The Westmount examiner, 24 mars 1939, vendredi 24 mars 1939

[" and, and \u201c39 Years in és EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS ANTIQUE SILVER old watch.N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N S WE.4046 VOL.X., No.12 ~ Westmount\u201d OHMAN\u201d See our large variety of fine Watches.Generous trade-in allowance for your 1216 Greene Ave.Ro A A AM MMA AM AM REALTY SALES VALUED AT $894.43 TRANSACTED HERE DURING FEBRUARY Westmount Led All Island Suburban Municipalities in Total Values of Sales, Report Prepared by Montreal Real Estate Board Shows \u2014 Also in Lead for First Two Months of Year With nine sales representing a turnover of $894,435 Westmount led all Island suburban municipalities in total value of real estate deals transacted during the month of February, a tabulation prepared this week by the Montreal Real Estate Board reveals.' Outremont reported 18 sales having a combined value of $168,761; while Verdun was in third position with 16 transactions valued at $49,794, Westmount was also well ahead of all suburban municipalities in total value of realty sales transacted -from January lst until Febru.PUPILS MAKE G00D SHOWING IN FESTIVAL Large Number of Students : In Westmount Schools Enter Quebec Musical - Competition Pupils of Westmount public schools made an exceptionally good showing in the Quebec Musical Festival this year, itgis revealed in a report compiled this week by S.F.Kneeland, secretary-trea- surer of the Protestant Board of School Commissioners.There were almost double the number of local scholars entered in the festival over 1938 and a high percentage of awards were M the local participants.\u2019 re complete list of entries and results is as follows: \u2018Westmount High Music Grade 10 Gb., 2nd out of three \u2018in their section: Grade 9 Gb., 3rd out of three in their section; Choir: (Pupils from all grades) 1st out of four in school choir section, and in competition for Kiwanis Trophy, 1st out of ten.Choric Recitation There were 12 entries.1st place, 11 Gb; 2nd, 11 Ga; 4th, 11 G (chosen from all 11th Grades); bth, 11 Gc; 6th, 11 M (girls).Tied with Almond-Grey School (for elocution) for 1st place.Tied with Bancroft School for 6th place.Argyle Junior High Music Argyle Girls\u2019 Choir 3rd; grade VIII choir 2nd; Grade VII choir 2nd; John Houseman: Boys\u2019 Treble Solo Senior, \u201cI Know that my Redeemer liveth,\u201d 6th; \u201cHymn for Aviators,\u201d 3rd.Literary Wylma Jacobs: Dramatic recital 2nd; Speech of six minutes, \u201cChoosing a Vocation\u201d 2nd; Sight Reading, 1st; Inter, Jr., Sr, Recitation 10-13 years.No honours.Roslyn Avenue School Four awards, all of them first places, were won by the Roslyn pupils.Of these, three were for literary items and dhe for class singing.The list follows: Literary Short Story, pupils 12 years or under, won by Janet Nicholson (3 entries from Roslyn School); Lyric Poem, pupils 12 and under, won by Joyce Anne Rankin; Short Essay, pupils 12 and under, won by Marilyn Friedman.Music Classroom Singing, Fifth grade, won by Roslyn fifth year girls, under the direction of Miss M, A.MeNaughton, teacher, 157 marks out of 200.Other classroom entries were as follows: Grade II, Miss McDonald, 150 marks, 3rd place; Grade VI, Miss Lanskail, 139 marks, 5th place; Grade VI, Miss Braidwood, 149 marks., King's School Music Eight out of the ten classes of the School had choirs compete.Seven out of eight received 75 per cent or over.- Miss Crossiey\u2019s Class (Grade VI Girls) actually came third but was given first place ranking along with three other schools; Miss Braidwood\u2019s class (Grade V girls- came third; Miss Dodds\u2019 class \u2018Grade V boys) third: Miss Jeffrey's class (Grade 1I) third.*ary 28th listing 18 sales |Barish of St, Ange representing a turnover of $998,869.Outremont placed second for the two-month period with 31 sales valued at $272,659.The complete report covering suburban municipalities for ¥eb- ruary is as follows: Value Num.$ Westmount .894,435 9 Outremont .\u2026.168,761 18 Verdun - 49,794 16 Baie d'Urfé .\u2014 \u2014 Beaconsfield .350 1 Bizard Island .6,150 3 Cote de Liesse .\u2014 \u2014 Cote St.Lue .\u2014 \u2014 Dorval .19,877 3 Hampstead -.44,544 9 Lachine .29,884 15 Lasalle, Town of .16,036 8 Montreal East .3,850 6 Montreal North .19,061 23 Montreal West .5,500 1 Mt.Royal, Town of 51,190 8 Pte-aux-Trembles 2,020 4 Pointe Clajre .15,651 7 Parish of Point Claire .\u2014 \u2014 Rivière des Prairies 371 2 St.Anne de Bellevue D 250 1 de Bellevue .- St.Genevieve .12,671 5 St.Laurent .\u2026.\u2026 4,669 2 Parish of St.Laurent .\u2014 \u2014 St.Léonard de Port Maurice .\u2014 \u2014 St.Michel, Town of 16,482 14 St.Pierre, Town of 51 2 Saraguay «co.cc.\u2014 \u2014_ Senneville .\u2014 \u2014 Total $1,361,697 157 MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK AT SERVICE The Sunday services, in West- mount Baptist Church will take the form of an Inspiring Missionary demonstration.There will be three brief addresses at each service, Miss Alice Clarke of Boliva, Dr.and Mrs.Howard Elliot and Miss Clara Riggs of India will be the speakers.They will tell of the triumphs of the Gospel of India and of transformed lives among Spaniards, Cholos and Inca Indians in South America.Reverend J.A.Johnston will conduct the services and those attending in the evening will witness a Baptismal Service.ANNUAL SERVICE On Saturday morning, April 16th, the annual Mother and Daughter Sabbath will.be observed at Temple Emanu-El.After the service the luncheon will take place in_ the Lecture Hall.À programme of interest is being planned under the direction of Miss Frances Katz, CARTIER TR + Lamp Damaged When Hit By Car A lamp standard directly at the entrance to Melville Presbyterian Church was badly damaged at 8.50 p.m.on Saturday when it was struck by an automobile driven by Harold Clarke, of 5549 Queen Mary Road.Clarke told police that his machine struck the post when he attempted to pass another car while proceeding south on Melville avenue.But slight damage was caused the automobile, NCGILL GROUP Ë GIVES RECITAL AT HIGH SCHOOL Annual Concert Presented Under the Direction of Irene Nichols, L.R.S.M.An enthusiastic audience attended the annual Workshop Recital of the McGill Piano classes in Westmount High School last Saturday night.The concert was presented in the auditorium under the direction of Irene Nichols, L.R.S.M.Thirty children played during the two hour program, many of whom were beginners from the age of five years upwards, who surprised the audience with their evident familiarity of the keyboard.Melodies were harmonized with variations in all keys.The second stage pupils played their solo numbers from memory with style and musical appreciation.Many two piano pieces were played by the third stage pupils.Outstanding Numbers Among the outstanding numbers were, a trio by the three Mec- Leod sisters, a twelve hand felec., \u2018tion by Barbara in, Barbara Torrey, Ruth Steeves, Mary Abs bot-Smith, Carol Mackenzie and Marjorie Hawthorne, and piano duets by Jean Jones and Coleen Fitzpatrick and Sandy Valentine and Peter Lawson, Solos played by Joan Palmer, Frank McConnell, Donald Burwash and Daphne At- chison were also well received.Miss Nichols conducted a lesson on the platform, and every child completely mastered a mel- cdy not heard before.Some children were able to harmonize the songs with suitable chords and transpose them into another key, during the course of the twenty minute lesson.Many Took Part Other chilldren taking part on the program included: David Tor- rey, Carol Giles, Barbara Chambers, Tommy Smith, Laurie Hut- chison, Angus Simpson, Barbara Wilson, Heward Grafferty, Ann Rubenstein, Anne Sutherland, Anne Elderkin, Linai Norkitt, Alaine Albert, Sandy Cross, Lindsay Graham, Angus McNaughton, Wendy Stevenson, Lois Klein, Roberta Higgins, Joan Segal, Ross Rubenstein, Elaine Fisher, Aileen Kearney, Peter Crowe.Fern Marshall, Doreen Innes, Earla Taylor, David Torrey, Michael Tucker, Betty Hawthorne, Richard Hamilton, Peter Wilson, Brian Drummond, Catherine\u2019 Chadwick, Esther Pierce, Grace Hogg, Mary McGormand, Sidney Simp- son, Barbara Miller, Charles Clark, Wilson Reusing, Peggy Pierce, Priscilla Jones, Estelle Lawson, Helene Reusing, Martha McCabe, Norma Chown, Patricia Pierce, Nancy Johnson, Shirley Butterworth, David Claxton, Barry Scott, Bobby Taylor, Alexa, Anne and Charlotte McLead.That driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor does not pay in Westmount was well demonstrated last week when Deputy - Recorder Grigg fined Marcel Lafortune, 1080 Maison- neuve street, $136.80 when he appeared before him on that charge and on other traffic counts.Lafortune was arrested by Constable Lauzon, of the mortoreycle patrol, at 2.15 p.m.on March 11, when he was seen speeding on Cote St.Antoine road at the corner of Metcalfe.He came to a halt only after a chase of several blocks by the constable.When he appeared before the Recorder\u2019s Court he was charged and pleaded guilty to operating an Man Receives Heavy Fine For Driving While Drunk automobile while under the in- fluepce of liquor, for which he was fined $104.20: speeding at 42 miles per hour, $14.20; failing to stop when ordered to do so by a constable, $10; driving without a license, $4.20; driving without a registration card, $4.20, Lafortune, a taxi driver, also had his license suspended for a year from the date of sentence and will therefore be unable to drive a cab for that period.At the time of his arrest he was ailowed out upon payment of $136.80 bail, which, coincidently turned out to be the exact amount of his fine and court costs.Lafortune\u2019s was one of the highest fines imposed for reckless driving in Westmoednt tais yeas.he Westmount zu Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis \u201cHe .Nr i WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1939 DREDGE GOES FISHING S \\ Twenty-three passengers, among them the Paraguayan ambassador to the U.S., received a ducking but none were injured when this giant transport liner turned over while attempting to land on the bay at San Juan, P.R.\u2014 CATCHES A PLANE PERLE = > VA Al EE \\ SRN B4TH BIRTHDAY [5 CELEBRATED BY MRS.SCOTT Occasion Marked by Quebec's Pioneer Leader in Women's Rights Movement Mrs.John Scott, 4275 Western avenue, who celebrated her 84th birthday on Tuesday is of the opinion that the most important thing a woman can do is to cook.Mrs, Scott, who has been a resident of this city for many years is, well BRM lade Ruabegie- pioneer eo the omén\u2019s went movement.Mrs.Scott thinks that most of the present day world problems could be solved if people enjoyed three good meals every day.Her only regret, due to her age is that she can no longer do a \u201cBit of baking on Saturday\u201d and have her family and friends in on Sunday to eat it all up.Born at New Kilpatrick, near Glasgow on March 21st.This day was appointed as the Day of National Humiliation for t he losses in the Crimean War, but Mrs.Scott prefers to remember that her birthday falls on the first day of Spring.Although there are no flowers blooming on the first day of Spring in this country, Mrs.Scott prefers to live in Quebec all year, she will not spend the winter in Florida she said and listen to many people describe (Continued on Page 2) ATTRACTIONS OF ROCKIES SHOWN Walter L.Payne Gave Illustrated Lecture at Mechanics\u2019 Institute Walter L.Payne, of the Canadian Pacific Railway, gave anil.