The Westmount examiner, 3 octobre 1952, vendredi 3 octobre 1952

[" The Examiner .Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis \u201cVOL.XXII, No.40 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1952 PRICE FIVE CENTS * LT.-GEN.SIR ARTHUR SMITH TO ADDRESS ROTARY CLUB More Than 300 Youngsters Attend Unity Opening Maurice Mariasine, director of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, centre, receives a hearty handshake from the club's president D.B.Ross following the and gram Tuesday evening.D.T.Youngson is to the left of Mr.Mariasine while R.O.Wilson is official opening of the fall winter pro- Doherty offered on Mr.Ross\u2019 right.Also in the picture are some of the 300 children who were present for the opening night.Mr.Youngson and Mr.represented the Westmount Rotary Club.Wilson, Bob a vote of thanks to Westmount Rotary for the work they are doing for the Club.- Examiner photo by Ed.Bermingham Three Injured In Three-Way Collision A truck which went out of control at Glen Road and Sherbrooke street, striking two other cars, sent three persons to Queen Elizabeth Hospital for treatment.Injured were Claude Landerman, 21, of 937 Atwater avenue, suffering an injury to the left side of his back; Yvon Cote of 4785 Cazelais street, 18, injuries to the left wrist and elbow; and Paul A.Brault, of 153A York avenue, injuries to the left arm.Lancderman told police he was travelling South on Cote Road when the wheels of his truck caught in the tram tracks.He said he applied his brakes but the truck skidded and struck Brault\u2019s truck, which was proceeding north.\u2018Another car on the north side was also involved in the collision.Driver of the automobile was Gerald Dawson, 39, of 4755 Gros- venor avenue, who escaped injury.+ + St.Leo's To Hold - Graduation Meet St.Leo's Academy will hold its annual graduation exercises Sunday evening starting at 8 p.m, it was announced today.Guest speaker will be Bishop Lawrence Whelan while Msgr.Wilfred McDonagh, Pastor of the Ascension Parish, will preside.\u2018 o> Three Military Bands In Concert Tonight The Westmount Athletic | scene of many a colorful sport event, will be the stage for \u201cMilitary Band Tattoo\u201d to be held, tonight at 8:30 p.m.The performance will ne given: hy the Regimental Band and the | | Drum and Bugle Band of the Royal | Montreal Regiment (MG) and the Pipe Band of 401 \u201cCity of West- mount\u201d Fighter \u2018Squadron RCAF (Aux).The Regimental Band of the R.M.R.is well known throughout the city and has eanred a reputation for itself and its popular bandimasrer Capt.\u2018Tom Jackson.The Drum and Bugle Band, under the command of Drum Major Reaches For Lighter Collision Results Police said Miss Selma Hershorn, 18, of 660 Belmont avenue, was taken to a friend\u2019s house suffering slightly from shock after colliding with a parked car, while travelling south on Lansdowne avenue.Miss Hershorn told police that the cigarette lighter of the car, fell from \u2018its socket and when she took her eyes from the Road to pick it up, she struck the parked + auto.George Dockum is also one of the The 401 Syuadron RCAF Pipe a Band, under the leadership of Pipe Major \u201cJock\u201d Laurie, although a to the field of Military Bands, points proudly to its large array of trophies won in band competitions overseas, in Canada and the United States.A novel departure has been planned for the evening when the Military Band and the Pipe Band combine to play some well-known Highland tunes such as \u2018Road to the Isles\u201d, \u201cBonnie Dundee\u201d and \u201cHighland Laddie\u201d., P.J.Lebrooy Congratulates Senator Nixon P.J.Lebtooy, of 369 Clarke avenue, one of a dozen or more Canadians to send Senator Richard Nixon a \u201cvote of confidence\u2019 on his recent broadcast explaining his personal finances, received an acknowledgement last week.relative newcomer The senator's office wired Mr.Lebrocy on behalf of the Republican National Committee with a \u201cthanks for your vote of confidence.\u201d The local resident had wired to the Republican National Commit- (Continued on page 2) Oct.8.In the First World War, Arthur Smith was wounded by shell splinters hitting him in the leg and the breast pocket in which he carried a Bible, given to him by his mother.The shell fragment penetrated half way through the Bible, finding 1ts way out of the side between two of the leaves.When the officer carefully separated the pages, he found every one cut and torn until he reached the middle.To his surprise the first page, which had not been cut through by the shell, was the page from which the Scripture verses on the flyleaf had been taken.The Bible verses his father had prayerfully chosen for him leaped up from the torn book.Many Decorations During Sir Arthur's eventful military career, he has received 18 decorations, among them the coveted K.C.B., being knighted by the late King George VI for his bravery and outstanding service.In the Wirst World War, he was appointed Chief of Staff to the Guards Division at the age of 26.He received the D.S.O.for personal courage.During the last war, he started !as Chief of Staff to Lord Wavell, At one time, for only 1800 casual- Lies, his command took 142,000 prisoners.It is little realised how much this campaign diverted the enemy and prevented them winning the war before the British forces were ready.Later he was Commander-in-Chief, London, at the time of the \u201cblitz\u201d, later still in Iraq.Finally he was the last Oommander-in-Chief, India.When the riots of India were at their height in August 1947, Sir Arthur is reported to have been seen in a huge refugee camp in Delhi digging pits to bury refuse.The Indians were too frightened to emerge from their homes, but the man holding the second highest military post in India was willing to help.Sir* Arthur continuing interest in Christian work is evidenced by the number of responsible positions he holds with various organizations.He is British president of the African Inland Mission.He formed the Church Society in London in 1959 for the purpose of maintaining the spiritual standards of his own denomination, and cultivation friendly relations with other Protestant groups.He is president of the Crusaders\u2019 Union, which is a federatinn of Bible Classes for boys with a membership of many thousands, (Continued on page 2) Noted British Soldier To Speak Here Oct.8 Lt.General Sir Arthur Smith, one ne of Britain's most decorated and distinguished soldier-statesmen, will address the Westmount Rotary Club weekly luncheon next Wednesday, Sir Arthur Smith who arrived i in Montreal today, is one of several generals of the British Army who have been known for their interest in the work of the churches during recent years.Another is Lt.General Sir William S.Dobbie, \u201chero of Malta\u201d who toured Canada several years ago under the sponsorship of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship.These two famous men are close friends.sirx-\u2014 - Explains Hockey To Students Rocky Rothwell, Recreation Supervisor for the City of West- mount, and former hockey player, who has taken more than 200 students from West- mount Junior High and Queen's School to Montreal Canadiens training sessions held daily at the Forum.Rocky imparts his knowledge of the game to the students as the Canadiens hustle through their practices.First MRT Play At Victoria Hall On Oct.14 and 15 Two performances will be given by the Montreal Repertory Theatre of each of their five major plays first at Victoria Hall and the following week at the West Hill High School auditorium in N.D.G.The opening production will be \u201cTraveller's Joy\u201d a sophisticated British comedy hy Arthur Macrae.It will open at Victoria Hall on Oct.14 and 15.It will then play at West Hill on Oct.21 and 22.\u201cTraveller's Joy\u201d is directed by Dorothy Pfeiffer C.D.A., who later this yéar will adjudicate the 22 one act plays entered in the preliminary Western Ontario Drama Festival in Ontario.The cast includes a number of actors well known to MRT audiences.In the leading roles Gwyn Williams and Robert Robinson are featured and others in the cast include: Dolores Reid, Philip Thresher.Helen Pfeiffer, Bruce Scott, David Jager, Nan Steward Martin Petloch and Jack Zolov. PAGE TWO i e + » That the Mary Helen Beauty Salon which used to be on St.Catherine opposite Abbott Ave.has returned to the district and Is now located on Western at the corner of Claremont.o « + That the name of the restaurant at Loke George that was mentioned In this column last week should have been spelled Alfonso's and not Alphonso's.We did a certain gentleman out of a free meal by spelling his favourite restauranteur's name wrong.o + \u2026 That the lady who was looking for Montfort St.at the corner of Victoria and Sherbrooke on Monday A.M.was getting lots of advice from many people including 6.kind lady + wifo did her best to help, postmaster Willock, Pat Wims, the tramways inspector and several bystanders with very little to do.«+» That B, K.Sandwell, editor emeritus of \"Saturday Night\" and a former resident of Clarke Ave., will be the speaker on the Oct.8th program of CBC's series titled \"America In The World Today''.Listening time is 10.30 P.M.» + « That Warren (Warren's Men's Wear) Demers\u2019 daughter Leonora Mary is being married tomorrow at Ste.Adele to Charlie Millar, « + » That Jack Morris, although not as spry as he used to be, can still play a mean game of badminton.Jack is lining up players for the Westmount Badminton, Ciub's new season which starts soon.+ « +» That the Paris-Yogue shop Is giving away ladies\u2019 hosiery to celebrate their 2nd Anniversary.Or an extra pair of pants fer 2e with an order for à gent's suit.« « + That Miss Frances Jobin has been Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bldg.231 St.James Street West, Plateau 4451 HOWARD S.ROSS Q.C.Barrister and Sollicitor \u201c Department for the Closing of Estates ot Deceased Persons If \u2018no answer at residence \u2018phone PL.4451 di Residence: Terrace Apartments, Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Glenview 2177 R.GERARD OFFICE : 57 St.James Street W.Tel.BE.4439 Advocate and Barrister Department for the closing of Estates of Deceased Persons SAMPSON RESIDENCE : 628 Davaar Tel.CA.3856 AT NEW LOW PRICES Have 'em repaired by experts PLUS good material NEW WESTMOUNT SHOE REPAIR 4464 St.Catherine St.West near Metcalfe Ave.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER taking oll doy Sunday trips during the past summer instead of a regular vacation.¢ oo That Walter J, Cross Is contemplating adding ladies\u2019 shoes to his .line of children's footwear.Something long needed In this vicinity.+ « » That Mrs.MacDonald of Donalda Ladies\u2019 Wear has had an enforced stay in Queen Elizabeth Hospital due to eye trouble.A sinus Infection, \"tis thought.+ « « That the Canada Paint Store's Mr.Lachance was lucky to get the $1 that was missing from his till on Monday night.Lachance took a chance on Tuesday A.M.and Inquired at a bank, which features a certain auburn haired teller, If there had been dn extra buck in their cash the night before, Sure enough, when counting out change for our hero, an error of $1 had been made and it was waiting to be claimed.+ « That the driver of the car with license number 101.505 would have been better advised not to have parked in the NO Parking Zone in front of Cameron's Stationery on Wednesday A.M.not have been necessary for her to continually honk the horn in an effort to make her companion hurry up.« + « That it is odd that some stores, such as a certain florist, should insist on using the sidewalk to show their wares.Wouldn't it be cute to see a men's wear store with a few suits of long underwear hanging on racks on the sidewalk or a corsetiere displaying her garments a few feet outside the door of her store ?+ + « That Freddie Crooks of Macy's is hors de combat with sinus trouble, + + « That those shrubs that are blooming in the cities\u2019 flower boxes on Sherbrooke near Victoria are hibiscus and they will have to be put to bed for the winter pretty soon.Can't stand this climate any more than you can.« + o That the Westmount Lookout Is 621.60 feet above sea level.« « « That Bruce Johnston has had trouble getting English goods through the customs.Says It's not worth the effort involved.« « » That Mr.Levin (Avenue Tailors) is having trouble with arthritis in his left leg.Would sooner have trouble with the customs.+ + » That the gent, driving the car with license number 104-734, whe double parked in front of the Crown Laundry on Wednesday A.M.was lucky that the cop who appeared on the scene was in an amiable mood that morning and did not give him the ticket he deserved.+ « that a spokesman for the West- TEAM P.BURGESS Organist \u201cA New World Order\u201d An amazingly simple, but successful economic system \u2014 Including Canada, U.S., Britain and Russia A SOUND MESSAGE of Prophecy by Harold Brendel VICTORIA HALL - WESTMOUNT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd \u2014 7.30 P.M.Doors open 6:30 p.m.