The Westmount examiner, 9 avril 1948, vendredi 9 avril 1948

[" Meets For Initial Parley The Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XIX, No.15 Business Assoc\u2019n Executive WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1948 Le) PRICE\u2014TNREE CENTS Business Assocn Officers First meeting of this year's executive of the Business Association \u201cof Westmount was held on Wednesday evening for the purpose of drawing up plans for the coming year and to discuss internal affairs Local Songbirds Acquire Awards \u2018.Four feathercd songsters, bred and raised in Westmount by As K.St.James, 51 Hallowell Ave of the organization.| enue, secretary of the Montre : President J.P, Page addressed the gathering briefly.He promised | (Roller Canary Club, have r@- the Association his wholehearted co-ôperation in furthering the ac- | cently Dai Jer ne a to thelr tivities of the Association as an influential body in the community, vaded \u201cEngland.es Ey \u2018and briefly outlined his plans.walked off with many honours He was followed -by vice-president Paul Viau, who likewise set forth suggestions, and the meeting was.then thrown open to discussion, Xx + Annual Exhibition Of Stamp Club On Next Week Thirteenth Annual Exhibition of the Westmount Stamp Club will be held in Victoria Hall on \u2018Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week.Mayor R.P.Adams will formally open the show at 830 p.m.on Thursday evening.Stamps on exhibit will be ad- Judged in the following groups: Junior section; Air Mails and Miscellaneous; United States; British North America; British Empire; and Foreign.The judges will be Robson Lowe and Fred Jarret.Mr.Lowe is considered to be one of the principal dealers in the United Kingdom, and Mr.Jarret is one of the foremost Philatelists in Canada.A welcome is extended to all stamp collectors, young and old, and members of the exhibition committee will be on hand at each session.A junftor member will be present to welcome young visitors and conduct them around the exhibition.Exhibitors are reminded that all exhibits should be in Victoria Hall by Thursday at 7.30 p.m.Cavalcade of Booth Opens Several constructive ideas were discussed, and committees drawn up.A policy-discussion meeting was planned for May 12, and an agenda was drawn up for interim\u2019 study and discussion at that meeting.Members present at the meeting included: J.P.Page, president; Paul Viau, 1st vice-presi- dent; Miss F.Jobin, 2nd vice- president; D., C.Kidd, secretary; and directors C.A.James, immediate past president; Albert duBois, W.J.Chatfield, Miss Verna Evans, Mrs.Juliette Harmon, Paul Kenvood, and Miss Alice Hebert.Member P.T.Golden also attended.Westmount Wins Honour Award As a result of co-uperative action on the part of the local Fire Department and City Authorities during Fire Prevention Week last October, Mayor Adams recently received a letter from the office of the Provincial Fire Commissioner congratulating Westmount for obtaining Honorable Mention, Class B, in the Province of Quebec, for educational! activities, conducted during the 1947 Fire Prevention Week campaign.The letter was accompanied by a certificate of award.Pedestrians, wait on curb for green light or signal from traffic officer.Christendom Next Week On Wednesday evening at 8 p.m, in St.Matthias Church Parish Hall, 12 Churchill Avenue, the African booth for the Cavalcade of Christendom \u2018will be open to the public.talk \u201cAfrican Journey\" based on her travels.The booth is under the convenorship of Mrs.George Dorey.Mrs.E.J.Trueland is the literature convenor and Mrs.Walter Mitham and Hebert Baldwin are In charge of the stewards.The following from the different Protestant Churches in West- 14 + x mount will act as Stewards: St.Andrew\u2019s Church: Mesdames A.G.Ray, J.D.Robb, H.I.Gnaedinger, H.P.Kennedy, A.G.Anderson, H.K.Gorham, Gerald Brown, W.H.Sutherland, A.K.Rowlands, Stanley S.Cayford, - D: O.Bremner, W.H.Spearman, Harold Dowling J.M.Poole, and the Misses A.M.Gummer, Edythe Findlay, and Robertson.Dominion Douglas (Young People): Misses Ann Moore, Joan Re- fele, Geraldine Quinlan, Jean Vi- pond.Messrs.John Mackay, Eric Laffoley, Bill Martin, Ian Mac- Clea, Ted Pratt, Norman Creighton, Gordon Stephen, Peter King.Stanley Church: Miss Jean M.Hawthorne, St.Matthias\u2019 Church: Mesdames I R.Macdonald, M.Baldwin, P.C.Armstrong, Selby Ricard, E.O.Follis, Desmond Beall, Norman Read, Douglas Watson, Donald Woodhouse, R.C.Braithwaite, H.B.Pope, Ide Lonehan.Misses Marjorie Morgan, Evelyn Kerry, \"Joyce Moodie, Constance Esdaile, Lois Gerth, Shirlev Gerth, Lenore Jaynes, Nancy Maclure, Linda Palmer, Cynthia Scott, Emily Wolfhill, Anne Carman, Ruth Aeredi.Messrs Lindsay Hall (Chief Steward), R.Louthood.Pat Rigby, Jim Thomson, Ted Withead.Others assisting with the construction and art work of the booth are: Miss Amy Auchmuty, Miss Dorothy R.Coles, Mrs.Eric Fisher, Mrs.Horry Smith, Messrs.Hector Esdaile, Gordon B.Dorey, Gordon Pollock.George Palmer, Tim Thomson- and Miss Pamela Green.PAUL VIAU \u2014 1st, v.-p.MISS F.JOBIN \u2014 2nd.V.-P.J.P.PAGE \u2014 Pres.A.R.GRAFTON \u2014 Treas.Westmount Hobby Show Proves Highly Successful From the moment Mayor R.P.Adams officially opened the 12th Annual Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show, held in the gymnasium of the West- mount Y.M.C.A,, on Wednesday evening of last week, until prizes for the outstanding entries in the show were awarded in an impressive presentation ceremony, preceding an enjoyable dance which wound up the event on Saturday night, the Show proved to be a resounding success.Great interest in the Show was evident from the first, in the large number and high quality of the entries and in the wide rinterest taken in the, proceedings by the many visitors who availed themselves of the opportunity to visit the Show and examine the exhibits.Winners in the Show are listed below: Arts Special Ursula Johnston.Class A, 4\u2014Marilyn Ross, 5, Mary Smith; Class B, 2, Ron ald Campbell, 4, Joyce Atkinson, 5, Bernard Bedford; Class C, 1, Keith Wilson, 2, Mak Ito, 3, Mak Ito, 4, Donald Patterson, 6, Margaret Cragg, Class D, 1, Brian Heugh, 2, John Farrell, 4, Robert Reid, 6, Tudor Johnston.Winners In Collections Stamps Special\u2014Donald Elliott; \"Class A, 1, Dick Aylmer, 2, Richard Freedman, 4, Denis Gaherty.Coins Special\u2014Carl Mangold; Class B, 1, Carl Mangold, 2, Ronnie Lewis, Scientific Collections Class C, 1, Molly Sykes, 5, Helen Tucker.* Miscellaneous Collections Class D, 1, Garry Norris, 3, John Wilkie, 4, Bob Webster.Scrap Books Class E, 1, David Belcourt, 2, Martha McDougall, 3, Beverley Martin, 4, Gordon Clements.CRAFTS Models | Special \u2014F.Deschamps, Jack Jack Folkens; Class A, 1, Ray Anderson (2nd), 2, Ronald Lewis, 3, Jack Folkens, 5, Joe Schell (3rd), 11, G&fdon Campbell, 12, Johnny Hodge, 13, Paul Des- champs, 14, David Ward (3rd), 15, Colin Grimson.Radio Special\u2014John Jensen; Class B, 5, Denis Gaherty, 6, Ronnie Lewis (2nd).Woodwork Class C, 1, Gaston Laflamme, 2, Gralam Humphrey, 4, Gaston Laflamme.Metalwork Class D, 1, Ronnie Lewis.Miscellaneous Crafts Class E, 1, Peter Haley.DEPARTMENT OF GAMES Chess Special\u2014Alec Ross; Class A, (Continued on Page 4) in competition with other birds, it was learned recently.There was a ,time when roller canaries of championship calibre were almost always imports from England.But things have changed, as was shown hy the awards won by Mr.St.James\u2019 tiny songsters\u2019 in competition with the best Britain produces.Mr, St.James stated that he has been breeding canaries as a hobby for several years.\u201cIt is one of the most fascinating hobe bies that a man of average ine come can take up,\u201d he declared, adding that he has found it to be of great interest all the year \u2018round.There always is some interesting development to watch in the breeding season, moulting season, training season and showing season, he declared.A member of the Montreal Roller Canary Club, which has been active for 22 years, and of which he is present secretary, and elected president of the Dominion Roller Canary Association last month, Mr.St.James said that a member of any such club in good standing is entitled to enter his birds in any roller canary competition, and that he has sent birds to many different clubs in Canada, the United States and Great Britain, This year, his birds in England won honours in West Bromwich, a big \u201croller centre\u201d, Walsall and Lye.Alpha Omega Annual Banquet Saturday night at drew's United Church, pha Omega Society.will hold their Annual Banquet, and expects, as in the past, an excellent attendance to be on hand.The Annual Banquet since the Club\u2019g inception in 1938 has always marked the official close of its activities for the year.This year's banquet slated to get under way at 6.15 p.m, Saturday sharp is expected to be one of the biggest and best banquets in the entire history of the Club.Many features are planned, not the least of which will be the excellent Floor Show which will feature among other things a chorus line and several excellent variety acts.Arrangements for the banquet this year are in the charge of Miss Betty North, Rad Hall, Richard Huston, a past president of the club, and Thomas Earle.St.Ane the Ale HELP KEEP STREETS CLEAN! Police authorities wish to draw attention to the fact that in annual spring cleaning up, rubbish cleared off lawns, etc, should not be swept into the gutter where it litters the street and becomes a generally messy nuisance.It is also contrary to the law to dump rubbish on any vacant lot.People who employ gardeners should see that these public offences are not committed. PAGE TWO Scouts & Cubs BY REG GROOME Sixer Arthur Armstrong of the Grey Six led the opening Grand Howl at Trinity Memorial Pack\u2019s meeting Monday with 28 Cubs present, many of them takihg advantage of Akela's offer of extra points for bare knees.The following badges were presented: House Orderly, Bill Hartley, Dick Christensen, Ronnie Anderson and Bob Manktelow; Guide, Maitland Hannaford; 2nd Star to John Ancrum and Ronnie Anderson and Collector Badge to David Marshall.Inspection, a game of \u201cSoup\u201d and a fan the fish relay followed .Graham Martin decided the fish should swim, but the Gold Six Howard, Michael Smith and Jim- * my Goddard; Graham Martin passed book-balancing and Roy Smith, Signalling, thereby completing his 2nd star, After another game and a Jungle Story, the Sand Six won an extra ten points for cleaning up first.There will be a \u201cGoing-Up\" Ceremony at the church to night for Maitland Han- dhaford, Harry Flynn, Colin Nelson and Ronnie Anderson.The Pack is asked to meet at the church at 6.45 p.m., full uniform.Sixers Note: Check your boys and call Baloo at DE.4819.Thanks to Jim and Tommy Goddard for five broom handles for floor hoc- Key.So far, the\u2019 paper drive has collected 22 tons of paper, representing a sizable amount of money.We hope the following will be on hand tomorrow to give a hand as promised .* Gordon Smith, Allan Brown, Douglas Lindores, David Dorrance, John Ancrum, Bruce McLean, Graham Martin, Norman Bedford, Dick Christensen, Earl Bisson, Bob Turnbull, Arthur Armstrong and Bob Mank- telow.Scouting Notes .The annual meeting of the Canadian General Council of the Boy Scouts Association will take place in Ottawa on April 16th.when the report of the Executive Committee on the work of the past year will be presented.Following the election of officers a meeting of the new Executive Committee will be held.His Majesty The King will take the salute at a march past of King\u2019s Scouts in the quadrangle of Windsor Castle on April 18, when, at the invitation of the Dean and Chapter, King\u2019s Scouts and holders of gallantry awards from all parts of Britain will attend the ninth annual National Scout: Service in St.George's Chapel.In Canada Rover Scouts will attend special St.George's Day Services in honour of their Patron Saint.Commissioners In charge of Boy Scout activities in each of Canada\u2019s nine provinces are to attend a special train\u2019 :g côurse in Ottawa from April 17 to 19 under the direction of Jackson Dodds, C.B.E, Dominion Scout Comis- sioner .British Senior Boy Scouts and young French Rover Scouts are to join together in an- expedition to the French Alps this summer .The Fraternal Ordere of Eagles, Victoria, B.C., Aerie No.12, is adopting the James Bay Wolf Cub Pack.This is the first step in an Eagles effort to help organize more Wolf Cub Packs.Jackson Dodds, C.B.E.,, Montreal, Dominion Boy Scout Commissioner, is scheduled to leave Montreal on April 5th on a tour of Maritime Scouting centres.IN- ness forced cancellation of an earlier visit by Mr.Dodds who expects to be in Saint John from April 6 to 7; Moncton, April 7-8; Charlottetown, PEI, April 8 to 10 and Halifax, April 10-13.Lt.- Col.G.Simmons, Executive Commissioner for Administration at Dominion Scout H.Q., will accompany Mr.Dodds.STRUCK BY PIPE EXTENDING FROM TRUCK Eleven-year-old Sydney Rollins of 35 Brooke Avenue was struck by a piece of pipe sticking out from a trufk as he waited on the sidewalk for the vehicle to pass and turn onto Brooke Avenue.He walked to the Western General Hospital where he was found to have sustained bruises and scrat- ches on his cheek.The Pillar By GEORGE COCHRANE By Thorne M.Luttrell We are not in the least averse to the March of Progress, as it is somewhat loosely termed.Much of it actually is change rather than progress.Still and all it represents man\u2019s basic struggle to make the optimum use and effectiveness of the lavish gifts of his Creator and as such should in no way be despised.As a citizen of an up-and-com- ing-world, therefore, this observer has striven to keep up with the times.He has accepted the eight- hour working day with what equanimity he could, despite his natural unwillingness to quit when the whistle blew.He likewise (albeit with regret) discarded some years ago his blue gerge suit with-a-belt-in-the-back in favor of a drape shape number.The latter, incidentally, has worn exceedingly well \u2014 the vest, that is.The pants have been replaced twice and the jacket once in the interim (also on 5' 6\u201d of glamorous masculinity).But last week at the Sportsmen\u2019s Show came a heartening reminder that, despite the March of Progress, the \u2018old-timer\u2019 was no slouch when it came to doing a bang-up production job.Sans subsidy, sans mechanization \u2014 sans, in fact, everything but the hand and heart and brain to achieve \u2014 he built this Canada of ours.And, all her detractors notwithstanding, be built well \u2014 better than he knew and better than we generally realize.The incident in question was a log-cutting demonstration.First came an exponent of the \u2018new look\u2019 in woodsmanship.He hitched himself into a harness attached to a power chain-saw and went through a log (about 10-12 inches diameter) in a matter of minutes.Nice going, fella! But hold everything! Came a hus- ky-muscled son of the bush with a hand-saw and did the same stint in a few seconds.We don't and can\u2019t logically decry and trend to greater efficiency inherent in mechanization.But if the spirit of personal initiative, as typified by the hand-saw, is ever totally superseded by the \u2018lais- sez-faire\u2019 attitude so often hand in hand with the machine \u2014 will be sunk, brother \u2014 sunk without a trace.Wedded Bliss Dept.We're glad to have this officl- ally, but it's been pretty widely known for years \u2014 chances are that if your wife hurls the Frigidaire at your devoted head in a moment of pique \u2014 she loves you, no less.This marital phenomenon came to light in a Cornish divorce court last week.Hubby charged spouse with throwing (2) a knife (b) a poker at him and (c) stabbing his leg with a fork.Hizzoner noted that \u201cvariability may be a female defect but it is also one of the great charms of womanhood.Forgiveness in marriage should extend even unto seventy times seven.\u201d And, he added in dismissing the case.most of the dames who 1 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 9th, 1048 Rotary To Hold Annual Public Speaking Contest Dates for the annual Boys Speaking Contest sponsored by the Rotary Club of Montreal have been settled, it is announced by Contest Chairman, Roland Gom- ery, with three contests in Montreal and ten schools to participate.Preliminaries will be held at the Montreal Westward and Verdun Rotary Clubs; semi-finals at the Westmount Club on April 28; and the finals at the Rotary Club of Montreal on May 4.Many High Schools of Greater Montreal have already held their own competitions and have picked their candidates for the Contest.Quebec City held their preliminary on March 30; Hawkesbury, Ont., is to hold theirs April 6, with four or five schools taking part; Sherbrooke, with nine schools participating, holds theirs on April 13; and the St.Maurice Valley Contest, with five schools participating, is to be held at Quebec on April 20.Chairmen of the various clubs are, Westmount, Frank Kenwood; Montreal Westward, Frank Shonk- wiler; Verdun, Harold Grant; Quebec, Fabre Surveyor;\" Sherbrooke, Wright Gibson; Hawkesbury, Ont., Rev.Bernard Holden; and General Chairman of the Cohtest is Roland Gomery, chairman of the Public Speaking Committee, Rotary Club of Montreal.Already many schools have requested use of the recordings of the 1947 finals and these have been sent as far away as Martins- burg, West Va.U.S.A, and Regina, Sask.which shows the great interest being manifested in this activity of Rotary.A.Rutherford Funeral Service Many former friends and associates gathered at a funeral service held yesterday to accord final tribute to Andrew Rutherford, of 49 Aberdeen avenue, who died in the Royal Victoria Hospital on Tuesday, following a short illness in his 83rd year.Former vice - president of the Rutherford Lumber Company, Mr.Rutherford was born in 1865 in Montreal and was educated at the Cote St.Antoine School and High School.At the age of 16, he joined the firm his father founded, and rose to the position of vice-president, which he held for many years.He was a member of the firm for 60 years, until his death, but had given up active duties due to advancing age.A keen sportsman, he was a member of the M.A.A.A., a member of the St.George Snowshoe Club, the Westmount Bowling chuck their lares and penates at the partners of their joys and sorrows would be \u2018\u201cinconsolable if their missiles hit the target.\u201d * * *% One of the greatest names in vaudeville (remember), Julius Tannen, stated the problem and its partial solution in reverse.With a preliminary \u201cI see by the paper\u201d he told of a woman who was struck by a street-car (not named Desire), and suffered a broken rib, for which the court finally awarded her the munificent sum of five cents (Note to MTC \u2014 it didn't happen in Montreal).While another apocryphal item related how a girl was awarded $10,000 heart- balm for breach of promise.Julius summed up thus, \u201cBoys, be careful with women \u2014 don\u2019t break their hearts.Kick in a few ribs \u2014it's cheaper.