\u2019 lustrated travel talk on the natural beauty of the Canadian Rockics at the Mechanics\u2019 Institute last weekend.The speaker showed the splendor of the mountains and decried the fact that more people from Eastern Canada did not visit them.The films, which included slides taken by the speaker, were in natural color.The views included a description of the advance made in railway travel during the past 50 years.The audience was shown the interior of rail cars of the Victorian era and those of the present day.The natural color motion pictures opened with scenes of the Calgary Stampede and Indian days at Banff, followed by a vivid portrayal of the joys of trail riding and camping in the Rockies.The 1938 annual ride of the Trail Riders Association, which has several Montreal members, and golf week on the gloriously located Banff Springs Hotel course aroused much interest.VACATIONING Mr.and Mrs.J.Cauchon and their family have left for the South.and will spend & sort The Week At Victoria Hall Today: Montreal Operatic Society, rehearsal; Electa Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Tomorrow: Montreal Operatic Society, play; Westmount Chapter of the True Kindred Society.Saturday: Montreal Operatic Society, play.Monday: Montreal Operatic So- cicty, play.Tuesday: Dickens\u2019 Fellowship; Westmount Rotary Club party for crippled children; Norwegian \"Welfare Association, .Wednesday: League for Health and Beauty show and fashion revue; Wednesday Rotary Club weekly luncheon meeting; Victo- vian Order of Nurses: Women\u2019s Social Service Organization, ¢ anting; Hampstead Hall, bridge, ARREST HALTS IBRARY THEFTS Goods Stolen From Clothing in Cloak Room Returned to Owners A number of thefts of articles from clothing left in the cloak room of the Westmount Public Library have ceased following the arrest of a man last week, Miss Kathleen M.Jenkins reported yesterday.The man, a member of a well- known Westmount family, committed the thefts over a period of about a month.His arrest resulted from complaints made by persons using the cloak room facilities at the library.The stolen articles included cigarette cases, wallets, pens and pencils, etc.These have now been returned to their owners.WOMAN STRUCK BY STREET CAR Mrs.Winslow Spragge, of 55 Aberdeen Avenue, Suffered But Minor Bruises Mrs.Winslow Spragge, of 5h Aberdeen avenue, suffered minor | injuries when she was struck by a street car on Sherbrooke street at the corner of Victoria avenue shortly after noon on Saturday.According to \u2018the police record she told officers investigating that she stepped directly into the path of the tram which was proceeding east on Sherbrooke street.The motorman, listed as Joseph Neau- sejour, of 753 Bienville street, stated that he had no chance of avoiding the accident, Mrs.Spragge was crossing Sherbrooke street from north to south and stated that she failed to notice the street car.While suffering minor bruises she refused medical treatment at the time of the accident.RETURN HOME Mr.and Mrs.Frederick Mann.have returned home from Miami Beach, Florida, where they spent ewer |BRIGADE UNITS PREPARE FOR EXAMINATIONS First Westmount Company Will Enter Competitions In May The various efficiency groups of the First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade are currently preparing for their annual examinations which are scheduled Lo take place shortly., Sergeant James Patterson is coaching the First Ald team and it will enter the Battalion Shield: competition in May.The Company signallers are al- 80 in readiness for the passing of their exams, and are being brushed up by Lieut.Sutherland.A new instruction group in Wayfdt- ing and Camp-craft will be conducted this week and for the next few Friday nights by Lieut.Sutherland.The band, now numbering twelve advanced and with additional trumpets and five drums, is well practised, will be in readiness for the first spring parade.The winner of last week\u2019s puzzle contest was Roy Howard and a blazer crest will be presented to him tomorrow night.Captain Richardson will also present the card of enrolment to Herbert Truax upon completion of four weeks in the Company.During the Easter holidays the Company, providing weather conditions warrant, will organize several cycle trips.Many of the boys have bicycles and will have the opportunity of enjoying trips into the country together.Other trips of interest are to be featured at this time.Company Bible Class will welcome Em, Orlick, Physical Director of N.D.G.Y.M.C.A.as their special speaker, this Sunday afternoon.He will speak on \u201cPhysical Fitness: body, mind and soul.\u201d Mr.Orlick, a native of .Czecho- Slovakia, has had a rich experience in boys\u2019 work in Europe, miner 2 os GA ACTIVITIES ly governing the speaker stated.One Head Enough , The average businessman, he said, believed that it was vital that there be only one boss.To learn all about one business was about all the average man could accomplish in a lifetime.\u201cThe democratic form of government and of society does not lend itself to the proficient and profitable administration of busl- ness,\u201d Ald.Currie continued, and \u2014{o aggravate the situation still further we find constant recourse to the most popular of all laws, the political expediency.\u201d Few companies baso their policies on the votes of uninformed shareholders and the course of a sailing ship is not determined by the votes of tho passengers, he points ed out.! Some Aid Needed \u201cUndoubtedly an cmergancy arose in the West and the government had to step in.We in the Rast have accepted the consequences cheerfully and realize it is for the .good of alk 1 am not eri ticising what has been done, but I would draw attention to what further demarids are now being made upon the government, which naturally are to be expected following such action,\u201d Mr.Currie stated.\u201cWe find, for instance, the farmers of Ontario and Quebec clamouring for similar treatment.Why should we not receive the minimum price for our wheat, our butter, ow meat and maple syrup?\u201d the speaker asked.More Spending Proposed \u201cPor the {fishermen of Nova Scotin is a proposal from Ottawa that the government pay 76 per (Continued on Page 2) country,\u201d the 1 Young People\u2019s League To Meet On Wednesday The Young People's League of Temple Emanu-El will hold an open meeting on Wednesday evening commencing at 8.30 o'clock.The speakers will be Miss Phyllis Godfrey, H.Surchin, of the Zionist Organization, Miss Phyllis Fitch, and R, Messinger.Minister Will Preach Sermon On Philippians Continuing the series of sermons on Philippians, Rev.J.Lavell Smith will preach on \u201cRevising Our Religious Values\u201d, at the morning service in Westmount America and Canada.Park Church on Sunday next.St.Andrew\u2019s Church To Mark Anniversary Sunday On Sunday St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, will celebrate its thirty-ninth anniversary, the minister, Rev.Dr.JF.W.Kerr, preaching at both services, The celebration will feature, \u201cFamily in Church\u201d day, when parents will sit with their boys and girls and with their married children in the family pew.Guides, Brownie, and Cubs are attending the service in uniform.The junior choir will cluster about the minister on the platform and will lead a processional hymn as well as render their own voluntry.Another interesting feature of the morning service will be the installation of new members of the junior board, of which Gordon Taylor is chairman, Brouie Shearer, vice chairman and Gerald Cushing, secretary.The eight new members who will be added to the present fourteen members are:.Malcolm Loucks, Wilbur Spinney.time in Florida, or arama.several weeks, | Este \u2014 i Lyle McMaster, Warren Reynolds, Alexander Ross, Jack Miller Howard Hodges and T, Dunbar Robertson, The chairman of the board and managers Mr.W.Stanley Johnson, has issued an appeal for an anniversary offering of five thousand dollars, to meet heavy expenditures on the building.The present church building was opened for services on April 18th, 1909.Since that date a commodious church school building has been erected at a cost of forty thousand dollars.During its entire history St.Andrew's has had only three ministers, Rev, George Johnson, who died after a brief pastorate of five years.Rev.W.J.Clarke was inducted as minister on March 28th, 1907, and carried on a vigorous and successfu! ministry for twenty-five years.Upon his resignation and retirement, Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D., was called from Knox Church, Win nipeg, and was inducted on Sept.9th, 1032.PEER HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished À.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 SSICAISILSNESNAU SI SISIISUSI IA LEA L III I NI CLIM LENS IS SP ENS I Le EXPANSE IN | Cleaned RE PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS GOVERNMENT SCORED BY SPEAKER AT ROTARY CLUB Alderman Gzorge S.Currie Addressed Regular Weekly Luncheon Meeting in Victoria Hall on Wednesday \u2014 Views Certain Developments With Alarm \u2014 Cites Railway and Western Wheat Situation \u201cFor the sake of Democracy, 1 view with alarm certain developments in Canada which, if they vepresent a definite trend of thought, or of & new ovgunization, lead away from our present form of economic set up and of government,\u201d Alderman George S.Currie stated when addressing the vegular weekly luncheon meeting of the West- mount Rotary Club in Victoria Hall yesterday.