The Westmount examiner, 9 décembre 1960, vendredi 9 décembre 1960

[" - © fe.Te Friday INDIAN LORE: Three members of the Rotary Club of Westmount\u2019s Unity Boys' Club, clad in representative Indian costumes, get some tips on what appears to be an Indian- type rattle from one of the volunteer leaders at the club.This is one of the many activities featured by the club, Should gambling be legalized?It might be \u2014 very soon! Page 4 The Roving Reporter RN A 3 Next week\u2019s weather ~ December 10 to 17 By ERIC NEAL Cold with blowing snow, but mainly sunny, then clouding for light snows or mixed rain, snow and hail.A cold and very changeable but not unpleasant week.Night and daytime temperature range during the week, zero to 40°F in the south and 15 below to 35°F in the mountains, with 30 sunny hours and 3 and 5°\u2019 of snow.Cooling mid-veek with clear intervals, cold gusty winds and occasional flurries or freezing drizzle.Generally clear with gleamy sunshine, snow flurries and cold mist to end the week, then a warming trend.The stormy periods during the winter will be Thursdays inte and Sundays into Monday.SR RE Ag RE IS REE SY SS oe Page 5 Hero of \u2018Exodus 1 talks about past, future Page 11 Page 2 Council approves snow-melting program Page 3 Roslyn School carol program planned Dec.11 Page 3 Dates announced for Unity Christmas party Page 2 5 STUDY: Judy Baiting, carefully scanning * A STUDY IN the pages of a book in the West- mount Public Library, strikes a pensive pose for the Examiner photographer.Judy, a student at Sir George Willlams University, is prepping for pre-Yule exams.\u2014Leo Thompson Photo ANT, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, December 9.1960 2 Air Ways Our aviation history from balloons to jets By LARRY MCcINNIS A LITTLE HISTORY: Everyoune Is so pleased about the new terminal opening, including us, that we can\u2019t help mentioning it again.This week, though, a little history of aviation in the Montreal area would seem timely, since the first flight here took place in 1879 and to some it seems like our new terminal took almost as long.Anyway! June 21, 1879 (hree men, Charles Page, a professor Grimley and an American newsman, James Creelman, took off in their balloon from the Shamrock lacrosse grounds in Westmount, eventually landing safely near St.Hyacinthe.Balloon ascensions were fairly common, gas being used from city mains to fill them.The first heavier-than-air machine over Montreal was a French Bleriot tthe type which was first lo fly the English Channel} piloted by Count Jacques de Lesseps, who took it off from Lakeside, near Pointe Claire, in July, 1910.It is recorded that newsmen following his progress in an automobile had to stop from lime to time to let the aircraft catch up.First official mail flight in Canada was in 1919 from Montreal to Toronto.If was around 1924 or after that aviation had progressed to the point where it was considered necessary for Montreal to have an official airport, and St.Hubert was chosen as the site.k * * AND MORE: In 1929 Colonial Airways (which became part of Eastern in 1956) started a passenger service between Montreal and New York.On July 31, 1930 the famous British dirigible R-100 moored at St.Hubert at a mast specially erected for the occasion.In 1927 TCA was formed and a regular passenger service was started from Montreal.In 1940, after the war had started, Ferry Command came into being to deliver American aircraft to Britain, Dorval was completed in 1941 for this purpose, and like many government-run things, a switch took place in 1945.Dorval was military, so DOT took it over as a civil operation.St.Hubert was civil, so it was handed to the military.sk :k * ANYTHING FOR A LAUGH: Eastern Airlines got the brilliant idea last week to run the first flight from the new Dorval terminal, and to make sure it was the first they scheduled it for 2 a.m.Dec.1, called it a champagne Night and invited a few (62) friends.Needless to say, even at thal hour of the morning, the plane was full.However, aside from other benefits, the trip re-affirmed my faith in the Electra as we climbed out rapidly to 12,000 feet for a fast trip to Massena and back.The tour through the new terminal was impressive, especially when one realizes that here, at last, you can have clbow room.sk sk :k SPEAKING OF ELECTRA: The man responsible for keeping the Electra flying even at reduced airspeeds following a series of crashes, Gen.Quaeseda, will quit as head of the FAA in Washington to take over the franchise of the Washington Senators baseball team.Although he is undoubtedly quite competent, 1 can think -of a lot of people who will not be sorry to see him get out of aviation, especially a few pilots who are nearing the compulsory retirement age.Anyway, Lockheed have three modified Electras on the line undergoing rugged tests, and if they prove successful, all Electras will get the same treatment so their speed can be upped to 325 knots plus.3} ik pa SO WE HEAR: Many seaplane operators still have their craft on the river, but are getting up early these mornings to check with the weather.