\u201d * ¥ LJ Incidentally, if anyone still thinks vaudeville\u2018's dead in Canada, he ought to subscribe to Hansard.For a few clams a year we guarantee more laughs.So long for now.Y.M.C.A.World Service In Action CHINA In a land of diverging totalitarian extremes and civil war, with inflation running wild, and graft, corruption, and violence at all- time high, people are growing more and more aware that China\u2019s salvation depends upon a basic and wholesale rededication to the principles of individual moral responsibility.The Canton YMCA struck this hope in the hearts of many when it marched over the top in a recent financial campaign with the slogan, \u201cOnly character can save the country\u201d.Contributions came from more than 30,000 individuals.The fund was raised by teams led by 100 of the city\u2019s most prominent men.The mayor, the 7 * governor, Y Notes Tonight at 8 p.m., the Young People\u2019s Association of the Westmount Churches, are gathering at the Westmount \u201cY\" for their 3rd Annual Get-Together.A varied social program, including a sing-song, games, swimming, entertainment and dancing has been arranged.The official film of the second World Conference of Christian Youth held in Oslo, Norway, last summer will be shown by Gordon Clarke, who was a delegate to that conference.The clubs of the gn have arranged\u2019 another dance for April 23rd, and a summer program has been arranged which should interest everyone.Watch the \u201cY'\u201d notes for further details.The Social Clubs are still operating.It isn't too late to make an acquaintance.The regular serial will be shown tomorrow morning at 9 a.m, for members.The movie to be shown tomorrow afternoon is \u201cSpook Busters\u201d with the Bowery Boys.This movie is open to all boys and girls.Club and the Kanaron Fishing Club.He was a past vice-president of the Mechanics\u2019 Institute and a member of St.Mathias\u2019 Church.His wife, the late Florence M.C.Paris, predeceased him in 1944.He is survived by four sons, James, Robert and Hugh of Montreal and Osborne, of Toronto; one daughter, Mrs.J.S.Wallace: a brother, Stewart; a sister, Mrs.Margaret McIntosh and four grandchildren.Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver of- ficated at the service, held in the chapel of Jos.C.Wray & Bro.Interment took place at Mount and the representatives of the National Government in South China all pitched in.Never before had a social agency in Canton had such instantaneous success.Stories of' increasing Y support have come from all over China.The Nanking Association just one year after restoration is entirely self-supporting, Shanghai, outstripping other welfare organizations, raised $800 million (Chinese inflated currency) on a $500 million goal.And the Kweiyang Association doubled the goal it went out for.The over-all picture for China\u2019s Y.M.C.A.\u2019s shows membership increased since the war's end to 150,000.The total number reached is about 2,750,000.Associa= tions number 142, counting the 100 student Y.M.C.A.s.Fourteen suspended or destroyed city Y's reopened in 1946 amd eight more in 1947.In Manchuria, the Mukden Y, outside the Communist area, has once again opened its doors.Shih Shang-tah, its General Secretary, wlio in 1939 fled to Free China from a Japanese jail and founded the Kweiyang Association, returned home in the winter of 1946 to find the top floor of the 3-storiea Y building destroyed by fire.In tems peratures of 30 degrees below zero he then set to work and levelled the third floor into a roof.The present two-storied Y now runs an adult school for 670 people, an outside orphanage for 500 children and a student shelter on the campus of North- Eastern University.STOVE CAUSES FIRE Fire, caused by an electric stove in a cupboard converted to a kitchenette at 354 Kensington avenue, resulted in a call to the Westmount Fire Department for assistance in putting out the blaze on Monday afternoon.The fire was extinguished with little difficulty, and water and fire damage were held to a minimum.Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.Telephone HA.9238 87 St.James St.West AIR FORCE HAVERSACKS FISHING RODS .& Wittnauer re.RAINCOATS KHAKI SHIRTS SUN CLASSES, Polaroid SHOVELS, an all time low at SOLDERING IRONS, USED FILES .FOOT PUMPS, .Rubber Dinghies, etc.8-DAY CLOCKS, New, Waltham, ARMY & NAVY COVERALLS .FIRST AID KITS, complete .5-GALLON STEEL CANS, New .SILK & NYLON PARACHUTES .SCREW DRIVERS, 6 inch - Red Wood Handle .OTHER ITEMS: Motor Boat Lights, Tools, Water Cans, Lighting Units, Canvas Buckets, Tool Boxes, Toasters, WAR SURPLUS AIR FGRCE BLANKETS, all wool, new .eerie.$4.25 & $4.50 Elgin, Bulova MARIO .$8.50 .$3.75 - \"$5.00 - $6.95 secs cc 00020000.$4.95 A real buy at 95 $3.45 Special.$4.25 cer en $2.80 - $2.95 + \"$3.50 BY cere .55 à \u2018$14.00 & $15.00 1S 100 Watt $2.95 200 Watt $6.75 | ean .\u2026.$400 |A Bar Sa 5 Our stock is of such variety that no list will cover it.We suggest you drop in and see us for real, practical bargains.M.& L.SALES CO, 4521 St.James St.W., Near the Glen 5 Minutes from Victoria & Sherbrooke by Glen Bus WE.1345 JRE ete né er Ie ~ \u2014\u2014\u2014 Rae a a a Same ate Sani tt FE \u2014\u2014- EAE range\" [ED VV ERR Hardwood Floors REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED LAID - FINISHED: - CLEANED \u201c47 YEARS IN oy WESTMOUNT\" WEDDING GIFTS Che J A.Ross Grafton : He ee vera = Free E jme COMPANY we 2323 4Ç > \"0 HMAN se : ree 3 ST \u20ac A : ; ; : i 4263 ST, CATHERINE ST a x amine Yr WE.4046 \"1206 Gresne Ave.: Linnell Tells Rotary About à} Air Cadet League Seeks $25,000 Experiences Inside Germany Sufficient food to establish morale, and proper leadership are two of the chief answers to the present.problems that face the democratic world in Germany, declared Vincent Linnell, Assistant Superintendent of Construction, Montreal Tramways Co., who served with the Royal Canadian Engineers for three and a half years \u201cInside Germany\u201d.Addressing the members of the Rotary Club of Westmount In Campaign To Expand Its Work \u201cBetter Citizens Through Air Cadet Training\u2019 is the keynote of the Air Cadet League of Canada which is observing National Air Cadet Week now \u2014 April 7-14.During this week, the Quebec Provincial Committee of the Air Cadet League of Canada will appeal to the public for $25,000 to carry on and expand its program of Ta eo ntl ARR Ant nn ead = this week, he described many of the impressions he had gained citizenship training for boys between the ages of 14 and 18 years, ny | through first-hand contact with the Germans and Germany.Since its inception, the Air Cadet League has instituted a nation- 19 The Germans in the north and southern part of the country wide program of youth training which has brought practical lessons ad i fall into two distinct types, he stated.The northern Germans are in good citizenship to more than 60,000 young Canadians.This is its : tall, blond, \u201cnordic\u201d or \u201cPruis-#& primary purpose; Air Cadets are not required to choose a military 's sian\u201d types, and the only thing 9 ° career.x-\u2014- 1= | they understand is force.It was in Boy s Br igade Official endorsation of this pro- out the Greater Montreal area will Lo the northern section that the fana- .gram of citizenship training is|be a church .{ ; trs \u201c ,; ; parade on Sunday.NO ple Sou vane pro First Company ik (1 EEN eve by a Excatlency Sir Eugene Folin sere ¢ 5.Janey - \\ \u2018 à .° .i i Cathedral and St.George's Church, le In contrast, the natives in the Competes mn Swim W.B.Tingle, of 400 Kensington Fiset, Lieutenant Governor of the all Cadet Squadrons form u re | Rhineland area are shorter, Avenue, whose appointment as Province of Quebec, it was an- up on Dominion Square at 3 ww y | darker, happler people who took : vice-president of Transit Adver- |NOUnCed on Friday by Lawrence YP d will y a M $ i Wt ) less kindly to the Hitler regime.| A team from the 1st Com-| tising Company Limited was rc.Marsh, chairman of the Quebec (and Will march north of Metca le Known as \u201cBlack Germany\u201d, this |pany entered the Battalion swim- cently announced by R.H.Hough, Provincial Committee of the Lea- 2nd West on Sherbrooke to the dis- 7, \\ area has been one of the strong- ming meet on Saturday and| President of the company.Mr.gue.Mr.Marsh read a letter from Missal ara at Atwater.Air Vice s | holds of religion for centuries.|took third place in the overall| Tingle's headquarters will be in His Excellency, who wrote that, Marshal Adelard Raymond, joint à 8 < ° ; .Montreal.\u201c 3 chairman of the League's Quebec g Charlemagne came from this area Score, competing against the : The maintenance of such a pro- - , ; ; A resident of Westmount for .Provincial Campaign Committee, C= and churches and castles he built other teams from the Battalion.gram for the youth of our Prov many years, Mr.Tingle wos adver.|; i will take the salute from the re- e i atill stand.Pte.Stephen Montague showed pising manager and a director of DCE Merits the support of every WI | ; ; d The \u201csaturation\u201d bombings used himself an able swimmer, cap-| the Imperial Tobacco Company of tNinKIng citizen.I have no hesita- Viewing stand in front of the a\" by the allies against Germany |turing the 13-14 year old swim-| Canada Limited until his retire.tion in endorsing the aims ana United Services Club.The parade 1- Ï proved so devastating that cities [ming race, and again in some ment a short time ago.He is known Objectives of the Air Cadet Lea- Will be led by Squadron Leader H.p iy were completely obliterated with- [of the novelty racing he came| throughout Canada not only for |gue of Canada, and I extend my P.Illsley, former president of tha je M in a few short minutes, he said,|out on top.The relay team| his tebacco advertising connection |wamest wishes for the success of Quebec Provincial Committee, who Je a and the rubble became infested which took third place was com-| but also for his work during the |the undertakings it sponsors.\u201d was in charge of the party of w with sleek rats, which were even- posed of Ptes.John Fuller, Mic- Fn vite the National War Highlight of a week of activities Royal Canadian Air Cadets which à tually caught and eaten by those |lhael Fuller, Hadden Whitelaw .man, Public Relations Section for PY Air Cadet Squadrons through- (Continued on Page 10) a I who remained alive, due to the ap-|and Stephen Montague.the Province of Quebec.: - Y i palling food shortage.A delegation trom the 1st will r A First problem of the occupation be the guests of the 8th Com- | e : forces in Germany was to establish pany on Wednesday evening, e t \u2018 supply routes, water supplies and this being their second anniver- This Week at 1 10550 eT EE EE Jy | ® \u201cALL MAKES\" * y.| FOUNTAIN PENS and PENCILS = An amendment to the local taxi 1 REPAIRED ~ \\ by-law, to authorize that taxi ) S drivers who have not obtained a } WHILE-U-WAIT / Westmount taxi licence be pro- Te RR NN is no\u2019 intention of preventin : ARN HTH p g N Ll Nk Asn Westmount residents fr der- CR \\ MR NR nRiny s om order à EN NN SN Wa ing any taxi they desire to pick sewage systems which had been destroyed.Then followed the task of emergency housing and heating and feeding the populace.During the war, they had fed themselves with supplies from occupied countries, but now they were not even able to grow their own food \u2014 farmers could not plough the land, which was mined.The job of finding and eliminating these mines proved to be a task of tremendous difficulty.Many volunteer German field companies were Ladies\u2019 & GentHemen's SUITS Just reéelved! 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GENERAL ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Also Painting and Decorating (City or Country) J.A.BETHUNE AT.7192 3342 TROIE AVE.| + sary gathering.The following week, the finals in a series of floor hockey games as well as basketball will be completed.There are three trophies up for challenge between the 1st, 6th and 8th Companies; the Jeffrey Basketball Trophy, the 1st Company Floor Hockey Trophy and the new Memorial swimming trophy.formed to do the job and the task is still going on.A problem encountered in the rehabilitation of the country was, and is, that of personnel, stated Mr.Linnell, so.many former Nazis had to be screened out.In the screening process, allied officers often heard, \u201cWhy don't you attend to the Russian situation now Give you his Personal Attention.while you have all your men and \u2014 evening.Piccadilly material over here.We know the| Queen Esther Chapter, O.E.S.danger of Russia and we will help \u2014 evening.you fight Her!\u201d He added that 154 ABBOTT AVE.WI.3208 there is a definite underground Ring.(Just below St.Catherine) Nazi organization which right now Wednesday, April 14 controls men in industrial und ot JN: \u2014 morning and after- civil organizations.\u201cIt looks to me as if something is now building up.\u201d he said.The German mentality needs leadership.We will have to supply leadership and food, if we are to compete with the Russians successfully, for that is what Russia is doing.Food is the keynote, concluded Mr.Linnell.Proper leadership and food will bring the Germans over to our side.Stop, look\u2014and live! NTT.Trade in your old pens and get a liberal allowance PARKER = SHEAFFER WATERMAN-EVERSHARP 5 Victoria Hall Friday, April 9 Westmount Women's Club \u2014 afternoon.Caledonia Society Dance \u2014 evening.Health Department X-Ray \u2014 4 pm.- Saturday ,April 16 C.A.T.Play \u2014 afternoon.Monday, April 12 Play in aid of Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital.Westmount Lodge \u2014 evening.Putters\u2019 Club \u2014 evening.Tuesday, April 13 St.John Ambulance Society \u2014 COFFEE evening.Silver Cross Women\u2019s League N.D.G.Women's Club \u2014 eve- Rotary Club Supper.Westmount Chapter, O.ES.\u2014 evening.Hospital Play, see Monday.Stamp Club Exhibition \u2014 evening.Thursday, April 15 Stamp Club Exhibition \u2014 evening.\u2019 Mount Royal Chapter \u2014 evening.Hospital Play, see Monday.Taxi By-Law Amendment Receives Third Reading hibited from soliciting fares in the municipality, received third reading at this week's meeting of the Municipal Council.Authorities at City Hall emphasize that in thi: measure there them up at any specified address. PAGE FOUR TT THE EXAMINER Serving the City ef Westmeant GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Bvery Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY - Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.La WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d sims to be sn independent, elean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail sobseriptions; $2.00 per year; 51.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Dept.Ottawa FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1948 \u201cAN INSTITUTION OF THE COUNTRY\u201d \u201cHe had now become an institution of the country.In the eyes of Canadians and outsiders alike he was the embodiment, if jndeed he was not the maker, of the new osition Canada held in the world.He stood ead and shoulders above other men in public life.The subtle note of distinction in all he said or did, in all he was, the blending of reserve and of friendly interest which fascinated the men who came into personal cantact with him, the adroitness in handling a tangled situation, the prestige of long years in high place, made him an incomparable leader .\u201d Theabove wasn\u2019t written of Mackenzie King.It was written of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, as the Liberal Leader was in 1908, by the late Dr.O.D.Skelton.However, it could well have been written of Mr.King today.Liberals are hoping that the new leader, when one is named, will justify as great a eulogy.OUR SYSTEM IS BEST Events of the last few months in the United States, where serious clashes have occurred between a democratic government and a Republican Congress, have stimulated much discussion and consideration here of our system of democracy.While no one contends that our system is yet perfect, many claim that it represents the highest and most flexible degree of \u201cgovernment by the people\u201d that the human race has yet evolved.Compared with that of the United States, which probably comes next in the struggle for a free democratic system, we have more direct government-Parliamentary relations arising from the fact that Ministers of the Crown are members of the House of Commons.This contributes to a better understanding between the legislative and executive branches of government than in the United States where Cabinet members are not members of Congress.It also has the advantage that Cabinet ministers may be and are questioned by members of Parliament on the floor of the House regarding proposed legislation and government policy.Ministers can and do propose, explain and defend government policy and measures in face-to-face debate with other members of the Commons, a privilege denied United States cabinet members.CHILDREN WITHOUT CHILDHOOD It is with pleasure we recall the fun we had in our childhood .of those things which were not important then but which are now treasures in our memory book.That is the way childhood should be .carefree and secure, no worries, no wants.But how different it is for those boys and girls in Europe whose lives have been sliced by the ravages of war?Truly, they are old before they are young.They are half-fed and cold.Many, made orphans, will never know the love within their mother's heart.Thousands know no other home than a pile of rubble.Garbage dumps is where they eke out food to help stretch the skin over their dwarfed bodies.Their lives are miserable.Childhood for these boys and girls has passed them by.Living and survival has\u2019 been earnest business \u2014 a 24-hours-a-day job and it started at the cradle.It is to these poor unfortunates that we are asked to extend our help with donations to the Canadian Appeal for Children.Money collected in this appeal will be used to purchase food and clothing.Money will\" be spent for books and pencils.It's a fresh start for millions and it must succeed.CANADA'S BRITAIN\u2019S NO.2 SUPPLIER Canada was the second most important source of supply for Great Britain during the past year, contributing 12.9 per cent of her total imports, compared with 15.1 per cent in 1946.Canada\u2019s exports to the United Kingdom amounted to $921.2 millions, or $133.6 millions more than in 1946.This total is three times that of 1938, but much of the increase can be attributed to higher commodity prices.Britain's exports to Canada, on the other hand were valued at $173.2 millions, indicating that we sold to the United Kingdom more than five times as much as we bought from that country.But British sales to Canada were 32.8 per cent higher than in 1946.The United States ranked first on the list of Britain's suppliers, and contributed 16.5 per cent of that country\u2019s total requirements last year.Britain imported 7.3 per cent of the total from Argentina, placing that country third among United Kingdom suppliers.DON'T DELAY WITH WHOOPING COUGH Whooping cough is one of the most serious respiratory diseases, particularly in young children.It kills more infants than diphtheria, scarlet fever and measles combined! Severe coughing spasms, with a \u201ccrowing\u201d sound, should be regarded with extreme suspicion.The doctor, or local health authorities, should be asked about protective measures against this-deadly complaint.Weekly Review Portrait of Mahatma Gandhi By LEWIS MILLICAN crammed carriages of inferno millions had to make a journey, Gandhi would go third class, too.But his train was a special one.His coach contained only himself and his immediate entourage.Each trip cost the Government of India £100 or more; and he would solemnly tender the third class fare for it, so as not to be LA ; heat.If that was the way India\u2019s ! beholden to the British.