\u201cOur government is in the wheat business and also in the railway business, We bave 400 men elected to Ottawa for yeurs responsible for the running of two of the biggest industries in the country, not to mention that for which they were primarily eloct- ed, namely the business of actual- #-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014emmemess ses five consecutive YOUTHS GIVEN.SMONTH TERN, FOR ROBBERY Took $19 From Office of Arena Garage \u2014 Sentenced in Recorder's Court Monday Two 17-year-old youths, whose names have been withheld by pos lice, were sentenced to three months in the penitentinry by Doe puty-Recorder Grigg in Recorder's Court Monday morning when they appeared before him on charges of theft.The youths, who both reside.in Montreal, pleaded guilty to robbing, the Are G Li] Catherine ste ae ft: 45 ¥ March 14.They entered the bulls ing when the cashier was out of the office and stole $19 from the cash register, They were arrested by Captain Broden and Constable Lines, of the radio patrol and were held in jail pending sentence., Both had previous police records but neither had served prison terms.It was the first time tHey had been arrested in Wostmount.LOCAL CHURCH OPENS BRANCH OF FELLOWSHIP R.K.Taylor to Address Group at St.Matthias - Church on Sunday During the latter part of last November the Fellowship of the West celebrated its tenth annie versary at St.James the Apostle Church.At that time it was ane nounced that plans were undepe way to form groups of this organa zation, whose obicet is to proe mote interest in the Missionary work of the Anglican Church in Western Canada among young men of the same religous affiliation in Montreal.Not long ago, a group was formed at St.Matthias Church, One of the items in its programme is to hold meetings open to the public, at which an address is given by one or more of the ors ganisations workers In the Field, On Sunday evening, the speaker will be the Rev.R, K.Naylor of the Montreal Diocesan College.Also movies of the Peace River will be presented.This meeting will be held in the Parish Hall at 8:45 p.m.and all interested will be heartily welcomed.The commite tee also wishes to announce it would welcome any applications for membership, from young ren living in the west end of the city.Committee To Give Jewish Information Beeause of the demand for Jewieh information at the present, the Brotherhood Public Relations Committee of Temnle Em~nu-E) has organized n Speakers\u2019 Bur eau.The members of this speakers committee will address organizations who are seeking author\u2019ta- tive knowledge about Jewish life.Tawrence Marks is chairman of this special committee.] ME WESTMOUNT EXAMINE \u2014\u2014= THURSDAY, MARCH 23.1939.1 The Eros [FINAL TRIBUTE Hidden Titles Contest P AID IQ) LATE The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the J.RITCHIE BELL kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the : 3 Funeral Service Conducted At Erskine and Ameri Heaps, Harry Leader, and Hon.Charles Dunning delivered on March 6th, and concludes that Hansard for that day merits a far wider reading that it ordinarily will get.\u201cThe several speakers who took part in the discussion made contributions of a very high order,\u201d writes Mr.Rose.\u2018\u2019The questions discussed were those that chiefly concern the general population.One can hardly conceive of or visualize a discussion of this kind taking p'ace in a totalitarian country.It remews one's faith in democracy, which in spite of all its alleged shortcomings is, so far, the best system of government that exoerience, equity, Government Expanse ., (Continued from Page 1) [STOPME.IF YOU'VE HEARD THIS ONE The ~Westmount Examiner Pablishod Kvery Friday Merning 2 Serving the City of Westmount, et cent of losses sustained through storms at sea.Th: Premier of Nova Scotia, in my view, quite properly raises the question of whether governments should be responsible for making good the loss to persons who suffer through such events as a storm or the closing of industry,\u201d the speaker believed.Quotes Premier Ald.Currie quoted the Premier Garden Suburb of Conuds's Mriropolis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAlnut 2773° \u201cPhe Examiner\u201d stms te be an independent.clean mowspaper fer the home.davites to oublie service Mr.Webster Defines \u201cFather, what's a counter-irri- tant?\u201d \u201cA counter-irritant, son, must be a person who shops all day and following requirements:\u2014 Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first halt of the coming week are y me WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939 == cai me Br THES en cfa 6 AI MIO, PE sur extra.Apply Superintendent, EL, 062% arn PETES WAL ps a Po er dE \u201cUF \u20ac \u20ac THE EDUCATIONAL QUESTION and progress, have evolved.\u201d The present session of the Quebec Legislature is moving along toward prorogation and still nothing in the way of legislation affecting Protestant education has been presented for the approval of the legislators, in spite of the fact that the Protestant community in Quebec is well nigh unanimous that something should be done \u2014 that it is imperative that something be done \u2014 to implement the recommendations of the Hepburn survey.The Prime Minister has stated that he will act upon the recommendations placed before him providing such recommendations represent a reasonably united front on the part of the Protestants of Quebec.It is quite evident, indeed, that the overwhelming majority of Protestants in Quebec are in sympathy with the recommendations of the Survey, and thus present a front near enough to unanimity to have something accomplished providing the legislation is presented.At the meeting at the Windsor Hotel last Saturday, held under the auspices of the Protestant Men Teachers, and addressed by Bishop Carrington, over twelve hundred people applauded a demand that something be done to put into effect the reorganization suggested by the Survey committee.There is nothing to be gained by delay.Eventually, the wishes of the great mass of the people concerned will be respected.In the meantime, much valuable time is being lost.THE FIFTH HORSEMAN In the Vision of Saint John the Divine, which he set down in the Book of Reve'ations, the inspired writer saw four horsemen.They were War, Famine, Pestilence and Death, the four great enemies of humankind.To those Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse former President Hoover of the United States, added a fifth in a speech a short time ago.He referred to \u201cintolerant ideologies\u2019 as being as great a menace to the peop'e of the world as were those whom Saint John saw in his vision.\u20ac Mr.Hoover was, of course, referring to the nationalistic spirit of the present-day dictatorships, and the insidious growth of their intolerant spirit throughout the world.Not since pestilence, in the form of the plague which we call influenza, came out of Manchuria in 1918 and swept the whole world at a cost of 25 million lives, has there been such an insidious and menacing enemy turned loose in the world.People can fight a foe whom they can see; nations can guard themselves against physical threats to their safety.But it is immensely more difficult to protect ideals, beliefs and principles against the onslaught of ideas.There is always the danger, especially in times of economic distress, that great numbers of people will be deceived into believing that the new idea is better than the old one, and that somehow they will fare better by discarding the ancient beliefs in such things as freedom of thought, the rights of individuals as superior to those of the state, the privilege of religious liberty, the right to speak and preach one\u2019s opinions.It is against the insidious approach of the \u201cintolerant ideologies\u2019 of the dictatorships which now control so much of the civilized world that we need to be on our guard, far more alertly than against the weapons of physical warfare.\u2014 Essex County Reporter.~ or PARLIAMENT UPHELD Parliament has had to endure plenty of criticism of recent months, most of it unfair when not actually stupid, and much of it de- ~ liberately biased.It is therefore with con- * siderable relief that one with democratic in- \u2018sfincts comes across an article of commendation of the work our legislators are doing.In the current issue of The Labour World is such an article from the pen of Bernard Rose, K.C., a well known local resident.Mr.Rose reviews the addresses of Rev.Daniel Mclvor, Dr.J.P, Howden, J.S.Woodsworth, A.A.doesn\u2019t buy anything.\u201d Oh, for a Hole in the Floor! \u201cWhat are you reading, daughter?\u201d \u201cA novel, father, entitled \u2018The Lovelorn, Lovers.\u201d \u201d \u201cUmph! The usual rubbish, I suppose?\u201d \u201cIt's a book you presented to mother years ago.\u201d .Quiz What does Harold Bell Wright?On whom did William Tell?What does William Gibbs Adoo?.How much were William's Wordsworth?What .famous words did William Penn?modern Mec- Short-Term Loan \u201cHow about that ten you borrowed from me a month ago?\u201d \u201cWell?\u201d \u201cYou said you wanted it only for a short time.\u201d \u201cThat's right, I kept it only 10 minutes.\u201d Another Howler A country schoolmistress came upon this ingenious \u201chowler\u201d in a pupil\u2019s exercise-book recently: \u201cOra pro nobis is Latin for speaking through the nose,\u2019'\u2014 Edinburgh Dispatch, Hm-m! An architect met a lady of his acéuaintance on the street and remarked that he had just een to see the nave of the new church of which they were both members.\u201cYou needn't mention names,\u201d said the lady with an apprehensive glance; \u201cI know the man to whom you refer.\u201d 1st College Grad: \u201cBlue never completed his education, did he?\u201d 2nd College Grad: \u201cNo, he was a bachelor to the end.\u201d ! The Westmount Examiner CLASSIFIED ADS WAlnut 2773 | + FLATS TO LET HEATED DUPLEXES\u201412pt, SIX, oven rooms, modern, very bright, Wllson and Harvard, north of Terrebonne, full service, $65.00 up.Apply 4542 Wilson.Phone Asselin, WA, 2792, Open evonings.G-10 APARTMENTS TO LET WESTMOUNT PARK Apartments, 4660 St.Catherine Street West, five - gooms, $46.00 and 347.50, aix rooms $45.00.Garage $7.00.Furnished $10 FOR SALE DINING ROOM SET, 8 pleces, fumed FOR SALE GENTLEMEN'S grey oak, perfect condition, chairs, upholstered with red leather, $40.00, to party who will take immediate delivery.FI.65119.N-59 CHILD'S crib, tuxedo sult, gray suit, lady's lace dinner dress and evening dress, excellent condition, sell cheap.WA.5952, N-259 sport suit, fords, size 5, $2.00, chairs ltke new, 76c each.BOY'S blue spring overcoat, ulator $10.00, volumes, $35.00, Book of History, EL.0450.x or D.Ogilvie Co, Dom.8q.Bullding, HA, 8301, G-1 PICKWICK ARMS, \u201c6010 Sherbrooke Street West, five large rooms, 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masseuses.Reducing treatments, also ultra-violet my lamp._ 2055 University Street, | Apt.3 Open 10 a.m, to 13 p.m.PL 1905.G-11 hidden.the purpose.one submitting the right answers.be received in Friday's mail: Mrs.Say, 495 Grosvenor Ave.; Ave, Apt.1.Submit all answeres to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, names of the winners will be published in Thursday's issue.A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct answers as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to avery- The winners of last week\u2019s contest are as follows and their passes will Nancy McMurtry, 481 Prince Albert Ave.; Roy C.Cookman, 110 Blenheim Place; Mrs.M.Hall, 55 Windsor Ave.; Miss M.Forrest, 4834 Western Ave.; Mrs.C.Tobias, 410 Victoria ER ars not necessarily thosp of They are published for thelr RR ive of society and persomality, we VO MAS ASIA NMMIISIS ALL SAII AINSI IN USI US A UMA THE FORUM \" \"In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.cr NOTE:\u2014The opinions expressed in these columns his newspaper and It dues not accept responsibility for them terest, variety and originality of treatment SAMOA II ISIIIA ASUS US SIL SEULS IS IS III SSII ISSU LI VI VI III III TSI ISO LE general In as Therefore, because the profit-seeking economy becomes increasingly the destroyer of society as well as of the ideals of our religion, we are compelled to demand its removal and to seek to replace it by an ecohomic order which will provide a base for, and will toward, the more abundant life for all the people which our gospel proclaims.Because of the extent to which violent conflict is destruct- continuously seek social changes by education and by democratic decision, not by violence.We stand against any attempts to prevent, to nullify or to anticipate democratic decision by force or violence.