\u2018Paul Belanger of MFC has taken on the task of converting a Cessna 180 from floats to wheels for the winter, and he hopes to gel it off the back river and into St.Jovite before the freeze comes.Good Juck! Montreal Flying Club's new social (and everything else) committee considering staging a fly-in south of the border late in January or carly in February.Possible site: Saranac Lake in New York.Ed Gates wants to have the event take the form of an exercise in practical dead reckoning navigation and, let's face it, we all need the practice.ROOFING & SIDING &% ET ds LT en P UFR RL) \u2014 2x\" ® Bonded Roofing e Sheet Metal © Asbestos & Metal Siding for Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential Maintenance and Repairs on All Types of Buildings Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK @ GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates om Request WE.5-2595 WE.3-2432 Obituary J.R.FENWICK A funeral service was held Wednesday in Dominion - Douglas United Church for James Reid Fen- wick, retired veteran employee of the Northern Electric Co., Ltd., who died Monday at his home, 697 Victoria avenue, Westmount, He was 63.Born in Toronto, Mr.Fenwick was a graduate electrical engineer of the University of Toronto.He came to Montreal in 1922 and joined the Northern Electric Company with which he was associated until his retirement last summer.He was interested in educational and municipal matters and was for years on the Westmount School Board.He was board chairman in 1957.He was also a past president of the Westmount Municipal Association; a past president of the Val Morin Golf Club, and for many years was an elder of Dom- inion-Douglas United Church.During World War 1, he served with the Royal Canadian Navy.He is survived by his wife, the former Norah Tremble; three sons, Edward T.(Ted), Donald R.(Don), and Dr.John D.(Jack), and two grandchildren, all of Montreal; a brother, Alan Fenwick, of Toronto, and a sister, Dorothy (Mrs.Bruce MacNeill), also of Toronto.Gifts sought for forgotten mentally ill The 1960 Christmas Gift Campaign for the \u2018\u2018forgotten\u2019\u2019 mental patient was launched by the Quebec Division of the Canadian Mental Health Association at the offices of its President, Lt.Col.S.C.Holland under the co-chairmanship of two well known television and radio personalities, Fred Hill and Mrs.Nicole Germain.The campaign is not a fund raising appeal but a request for gifts of clothing, toileteries, toys and smoking supplies to be give.through the Association to twenty mental institutions throughout the Province.It is part of the national appeal for Christmas gifts under the chairmanship of Lady Eaton.The shocking fact that 15,000 of the 25,000 hospitalized mental patients in this Province have been completely forgotten by their parents and friends after months or years in an institution snurred the Association to organize this appeal for gifts.Through the generous help of industry, individuals and all types of social and welfare organizations, 16,000 gifts were obtained and distributed last year.The campaigr\u2019s objective is twofold: to clucate the public at large, and help it realize the enormous mental health problem which confronts it, and to help the mental patient through a remembrance at Christmas, Many people believe that a mental patient cannot appreciate such a gift.This is far from true.The one thing the patient needs is to feel that he 1s still part of the community and that he is not a cypher who has been forgotten by his friends and by his community.Doctors all agree that such recognition is of prime importance in the treatment and final rehabilitation of a person struck by this terrible disease.A gift for a forgotten mental patient may be sent to Quebec Division, Canadian Mental Health Association, 5757 Decelles avenue, Montreal 26.Young people offer pageant Next Sunday in Dominion-Doug- las Church at 4 p.m.the Annual Christmas Pagcant will be presented.This Pageant is prepared by the Teen-Age Group, assisted by a great number of people.There will be