\u201d \u201cI dinna ken what to think aboot him; it\u2019s hard to understand yon people,\u201d said Mrs.MacGowan when she was asked by one of her boarders what she thought of Mahatma Gandhi.That about sums up the average person's opinion \u2014if it can be called an opinion.To the Western mind Gandhi was and still is an enigma, although he has been generally hailed as a saint.Some have even gone so far as to compare him with the Man of Nazareth.Woodrow Wyatt, a member of a British Parliamentary Delegation which went to India in 1946, gives his impressions of Gandhi in an article appearing in the New Statesman and Nation of February 7.The article is entitled \u201cSaint ink Gandhi's food was the same as that of the peasants, but he is said to have eaten \u201cmuch more than they did, or he would not have retained his health and vigor.His days of silence seemed to Europeans to be conducted with an eye more to their political effect than on their religious value.\u201d He never undertook a fast \u201cunto death\u201d when he was in the hands of the British, as the risk THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 9th, 1948 Politics,\u201d and Mr.Wyatt's story reveals Gandhi more as a politician than a saint.Nevertheless he concludes: \u201cHe did not claim to be a saint, but he had better right to the title than many who have passed the test at Rome.\u201d The first meeting with the Mahatma was on a hot and \u201csticky\u201d evening at Madras when he addressed the delegation in a \u201crambling discourse delivered from the veranda floor of the house in the centre of the camp, as we sat uncomfortably shifting on our chairs in a semi-circle around him, and lasted for nearly two hours.\u201d While there were flashes of wit and penetration in the address, Mr.Wyatt says that it left thé delegation baffled.\u201cIt seemed to be impossible to settle anything with such a man.\u201d When the members of the delegation pressed for \u201cpractical suggestions on the course our Government should follow, the only advice we got was, \u2018Get off our backs,\u2019 with no indication as to how it was to be done,\u201d says Mr.Wyatt.\u201cIt is easy enough,\u201d continues Mr.Wyatt, \u201cto describe his simplicity, his asceticism, his days of silence and his fasts as playacting; as many British administrators did so, perhaps rightly from their standpoint.To travel third class in India is a nightmare experience against a back ground of wooden seats and that they might not release him was too great.\u201cBut that did not diminish their genuiness, and the diminish their genuineness, and the Indians knew that they were says Mr.Wyatt.\u201cHis defects by Western standards were not defects at all in, India.His position was understood perfectly .He represented their hopes and fears articulately when they could only feel them vaguely.Gandhi knew that the Indian character when it turns to violence can be as ugly as that of any nation in the world.\u201d Mr.Wyatt says that Gandhi had the greatest respect for British institutions and culture, and for the British soldiers.\u201cOne .- * LETTERS to the EDITOR Letters are reproduced exactly as received as a public service.The paper does not accept any responsibility for them.Dear Sir: Please find enclosed a poem that I have written.This is not an ordinary poem, but one that I have written out of gratitude for the City of Westmount.I have just recently returned from spending two years at the Boys Farm and Training School of Shawbridge, P.Q.,and you know with what opposition a boy meets with when he has been there.I chose the City of Westmount to live in, and to my surprise have been very happy ever since.I work at the Westmount greenhouses doing gardening work and no one ever mentions that I have been to the B.F.T.S.And so I have written this poem and if by chance it is ever printed it would be nice for everyone to know why it was written.Yery truly yours, G.Henderson Amid a group of bustling cities, Filled with people beyond count, Stands out one above the others, The charming City of Westmount.Gone the rules of other countries, Here's where friendship reigns supreme, Just as though this happy city, Had come out a passing dream.Its streets are lined with stately maples, Oaks and elms dot every one, And in spring when winter grapples, With the warmth and golden sun.Tulips, daffs and wonderous flowers, Fill its parks and building fronts, Like an artist a portrait painting, The earth, its gayest colours hunt.But best of all I like this city, Resting on a mountain side, For the care, love and pity, Gave to me when all wasepride.With open arms they took me to it, Gave a home and job to me, If only other people knew it, Just what Westmount can really be.Princess\u2019 Wedding Ring Made Of Welsh Gold Many people were surprised to learn that Welsh gold was used in the manufacture of Princess Elizabeth's wedding ring, being still under the impression that gold is found only in Africa and other well-known gold-producing lands.As a matter of fact, the Romans Westmount Hobby (Continued from Page 1) 1, Joseph Williams, Checkers Class B, 1, Ian MacIntosh, 2, Alex Cross.Table Tennis Class C, Junior, Stephen Dorsey; Senior, Bill Rae; doubles, T.Vineberg and M.Vanden Walde; singles, T.Vineberg and Martha MacDougall.HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE Class A\u2014Cooking Section 1, Carol Reaper (2nd), 2, Rosemary Cooke, 4, Margaret Webster, 5, Micheline Dufresne, 6, Elizabeth Cross, 7, Andy Becket.Class B\u2014Embroidery Section 1, Irene Deoste, 2, Bare bara Boland, 3, Betty Smith.Class C\u2014Knitting Section 1, Ann Smith, 2, Kristine Lirsch, 3, Carol Grimson, 4, Warren Franklin.Class D\u2014Sewing Section 2, Barbara Boland, 3, Connie Franklin, 4, Beverley Archibald, 7, Mary Ruth Smith.Class E-\u2014Miscellaneous Section 1, Patsy Smith, 2, Micheline Dufresne, 4, Jean Toute.LITERATURE & PENMANSHIP Literature Special \u2014 George Henderson, Section 1, Donald Savage.Penmanship Section 1, Patsy Smith.PET STOCK Special Prize, Joe Schell.Class A, 1, for best Spaniel, Judy Marshall, for best Show Dog, Jimmy Morgan; 2, Grooms ing, etc, Caroline Sykes, 3, Puppies, Joe Schell, 4, Mongrels, Judy Swan; Class B, Cats, Olly Soucy; Class C, Mice, Luize Flemming, M.Newton.INDOOR ATHLETICS Special Award Ribbons David Marshall, Brian Hughes, Donald Ralfe, boxing champions in their respective weight classes, pennant, Doug Patterson.Pennant, Jacqueline Smith, Girls\u2019 Gymnastic Champion; Pete er Howey, Boys\u2019 Gymnastio Champion; winner \u201cMost Prome ising Athletic\u2019 Cup, Peter Howey.MUSIC, DANCING, ENTERTAINMENT Specials \u2014 Celia Benett and Sylvia Synowicky.Class A, Piano, 1, John Bertram; 2, Celia Benett; Class B, Vocal, 1, Sylvia Synowicky, 2, Jonathan Gossage; Class C, Tap Dancing, 1, Lenore Chesmer; Class D, Violin, 1, Frank Barna.were the first to mine gold in the Welsh hills, just as they were the first to work lead and iron mines and to burn British coal.Some of their gold-mining ventures are traceable to-day in .the.remains of aqueducts and waters courses which they constructed.day,\u201d says Mr.Wyatt, \u201cI put it to him that it would be a sad mistake on the part of the Congress to think that, if negotiations broke down, they would start an uprising and throw us out by force.\u2018Yes,\u2019 he replied, \u2018If we were to start a rising, I should hate to think that the British were no longer tough enough to deal with it.It would be your duty to suppress it, and I hope you would.\u2019\u201d At another point, when he was asked if he would tell Congress to adopt a policy of non-violence towards the Mos- lim League if they attempted to become \u2018masters of India,\u201d Gandhi replied: \u201cYes, I should certainly urge Congress to pursue the course of non-violence\u2014 but I shouldn't expect them to.\u201d \u201cThat,\u201d adds Mr.Wyatt, \u201cwas typical of so many of his utterances which to the Westerner had a faintly dishonest flavor.But there was no dishonesty or real inconsistency in his make-up.The drawback was more that he so faithfully and accurately mirrored the tortuousness and simplicity of the Indian mind.never consciously did he do or advocate anything that was wrong or untrue.\u201d Mr, Wyatt says that in some respects Gandhi's conscience was similar to that of the old Non< conformists in England.\u201cThat, no doubt, was the reason why Sankey and Moody hymns( and he was distressed that they hal lost their former popularity in England) made so strong an appeal to him, together with the non-ceremonial aspects of Christe ianity.\u201d His Prayer Meetings are sald to have been a \u201cmixture of every creed, and through them he sought to release the best in Hinduism.In that he succeeded, as he succeeded triumphantly, against misunderstanding, in carrying his religious beliefs into the realm of practical affairs,\u201d says Mr.Wyatt.These intimate sidelights on the character of the Indian leader reveal him as a very complex personality.Although he was a typical Hindu, he was in many respects a typical Englishman of the latter part of the nineteenth century, and the two were at cross-purposes.But even toward the end he harked back to the memories of his early associations in England, and when the question of a new national flag for India was being considered he favored the inclusion of the Union Jack in the.emblem.JE fr ata Rt.Rev.Dr.Jones Goes To Britain Sunday evening's service at Calvary United Church will be the final one for the Right Rev, Dr.T.W.Jones, MA, DD, in Canada before leaving for the British Isles, where, as Moderator of, The United Church of Canada, he will attend the Annual Conference of the Presbyterian Churches of England and Wales and the Church of Scotland Assembly in Edinburgh.It is expected that Dr.Jones, in addition to preaching in the Chapel in his home village, will also preach in churches in London, including the Congregational Church at Poplar, which has been assisted in its rebuilding programme following the bombing during the war by substantial gifts of money from the 30 Year Thanksgiving Fund of Calvary Church.Dr.Jones will carry the final contribution from this Fund and present it to the Congregation on the occasion of this visit, The service in Calvary on und in the nature of a \u201csend-off\u201d and a \u201ccommissioning service\u201d for the commissions in which Dr.Jones will be engaged as Moderator while overseas.A cordial Invitation therefore is extended not only to the members of the church but to all friends to attend this special service.* * L Stanley Presbyterian } « The Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct both services of worship in Stanley Church on Sunday next, On Sunday at 3 o'clock, Rev.Jos.Muchan of Jhansi, India, will address the Bible class.Mr.Muchan has served in the Canadian Presbyterian Mission in Jhansi, India, since 1940, and brings a wonderful message of the work that is being done there.The Board of Management meets on Monday at 8 p.m.The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at both morning and evening services of worship on Sunday, April 18th.On the Friday preceding, the Preparatory service for the reception of new communicants will be held in the church at 8.15 p.m, * | N Calvary Church n Sunday morning the Gulgt Preacher at Calvary United Church will be Rev.Dr.A, Lloyd Smith, Minister of Dominion Douglas United Church.His sermon theme will be \u201cWhat Does Religion Really Offer?\u201d There is a very close association between the two congregations because of the fact that many members of the former Douglas Methodist who were living in this district joined Calvary when Douglas amalgated with Dominion Church some years ago.This Interchange of Pastors for this morning service carries with it, therefore, very happy associations extending across the years.The evening service will be conducted by the Minister of Calvary, Right Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones, and will be attended by the officers and members of Maple Leaf Council No.64 of the Universal Craftsmen's Com- cil of Engineers, The members of this Order are requested to meet in the Church Hall at 7 p.m.and proceed in a body into the church.Monday, Wolf Cubs meet at 7 pm.and Y.P.U, at 8 p.m.Wednesday, 2.30 p.nr.monthly meeting of the W.M.S.Mrs.Blodwen Walker is the convener and will give a paper on \u2018Behind the Scenes\u201d, based on the life and work of Jesus.Mrs.Fasses OVERSEAS VISIT Rt.Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D., Moderator of The United Chirch in Canada, who is to visit England, Wales and Scotland to attend Church Assemblies.x * | Westmount Baptist J * \u201cDiscovery in The Desert\u201d\u2014 the story of a man who herded and who found warm springs, Our usefulness in the world is often dependent upon the discoveries we make and the uses we put them to.For many, life's task is as commonplace as that of \u201cherding asses\u201d, but this hum-drum.duty may be transformed by the \u201cdiscovery of springs.\u201d \u2018\u201cModern Youth at the Crossroads\u2019\u2019\u2014Challenge! Choice! Consequences! Life itself with all its assets of personality, its gifts and its graces, is our ultimate capital.The sphere and method of investment of that life is a matter of supreme importance to any young man or to any young woman.Such lives as ours may be hoarded, squandered or invested in the most important enterprise the world has ever known.Baptism will take place at the close of this service.High School and University students are especially invited.\u201cWestmount\u2019's\u2019\u201d annual business meeting will take place on Friday evening, April 23rd.The \u201coutstanding event of the occasion will be the burning of the Church Mortgage, which has now been completely liquidated.A Congregational Supper Meeting, beginning at 6.15, will precede the business session, which will commence at 7.30.It is expected that a large number will attend this very significant gathering.* * | Dominion-Douglas | * * On Sunday Dominion-Douglas will celebrate the twenty-first anniversary of the dedication of the present building and the sixtieth anniversary of the foundation of the Woman's Missionary Society.The special preacher at the morning service will be the Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.,, D.D.,, Moderator of the United Church of Canada, who will speak on the theme: \u201cVision and Duty\u201d.The Choir under the direction of Mr.Robb will sing the \u201cMagnificat,\u201d Fes- F.Jamieson will take the devotional period.Friday, April 16th, 8 p.m.The Young People\u2019s Union is sponsoring a Minstrel Show In the Church Hall.EXPLORATORY PREACHING Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster 11.00 a.m.\u201cDiscovery In the Desert.\u201d\u2019\u2014 The Man Who Herded Asses and Found Springs.7.30 p.m, \u201cModern Youth at the Crossroads.moos allenge Ghoice! Consequences! You.Are Your Ultimate Capital: Life Is Your Greatest Investment: Baptismal Service.Dr.Johnston at Both Services VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 0th, 1948 PAGE FIVE Lome.to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish ™ or Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly tival Setting in \"E\"\u201d Flat\u2014John BE.West.At 3 pm.the Church School will meet for a Missionary programme when a moving picture on the Life of St.Paul will be shown and Miss Anna Jacobs of India will speak.There will be a special offering for the Missionary \u2018work of the Woman\u2019s Missionary Society.At the evening service there will be a moving picture on the Life of St.Paul \u201cThe Grace of Forgiveness\u201d and the Rev.Graham Barr will speak briefly.This service will be held in the Lecture Hall.At 8.45 p.m.the Young People\u2019s Union will meet in Friendship Parlour, the speaker being Prof.Boyes, head of the Department of Genetics at McGill University.His topic will be \u201cHow and Why to get into College.\u201d On Monday the Sewing Circle will meet at 2 p.m, and on Tuesday the Woman\u2019s Missionary Society will celebrate its 60th anniversary with an evening meeting at 8 p.m, The special speaker will be the Rev.George G.D.Kilpatrick, B.A., B.D, LL.D, Principal of the United.Theological College, Montreal.Mrs.Armonde Davis will sing, and the story of the years of the Woman's Missionary Society will be given.The evening will close with a social half hour and refreshments, It is expected that there will be a large attendance at this Diamond Jubilee Meeting.There will be the usual meetings of Guides, Brownies, Scouts and Cubs during the week, In Paramount's \u201cThe \u2018Sainted\u2019 Sisters,\u201d Veronica Lake turns in a | sparkling performance as a comedienne \u2014 the first such characterization during her lengthy screen career.First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.West Side Entrance v SUNDAY, APRIL 11th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School Wednesday == Testimony Meeting, 8.15 p.m Reading Room, 4915 Sherbrooke St.W.11.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m., also Friday evening 8 to 9.30, except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real?Golden Text: Isalah 45:17.Israel shall be saved in the Lord with an everlasting salvation, Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister 11.00 a.m.Rev, J, D.Wilkie, 11.15 a.m Sunday School 3.00 p.m.Communicants® Class.7.30 p.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie.Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L, Mus.(McGill), Organist and Cholr Director.; Church of the Advent ] The Easter Carol Service will be repeated at the Church of the Advent, Westmount, next Sunday evening at seven o'clock, when the preacher wil be the Rev.Canon J.J.Willis, By invitation of the Rector of St.Lambert, P.Q., the Choristers and Servers will give the Carol Service in St.Barnabas\u2019 Church on the 16th of this month, * | Christian Science | * * \u201cAre Sin, Disease and Death Real?\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Isaiah 45:17 \u201cIsrael shall be saved in the Lord with an everlasting salvation.