The weekly examiner : including the districts of Model City, Outremont, North End, 11 janvier 1930, samedi 11 janvier 1930

[" Sidelisht The Weekly E ne On Current vents \u20ac CEK THE DISTRICTS OF Xamin er CONSULTING THE PEOPLE Model City Outremont North End INDIAN \u201cINDEPENDENCE\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014meee _\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 == \u2014 - \u2014 ; PRICE TWO CENTS VOL.II.No.2.OUTREMONT FIRE DEPT.ANSWERS 144 ALARMS DURING THE PAST TWELVE MONTHS Chief Willis Reports $41,936.Damage During Year\u2014False plarms Few \u2014 Made Three Trips To Town of Mount! oyal.MONTREAL, JANUARY 11, 1930.ALD.HOLLAND CONTINUES IN WARD POLITICS Delegation of Hebrew Political Club Awaits an Alderman GIVES ASSURANCE Will Stand for Election In St.Michael's Ward CURBING THE \"SHORTS\" * SUBMERGED LINER MENACES SHIPPING BENEFITING THE PUBLIC \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHILD LABOUR \u2014 \u201cSELF RELIANCE\u201d GENERAL SMUTS \u201cOUR\u201d SYSTEM By BRODIE SNYDER Hon.Charles Stewart, Minister of the Interior, speaking at Hamilton, declares that the government of which he is a member, will, in the, event of war, consult the electors before sending troops outside the country.That is right, the people are supposed to run this country, not a political clique who might manipulate the nation\u2019s foreign policy for personal or political advantage.The AR ean ce de mr.ts INT A A + il ko am SA de The City of Qutremont has been exceedingly fortunate in the past year in not having any really serious fires.For a City of its size and population Outremont probably has one of the best fire records in Canada.For the year 1929 the entire fire loss amounted to $41,936, the largest property damage being only $4,300.The station received and responded to 144 alarms of which only 44 were fires of any size.The remaining 100, Chief Willis hastened to assure they were not ail false alarms, in fact very few were false alarms, the majority being telephone calls phoned in by people who really thought that their place was afire.And this is not a bad practice as many serious fires ms 20 tt MER LE LL 0e « This air view, taken just above the almost completely submerged S.S.Victoria, où the Furness-Mermuda , Line, shows the menage to port navigation which the sunken ship has become.Rammed hy the S.S.Algon- The forthcoming municipal elec- quin, of the Clyde Line, in a dense fog which ¢nveloped New York Harbor, the Fort Victoria sank steadily, tions which take place in April were © trial procession to watlh 2,000,000 tion.\u201d people should be consulted on ALL major questions of policy, war and otherwise.Thanks to the Labor Government, the people of India are to have some sort of independence.It would seem dangerous for a nation of 40,- 000,000 to give any kind of authority to 350,000,000 Asiatics.However, the British, wise in colonial administration, can be trusted to make the self- governing power of the Hindus as unreal as the phantom ruling powers of the native princes.Senator Brokhart introduces a hill in the United States Senate which would make short selling a criminal offence and apply the postal laws to such transactions.If the bill be-|self.reliance\u2019 ma .a of al of ole of oe oo oo of of 5 + owing to the deep interest of business men in Me.Birks and his theme all : 2 | y be costly for thes oo od 0 of de te ete do ofr 2 0 ob fo oo 1 An .: comes law, it will raise a protest that|child and for the society Ye well\u201d | + & Aid Society of the Fairmount-St.! members will be caved for up to the capacity of the meeting place.members of the club stressed the fact 4 will be heard from the Golden Gate remarks a writer in the Philadelphia & TWO AUTOMOBILES \u2018@ | Giles United Church was held on that while Ald.Holland was at the ; to Marblehead; foolish people don\u2019t Record.© IN SMASH-UP Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock in the || City Hgll he devoted himself to the like to have their privilege to waste] Ameri ; to i ig | «| Church Paarlor, with the President, intrests of St.Michael's Ward and ican prosperity is not all big \" at the same time worked hard for \u2018 The Russian government issues an edict that little girls must not play with dolls as that encourages the bourgeois or capitalistic idea of family life, developing a taste for moth- will no more overcome the love of dolls than they could overcome the instinct of self-preservation.Maternity is planted in the hearts of little girls by a power far greater than the power of Bolshevism, just as ambition is planted in the hearts of little boys.And that ambition is what makes communism an impossibility.erhood and household duties.The |Puts him to sleep, and he doesn\u2019t wake .The total amount raived during the , tinetly understood by those opposed to little girl with the doll is interpreted up.Its elimination will make an ob- year amounted $3,765.45.main hone of contention and 4b and Dynes, who, by the way play for ) Central's