an Angels\u2019 Choir.Next Sunday, White Gifts will be received for Christmas giving elsewhere, Unity Boys Club Yule parties set December 17, 23 By MAURICE MARIASINE Nine McGill University students from the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity spent the day at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club last Saturday as part of their Community Services Day project.The day was spent inside and outside of the Clubhouse \u2014 windows were washed, floors were polished and the spacious lawn was raked and cleaned.We would like to compliment the students and their capable supervisor, who not only did an excellent job, but also showed a keen sense of community responsibilities.SPECIAL EVENTS It was announced this week that the Unity Boys\u2019 Club will hold their annual Christmas Parties on Saturday, December 17, for the younger set of the Club \u2014 for boys and girls under 12 years of age and also their younger brothers and sisters and on Friday, December 23, for all those 12 years of age and over.The youngsters will be treated with a variety of good things to eat, such as: ice cream, cup cakes, milk, candies and oranges and their program will consist of: movies (Christmas cartoons); group games, entertainment and the special guest will be none other Santa Claus himself.The teen-age members will start off their evening of fun with a skating party and conclude with party games, dancing x and a weiner roast.Prizes will be given at both parties.TALENT PARADE Many requests have been received for the services of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade \u2014 the most exciting of which is a return engagement at Lake Placid, New York on May 7, 1961.This for the fourth time and the second time for the International Rotary Assembly where some 1,000 Rotarians from all over the world will assemble.This is indeed an honor and our youngsters are very proud.Another important engagement scheduled for 1961 will take place at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on January 22, and at that time the entertainment will be provided for the Rotary Club of Montreal\u2019s Annual International Student's Tea .And to continue, on January 10, the Club will entertain the elderly people at the Old People\u2019s Home on Esplanade avenue, on behalf of the Pythian Sisters, Calanthe Temple No.1.On December 18, Unity\u2019s Talent Club will provide entertainment at a Children's Party at the Police Athletic Club on behalf of the Canadair Management Club.Two other engagements not FLOWERS GERALD McKENNA LIMITED 2129 Bishop St.Vi.2-9112 2 0 A 0 0 A A A 0 de 0 A A A A de as yet confirmed, will take place at Smith Falls, Ontario and at Chateauguay, New York.A busy schedule is ahead for the talented entertainers of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade.OTHER PROGRAM NOTES Sports under Physical Director Rupert Bowen continues to attract large numbers every day \u2014 the program consists of: soccer, badminton, basketball, indoor tennis, gymnastics, general gym, group games and weight training.Hockey will soon start .Douglas Wright and Douglas Gavin are making preparation for the House League.Boys\u2019 Work supervisor Chuck Tyler reports that his tournaments are going full tilt and that champions will soon be declared in table tennis, chess, checkers, darts and shuffle board.Louis Thomas, Unity\u2019s popular Indian Lore exponent will in addition to his regular Wednesday and Saturday classes, also inaugurate a Tuesday afternoon class for members of the club.BUSINESS GOOD How badly are we off in Cour- tenay?There is talk of recession and hard times .Two merchants are extending their operations to take more floor and selling space.At the post office business is up over last year and a number of merchants .say business is up a little over last year.\u2014 Comox District (B.C.) 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but because then consider Chesham of the makeup of the city.per- Hotel at 20 Chesham haps, people don't seem to want Place, S.W.l.For them.