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon \u2018is the following from the Bible:\u2014 \u201cAnd it came to pass, when Jesus had ended these sayings, the people were astonished at his doctrine; For He taught them as one having authority, and not as the scribes.Now when the sun was setting, all they that had any sick with divers diseases brought them unto Him; and He laid His hands on every one of them, and healed them.\u201d (Matthew 7: 28, 29 and Luke 4:40).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.\u201cJesus strips all disguise from Church of The Advent Corner of Wood & Western, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John W.Kerr.SEGOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy ommunion, 10.15 a.m.Matins 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist, 3.00 p.m.Sunday School, 4.00 p.m Evensong, 7.00 p.m.Easter Carol Service.Preacher: Rev.Canon Willis.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.n.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.dally except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally, except on Saturday at 8 p.m Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.SEGOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 am.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Confirmation Class, Class.Senior School.Bible 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Preacher: The Rector, Kindergarten, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: \u2014= The Rev.S.Andrews.WEDNESDAY 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, THURSDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.MELVILLE CHURCH Melville Ave.Westmount Minister: Rev.F.Scott Mackenzie, A.D.D., D.C.L.hl Moderator SUNDAY, APRIL 11th Services at 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Rev.G.Lloyd Fulford, M.A, Will Preach.Mr, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster, ST.MATTHIAS' CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th.,, M.C.SEGOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector, 11.30 a.m.Junior Church, 7.30 pm.Confirmation Service, conducted by the Bishop of Montreal, TUESDAY 5.00 p.m.Confirmation Class, WEDNESDAY 10.00 a.m, Holy Communion.error, when His teachings are fully understood.By parable and argument He explains the ime possibility of good producing evil; and He also scientifically demonstrates this great fact, proving by what are wrongly called miracles, that sin, sick= ness, and death are beliefs\u2014 illusive errors\u2014which he could and did destroy.\u201d Calvary Church | Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount ! Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Moderator of the United Church of Canada Assistant, Mr.Maxwell Reader, B.A, Organist and Choir Director, ) Mr.Gifford Mitchell i SUNDAY, APRIL 1fth 10.00 a.m, Church School.11,00 a.m.Guest Preacher, Rev.Dr.A, Lloyd Smith, Minister of Dominion Douglas Church, Sermon theme.\u201cWhat Does Religion Really Offer?\u201d 7.30 p.m.Annual Service of Maple Leaf Council No.Gf, Universal Craftsmen\u2019s Counell of Engineers, Preacher, Dr, Jones.Final sere vice before leaving for overseas or eonference in London and and MONDAY \u2014 Wolf Cubs and Y.P.U.at © 7.00 and 8.00 p.m.WEDNESDAY -\u2014 230 p.m.Montly Meeting of WMS.FRIDAY \u2014 5.00 p.m.Minstrel Show in the Church Hall, Dominion-Douglas \\ Church Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A.B.D.CHURCH ANNIVERSARY AND W M.S.DAY 11.00 a.m.Bt.Rev.T.WW.Jones, M.A, D.D.Moderator of the United Church of Canada.Theme: \u2014 \u201cVislon and Duly.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.Missionary Sunday.7.30 p.m.Rev.BR, Graham Barr: *The Grace of Forgiveness.\u201d wilh Moving Pletures.8.45 p.m.Young People's Union, Organist and Cholrmaster, Me.John Robb, Mus.Bac.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, Minister B.A, Rev, George K.Ward, B.A, Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, APRIL 11th 11.00 a.m.Rev.G.W.Goth, \u201cFor Such a Time as This.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Mr.Grant.\u201cTwo Bullders \u2014 Two Houses \u2014 Two Resulls,\u201d 8.30 p.m.Friendship Hour, Organist and Choirmaster, | Phillips Motfey, B.A, .14 Mus.Bac.F.C.C.O.! COME AND WORSHIP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Interim Minister Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY.APRIL 11th 11.00 a.m.\u201cIn the Midst of the Years.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cOn Belng Welcome.\u201d Dr.Kilpatrick at Both Services 8.45 p.m.Fireside Hour.Two Techni color Films \u2014 \u201cSong of the Ski\" and \u201cSong of the Mountain.\u201d Westmount Park Church {Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.ANNIVERSARY SERVICES 11.00 a.m.Rev.I.M, Grant, B.A.B.D, of St.Andrew's Church, West- mount.7.30 p.m.Mr.Goth, Topic: \u2014 \u2018The Church With a Personality.\u201d J.\u20ac.Scott, L.R.S.M.Choir Director.G.F.Flower, Organist, PAGE SIX > SOCIAL Mr.Robert Rude of Philadelphia, * has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Earnest F.Mount, for the past ten days, returning with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.L.Rude, who motored to Montreal for the weekend.\u2019 A correction of one of last week's social and personals is as follows: Mrs.Lewis H.Hagar, of Westmount Avenue, entertained on Thursday, March 25, in honor of her niece\u2019s twenty-first birthday.The niece being Miss Glenna Cooper, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Cooper, of Marcil avenue, and sister of Douglas, Yona, and John Cooper.The press and myself extend our sincere apologies, Mrs.Cooper, We really appreciated the pleasant way in which you received the mistake.A close shave still makes the course of true 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daughter of Mr.Thomas Gil- burn, Sr., and the late Mrs.Gil- burn, became the bride of Mr.Thomas F.Ackerson, Jr., son of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas F.Acker- son Sr., of the Bronx, N.Y., at a nuptial mass celebrated at eleven o'clock by the pastor, the Rev.Father Knidel.The bride was attended by a maid of honor, Miss Vivian Fay Ackerson, sister of the groom.Mr.Thomas Gilburn, Jr., brother of the bride, acted as groomsman.« + oT Many other styles - Stewart - Opposite Mount Royal Hotel EE LA A AU MAMMA MM A MAMMA A NEW And SMART SHOES from $13.00 to $16.00 1428 Peel Street enowned for their comfort and elegance Black and Brown Kid $15.00 Sizes: 3 to 9 Widths: AAA to B and colors priced Dussault M Arquette 5473 LL ISLS SLT ILLS SLL SL SIAL ILS LS ILIA SESSILIS LLL LL SLI L 1S LLL SSS SSS ISA MME A.Maternity and Surgleal Sup WESTM - 3132 Masson St.4491 St.Lowrence (dd a IE NY A ARE \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC « D.: A.BRASSIERES 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 ULL LL Ll dl id ld dd ld A OURS CourvaAL D.A.ports \u2014 Elastic Stockings OUNT 4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert LL a a 22d 22770727 dd Ushers were Mr.Joseph McGlynn and Mr.John Cahill.The bride, given in marriage by her father, was wearing a white satin gown trimmed with seed pearls and having a long train.She carried a bouquet of white flowers, with corsage centre.Her maid of honor was gowned in lavender taffeta, with tulle and bustle, and carried a bouquet of crimson flowers with corsage centre.Both the bride and her attendant wore fingertip length veils.Mrs.Ackerson, mother of the bridegroom, Was wearing grey and pink, with pink hat and accessories, and corsage of pink gardenias.The groom\u2019s grandmother wore a hand-embroidered gown, black hat trimmed with white roses, and she also wore a corsage of white roses.The bride's sisters, Miss Eileen Gilburn and Mrs.J.McGlynn also were present.Following the ceremony, a re; ception attended by over oge hundred relatives and friends, was held at Bordnick, Fordham Road.The bride and groom left later to spend a two week's honeymoon in the Laurentian Mountains, at the Laurentide Inn.On their return they are making their home in Bronx, N.Y.The groom is the grandson of Mr.and Mrs.F.Tierney who resided at 5653 Sherbrooke Street west for 15 years and are now living in New York.Out of town guests at the wedding were Miss Lil Charade .and Miss Haze] Charade, of Notre Dame de Grace, also Mr.and Mrs.J.Harlin, Mrs.E, Cermak, Mrs.Urson and Miss Alice Necke, all of Montreal.BURTON\u2014KIDD The marriage of Mary Margaret, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Kidd, of N.D.G., to Mr.Joseph Franklin Bu.ton, son \u2018of the late Mr.Joseph Burton and of Mrs.Burton, of Verdun, was solemnized at three o'clock on Saturday afternoon in Calvary United Church, the Rt, Rev, Dr.T.W.Jones officiating.Mrs.Edythe Warmington sang \u201cO Perfect Love\u201d.Mr.Gifford Mitchell played the wedding music.Spring flowers and ferns were used to decorate the church.The bride was given in marriage by her father and attended by a bridesmaid, Miss Jessie Scott.Mr.G.Howard Smith was best man for the groom and Messrs.Richard Burton and Marcel Turnau ushered.The bride was wearing a gown of white sheer fashioned with off- the-shoulder yoke and sleeves tapering to a point over her fin- Spring Luncheon In Community Hall The annual spring luncheon meeting of the Women's Auxil- lary of Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, will take place on Wednesday, April 14th, at 12.15 p.min the community hall.The annual report of the organization's activifies will be presented, and there will be \"an election of officers and board for the coming year.Special tribute will be paid to Mrs.Edward Solonion, who is retiring from the presidency after a continuous record of distinguished and devoted service to the auxiliary over a period of fifteen years.Mrs.Leon S.Lang of Phila- gers.Her veil of tulle illusion was held in position by a tiara of seed pearls and she carried an arm bouquet of deep red roses and white sweet peas.Her only ornament was a string of pearls, the gift of the bridegroom.The bridesmaid wore a dress of turquoise blue faille taffeta, hat to match with shoulder length veil, and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses and sweet peas.Mrs.John Kidd, mother of the bride, wore a black crepe dress with lace yoke, black accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.A reception was held at the N.D.G.YMCA, and later the newlyweds left for Toronto, the bride travelling in a cocoa gabardine suit, with beige wool coat and brown accessories.An out-of-town guest was Mrs.A.W.Casselman, of Williamsburg, Ont., aunt of the bride.Mr, and Mrs.J.F, Burton will reside in Verdun.delphia, the National Vice-Presie dent-of the Women's League of the United Synagogues of America, and the National Programme Chairman of that organization, will bring greetings.Mrs.S.Gershon Levy, of Jamaica, N.Y.will bring personal greetings to Mrs.Edward Solomon.Members and guests are cordially invited to attend and are requested to make their reservations early with Mrs.D.Jacobs, Tel, Ex.1735.The luncheon will start promptly and guests are requested to be in their seats at 12.15, Charles Brackett and Monty Woolley, producing and starring respectively in Paramount's comedy, \u201cThe Tatlock Millions,\u201d were both born in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.WHY WASH DIAPERS?Try WEE FOLKS for only $2.10 weekly CHerrier 2175 For In Current register maintained.IMMEDIATE ENROLMENT NECESSARY Instruction given by a staff of qualified.registered nurses.Hospital experience provided.Students receive school diplomas.Employment TRAINED ATTENDANTS Tupper St., Montreal A reliable school of established reputotion, stressing thorough training and individual supervision.Highest standards maintained.A Few Vacancies Remain Class Apply for personal interview stating qualifications and \u2018phone number to Miss E.W.Egerton, P.O.Box 74, Station H, Montreal, or phone 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Hall.Mrs.P.J.Melvin is chairman of nominations.Entrance to this meeting will be by membership card only.Conference Meeting Mrs.Leon S.Lang, of Philadelphia, Pa., has called a con- ference meeting for Thursday morning, April 15th, at 10.30 a.m.at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, 450 Kensington avenue, The purpose of this conference is to form an Eastern Canadian Branch of the National Women's League -of the United Synagogue of America.The meeting will take place under the auspices of the Women's MGALAIRIL RUGS \u2018Washed and Repaired Specialists in the care of fine Oriental rugs PHONE: EL.2710 -EMPIRE RUG CO.3 4240 DICARIE BLV.N.D.Q, Miami Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's HAND-MADE SHOES Specialty: Comfort and Craftsmanship.Shoes fashioned to your liking.SHOE REPAIRS Of All Kinds WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER For Appointment, Phone WE.0472 Or Call \\t THE GLEN SHOE 916 De Courcelles St.Wife Preservers Let a cake get thoroughly cool before frosting, if possible.Brush or rub off loose crumbs and trim off ragged edges with scissors.Auxiliary of Shaar Hasho- mayim.Members and friends are cordially invited to attend.St.Andrew's The Women's Association of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, will meet on Tuesday, April 13th, at 2 p.m, for business and sewing.Mrs.S.B.Cayford, and the ladies of Oxford-Ballantyne, No.12 group, will be tea hostesses.Spring Bridge The Women's Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital, are holding their annual spring bridge on Thursday, April 22nd, in the Trinity Memorial Hall at 2.30 pm, Mrs.L.Roy Jefferson, is the convener of the committee in charge, assisted by the following ladies: Mrs, W.Gordon Mitchell, Mrs.Maurice Stoker, Mrs.Walter Hatch, Mrs.D.H.Maples, Jr, Mrs.J.Cooper Ant- liffe, Mrs.R.B.Hamilton, Mrs.Alex Smith, Mrs.Gordon Glass, Mrs, Dalton Drake, Mrs.Harold Greaves and Mrs, George Mallinson, (press secretary).The refreshments committee is Mrs.Wilfred Hunt, assisted by Mrs.Hugh Fetterly, and Mrs.W.R.Ormrod.CHARLES 1227A GREENE AVENUE REG'D.- 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Escorts Orchestra, Rummage Sale The annual rummage sale, sponsored by the Westmount Sub-divi- sion of the Catholic Women's League and under the convenorship of Mrs.J.P.O'Reilly, will be held Tuesday, April 13th at 2 p.m.in St.Leo's School Hall, Clarke Avenue.Donations may \u2018be sent to Mrs.O'Reilly at 336 Elm Avenue, or if you wish articles to be picked up call We.5638, also Mrs.O'Reilly.Business Meeting The annual business meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club wil be held in Victoria Hall, April 16th, Friday, 2.30 p.m.Members only.Annual reports will be given, and election of officers for the new executive will take place.Tea will be served by Mrs.R.H.Grant, Chairman for the House and Hospitglity Committee, Silver Cross The regular monthly meeting of the Silver Cross Women of, Canada will be held on Tuesday evening, April 13th, at a quarter past eight o'clock in Victoria Hall.Members are requested to attend.Refreshments will be served after the meeting.Any women wearing a Silver Cross and wishing to join the Montreal Chapter will be made welcome.Dinner Dance The Theodor Hertzl Chapter of Hadassah, is holding a dinner dance Tuesday evening, April 20th., at the El Morocco night club.Conveners for this event working under Mrs.Jack Cohen are Mrs.M.Besner, in charge of the programme, and Mrs.Paul Scher- zer, in charge of the publicity, Mrs.B.Bloomfield, Mrs.David Solomon and Mrs.M.Deitcher.Reservations may be made through either of these ladies.17th D.Y.R.CH.Ladies Mr.George Calver, Service Officer of the Provincial Command of the Canadian Legion, will discuss the \u201cSocial Service Work of the Legion\u201d at the annual meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Association of the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars, which will be held on Monday, at the Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road.Tea will be served in the Officers\u2019 Mess following the meeting.Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the West- mount Branch of the United Nations Association in Canada, will be held on Wednesday, April 14, at 815 p.m.in Westmount Junior High School, Academy Road.The business of the meeting will be annual reports and election of officers, and the receiving of annual dues by the treasurer.A moving picture, \u201cHungry Minds\u201d, will be shown and refreshments will be served following the meeting.There will also be a poster display of the work of the children of Herbert Symonds School.Members are asked to bring guests with them who may be interested In joining the Branch.Annual Meeting And Fashion Show The annual meeting and fashion show of the Westmount High School Alumnae Association will be held on Tuesday April 13th, at 8 pm.in the Assembly Hall of the West- mount Junior High School on Academy Road in Westmount.Miss Phyllis Brewer, president of the Alumnae Association will conduct the business meeting and will report on the year's activities.Following the meeting, there will be a fashion display presented through the courtesy of Bruck Silk Mills.Miss -Betty Styren of Bruck's will introduce the fashions, The following members of the Alumnae Association will assist by modelling in the fashion show: Miss Joy Dalton, Miss Sheila Jaques, Miss Sue Wolf- kill, Miss Sue Hare, Miss Joan Radley, Miss Taj Forman, Miss Barbara Aird, Miss Joy Mc- Kay and Miss Heather Cock- field.After the fashion show, the members and their guests will be received in the gymnasium by Miss Gladys Banfill and Miss Ruby Hopkins of the Staff of the Westmount High School, and refreshments will be served, Miss Millicent Dyke will be in charge of the refreshment PAGE SEVEN dents and their guests are invited to attend.Tickets may be obtained by contacting Miss Winnifred Eakin, WE.5614, or at the door on the evening of the meeting.I.BLACK Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's SUITS and COATS Made to measure of finest English Woolens.Specializing in custom made clothing for the well dressed man.We Also Do Alterations and Repairs.4226 St.Catherine West {Near Greene) WE.5908 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L.P.Lazare's & CO.LTD.1454 Peel St.Ma 1255, and have your coat placed in storage today.