\u2014From Outline of a Christian Program for Social Ward.T8e second great war of the twentieth century, began in July 1936.\u2014Liddeli Hart, British Military historian in \u2018Though the Fog of War.\u201d published by Faber and Faber, Ltd, London, G.B.\u201cI cannot guess how long it will take to awaken the English- speaking communities and democracies generally to a common consciousness of the fact that the entire hpman species is now one community which cannot dispense with the common objective of & common world law.\u201d\u2014H, G.Wells.The Scot still \u201cputs by a penny.\u201d The deposits of the Scottish savings banks have increased in the past year by over $75,000,000.Some say wise spending is as important as wise saving.Philip Guedalla in a recent statement emphasizes the gravity of the ordinary Englishman's almost total ignorance of the history of the United States.Nothing can be done by those who believe that nothing can be done.Thomas Jefferson (the U.S.A.patron saint of democracy) believed in the practicability of democracy only in a country whose citizens were predominantly rural property owners cultivating the land on which they lived.He shuddered to think what might happen to democracy if ever there was a great concentration of landless men in cities, detached from the soil and living on wages or on the profits of trade.Neither a bourgeoise nor a proletariat fitted into his political pattern.At a meeting of over 300° members of the Ontario section of Canadian Bar Association, a resolution providing for the abolition of grand juries in Ontario, was defeated by a substantial majority.F.D.Kerr, K.G, of Peterborough, defended the grand jury system as a safeguard against injustice that might be created \u201cespecially at present when the tendency is to do away with democratic institutions.\u201d Alberta wheat production in 1988 was placed at 148,000,000 out of a total for Canada of 350,- 010,000, in the third estimate of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.The average yield in Alberta was placed at 17.9 bushels; in Saskatchewan, at 9.6.and in Manitoba at 16.\u2014The Western Farm Leader.The United Farmers of Alberta Constituency and District Associations, are now non-political bodies.They seek to unite all farmers \u201cin our efforts to improve existing farm conditions which are ALBERT WEEKS JEWELLER - WATCHMAKER The Shop of Superior Craftsmanship Remove your wrist watch before washing hands.This precaution may save you a costly repair bill.ESTIMATES GIVEN PRICES REASONABLE Change, by Professor Harry F.+ becoming more and more a struggle for a mere existence.\u201d They will strive by every means within their power to secure a solution of the many pressing problems including the following: Cost of production for primary products; farm indebtedness; high interest rates; farm implement and repair prices; transportation; rural education; health legislation; rural housing; adjustment of currency and exchange rates; cooperative insurance and National marketing legislation, Sir John Hope Simpson wrote for the Spectator: \u201cIn Great Britain, it is known that the flight of Jewish refugees from Leipzig, has resulted in a marked extension of the fur trade.\u201d x * | St.Andrew's Church | Notes | \u201c Within the past few years St.Andrew\u2019's has given two young men to the service of the Christian ministry, Rev.Malcolm Ransom, who is now minister at Rose- town, Sask., and Rev.Donald Burns, who is minister at Michel in the Crows\u2019 Nest Pass of British Columbia.In the foreign field, Rev.Bruce Copland, represents the congregation as is now in the war-zone in China.Five men are also maintained on home mission fields, The present church membership is over 1400.¢ The congregation has always been noted for the high standard of education maintained in its church school.For some thirteen years, Rev.George F.Dewey was director of religious education, In the past year, Rev.Colin Rudd of the United Theological College has given most efficient leadership in this work.The Junior congregation, conducted at the hour of morning worship, has surpassed in attendance all previous recordism and at the afternoon sessions of the church, Mr.Rudd, has been a pioneer in introducing visual education with marked success.84th Birthday.(Continued from Page 1) * their numerous ailments, although she did go to Bermuda on a short trip about two years ago.Mrs.Scott does not see why anyone should gain prestige for being over 80 years old, something which does not require any effort to achieve.She still hopes that women will obtain the provincial vote in Quebec.\u201cPublic opinjon is the strongest thing in the world and I don\u2019t see\u2018 how our legislators can withstand it.\u201d she said.\u201cWhy don\u2019t they see that they are hurting themselves by being so far behind the thme.\u201d Mrs.Scott said that she felt that the attitude of those legislators who oppose votes for women was a good argument in favor of compulsory education.The birthday was spent quietly with her son, Hugh M.Scott, and her two daughters, Mrs.Harry W.Thorpe and Mrs.Garnet M.Strong and their families.Mrs.Scott requested, flowers and such things should be sent to people in hospitals and not to those like herself who are active and enjoying life.Moderation is the silken string running through the pearl chain 1309_Greans Ave.El.4820 .\u201c= id 2 of all virtues.\u2014Bishop Hall.agement of the Montreal -Hunt, \u201cno presents\u201d can Church on Monday day Final tribute was paid to J Ritchie Bell on Monday afternoon, when funeral services were held at the Erskine and American Church, and were conducted by Dr.E.Leslie Pidgeon, and Rev.William McLean, of Qutremont Presbyterian Church.Mr.Bell died at his home, 363 Melville Ave., and was interred in Mount Royal Cemetery.During his life-time Mr, Bell was manager of the Montreal Sailor's Institute.Rev.McLean said in his eulogy that Mr.Bell's name had becoi\u2026e legend among all seamen who had come to Montreal.Chief mourners were Mr.Bell\u2019s wife, the former Edith May Tees, his son, Dr.Robert B.Bell and Mrs.Bell his daughter, Mrs.W.A.Messenger, and his brother, Arthur F.Bell.Honorary pallbearers wer e seven members of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve under Commander E.B., Brock.They were: leading seaman, R.Stevenson, D.Martin, E.Massey, S.Moore, J.Keil, P.Rogers, and N.Gettins.Members of the board of man- Sailors Institute who attended were: J.W.Nicoll, vice-president: A, F.C.Ross, hon.treasurer: E.W.Foulds, hon.secretary F.J.Campbell, F.T.Cuttle, W.E.Eakin, Alex.Ferguson, M.EH.Gault, Dr.Milton Hersey, \u2018Abner Kingman, Mostyn Lewis, Capt.W.H.McGiffin, H, Milburne, R.B.Morrice, L.J.Pattington, Capt.E.E.Tedford, Guy Tombs, and Capt.R.H.Monks, representing Capt.R.C.Brown, Port Warden, Dr.A.M Lightstone,\u201d hon physician.Representing Catholic Sailor's Club: Dr.W.H.Atherton, M.A.Phelan, K.C., P.H.Bartley, Major M.J.McCrory, E.Quinn, J.C.Bonar, Dr.F.J.Hackett, D.H.Thatcher.: Staff of the institute: Miss G.H.Bates, Mrs.L.E.Whitlock, John M.Hill, J.J.Bennyworth, Miss Carrie Fredericks, J.M.Moncrieff, E.C Vaughan, Vincent Wheeler, J.S.Cooper.Representing Canadian Pacific Steamships: J.F.Gillespie, general superintendants office: G.W.auditing department, and others.: From Erskine and American Church: Elders G.R.Lighthtl], % + | Temple Emanu-El | Notes Wem + x The annual Congregational Seder will take place in Temple Emanu-El, Passover Eve, Monday, April 3rd, at 7:16 o'clock.The Sisterhood will agdin be in charge of the dinner.Prior to the Seder Passover Services will be held in the Temple Auditorium at 6:45 p.m.On Friday evening, March 31st, the Sabbath Service will be in charge of the Young People\u2019s Society.Addresses will be given by Miss Marjorie Bercovitch and Ralph Miller.Participating in the Reading of the Ritual and Torah are the following: Messrs.Jos.A.Jacobson, Ralph Messin- ger, Wm.E.Finklestein, Miss Edith Jacobson and Miss Phyllis Fitch.Following the Service an Oneg Shabbat and Reception will be held when the blessing of the Sabbath Lights will be given by Miss Phyllis Fitch and the Kid- dush by Mr.Isadore Finklestein.A symposium on \u201cJewish Youth and Democracy\u201d will be presented at the meeting of the Young People\u2019s Society (Temple Centre) takes place Wednesday evening, March 29th at 8:30 o'clock in the Temple Lecture Hall.In this symposium representatives of Young Judea and Temple Youth will participate.of Nova Scotia as saying\u2014\u201cThe implications of a general policy that everything which is lost in this province be replaced by some government are far reaching and critical .if governments are to be required to provide material for any that is destroyed and then to provide work in which the material may be used, they will be embarking upon a policy far beyond anything that has hitkgto been considered within the scope and cowmetence of government.\u2019 \u201cLet us remember,\u201d the speaker continued, \u201cthe many long years of struggle of our ancestors to gain responsible and parliamentary government, dating from Magna Charta and the Bill of Rights, and let us not lose any of the principals fought for and won by the insidious method of permitting a bureaucratic system of administration to nibble more off here and there.\u201d Quoting the late Judge Sedg- wick, he said, \u201c \u2018All those who seek to enlarge the power of the government at the expense of the people shoulu be denounced.Magna Charta was designed to limit what those in authority over us could do to us\u201d \u201d The speaker believed that taxes should be levied with equal justice to all; he favored a certain amount of governmental control in regard to \u201cfreedom of speech,\u201d especially as it applied to radio; and urged widespread education of the people in the principals of democracy and the duty of the citizen to seriously and intelligently exercise his franchise.R.H.Barron, G.H.Hall, Dr.John W.Ross, R.A.Beckett, J.P.Copland, W.S.Leslie, C.G.McLellan, J.L.Maw, W., H.Deblois, J.A.Millen, W.R.Charlton, A.Stalk- ner, A.D.Anderson, A.C.Chapman, G.W.Barrington, R.H.Foss, D.C.Grant, sr, Harper R.Gray, J.*A.Latham, G.F.Smar- don, T.S.Stewart, H.J.Vennes, F.Wilson Fairman, W.B.Prit- chard, Henry G.Birks, G.Lamb, J.Mackenzie, W.A.Traill, V.J, Traversy, E.E.Fairman, A.H, Milne, A.B Bradsher, F.Bramley, Ald.Alex Edmison, and Dr.L C.Montgomery.St.Andrew's Church Cote St.Antoine Road at Stanton Street Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.11 a.m.\u201cOur 39th Anniversary\u2019 Family-in-Church Day Brownies, Guides and Cubs attend in uniform.Installation of the Junior Board.Gordon Taylor, pres., Brodie Shearer, vice-pres., Gerald Cushing, secretary.Eight new members: Malcolm Loucks, Wilbur Spinney, Lyle McMaster, Warren Reynolds, Alex.Ross, Jack Miller, How= ard Hodges and T.Dembar Robertson.7.30 p.m.What Has the Church to Say Regarding Present World-Conditions.Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D., at both services, Calvary Church Dorchester \u2018St, at Greene Ave, Westmount.Preacher: Rev.T.W.Jones, 11.00 a.m.The Things that Matter Most when you come to the end of the Long, Long Trail, 7.30 p.m.Religion at the Checker= board of Life.Members of Sere vice Clubs and Fraternal Ore ganizations will attend this sere vice, sponsored by the Gyre Club of Montreal, 11.00 a.m.and 3 p.m.Regular sess slon of the Church School.3.00 p.m.Teacher Training Demons stration Class.Men\u2019s Own Brotherhood.4,15 p.m.Pastor's Training Class for Church Membership in prepare ation for Easter.; Monday, 8.13 p.m.Young People's Union Wednesday, March 29th, Grand Cone cert in the Church Auditorium by the Montreal Masonic Choir with assisting artists, directed by Mr.Walter Clapperton, Hon, A.R.C.M Tickets\u2014reserved 5c: general admission §0c, may be obtained from Brooks Durg Store, Greens Ave, at St.Catherine, or C, F.Box Grocery Store at Victoria Ave.and Sherbrooke St, West- mount, HEAD OFFICE: Dominion Square Bldg.HA.8201 + Telephone mr FLATS, APARTMENTS, HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Rental from $32.50 to $65.00 D.W.OGILVIE & CO.REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ! H.S.ROSS, K.CROSS, ARCHAMBAULT, TELLIER, MARTINEAU & BEAUDOIN COUNSEL\u2014VINCENT DUPLIS, K.C., M.P.BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS Suite 604, 10 St.James Street West, Montreal EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT AT 2035 GREY AVENUE a cé \u2014 INC.VERDUN OFFICE: 4281 Verdun Ave.YO.1614 HA.9238 out » | gad ucts Ie 39- .TE.1) rough ier of _ Quite ion of 1d be d the rough Yr the peaker remier \u2014\u201cThe policy ost in some Eg and are to al for ren to mate- e em- eyond been e and eaker years Ts to amen- from ill of : any r and od of vstem more Sedg- ) seek gov e peo- lagna what could taxes | jus- ertain rol in ,\u201d es- ; and f the demo- itizen y ex- John Cop- ellan, J.A Stalk- Chap- .H, er R.Smar- nnes, Prit- Lamb, Vv.J A.H.mley, r.La (J) [atter e end ckere Sere Ors ; sere Gyre sese mons s for epare pile 8 Cone rium Choir ected Hon, neral ained eens L BE.torla Veste mme passe) \u2014-L - THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE THRÉ GOSSIP HOLLYWOOD s NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD 4 THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS Miss MacDonald and Eddy Coming in \u201cSweethearts\u201d The outstanding musical treat of the new movie season which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday is the fifth co-starring appearance of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in \u201cSweethearts\u201d, filmization of the noted Victor Herbert operetta and marking the first appar- ance of the popular singing team in a Techricolor production.The new picture also marks a departure upon the part of Miss MacDonald and Eddy from such of their previous triumphs as \u201cNaughty Marietta\u201d, \u201cMaytime\u201d and \u201cGirl of the Golden West\u201d, in being a modern comedy.W.S.Van Dyke II and Hunt Stromberg, respective director and producer of \u201cNaughty Marietta\u201d, again joined forces on the filmiza- tion of \u201cSweethearts\u201d, which boasts a supporting cast of such distinguished stage and screen headliners as Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger, Florence Rice, Mischa Auer, Herman Bing, Reginald Gar- diner, Fay Holden, Allyn Josiyn, Olin Howland, Lucile Watson, dene and Kathleen Lockhart, Ber- con Churchill and little Terry Kil- surn, boy star of \u201cLord Jeff\u201d.Victor Herbert's lovely music abounds in the picture with Miss MacDonald and Eddy heard in musical numbers, among -them \u201cmademoiselle\u201d, \u201cOn Parade\u201d.\u201cWooden Shoes\u201d, \u201cEvery Lover Must Meet His Fate\u201d, \u201cSummer Serenade\u201d, \u201cPretty as a Picture\u201d, \u201cSweethearts\u201d and \u201cLittle Gray Home in the West\u201d.- The story depicts the famed singing team as a happily married couple who are the reigning musical comedy stars of the Broadway stage.In order to thwart their desertion of Broadway for the beckoning realms of Hollywood, their producer, Frank Morgan, resorts to a strategy in which a \u201cplay within a play\u201d becomes a pivotal factor.Children\u2019s Theatre Receives Three Highest Awards In Drama Festival For the third year in succession, the Children\u2019s Theatre, directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, has received first honors from the adjudicator, Mr, Paul Leyssac, of the Dominion Drama Festival.This year, the Children\u2019s Theatre received the highest award in the dramatic recital contest, this going to Mona Bronfman, with 100 marks.Coming second and third in this competition were Joyce Litwin and Laura Mitchell, both pupils of the same school, Mona Bronfman will be well remembered for her portrayal of ERA ey ESTMOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) TODAY 2 until Saturday-An (Outstanding Feature Production.! REHOME IHRE BEARER RCRONAOUE NAN i IIE WF ARAUTMET 2nd Attraction Jack Holt, Wynne Gibson in BY Friday night after 11 p.m.Revival of VICTOR MacLAG- \u2018LEN, in \u201cThe Magnificent Brute.\u201d .SUNDAY until TUESDAY Luise Rainer, Alan Marshal in \"DRAMATIC SCHOOL\" \u201cJohn Howard, Heather Angel in \u2018\u2019ARREST BULLDOG DRUMMOND\" FMB ERO EO rnT HVOIEEGREEG EERE EGRET Tao, RH (St.Catherine at Guy St.) Today and Friday THE SCREEN\" $ CRANOEST MR! Vu eut wii A tropical hurricane of laughter.A typhoon of romance.\u2014 2nd Feature \u2014 \u201cArrest Bulldog Drummond\u201d John Howard, Heather Angel, H.B.Warner & Reginald Denny Saturday until Tuesday \"KENTUCKY\" with Loretta Young and Richard Greene Constance Bennett, Roland = = oung In = = = \u201cTOPPER TAKES A TRIP\u201d UN REURHERHORLERHRREERIUMHANHRNN UH \u201cQueen Elizabeth\u201d in the Mysterious Mr.Parker, and of Mrs.Lip- pett in Daddy Long Legs.She also distinguished herself in the recerft competition held a\u201c the Y.M.C.A.where she ranked first in the dramatic contest.In two other classes of the Drama Festival, highest awards were given to pupils of the Children\u2019s Theatre.For the reading of \u201cVespers,\u201d Mary Hall came first with 100 marks, and for \u201cRock-a-bye Lady first award was given to Joy Schartz.Mr.Leyssac, the adjucator was most complimentary in his remarks with regard to the pupils of the Children\u2019s Theatre, making reference to their excellent diction, poise and characterizations.The Children\u2019s Theatre are at present rehearsing that delightful story of \u201cPollyanna\u201d which will be offered next month at Victoria Hall.Travel Parties Are Now Being Organized Mrs.H.B.Pope is organizing travel .parties to New York, Atlan- tie City or Washington.The all expense cost of these tours is reasonable and many interested items are included such as rail transportation, twin bedrooms with baths, sightseeing, N.B.C.Studio tour, dinner at a popular cabaret, tickets to see some of the best known commercial broadcasts and many other courtesies that make these parties particularly enjoyable.The Atlantic City tour includes five days in Atlantic City and the balance of the time in New York.The Washington party will motor from New York to Washington and have three days of wonderful interest in America\u2019s capital.Sin has many tools, but a lie is the handle which fits them all.\u2014 Holmes, SIERRA EERE es \u2014_\u2014 NOWDON (Decarie Blvd., North Queen An Excellent TODAY $i until Saturday o picture will UENE rt Davis Ti Be \u2014 Other Special Feature - \u2014 Fe The human story of two boys and a girl ., whose romance is the romance of aviation it.se SATURDAY night after 11 p.m.Revival of Eleanor Powell in \u2018Born to Dance,\u201d with Virginia Bruce & James Stewart.Admission after 10 p.m.27e Sunday until Tuesday Jack Benny and Joan Bennett in \u201cArtists and Models Abroad.\u201d \"Girls School,\u201d with Ann Shirley, Nan Grey and Ralph Bellamy./ HGNNE KHKHREHHUN = = = = = = = = = ZIEPELIEI NERO AGRO is THRILLING STORY OF BLUE GRASS Loretta Young and Richard Greene in a scene from the film \u2018Kentucky\u2019 which opens a three day engagement at the York United Theatre starting Saturday.\u201cDRAMATIC SCHOOL\" A scene from the film \u201cDramatic School\u2019 starring Luise Rainer, Paulette Goddard and Alan Marshal, Westmount United Theatre.RMA.BAND TU GIVE GONGERT Event is Being Sponsored By the Vimy Branch of The Canadian Legion Of interest to music lovers is the announcement that on Tuesday, at 8.15 p.m.the band of The Royal Montreal Regiment (M.G), under the direction of Lieut.T.E.Jackson and supported by the Canadian Natinnal Recreation As- cociation Choral Society, will be heard in a contert of music by Rossini, Gounod, Schubert, Sibi- lius, Handel, German, Bishop and others.By kind permission of Lieut.Col.J.E.Slessor, E.D., Officer Commanding, the concert will be held in the R.M.R., Armoury, St.Catherine Street, under the sponsorship of the Vimy (Quebec No.47) Branch, The Canadian Legion, B.ES.L., and is in aid of the welfare fund of the branch.During the evening, Major Reverend J.Bruce Hunter, M.C., and Captain, Reverend M.T.J, O\u2019- Brien will dedicate the colours of the Northern Electric Branch No.37 and Vimy Branch No.47 of the Legion in an impressive ceremony assisted by the band.FALSE HEDY REPORT Contrary to reports, Hedy La- marr is not at Sun Valley.Instead, she is remaining at her Beverly Hills home.ROLE MATCHES HOBBY Tom Neal, playing an aviator in \u201cWithin the Law,\u201d at Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer, is a student pilot in training at Clover Field in his spare time.ONHLAND Now Playing Until Saturday UIE ERA RAINER- GRAVET: ls HUGH HERBERT 3 LIONEL ATWILL (4% Romance! Glamour , .Glorious Music of Strauss, I, Bob Burns in \u2018\u2019The Arkansas Traveler,\u201d with Joan Parker.Friday Night after 11 p.m, Revival of \u201cTheodora Goes Wild,\u201d with Melvyn Douglas & Irene Dunne.and the Johann FANHNE NME Sunday until Tuesday Richard Greene & Nancy Kelly | in \"SUBMARINE PATROL\".\u201cSAY IT IN FRENCH\", with Ray Milland & Olympe Bradna.RERUIBEE RRENVERINBERDBER HART LE LE Fal URE ASUS IORI UN LDR \u201cWLLL EAL LEEVRLY | UROIRSL NA LEONA which opens Sunday at the Betty Speirs \u201cSUBMARINE PATROL\" A scene from the film \u2018Submarine Patrol\u2019 starring\u2019 Richard Greene, Monkland United Theatre.Nancy Kelly and George Bancroft, opening Sunday at the \u201cARTISTS AND MODELS ABROAD\" Jack Benny and Joan Bennett Prom ises Splendid Entertainment A season's endeavours for the Betty Speirs\u2019 School of Dancing will come to a close with the annual recital at Victoria hall on Saturday evening, April 1st.The final rehearsals are in full swing and we have Peter Miller's word for it that this will be the \u2018show of shows.