\u201d casual or prolonged A former member of the now- visits, you Il like the defunct Westmount Volers Association, set up prior to last year's intimate atmosphere of election by Rev.William Morris, Going fo England ?this hotel.Every room who was at the time a member with bath and of the WMA nominating commit- kitchenette.tee, and who sought an alder- manic seal in opposition to a WMA candidate but was forced to withdraw, in his capacity as a clergyman, disclosed that no suggestion has yet been made to reorganize the WVA, Rev.Morris, who was sent to Africa shortly after the elections, is now serving the United Church of Canada in the Province of Ontario.No new leader for the group has yel been suggested.Eustace couldn't find a job Although he vainly tried \u2018til the day he advertised Wn our classified.You can be sure of your booking before leaving of Roslyn School Monday.Decem- rors of omission have been ber 19, beginning at 7:30 p.m, corrected, and the streets Sponsored by the Roslyn Home left out of the 1959-60 |and School Association, the pro- edition have been added |8ram will consist of carol-singing by the 130 members of the school to the new book.choir.and community singing of A spokesman for the firm favorite carols around the Christ- disclosed that \u201cwe are still in mas tree on the front lawn, the midst of printing it; it's just a sideline with us.\u201d Interior PAINTING & PAPERING Specialty: Mural Paintings.Graining, staining, furniture refreshing.Call Bill Vording Master Painter & Decorator RE.3 - 5755 Residents are invited to attend and lake part in the program.Coffee and cocoa will be served.Issued customarily in Sep- In even of inclement weather, tember, the book has been de- the program will be postponed to December 22, layed, and there have been reports of annoyance among } the advertisers who hoped their names would reach West- mount households before Christmas.wv AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT THIS WINTER ! PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE NOW Reserve Now For Dead Storage Day or Night Yearly Contracts \u2014 Reasonable Rates VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) HU.6-0767 AbhbALLALLALN \u201cWe haven't heard any complaints,\u201d said the spokesman, who wished to remain anonymous.He added: \"We're working overtime on it but I couldn't say when it will be ready: perhaps sometime in January,\u201d he hazarded.> b oY CYLINDER.I YYYYYVIVI YY ITY YY YY > CY CYLINDER by GIRARD AUTO ¢ GIRARD AUTOMOBILE POR A FIRST-CLASS SONNY, THAT'S JUST LOOK, CY, A GEYSER | DIZZY ON HIS WAY JUST LIKE OLD FAITHFUL ALI ETL TT - ARGO - PLYMOUTH SITE HU.9.5748] A 372 VICTORIA AVE., WESTMOUNT MONTREAL'S RS IIIT PV VV VV VV VY YY VY SV VY YY by calling HU.12771 ~N Le A à A À À VV A A A M AMAMAMMMAMMMMMAMASAMAMAMAAAMAMAN AA THE Pa Fy \"ab\" 1 Examiner Serving (he City of Westmount since 1935 5135 Western Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.Heod Office: 7005 Kildare Roed, Montreal 29 Montreal, Friday, December 9, 1960 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.29-1201 Classified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m., Mon., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1-045) Editorial Depertment \u2014 Accounting Department HU.1-271\" Joha W.Sancton, President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick, Choirman Larry Mcinnis, News Editer Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Manager The Examiner aims te be an Independent, clean newspaper for the heme, deveted to public service.year, Five vents à copy.Association, Quebee Newspapers Muil subxcriptions: 52.560 per year; 81.25 half Member of the Canadian Weekly Newxpapers Association.Authorized as 2nd Clauss Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa WE SAY WMA nominations\u2014 principle not right HE Westmount Municipal Association has again nominated Mayor Cushing and Aldermen Drury and Ouimet to sit on West- mount\u2019s Council for the next two years.This will almost certainly mean there will be no change in the present Council setup.The nomination marks a practice peculiar to West- mount, in that an \u2018\u2018association\u201d practically names the Mayor and Council.They have been doing this for more than 50 years with apparently happy results.The principle, however, is not right.This Spring the City had its first election in many years because a few formed a group to oppose the WMA choice of aldermen.The new group was defeated soundly, which is beside the point .Everyone, including the WMA, feels that elections in a democratic country are a good thing.Will there be an election this time?If the WMA nominations go unopposed, as they have in most years, there will not be an election and their slate will go in by acclamation.There is no doubt that the WMA-chosen people are extremely capable, but it does seem strange that they rarely have opposition.And many people feel thal the expense of an election is \u2018unnecessary\u201d \u2014 almost as if democracy itself was unnecessary.But, only time will tell whether the WMA nominees are opposed, whether