Juvenile Team and whe By GEO.PORTEOUS seoregr§2 of the 38 points.Lunn, Sta- ; (Boy's Work Sect\u2019y.) *n, Johnson and Blackburn shared the scoring honors for North Branch.Wynd and Bowden handled.the game.The teams lined up as follows: Central \u201cY\u201d Pervin, Dyne, Brunt, Dewar, Davis and Eckerson.North Branch \u201cY\u201d Lunn, Staton, Johnson, NORTH BRANCH Athletics Win Medals In 8 game closely contested in every minute the Athletics succeeded in downing the Pirates, scoring 20 points to 13.It was one of the best Schofield, Struthers, burn, Haviland, Black- Greys Beat Tigers.The Greys, led by Norman Mealing won a clean cut victory over the Tigers at St.Cyril just before the rain ended hockey for a while.Having gone down before this team once already the Greys put up a determined attack which netted them a 4-3 victory.Meal- ing, Smith and Goodfellow scored for the winners while Tatlock, Colney and Mulligan talked for the Tigers.The teams lined up as follows: Greys,\u2014 Kennedy, Mealing, Lane, Smith, De- corato, McCaskill, GoodfeNow.Tigers, \u2014Chambers, Colney, Mulligan, Cameron, Tatlock Holdship, Houghton, Lawlar, McCullough, Miller, Newman.\u2019 Gym Classes\u2019 Busy.Since the new year has been a greater return to the gym classes.Many of the boys are beginning keenly interested in graded apparatus work.Among the Juniors Leguil- lette, Barton, Conway and Sam Mis- lap stand out.In the Intermediate section Fitzgerald, Staton, Blackburn, Dew and Struthers are becoming particularly adept in the art of Tumbling.Among the Business Boys, Mason, | Johns, Masse, Oliphant, Tom and Bill Kennedy are becoming good on the parallel bars.Doug.MacK Lair in the Senior School is developing fast on the rings and Gordon Mock is a leader on the horse and parallel bars.It is hoped that progress will be noted in many other chaps who are getting into thisfascinating game which is a real muscle builder and goes far in the developrfilent of coordination of mind and body.The monthly business meeting of the Board of Management of the North Branch Y.M.C.A.will be held on Tuesday evening at 8.15.The activities and financial operations of the past month will be discussed.Mr.W.J.Moore, chairman of the \u201cY\u201d looks for a hundred percent attendence of the Board Members.\u201cDo you and your wife agree on anything ?\u201d \u201cOh, yes.We both agree that 1 don\u2019t make enough money.\u201d\u2014Path- finder.: FAIRMOUNT-ST.GILES (United Church of Canada) New Church Hall, Corner of Bernard and Stuart Ave.Rev.Dr.J.R.Dobson\u2014Rev.J.P.MacF'arlane Associate Ministers Services for the Opening Year 11.00 a.m.\u2014Rev.J.P.MacFarlane.Subject: \u201cA Call for the New Year\u201d.7.30 p.m.\u2014Rev.Dr.J.R.Dobson, \u201cSt.Pawl\u2019s New Year Challenge\u201d.S.S.and Bible Classes at 3 p.m.Snecial Hvmns and Anthems Other Meetings as Announced Strangers Made Welcome hasketball games seen on the North Branch floor for some time.This win gives the Athletics two games out of the three played to settle the championship for boys under 18 years of age.The league, composed at the start of six teams, has been a ding dong battle from start to finish.Three teams were tied in the first half and three in the second.The Pirates and Athletics successively emerged the victors.In the play-off the Pirates took the first game in easy style.The second was a tie at 13 all and in the overtime the Athletics gained a 5 point lead.The 3rd, the best game of the three, was 5 all at half time.In the second Russel MacRae broke loose to score 10 points which put his team well to the fore.Russell and Bill Kennedy were the best on the wimning team while Tom Kennedy, Wigley and Mayer were the best of the losers.Frank Ulley refereed in his usual ef- \"SPECIALITIES, CONSULTATIONS 2 to 3 p.m.- 7 to 8 p.m.DIATHERMY Telephone.CRescent 8330 ST.GEORGE MEDICAL HALL | BERNARD & ESPLANADE .A.P.FORTIN Formerly with Park Ave, Pharmacy DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS | & EMERGENCY A visit will be highly appreciated PHONE CRESCENT 2010 DR.J.S.BEAUDRY At Bruchesi Institute, Wednesday mornings .ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS GALVANIC 5681 Park Avenue near Bernard ficient style and the teams lined up as follows: Athletics: Gle, Durocher, McRae, W.Kennedy, Atkinson and Eadie.Pirates: Poure, T.Kennedy, Wigley; Struthers, Mayer and Mis- lap.Bow to Central.In a snappy little game the North Branch Intermediate School quintette suffered a reverse at the hands of an ow) Phone Crescent 1664 N N N N N N LADIES AND HEALTH IN EVERY DROP.The milk from our dairy is rich and pure.It is the grade of milk you should give your children to build their bodies in healthful proportions.Give them as much of it as they care to drink.It is the most economical of foods for growing children.It is equally.good and nourishing for growny ps.MONKLAND DAIRY | ST.LAURENT BYwater 0705 GENTLEMEN For a quiet Evening\u2019s bowling, call Tuesday or Thursday Evening at JOSLIN'S BOWLING ACADEMY.5231 Park Ave.near Fairmount (NO LEAGUES) to become |B OR A RO a A Bro THE WEEKLY EXAMINER JANUARY 11.1930, IIL 72 I VE Ze LG SILLS ISLS 1 So SILLS SSIS IIIS IIS SES Ld Sod dL SSS SISSSLLI RE 7 A EE A dE Pr Pd rr pid PA ltd LA AE 2 RER EE YR FF BE FOR 4 LIMITED TIM ONLY \u2014to every purchaser of this genuine brand new ; no OF: J so A VICTRGLA at its regular price of $175\u2014we are offering absolutely free\u2014a very fine musical library consisting of 50 latest Victor Records, red and black seal; 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Flags: K.Walsh, D.Cloakey; Leap Frog, M.Knox, E.Moore, Fig of E ight, M.