\"RAYS OF LIGHT\" EVANGELISTIC sg ORGAN RECITAL E.ROY Soloist SINGING.7:30 PM.FREE SOUVENIR ALL INVITED No Admission Charge 7:00 P.M.In which case it would 3, 1052 ç W.H.S.\u2014 May we first mention how disappointed we are in that no one volunteered any tid-bits for this corner since last wee kand that news of interesting happenings will be scarce until the goods are delivered .meanwhile we'll go on digging, digging .We hear that the Hi-Y has been carrying on in spite of a lack of teacher advisers .a pity in the light of this organization\u2019s charitable activities in the past .Bruce McFarlane has taken up secretarial duties of ithe Grand Chapter; Hi-Y Clubs of this district ., .John Nourse is prexy .Don Murphy, Hugh Barclay, and Richie Swan have had the honor of taking a \u201cY\u2019 Leaders\u2019 Training Course the best of luck, guys.; + No gal is worth it (so they 8ay) .so stop your feudin\u2019 Pat and let Paul alone .I wonder how \u2018poor\u2019 Carol is taking all this .a certain grad(ette) still very much on Ian\u2019s mind .an unusually hasty exit is made by quite a few \u2018characters\u2019 from almost every French class .seems the prof is \u2018Pecking\u2019 away at some nuisances .Heard from amiable school custodian, Bill Green, that Bill Jr.left for the Korean front via the Princess Pats on.Tuesday .we wish him luck and Godspeed .looks like another batch of letters will be issuing soon from that St.Kay st.address .GRAD NEWS Bud Cochrane out Monitor way tells us of a forthcoming reunion of former Westmounters who were grads of Macdonald College .a few of the local participants will be Marg Swaine, now Mrs.Bill Reade; Alec Anderson, Pat Waterston and Eric Swaine .the do comes off October 18 , , .speaking of the Waterstons, John (WHS \u2014 \u201947) has switched allegiance from Royal Military College to Old McGill .Current Events ., .No meeting was.held this se- .\u2018maine, but notes from last week are still left over .about 80 clubbers turned up to take part in a round table discussion on various topical controversies , .ie, the racial problem in South Africa, the Apartheit, Dutch word meaning roughly the segregation of races; and TV in Canada .adviser Snyder reports that of the myriad that showed up for the CEC trip to New York, those in the eleventh year were given preference .tenths have another chance next year .meetings, incidentally are held on Wednesday noons in a classroom of the school (capacity-forty) ., first dance of the season scheduled for Oct.24 .PARKING PROBLEM Seems that the school board has been trying to restrict parking on the school\u2019s large yard and being unsuccessful has decided to keep everyone off .this may be detrimental to the many teachers who own cars and have used this spot for many years .specially so come this winter with the city of Westmount\u2019s decision to curtail parking on streets to be cleared of smow .residents of Argyle avenue are also reported unhappy about the move « « « would like to park their vehicles out front instead of around the block .that's a mighty large plece of property going to waste .Hodge Podge.What's this about \u2018Jake\u2019 tiring of Latin and searching for \u2018solace\u2019 in Russian?., .among the grads dropping in for a visit this week were Mt.Allison-bound John An- mount Police Department claims that there has been less trouble caused by youngsters In lower Westmount, due to the Unity Boys Club who are receiving new members every day.Purple N | White i REVIEW Lo EEN 15088 ae ge By \u2018SANDY derson and Bob Cowling, Johnny Abbott, Jane Anders, Ann Crump Mhairi Cleghorn, Liz Alexander and Doug Ackman ., , it is reported that of 5 boys in the entire freshman Latin class at Bishop's, all 5 came from WHS, .Mr, Mitchell is starting up registrations for the Glee Club .finds it convenient, to chat with the students, via P.A.in the middle of class .doesn't bother the pupils in the least, natch .well, that signs thirty for now.call WA, 2773 daytimes and WI.0280 nights with any info .Lorne Green, CBC, To Address Group Lorne Green, prominent CBC announcer, will be the guest speaker at the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Congregation Shaar Hashomyin suc- cos tea and sherry party on Wednesday, Oct.8 at the synagogue.The President, Mrs.M.A.Brown and the Reception Committee will receive all the members of the congregation at an open reception preceding the program, in honor -of new members and the brides of the past five years.The reception will take place from 2:15 to 2:45 p.m.to be followed by the prepared program, P.J.Lebrooy.; (Continued from page 1) tee that \u201cthe Republican Party will alienate the support of a multitude of Canadians if it forces Senator Nixon to resign.\u201d .Similar messages were sent b Canadians from London and St.Catharines, Ont, Calgary, Ste.Adele and North Hatley in Quebec, St.Andrews, N.B., and Regina, Sask.Noted British.(Continued from page 1) and which is affiliated with the Inter-School Christian Fellowship.He is also active in the Officer's Christian Union, or which Lt.General Sir Wm, Dobbie is the chairman, Sir Arthur being the president.He is also chairman of the Inter-Service Christian Association.When heavy schedules permit, the famous soldier enjoys relaxing at his country estate, 30 miles from London.In his absence, the affairs of the estate are capably managed by Lady Smith.They have several children and grands children, The staff eat breakfast with the family.After the meal, Bibles are distributed for round- the-table reading followed by a time of prayer.During this Canadian tour, Lt.General Sir Arthur will address Canadians in every walk of life including students, teachers, nurses, businessmen\u2019's groups and public rallies.ol + CHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER zl MA.3332 GL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal eliver t pon 2151 The, roGill, dded sig It may Jor H nt-coloml dier Gg Bf a un M8: the un Mr.Murra, M orn in ne bank £: NOWS ill be, wocessi Board: 9) 9301'S; The 1d 1 open ne sing êt.TY 3 I i] i ils pts ill A o om (ST TISS OUR TP TT Ro o PE rm NF + | ! i BR incipal and vice-chancellor, confers an honorary degree of Doctor, 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holds.Recived Military Cross in the military field his career ijo boasts of achievements in- tuding the award of the Military ross in World War I during which e was seriously wounded twice.guard of honor, posted from the regiment at the tomb of James McGill, in front of the Arts building.> The convocation ceremonies are to be held in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium-Armoury at 4 p.m, After the honorary degree of LL.D.\u2018has been conferred on the rew Chancellor, Mr.Gardner will deliver the convocation address.He will then confer degrees and diplomas upon students as they are presented by the various deans B.C.GARDNER, M.C.Wilson and Associate Chief Justice O.8.Tyndale of the Superior Court of the Province of Quebec, The new Chancellor brings a wealth of experience to this high post in Canadian education.This will be the first time that the Old Boys have opened the doors to lady friends with the general public urged to come for what will be a very enjoyable evening.Refreshments have been lavishly planned in the form of fresh Oysters, Hot Dogs, Chips, Soft drinks, etc, etc.Entertainment is provided by a fortune teller, as well ag many varied games of chance and skill as the evening is set to get underway at around 7:30 p.m.till one, Board of Governors, Senate, pro- The convocation proceedings ill be marked by an academic rocession of members nf the of faculties.Reception planned Following this, Dr.and Mrs.James will be at home to a reception in honor of the Chancellor, the reception to be attended by s opened by prayer, followed PY sovernors, members of Senate, fuil ne singing of \u201cHail, Alma Ma-| profesSors and their wives.et.\u201d No tickets of admission will be «ssors and students.The degree granting riles, will required to attend McGill's color- ful Founder's Day ceremonies, including convocation.Mr.Gardner, in presiding \u2018as Chancellor, succeds to a peerage of eminent Canadians who have served McGill University during its rise to a place of eminence among the great centres of higher education throughout the world, The Chancellorship of McGill has been held in succession by such chstinguished personnages as Hon.Justice Charles Day, first Chancellor of McGill, James Ferrier, Lord Strathcona; Sir William Macdonald, Rt.Hon.Sir Robert Bor- CLOSED SATURDAYS den, Sir Edward Beatty, Morris W.° Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE Hand-tailored Suits and Coats For Ladies end Gentlemen.Remodelling and Repairs of all kinds.Deluxe Dry Cleaning 1166 CREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick Up WE.5908 and Delivery Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS MORTIMER WEINFIELD B.A., B.C.L.Barrister & Solicitor 1215 Greene Avenue WE.9071 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Poday\u2019s auto repair standards should be as advanced as the performance of modern-model cars.If you are not getting this standard of repair service \u2014 and few actually are equipped to render it \u2014 then come and discover here what really 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p.m.: More than 60 per cent of the money now paid out annually by the life insurance companies of Canada and the United States goes to living policy holders, not to their beneficiaries.Dickens Society Scheduled Oct.14 The Dickens Fellowship has just announced its program for the coming season.The opening meeting will be held in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Tuesday evening, Oct.14, when the honorary president, Whitfield Aston, will review the book of study for the year, Tea at'ito best! SALADA Pickwick Papers.This will mark the jubilee of the Fellowship, which was founded in 1902, the Montreal Branch dating from 1909.The other meetings are as follows: Nov.11, Lawrence G.McGregor, \u201cLegal Lights in Pickwick.\u201d Dec.9, Dickensian Celebration of Christmas, Mrs.Mabel Edwards in charge.Jan.13, Professor.J.Erwin Cooper, \u201cThe England of Cobbett and Dickens.\u201d Feh.10, Mrs.Grace Campbell, \u201cStudy of a Modern Novel in the Dickens Tradition.\u201d March 10, Lieut.-Col.Lovell C.Carroll, Q.C., \u201cLaw and Laugh- FOR THE In addition there will be a whist and bridge in November, and the Birthday of Dickens will be honored in February.Mrs.H.E.Whipps will be in charge of the music at the various meetings, and dramatic sketches will be presented under the direction of Edward Wilson.Maple Leaf HAM - , 55¢ Henri Demers Suggests .ROAST oF PORK re so ter.\u201d ©.SPRING LAMB © LEGS =79¢ \u2014 SHOULDERS +39; Also Recommended Red or Blue Brand RUMP ROAST ,.n.75¢ NEW DOMESTIC SHORTENING - - WEEK END es.49¢ Ib.pkg.27e Author Maurice Samuel To Address Group Oct.13 Maurice Samuel, well-known author, lecturer and interpreter of Jewish life to the English-speak- ing world, will be the guest speaker at the open meeting of the Men's Association of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, West- mount, on Monday, Oct.13, at 8:15 pm.in the synagogue's community hall.This event marks the commencement of an active season featuring an extensive program of religlous, cultural and FREE DELIVERY \"The Customer of Yesterday is a Friend Today\" ~ Featuring Red Brand Beef, Fresh Killed Poultry, Fresh Fish received daily and complete.stock of High Class Groceries.e ALE CLIFFORD'S MARKET 1319 GREENE AVENUE PORTER Fl.1166 social activities.x eee = LES RES pre me su HAL tk \u201c PAGE FOUR - Arts and Crafts The Children's Arts and Crafts classes, under the direction of Miss Marion Aronson, are now meeting regularly on weekdays from 4 to 6 pm.°° Foundation School Mrs.S.J.Leibowitz, headmistress of the Foundation School, has announced that a parents\u2019 meeting will be held on Wednesday, Oct.15, at 8.15 p.m.at the school.This will be an opportunity to meet the members of the Foundation School staff, to receive authoritative information concerning the daily program and the basic aim of the school and to visit the classrooms to observe the equipment and the children\u2019s work.RTC ODOC DOC DOC OOOO DOO OOOO STRIKE OUT CAR TROUBLE ÿ \\ ZU ; J 1, Adjust Carburetor Check Fuel Pump Clean Air Cleaner Check Spark Plugs, Re- gap or replace if needed Check Timing OC CFO O C\u2014O economically.TEN STRIKE SPECIAL Strike out grief by having us check your car thoroughly with eur TEN STRIKE SPECIAL.Drive in today! 