\u2019 For the kiddies, Mr.Miller has adapted \u2018Goldilocks and the Three Bears,\u2019 and has chosen for his principals Nancy Telfer as Goldilocks, Enid (Chickabidee) Pascoe as Mamma Bear, Alaister Mont as Papa Bear and Deltry (Eleahëi Powell) Beacom as the baby bear.The scenic effects for this fairy tale include a gaily colored book, almost the height of the stage, from which the various characters will appear as the pages turn.Mr, Miller hopes that the book will survive the enthusiastic rehearsals and be on hand for the actual performance.The kindergarten class of this year is, according to Miss Speirs, the essence of culeness.Joan McCormick, Mary Entwistle, Rayette Schacter, Lysand Coupal, Mariett Durand and Margaret Creagan will be the soloists in this group.In the intermediate part of the program the popular young ensemble of the Ogilvie sisters, the Fitzgerald sisters, Valerie Bea- com, Audrey Jones, Laura Ross and Ruth Gogo will take the spotlight, while in the senior group \u2018Ballet du Lys Blanc,\u201d the technique of the talented Jean Barnes, Joyce Lozinski, Barbara Nuttall.Joan Melvin, Isobel Ann Ruben- stein, Isobel McLellan, Peggy Jean Ross, Mary Ledoux, Doris Jackson, Gene Dufty and Dorothy Fitzgerald will be seen to advantage.Wylma Jacobs, well known young N.D.G.elocutionist will be heard in recitations.Miss Jacobs, who distinguished herself with honors at the recent Festival, has also won for herself a free tmp to Toronto as the result of her recent efforts in the competitive field.\u2019 In the selected offerings such eminent stars as Eleanor Thompson, Joan Layton, Shirley Hutt, Jean Miller, Peggy Cooper, Heather Williamson, Joan Regele, Nancy Gogo, Margaret Turnbull, Janie Allan, June Sidaway, and Violet Finnick will display their talents.Boy's As Mounties The boys\u2019 class will be in their element as stalwart members of the Royal North West Mounted Police, and will appear with their girl friend \u2018Rose Marie\u2019 Beacom, and when you see this number you will understand why Peter Miller raves about these little fellows.As is customary in a Belty Speirs\u2019 show, no expense has been spared in supplying spectacular scenery and lighting effects to support the efforts of the young artistes, which may be one of the many reasons that this annual entertainment has such a huge following.Glamour-Lack Wins Girl Big Role In Film In Hollywood, where the \u201cglamour standard\u201d takes the place of the \u201cgold standard\u201d, vivacious Louise Campbell has the distinction of being the girl who was given her big chance because a producer believed she \u201clacked glamour\u201d.Producer-Director William A.Wellman, who gave Miss Campbell the feminine lead opposite Fred MacMurray and Ray Milland in his cavalcade of aviation, \u201cMen With Wings\u201d, now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday, searched six months before he found just the girl he wanted.\u201cAs far as I'm concerned, glamour is a drug on the market\u201d, says Wellman, who brought \u201cWings\u201d, \u201cA Star is Born\u201d and \u201cNothing Sacred\u201d to the screen.\u201cFor the lead in \u201cMen With Wings\u201d | wanted a leading woman who could be married to an aviator, sew fabrics on wings, have a baby and get starry-eyed about it, and have a world of faith and trust in the one man she loved.\u201cI found that glamour has taken such a hold in the motion picture industry that there were few actresses wh could play such a role.\u201cThis was a fine state of affairs when | wanted a shy, unspoiled little girl who would really suffer deeply when her father was killed in an airplane, who could have ideals and purposes in her life and register extreme faith and depth of emotion.I found Miss Campbell just the girl I wanted for the part.\u201d ENROLMENT OF LIFE BOYS UP First Westmount Team, Under Robe rt Beal, Plans New Activities The First Westmount Life Boys Team, affiliated with The First Westmount Boys\u2019 Brigade Company is steadily increasing in membership.It is under the leadership of Robert Beal, This weck leathercraft will be introduced by Robert Morrow, instructor, and some very fine objects will be made by the boys.A display ôf their work is to be held at the close of the season.on which occasion the boys will also present an evening's program for their parents and friends.The two tribes, Mohawks and Senecas, are to be arranged so that more even competition can be given and points more fairly distributéd.The winning team will be given a wener feed by Captain Richardson, at the end of April.In a scone from the film \"Artists and Models Abroad\u201d which will open a three day engagement at the Snowdon United Theatre starting Sunday.5 PREPARING SPRING REVUE Montreal Concert Group to Be a Feature of Event On Thursday evening, March 30 when Norma Darling presents her mpils, instheir annual spring dance recital, a feature on the program Will be the new presentation of the Montreal Concert Dance Group, entitled \u201cThe Lorelei.\u201d This is a comedy character bal- \u2018let based on Sicilian folklore and tells the story of the fishernien\u2019s wives who are fuced with the problem of errant husbands and empty nets.The musical setting is Men- delsohn\u2019s \u201cItalian\u201d symphony, and the choreography has been arranged entirely by Miss Darling.The Montreal Concert Dance Group will also appear in \u201cTribunal,\u201d \u201cBallet Egyptian,\u201d and \u201cLes Preludes\u201d, The following members of the group will appear in solo interpretations: Phyllis Williams, Joyce Lewis, Joan Chandler, Joyce Christie, Betty Ball, Eloise\u2019 Ross.Miss Kathleen Madley, assistant teacher al the school will repeat \u201cRendez-vous\u201d by request.\u2018At the piano\u201d will be Misses A, Tav- ier, E.Singer, L.Mus, and M.Kermath, The#performance begins promptly at 8.15 p.m.Dramatic Group Will Give Play In the Temple Emanu-El Religious School Assembly next Sunday morning, the Dramatic Group, will present a dramatization of the Seder Eve Service.Others to participate in the program will be Kindergarten, Classes 1, 2 and 3.The well-known Shomar Hatzair Choir will furnish special Palestinian and Passaver songs.The \u201cShofar\u201d or Temple School Annual will be edited this year under the direction of Jos.A.Jacobson.The co-Editors are June Mailman and Barnett Simmons.Art Department, Constance Carin; Junior Poetry, Annette Miller.Others on the staff are: David Shefler, Robert Sabler, David Marks and Nina Mac Finklestcin.OWNS HORSE PRINTS Latest addition two prints of famous English horses, Babraham and White Nose.The prints were engraved March 10, 1756.Hope makes tomorrows, but Be- lief, being stronger, makes todays.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER WHITE SWAN CLEANERS DELUXE Ï ODORLESS CLEANING No shrinkage or stretching.3 PC.SUITS LADIES\u2019 DRESSES \u20ac TOPCOATS 4892 SHERBROOKE W.At Prince Albert | 3 PC.SUITS \u201cDramatic School\u201d For one month only our STANDARD CLEANING at Reduced Prices.39: WA.1145 TOPCOATS PL.DRESSES NORMA DARLING| Wealth of Strauss Tunes Heard in \u201cGreat Waltz\u201d From the great score of Johann Strauss music, choice of the most popular of it all was one of the difficult musical assignments dur ing the filming of \u201cThe Great Waltz\", drama of the life of the composer, currently playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday, with a brilliant gast headed by Luise Rainer, Fernand Gravet and Miliza Korjus, \u201cThe Blue Danube\u201d was unanimously chosen by all concerned with the picture as Strauss\u2019 best.known work, From then on various favorites were suggested.The musical score as it stands in the picture is the consensus of studio opinion of the cream of Strauss music.The numbers are: \u201cArtists Life\u201d, played by the M-G-M grand orchestra conducted by Dr.Arthur Guitmann; \u201cAt the Monastery\u201d, with mixed chorus und organ accompaniment; \u201cRee volutionary March\u201d with military band and mixed chorus; \u201cOne Day When We Were Young\u201d, sung by Miss Korjus and Fernand Gravet; \u201cYou and You\", by Miss Korjus, principals and mixed chorus; \u201cI'm in Love with Vienna\u201d, by principals and mixed chorus; Ballet music from \u201cDie Fledermans\u201d, by Miss Korjus and mixed chorus: \u201cTales of the Vienna Woods\", sung by Miss Korju with solo violin and full orchestral accompaniment; and \u201cThere'll Come a Time,\u201d sung by Miss Korjus, with piano music from Strauss\u2019 \u201cMethusalem.\u201d Toscha Seidel, the concert violonist, acted as concertmaster and soloist for this number.All musical arrangements are by Dmitri Tiomkin, the Russian pianist.composer, with lyries by Oscar Hammerstein 11.New Laughton Is Seen As The \u201cBeachomber\u201d Charles Laughton, whose film charactevizations have ranged from Nero in \u201cSign of tho Cross\u201d through the role of the ribald, robust king in \u201cHenry the VIII\", to Captain Bligh in \u201cMutiny on the Bounty\u201d, delineates a new and entirely different \u2014 but definitely \u201cLaughton\u201d \u2014 character in his latest picture, \u201cThe Beachcomer\u201d, which is now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday.Laughton is seen as \u201cGinger Ted\u201d, English-born \u201cremittance man\u201d and beachcomber, loafing his life away on a tiny island.As Laughton portrays him, \u201cGinger\u201d is a man who is at odds with the scheme of things in this quasi- tropical civilization, He resents efforts on the part of the autho- vities to restrain his abdiètion to drink, and, his desire to make friends with the native girls, Despondent nt times, in other moments roisterous, occasionally showing an inkling of the qualities of a gentleman, \u201cGinger\u201d is a character which only Laughton could create, with such consummate artistry.As the picture develops, \u201cGinger\u201d finds himself confronted with a new and different \u201cmenace\u201d \u2014 a woman who seeks to reform him.It's one Miss Jones, a missionary played in \u201cThe Beachcomber\u201d by Charles Laughton's wife, Elsa Lanchester, \u201cGinger\u201d ressents her; le is furious at her \u2014 and she despises him.Their two characters the poles apart \u2014 yet subtly each begins to feel the impact of the other's personality.DANCE BY THE PUPILS OF MISS NORMA DARLING Assisted by The Montreal Concert Dance Group Victoria Hall, Thurs., Mar.\u201d 30th, 8:15 P.Tickets: 4912 Sherbrooke W.\u2014 DE.5291.All seats reserved, tax inc.$0.57 - $1.13, RECITAL A Ré #3 Royal Montreal BAND CONCERT R.M.R.Armoury 4625 St.Catherine St.W.Tuesday, March 28, at 8.15 p.m.(By Kind Permission of Lt.Coi.J.E, Slessor, E.D.) 