* * Shopping At Mount Royal Hotel Now this heading may be a bit of a surprise to you, as one is apt to think of the Mount Royal Hotel strickly as a hotel, but there are many attractive shops on the mezzanine and ground floor, and the next time.you are dining here, walk upstairs and browse around.The last time I dined in the Cafeteria, there was a little group of four children and an adult having the time of their lives.1 thought what an excellent idea it was having the children do their own choosing, so that by the time they arrived at the table their appetites had reached such a crescendo that no ecaxing was needed by \u201cMOTHER\u201d.The youngsters carried their trays as this was part of the fun, while Mother allowed hers to be carried for her.More and more folks are finding this cafeteria to be the ideal eating spot for lunch, and whether it be a plain sandwich or a full course dinner, you are bound to find the appetizing dish you like, and besides being cooked to perfection, it will be served in the mininum of time.Certainly I have yet to find any eating spot where so much of good food can be had for so little.You will also find the quiet atmosphere soothing on the nerves, particularly when the strains of the organ played by Dorothy Perron are heard from 12.30 to 1.30 and 6.30 to 8.30.If you have not already discovered \u201cMY\u201d eating spot, do so tomorrow and enjoy one of their delicious salads, with \u201cLettuce.+ * LA \"An Old Cobbler\u2019s * The Milky Way Have you ever been baking, with your hands all covered with shortening and flour, and then suddenly realize that you have forgotten to take the milk bottle out of the refrigerator, and therefore must stop to rinse your hands, and grab the neck of the bottle to pry off the cap well ladies at last a hyglenic self-capping top that will fit any size milk bottle has come on the market.This consists of heavy rubber composition that grips the bottle top, and a hinged alumninum cap that automatically swings up or down according to the degree of slope on the bottle.In other words while baking and stirring with the right hand, you may gently pour the milk into the ingredients with the left hand, without fear of overpouring.This is an ideal covering for a Maple sirup bottle, when pouring over pancakes.They come in green, red, and cream colors, and may be bought at any well known hardware store for .29 .The ideal way to use the Milky Way Self- Capping attachment is to place it on the bottle before storing in the refrigerator.This attachment may be sterilized without hurting the composition.Call your nearest hardware store today and ask him for the Milky Way Cap.* * * PUT CASTERS ON THE LEGS OF A SMALL WORK TABLE and save many steps.Then after the dishes are washed and dried and placed on the table, wheel it to the cupboard.RAISE HEIGHT OF KITCHEN TABLE by screwing door stops into the ends of the table legs.This saved many a backache.% æ * Not until one has taken the Saguenay trip can the luxury of a cruise on the Canada Steamship lines really be understood.On my return from Bench, In Pine CSL G ft Stop thig trip last year I found it impossible to pick any flaw with the service on board ship, or the wonderful comforts at the hotels, and the very attractive gift shops on the ships and hotels.Those of you who have experienced this pleasure may be interested in knowing that the same service awaits you on the Northern Cruise through the Great Lakes, and by stopping at the C.S.L.Gift Shop, 1480 Sherbrooke St.W.near Guy, you may secure all the information required, or 'Phone WI.7403, While visiting \u201cTHE SHOP\u201d you will find the following interesting items.Odd cups and saucers of fine English china, for $2.00 I hope some day to get started on a set of these exquisite Shelly coffee cups; with gold colored stars, having gold trim rims and handles they are dusty pink covered .they are $7.25 each, and the demitasse are $10.00, or course there are cheaper ones also.I thought this cigarette set was a bit unusual of Crown Devon China.The cigarette cup is of maroon having a gold colored lining, and two ash trays of maroon and gold trim.For those who admire the unusual, do not miss seeing the reproduction of an old cobblers bench, in pine, having a drawer at the bottom, and a removable back, making a very attractive chesterfield or coffee table .$49.50.If you have a fisherman in the house he will want one of the heavy brass ash-trays in the shape of a fish, for $1.00.* * * TO CLEAN THE OVEN OF A STOVE, wring a cloth cut of cold water, then saturate it with common household ammonia.Place the cloth In the oven.Close the door and let it remain there overnight.Next morning, rust and other stains can be removed more easily.THAT DARK OVEN can be painted with aluminum paint.* % A Major Problem Done For You * This is the kind of weather that makes one want to open the windows and a & Se get the curtains down and the housecleaning started in earnest, which means we will be able to get out and play golf a bit earlier this year than last.However the efficient housewife likes to have her home in order first, Frank Round & Son, 5336 Sherbrooke St.W., are just the folks to tackle a major problem for you, such as cleaning your chesterfield set.Now unlike other cleaners this does not mean that you will be deprived of your furniture for any length of time, instead the complete cleaning job is done right in your own home, to your satisfaction.The cost of this cleaning depends on the condition by the many satisfied customers that had this work done last year, I know you hi big.surprised by the new appearance your chesterfield will have after being cleaned by Frank Round & Son.How are your carpets, do they need a \u2018new look\u201d?If they are wall to wall, these too can be cleaned on your floors, or if they are removable carpets, they will be picked up and returned to you in the least possible time, looking like new.However, don\u2019t do like so many ladies did last year and call at the last minute to have their cleaning done, 'Phone DE.4529 -DE.0751 today, let Mr.Round know when you wish them to call, NDG Members Day Programme Success At Victoria Hall By JOAN FARLEY The ladies of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club held their last meeting in Victoria Hall, on Friday, in the form of a concert consisting of various displays of the different groups, connected with the Notre de Grace Women's Club.The president, Mrs.Norman B.Muir, very charmingly welcomed the members and representatives of several clubs, followed by the Members\u2019 Day Chairman, and second vice-presi- dent, Mrs.J.H.Maude, discussed the phases of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's club life and who gave a preview of the Members\u2019 Day Programme.The first group on the programme was the \u201cCivics Group\u201d who gave a panel discussion on the \u201cCurtis Report on Housing\u201d discussing the scarcity of dwellings and the over-crowdedness of living quarters, by stating and answering questions.The decision was that the need of a housing programme is required to re-create certain Canadian communities.The civics chairman was Mrs.W.M.Hick, while the members of the civics group were Mrs.J.W.Parks, Mrs.R.W.Varey, Mrs.J.B.Miller, Mrs.H.S.Marion, Mrs.R.S.Grant, Mrs.C.T.Groome, and Mrs.T.D.Handrahan.All had the pleasure .of hearing the newly formed choir, under the direction of Mrs.R.Uden, L.R.S.M.,, who also chose the selections which were very beautifully rendered indeed.The first number was a stirring rendition of \u201cBless This House\u201d, followed by \u201cThanks be to God\u201d, a spirited \u201cHey Ho, Come to the Fair\u201d, and \u201cI Passed by Your Window\u201d, and \u201cYou'll Get There.in the Morning\u201d, as.an encore.Congratulations to the choir and of course to Mrs.Uden, who did a splendid job.Also, of course goes congratulations to the accompanist, Mrs.S.S.Beamish.The choir consisted of Mrs.C.E.Bowers, Mrs.F.D.Crowley, Mrs.H.Giles, Mrs.G.J.Mallinson, Mrs.J.H.Maude, Mrs.J.S.Miller, Mrs.J.Rice, Mrs.B.Sutcliffe, Mrs.S.Turner, Mrs.C.Scurrah, Mrs.E.R.Cass, Mrs.T, Dawson, Mrs.J.P.Zeran, Mrs.J.H.Thomson, Mrs.E.F.Mount, Mrs.A.Watson, Mrs.W.V.T.oole, Mrs.C.Jackson, Mrs.T.Patterson, and Mrs.W.A.Falconer.Next on the programme was Fashions and Flights of Fancy, made possible by the Sewing Group, who chose, made, and modelled the garments themselves, and who were instructed by Madame O, W.Miess, who Dame also acted as commentator.An interesting fact was that for some of the ladies, it was the first time that they had ever attempted or completed a garment.The results were certainly amazing.An amusing anecdote was told by Mrs.J.Rice, on how she completed her ensemble.The Drama Group then presented their interpretation of \u201cCharade, by Philip Johnson, and directed by Janet Campbell.which was both refreshing and amusing, and, referring to the climax, was surprising.Janet Campbell certainly created a sensation by playing a self-satis- fied, self-sure, and devilish Scottish cook, to perfection.Leonora Thompson, as Ivy, portrayed a young and rather simple maid, whom everyone in the audience, I am sure, thought would be the heroine.Then came the heroine herself, Dorothy Turner, as Mrs.Lockett, who played a pathetic, god-hearted and sweet, middle-aged charwoman.Thelma Japp, as Iris, acted as the usual pretty, movie-struck teen-aged girl, who was in this case, another mald, and Rosario, played by Peg Seller, was a career woman and director of movies, who had only one thought on her mind, which was who should plav the varv intricata rnla in who | .* HINTS O Fashions A gem for the bridal lingerie gown and negligee, a rare boudoir beauty.It is of oyster white doue ble sheer.The negligee has a lace- edged capelet, beluw the dropped shoulder line, that dips to à point in back.Lace outlines the hip yoke and forms a border from neck to hem.The gown has a simple lace-edged round neck and is fitted with a flared skirt.her next play, and rounding off the drama was Stella Macintyre, as Janet Colynham, who very aptly portrayed the mistress of the house as a wealthy hostess to Rosario.Mrs.S.H.Shade then exe pressed the appreciation to the various participants of the show, followed by Mrs.Norman B.Muir, who thanked the members for their attention and who also closed the programme.The educational chairman was Mrs.H, L.Taylor, while the director of the drama class was Evelyn Smith.: Later, a delightful tea was served by the hostess, Mrs.Rs H.Grant.The programme was opened by the singing of \u201cO Canada\u201d, and was closed with \u201cGod Save the King\u201d.Scripture Foundation Expresses Appreciation The Scripture Foundation who held a concert and party last night, at the Queen Mary Veterans Hospital auditorium, wish to express thanks to the following artists who participated in the show; Grace Forrest, pianist, Margaret Scripture, _ Soprano, Winifred Bambrick, harpist; Evee lyn Mills, contralfo; and Dr.Als fred 'E.Cliffe, author and lece turer.Also thanks are given\u2019 to those participating in the distribution of door prizes and gifts, presented by the Scrinture Foundation\u2019s many friends, under the : conven- ership of Mrs.George Duncan, the president of the Silver Cross Women of Canada, Mrs.Robert S.Smith, president of the Win- Velt Club, and Mrs.Harold Mills, past-president of the Westmount Women's Club, also to the many friends who willingly helped in making the programme a success.BISCUIT VARIATION Try biscuit variations frequently to fill out meals which go easy on meat.To a basic biscuit dough, add grated cheese, poultry season- ne.chest is this lovely ensemble of, LH rn i os le J - -s er.rerie > of.doir doua aces ped oint \u2018hip rom s a | off yre, rery of ess exe the ow, Bers 1s0 ed a\u201d, ve ho es to ho, @e Te Ce eus ToC Sf + \u201cHelp a Friend Slogan For Red in Need\u201d Cross Drive - Seeking to overcome a 1947 deficit of $75, 000 brought about by constantly increasing operating costs, St.Mary's Hospital will this month launch a three-week campaign for funds, under the slogan \u201cHelp a Friend in Need.\u201d The campaign, headed by Norman A.Smith, will extend from April 19 to May 3, and will seek the support of the people of \u2018this community.Mr.Smith stated yesterday that in 1947 expenses in connection with supplies and salaries \u2018were up 149 over 1946, and that operating costs were 78% higher than they were in 1941.\u201cFor these reasons\u201d, he said, \u201cour deficit was $75,000 last year, and it is essential that we raise sufficient funds to cover the loss, I am sure, however, that we will receive the wholehearted support that will enable the campaign to reach \u2018it\u2019s objective and overcome the deficit.\u201d More than 5,000 patients of all + Your Own Phone Answered By Direct Private Wire At Any Hour Of The Day Or Night! BOOKLET ON REQUEST ia A+ Lo gO) denominations are provided with over 60,000 days\u2019 care at St.Mary's each year, and costs to maintain the hospital exceed $500,000 annually.While costs are constantly increasing, St.Mary's has maintained it\u2019s high standard of care, and requires only the support of the public to assure that the deficit for last year will be overcome.In addition to Mr.Smith, chairmen of the various committees of the drive include, Edward F.King, Men's - special names; Frank H.Carlin, industrial division; L.F.T.Bellew, parish chairman; Mrs.J.E.L.Hollyer, ladies\u2019 special names.Bathing Beauty Contest\u2019 To Find \u201cMiss Montreal\u201d A bathing beauty contest to find Montreal's most lovely woman will take place at the Theatre Francais on the 16th of April at 11.15 p.m.The winner will be recognized as Miss Montreal of 1948 and will be presented with a Jovely trophy and a free trip to Nw York City.There will be four run- ner-ups, and each of them will receive a silver cup.Beautiful gold medals will be given to every girl who participates in this event.All young ladles desiring to enter this contest\u2019 should contact Mr.Jim Darno at TA, 4357, where they will be given entry blanks to complete.It is interesting to note that only one piece suits will be permitted.Numerous entries have already been received and many more are expected.Close date for applications is the 12th of April.The show should prove to be one af the most interesting of the year as special acts are being prepared to round out an evening of entertainment.A special added attraction will be in the person of Frank Gal- jardi, Mr.Montreal of 1948, who will display his manly muscles.A variety of Montreal's better built men will also be present and amongst them is Leo Robert, recognized as the Most Muscular Man in Montreal.This show is being sponsored by the International Federation of Bodybuilders, which is headed by Ben Weider of this city.3939 NAMUR RUGS & CARPETS WASHED CANADA CARPET CLEANING CO.LTD.You are cordially invited to inspect our modern plant any Wednesday, from 2 to 4 P.MAT.9415 BUILDERS SUPPLY LIMITED ROOFING SHINCLES We have a complete and colourful line of the finest in roofing materials.Building, Insulation end Refractory Materials.139 JEAN TALON ST.W., MONTREAL P.HW.DESROSIERS, PRESIDENT { Mrs, C.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 90th, Oral Club Holds Annual Meeting The third annuat - meeting of The Oral Club was held Monday evening, April 5th, at the Mechanics Institute, under the Chairmanship of the President, Mrs.Wm.Routledge.During the past year Mr.Charles Rittenhouse, the club\u2019s instructor, has given a series of stimulating lectures on the different phases of public speaking and promoted forum discussions and debates.Reports of the year's activities were given by various members of the Executive.Mrs.B.E.Newey received first prize in the club's annual public speaking contest.The prize was presented by Mrs.S.P.Elkins.Mrs.Wm.Routledge, second in the club contest, will represent The Oral Club in the annual competition of the Montreal Oratorical Contest.A presentation was made to the retiring President by Mrs.S.M.Chatham.Officers for 1048-49 were elected as follows: President: Miss S.Henderson, Secretary; Mrs.T.Handrahan, Treasurer; Mrs.E.Johnson, Director; Mrs.S.Smythe and, Miss E.Turnbull \u201cWhole World Over\u201d To Be Presented \u201cThe Whole World Over\u201d, a comedy dealing with current housing problems, will be presented April 12, 13, 15 and 16 at Victoria Hall, Westmount, by the Montreal Drama Guild.Westmount Unit No.2 of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital are sponsoring the play, devoting the total net proceeds to the welfare of the patients.The sponsoring group Is a small unit of fifteen women, with Mrs.J.Rae Carson as president, who have been most successful and active during the past year raising funds which they devote to the comfort and welfare of patients at Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital.The Montreal Drama Guild, under Mr.Charles Lewis, have been active in local theatrical circles for the past two and a half years.Their presentation \u201cThe Lower Depths\u201d in the recent Western Quebec Drama Festival received favorable comment and won an award for best supporting actress in English for Mrs.Frances Lindsay, a member of the cast in the forthcoming play, \u201cThe Whole World Over\u201d originally written by Konstantine Simonov was adapted in English by Thelma Schnee and ran successfully for a season on Broadway last year.Tom McBride, Douglas Peterson, Lenore Osborne are some of the others in the cast of \u201cThe Whole World Over\u201d.Tickets for the play are obtainable at Willis and Company, 1220 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal.Serving as hostesses on the various nights of the play will be: Mrs.J.Rae Carson, Mrs.Norman Carson, Mrs.A.Hi Rowland, Mrs.S.H.Deery, Mrs.Charles Lewis, Mrs.G.A.Grant, H.Barr, Mrs.C.C.Higgins, Mrs.Alec McL.Leslie, :| Mrs.Grace Russell and Mrs, S.A.Robinson.Among the young ladies who will act as ushers during the four evenings the play is presented are: The Misses Frances Callaghan, Lois Magee, Lola Barr, Colleen Cahoon, Catherine Kearns, Isabelle Ann Carson, Terry Dionne, Joan Carson, Suzanne Voisard, Patricia Lane, Barbara Dowling, Maureen Grier, Verna Petrie, Betty Logie, Jamie Simpson, Audrey Richard- ;| son, Lucille Joubert, Pat Plant, : Isabel Alexander and Joan Mathews.DARNING TIP One of Sonny's marbles makes an excellent darning ball for mending glove fingers.1948 LADIES\u2019 SODALITY \u201cFashion Picture\u2019, a showing of spring and summer styles for madame, will be presented by Bruck Mills Limited, under the sponsorship of the Young Ladies\u2019 Soda- lity of Ascension Parish, on Monday evening, the 26th of Apri], at Victoria Hall.Miss Irene Thoms is general convener for this event assisted by the Misses Patricia Mulcair and Jean Gillies, ticket conveners.Sybil O'Connell is the programme convener and Miss Marion Reynolds is the convener of ushers.Boas and Parasols Again Feather boas, Swiss-embroidery parasols, posies of pastel-colored flowers, glittering paste jewelry, and embroidered handkerchiefs are but a few of the details which add charm to \u201cOldat40,59,807\"|: = Man, You'ra Cran your ages Thousands are penny at 70, I Soom up\u201d with Odtres, Cour uns toire for west own feeling clue solely to boy's nck of dro.which many mon a women alt \"ont Ostrez Tonio Tablets for pen, your ser I very Gay.New \u201cnet secuniu ad\u201d l'or asie + at al] dro ~ Ter tor tht wir ALL INCLUDED IN YOUR ducas bros.Udall LL a ee chiffon and\u2019 i The.: Masterns w a dual- q \u2018 re hms * } | | easy lessons.2 2% Valuation CALL FOR PICK-UP ELwcod 5503 VFFÏ@FS inc.5526 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST, N.D.