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Lionel Synnott, 41, of 2376 Chapleau Street, motorman, \u2018with hand cuts; and a bus passenger, Gaston Sylvain, 38 of 2424 St.Charles street with chest injuries.Five other passengers in the bus refused treatment.Csts.A.Whiteway and N, Mc- Callum of Westmount Police said the bus, bound for Chateauguay,, of erine atreet\u2019 and about to turn south on Glen Road when the east bound tram smashed \u2018into the front cf it.When Admiral Nelson fought the Danes, he made a statement which today would be considered very timely.J, Stuart Richardson, noted public speaker told the Westmount Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon, = Admiral Nelson said \u201cI don't like to fight the Danes, I would rather fight the Russians.\u201d \u2018Following -the death of Nelson, the British Government gave his pension to his brother, whose family received the money until 1942 when the Government ceased payments on the pension\u201d, Mr Richardson said.Mr.Richardson who has made extensive study of the life of Admiral Nelson, said that Nelson was go respected that those who had served under him called themselves \u201cNelsonites\u201d long after the Ad- / miral\u2019s death.4 best! ong o \\ Nelson Wanted Russians As Enemy, J.Richardson Tells Westmount Rotary \u201cNelson\u2019s forte in his naval encounters, was to get close to his enemy, where he was a master strategist\u201d, the speaker sald.\u201cSomebody once said that Nelson was a great actor and would have made a perfect actor for any Shakespearian' piece\u201d, Mr.Richardson pointed out.+ Lost Arm In Battle \u201cWhen Nelson lost his arm in a skirmish with the Spaniards, he picked up his sword with his left hand after nearly having his right blown off.He collapsed but directed the battle while a doctor severed his arm.\u201d Mr.Richardson was introduced by Howard Simpkins and thanked by George Tilley.Y.M.CA.Notes Boys Banquet The opening banquet for the Intermediate boys of Westmaqunt .Y.M.C.A.Will be held today at 6 p.m.followed by a moonlight âip in the pool.All boys who are interested in forming a friendship cr hobby club are cordially invited to attend.Clubs During this week a atamp club, a chess club, a woodworking club and leather club will hold their first meeting.All boys interested in joining these clubs are asied to speak to the Boys Work Secretary.Girls Hi-Y Barbara Wilson, president of the Girls Hi-Y Club, announced that the Girls Hi-Y will hold its fall banquet this Tuesday evening beginning at 6 p.m.All old and new members of this Club are invited First Power Looms | Enjoy Fishing and First power-operated looms In Lower Canada were installed in the tektile mill o£ Mahlon Willett, at Chambly, in 1987., | Shaar Hashomayim ; Morton Fels, son of Mr.an Mrs.Sol.8.Fels, will be cally to the Reading of the Torah Y celebration of his Bar Mitzva on Sunday morning.Anthony Lord Kirsch, son di Mr.H.Kirsch and the late Mn Kirsch, will be called to the Read} ing of the Torah on Sunday, Oct 5, the second day of Succos, h celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.Wonmen\u2019s Institute The Women's Institute of Jewish Studies will hold its opening ses sions on Tuesday, Oct, 14, at 1.30 p.m.Hebrew classes, lectures in Jewish literature and life, the Bible, Deuteronomy, art in Jewish life and instruction in manual skills and handicrafts will be given.Registration is now open, and complete information may be had from the Educational Office.Y.M.G.> ,A \u201cGet Acquainted Party\u201d for young married members of the congregation, their friends and all others interested will open the current season of this group on Wednesday, Oct.8, at 8.30 p.mat the Synagogue.Humphrey Kassie, president of the Y.M.G, and his committee will be on hand to greet old and new members, and to outline the program planned for the year.An informal social will follow.Talmud Class J.I.Kraminer, Talmud Class chairman, has announced the commencement of regular weekly sessions for the current year, under the leadership of Rabbi L.Baron, of the Mercaz Hatorah Yeshiva.The group meets each Thursday evening, from 8 to 10 p.m,, at the Synagogue, and is open to all.Hunting at .EVERGREEN LODGE St.Donat de Montcaim P.O.Box 6, Que.Situated on shore of beautiful Lake Pembina, a chain of lakes seven miles long.Hunters, the lodge Is ons mile from Mont-Tremblant Park, where trails are numerous.Step out of the lodge and you are surrounded by the sport you like best.Excellent Canadian cuisine.For booklet, writs er phone St.Donat 61 ring 11 ut ad FS -\u2014 tm Sn gn NS @ b 7, Germaney has been ap- ted sports.supervisor of \u201cthe ity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount, was announced today.Mr, Ger- pney is well known In local hity Boys\u2019 Club where he held similar post last year, A variety of sports will come i der Mr, Germaney's jurisdiction d these will include: Basketball, lleyball, gymnastics, hockey, #8 iminton, track and field and hall, Hugh Stratton will assist ll: Germaney in the organization Ld the general supervision of the borts program.To-date three bcsketball coaches hve been -secured for the pee-wee jupervisor At Unity Boys\u2019 \u2018coach the pee-wees and Emmett etic circles and also at the.añd midget basketball teams.They are: Pat Baker, who will -Murphy and Fred Donald who will coach the midgets.Others are needed for the bantams and juveniles.\u201cIt is hoped that someone with & few hours of sparé time per week will come forward and \u2018offer\u2019 their services,\u201d a club spokesman stated.Official Opening An official welcome by Boys Club president Donald B.Ross was tendered hundreds of boys and girls who attended last Tuesday's opening ceremony of the fall and winter program.Other items on the agenda included the introduction of the new gtaff and the \u2018showing of a feature movie, Westmount has had the service y the Victorian Order of Nurses nce 1914, ; BN Originally this City had its own fictorian Order of Nurses branch, i Eut in 1925 the service came under qupervision and direction of the @Wontreal branch.§ During 1951 there were 3,276 *lMisits to 357 patients in West- Mount.Of these, 1,176 were free, 4 The record shows that in West- mount district service is given Yhiefly to medical and surgical pases, and the patients who are Meturning from hospital to con- IN.O.N.Paid 3,276 Visits ast Year Patients Here -| patient between visits, They give of Montreal.The Victorian Order of Nurses serves all faiths and every nationality, and ability to pay does not count in its humanitarian work.Thé same skilled care is given to everyone, Instruction Given The Victorian Order Nurses always work under direction of a physician, and do not prescribe or treat patients on their own initiative.But, it is pointed out, their care goes far beyond mere treatment.In addition to the nursing care they give, they teach the family how to look after the instruction on good health habits; they give hints on economical buy- in gof wholesome food, and in ralesce and to continue treatment | Et home.m | Westmount's experience is Lypi- | \u2018BRal of the service given by the F.an O.N.in all parts of the Island calle rah fy Htzvay TANF\u201d on of se 3 Mrs, Read, \", Oct, os, a 3 ewish ses 1.30 es in ( the wish ( ual 1 he pen, { y be ice.( for the ( all the ) on mJy PAINT OR _ - rey G, ENAMEL and ers, ram mal Don't confuse MAGIKOTER ass with ordinary paint rollers.me You don\u2019t dip it in paint es- « « « you simply pour paint fer into the sleeve-covered va.cylinder .and roll paint ay on with an easy, crisscross he motion! You get a profes- sional-looking job \u2014 no laps, no sags, no brush marks! Come'in and see it! (MONTREAL) LTD.1311 GREENE AVENUE (Just above Western Avenue) COMPLETE WITH SLEEVES Extra sleeve sets available PAINT FREE DELIVERY \u2014 GL.1496 THE WXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1952 fact, these nurses give advice on all sorts of problems.Where the Victorian Order Nurse does not know the answer, she is in touch with all other social and health agencies whence the answer may be obtained.The V.O.N, does not reckon its service In terms of dollars, but it is interesting to learn from the report of .1951 activity that 11% of those who were served paid in full, while 28% paid in part.Fifty- four per cent of the visits were free., It would be a mistake to think that because Montreal is relatively prosperous therefore there is less need than before for the V.O.N.It was truly remarked by Miss Isobel Black, district superintendent of the V.O.N., that dis- PAGE FIVE ease, and suffering and death do| work of the V.O.N.is just as nee not \u2018withold their hands whatever cessary in prosperity and in peace the material surroundings may be.as it ever was in depression and The bld do not grow young.The war.ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited 65 Hillside Avenue WI.1104 WESTMOUNT venience.6 mo 4 N Graciousness and Refinement - | WESTMOUNT | TERRACE | APARTMENTS | Ten Rosemount Avenue This apartment building is located in the heart of Westmount, the City of distinetive homes, and is designed with the thought in mind that your home is the most important place in your life and should incorporate every detail to ensure your comfort and con- Your privacy and quietness are safeguarded yet shopping centres, schools and churches of all denominations are nearby and the downtown business areas are within walking distance.The building is fireproof, soundproof, has 2 elevators and luxurious lobbies and halls.A few of the following apartments are still available: 34, Rooms .$130 and up \u201d 44, Rooms .$150 and up 51, Rooms .$220 and up Rooms .$230 and up Glenview 4470 ROSE REALTIES COMPANY THE \\ RENTING ON PREMISES 10 A.M.to 10 PM.® LAncaster 0326 ee ne A Ua ~ THE XJ The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Church Home, Guy Street, is holding a bazaar on Thursday, Novem- bor 13, at 2:30 p.m.Among the articles for sale will be fancy work, children's handmade knitted articles, dressed dolls, home-made pickles and jams, SINDEN, WES - Bazaar 7 MDUI VOICE PRODUCTION ITALIAN BEL CANTO METHOD ROSA ROSANA Operatic and Classical Repertory j SINGING.ELOCUTION SCHOOL or DANCING .in Italian, French, German, English RBROOKE ST, W.: WEllington 2126 Preferably between 1-3 p.m.REGISTER NOW FJ WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE [JJ MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.\u2018Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.Why not enroll with a school established aver 20 years in Westmount and which has graduates in all leading Montreal firms?Clas also private lessons.Day or Evening.Expert instruction.WEllington 1885 \u201cTHE SCHOOL OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS\u201d WESTMOUNT STUDIO RUTH SOREL - \"Best Theatre Dancer From Europe\u201d \u2014 New York Times by John Martins BALLET SCHOOL: Classical and Modern Ist Prize International Solo Dance Competition et Warsaw .Longstanding Soloist With European Opera.Information : WE.8842 Studio : 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.e ELECTRICITY e RADIO e TELEVISION REGISTER NOW TOR NEW CLASSES DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY BUILDING 1204 Crescent Street Telephone UN.46-0959 - | | | NAME | | STREET J I SONGS 0010000008 maccsan.0.00 s0ss | CITY AGE .+.G.-M.-E | story Pupils of Children\u2019s Theatre as their Saturday morning broadcasts over CFCF at 10.30.Students of all ages can register now TFUUKY, ULIUBER 8, 1bDX = Children\u2019 s Theatre Pupils Broadcast they appear on LA for radio course under the direct®n of Charles Miller as well as the dramatic Courses.A warm and wonderful -story -story opens Saturday at the Monkland Theatre in Columbia Pictures\u2019 \u201cMy Six Convicts.\u201d The new Stanley Kramer Company production, based on the best-seller by Donald Powell Wilson, does a perfect job of transferring to the screen the private lives of six public enemies, the most astonishing characters you've ever known \u2014 in or out of any jail! As readers of the book know, \u201cMy Six Convicts\u201d offers a new slant on prison life, told by the psychologist who went \u201cinside\u201d | to study the inner workings of a group of criminals.\u201cMy Six Convicts\u201d is a warm and wonderful of six astonishing individuals.\u201cMy Six Convicts\u201d casts John Beal as the prison psychologist who suddenly discovers the men he is working with have smuggled a girl into their cell block! Millard Mitchell, Gilbert Roland and Marshall Thompson are also featured prominently.Mitchell plays Connie, who takes from the rich to give to the girls.Roland is cast as Punch, Public Enemy No.3 \u2014 but gaining all the time! Conveners Listed For Annual Xavier SOFT-TOE BALLET 8killfully designed, Capezio soft-toe ballets meet every tequirement .flexible, fool conforming, durable.$2.00 TOE SHOES , The non-plested suede toe for longer wear\u2014functionally perfect for proper support and comfort.