows: Monday\u20144 p.m.gym, 4.45 p.m.swimming instruction, 5 p.m.general swim, Saturday\u20149 a.m.serial, 9.30 a.m.gym classes, 10.30 - a.m swimming, 1.30 p.m.Films, Boxing instruction for members of the Intermediate Section will be held on Thursdays.Intermediate Basketball will recommence in the next week, practices for the team being on | Tuesdays at 5 o'clock.Fellows 15-18 years of age schedule for this year is as follows: Tuesdays and Fridays\u20144 pm.gym, 445 p.m.swimming instruction, 5 p.m.general swim, Saturday\u201411.30-12 a.m.swimming.Basketball teams for this group are now being formed and will practice in the Saturday afternoon House League of the Y.M.C.A.Basketball! school will be held on Wednesday evenings 7-8 p.m.when special instruction in coaching and managing Basketball teams will be given.Senior Employed Boys 15-18 (Continued on Page 21) CS \u2018 STOP! 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By Buying | Don\u2019t Put It Off - SAVE MONEY UALITY COAL It's Not The Cost Per Ton But The Cost Per Winter That Counts \u201cQuality means Economy\u201d HAND & PARKER LIMITED 4857 SHERBROOKE ST.W (AT VICTORIA AVE.) \u201cMore Heat Per Dollar\u201d ® BACKED BY.30 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE 0 \u2014 de By RU Pp.] _\u2014 Ieinton y and Wes a ( Practice at 7.3 tate N.C.pr AK Ç (IE Listed X \u2018[ cat Canadians know Jo is the tree symbolic of pot so many are ml, the floral or other i bend of the provinces.which is pretty if je showy.The blue bY ents New Brunswick \u201cower is Nova Scotia's autumn crocus is sym- itoba., oY uses, the value maple is not solely ma- Canadian cities would be sthout the spreading maple ising 50 many of their and avenues.\u2018orchids For P.E.L er's honey colored at tiny clusters, shok like nosegays, encir- y short, dark, oval leaves.pihe first flower which the Fathers saw after their snter spent in the ® it has become the em- dthe State of Maine as sy of Nova Scotia.lady's slipper, a wild or- jp the emblem of Prince Ed- land, while that of Que- the emblem of the French MC.A.Notes | (atinued from Page 20) d'age may take part in day and Friday 7.30-8.30 dass in Boxing and Fenc- (zt Wednesday special in- fin in Basketball will be y evening 7.30-8.30 p.m, fstmount Y.M.C.A.Swim- Club.Saturday afternoon 1.30 League Basketball.dil gymnastic group is held Ni) p.m.Thursday evenings ployed boys wishing to par- irinton \u2014 8.30-10.30 p.ni y and Friday evenings.Westmount Y.M.C.A.ig Club is being re-form- Practices will begin this eve- £7.30.Boys wishing to Éate must have Level 4 of itermediate National Coun- M.C.A.Swimming Awards.Trianglettes Club meets Wednesday evening at 7.30 Miss Audrey McLean is Msident of the Club.The ship is rapidly increasing.lly a joint meeting was ith the Y-Eba (Employed ib.of the \u201cY\u201d) at which F Dyal Chand spoke.Mr.card stressed the Indian k and spoke on the place m in India and the dress Indian People.*gular Saturday afternoon wil be held at the West- Y.M.C.A.tomorrow imates sarage) | é cing at 1.30 p.m.Boys rs under 17 years of age ited to attend, 0 Painting Ih Hard Bio may pg satisfactorily \u201cby the use of either ce- Water mixed paints or \"lation oi] base paints, but Mocedure differs according to of paint which is used.oi base water mixed Huge, Used, the surface of co should be first damp- ie fccordance with the in- te of the manufacturer of \" base paint, which \u2018fre an the container.hier oil base paint is ed, the stucco should Seasoned for several on get rid of any free deu \\ might burn the paint, be thoroughly dry at When the paint is ap- ou New |.kings of old, the fleur-de-lis, or wild iris which flowers in summer.The white trillium, emblem of Ontario, is peculiar to North America, although similar species grow in the Himalayas and in Japan.It has three large, white, pointed petals.Below them three very broad leaves spring from the same point on the stem.The emblem of Saskatchewan THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER is the prairie lily.Its blossom is orange with brownish-purple spots.- The emblem of.Alberta is the prairie rose, - Many Wild Flowers The emblem of British Columbia is a dogwood, a tall bush 3, 1947 .besides these symbolic of her provinces, the Aquilegia canaden- sis, a wild red columbine which it has been suggested be adopted as the national floral emblem, the tall goldenrod, the delicate blue campanula, the clematis, the bloodroot, member of the poppy family although its white, chalice- ~ PAGE TWENTY-ONB A rr N.D.G.BICYCLE REPAIR \u2014 SHOP \u2014 New and Used Bicycles for Sale BICYCLES FOR RENT Welding and Brazing 5260 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Corner Decarie Blvd.) whose greenish-white blossoms like blossom seems not insubstan- EL.0081 form clusters, tial as the poppy flower but n+ .~ mn Canada hss many wild flowers carved from paper-thin ivory.- A Message ts 220, 000 STUDENTS of GREATER MONTREAL \u2018 Remember that accidents happen very quickly.the victim.\u2014 So be careful.In the last four years more than 5,000 yonng Montrealers were either killed or injured in the Metropolitan area through traffic * MRUTHESL Cd eae ee accidents of all kinds.Did you ever stop to think how many of these accidents could have been avoided?Test Yourself-on the following Ques- YOU may all these questions.Do you always obey trafficsignals?.7 + + °C © Do you look both ways when crossing a street?.Do you always cross streets at intersections?., .» Do you know you should not cross a street between standing vehicles of any kind?Do you always watch for passing vehicles when leaving a safety zone?a * .a s ê ê .° e .Do you signal for vehicles from the sidewalk?.© Do you always wait until a vehicle is completely Stopped before boarding or leaving it?.Do you watch for slippery surfaces when boarding or alighting froma vehicle?.