@ PAGE NINB dresses fashioned from the prete tiest fabrics imaginable.Mens taffetas, failles and twills op foulards make afternoon dresses.ANTIQUE FURNITURE And Reproductions Chairs, Sofas, Chests of Drawers, Desks, ete.All in excellent condition, M.LARSEN 1257 Greene Ave.WI.7966 .\u2026 me B:ccme a-Cood Driver LEARN To DRIVE Reg'd, \u2019 Will teach you how in a few JUST DIAL AT.4584 oe YOUR FURS with US means: Clazing - 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Also ROCK GARDEN STONES, PLANTS, Etc.Work Done By Experts Snowdon Landscape Co.5320 DUPUIS EL.4282 A.oe s FURNITURE Polished, Painted and Repaired.At the regular weekly meeting of the Westmount Stamp Club was held in Victoria Hall on Thursday evening April 1st, > Are You Entertaining?WE RENT Chairs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen, For All Occasions ® Naw Bridge Sets For Sale @ Bench & Table Service Phore PL.7032 Reg\u2019d.Established 1919 3878 St.Urbain a 2 2 ASAAAAAAAAAAANC WAVY YY YY ft the evening was given over to general trading and exchange.Final plans for the forthcoming exhibition were also completed during the meeting.There will be no regular meeting of the club next week because of the exhibition, so the next meeting will be held in Victoria Hall on Thursday, April 22nd.rm\u2014 A special programme for junior members is being planned and all young Philatelists are invited to come along to the club where every assistance will be afforded to give them the utmost pleasure and satisfaction from their hobby.Westmour' Quebec.Dear Doctor: times a day.all quite true.tired and | lost ail my started to swell.weeks to live.Dr.Rondeau.To: Dr.Martin Rondeau, I received your bottle of Medicine for which | want to thank you.| take it regularly four | received, as well, your letter with all the testimonials concerning the marvellous results of Rondeau's Medicine.|, myself, am happy to say that my recovery, by taking this famous tonic, was miraculous.The \"write-ups\" in the press of February 8th were Around the beginning of last September which was about the time my illness started, | noticed that my legs were swelling.The doctor told me that | had a yellow cirrhose of the liver, in other words, my liver was not eliminating at all.My body was yellow all over.There was no cure except to \u2018give me puncture for relief.Each'puncture | was relieved of five to six\u2019 quarts of liquid.A few days after each pune- ture | would swell again.these punctures.| was given only a matter of At your request, | tried the famous Rondeau's Medicine and after the third bottle the punctures were stopped.The swelling in my legs and feet went down and my body returned to normal.Today | am feeling fine.Many thanks to the medicine and to you, Captain Adelard Duchesne Sorel, March |, 1948 | felt 'pep\"\u2019.Then, my body | was given ten of Yours truly, Check Up On Your Cleaning Equipment To keep a house really nice and clean, one has to start with the closet that holds all the housecleaning equipment.All too often this space becomes a catch-all for dust cloths that are dirty, ditto brushes and brooms, as well as other -miscellany, much of it soiled.So it is a good idea, once in a while to go over the cleaning equipment closet, and to weed out and dispose of useless items, then to clean and rearrange the necessary equipment in an orderly manner.This sort of cleanup does more than bring order out of] chaos, it reveals what replacements are necessary in order to do a proper housecleaning job.Hung from Hooks For efficiency and to prolong the life and wear of cleaning tools, brushes, brooms, mops, etc.should be neatly hung from hooks placed high enough in the closet so the bottoms escape the floor.Shallow shelves, arranged in step formation, are better than wide shelves for holding bottles and other containers of cleaning products, as well as soap bars and packages.Keep clean dust clothes in their own special container.Staple Supplies It is helpful, especially if one has to take care of a house, to make up a small cleaning basket for toting.Use a basket with a handle, and equip it with staple supplies, so that only special items have to be added for specific tasks, Soaps and soap powders of all kinds, dust cloths and wiping cloths, a sponge or scrub rag, polish wax and a spot remover comprise the usual standard cleaning supplies Some homemakers also include a pencil and a small memo pad on which to note small repairs and replacements that require attention.COLLECTED A Scotchman, arrested for being drunk, put forward an unusual excuse, \u201cI wasn\u2019 dunk,\u201d he said to the magistrate, \u201cIt was just I found myself out a kirk, and, knowin\u2019 my unworthiness to gang inside, I knelt down on the steps.\u201d \u201cI see,\u201d said the magistrate, \u201cyou were holding a little service on your own, Well, we will now take up the collection, Pay seven- and-sixpense.\u201d os Antique Furniture a AND Specialty.GARDEN Upholstering SUPPLIES Free Estimates Si NEW oe CATALOGUE : ] secu McCaskill Supplies 1237-A Benoit St.MA.7820 .Nights CL.8423 vi wi PERRON 3G SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN 935 SLLAWRENCE BLVD.MONTREAL GEORGE W.NOSEWORTHY REG'D.General Decorating Contractors SKETCHES \u2014 LAYOUTS \u2014 ESTIMATES © WOODWORK ® PAINTING ® FIXTURES ® DRAPERIES ® FLOOR COVERING © CARPETS SPRAY EQUIPMENT FOR LARGE SURFACES 801 FULFORD ST.Wilbank 5779 NEW RUGS FOR OLD Old Rugs and Clothing Help 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poll expert, searching for a small community that will serve as a barometer on national issues, discovers Grandview.Rip quashes a plan to change the mood of the town by Mary Peterman, young newspaper editor, because a change would ruin the polling set-up he so desperately needs.Later, Rip wins Mary's confidence by coaching the school baskethall team, and both gradually realize they are in love.By accident, Mary discovers Rip\u2019s true \u2018identity and, despite his protests, exposes his mission in her newspaper.The effect on the town, which is made self-conscious, is disastrous.Realizing that nothing is more important than Mary's love, Rip proposes a fantastic scheme to restore the community to normalcy and at the same time win Mary.Stewart and Miss Wyman team their dramatic, comedy and emotional talents with conspicuous effect in this production.Kent Smith, Regis Toomey, Ned Sparks and Wallace Ford head the supporting cast.Producer Riskin wrote the orig- THF.EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 9th, 1948 Stewart and Jane Wyman at The Monkland AT THE MONKLAND inal story and screenplay, William A.Wellman directed.Added Attraction Deftly blending action and romance into one of the year\u2019s most exciting melodramas, Universal- International's \u201cSingapore\u201d is also at the Monklana.Co-starring Fred MacMurray and Ava Gardner, the film contains a powerful and unusual love story impressed on intrigue and lusty action in the modern color- 25,000 Walking, Talking Advertisements ! Occasionally, a motion picture is so different, so topical, so daring, so well acted, that it receives more word-of-mouth acclaim than others.Such a picture is \u201cFRIEDA\u201d, After seeing it, you, too, will join the 25,000 walking advertisements who are already spreading the news about the controversy that is the theme of this new British film, one of those excellent dramas that must be seen to be appreciated.It tells the story of how a young airman marries the German girl who makes possible his escape from a P.O.W.camp, and who brings her home to live with his family in a small British town, It tells of the effects on her in-laws and local life in general.RiedA STARRING - DAVID GLYNIS FLORA ALBE ANDTHE NEN SWEDISH STAR MAI ZETTER In Addition! FARRAR JOHNS ROBSON LIEVEN KP y 5 LNG A variety of selected shorts, including the Academy\u201d Award winning cartoon, \"TWEETIE PIE.\" Starting Times! \u201cFrieda\u201d will be shown at 12:55, 3:25, 5:55, 8:25 and 10:50, Saturday ONLY ! Last complete show at 10 p.m.Sunday to Friday at 2:05, 4:35, 7:05 and 9:35, Last complete show at 8:40 p.m.Please see it from the heglnning ! HELD OVER FOR A 3rd WEEK! Air Conditioned SNOWDON Decarie Blvd, at Snowdon Jet.THEATRE SATURDAY James Stewart, who co-stars with Jane Wyman in Robert Riskin's hilarious romance, \"Magic Town,\u201d puts the absketball team of Grand- view on the map.and thereby wins her admiration.Your added trect brings Fred MacMurray and Ava Gardner in the romantic and exciting melodrama \u2018Singapore.These two entertaining features start Saturday at the Monkiand Theatre.ful background of the original metropolis from which it takes its title, It is certain to please all movigoers.Always outstanding in his characterizations, MacMurray delivers one of his finest performances portraying a romantic and reckless pearl smuggler.R.W.Stoeckel Festival Judge Rudolph Stoecke]l, noted Montreal dramatist and actor, will adjudicate at the Montreal In- ter-Student Sodality Association's latest edition of itg Drama Festival to take plade at D'Arcy McGee Auditorium on April 16 and 17, Friday and Saturday.Performances start at 8.15 and 2.15 p.m.respectively.Mr.Stoeckel judged the Festival entrants last year and is quite familiar with the procedure usually adopted.Last year's competition took place at Loyola Auditorium, Convener for this annual event of MISSA's is Ronald Wareham of Catholic High.It will be noted that this is the first boy to take on this job as all his eight predecessors have been girls.; : Interest in an opportunity like this given to the exposition of teen-age talent is increasing every year judging by the growing number of dramatic efforts by high schools.A capacity crowd is expected since the four schools entering the Festival are well-known for their' theatrical presentations.Among them is Vila Maria onvent, Prize is the MISSA Shield for the top single entry by an individual school.Other awards are for the best leading man and woman, the best supporting actor and actress, Organization and preparation for these two shows has been going on for over a|} month and it is expected that the vast number of arrangements that are necessary to be made, will be completed by the week-end.Paul Berry, of Catholic High, is Stage Manager with McGee's James McDonald as his assistant.Catherine Haggar, McGee, is Chief Usher.and will be helped by numerous members of the delegates, REASON FOR HATS Mike met his friend Joe, who was sporting three hats, one on top of another.\u201cWhat's the idea?\u201d Mike.\u201cI've decided to become a politician.\u201d \u201cWhat are you wearing three hats for?\u201d \u201cA politician has one hat to cover his head, another he tosses into the ring, and one that he talks through.\u201d demanded also of | * PAGE ELEVEN == Last Showing TODAY! \u2014 \"Without Love\u201d with Spencer Tracy - Katharine Hepburn also \"Broadway Rythm\" in Gorgeous Technicolor REVIVAL TONIGHT - 11.20 P.M.\u201cINTERNATIONAL SQUADRON\" Follow The Smart Crowd To The ~\u2014 STARTS \u2014 SATURDAY ami Ch ROBERT KENT SHITH - NED SPARKS WALLACE FORD - REGIS TOONEY \u201cFRED MacMURRA AVA GARDNER TS THE PERFECT PAIR N PERFECT PICTURE] '} Dr y with the dyn RISKIN'S 7 A United Theatre (Monkiand at Girouard Ave.) Lo Sai A py a Soa 2 Le .« .a fortune in smuggled pearls a beauty in black .satin .bait for intrigue .adventure and torrid excitement! PAGE TWELVS Decendants of Mutineers Found on +b mms rept; rar AT THE SEVILLE SATURDAY Victor Mature confesses all to district attorney Brian Donlevy In this dramatic scene from the picture \"Kiss Of Death,\u201d which starts Saturday ot the Seville Theatre.(St.Catherine at Chomedy) Starts SATURDAY \u2014 Until TUESDAY ! A United CTheatne The action- packed story of betrayal by a woman\u2019s kisses ce from whose lips there is no escape !.LL ml Here is a rollicking comedy that will have you laughing from start to finish ! | : | x q CARNIVAL y VAL Last Showing TODAY! \"SINGAPORE,\" with Fred MacMurray and Ava Gardner.Also \"THAT HAGAN GIRL,\u201d with Shirley Temple and Ronald Reagan.Revival TONIGHT after II.\"RIVER BOAT RHYTHM,\" with Leon Errol and Walter Catlet.' THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 9th, 1948 Picaim Island Little did the nine mutineers of H.M.S.Bounty who landed in 1789 on Pitcairn Island and married Polynesian women suspect that they would become human guinea pigs for anthropologists and students of heredity.The motion picture, \u201cMutiny on the Bounty\u201d starring Clark Gable, Charles Laughton and Franchot Tone and which starts Saturday until Tuesday at the Avenue Theatre, tells the true story of these mutineers and how they found the Paradise Isle.\u2019 Cut off from the world, that little colony, which now numbers 200, has made it possible to substitute solid facts for the fancies that underlie race prejudice.No wonder that Dr.H.L.Shapiro of the American Museum of Natural History should have spent a fortnight on Pitcairn Island to supplement the information gathered by past anthropological expeditions on the family histories of those who sprang from the Bounty\u2019s mutineers, and thus to supply us with an Almanac de Gotha far more valuable and trustworthy than that in which the marriage and offspring of royalty and nobility are recorded.The tales of few places hold the glamour of that which is told of Pitcairn Island.The account of the British mutineers and a few native Tahitian women who settled this bit of land in the Polynesian group is of the sort that makes the man at his desk or bench complain that life has not fairly distributed its romance.Although they are descended from two distinct racial groups, -the present generation of Pitcairn Islanders are \u201cstrong, husky, above the average in stature, intelligent, chdrming people, hospitable and very friendly.Dr.Shapiro explains, \u201cthe islanders show no ill effects of several generations of intermarriage.They are taller, and at least in some respects appear to be better developed physically than either the English or the Polynesian races.The men and women of the island speak English, and a sort of patois of their own.\u201d A chief magistrate and a council constitute the present form of government, It has little to do.There is equal suffrage and men and women are eligible for public office.Dr.Shapiro found that government on the island was conducted \u201cvery well.\u201d The Pitcairn islander has no use for money.He does crave, however, all the magazines telling of the outside world and exchanges his most valued possessions for them.Second Attraction Also on the same program is the delightful Technicolor musical \u201cThe Harvey Girls\u201d starring Judy Garland, John Hodiak, Ray Bol- Trinity Players Name Play Cast Supporting Peter Armstrong and Olive Sanborn Lead in the leading roles of \u201cThis Happy Breed\u201d by Noel Coward\u2014being presented by the Trinity Players from April 14th to 17th inclusive at Trinity Memorial Hall\u2014are Mary Lindsay Kerr, as Aunt Sylvia and Alf Redgell as the friendly neighbor.Others in the cast are, Marion Keith, Judith Chambers, Joan Wilson, James Trenholme, John Martyn-Baxter, Judith Brown, Leslie Roscoe and Muriel McMaster.The action of the play takes place in England and tells the story of a middle class English family #during the period from 1919 to 1939 up to the days of Munich and \u201cPeace in Our Time\u201d.Basil Donn, C.D.A,, is directing the production.FAN MAIL RECORD Bing Crosby, who plays the title role in Paramount's \u201cA Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court,\u201d sends out 250,000 photos & year in response to requests from fans throughout the world.AT THE AVENUE SATURDAY! John Hodiak romances Judy Garland in this scene from the delightful and sparkling Technicolor musical \"The Harvey Girls,\u201d which starts Saturday until Tuesday at the Avenue Theatre.ger, Angela Lansbury, Preston Foster, Virginia O'Brien, Kenny Baker and Chill Wills, Miss Garland is cast as Susan Bradley, on her way to Sandrock, tough New Mexico pioneer town, to marry H.H.Hartsey (Chill Wills), a cowboy to whom she has become betrothed unseen as the result of his sympathetic correspondence, Discovering his letters were a hoax perpetrated by Ned Trent (John Hodiak), proprietor of the Alhambra gambling hall, Susan joins forces with a group of waitresses who are helping to open a new Harvey restaurant.The battle between law and or« der in Sandrock, as represented by, the Harveys and the Santa Fe Railroad, and gambling and crooks ed rule as represented by the dance hall crowd, resolves itself into a personal feud between Sue san and Em (Angela Lansbury), queen of the Alhambra, over the love of Trent, with Susan coming out triumphant in the end, even though she has to resort to a brace of six-shooters to win her man.> * AVENUE: Last Showing Today! \"KINGS ROW,\" starring Ann.Sheridan and Ronald Reagan.Also \"GENTLEMAN JIM,\u201d with Errol Flynn and Alexis Smith.Starts SATURDAY Until TUESDAY ! Al United CTL.ac0 (Greene Ave.at St.Catherine) 2 Special Attractions ! The true story of nine men who mutinied on the Terror Ship \"Bounty\".BOUNTY CUTAN all LL RY FRANCHOT TONE e « o from the tyrannical grasp of a brutal captain to the warm embraces of native beauties .on a Paradise Isle ! Also This Grand Musical Treat ! The tuneful story of how a group of pretty waitresses helped tame the Wild West ! IN MeGeM's 7ECHN/COLORS MUSICAL HITI *%HARVEY \u201cGIRLS\u201d co-starring JOHN HODIAK - with Angela LANSBURY © Preston FOSTER © Kenny BAKER Ray BOLGER © Virginia O'BRIEN. ol.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 9th, 1948 \u201cEscape Me Never\u201d Proves Enchanting Film SF TE HELD OVER AT THE SNOWDON Glynis Johns and Flora Robson listen attentively to the complaints of their contractor in this dramatic scene from the British film \"Frieda which will be held over for a third big week at the Snowdon Theatre.This Is first Montreal showing of the excellent picture.MRT Producing \u201cAll My Sons\u201d \u201cAll my Sons,\u201d Arthur Miller's prize-winning play will be given as MRT's 111th major production, under the direction of Roeberta Beatty, opening at Moyse Hall, next Tuesday, and will run until Saturday night.\u201cAll My Sons\u201d is an exciting drama, supported by a strong cast under the able direction of Miss Beätty.The production will be housed in a fine theatre where all who have been disappointed at not obtaining seats for previous plays at MRT Playhouse will have a greater opportunity to secure them.Gerald Rowan will be seen as MONTREAL AMATEUR ART EXHIBITION OF Paintings and Sculptures Will be held in the N.D.G.COMMUNITY HALL Corner Decarie & Cote St.Antoine APRIL 12th to 24th Afternoons and Evenings ADMISSION FREE the ego-centric Nat Keller, whose evil deeds give the plot.His wife, the superstitious, yet dominating Kate Keller will be played by Mary Douglas.John Drexler and Madeleine Sherwood supply the love interest.Other players, whose names are well-known are Alfred Gallagher, Jackie Cornett, Vernis Christie, Ena Gillespie, Thomas Walker, and Malcolm Smith.This play ran for almost a year on Broadway, gaining for the author the New York Drama Critics Circle\u2019s annual award for 1947.Its action gains momentum as the story unfolds and it concludes with a terrific impact.Late comers will not be seated until the end of Act 1, almost half the play.The curtain goes up at 8.45 p.m.COULDN'T BELIEVE IT A man's excited voice came over the telephone in the police station.