$7.50 TAP SHOES Designed especially for tap and character dancing with \u201catitched\u201d sole construction to withstand strain\u2014 # light-weight and flexible.Ë 8-2% $4.50\" 3.9 $4.95 CAPEZIO (QUEBEC) LTD.Sizes: Guild Autumn Fair Xavier Apostolate Guild's Third Autumn Fair to be held in Victoria Hall, October 15 and 16, afternoons and evenings, under the joint chairmanship of Mrs.E.Leo Murphy and Mrs.Harry King, who will be assisted by the following conveners of booths: accessories, Mrs.J.M.Hayes and Mrs.F.W.McNally; aprons, Mrs.J.B.Boyne and Mrs.J.P.Boyle; artificial flowers, Miss Elizabeth Marnell; candy, Mrs.R.Lee and Mrs.A.Limoges; children\u2019s arcade, L.P.Carriere and Mrs.G.G.Maguire; Christmas wrappings, Mrs.J.M.Doyle; Greeting Cards.Mrs.C.Le- veque; gift shop, Mrs.T.J.Mul- cair and Mrs.Joseph Langley men\u2019s shoppe, Mis.P.T.Lynch and Mrs.H.F.Kerrin: pantry shell, Miss Beryl Quigley and Mrs.Mary Roy; post office, Mrs.J.J.McAsey; kiddie\u2019s record bar.Mrs.take-a-chance, Mrs.Maurice Shea; tea room, Mrs, T.W, Tin- mouth and Mrs, Peter Reid; white elephant.Mrs.W.Garland and Mrs.G.H.Fitzgerald: Fred O.Revnolds and Mrs.C, J.Brown: secretaries.Mrs.Colville Sinclair and Mrs.M.J.McCormick; telephone, Mrs.J.Rafferty; entertainment, Miss Ethel McDer- mott; wrapping and checking, Mrs.J.E.Goodman and Mrs, J.L.D, 2067 University Street LA.5978 (just below Sherbrooke Street) Mason: publicity, Mrs, John P.Du Pois; recepiion and information, Past Presidents.A.Prince and Mrs.W.J.Bryant; | P.; treasurer, Mrs., \u201cMy Six Convicts\u201d Starts At The Monkland Theatre On Saturday Thompson plays Scotty, a young felon learning a trade \u2014 picking pockets! The remainder of \u201cMy Six Convicts\u201d are Dawson, the twisted brains behind a prison break, played by Henry Morgan; Kopac, whose only home was the prison, played by Jay Adler and Randall, stir-crazy enough to smuggle his woman inside the jail, played by Alf Kjellin.All six perform with authority and with real insight into the cogs which make criminals tick.\u201cMy Six Convicts\u201d has a number of wonderful events, some funny, some terrifying, some brutal.One of the more hilarious highlights is the smuggling in and out of the jail of Randall's wife, engineered by the Doc's six convicts.More dramatic is the mass jailbreak which places the \u201cbug doctor\u201d in jeopardy, and from which he is rescued by his \u2018convict aides, Michael Blankfort wrote the screen play of \u201cMy Six Convicts,\u201d which was directed by Huga Fre- gonese.Edna and Edward Anhalt were associate producers.They and the other members of the Stanley Kramer organization merit hosannas for a marvelously entertaining film.Also on the same program as a companion picture is the hilarious love comedy \u2018Love is Better Than Ever\u201d starring Elizabeth Taylor and Larry Parks.CATHERINE H.SMITH Expert Matthay Piano Teacher Matthay principles with an added discovery which eliminates years of technical struggle and is a great aid to sight.reading and interpretation, as results have proved and are proving.Theory, Harmony, Tape-re- cording, Orchestral Rhythm Band (ail concert instruments), Recitals.Miss Smith, assisted by Larche Paul, is organizing a new and charming short Operetta fo teen-age pupils (children help in chorus).There is still an opening for soloists and room in chorus for those fond of singing.Phone GL.2046 CHILDREN'S THEATRE Canada\u2019s Foremost School of Training for Young People.e STAGE RADIO e TELEVISION e Diction - Poise - Deportment North & West End Studios DOROTHY DAVIS VIOLET WALTERS DE.6620 Mo cople drink BURNETT'S than any other Dry Gin | BURNETT'S WHITE satin GIN BURNETT'S LONDON GIN Distilled in Canado ond distributed by The House of Seagram \u201cA topic by # nigh vent dired Eval \u201cBe U nou tot are mon Joist TELE i x tesra- = B.- sw.0e PEL Rev.H.J.Brendel To Give Lecture At Victoria Hall \u201cA New World Order\u201d is the topic of the lecture to be delivered by Rev.Harold Brendel, tomorrow night in Victoria Hall, Mr, Brendel, pastor of the Se- | venth-Day Adventist Church and director of the \u201cRays of Light\u201d Evangelistic Team, as well as the \u2018Better Living\u201d Health Team, announced that this meeting is open to the public.} Associated with Rev.Brendel are Paul Burgess, organist and demonstrator, and Ernest Roy, soloist and demonstrator, Having H.J.BRENDEL come to Canada from the United States the group is new to this field, but well-known for their work within the last few months.The team of Evangelism has conducted health and religious lectures for the past seven months and the meeting tomorrow marks the opening of a new series, lasting until Dec.14.Mr.Brendel said that in the series he would use the Bible to prove to the audience that a \u201cnew world order is prohesied and that it will soon be a reality.The new economic system will include Marcel Guay, C.A.Surgical Supplies, Children\u2019s Garments Needed By Mission In past years the Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission, through the generosity of the people of Montreal has been able to ship large quantities of supplies of various kinds to Harrington Harbour for distribution among the people there.It now appeals for new garments for babies and pre-school children, and also for bandages, dressings and surgical supplies for the new Harrington Harbour Hospital.There is a pressing need also for rayon and lisle which is used in rug making, a handicraft which is carried on at Harrington Harbour under the guidance of the Mission staff, ) Fee for Associate membership in the Mission is $1.00 per year; a $3.00 donation entitles a-mem- ber to receive the magazine, \u201cAmong the Deep Sea Fishers\u201d, which is published quarterly.These fees enable the Montreal Association to fulfill its obligations towards the upkeep of Harrington Hospital.Canada, U.S.Britain, and Russia\u201d.Beginning at 7 p.m., Paul Burgess will be featured at the Hammond organ and at 7.30 p.m.Ernest Roy will lead the singing of Gospel Songs.The main leêture begins at 8 p.m.Doors open at 6.30 at the Vic- toria Hall.THB EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1952 M.GuayNamed As Chairman Of Merit IAPES Committee Marcel Gûay, C.A., Westmount, Quebec Regional superintendent of the Unemployment Insurance Commission, has been named chairman of the Awards of Merit Committee for the International Association of Personnel in Employment Security, (IAPES), it was announced by Clifford A.Hollister, Chicago, IlL, the association\u2019s president.The Awards of Merit Contest is sponsored annually by the IAPES to recognize outstanding accomplishments in the fields of employment security and related programs.The competition is open to the Association's 16,000 mem- ¥ bers in all parts of Canada, United States, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Alaska, France and Japan.Purpose of the IAPES is to im- in the administration of employment security and related professional advancement of the personnel, - Mr.Guay is also Committeeman for the Association\u2019s 16th district, comprising New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Isand and Quebec.Three other Canadians hold office in the IAPES.They are R.P.Hartley, Moncton, N.B., William McKinstry, Vancouver, B.C., and Bart G.Sullivan, Toronto, Ont.There is, in the Province of Quebec, a chapter of the International Association of Personnel prove operational methods used: 154 PAGE SEVEN Unemployment Insurance Come mission and also the Provincial Employment Service.Headquarters of the Quebec Chapter are located in Montreal, Wearing glasses is no longer ree garded as undesirable and, for the fashion-minded, there are most ate tractive styles in frames.in Employment Security which groups staff members of the National Employment Service of the LL LLL ELL LLL ALLL LILLIES LL LLL LLLIIS IL LLIS ILL LIL LS LL ASI I SL LL 111111 121471700107 GENUINE WELSH ANTHRACITE COAL More Heat \u2014 Less Ash \u2014No Dust For Immediate Delivery CALL DEXTER 1131 TODAY Authorized Dealer HAND & PARKER LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West Fuel Oil \u2014 Oil Burners SLSUSLLIAUAIIAATISIAI SUIS FAIM SL III SOS AIS ANINOLIA OSSI SNIS IS ISESMIAISAIISASI TSI SUA LS SSI SU SN VIS SSI AS MAL SIA A IS ASS SNS SSI SIMS ST S DM SNA SD Backed by thirty-five years of dependable service ON Let's all join hands UNITED RED FEATHER CAMPAIGN Everybody benefits.Everybody gives RET TES Se RÉSISTER Eu Gaes MGHT THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount -GARDEN BUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aim» to be an independent, clean mewspaper for the home, devoted to publie service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail Post Office Dept.Ottawa, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1952 ° « Buy Carfada Savings Bonds ¥ % % : Cood Interest Rate and Unexcelled Security \u2014 One of Our Best Investments This October hundreds, of thousands of Canadians will buy the seventh consecutive + annual issue of Canada Savings Bonds.Through payroll savings, through banks and investment dealers, we will put out to interest millions of dollars of our collective savings, doing we take what military strategists term \u201ca calculated risk.\u201d We risk our dollars in an investment which is only as good as Canada and the Canadian dollar \u2014 no better, no worse.True these bonds are readily convertible to cash.True, too, they yield.an attractive interest rate.They thus boast two of the major assets of a sound investment.But even more important, when we buy Canada Savings Bonds we become shareholders in the enterprise of Canada, its government and its economy.\" At a time when inflationary forces are forever feeding on the purchasing power of the wage earner\u2019s dollar, Canada Savings Bonds form a bulwark at home, in commerce and industry, and in government, a bulwark against waste and inefficiency.With our purchase of Savings Bonds, we each have a personal stake in the buy- ability of the dollars so invested.And, as shareholders in the Canadian enterprise, we realize that the best production for Canada, for the Canadian dollar,and for Canada Savings Bonds lies in the maximum of produe- tive labor and the minimum of waste at all levels of our national economy.Canada Savings Bonds are a good buy today because they are one of the best protections we have against having to say THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1852 Consciously or uncensciously, Welfare By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor Trinity Memorial Church by so Ber rete te + We are again in the midst of a campaign for the needs of our own people who are in distress.We have had a great many special campaigns in the course of the year for special needs of various groups, and we have responded with a very considerable degree of generosity.But this September-October drive for Welfare Federation stands in a class by itself simply because it covers so many agencies for the relief of distress \u2014 which would find it very difficult to organize a campaign for themselves.And just think of the \u201cconfusion worse confounded\u201d if thirty-five separate organizations made thirty-five different appeals.Every one of them would spend good money in its literature, advertising and postage, to say nothing of wearing down thirty- five groups of campaigners.Ii.was plain business common sense that led to the co-operation of all these agencies in one Red Feather campaign.They are saving the citizens of Montreal a great deal of annoyance and themselves a great deal of trouble and expense.So let the workers settle down to the task and do their canvassing with the assurance on our part that they are public benefactors, not only to those in need, but to us who are allowed to relieve the need.There is another side to this question: what response are we going to make to the tremendous effort put out by the workers?Most of us cannot take time to xead ail the literature put out by the Federation, but we have a profound faith in the wisdom and integrity of its officers, and we are aware of the sacrifice of time and energy on the part of the workers.Further, we are aware that there is very real need.We have only to look about with open eyes to see it.And there is & vast amount which we do not see.How are we to respond?Look at it in this way: There are thirty-five needs.Every one of them calls for my response.If I have a reasonably good income PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D,, Minister.; Sunday, October 5th 31.00 nan Public Warship, 7.340 pm.Public Worship.Visitors and Friends Are Cordinlly Welcome.