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Mrs.P.E.Durnford are sailing from New York tomorrow by the Queen Mary for France, where they will be joined for the Easter holidays by their Swop Shop Wants Lamps Chairs Mirrors Book Shelves Chest « Drawers Fire Place Fixtures Bring us your used articles and exchange them for something more useful to you.daughter, Miss Peggy Durnford, who, ix attending school in Lau- zanfe, Switzerland, Miss Pamela Merrill has returned home from Shawinigan Falls, where she was the guest of Miss Betty Wilson for ten days.Miss Judy Merrill has returned from King\u2019s Hall, Compton, where she spent some time, Mrs.Philip Elwood entertained at a tea and shower on Wednes- duy afternoon in honor of Miss Eloise Falrie, whose marriage to Mr, Duncan Falkner takes place shortly.Mr.and Mrs.A.K.Glassford will entertain at a cocktail party tomorrow evening for Miss Fairie and Mr.Faulkner and their wedding attendants.Miss Fairie was guest of honor at n tea given by Miss Nancy Bo- gert on Tuesday afternoon, Heather Shaw is a patient at St.Mary's Hospital.Miss Margaret Ross is visiting in New York City.Mrs, J.J.Rooney and Miss Ivy M.Rooney are spending a few days in New York City.Mr.and Mrs.H.D.Kingstone and Miss Peggy Kingstone will spend Easter in New York.Mrs, Harold Gilmore will spend the week end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A, F.May, in Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.R.E, Thorne left on Monday night for Atlantic Cily, where they will spend ten days.Mrs.E.A.Beardmore left on Tuesday for Atlantic City, where she will spend a few weeks.Miss L.Stundon, Sherbrooke slreet west, spent last weekend at Morin Heights.Mrs.W.R.Granger spent last weckend at St, Marguerite with Mrs.George Mackay.Dr.and Mrs.F.W.Harvey have left on a cruise to South America aboard the Statendam.Mrs.Colin G.Sutherland, Upper Belmont avenue, is spending a few 384 Victoria Avenue ELwood 2230 days in New York City.| Mrs.Stuart Oliver has returned (Just above St.Catherine) Your Spring Finery Demands ORIENT 7 LADIES WEAR 1219 GREENE AVENUE 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returfied home from Belleair.Florida, where they spent several weeks.Mrs, H.C.Bowen, of Toronto is expected in town tomorrow to spend the week-end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.Tirbutt, Mrs.Edith Clarke, Victoria avenue, returned home on\u2018Tuesday night from New York City, where she spent several days.Mr, and Mrs.M, S.Bogert have returned home from the Southern States, where they spent several weeks, Mrs.J.W.Cook has returned home from Quebec City, where was the guest of her mother, Mrs.Wilson, at the Chateau Frontenac.Mrs.A.M.Russell has left for Ottawa, Toronto and Winnipeg, en route to the Pacific Coast, to be away for six weeks, Miss Eleanor Warren, of London, England, is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Leo, Argyle avenue, Mr.and Mrs, E.J.Carlyle, have returned from Quebec, where they attended the recent Minin} and Metallurgy convention.Mr.and Mrs, William E.Carter, have returned home from Quebec City, where they spent several days.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Dougherty have returned home from Quebec where they attended the Mining and Metallurgy convention.Mrs.H.J.Symington has returned home from her cottage at St.Sauveur, where she spent the past week.Mrs.H.F.Hertzberg has returned to Ottawa after spending a few days in Montrehl the guest of her uncle.Mr.H.A.Springle, Cut FLOWERS OF AL ADDINCTON NURSERY (Formerly B.& C.Greenhouses) EMMA COWAN, Owner \u2014 R.A.Y.BRUNET, Sales Manager WA.5246 2085 ADDINGTON AVE.Potted & PLANTS L KINDS Moderate Prices _ Delivery Anywhere | ALSO ENTRANCE ON MINTO AVENUE Sherbrooke street west.Mrs.R.E.Studor, entertained at a bridge on Saturday afternoon at her home in Quebec City for Mrs, W.W.Gear, of Montreal, who is visiting her.Mrs.F.W.Beaufield, Winchester avenue, arrived home on Saturday from Trenton, Ontario, where she spent the past weeks as the guest of her sister, Mrs.Austin de SteCroix.Mrs.J.Carlisle, of Sackville.N.B., who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.J.Kelaher, Hillcrest avenue, for the past teri days, is returning to her home tomorrow night.\u2019 Inex Livingstone and Miss Helen Crosoy have le for New York City, where they are attending tion, the Hairdressers\u2019 annual conven- Mrs.Melville Krolik is spending a few days in Ottawa, where she W oman\u2019s Association To Hold Lenten Tea And Sale On Saturday St.Stephen\u2019s Y.omen\u2019s Association will hold \u2018ts fifth Lenten tea and sale of home-cooking on Saturday afternoon from half-past two until six o'clock in the parish hall, Weredale Park.Miss Winifred Roberts, president of the evening W.A.is the general convener and will be assisted by, Mrs.C W.Mann, Mrs.John Day, Miss Dora Watt, Mrs.F.G.Franckum, Mrs.A.G.duFresne, Mrs.A.W.MeElhenney and Miss Violet Fox.Tea will be served from four until six o\u2019clock, accomparied by a musical program.Members of the Red Cross group, with Mrs, H.J McElnea, as general convener, will be in charge of the home- cooking sale.Those taking pact ia the musical program will e: Miss Violet Thompson, pianist, Miss Monetta Laing, elocutionist, and Miss Mur- ie] Floud, vocal soloist.Howard S.Ross, K.C.Will Give Address At Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Howard S.Ross, K.C., will address the Notre Dame de Grace Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Hebrew Consumptive Aid Society on Wednesday evening.The topic of Mr.Ross\u2019 address will be, \u201cModern Poems in a Lighter Vein.\u201d The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.R.Garmaise, 4266 Royal avenue and will commence at nine o'clock, \u2018Mrs.J.Bogante, presidént, will be in the chair, In The Women's .Realm | Social Service Bridge The Women's Social Service Organization is holding a bridge in Victoria Hall on Wednesday afternoon at half-past two o'clock.Hostesses are: Mrs.A.R.Shiller, Mrs.{=}.Frank, Mrs.S.Bendon, Mrs, S.Brierbrier, Mrs.L.Brisken, Mrs.L.Borokoff, Mrs.N.Brownstefn, Mrs, I.Elman, Mrs, M.F.Finkel- stein, Mrs.L.Gibson, Mrs, J.Golden and Mrs.B.Golub.» * ¥% Business Meeting Westmount Women's Club will hold a business meeting for members only, on Friday afternoon, March 24th, at three o'clock.Tea will be served by the social committee.Clark Gable is adding to the live-stock at his new Encino ranch.Andy Devine gave him four chickens ag a starter, Gable is buying 1200 more.is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Rodd.Mrs, Gilbert Layton left on Monday night for Quebec, to join her husband, Honorable Gilbert Layton, at the Chateau Frontenac, for a few days.Mrs, S.Rubin, Windsor avenue, has returned home from New York City.Weddings Matthews-Walker Mr.and Mrs.Arthur J.Walker, of Oyen, Alberta, announce the marriage of their youngest daughter, June Alberta, to Mr.Gordon E.Matthews, only son of the late Thomas E.Matthews and of Mrs.Annie Matthews, of Montreal, which is taking place on Saturday.afternoon at half-past four o'- clock in Tyde Park United Church, Toronto.Following the ceremony a reception wHl be held at 315 Lons.dale Road, Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.Matthews will reside in Montreal, ROSES LONG e D STEMS °° 84 DAFFODILS .-.doz.49¢ NARCISSUS dos.49¢ TULIPS .dos.69e VIOLETS .Beh.25¢ Mixed Spring Flowers Beautifully Arranged 75e up in A Box .Wreaths $2.00 up \u2014 Sprays: 1.50 up \u2014 Corsages 35\u20ac up PIONEER FLORIST 1925 St.Catherine W.WE.5951 °, DELIVERY ANYWHERE e THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER | The Way To À Man's Heart No Neutral, This Swiss Steak Takes Sides 0 With Your Budget You can look right into the A savory Swiss steak is just what a skling appetite yodels for.And the family budget gives it's blessing.Savory Swiss Steak (Serves 6) Two pounds round steak, 2 tablespoons flour, 2 teaspoon ginger, V2 teaspoon mixed herbs, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce, | teaspoon prepared mustard, 1 cup boiling water, 8 to 10 small onions.Cut steak In serving pieces, Mix flour, ginger, herbs and salt.Roll meat in mixture.Brown the pieces of meat very quickly, a few at a time, and place them in a 1% quart heat resistant glass saucepan.Add the Worcestershire sauce, mustard and hot water.Arrange onions over the top, cover the dish and bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) about 1%2 hours or until meat is tender.Serve in the same dish.secret of this Savory Swiss Steak.Those white onions and hunks of tender round steak are having a grand time with mustard, herbs and ginger.Spiced Meat Balls {Serves 6.About 16 balls) When the night is cold, spiced meat balls keep both the heart and budget warm.One pound ground beef steak, V2 pound ground pork sausage, V2 cup mashed potatoes, | egg beaten, V2 cup milk, V2 cup fine bread crumbs, 1 teaspoon salt, Ya teaspoon pepper, Ys teaspoon nutmeg, V4 teaspoon allspice, V4 teaspoon cloves, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 3 tablespoons flour, 1 cup tomato puree, Mix meat, potato, egg and milk together.Combine bread crumbs, salt, pepper and spices, then blend with the meat mixture.Form into about 16 smail balls and roll them in flour.Brown on all sides in a small amount of hot fat in a 1% quart saucepan.Pour tomato puree over the meat balls, Cover and bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for about 45 minutes.Calvary Church Clubs Will Present Play The Junior Square Circle and Arrow Clubs of Calvary United church, under the auspices of the church bowling league will r peat their production of Ronald Else\u2019s comedy, \u201cLove Incorporated,\u201d in the church hall tomorrow evening at 8:15 p.m.The complications of the play start when Bob Loomis and his friends Leonard Merrick, just out of college, start an agency called, \u201cLove, Inc.\u201d The object of this agency is to settle other people's love affairs.However their own heart problems are enough to keep them busy and one humorous situation follows another.The cast includes Bob Sloan, Lawrence Smith, Gwendolyn Edwards, Edna Banks, Norman McAskill, Gwyn Williams, Lawrence Wright, Beatrice Botha, Magnus Flynn, Iian Hellyer, Richard Robinson, and Kirk Mor- vison.The production is under the direction of Mrs.S.Walker and Mr.Anson E.Robinson, Jasper Mushrooms Latest Delicacy Hereafter patrons in hotels and dining cars of the Canadian National Railways who call for mushrooms or who find that edible fungus used in a sauce to garnish a dish, will be served with a company product.The Hotel Department of the National System has taken up mushroom culture and for that purpose a special cave has been constructed as an adjunct to the new greenhouses built as part of the 1989 programme for Jasper Park Lodge.By far the greater part of mushrooms consumed in Canada are cultivated and especially in the vicinity of the larger cities.God imparts the strength to bear and the courage to dare.a RR TR Regd Retail Branch: 4841 Sherbrooke W.fat Victoria) DE.9899 Qreonhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 THERE ARE MANY articles with which every housekeeper is familiar that can be made useful in many ways, and some that can lighten labor.None can be better used for so many purposes, With great success and entire safety than ammonia.Most housekeepers think of it only to be used in \u201csmelling bottles\u201d as our grandmothers used to call them, We have gathered together a few helpful pointers on the use of this important time and energy \u2018saver.These hints should prove very helpful, particularly at this time of the year, when residents are moving or spring cleaning.SPOTS ON LINEN TOWELS and hosiery will disappear with little trouble.A small amount \u201cof ammonia is put into enough water to soak the articles, and they are left in it for an hour or two, before washing.No articles in kitchen use are so likely to be abused as the dish-towels and dishcloths, in washing these ammonia is the greatest help of all, if properly used.Put a teaspoon into the water the towels and cloths are, or should be, washed every day, rub soap on them, then put in water and let them stand for half an hour, then run them out thoroughly.Care should be taken in the rinsing, dry out of doors, if possible, Dish towels need not be gray and dingy looking, iif this method is followed.FOR CLEANING JEWELRY there is nothing better than ammonia and water.If very dull and dirty, rub a little soap on & soft brush.Brush articles in water to which a little ammonia has been added, rinse in cold water, dry first in a silk handkerchief and then rub with a chamois skin.Their brilliancy cannot be surpassed, when cleaned in this manner, by most cleaning polishes and pastes.; WINDOWS AND MIRRORS will shine beautifully if ammonia ir added to the washing water.Drinking glass may also be washed in water to which ammonia has been added.In rinsing the glasses, use warm water.Blanch Ann DRESSMAKING STUDIO INTERESTED IN CLOTHES?Inquire about our simplified courses \u2014 for beginners and more advanced puplls \u2014 under professional supervision, : Make your own dréss here \u2014 cutting, ote.Dressmaking and talloring orders taken.Attractive rates.: ! 