\u201cMy wife has disappeared,\u201d he cried.\u201cDescribe her sir,\u201d he was asked.\u201cTall and broad, 6 feet high, weight 180, steel blue eyes\u2014\u201d \u201cJust a minute, sir; when did she disappear?\u201d \u201cThree weeks ago.\u201d \u201cThree weeks ago! Why didn't you come to us before?\u201d \u201cAt first I couldn\u2019t believe it,\u201d came the answer.\u201cI thought J was dreaming.\u201d OO CALEDONIAN NIGHT Friday, April 9th CONCERT and DANCE at 8.30, in VICTORIA HALL Admission 50e R.Milne, Sec'y, EL.2745 OOO A A OT 011 OE OT 5 A LAUGH TILL YOU CRY\u2019 CANADIAN ART THEATRE'S \u201cMANY MOONS\u201d Victoria Hall, This Saturday at 2:30 pm.Reserved .$1.00 Adults .cce0vnn.Children .~.50 & .35 Tickets available in advance from EL.1668 FINAL PERFORMANCE! (AIÏ prices include tax) 75 manship.THE VALUE OF CONFIDENCE Confidence is achieved when a high standard is maintained and its value will never be under-rated by ths genuine craftsman.We aim at maintaining a high standard of qualification and efficiency, thereby safeguarding the public against inferior materials and work- Our confidence in our ability is reflected in our guarantee period which is twice that normally offered.Why not have your radio overhauled and registered with us now?You will be repaid by many more hours of \u201cenjoyable listening.WESTMOUNT ELECTRONICS REGD.4226 St.Catherine Street West WEllington 5908 A completely different flavor and mood permeates the excellent film version of \u201cEscape Me Never\u201d, starring Errol Flynn, Ida Lupino, Eleanor Parker and Gig Young, which starts Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.It is the charm of the Austrian Tyrol, the appeal of classical ballet plus lyrical music which highlights the picture form of Margaret Kennedy\u2019s celebrated novel and play.\u201cEscape Me Never\u201d is cinema magic at its best.There is charm and laughter and more than an occasional tug at the heartstrings in this colorful story of a gifted family of musicians.Erich Wolfgang Korngold\u2019s specially written ballet music is set off by the finished dancing of the distinguished Ballet Russe stars, Milada Mladova and George Zor- itch.The supporting cast is also uniformly excellent, including the performances of Reginald Denny, Isobel Elsom, Albert Basserman, Ludwig Stoessel, Helene Thimig and Frank Reicher.\u201cEscape Me Never\u201d takes place in Italy, Austria and England at the turn of the century, and is beautifully reproduced.This film marks the first time for Errol Flynn and Ida Lupino to appear together, and it is an especially bright combination.All the charm of the happy-go-lucky Venetians is captured by this duo.Flynn\u2019s romantic flair is well con- trastéd by the studied characterization turned in by Miss Lupino.The dramatic scenes toward the end of the film are handled delicately and project that light, carefree touch which is so important to the tale.Eleanor Parker, and Gig Young complete the leading roster of players.The love affairs of the main quartet of personalities is charmingly sketched against the European scene.The Margaret Kennedy story abounds in many vignettes of lively humor, sprightly situations and rare enchantment.That is the appeal of \u201cEscape Me Never\u201d.Bob Hope's latest comedy \u201cWhere There's Life,\u201d is the added feature.The film also stars Signe Hasso and William Bendix, with George Coulouris, Vera Marshe, George Zucco and Harry von Zell importantly featured in the supporting cast.In \u201cWhere There's Life\u201d Hope, who has been on the road to practically everywhere, now finds himself almost shanghaied onto the throne of the mythical kingdom of Barovia.He plays an American disk jockey who is thought to be the son of the mortally wounded king of the seething little monarchy.Miss Hasso is cast as a powerful general of the Barovian Army who sets out to bring Hope home to the fatherland.While protecting her future king from the death threats of a terrorist group, she falls in love with him.PUTTERS\u2019 SOCIAL CLUB The Westmpunt Putters Social Club held their regular weekly meeting in Victoria Hall on Monday evening, and a two hour programme of color movies was shown.Some beautiful fishing scenes were shown and also a remarkable production taken in the Canadian National Reservations.The last film was one on Vegetable Insects, and it showed some clever close-ups of insects engaged in their harmful work against crops.The film also\u2019 explained the best methods of counteraction and destroying these pests, After the show the ladies provided refreshments, The club will hold a repeat Court Whist Drive next Monday evening at 8 p.m.and some interesting innovations are being planned for succeeding weeks.Safe drivers depend on safe walkers.PAGE : THIRTEEN AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY ! : Bob Hope's in plenty of trouble in \"Where There's Life,\u201d his new comedy picture which starts Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.Here he is being loved by Signe Hasso while policeman William Bendix looks on sort of puzxied-like! , al 2 * WESTMOUNT: TODAY and SATURDAY! 2 British Films! \"LATIN QUARTER,\u201d with Derrick de Marney and Joan Greenwood.Also \"SPRING SONG,\u201d with Carol Raye and Peter Graves.Starts SUNDAY For ONE WEEK! The story of three lives the clash under the influence 6, forbidden love ! AAA == A United.CHheotne (Sharbrooke at Grey Ave.) TR Lo ih) MA Escape Me Never: « A TALE OF WILD TEMPTATION! with Gig YOUNG ¢ ® Reginald DENNY © Albert BASSERMAN 2 \u2018Excellent Attractions ! vb vi dit + Hope - Bob pus 85 as ihe \"ae key Poyantly P pecomes \u2018parovis FIRST RUN WARNER PATHE NEWS! PAGE FOURTEEN #4 THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL oth, 1948 Converters Win Eastern Title Meet \u2018Windsor April 16, 17 By GEORGE COCHRANE Westmount's Canadian Converters Junior basketball crew will journey to Windsor, Ont., next week to take on a Windsor cage quintet in a two-game, total points series, for what will virtually amount to the Junior championship of Canada.The Converters copped the Eastern Canada title last week-end by taking a two-game series from Dalhousie University, Maritime champs, by the one-sided count of 118-44.The local larrigans took the first contest 54-21, the second 64-23.The games were played last Thursday and Friday nights on the Converters\u2019 home floor, the Westmount Junior High School gym.The Thursday battle was the* more spirited of the two.The visitors, whose yellow sweat suits which they wore in pre-game workouts,were something new to these parts and caused considerable comments, never gave up trying.But the Westmounters, led by Captain Jack Dudley who sent 20 points swishing through the hoop, just couldn\u2019t be stopped.The Converters had a little too much in all departments for the Dalhousie lads as they checked like leeches, hall handled beautifully and steadily built up a lead.John Field and Gordie MacLeod were next in line for the winners in the point-getting department with 13 and 9 respectively.Red Shaw led the Maritimes with five points.Second Game Walkaway Entering the second game of the series with a 33-point lead, the Converters could have elected to play a strictly defensive game.But instead, much to the relief of the 300 spectators who jammed the gallery to see the tilt, they elected to maintain the pressure and had sent eight points swishing through the cords before the Black Make this a CANADIAN TRAVEL YEAR Canada offers infinite variety © SO MUCH TO SEE! © SO MUCH TO DO ! The Maritimes and their seaside Resorts Our great cities The Great Lakes Western Canada The Canadian Rockies The Pacific Coast Let us help you plan your trip Mekets Offices - 201 St.James St.West and Windsor Station.Phone Plateau 221 locals 707 and 373.AUTO ELECTRICIANS 40 cENERAGe AUTOMOBILE (À) \u20ac OusPmENT, 4010 ST.CATHERINE ST.Wand Gold were able to register a reply.But this second game did not begin to compare with the first, The Dalhousie boys seemed to realise that their case was hopeless and as the Converters continued to pile up the points their energy waned.Blond Johnny Field led the point- getters in this contest, sinking 16 points to give him a 29-point total for the series.Jim Henderson Stars But the star of the fray was guard Jimmy Henderson, Jeems, who played for the Westmount Y's Intermediate entry last season and before that for Westmount High teams, never stopped working.Time and again he stopped Dalhousie attacks before they could get started.On the offenisve he always seemed to be in the right place at the right time, playing an important role in setting up at least a fourth of his team's baskets.The Henderson lad also demonstrated his ability as a free shot artist.He batted 1.000, getting four for four.Dudley Capable Captain Jack Dudley was the number two man for the Converters on Friday night.While he notched a mere six points, he was a continual driving force, both offensively and defensively.Jack is seldom sensational, but, he\u2019s always there plugging and that counts for a lot.The Converters held the upper hand throughout the one-sided tussle.They were up 27-8 at the half and kept right on going without a let-up in the second stanza.Henderson played the whole game until the final minute when he was banished for five personals, just as Dave Binmore was waiting for the referee\u2019s whistle to blow to come on to replace him.The Dals\u2019 Red Shaw was also sidelined for fouling in the second half, Both games were very cleanly played.SCORING SUMMARY First Game Canadian Converters (54): Dudley (20); S.McLeod (2): G.Mac- Leod (9); Wray; Young (4): Greenbaum; Henderson (4); Putnam (2); Field (13).Dalhousie (21): Shaw (5); Gos- sack (4); Mahone; MacDonald (4); Spring This is the time to have the complete electrical system of your car checked by our specialists.Call or telephone us today for your appointment.SERVES THE WEST END.Corner Atwater \u2014 FI.4617 _ JAPS' BABE RUTH Outfielder Hiroshi Oshita, 25, of the Tokyo Flyers, is the leading hitter of the professional Nippon League.A graduate of Melji University, she monufactured 17 home runs batting .315.\u201cANGLERS NEWS\u201d Lake St.Louis Anglers made quite a few friends and welcomed a number of new members at the Sportsmen\u2019s Exhibition.Great interest was shown in the Annual Fish Derby to be held on July 1st.Two of the Lake St.Louis Directors, who are Special Game Wardens, have already been patrolling the Chateau- guay River.A general meeting will be held at the Lachine High School Auditorium on April 15th.An interesting program has been arranged.FISH AND WILD LIFE DOG DISEASE HITS NORTH COUNTRY Trappers and hunters throughout Quebec have been urged by government health authorities to be on the look-out for a form of spinal meningitis which of late has been atacking dogs in North Bay, just across the Ontario border.The disease, it is feared might spread to the \u201chuskie\u201d type of dog used in northern Quebec.A recent check shows that 65* per cent of dogs in Northern Bay were stricken with the disease for which at the moment, there is no specific remedy.While issuing a special warning to trappers and hunters, veterinary officials attached to the Quebec government have urged all pet-owners to be on their guard.Moose Meat, on Rall A moose without the sense to get off the track held up five freight trains on the C.N.R.line near Prince Rupert, British Col- umbla, The animal got caught in the snow trench of the railway bed and when one train came along it galloped for 10 res ahead of the engine which was slowed up by the driver in the hope the moose would take to the side.At the end of the 10 miles the moose col» lapsed, exhausted, and was shot.To Stock Lakes Alarmed at the drop in the number of requests for fishing permits during the 1947 tourist season, .the Quebec government is planning an extensive program (Continued on Page 16) 372 VICTORIA AVE.The Oldest Representative For Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler \u2014 Fargo At the Service of all Local Car Owners_for Any Make of Car BODY WORK MECHANICAL and PAINTING REPAIRS Courteous Service \u2014 Reasonable Prices \u2019 Quotations Without Obligation WA.2761-2 WESTMOUNT | Greens Ave.), be the Preacher.N.F.SUTHERLAND, Worthy Chief.\u2018Universal Craftsmen Council of Engineers Maple Leaf Council No.64 Brothars are invited to attend our annual Church Service to be held on Sunday, April ith, at Calvary Church (Dorchester Street and Westmount, at 7.30 P.M.Bro.the Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A,, D.D., Moderator of the United Church of Canada, will A cordial welcome is extended to brother Masons and friends wishing to attend this Service.Officers and members of Maple Leaf Council will assemble in the Church Hall, NO REGALIA at 7 PM.J.A.K.MELVILLE, Secretary, Spring Grid At McGill May 3 Coach Vic Obeck of McGill disclosed the dates for his spring football clinic with the announcement that instructional sessions would be held on May 3, 5, 7 and 8 at Molspn Stadium.Coaches from this city and Ottawa will attend the four-day lectures with Aldo (Buff) Donelli, head coach at Boston University, as guest speaker.Obeck declared that everything is in readiness for the grid school.He extends an invitation to all coaches and players to attend the classes.Invitations will be dispatched to all coaches, high school and Q.R.F.U,, within the very near future.Lectures will be held on the Molson gridiron, weather permitting of course, late in the afternoons.Morrison; Rosenfild (4); MacKay (2); Marshall (1); Tanner (1).Second Game _ Canadian Converters (64): Bin- more (3); Dudley (6); S.McLeod (9); G.MacLeod (11); Young (5); Greenbaum (2); Henderson (8); Putnam (4); Field (16).Dalhousie (23); Becket (2); Shaw; Gossack (7); Mahone; Morrison (4); Rosenfild (3); MacKay (4); Marshall (1); Tanner, to the Office.C.A.L.MURCHISON, Commissioner.EMPLOYERS MUST OBTAIN NEW UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANGE BOOKS All 1947-48 Unemployment Insurance Books expired on March 31st, 1948.New books will be issued by the National Employment Office to employers, but only when old books are completed and turned in Employers are urged to exchange Uneme ployment Insurance Books immediately.Penalties are provided for failure to comply.UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION al G.BISSON, R.J.TALLON, Chief Commissioner, Commissioner.ULC.-4 y of Lh ht le e t t -All beautifully and Individually de- : lent condition, $10.00.EL.3741.L-63 PAINTERS DECORATORS Residential, Commercial or Industrial Paperhanging - Spray Painting Interior & Exterior Painting Lagendyk Vissenga & Co.LIMITED Large Established 1922 smen EL 1040 mimes, 30 York Ave.Westmount Member: Business Association of Westmount THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL oth, 1948 - PAGE FIFTEEN The Westmount Classified Advertising E xaminer \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35¢ 2c for each additional word ' PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE 29 \u201cFOR SALE OLD BURNSIDE ALMONTE, ONT.This very handsome suburban detached residence (within, commuting distance of Ottawa) of three storeys and basement, is built of gray stone, Georgian design, and contains fifteen rooms (elght bedrooms), three bath-4 rooms, two washrooms, heated by hot water system (oil and coal), Large reception hall, 27x16, dining room, 196\u201d x13.Three master bedrooms (two with private bathrooms).Library, 22 x 17, This beautiful property is situated on the banks of a picturesque river and consists of- about eleven acres of land and has a \u2018very fine brook running through it.The &rounds have been well maintained and are in excellent condition.$30,000.00 THE ROYAL TRUST CO.REAL ESTATE SALES SCPARTMENT A DONALD A.BAILLIE, Manager ST.LAMBERT: One of the most modern homes on the South Shore, finished June 1947, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, gam room, heated sun room, large sun deck, heated garage and full attic.corated.Fairly priced at $17,000.00.Phone St.Lambert 3362.L-21 6 COUNTRY HOUSES WTD.COUNTRY house or camp wanted, furnished, 4-7 rooms, Laurentians or Eastern Townships, from May until October.Mist be near lake and within reasonable distance of trains or bus.Call EL.8634 after 6 p.m, 13 APARTMENT WANTED APARTMENT or flat required.Quiet married couple.No children.Please call EL.8429, L-26 ONE room \u2018apartment with kitchenette, or will share apartment.Return service If necessary.Husband working out all \u2018day, one child, Please write Box 286, c-o 2183 Hampton Ave.25 AUTOS WANTET CAR wanted immediately from private party, No dealers, please, Pay cash.DO.6343, L-2 BEDROOM suite, 6 pieces, walnut (finish, 2 tone, sacrifice $85.00; steel bed, spring and spring mattress.5826 Sherbrooke West.EL.3614.L-4 \u201cWOODWORK Kitchen cabinets made and Installed.Radiator covers, vallance boards and all kinds of alterations.Hunter Wood Products Reg'd., DE.7582, L-28 CHESTERFIELD, 3 pieces, never used, 2 tone, $75.00: rug, 6%\u2019 x 8, $35.00; kitchen set: hall runner, etc.5826 Sherbrooke West, EL.3614.L-3 REFRIGERATORS Electric \u2014 Brand New \u2014 Different sizes.IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1266 St.Urbain St.Tel, MA.9420 ELECTRIC refrigerator, new, 7% cu.anteed for 2 years, sell immediately $339.00, 5826 Sherbrooke West, EL, 3614.L-2 CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken in your home; 12 different ple.tures, 4 by 3 inches $5.00; coples 25¢.McCullagh, LA, 1721.L-17 SOFA\u2014 Early American design, grape carving.Silver fox collar, never used.WI.7348, L-1 GAS RANGES McClary gas ranges, $100.00 and up, Hodge Bros.5362 Sherbrooke West, EL, 4540, L-44 BUREAU, dining room set, single bed with spring and mattress, CA.3760, L-69 COASTERS\u2014BICYCLES All metal coasters, $6.50; C.C.M.bicycles, Hodge Bros., 5362 Sherbrooke West, EL.4540, L-43 ELECTRIC sweeper with accessories, $15.00; guitar, $10.00; girl's coat, size 14, $5.00.All In good condition.502 Lansdowne.L-66 KEROSENE REFRIGERATOR Servel, 8 cu.ft., $389.00, Immediate delivery.Hodge Bros., 5362 Sherbrooke West, EL.4540.L-42 26 GARAGE TO LET SINGLE garage for very small par Roslyn Ave., WA.5419.L-34 PRIVATE garage to let on Victoria opposite Chesterfield, Phone Saturday before noon.3636.L- 29.FOR SALE GENDRON baby collapsible carriage, $15.00.WI, 1546, L-60 BABY crib, complete, $5.00; crib mattress, large size, spring filled, excel- 5610 .Sherbrooke St.W, DExver 1149 Modern\u2019 Chapel WITH \"HAMMOND\" ORGAN FOUR ring electric stove with_oven and warming compartment.Phone WI.2630.L-40 FLOOR POLISHER Beatty Electric, excellent condition.WI.7013 after 7 p.m.