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Chofrmaster, then I should make a reasonable contribution to each of the agencies.If I am in the upper bracket, then an upper bracket response; if in the lower, then I am entitled to a lower response.But we as citizens are under a definite obligation to each of these good works which have committed their cause to us.' And finally, while we have maintained many good causes, our can- tributions to good works are only a fraction of what the Government allows us for income tax purposes.1 St.Andrew's United , + + Next Sunday will be a significant day in St.Andrew's Church.For one thing it will be World- tide Communion Sunday.The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated at the morning worship.Rev.D.M.Grant will speak on \u201cRenewing the Vision.\u201d Rev.Donald MacGiure of Tuskegee, Alabama, will assist in the service.Thirteen years ago this World- Wide Communion observance began.Once again, Christians on the five continents and the islands of the sea will gather about the Lord's Table.This sense of world fellowship with other Christians should bring \u201cinspiration and strength for better christian living in this critical time among the rations.: Masonic Service On Sunday evening there will be a Masonic service.The officers and members of four Lodges (West- mount, Isaac Henry Stearns, Con- cordia and Connaught) will attend worship in a body.Westmount Lodge No.76 will be host, and Worshipful Master J.H.Richard- - BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Strest and Reslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, B.D.Minister Willem J.Neesle Organist and Cheirmester am.\u201cON YOUR FEEL\u201d, \u201cSon of Man! Stand Upon Feet\u201d COMMUNION AT NOON.a.m.BIBLE SCHOOL, \u201cThe Hour the Family Comes to Chureh.\u201d p.m.\u201cTHE THRILL OF BEGINNING AGAIN.\u201d Poast-seript \u2014 Circle of Friendship.11.00 Thy 11.00 7.30 Wednesday Mid-Week Fellowship, Thursday Young Peoples Union.Dr.Johnston At Bolh EVERYBODY CORDIALLY WELCOMED 8.00 p.m.8.00 p.m.Services VINCENT EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN OCT.18ih to 26th goodbye to our promising tomorrow.son, and District Deputy Grand Master.Fred T.Parker, will participate in the service.Afterwards there will be a \u2018social hour\u201d in Hutchison Hall for the members of the order and their wives.The Church School has made a fine beginning, with leadership and a program arranged for the fall and winter season.J.Howard Richardson is general superintendent of the School.Associated with him are Mis.A.H.McDougall, Mr.H.L.Gnaedinger, Miss Dorothy Sutherland, Mrs.E.W.Prinn and Miss Jamie Robb as superintendents of the Senicr, Junior-Inter- mediate, Primary, Beginners and Nursery Departments respectively.Each department is adequately staffed, and a good season's effort 3 assured.The MacGillivray Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Socieuy will meet on Tuesday afternoon under the presidency of Mis.W.A.Falconer.The guest speake- will be Miss Gladys Watson, United Church Hospital Visitor.The soloist; Mrs.William Robertson.Mrs.D.E.Longmore and the ladiez of Circle No.5 will be tea hostesses.The Board of Management wili nieet on Tuesday at 8:15 p.m.The Girl Guides, Brownies and Wolf Cubs will meet on Tueslay and Wednesday evenings ns arranged.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist 32 Academy Road, Westmount, Que.Sunday Service Subject of Lesson Sermon: Erry,\u201d 11.00 a.m.\u201cUNREA Golden \u2018Text: Job 15:31.Let not him that is deceived trust in vanity: for vanity shall be his recom- pence.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room, 52 Academy Road, Open 2.00 to 4.00 p.m.Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays (except holidays).SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, WESTMOUNT, QUE.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Mr.Samuel J.Leibowitx, Educational Director PUBLIC WORSHIP SUCCOS SERVICE Succos Eve, Friday, Oct.3rd 5.10 p.m.Candle lighting, 5.15 pan.Evening Service, Saturday and Sunday, Succoss I and II 8.30 a.m, Morning Service, 10,00 a.m.Scriptural Readings.10.50 a.m.Sermon, 5.25 p.m.Evening Service.6.15 p.m.Candle Lighting, Intermediary Days of Succos 7.15 a.m.Morning Service, 6.30 p.m.Evening Service, Friday, Oct.10th HOSHANA RABBA 7.00 a.m.Morning Service.4.55 p.m.Candle Lighting, 5.00 p.m.Evening Service \u2019 ; \u201c2 Come to Chueh | Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Bi Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.¢ Calvary United \u2018 + # World Wide Communion will be celebrated in Calvary Church on Sunday morning when every member is expected to participate in the Holy Communion.The Intermediate and Senior Sunday School will hold its session at 9:45 p.m., with the Junior, Primary and Nursery Divisions meeting during the hour of morning worship.At the evening service, the minister, Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A, will continue the series of sermons on \u201cWhat Do You Think of Spiritualism?\u201d (Fortune Telling, Hypnotism, Seance).Immediately following: the evening service.the Young People's Union will sponsor a Fellowship Hour in the Ladies\u2019 Parlors.The first fellowship hour will inciude a sing-song, colored film, a Bible Quiz and refreshm»>wts.+ \u2014 + | Christian Science | + + \u201cUnreality\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.This Lesson-Sermon explains that in human experience, whatever is good, being of God, is real and permanent; whereas sin, sickness and death seem real only while a mortal believes erroneously either that existence is material and separate from God, or that God's creation is imperfect, inharmonious, unlike Himself.The Golden Text is.from Job: \u201cLet not him that is deceived trust ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.Alexander Mellor Saturday.October jth 3.00 p.m.5.30 p.m.QUIET AFTERNOON Conductor: Rev, J.H.H.Watls Sunday.October 5th DEDICATION FESTIVAL 8.30 a.m.Holy Communion.8.45 #.m.Parish Breakfast.9.45 a.m.Sunday School and Bible Class.% 10.15 a.m.Mattins, 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist, Preacher: Rev.J.H.H.Walls 7.00 p.m.Festal Evensong.IVeek-day Services Hoty Communion, 8 a.m., Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, hurs- day and Saturday: 9.50 am.Wednesday Mattins: 7.30 a.m., daily except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 pm.dally, except en Saturday at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th.,, M.C.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.Sunday After Trinity Rev.17th 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon.Preacher: Rev.\u20ac.Douglas Ellis.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector, Wednesday Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev, Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, ector.17th Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 8.45.a.m.Junior Sunday School and Junior Confirmation Class, 11.00 a.m, Choral Communion, Preacher: \u2018The Rev.Prof.Elion Scott.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Prenchers The Rector.Wednesday 7.00 am.Holy Communion, Thursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Commnnlon.in vanity: for vanity shall \u2018be his recomperise.\u201d Citations from the Bible include the following from Jeremiah: \u201cThe prophet that hath a dream, let him tell a dream; and he that hath my word, let him speak my word faithfully, What is the chaff to to the wheat?saith the Lord.\u201d Correlative passages from the Christian Science texthook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following: \u201cWhat is termed material sense can re- Meat >; .West port only a mortal temporary squat serise of things, whereas spiritual WA.sense can* bear witness only to Truth.To material sense, the unreal is the real until this sertse is corrected by Christian Science.Material sense expresses the belief that mind is in matter.This human belief, alternating between FOI a sense of pleasure and pain, hope 30 and fear, life and death.never DWE reaches beyond the boundary of - the mortal or the unread.\u201d 177 SHES \u2014 UNITED 13 CALVARY GHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount THAT'S Minister: Rev.Walter J, Spence, B.A.r.andlord charge se fully chd Organist and Choir Director, You'll fi Mr.8 W.W.Lynch, L.T.C.L.sore sat Sunday.October 51h save tim 10.00 a.m.Communion Service.Sunday School in attendance.7.30 pan.3rd in Series of Sermons, \u201cWHAT DO YOU THINK OF SPIRIT: DWE UALISM?2* \u2014 (Fortune Telling, Hypnotism, Séance}.8.30 p.in.FELLOWSHIP HOUR, in Ladies* Parlours.Sing song gee] coloured film, Bible Quiz.vefresh- FURNIS ments, sponsored by Y.P.U.rooing.Young People Specially within w Invited\u2019 to Attend.Academy EER.Box 402, Plun to Atlend and Bring __ Yours Friends Along.FAMILY _ Novembe VISITORS MONT WELCOME vicinity, aitractly \u2019 evenings ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH Fa 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, NEVEN near Argyle Averfue, Eastern WESTMOUNT mount, 16 J Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A,, Minister oo VAN H 54) duplex, ; + - 4 venience Sunday, O« tober th yenienc 11.00 a.m.Holy Communiog.siove, Vi æ Sermon: \u201cRenewing The Vision.\u201d water, À 7.30 p.ni.Masonic Service, and rea Sermon: \"He Is My Friend.\u201d $135.00.(Mr.Grant will preach al both services.) 11.00 am.Church School (All departments), Organist and Choir Director, Phillips Motley, B.A, Mus.Bae, F.C.C.0, ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH .443 St.Catherine Street West Rev.B.B.Brown, Interim Minister Sunday, Oclober 5th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m, Morning Service, \u201cGOOD RESOLUTIONS.\u201d Guest Preacher: Rev.Kilpatrick, DD.LD.7.30 p.m vening Service Guest Preacher: Rev, J.$.Thomson, D.D., LL.D.St.James at the Heart of The Down Town, A CORDIAL WELCOME TO VISITORS Organist and Choir Director, Arnold Bellis is 744 - EMMANUEL! | | a yt 4, \" UNITED CHURCH 4 Western Ave, at Lansdewne Minister: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D.DD.Sunday, October 5th ! - WORI.D COMMUNION SUNDAY Services at 11 am, - and 7,30 p.m.Preacher: The Minister.A Cordial Welcome Is Extended Te AB A Residents of the Westmount Community | Director of Music, J.G, Scvtt, | L.T.C.M.BM, Organist, 0.MR.Gliddon. FOR BEST RESULTS T THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1952 pat ae .erat - - \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771 | WAlnut 27 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 ER 3e for each additional word Ze ord $i 35¢ | EXPERT | APPLIANCE REPAIRS RADIOS & T.V.WASHING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTRIC RANGES ETC.Free Estimates MOST MODERN EQUIPPED SHOP WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES COMPANY 4209 St.Catherine St.W.WE.2226 Fl.3006 An i eR GER WAREHOUSE SPACE 19 WANTED \u2019 LIVING QUARTERS .COMFORTABLE house to share, suit- Heated warehouse wanted.able for married couple.Montreal West of Girouard about 2,000 West, Terms very reasonable, LA.square feet, Phone Mr.Scott, 6491, : L-3) , 9 19% WA, 1142.L-12 20 ROOMS TO LET 12 APARTMENTS BEDROOM, in apartment, gentleman only, no cooking privileges.etweell __ TO LET 1-9 p.n., FI.4367.L-16 31; reonrpariment, Westmount, pets BEDROOM, in apartment, gentleman park.WI.6450.LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO LIVE?Let us help vou.30 days of service, $5.00.DWELLING LOCATION SERVICE 177 SHERBROOKE ST.W, HA.4644 1.158 13 APARTMENTS WANTED AMAZING THAT'S WHAT LANDLORDS SAY Landlords are delighted with our no charge service.We send tenants carefully chosen to fit your vacancies, You'll find them more permanent, more satisfactory.Save time, inconvenience, NO CHARGE DWELLING LOCATION SERVICE HARBOUR 8466 money, L-28 TURNISHED or unfurnished 3 or 4 rooms.Must be clean, quiet, and only, no cooking privileges.Between 1-9 p.m.FI.4367.L-16 WESTMOUNT, large bright clean room, light privileges, 2260 DORCHESTER West, ment 6 near Atwater, large large cupboard, light privileges, tric plate, hot water, lady roomer, $8.00 weekly, WI.8065.21 ROOMS WANTED YOUNG couple and student, both at- apart- room, elec- only 1-40 FOR SALE 29 ~ 29 FOR SALE CHRISTMAS CARDS |, BEDROOM SUITE 75 boxes lovely cards, Rust Craft and iy fine pieces, (fy bed).Jveninge Canadian Artists Series, value $85.00, bargain $42.00.El.8405.L-61 BARGAIN MAN'S suit, grey Scotch tweed, new, size 42.WA.3414.L-34 GEORGIAN DINING SET Good opportunity to acquire handsome old pleces in excellent condition.UN.6-902.11-55 CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken in your home.The ideal gift and family record.McCullagh, LA.1721 evenings, T.-47 - SOIL Specjally treated black earth for lawns and gardens, $4.00 single load, $7.00 double.Wholesale and retail, Bulldozing.EL.1177.L-8 % BED, walnut veneer, slat spring, complete; tea wagon, Will sell cheap.si WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTS ; Old-fashioned china, cut glass, small antique.furniture.Oriental rugs, oil painting.EX, 9518.