West- mount will be faced with another election, and whether a trend will be established by making a practice of opposing nominations of this type.THEY YOU SAY Thanks are extended for local publicity Sir: The officers and members of The Westmount Lawn Bowling Club have asked me to express their sincere appreciation for the articles published in your column of our club activities during 1960.At this time of the ycar we extend to you and your staff our sincere and best wishes for the coming season.L.W.WHEATLEY, Publicity officer, Labor leaders take negative attitudes Sir: The socialists and lead- ears of organized labor who blame the government for its alleged indifference to the unemployment situation are more negative than positive in their attitude.To date they have not made one constructive or practical suggestion to deal with it, other than to urge the spending of public funds \u2014 the funds that must come from taxpayers or government loans.Neither is calculated to bring a solution, Only a totalitarian government can provide national employment.Being in absolute control of the nations resources and agencies of production and distribution, it can assign, in virtue of its powers, the work and duties to be performed by those who are subject to its burcau- cracy.Much as we deplore the plight of the unemployed worker who secks employment in a democracy, he can look forward to better times without loss of his occupational liberty and social freedom.The socialists and labor leaders who think or argue that a change of government, whereby it would become collectivist instead of democracy, overlook the fact that capitalism and free enterprise can do more to create jobs than voting huge government grants to erect buildings that, because of maintenance costs, become a per- manenet drain upon the national tax revenues, The capitalism and frec enterprise that has given us the wage standards enjoyed by gainsfully employed workers \u2014 who number millions (even in this unemployment situation), can do a better job in dealing with unemployment than any government, no matter how benevolent or sympathetic in its apprecia- (Continued on page 5) SAY About the only minorities an entertainer can now poke fun at with impunity are himself and the Abominable Snowman.\u2014 Chester L.Marks For hospitals and families Should gambling be legalized?It may happen very soon now! Canadian speculators who indulge in the \u201cblind bargain,\u201d hoping to get something for little or nothing, in other words \u2014 gamblers \u2014 may be able to do so legally if two bills which had their first reading in Parliament late in November become the law of the land.By Miriam Armstrong re née FEET emolument or other profit of any kind as by their commission shall be expressly declared and provided.\u201d The commission will not be answerable to the crown, and may call on civil servants and government facilities \u201cwithout liability for remuneration ol compensation for such use.\u201d The money will be given to those now receiving family allowances on a scale that in- member must be a Canadian, not a member of either House of Parliament or of a provincial legislature, and must not be a paid public servant employed by the government, nor can he be 70 yeais-oï-age or older.To be responsible to the Minister of Finance and to Parliament, the Board would be somewhat similar to the Bank of Canada.It is explained in the Act,\u201d The share capital is held by the Minister for the benefit of Canada.The organization expenses of the Board are financed by a loan Potten SWEEPSTAKE TICKETS os SALE \u2014] .| sn: [ÉEP TICKETSE : ER wd d= = i EH (A 3 Eole | | Scotland Yard ! Sweeps! .what's next ?from the Industrial Develop- Legalized gambling in Canada, whether promoted from outside or within the country, has heretofore been prohibited by the Criminal Code which will be amended if and when Bill C-18 proposed by Louis Pigeon and Bill C-36 proposed by Mr.Browne are passed by Parliament.The Quebec government authorized lotleries in 1949 but the Federal government has never amended the Criminal Code Lo render them legal.Games of chance but supervised A \u201csupplement\u201d to the Criminal Code, Bill C-36 would, in effect, provide a legal outlet foi gambling on \u2018sweepstakes, lotteries and like games of chance\u201d, under strictly supervised conditions, administered by a specially appointed board of three paid members with proceeds after prize money has been deducted to benefit hospitals in several provinces.Declaring as its purpose the establishment and operation of a Canadian