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 The 23rd has now two King's Knox.Scouts and three First Class Scouts.Henry Heeman, Sec'y.120th Montreal Troop.The Troop is getting along line.The troop is meeting every Mon- The interesting programmes are day evening at the Bnai Jacnb Synagogue, with Mr.F.Morris as S.M.and assisted by H.Tager.The troop is planning to hold its third anniversary banjuet shortly and former scouts are invited to attend.\u201d Rover News The 3rd (Kitchener) and the 25th (Trumpeldor) patrols helped the Black Watch Regiment decorate their hall for Christmas on Dec.21.1929.On Dec.29th they were up bright and early to give the Neighbourhood House a hand at their chanukah concert, the boys being used us ushers.For the remainder of the day they helped the Montefiore Orphans Home prepair for their Banquet and at night they were used as general help with the help of Alf Paton of the Strath- cona patrol.The hoys doing about 15 hours of service on Sunday.drawn up by the Rover Patrol of the Troop.Two new members were welcomed into the troop, who hope to become good scouts.Although we are late in doing so, we wish all other Troops and Wolf Cub Packs 1 Happy and Successful New Year which may be filled with Daily Good Turns.About two weeks ago, the Scoutmaster took pleasure in announcing First Class Scout, P.L.Henry Freeman, who also received First grade cords.Last week we had a Boy Scout visitor from Rochester, N.Y.The troop is opened for a few recruits.We meet at St.Joseph Blvd.and Nelson Ave.on Monday nights at 7.30 p.m, Patrol Leader, Gordon Lambert.On Thursday night at 7.45 we held our first meeting of the year.Though we have welcomed a few new members First Class Tests Judging Distance \u2014 Wednesday, into the troop, we still have room for |January 22nd, at Strathcona a lot more.No fellow is-to old to join Academy.8.00 p.m.\u2014Mr.N.D.Me- Rae.the Scouts.We have gym every Saturday and basketball.The badge work of Scouts includes everything Athletic work, languages, business, forestry,, basketry and everything a young fellow should go into.Give us a visit any Thursday night inthe Fair- mount-St.Giles Hall.Tuesday night the court of honour met at P.H.Wileman\u2019s house.All Patrol Leaders and officers were present, Signalling \u2014 Thursday, January 23rd, at Ascension Church.8.00 p.m.\u2014Mr.C.J.Dendy.Maps \u2014 Wednesday, January 29th at Strathcona Academy.8.00 p.m.\u2014 Mr.A.H.Paton.Emergencies \u2014 My.S.Harris, the examiner, will visit a troop when three or more boys are ready for the test.Notify Mr.Anderson at Head- Bill O'Brien, popular trainer of the Montreal Maroons and the Royals, who turned down an offer to train New York Yankees.RED WING AND Rough Match In a hard-checking, closely- fought hockey match played rast Saturday night at St.Cyrile rink.the North\u2019 Branch Y.M.C.A.Redwings played the \u2018 Comets, led by Montgomery, to a 4-all draw.The game was marred {to a certain extent by rough play.Percy and Grant of the Redwings both received minor injuries.wings, one on a fine pass from Grant and the other by a clever picce of stick-handling.Two were also scored by R.Durocher one on a assist and Campbell scored the.next two goals.year hy defeating the powerful Commercial High Sexette by the score of 1-0.The Strath Juniors won the city Football and Basketball titles and hope to repeat in the Hockey series.having a strong well-balanced team.However they met with tough opposition from the Commercial boys who January Victor Records on Sale Acanum Bulletin, PZ Maurice pel, AOI % rrr rd a LS 7 RL D Jeweller Expert jewellery repairs of all kinds.\u201c5676 Park Ave., near Bernard.CRescent 6893 iced a squad infinitely superor to any CIGARS, NOVLELTILS, MAGAZINES, ETC.Visit our up-to-date fountain For Quick Service Telephone ATlantic 2530-1535 23rd (Col.Bishop) Rover Scout quarters when your troop have suf- The first on a pass from Cote, which Patrol ficient entries.le ee .re .» .3 all Vas disputed because of a hectic It might be pretty late to do so, but > In connection with these po squabble in front of the goalie.and dal SI e al ors through this column, we send our|boys s ar 0 p provide y fr entre jee.Irwin scored wishes for a Happy New Year to all| With the regular badge examination the other from centre ice.Irwin searec CLEANERS AND DYERS Rover Patrols.for.' 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