- 4 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED WOMAN for housework, some cooking, 4 hours a day, Monday to Friday.Gl.2637.1-22 34 HELP WANTED _ FEMALE ' SCHOOL, girl, 15 or over, to take children to park afternoons.GL, 15676.1.-54 RESPONSIBLE person living near Clarke Ave., to care for young boy afternoons, Monday - Friday.FI.5862.tending post graduate courses at be LS L-31 MeG desires rooms with kitchen FI, 5.-21 .re : oo ; : YOUNG lad grocery à : or kitchen facilities, write box 408 BILLIARD table full size 12x6 in store.Expérience ern fo c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue.L-53 excellent condition, with lights and Sherbrooke West.* L'46 RETIRED lady desires unfurnished equipment.WA.7580.L-18 35 SITUATIONS WANTED room with privileges, GT.1497.EXPENSIVE dark walnut bedroom FEM L 26 GARAGES TO LET Bok Ene matt hie ed with i 5 or ona an\u2019 1 ag EUROPEAN dressmaker and designer, TO LET eng gable.$200.00.EL.1380 be.dresses made.Alterations and repaire HBATED garage vicinity Victoria adda = 5110 Sherbrooke West.Apartment J.Ave, and Sherbrooke, DE.4219.L-44 GIRLS grenfel, wine flannel robe, L-19 pink party dress, other dresses, green HIT INGUAT, t s il \u2018pi 27 GARAGES WANTED Jumper, size 10-12.WA.4516.1.58 home.Di osar 0 WHI do typing at HEATED garage wanted, Westmount preferably, Grosvenor and Sherbrooke.WA.5869.L-57 28 TO RENT VACUUM cleaners rentals, 07¢ a day, floor polishers at 20¢ a day on special rental plan also repairs and sales of all makes, new or rebuilt, at within walking distance of St.Paul's Lucky Hume Appliances on easy Academy.Oct.1st occupancy.Write terms.HE, 6883, L-11 Pox 402, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue.29 FOR SALE L-15 ZT FAMILY of 3 adults want 5 rooms, FOLDING baby carriage, white, polar November 1st.Lower Westmount or bear skin, both excellent condition.vicinity.Willing to pay $100.00 for [FI 374.~~ L-50 nitractive apartment or flat, Phone ROSE Khalabar rug, 9 x 12, excellent evenings only.WI, 3272.L-13 condition, $150.00.WI, 8368.1-51 15 HOUSES WANTED FOOTBALL boots, size 10, practi- = = cally new, $8.50.Also soccer boots, SEVEN room cuttage central Or |size 5, guod condition, $3.00, WI Eastern N.D.G.or West of Wesl- §329, 1.-49 mount, no agent.Kl.8732.1.-33 SMALL dining Toon sel.chaire 16 FLATS, DUPLEXES longue: kitchen table, El.0358.J.-56 TO LET HOUSEHOLD furniture ornaments, \u2014 _\u2014 .; pictures, ete, contents of flat, Hhe- VAN HORNE near Victoria, Upper tween 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.except Saturday duplex, 6 large bright rooms, all cons and Sunday.EL.- 4679.L-41 veniences tile bathroom planned eT = - The ' i .\u201c , ; PICTURE etchings; large poliery kitchen with pantry, refrigerator, candle sticks; large turkey platter; siove, venetian blinds throughout, hot water, heated garage, balcony front and rear, November 1st or earlier, $135.00.Phone AT.5236.I-48 AWollins FUNCRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St W.DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED fanerel Heme end Chapel J TET er Hila HLH \u201c| al ei) TRIER doll's carriage; large tricycle: coaster wagon: double metal bed and spring.BY.1360, L-38 DOG kennel, for Scotty $10.00; brushes, leads, blankets $5.00.WA.3414.L-35 BEATTY automatic home electric ironer, large model.El.5970, I,-36 ORIENTAL pattern Khaläbar rugs, 10 x 14, 9 x 12, former, green background, good condition, $100.00, latter, wine background, worn, $30.00.El.5354.L,-29 LAWNMOWERS, two, one quite new.other older in good condition.Also compressor unit and motor; large Norge refrigerator without freezer unit.WI.3674, ) \u2014 L-80 ROTL-A-WAY bed, almost new.WE.1419.L-26 FOUR skin Russian, sable, excellent condition, no dealers.WE, 9123.T,-27 ATTENTION, how will you protect your car this winter and save it for a long time?If you are worried, find & garage The best thing to do is buy a Standard Aluminum Garage, 11'2\u201d* x 20' or smaller, transportable, low cost of $299,97 complete and installed from Bergeron and Son Reg'd.4282 Brebeuf.Call CH.2419.Evenings FR.1556.L-24 VACUUM cleaners, only $10.00 each, Hoover, Premier, Apex, Eureka, etc.Used, JT.ucky Home Appliances.HE.6883.J.-10 The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty 125% i@UDiversitz 6-6363 \"Mountain St.| \u201cMaple Leaf\u2019 Dinner Highlight Of Coming Zonta Conference Highlight of the Zonta International Conference will be the \u201cMaple Leaf Dinner\u201d to be held in Sheraton Hall, at the Mount Royal Hotel, at 7:30 p.m., on October 4.Miss Helen Guiton, Immediate Past President of the Montreal Zonta Club and well-known writer, will be the guest speaker on this occasion and the title of her talk will be \u201cThe Stuff Clubs are Made of.\u201d The dinner meeting will be chaired by Mrs.Emma F.Watt, President of the Montreal Club and honorary chairman of the Conference.Other head table guests will be: Mrs.Ruth Badgley Shaw.governor of district no.2, Zonta International; Miss Ninita Johns, Lieutenant governor of district no.2, Zonta International; Mrs.John S.Corbett, president, Montreal Girls\u2019 Association; Mrs, Hazel Tompkins- Porter, co-chairman of the conference; Mr.W.R.Bulloch, chairman of the General Council of Service Clubs; Mrs.R.G.Gilbride, president of the Montreal Council of Women; Miss May Jackson, vice- president of the Montreal Zonta Club; Mr.C.Denys Heward, president, Iverley Community Centre; Dr.Harryette Evans, first president of the Montreal Zonta Club; Miss Esther Asplet, only honorary member of the Montreal Zonta Club; Mrs.Florence Seymour-Bell, parliamentarian of district no.2 conference; Miss Hilda Knight, conference secretary to district no.2 governor.American Club Groups Resuming Activities The activities of the Social Service Group of the American Women\u2019s Club, with Mrs, Wm.Pead as Chairman, will open on Friday, October 24, at 10.30 a.n.until 4 p.m.at the Y.W.C.A.on Dorchester Street, and will continue each Friday until spring.This year there will be a variety of clothing besides the layettes on which to work, This will include sun-suits, nighties, ete, for children in hospitals, and toys for under-privileged children throughout the City.Volunteer work Is also available.Groups are being formed for 39 LOST LOST, vicinity Grosvenor and Cote St, Antoine, brown and tan striped kita ten, no whie marks.Named Tiger, male.WE.1810, 1.-62 41 DOMESTIC PETS ANNOUNCING The re-opening of Veva Robson Boarding Kennels, now under her own personal management.For reservations phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134, L-7 42 PERSONALS A PARTY TREAT We'll show movies birthday party.at your child's Free group picture to each guest, WA, 5108, L-20 TEA cup reading by appointinent.Call DE.8206.Hi ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS For particulars, P.O.Box 218 .Station L, Westmount Wednesday, Westmount Thursday: West End Sunday afternoon.TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH + + | Westmount Baptist ! + + On Sunday morning the sermon at Westmount Baptist Church will be \u2014 \u201cOn Your Feet\u201d, The Communion of the Lord's Supper will be observed at noon.A special feature of the morning service will be the dedication of the \u2018Pauline Ramsay Memorial Bibles.\u201d A4 the evening service the Address will be \u201cThe Thrill of Beginning Again\u201d.It is never too late to start anew.No matter how badly we have failed or how often we have fallen, Christ always holds before us the possibility of a new beginning, the opportunity for a new start.A brief Post- Script Service will take the form of a \u201cCircle of Friendship.\u201d The Vincent Evangelistic Campaign conducted by Rev.Gordon Vincent, one of the most effective Pastor-Evangelists in the Maritime Provinces, will be held from Saturday evening, Oct.18 to Sunday evening, Oct.26.book review, play reading handicraft, bridge marathon, bridge lessons and public speaking.The group activities are under the chairmanship of Mrs.G.M.Hawthorne.Dessert Luncheon Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood opening Sukkath Dessert Luncheon will be held on Tuesday, at 1.30 p.in.in the Community Hall at which time Max Mikser, celebrated character dancer will perform a Simchas Torah suite of dances, portraying four biblical figures.He will also render an interpretation cf the Opera Petrouschka.Max Mikser will be accompanied by Mr.Karl Steiner.All members and friends are cordially invited.CARPENTRY S.STANDRING \u2014 Qeneral carpentry and cabinet-making.Expert crafis- manship on all lines of woodwork.Planned kitchens and custom built interiors a specialty.Bstimates free, Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7453.1-2 CARTAGE & MOVING WESTERN Crating and Moving, general transport.Local and long distance.Speclaity; furniture, pianos, refrigerators.Call Fl.1328, 1.-3 DECORATING J.A.BROSSOIT and Son Reg\u2018, offers first class work in painting end decorating.Free estimates, wok guaraiiteed.Reasonable.WE.3466.J,-23 DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS, expert fitting, fine dressmaking.in your home, or will collect.Portable machine.Young English woman, References.Moderaie prices.HE.2389.CHILDREN'S dress maker.Hand smocked dresses and blouses, alteru- tions and repairs, on adults dresses and suits.VI.4604.T.-28 EDUCATIONAL SPANISH lessons experienced teacher from Mexico.Coaching, conversation, Information at 527 Prince Albert Ave, L-14 Westmount.Call El, 7431.L-37 GERMAN lessons, Grammar, couver- sation, correspondence.Best references.WI.9210.L-32 FRENCH CONVERSATION Paris, Montreal universities graduate, former McGill professor, private, small groups.3479 Prud'homme, near Sherbrooke.DE.2290.1.-6 SMOCKING LESSONS ENGLISH smacking Four lessons for $5.00, morning and evening classes, Chella Thornton Smocking Books, smacking supplies, Clearance of English broadcloth.Phone WE, 6168 )-8 p.m.- UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD sets re-covered, reconverted to niodern styles.For free estimation call WA, 5582, Mid-Town Upholstering Co., 5337 Western Ave.VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS Flexaium spring tempered slats, Vinyl plastio tapes, Newest and best on the market.No Installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge, Call for free estimate.J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS | REG'D.! YO.5681.EVENINGS, HE.0681 949 ATWATER USED AUSTIN CARS AUSTIN SALES & SERVICELTD.079 MOUNTAIN § eI MIATA ag! N.6-9032 WI.4177 PM.* we Ag uy ye Cmaw wevRREAYe tn CEE sm en es \u2018a .em beeen nt 4 aly Artin fa >: ca TVERENS AN LE f PAGE TEN Mrs.E.Leo Murphy was a tea hostess Monday afternoon in honor of the conveners of the Xavier Apostolate Guild's third autumn fair, to be held in Victoria Hall, on October 15 and 16.The Westmount Girls Hi-Y Club will hold their fall banquet Tues-, day, October 7, at 6 p.m.at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Guest speaker for the evening will be Miss Gretta Lett.An interesting evening has been planned by the program committee and all new and ola members are cordially invited to attend.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Miss Lois Aileen Hebert, daughter of the late J.W.Laurier Hebert and of Mrs.William Spencer, and Mr.Ernest Kenneth MacNair, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest MacNair, of Jacques River, N.B., has been arranged to take place on Saturday, October 4, at Westmount Park- Emmanuel Church, Westmount, Miss Hebert received her B.A.degree from McGill University, and Mr.MacNair, his B.Eng.degree from the University of New Brus- wick at Fredericton., The marriage of Elaine, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, d'Esneval Panet-Raymond, of Rosemere, formerly of Outremont to Mr.Guy Savoy, son of Mr, and Mrs.John A, Savoy, of Westmount, will take place very quietly at half - past eleven o'clock on Wednesday, October 8, at the Roman Catholic Church at Rosemere, Que.Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Levitt, Belfrage road, Westmount, spent the week-end at Saratoga, N.Y, ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Nancy Armington, youngest daughter of the late D.E.Saunders and of Mrs.Saunders, of West- mount, to Mr.Hubert W.Heath, sun of the late E.W.Heath and of Mrs.Heath of Barbados, B.W.I.The marriage will take place on Saturday, October 25, at four o'clock in the Church of the Messiah.WEDDINGS GRAHAM - BADGLEY In Christ Church Cathedral, at four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, September 27, the marriage was solemnized of Mary Elizabeth, daughter of the late Clement M.Badgley, and of Mrs.Badgley, of Westmount, to Mr.Charles Gordon Graham, son of Mr.and Mrs.C.R.Graham, of Upton, Wirral, England, with Rev.Geoffrey May officiating.Autumn flowers and leaves composed the decorations.The bride, who entered the church with her - brother, Mr.Robin Francis Badgley, was given in marriage by her mother, and attended by Miss Dorothy Lennon, as maid of honor, with Mrs.Philip Wood as her other attendant.Mr.John Graham Campbell Login, of Richmond, England, acted as best man, while the ushers were Mr.Neufille Shaw, Mr.Ian Shaw, Mr.David Dorey, and Mr.Gordon Dorey, cousins of the bride.A floor length gown of embroidered Italian brocade was = ES IMC When Autumn winds start for dressier occasions, too.Luxurious is the word for CHARLOTTE'S new, Fall Coats.Soft, warm, flatterirg ., and so modestly priced.See them today in all their rich, new loveliness.SUITS ~ fi suit from CHARLOTTE'S\u2014for the street\u2014for shopping\u2014 Priced from 59.50 al eus / Cy to chill, it's time for a smart See our grand selection now.1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE DRESSES \u2014 FORMALS \u2014 MILLINERY Personal, Individvar Attention \u2014 Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Fl.Westmount 7773 E MME Specialist in: PLAYTEX - 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CUNNINGHAM Bronze and yellow chrysanthe- ground in Domiion-Douglas United mums formed the floral back- Church, Westmount, for the four o'clock marriage on Saturday afternoon, Sept.27, of Marjorie, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Cunningham and Mr.David M.Glassford, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Glassford, all of Westmount.Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, D.D., officiated at the ceremony and Mr.John Robb played the wedding music, .Mr.Cunningham gave his daughter in marriage.She wore a gown of white chiffon velvet, the bodice featuring a yoke of French cord lace and sleeves ending in -points over her hands, the skirt of unpressed pleats flowing into a train.Her long veil, of tulle illu- sion, was held by a Juliet cap of Mr.and Mrs.John Charles Barnes, who were married September 6 at St.George's United Church, Toronto.The bride is the former Miss Wilda Webster, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, J.C.Webster, of Toronto, Ont.and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.Charles Barnes and of the late Mrs.Barnes, of Pointe Claire, Que.The bridal couple will take up residence shortly in the west- velvet, embroidered in seed pearls, and she carried a bouquet of Butterfly roses and stephanotis.Miss Barbara Cunningham, as maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Sue Robinson, Miss Mary Forster, Miss Pat Taylor and Miss Mary Murray, as bridesmaids, were in full-skirted, short-sleeved frocks of velveteen, with- portrait necklines, the maid of honor being in heavenly blue and the bridesmaids in sapphire blue.They wore bandeaux of bronze and yellow daisy chrysanthemums and carried bouquets of the same flowers.Mr.Peter Glassford acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were Mr.Ernest LeMessu- rier, Mr.David McMaster, Mr.John Gray, Mr.Donald Joyce, Mr.Tom Price and Mr.John Ross.Mrs, Cunningham, the bride's mother, was gowned in autumn brown chiffon velvet with hat of ashes of roses felt and a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses.Mrs.Glassford, mother of the bridegroom, in moss green chiffon wore a café-au-lait feather hat, and a shoulder spray of orange Delight roses.The reception was held in the Rose Room, of the Windsor Hotel where autumn flowers were arranged, and later Mr.and Mrs.Glassford left on their wedding trip.For travelling the bride wore a dark grey suit with matching felt hat and a shell pink blouse, her corsage bouquet of white Social +++ Personal -\u2014_ Engagements +++ Weddings Newlyweds Signing The Register Mrs.Hugh B, Jaques and her * daughter, Mrs.Roderick C.Ross, entertained jointly at the tea hour recently in honor of Mrs, Jaques niece, Miss Alison Clark, of Ottawa, whose marriage to Mr, John Sutherland takes place in the Capi.\u2018| tar on October 18.Dr.and Mrs.Philip Joseph entertained at a musicale recently at their home, 205 Edgehill Road, Westmount, in honor of Madame Celia Bizony, artist and musicologist, Sponsored by the Canadian Israeli Art Club for its own membership only, the event marked the inauguration of a series of six evenings devoted to \u201cThe Evolution of Music,\u201d which Madame Bi- zony will discuss and illustrate on the piano and through the medium of recordings.\u2018 Co At the regular Wednesday, Tea sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the opening tea was in charge of Mrs.Duncan Stewart, assisted by Mrs.E.Lemessurier, Mrs.B.Brainerd, and Miss E.Morrice.Tea will be available each Wednesday in the upstairs foyer of the Museum from three until five o'clock for all visitors.Mme A.Langlois entertained at her home, 635 Clark Avenue, West- mount, on Friday evening in honor of Mr.Claude Nolin, Progressive Conservative candidate in\u201d theifed- eral election of Outremont.Among those present were: -Mr.George Valade, provincial president of P.C.Assn.: Mrs.Cicely Sampson, vice-president, P.C.Assn.; Mrs.Paul Davis, executive secretary, P.C.Assn.; Mr.and Mrs.Albert Paiement, Mr.and Mrs.R.Greg- oire, Miss Giselle Laflamme,' Mr.and Mrs.L.Langlois and Mrs.Claude Nolin, wife of the candidate.Zonta International District No.2 will hold its annual fall conference in Montreal today, tomorrow, and Sunday at the Mount Royal Hotel under the honorary chairmanship of Mrs.Emma F.Watt of Wesley Mason Mills Ltd.and Pre- gident of the Montreal Zonta Club.Miss Edwina Sogadone, President of Zonta International will be guest of honour at the conference, Exe ecutive in charge of the conference are as follows: Mrs.Ruth Badgley Shaw, District Governor, Ww orchids.1 4 ; this Fall We are showing a new line of English materials and a new selection of Parisian styles.| { HOROWITZ : LADIES\u2019 844 Victoria Avenue (Below Sherbrooke) NO A ON AA AA - CUSTOM TAILOR from LONDON'S WEST END FUR REMODELLING and ALTERATIONS Sherbrooke Moant a} DE.3003 EO 0 OL OL Lomi abate dome Mrs.Emma F.Watt, President and Honourary Chairman for the conference; Mrs.Hazel Tompkins- \u2018Porter and Miss Agnes McGonigal, co-chairman, Mrs.Florence Sey- mour-Bell, Conference Parliamentarian qand Mrs.Aileen Vincent, Montreal Zonta Club Delegate.Mrs.Robert Lee Moffett, of Chicago, well-known educationalist and lecturer, who has just returned from two years lecturing in Latin America, is giving a series of free educational lectures starting tomorrow, each evening for two weeks, in Maxwell Home, 1548 Pine Ave., \\W., sponsored by the B'Hai Community of Greater Montreal.Her subject will be \u201cWorld Civilization and the Way of Life\u201d, and will be illustrated.While in town, Mrs.Moffett is being entertained at various lunches and teas.Lord Malcobm Douglas-Hamil- ton, O.B.E., D.F.C., M.P, president of the Scottish Highland Develop- - Teen -Agers! New York Imports Just For.You Dresses from 24.95 Charlotte Gowns 1353 Greene Ave.- FI.7773 Near Sherbrooke a \u2019 aN AGNES REID SHOP Now Featuring the EM (Lo lon Power, nf FIRM AND BEWITCHING with rows of ribbons Treo's new light and lovely ribbon girdle and corselette weighs only ounces .yet works wonders with your curves .Nylon power net with a firming front panel of Nylon net and vibbons.All the comfort you've ever wanted in a foundation that keeps your figure under beautiful control.Sizes: Small, medium, large.Colors: White, pink, blue and black.4888 Sherbrooke St.West DE.1850 7 Win Westmount High Alumnae A wards A $150 Westmount High School Alumnae Association Scholarship has been awarded to Marjorie Hiromi Kishino, left, a student of Westmount High School, it has peen announced by Mrs.Edwin M.Briggs jr., president of the Association.Mhairi Cleghorn, right, is the winner of the Award of Honor which is presented to the girl who has performed the greatest service to the School and who best combined the qualities of honor, scholarship, and sportsmanship.The student is selected for this award in a secret ballot by her fellow students.Miss Kishino plans to use her scholarship for a business course at the Notre Dame Secretarial School.Both presentations were made at the Prize Giving Ceremonies at the High School last Friday.Varied Program Of Activities Drawn Up For Westmount Club \u2018The Westmount Women's Club under the chairmanship of Mrs.Edwin M.Briggs, will hold its first meeting of the season 1952-53 on Friday, October 10,-at 2.30 p.m., in Victoria Hall.Miss Kate Aitken, one of Canada\u2019s foremost commentators will be the guest speaker.Miss Ann Watson will sing, and Miss Doris Killam pianist, will accompany TRE EXAMINEN, WrsTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1009 ~~ wo ES oo \u20140>000\u2014\u2014 the chairmen of all -committees will be given and nominations announced.On April 10 the Annual Meeting will be held.Officers will make DRESSMAKER 648 Sherbrooke St.Sh peas pl emt bien - DESIGNER | Formerly of West End London W.- HA.4811 Apt.3 PAGE ELEVEN their reports on the year's work.Amendments to the Constitution will be presented for voting upon, and the election of officers for the year 1953-54 will take place.) Wanda Deminet == styles at moderate prices.DOC 1233 Greene Ave.0P\u20140\u2014>00DOCDOC TO OCTO MAY'S Fall Fashion News Be sure to see our latest Fall DRESSES, COATS and SUITS in the most exquisite fabrics available.Up-to-the-minute Junior, misses and half sizes.7 LADIES WEAR J Fi.9541 Doris Killam, pianist, will accompany her.| New business will be discussed at the October 24 meeting, for members only.Tea will be served at this meeting and at all subsequent meetings.On November commemorating Armistice will be held at 2.30 p.m., when Dr.F.Cyril James, Principal and Vice Chancellor of McGill University will address the club.At this meeting, the choir, composed of members of the Club, will contribute the music.At the next meeting, Friday, November 28, a social entertainment of Technicolor films will be presented.Deviating from the usual Christmas party for children, the club will, on December 12, hold two bridges; a desert bridge at 1.30 p.m., and an evening bridge at 8.15 p.m.The proceeds will be used to provide Christmas cheer for children in hospitals, and the distribution will be made by mem- 14, a meeting ruent Corporation, Inc, for whom a number of both private and public affairs are being given during his stay in town, was guest of honur at a late afternoon party for press and radio representatives given at.the Ritz-Carlton Monday by Mrs.Doreen Day, who also entertained al dinner for him Tuesday at the Forest and Stream Club.Mrs.A.Turner Bone, of Wesi- mount, president of the National Council ot Women of Canada was a guest at the Royal York, Toronto, being one of the three pr'esi- dents, from nationally organized societies, initiating the new radio Frogram, \u201cTrans-Canada Matinee.\u201d Canon Scott IODE Business meeting of the Canon Scott Chapter of the IO.D.E.will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m.at the home of Mrs.K.Burnham.Crystal Chapter Second annual church service of Montreal Crystal Chapter No.35, Loyal Orange Association, will be held on Sunday, October 19 at 7 p.m.in St.Martin's Anglican Church, corner St.Urbain sand Prince Arthur Sts.Members will assemble in the church hall at 6:30 p.m.\u2019 Rev.Cecil Randall, Rector of St.Martin's Church, will preaclt and an invitation is extended to all members of the Loyal Orange Lodges, Black Preceptory and Ladies Orange Benevolent: Association to join in this service.Ann Watson will sing, and Miss * Day | + of the season, will be the musicale.bers of the Club who will visit the hospitals during Christmas week.This enterprising project will be under the chairmanship of Mrs.Gordon T.Blair, Mrs, J.Gordon Birnie, Mrs.J.C.Cairns and Mrs.R.F.I.Morton.Musicale On January 9, the first meeting Mr.William Stevens will be heard in a piano recital.The arrangements for this day are in the charge of Mrs.D.A.McNiece, chairman of music.Wednesday evening, January 14, is the date decided on for the club's annual \u201cwhist\u201d party.The proceeds will be devoted to patriotic services.Joint chairmen for the event are Mrs.C.W.Williams and Mrs.J.T.Rowe.January 23 will be a business meeting for members only.On the evening of February 13, the members of the club will present a play by the drama group, under the chairmanship of Mrs.J.B.Rice, and the choir will render a group of songs.The director is Mrs, F.G.Sharpe.On the afternoon of February 27, the Holt Renfrew Company is presenting - a fashion show conducted by their representative Mrs.Marion G.Foltz.The chairman of the day will be Mrs.Russell T.Stackhouse.Charter Luncheon The Charter Day Luncheon, always an important event of the season, will be held on March 13.The guest speaker for this day is to be announced.Mrs.C.A.Lister, chairman of hospitality.and her committee will be in charge of arrangements.March 27 will be business day for members only.Reparts from \\/ Oo A {Opposite Avenue Theatre) © OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9% P.M.