lottery and sweepstakes to be administered by an unpaid commission of 10 members of Parliament, Bill C-18 would apportion profits, after allowance for prizes, among Family Allowance recipients.The Canadian Lottery Act, C-18.introduced at the last session by Mr.Pigeon but not passed, states in the second section that \u2018there shall be a Canadian Lottery Commission consisting of 10 commissioners appointed by the Governor in Council in equal numbers out of the members of the Senate and House of Commons; the commissioners shall hold office under this act without salary, fees, wages, allowances creases depending on the number of children in a family qualified to receive allowances.Having In an explanatory note to the Act it is stated, \u201cThe operations of the Commission are exempt from prohibitions in the law against lotteries and sweepstakes\u201d.Under the Act it would be possible for sweepstakes and lotteries to be run in Canada whenever the Commission decides to do so.The affairs of the commission, who must table a yearly report in both houses of Parliament, would be audited by the Auditor General of Canada each year.All advertising matter and other material issued by the commission would be printed in French and English.Mr.Browne's bill, C-36, called the Hospital Sweepstakes Act, has a two-foid purpose: first, to provide a legal outlet for gambling, and second, to assure money now being spent by Canadians for the benefit of establishments in other countries may be redirected to the \u201cpromotion of the welfare of Canadian residents.\u201d A board consisting of three members to be appointed by the Governor in Council and to receive salaries shall have power lo operate sweepstakes on a national scale.Section three of the Act provides that \u201cthe members shall be men of proven financial experience and each shall devote the whole of his time to the duties of his office.\u201d Each ment Bank.The Board has power to operate outside the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code, Post Office Act and other prohibitive acts, Apart from operating expenses and the maintenance of a sound financial structure, all income is paid to Her Majesty's Lieutenant Governors for the benefit of hospitals in several provinces.The division of the profits is made according to the population of the provinces.\u201d The capital of the Board is proposed at $5 million at the outset.The Minister of Finance shall recommend the appointment of two auditors yearly to audit the affairs of the board and send a copy of every report to the Minister, A copy of the fiscal year\u2019s accounts signed and certified by the proper authorities will be published in the \u2018Canada Gazette.\u201d Good security, fair shake As the matter now stands in Canada, persons guilty of disposing of any prize by means of a game of chance or mixed chance and skill by drawing, lottery or raffle, are liable to a maximum penalty of two years in prison under Section 179 of the Criminal Code.The buyer or player is considered in the eyes of the law to be equally guilty.Quebec Provincial Police director, Josephat Brunet warned this fall that the \u2019public often does not get a fair (Continued on Page 8) 1 SAY! Teach thy tongue to say \u201cI do not know.\" \u2014Talmud. ROVING REPORTER By Oliver New arrivals in our business whirl are Richard, Michael and Peter Harling whose Harling Match Limited is moving to 318 Victoria on Monday.Formed nearly two years ago, Harling Match specializes in designing, producing and packaging book matches for advertising purposes.They have other business interests as well.* People are talking about a portrait of Canon Oliver, formerly of St.Matthias Church, which is on view until December 10 at the Independent Art show at Eaton's.The painting is by Eric Wesse- low.* * ¥* Wally Ward would be well advised to try to move his service station across Claremont where he would be under the protection of our efficient police force.His station has been robbed five times in the past two years including twice in the last few weeks.Latest break-in was Sunday night when over $300 was taken.The night before, someone filched a tire that was displayed on a stand at the door, while the attendant was busy elsewhere, * * * Hilda Van Stockum Marlin, Lansdowne avenue, away in London, England, visiting her daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren and due to return early next week, ¥ * * Lt.Edward Burns and his wife, Louise, have founded a new catering service on Hillside avenue.Lt.Burns served in the Royal Canadian Navy in World War IL and again during the Korean War, retiring in 1956 with rank of Lt.Commander.It is a case of \u201clike father, like son\u201d as Lt.WU.our feet There grows no grass Our heaters are both Electric and gas.