+ + .Do you keep your head or arms inside of vehicles?.Do you know that you are risking your life when you play in the streets?.« .Do you know that you may be hit by a vehicle when you dash out into a street to pick up a rolling ball?.Do you know it is very dangerous to hang on to a moving vehicle?s+ + 8 à +9 8 + #4 8 +» 8B 8 + a Do you know that you should not zigzag or make sharp - turns, while riding a bicycle?/ tionnaire.\u2014Your life is in danger if you cannot answer \u201cYES\u201d to Do you stop, look both ways and listen before crossing a street?«+= + + 8 + + YES Par O \\ oO oO O O O (1 = O LI Be careful when you are on the street! A moment.of carelessness may result in your death or a lifetime of misery MONTREAL TRAMWAYS COMPANY 0 OO QO OO O go Oo goo O23 47-A 2 = Leave en mre rn re mene ater ie Ta io ee oe La © pment re dis 5 mn msi Time ave de ee TE AT end \u2019, \u2018 AN y sv.Ny N Nt AVS \\ A SNES * TIGERS HAVE POTENTIAL POWER The rejuvenated Hamilton Tigers pulled something of a surprise last weekend in displaying a brand of football absent from a Hamilton team since the days of Mike Hedgewick and Bob Isbister before the Big Four disbanded during the war years.; In turning in their first win of-the past two campaigns, and their initial success since they knocked over the Montreal Hornets, the Alouettes\u2019 predecessors back in 1945, the Tigers unvelled a smart forward passing attack, and while they still rest on the bottom of the heap, their lookout for the future is considerably brighter, That win over Alouettés is made all the more sweet by the fact that the Tigers\u2019 biggest star, Flinging Frankie Filchock, the the storm centre of the Big Four thus far this year, was on the sidelines when it all happened, an infected arm keeping him out of uniform.* * * For a whjle here on Sunday it looked as if the Tigers would overcome an early Al lead and when, after creeping up to only a five point disadvantage, the Tigers took over on their own twenty with their plays clicking it looked as if the visitors might be off to the races, Alouettes had slowed down, but \u2018Wagner made a great diving interception of a pass and a couple of plays later he ran it over to clinch it for Als, \u2019 ALOUETTES SHOWED IMPROVEMENT The Alouettes showed up better against Ottawa and the passing and running of Cates was a pleasant surprise and also a significant factor in their win.In Cates they may have that very needed passing power they have so long sought and at times he even outshone Wagner with his plunging dashes into the rock-ribbed centre of the Hamilton line.Gaudaur played a great game om defense as he continually knocked down the Tiger passes some of which seemed to be thrown more in a blind hope than through any preconceived plan, # % % The Tigers showed little of a ground offense except one great extension play that they shook loose for first down five or six times in the second half.They also unveiled a great kicker, an American named Stephenes from the University of Tennessee, who continually matched or exceeded the fine Iong punts of Kijek, the Als\u2019 fine hoofer, STEPHENES WAS STAR AT TENNESSEE Stephenes was a great running back at Tennessee, but like the other imports he experiences quite a bit of trouble in running back kicks and in dodging outside the ten-yard interference limit.These imports from force of habit, fall behind their backfield mates, expecting them to block, which function they cannot of course perform, whereas the Canuck backs keep ahead of their mates so as to keep eligible for the lateral pass.Anyway, the Tigers looked like a solid team, and with a star in there like Filchock they could still be a threat SATURDAY\u2019S BATTLE SHOULD BE TERRIFIC That white-washing that the Argos handed Ottawa in Toronto comes as a bit of a surprise but also shows that the Torontonians are over .that lethargy that they suffered at te beginning of the season, It indicates that the Scullers are back in their 1947 form, and in Pyzer, who scored their touchdown, they have picked up a .good running back who has thus far overshadowed Copeland.The win was the third in a row for the Argos and once again it was Joe Krol, whose kicking and passing led the way to the Toronto victory, That Argo line must be plenty tough also, for they haven't been scored on in 120 minutes, or two full games of football, both of their last two wins being shutout victories, by 2-0 over Hamilton, and by 8-0 over the mighty Rough Riders.It should be a terrific battle here on Saturday when Krol and Company come to town for the first time this year, but with them they are sure to bring memories of that great game when they edged Als 12-6 in the Big Four playoff last year.Krol will again be a marked man, but they'd better watch Copeland too, for the lean half is far overdue for one of those great days of his that leave the fans comparing him to Bummer Sterling and other old-time greats, , Schwiedler will be back with the Als after missing last Sunday's encounter and he should help swing the scales over to the Als\u2019 favour, Third and second place are at stake in this ball game with the Argos currently leading Alouettes by one game in that coveted spot behind the high-flying Rough Riders, now «ly one game up on Toronto.+ wx Learning to Live Instead of the \u201cthree Rs\u201d, children should be taught at HOLLAND BULBS FOR ; least four \u2014 adding \u201cRight Liv- FALL PLANTING ing\u201d to the traditional.reading, Tulips, 'ritin\u2019 and \u2019rithmetic, \u2014 declare Narcissii, national health leaders.Daffodils, It is suggested at Ottawa that Hyacinths, educational courses should in- Crocus, clude instruction in all the sound Lilies, etc principles of hygiene, not over- looking the science of nutrition.NEW about which so many adults of \\// Fall Bulb Catalogue (this generation know little / FREE 89 NRA Health authorities believe that ry | our future generations will be / \u201cH-PERRON x