\\/ D800 C000 0C\u20140C\u2014D0 | With the newest, improved Immunite which assures foolproof, lovelier Permanent Waves.AH for BEAUTY SALON low prices.\u2014~ CUT, STYLING & COLD WAVE 1.50 AND UP MR.GEORGE NORMAND Formerly of 1487 Mountain St.and of Henry Morgan's Beauty Salon has now joined our staff and will be pleased to serve his former clients as well as new ones.Phone now for an appointment \u2014Fl.248 6 \" 1347 GREENE AVE.Near Sherbrooke St.Westmount FEATURING Expert hair styling, permanent waving, hair tinting and manicuring.Efficient and \u201ccourteous operators \u2014 in the most modern and luxurious surroundings \u2014 of our usual ~~ \u2014 em = It Ji 7e.WC OOOO OIC DOC OO OCHO C\u2014 oC \u201cTHINK OF KENWOODS WESTMOUNT TRANSFER L' STORAGE LTD.We'il too.give you expert storage Over service, one million square feet of storage space .3 buildings .30 vehicles and a well trained staff for your complete satisfaction.205 Olivier Ave.Westmount WE, T113* + ps oe aso = \\GE TWELVE >o 1 - À = ~~ » New Season For American Club The American Women's Club of Montreal, under the.presidency of Mrs.J.B.White and Mrs.E.,C.Harder, program chairman, will open the coming season with a luncheon meeting at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in the Ball Room on Tuesday, October 21, at 12:30 p.m.The guest speaker will be William Smyser, a career diplomat of wide experience in Europe and Asia\u2014 his subject: \u201cAdventures of a Working Diplomat\u201d.On October 29 the annual Social Service Bridge, beginning with dessert at 1:30 p.m., will be held in various homes of the members.Mrs.Allan Chippendale and Mrs.Harold Remine are co-chairman of this new venture.Mrs.Sarah Schnaffner will give & lecture and demonstration on \u201cPrinciples of Japanese ower Arrangement\u201d on November 12.The lecture will be followed by a business meeting.Tuesday, November 25, Canadian born Susan Fletcher, brilliant young actress of stage, LAMP SHADES Te add decor to your home, see.WILKIN & MUNRO STUDIO 648 Sherbrooke St.W.LA.7830 Their SYNSKYN & PARCHMENT SHADES cam transform your present lamps and save your money.EXPERT STORM WINDOW SERVICE FL - 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The person who enjoys talking about his own ill-health may entertain himself but he can be very much of a hore to others.$0 GOOD \u2014 SO MANY WAYS rH Now sold in Canada Por Free Colourful Recipe Folder Write Box 98, Station \u201cD\", a specialist on ° Montreal ~ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1952 Luncheon At Ritz Wil Start D.O.N.Supreme Queen To Visit Temple No.46 Mrs.Sally Luke a special session, Oasis Temple No.46 will be honoured by a visit from Mrs.Sally Luke, At of Portland, Ore.,, Supreme Queen of Supreme Temple, who will arrive at Dorval Airport at 1.10 p.m.Saturday and depart Sunday at 7.40 p.m.The reception dinner will be held Saturday, at 6.30 p.m.in the Queen\u2019s Hotel.The Official Inspection and Ceremonial will take place in Victoria Hall, Westmount, at 9 p.m.Dress, formal, Sunday, October 5, at 2.30 p.m., Mrs.Sally Luke and a delegation of members of Oasis Temple, will visit the Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children, Cedar Ave.for her official todr of inspection.Red Cross Women's Work Committee of the Montreal Branch of the Canadian Red Cross has resumed activities and the rooms will be open from 10 am.until 4 pm.each weekday Monday through Friday.The Branch reopened September 29.\u201cCalvary W.M.S.The regular.meeting of Calvary W.M.S.will be held in the Ladies Parlors on Wed.Oct.8 at 8 p.m.This is the Autumn Thank Offering meeting, and speaker will be Rev.Walter J, Spence, and conveners, Mrs.J.H.Reid and Miss G.Watson, PAGE TETE\" Melville W.M.S.The Melville Auxiliary.of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will meet at 8 p.m., on Thursday, Oct.9, in the church hall,, Melville Avenue, Westmount.Devotions will be led by E.M, Doull.Guest soloist will be Mrs.Fred Walker, and guest speaker\u2019 Miss Alice Shamy, who will speal, on Palestine, Gyrette Club A meeting of the Gyrette clutt will be held at the home of Mrs] W.S.Downe, 975 Moncrieff Road\u2019 Town of Mount Royal, Monday}, evening, (Oct, 6,) at 8:30 p.m.MR i Tg PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING \u2014 ROOFING VENTILATION LEO FALARDEAU 3955 St.James Street West Montreal 30 Telephones \u2014 WE.2432 - FI.2595 Evenings \u2014 VI.4127 - Fl.4458 Announci™® The Arrival of Our NEW FALL GIRDLES and BRASSIERES FEATURING .e GOSSARD © NATURE'S RIVAL 12 ® LE GANT © LADY MAC * ROSS * NEMO LINGERIE HOSIERY A PTT TR E.HARGREAVES (Formerly of Bleury Street) 4159 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST (Near Greene Avenue) Established in 1925 NOR REG'D.r= Ton-for-ton Lasalle Coke gives as much heat and lasts as long as any other solid fuel.Heap the fire-pot full, shake less, use less draft\u2014that's how simple it is to get warmth and comfort from a Lasalle Coke fire! Order today from your regular fuel dealer or Lasalle Coke Company, UNiversity 6-6531.Supply and quality guaranteed RRS, pip pdin) Fou a sen RR REMIT UE ae (re - give -= Pate rourTuE=N I.sad This is but one of the many dramatic Biblical episodes recreated Technicolor athsheba,\u201d the Darryl F.Zanuck production due Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.Susan Hayward co-stars with Peck as .- - Bathsheba.Also featured are Kieron Moore, James Robertson Justice, Jayne Meadows, John Sutton and Dennis Hoey.8 \u201cDavid And Bathsheba\u201d At The | Westmount Theatre On Sunday n Twentieth Century-Fox's i The greatest advance anticipation of a motion picture in many Years will be rewarded Sunday with the arrival at the Westmount Theatre of \u201cDavid and athsheba,\u201d Twentiath Century-Fox's spectacular picturization of one.of the immortal Jove stories of history, photographed in color by Technicolor with a cast of thousands headed by co-stars Gregory Peck and Susan Hayward.Filmed on massive studio sets As well as in a replica of ancient Israel rebuilt on location at No- gales, Arizona, \u201cDavid and 3ath- sheba\u201d relates on the screen\u201d for the first time the legendary drama of the romance of the King of the Israels and the sirenous wife of his able warrior, Uriah the Hittite.Beginning with their historic meeting when David sees Bathsheba bathing herself on a roof-top adjoining his palace and has her brought to him, \u201cDavid and Bathsheba\u201d follows the Biblical account of how David dispatches her husband to death in battle so that he can marry her.For this sin they suffer the wrath of God predicted by the bearded prophet, Nathan.Highlights in David's life, including the classic killing of the Philistine giant Goliath by a pebble from the hoy David's slingshot, are re-created during the King's pilgrimage to the tabernacle where the holy Ark of the Covenant is housed to beg forgiveness from God and relief for the populace from the terrible famine inflicted on them.The culinination of the film's interpretation of David's life comes with the uliliza- tion of the Twenty-third Psalm.attributed to David at another point in the Bible, marking his redemption in the eyes of God.In addition Lo serving as a mirror of the sins of mankind, the film has heen designed to accommodate the pictorial grandeur of King David's time.The battles with the Philistines in David's youth and with the Ammonites during his reign are graphically depicted.Besides the slaying by slingshot, there are faithful reproductions of the holy Ark of the Covenant and the tabernacle in which it was housed, the stoning of an adnlteress outside the gates of Jerusalem, the forbidding walls of Rabbah, and the palace of the King.To assure holh authenticity and pageantry, production chief Darryl F.Zanuck, who selected \u201cDavid and Bathsheba\u201d to be one of his Anfrequent, always important personal productions, issued orders to spare no expense in making the action to come hefore Technicolor cameras as vivid and overwhelming as the mind can imagine.To handle the directorial reins on a .of the season.4 epic, \u201cDavid and project \u2018as noteworthy for its spectacular element as for the power of its most intimate, poignant scenes between David and Bathsheba, a particular man was required.In Henry King, veteran of such other Zanuck specials as \u201cLloyds of London,\u201d \u201cSong of Bernadette,\u201d \u201cAlexander's Ragtime Band.\u201d \u201cWilson\u201d and \u201cTwelve O'Clock High\u2019, the right man was found to guide Philip Dunne\u2019's screenplay to its visual fulfillment.Also on the same program is \u2018The Girl on the Bridge\u201d one of the daring and impressive dramas Relating in aduit terms the struggle of a middle aged man of conscience and his desire for & young, beautiful woman marked as an easy \u201cpickup,\u201d \u201cThe Girl on the Bridge\u201d is another thoughtful and suspense | ful motion picture from Hugo Haas and Beverly Michaels.Haas and Miss Michaels first caught major attention in.their initial venture together, \u201cPickup,\u201d a few months ago.\u201cThe Girl on the Bridge\u201d takes them a step further in bringing Euro- pean-styled frankness and maturity to.American film drama.As producer, director and author, as well as slar, of his own movies, Haas, Czechoslovakian hy birth, has answered Hollywood critics by charging himself with making low- budget, intelligent dramas as an instrument of expressing his rounded talents.Trinity Players To Stage Comedy, \u2018The Velvet Glove\u2019 Trinity Players have chosen \u201cThe Velvet Glove\u201d, a comedy by Rosemary Casey, for their first production with which to open their season on Wednesday, Oct.15, at Trinity Hall, corner Sherbrooke Street West and Marlowe avenue, The play tells the story of a young history professor in a convent school for girls, who is about to be dismissed by the harsh Bishop for his modestly liberal views, Happily, the nuns and a kindly old Monsignor rally around the young instructor, and a very wonderfully portrayed ¥ TODAY and SATURDAY! Mother Superior \u2014 who trusts * \"SKIRTS AHOY\", in TECH- in God but has her own strata- NICOLOR, with ESTHER gems \u2014 concocts An innocent * WILLI A MS and JOAN plol to change the Bishop's EVANS Al \" .so \"CARBINE mind.\" .\u201cThe Velvet Glove\u201d won the * WILLIAMS with JAMES first $5,000 award of the Chris- STEWART and JEAN A Hugo Vous tophers, and reccived more bou- * HAGEN.: aed bY quets from fhe critics when the Co tom a oo\" ; «.Optimist Showkids Prepare Victoria Hall Performance Forty young entertainers of the Optimist Club Variety Show are busy rehearsing for the evening {oi Friday, Oct.17, when their famous show will be presented from ihe stage of Victoria Hali in West- mount.The Optimist Variety Show was created a few years ago by Tommy siythe when he banded together scme of the more talented \u2018mem- bors of the Optimist Boys Club, a project of the Verdun Optimist Club.Since the first performance, the show has travelled thousands of miles to give more than 150 .ree performances.The original cast f about 15 has grown to nearly three times its original size.buys and girls who have become famous in their home city.Two of them, Donald Boyd and Gerry Scetermans, went to New York recently to audition for a possible appearance on a television network show.The young performers include talented singers, dancers, and instrumentalists, Canadians Homes There are 2,635,000 homes in Canada and 57 per cent of them are owned by the people who live in them; on the farm 81 per cent of all the homes are owned by users.Sugar Sales at Peak Total sales of refined sugar in Canada in 1948 were about 1,300,- 000,000 pounds, highest on record.Of this amount, only 1,300,000 pounds were exported.Included in the show are many || SE, Ta 4 THE EXANINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1952 \u2014\u2014imeee eee eee : Gregory Peck At Westmount Sunday - FUN FAIR _ Proceeds to Scholarship Fund Games, Prizes and Refreshments To be held at the R.M.R.Armoury on - Friday Evening, October 17th Ladies and Gentlemen Cordially Invited Tickets 50 cents per person The Executive would very much welcome the aid of any Old Boys who are interested.Those who are should contact Mr.J.D.Lawley at DE.4474 as soon as possible.ea \u2014 Last Showing TODAY! ~~ HELD OVER \u2014 \u201cWITH A SONG IN MY HEART\u201d, in Technicolor, with Susan Heyward.Also \u201cMAN WITH A CLOAK\u201d, with Joseph Cotten.: Loe \u201cbeng, \u201c then boar, 1 lovely luscious lovable TAZ, NG M-G-M's happy Leap Year picture starmne LARRY PARKS » ELIZABETH TAYLOR THE HUMAN SIDE OF THE GUYS \"INSIDE\" | MILLARD GILBERT JOHN MAR \u2018MHTCHELL + ROLAND - BEAL - THOMPSON Sherbrooke at Grey EL.9545 | WESTMOUNT x x x prophet thundered over the raging mobs, against the Lion of Judah: \u201cGive us the adulteress\u2014 Bathsheba!\u201d =r.