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5.4689 * Burns\u2019 father was also in the catering business.* * ¥ Yves Theriault, Victoria avenue, author and playwright, has just completed a book which is on the press (his tenth) and is writing another about Napoleon Alexandre from the Baie Comeau district, early in the New Year.* + * Wonder why the gents who deal out the parking tickets never can see the trucks that park under the No Parking signs on Claremont at the corner of Sherbrooke; they're right on the job it an unwary motorist should park there.* * * Glen Lyman, music award winner last year, is getting many requests to play at various church meetings to celebrate the Christmas season.* * * African violet enthusiasts who are afflicted with a streak of jealousy, are advised to keep their eyes averted when they pass the Westmount Hobby Shop on Sherbrooke street because there is a display of those delicate blooms in the window over the store that will keep them awake nights.* * * Claude Beaubien, Grosve- nor avenue, is one of the members of the Royal Commission that is meeting currently to look into publication problems in Canada.* * * Hans Theide, the hairdresser, flying home to Germany for New Years where he will join his wife and children.They have been visiting the folks at home for a prolonged period.* ¥ * Charles Grant, personnel department of the City of West- mount, interviewing and considering another candidate for the position of temporary policewoman to take care of youngsters crossing at Westmount and Grosvenor avenues, * * * Miss Kathleen Jenkins.West- mount Library, executive director national branch of the Canadian Library Week committee, recently returned from three weeks leave of absence al Ottawa making plans for Canadian Library Week to be held next year from April 16 to 22.Miss Jenkins will be returning to Ottawa about 2 months before the event to complete other arrangements.STOP CANDLES FROM DRIPPING Your Christmas candles will burn evenly and without drips if you chill them overnight in the refrigerator before using.BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL CARDS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Eric A.Cushing James C.Smith Westmount 6 CUSHING, RENNIE & SMITH Chartered Accountants 4444 St.Catherine St.West Donald F.Rennie Arnulf Flaten WE.3-6732 Labor leaders .(Continued from Page 4) tion of the lot of the unemployed worker.The unemployment situation would have hardly reached its presents state of acuteness if labor leaders and those on whose behalf they speak, had given the employers that co-operative that would have enabled them to produce and sell their merchandise at a price compatible with that now charged for imported goods.Thinking only in terms of what they, the workers, can get, rather than what they can or should give, hundreds of employers in this country have had to shut down or work short time.Canadian and American workers have yet to learn how they can best serve their occupational and economic interest by giving their employers the measure of co-operation not as wage earners alone but associates in industry.The great majority of wage earners seldom give a thought to an understanding of the employers\u2019 position.At the end of the working week they get their pay cheques which they can spend as they plase.In a democracy, with equality of opportunity for both industry and government, the organizer and risk-taking capitalist can and does create profitable employment for the workers.The tremendous amount of comme cial construction in Montreal and other centres is the best proof of \u2018his.Socialism would inevitably wipe out the thousands of small merchants in whose welfare labor leaders take little or no interest.It is the capitalist, = i .gv?CASH for YOU In The Exciting New Contest ROW ODS STARTING FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16th Watch for this great new contest .It's easy and lots of fun for you and your whole family and there are wonderful CASH PRIZES to be won.Be sure not fo miss this fun-filled game.THE WEST MQYNT Order your copies of without delay $$555$$$SSSHSSSHSSSHHHHSSSSHSHHHHSSSSSSSSSSSHHSSS 55$$5$$$$$S$6S6G666S66GGHSS$SSSGSGSSSSSSSSGSSSSSSSSGSGSSSSSSSGSSSHSSH$SSS$$S$S 4466S6GGGGSSHGGSSGGGGSSSSSSSSSSSSSGGGGGGSGGGGGGGGSGGGSSSSSSSSSGHSHGSHSHSHHS$S 0 Pardy, Lachine; 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