= L-68 MAPLE bedroom suite \u2014 chiffonier, dressing table, chair, % bed with box spring and mattress, $75.00; pair mulberry velours portieres, lined with brown velours, 40\u201d wide, 80\u201d long.323 Grosvenor, DE.5719.L-39 BICYCLE, lady's C.C.M.,, excellent condition, $30.00.FI.7333.L- HATS REMODELLED Moderate price WA, 2158.1.-36 BOY'S Eton sult, size 7; boy's spring coat and cap, size 12.WA.4570.L-68 FIRESIDE FITTINGS \u2014 Wrought fron, handmade, trimmed brass \u2014 railing, screen, dogs, brush, tongs, shovel, poker, $195.00 or nearest offer, Perfect for large room.MA.- 3417.UMBRELLAS Recovered, called for and delivered.DE.4505 L-10 BLACK lapin jacket, in excellent condition, size 14-16.WI.1546.L-69 LADY'S black wool gabardine suit, size 36.WI.5709, L-55 GIRL'S grey flannel sult, size 14, almost new, also man's evening clothes and tuxedo, size 36, boy's Eton suit, size 8.Sacrifice because leaving town, DE.5048.L-54 ICE-BOX, 20\" x64\" outside measurements, white enamel, fair condition, $15.00.Phone EL.5035.L-53 MAN\u2019S tuxedo suit, tweed suit, 2 coats, Jumbo sweater, all size 50, practically new, DE.0294, L-5 feet, 1948 model, value $439.00, guar- | ® REFRIGERATORS ® WASHING MACHINES @ RADIOS @ VACUUM CLEANERS ALAIN DE.8439 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Previous Puzzle Answer\u2014\u2014 TRADES AND PROFESS!ONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c » ACROSS 44.Scotch 13.Discover i 2 2 4 BTE 2 5 Additional Words 3 Cents Each 1.Inside of river (poss.) 15.Frozen ls|clo|7]\u20ac 85 (5 |4]5 |# hand Water o lw [4d] Flea ll5]o 8.Pierce, as 1.Paleness 18.Largest lolz clzlaloMRHA DANG witha 2.Book for continent slo) [ofl slate FOR EVI is ï its WEP ATRS; iB Ii Dio|£ NON himas.For painting an ecorating, daggef pictures, 19.Gist,asof FRO.0SHEMT AHN W.Thomas.Estimates free.WI.6311.9.Toward ete.a story Alo IR wI IFT Ml BL.6352.L-1 the lee 8.Signof the 20.Okscure 77m) v A |s|E WALL PAPERING \u2014 PAINTING 10.Professional zodiac 23.Pile 51/15/7176 5s|7/7|el7 Cleanliness aud good workmanship.tramp 4, Cat'scry 24.Pinch ZANE ~ a|o|E M.J.Hunter, DE.9238._L-16 11, Arm joint 5.Kindof 25.Masculine 5|7|A|Æ 4|#|E [M JULIUS Bu SSI RES painter, con.12.Apart rock pronoun tractor ana decorator, nside an 34.Eskimo tool 8.Taxona 26.High cards outside, first class work, Call I'l.saute 15.Sick bridge, etc.27.Commotion 33.Subside 6 16.Musicnote 7.Finnish 28.Invalid's 35.University PROVENCHER & LAMER 17.A species seaport food officer PAINTERS\u2014DECORATORS of tale 8.Infant's 29.Marbles 38.Man's name INTERIOR, ENTERIOR DECORA- 20.Lair shoe 30.Unqualified 39.Strange TORS, SPRAY PAINTING, PAPER 21.Erbium 11, French 32.Valley of 40.Spawn of HANGING.6794 DES ERABLES ST.: ; fish DU.5764.L-20 (sym.) river the moon s LE T f ish th tutl t TT us furnish the solution to your 82.Prosecute.cleaning and interior and exterior judicially decorating problems.We speclalize in 23.Hastened tite, carpet and linoleum laying.Free 24.Pen point estimates, Call LL.9235.L-26 95.Dress border PAINTING, paper- \u201changing, plastering.96.Melod First Class men.l£xtra clean workers, 8.Coverim of Major, WE 1533.L-28 28.th brain TO MY OLD customers and new.e n Call Ernest Closs, DI£xter 3345 for 29.Part of any painting ond decorating you may \u201cto be\u201d require, L-47 31.Drinking DRESSMAKING Te 82 veel BRING yor dressmaking to Jretticont .+ ane, 3185 Decarie vi, Apt.1./Isit- reckless ing Hours, 1 to 5.30 daily or for special appointment, telephone DIE, 1740, L-30 behavior = oC TT 34.Type ELECTRICAL REPAIRS measure ELECTRICAL repairs and\u201d Installa- 35.Slope tions of all kinds, Electrical appliances 36 A stripe of all makes repaired.Star Electric, 37.Talk Licensed Electricians, 1409 Plerce, [Pl.+ .L-5 (slang) WE REPAIR radlos, toasters, vacuums, 39.Harangue irons, heaters, lamps, fans, ete.Repairs : guaranteed, WE, 2226, Westmount Ap- 41, River .pHances ard Sports Co.4209 St, Cath- (Russ.) erine S.W.L-9 La casively TWIN ELECTRIC fond of ELwood 1038 43, Rational Malntenance, Installations, repairs, industrial and domestic work, N.D.G, and Westmount.L-14 29.FOR SALE GOLF shoes, size 7, excellent condition; boy's violin, DE.5841.L-46 GOLDEN oak dining room suite, bureaus, beds, silver tea service, book- cage, vacuum cleaner, EL, 8797, after 6 p.m.L-49 FOR hanging drapes, 8 ivory enamelled copper tracks with runners, 7\u201d, 64\u201d and 5546\u201d, one track with runners and pull cord, 89\u2019.Phone WA.2491.PIANO, Helntzman, cabinet grand, curly birch frame, good condition, splendid instrument for church, school or home use.440 Mount Stephen Ave., Apt.9.Evenings only.No dealers, MOVING; electric stove, $100.00; mahogany library table, $40.00; leather armchair, $20.00; oak dresser, $25.00; den bookcase, $36.00; desk and chair, $35.00; bathroom stool, $1.00; 2 verandah rockers, $8.00; white rocker, $4.00; work basket, $5.00; green plant stand, $1.75; firescreen, fron grate, fire basket; umbrella stand, $3.00.EL.1897, L-32 LIONEL electric train, 027 gauge.Locomotive tender, 3 cars, 2 electric switches and 40 sections track.Perfect condition.DE, &253.L-52 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE LADIES\" SUIT Wanted.Size 20 or 20%.Must be excellent condition.Navy, black or Oxford gray preferred but not absolutely essential, DE.9806 evenings.Funeral DIRectoRrs I \u201c Established 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge 125 1 @oantain St.@) Phone: MA 4321 ANTIQUE, china, silverware (in any condition), glass, furniture, ornaments, Cash paid, Lyons, 1480 St.Catherine, WI, 5700 L-11 ANTIQUES ® WANTED FOR CASH Furniture, china, ornaments, silver, glass, brass, Any quantity.J.J.Mero, 4846 Sherbrooke Street West, WA.4508, L-24 32 DOMESTIC HELF WANTED LAUNDRESS, experienced, to do family\u2019s shirts, weekly, in own home.Vicinity Westmount, Will call for and deliver.WI, 2779 between 6-7 p.m, 34 HELP WTD.\u2014FEMALE EXPERIENCED saleslady needed for full time, State age and salary expected.References needed, Write Box 292, c-o 2191 Hampton.L-56 YOUNG lady desires part time position In Westmount; experienced bookkeeper, typist, and switchboard operator.EL.R429 a7 36 HELP WANTED MALE ATTENTION! WE WANT LIVEWIRE AGENTS, STOREKEEPERS, TAILORS, SALESMEN Manufacturers of men\u2019s high grade, made to measure sults, seek agents.Good earnings assured.Write for fuller details, Tiger Brand Manufacturing Ine, 166 Dante Street, Department S.P., Montreal 14, Quebec.37 SITS.WANTED\u2014MALE FLOORS cleaned and polished, wall washing and painting, and furniture polishing, References.YO.1021 after 6 p.m, L-35 40 FOUND PAIR man's gloves, in Westmount Park.Identify.WE.5746.L-41 41 DOMESTIC PETS DON'T forget if golng away, your dog will be happy and well cared for, at Veva Robson's heated country Boarding Kennels.For reservation phone LA.1322, L-12 42 .PERSONALS WE WILL slenderize you In twelve treatments, Mary Whalen Beauty Shoppe, 2005 Aylmer Street, MA.5522, 1 GENTLEMAN \u2018Master of Music\u201d will teach popular piano playlng from sheet music at your home, Easieat method, WI.7434 » L-65 CHILDREN'S PARTIES Complete entertainment service for parties, games, musie, recording, movies.silent and sound.WA.6198.L-13 MRS.A LEGER BURIED YESTERDAY Funeral service was held yesterday, in St.Leon de Westmount Church, for Mrs.Arthur Leger, of 60 Aberdeen avenue, who died on Monday at the Royal Victoria Hospital.Mrs.Leger was well-known in musical and social circles, and was interested in charitable work.She was former president of the Ladies Morning Musical Club for nine years, and a member for 40 vears.She was also chairman of EDUCATIONAL ~~ TUTORING \u2014 B.Sc.Graduate to to give 4 lessons in chemistry and mathematics.DE.0321, L-50 PXPERIENCED | teacher, B.A., gives lessons in Mathematics, Science and Junior High subjects.FL.0471.1.-23 FURNITURE REPAIRS ~~ FURNITURE repairs; upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing; spray painting.MA, 7820.L- 19 RADIO SERVICE HAVE you tried our Radio Service?We have one of the best equipped shops in Montreal and are out to give you real service, Satisfaction guaranteed, Our store is situated between Prud'homme and Glirouard Avenues on Sherbrooke St.Hodge Bros.,, 5362 Sherbrooke West, IL.4540.L-45 \"SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Guaranteed.Free estimates.Service within 24 hours.Luclen Leclerc.TA.66086, L-31 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETTAN Blinds custom-built.Flexalum oven baked slats, will not warp, chip or rust, no Installation charge.Free steel draperies brackets fastened on each blind, First on the market with this exclusive offer.Call for free estimate, J.P, Beaudoin, veteran, OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS YO.5881 Evenings YO.3942 L-6 the Concert Committee for eight years and honorary membë for five years.She was a former president of the Women's Canadian Club, the Women\u2019s Franchise Committee and the Montreal Women\u2019s Central Liberal Club.She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs.Charles Moncel and Mrs.Charles DesBaile lets; six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.Interment took place in Cote des Neiges Cemetery. - pace SIXTEEN EU - Ascension Will Represent .Westm\u2019t in Snowdon Loop A By GEORGE COCHRANE Westmount will be represented in the Snowdon Senior Fastball League, long regarded as Montreal's number one mushball circuit, this season.A team bearing the label of Ascension, supported by the local parish, and composed largely of horsehide retrievers who learned their ball on local diamonds, will uphold the honour of the suburb city, The squad, unable to\u2019 secure Westmount Park and Atwater Park as home fields, will be playing all of its 15 home games at N.D.G.Park on Girouard avenue on Sunday nights.As this diamond is within easy walking distance of Westmount, the Ascensionites hope to build up a large local fol- * lowing.ow IT STARTED Mrs.E Simon Funeral Held Father McMahon, recently appointed to Ascension Parish after serving up at St.Malachy's in the Snowdon district, is the man largely credited with organizing the Funeral service was held on Monday afternoon for Mrs.Esther Simon, widow of the late Henry Simon, who \u2018died Saturday night at the home of her team and getting a franchise for daughtér, Mrs.Flora Lewis, 413 it in the select Snowdon loop.Last year he acted as a sort of spiritual Roslyn avenue, following a long illness in her 97th year.adviser to St.Malachy's Snowdon League entry, which went on to win the league championship.This season he'd like to bring the same amount of luck to Ascension.MANY DODGERS ON TEAM Born in Holland, Mrs.Simon, While the team is still somewhat the former Esther Tryter, dame nebulous, it is known that a num- to Canada at the age of 13 and ber of players who performed for settled in Hamilton where she the strong Westmount Dodgers\u2019 received most of her education, and was married.She later moved to London, Ont, where her husband started the Simon cigar company and she moved to Montreal a few years later.crew last summer will be on its Active in social and charitable roster.Emmett Millen, who played for work, Mrs.Simon was the o!d- est living member of the Temple the Dodgers as well as Hampton Food in the Snowdon circuit last summer, will likely get the call for the behind the plate chore.Logue Macdonald, who bore the brunt of the Dodgers\u2019 pitching last Emanu-El Her husband predeceased her thirty years ago.She is survived by four sons, Martin, Mark, Arthur and Edward; two daughters, Mrs.Flora Lewis and Mrs.Rae Stern; six season as well as seeing some service with St.Augustine's seniors, grandchildren and three great- grandchildren, will be one of the moundsmen.Noel Romney, who_saw service Rabbi H.J.Stern officiated at the funeral service held In with Dodgers, Steinberg\u2019s and Hampton last season, will be hold- the chapel of the William Wray, Inc.Funeral Home.Interment ing down the initial sack position.was in Mount Royal Cemetery, Kev Kennedy, who played second for both Dodgers and St.Auguste e e Fish and Wild Life (Continued from Page 14) ine\u2019s in 1947, will be at the same spot for Ascension this summer.of restocking lakes throughout the eastern sections of the pro- Shortstop is still a question mark.Dodger Jack McKissock has decided to stay with Hampton, vince.Tourists, drawn to Quebec by colorful literature, have reported for whom he turned in some sparkling performances last season, and that leaves a big void to be filled.TOOTS AT THIRD Toots Provost, who played for Hampton last summer, will be at third.The outfield is still somewhat of an unknown quantity, but the disappointment over the lack of possibles on the list include Ed |game fish they expected to find O'Brien, the long and lanky Dod- in the streams.What is believed to be the only case on record of sextuple birth in bears has been reported to Prof.William Rowan of the University of Alberta in a sworn statement by Tom Wykstandt, a trapper.Wykstandt shot a female black bear and also her six cubs, all of ger, Sonny Provost, and Tommy the same size and apparent age.Brennan.These three, however, are by no means certain starters.OPENER MAY 9 The Snowdon League will get its 1948 schedule underway at Macdonald Park with a single game on the afternoon of Sunday, May 9.Last year's playoff finalists, Thrift and St.Malachy's, will tee off.The Snowdon schedule calls for doubleheaders at Macdonald Park Sunday afternoons, single games at N.D.G.Park Sunday nights, single game at Trenholme Park on Monday nights and a single game at Macdonald on Wednesday nights.Saturday has been left open for postponed games.BUSINESS DIRECTORY | INSURANCE J.C.Andrews Insurance Broker PLUMBING & HEATING JAMES GRIFFIN & SON LIMITED Specializing in Family Hospitalization PLUMBING and HEATING Coverage CONTRACTORS 2092 NORTHCLIFFE AVE.1661 St.Luke St.- Fltzroy 6235 DExter 0109 ELECTRICAL NIGHT CALLS .Fitzroy 6180 G & B OIL HEATING | APPLIANCES USE | ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR OIL BURNER INSTALLATIONS EXAMINER Speedy and Efficient Repair Service Electrical Appliances, wiring, motors, WANT ADS burners, ete.41 York Avenue, Westmount.DE.6818 Night Service EL.8084 FOR BEST RESULTS THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL Gov't Designs Account-Tax Book To Help Farmers Urban taxpayers who grumble each spring about the difficulties they encounter in filling out the \u201ccomplicated\u201d income tax forms should see what the Canadian farmer has Lo put up with! (No cracks about the farmer and the margarine ban, please! \u2014 that controversial subject has no place in this discussion!) In other words, farm income tax forms are really complicated.This is because a farmer's income can be derived from so many diversified farm activities, such as the sale of field and garden crops, milk, eggs, livestock, ete.Therefore the job of keeping proper accounts of expenditure and income in each of the different phases of farm operation is a task of no mean proportion for an untrained book-keeper.In a sincere effort to help the farmer out of his dilemma, experts in the taxation division of the Department of National Revenue have designed a Farmer's Account and Income Tax Guide which farmers may obtain from the government free for the asking.9th, 1948 By spending a few minutes on it each week, the farmer is enabled to keep accurate records which will show him exactly where he stands \u2014 what progress his farm is making, where he is making or losing money.Equally important to the farmer, the farm account book records are numbered to correspond with the T-1 tax form, which enables him to save himself trouble by transferring figures directly from the account book to the tax form.The book also shows deduc- tions the farmer can make for exe penses and depreciation of farnt equipment, etc., and contains many other helpful features.The farmer has nothing to losq and everything to gain by giving the Farm Account Book and In« come Tax Guide a fair trial, JOAN'S WARDROBE \u2018 Joan Fontaine has twenty-six changes of wardrobe in Para« mount\u2019s \u201cThe Emperor Waltz,\u201d in which she co-stars with Bing Cros« by.This book provides the farmer with a simple bookkeeping system.Classes will commence the first week in May 10 LESSONS $5 Classes limited to 10 SIGN UP NOW! For Further Particulars, Apply WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke St.W.BOYS and GIRLS 6 To 10 Years Of Age Learn To Swim Before the summer vacation ELwood 1106 ARE YOU GETTING THE TAX DEDUCTIONS YOU ARE ENTITLED TO?The Farm Account Book and Income Tax Guide shows you how! How much can you deduct for depreciation on your tractor?Your automobile?A shed?What expenses can you deduct?There are 75 articles in common farm use plus a wide variety of deductible expenses for which depreciation can be charged\u2014all listed in the new Farm Account Book.These legal deductions from your income are a big question at Income Tax Time and the answers to them and to dozens of other questions are in this new Farm Account Book.A Record of Your Transactions and a Guide to Your Income Tax Return WHAT IT DOES\u2014Keeps a clean record, helps you budget\u2014and shows you whether you have made or lost money on your operations.Shows you, too, what your best lines are and where you may be farming at a loss.Saves you hours of time from book keeping.First ten pages are for your receipts\u2014from sales of crops, seeds, livestock, poultry, dairy products and all other produce.Then come twelve pages of all farm expenses\u2014 you are reminded of items you might otherwise forget.Establish a basic herd, apply for the three-year-average plan, calculate your depreciation item by item.These are money-savers for every farmer.They're all in the new Farm Account Book.DEDUCTIONS\u2014 Every farmer is entitled to deductions and he is expected by the department to take full advantage of bis rights.The Farm Account Book tells you about many items in easy ques- tion-and-answer form.For instance\u2014 \u201cWhat can I claim as repairs?\u201d The answer is \u2018any expense a machine or a buildin to kee in working order can Altogether there are answers to over 60 questions.No one is required to expenses for mend be claimed.\u201d time\u201d.pay more than his fair share of tax, Comments from Letters on the New Farm Account Book and Income Tax Guide: \u201cA long awaited step for the benefit and progress of our Canadian farmers\u201d .+ « \u201cTakes the kinks out of keeping farm records\u201d .« « \u201cPleased to recom- this Account Book for farm people\u201d .\u201cRecord keeping in its simplest form\u2014a real help\u201d .\u201cSomething we have been needing for a long REMEMBER \u2014 HALF CULTIVATED LAND YIELDS A POOR CROP\u2014HALF KEPT ACCOUNTS GIVE POOR RESULTS TOO If You Haven't Received Your Copy, Get It Now\u2014 FREE AT YOUR POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE (Taxation Division) "]