1552 Bishop St.LA.0020 4870 SHERBROOKE WEST (Near Victoria) REDUCED For Short Time YAPOR MARCEL MACHINELESS PERMANENT Newest Machines, #3 Campbell's Beauty Parlor | RICES \u20184 Exnerlenced Operators at DExter 3419 ATLANTIC CITY TOBIN TRAVEL BUREAU .1409 Peel St., PL, 9818 LIMITED MEMBERSHIP \u2014 EARLY REGISTRATION NECESSARY EASTER in NEW YORK All expense, 3, 4, 5 and 10 day tours with MRS.H, Also crulses to Virginia and West Indies from $37.50 to $121.35, Phone or cail for particulars: - WASHINGTON .B.POPE MRS.H.B.POPE 422 Matedite Ave, WE.2406 H.ZERBST UPHOLSTERER Furniture, Draperies, Slip Covers Made to Order and Repaired 379 Victoria Ave.gor EL.7980 BY FASHION SHOW & REVUE WOMEN'S LEAGUE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY In Collaboration with The Hazeldine Shoppe Admission Tickets can be obtained at 4350 St.Catherine St.W.THE AT Victoria Hall WED.MARCH 29, 1939 At 8.15 p.m.Fashion Parade of f New York Spring Models and Exhibition of Exercises Tap and Greek Danoing, etc.Refreshments Included 60c Fixroy 6285t Tickets Vy / SCHOOL OF DANCING | §4S PRESENT Cf J M ik Dance Recital à | | SAT.APRIL 1st, 8 P.M.à Ë FEATURING and Goldilocks & The Three Bears & K for the Kiddies J, A 9 Ballet Du Lys Blanc Choreography by Batty Spelrs Tgp, Now On Sale | 4932 Sherbrooke St.W.DE.3717 Ir | SHOW OF SHOWSI! B \u2014_ = ge inspected, COOKED HAM sise 45c-50c : CORNED Our Famous LIVER SAUSAGE * 18c-25c BOLOGNA si 100-150 Ib.BROOKS \u2014| All Sausage, Ham, Bacon and Smoked Meats are PREPARED BY US ON THE PREMISES from famous Old Country Reclpes.All Moats Govt.EXTRA SPECIAL!] Saturday Only \u2014 9.20 to 11.30 AM.Choice Loin of PORK ROAST Choice Shoulder of PORK ROAST CUT .lb.en BEEF » Sc) BEEF BOILIN cocatocseasees * PY Sliced 35c BREAD Lrrccesosralesesenanes wr Be 5 DRIPPING .asvescuseses, ÎVre C FRANKFURTERS Be oi Sirloin Steak .Club Steaks Shoulder of FIRST GRADE UTTER BROOKS MEAT and SAUSAGE CO.1611 St.Catherine West (At Guy) NO DELIVERY STEAKS and CHOPS | Round Steak .\u2026 the 20¢-25¢ .Ib, 22¢-28¢-30c canna .Th.306-456-3506 es .Ib.12e-20e-256 vu ib 25 GROCERIES Fl.7495 reversés To 206 7 1 © | LRT y â t 0 { y 1 5 es aR CAFE\u201d sevéral and \u2018save aplenty! EACH .All wool, rib knit in~Red, Green, Maroon, Blue, Navy, Beige \u2018with contrasting trim at the coller and waist.ULL WOOL KNIT Boys Suits Sizes 2 to:7 Years An outstanding value during\u201d this sale.Buy ° DUPUIS\u2019 OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NICHT TILL 10 O'CLOCK.For the tiny tot, .» beret to match .Fancy TWEED with halfway belt in the back.of Brown, Beige or Sand.Ist Communion A smart, two-piece ensemble for the tot, in sizes 1 to 4.Coat with ° Good quality lining.and pleats Choice Spring Fashions For The Younger Generation ree rs me Chic styles.smart colors.for the \u201cLITTLE MISS\u201d FOR SPRING .FOR THE EASTER PARADE .FOR 1ST COMMUNION .DUPUIS' CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENTS \" OFFER THE SMARTEST FASHIONS AT PRICES TO PLEASE \" PARENTS-ON-A-BUDGET.STYLES TO THRILL A YOUNG GIRL\u2019S FANCY .SMARTNESS TO APPEAL TO A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY.10 Girls 3-piece Ensembles a re Ri ; & > h mt > ; J \\ \u2018 = » QR N a .\\ \\ Mitre aN a a \u2018a Sizes 6 to 10 Years 2.98 Choice of Silk, Taffeta, Honey-Comb (hand.made) Rayon.Pleated and trimmed with ribbons.Many styles to choose from.Sizes 6 to 14 years .3.98 to 4.98 Sizes 3 to 6X Years 98 pieces ° Smart creations for the youngster In good quality tweed.Choice of Red, Green, Blue, An outstanding value Includes Coat, Rust, Mauve, etc.at this low price ! and bag.TWO SMART ENSEMBLES Red or Green.Hat match.Sizes I 10 4 Years .298 pieces ° Soft, high quality Velour; flare bottom; high-button style.- Choice of Blue, Orange Complete with bonnet to Sixes 7 to 14X Years Specially priced: 7-98 Plain or fancy TWEED .tallored shoulders and back.Silk lined, A large variety of styles to choose from, Choice of Rust, Green, Blue, Coral, Beige, etc.Ensemble includes coat, with hat and bag to match, DUPVIS\u2019 \u2014 GIRLS\u2019 WEAR Second Floor i Men \u2019s Clothes >| LET | D.C.A.HELP! Purchase your children\u2019s needs « «.lor your own) this practical, easy way! USE DUPUIS\u2019 COUPON ACCOUNT BOOKLETS! You shop on CREDIT for CASH Prices! Booklets are issued in amounts of 15.00, 25.00 and 50.00.Each books let contains coupons in des nominations of .25, .50 and 1.00.Simply pay for your purchase with the coupons, as though they were cash.Further information from DUPUIS\u2018 COUPON ACCOUNT OFFICE + +» + Sixth Floor.= NN RN N Ar ne \u201cQuality\u201d is the Keynote in Young For Ist Communion \"Warrendale\" White Blouses The Warrendale name is your guarantee of high quality .BUPUIS\u2019 bring you the low price Sizes 1! to 12/4.High quality Silk Broadclath.As illustrated.@%_ WOOL FELT Size?6% ta 7) A smart new style in Wool Felt, Inside leather band and lined with silk.Choice of Grey, Blue, Brown or Green.Specially priced.COMBINATIONS Sizes 22 to 34 for Boys Sizes MODEL B High quality wool felt rayon lining.Beige or Grey.Sizes 633 to 7.EACH Rounded or pleated brim.Navy, Brown, For [st Communion Boys Hars 19 to 21% with | MODEL A\u2014English wool-tweed.Navy.1 59 n 98: Cotton-Knit 7 DE 7 RE Parents .you'll appreciate \u2019 the quality and the low price\u2018 | on these combinations, Order C Ï several NOW EACH A superior quality, cotton knit, in a practical shade of cream.Ample cut with long or short slesves and lags.\u201c\u2019HATCHWAY\"\" style.DUPUIS\" \u2014 BOYS\u2019 WEAR \u2014 Main Fleor SPRING TOPGOATS Sizes 10 to 20 Years for Boys and Young Men 9.95 All wool TWEED in Grey, All wool, botan: Navy Blue, Single or double breasted coat; 1 pair short pants and | pair breeches.Others in higher quality For Ist C Sizes for boys 5 to 1}! Years 6?SERGE in 7.75 to 11.95 ommunion TWO SUIT VALUES Sizes for Boys S to 11 Years 4.9 A 2 piece suit.navy blue, Single or double breasted coat and 1 pair short pants.Others in higher quality 5.95 to 8.75 All wool, Botany Serge.TOPCOATS with HAT to match Sizes for Boys.6 to 12 Years 02 All wool TWEED in Grey, ie Green, Brown or oon Grey, Plain 6° 5 or fancy patterns.Raglan or Grenadier styles, Choice of Cap or Beret to match .complete Boys\u2019 3 pc.Ensembles Sizes 2 to 10 Years 69> Green, Beige, Steel Grey and Brown.Plain and fancy patterns to choose from.Raglan style with belt in the back or Semi-Drape.Rayon-Silk lining.Other Top Céats of Higher Quality \u2014 12.50 to 22.50 FREE BOYS\u2019 SUIT DEPARTMENT.Main Floer Boys Watch A boy's \u2018watch will be given FREE with eack purchase of $12 or more in the Prayer Book or Prayer Beads FREE \u2018Choice of either gift with the purchase of any 1st COMMUNION SUIT in the BOYS\u2019 SUIT DEPARTMENT.Main Floor @upuisSreres \u2019 Albert Dupuis, A.J.Dugal, Vice-Pres.; Man.Dir, Armand Dupuis, Sec.Treas.Presigent All wool tweed in Grey, Beige, Green, Brown or Steel Grey.Raglan or Grenadier style coat with Rayon Silk Lining.Includes | pair short pants, well lined, with circular belt and slant pockets.Choice of Cap or, Beret to match.\u2018 DUPUIS\u2019 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE | extends throughout the Island of Montreal and suburbs.Shop in comfort at the Newly Modernized \u2018 DUPUIS\u2019 , .profit by the money-saving prices ., .Come to DUPUIS\u2019 today .If you cannot shop in person, \u2018phone your order: Plateau 5151 -\u2014 local 202, À DUPUIS\" 2.3, Sterne tes ETATS FREE Sal = TEE EAT a = tt car tio © Copan Abie Se 355 = MR, GIROUX 1S AT YOUR DISPOSAL AT ANY TIME FOR SUGGESTIONS OR ESTIMATES.We carry a wide solection of wolfe and fox skins in many shades for trimmings and collars.5121 Sherbrooke St W.\u2014 VV.N.GIROUX \u2014 } \u201cDistinctive Furs in Creative Modes\u201d The West End's New Exclusive Fur Salon.N.GIROUX 1 MANUFACTURING | un FURRIER [eeu \u2018 Salesrooms \u2014 Factories Storage Vaults Under One Roof for Quicker and Better Service at \u201cD121 SherbrookeSt.W.m ; or fitting .d roo nd ventilate g-on 1 lighted 20C the tryin AT GREY AVEN harminoly furnished, wil, an make o year: * ¥ AVENUE \u2019 .ert.Ti Givin Sitioned an These cha fort and \u20acon « any season © \u2018 .he re o 9 absolute prote remain at erfect nents a pleasure 2 or your inspection at) against ar ; .a i of fur 9 Mr.Giroux has been connected with the fur all times, business in the western parts of Montreal and Westmount for many years and his twenty-four years in the fur industry brinas a wealth of experience and authorative knowledge in the choosing and manufacture of furs into modish Fur Coats, Neckpieces and Current Novelties.Years spent as a designer, coupled with the thorough knowledge of modern manufacturing: technique, stamp all Giroux Garments with a distinctive style and, of course, an absolute guarantee of satisfactory wear.You are cordially invited to call and our staff will be pleased at the opportunity of showing you the latest \u2018creations for Early Spring and Easter wear.We hope you.will accept this invitation, as even contemplation of a purchase is not necessary to NECKPIECES FUR COATS __ BOLEROS That bring that finishing touch of style to milady\u2019s Spring Sulit or Coat.We are offering an exceptional opportunity to purchase a the coming Spring months and an addition All from lovely, carefully chosen skins, matched and finished in one and superbly fine fur coat for future wear, at prices that are to any wardrobe.Styled faultlessly in ; ; ; usually considered sale prices for much inferior coats, many ways from various furs they add de- two skin effects, The prices are really remarkable for their lowness, .lightful comfort and service at moderate Each one is from high quality skins and carries our thorough cost.uarantee.Grey Squirrel, 2 Skin Effect $10°° ° Silver Fox From $45.00 From French Seal Coats 87°° Muskrat Coats gH Red Fox From $22.00 Kolinsky.In all Shades From $7.00 , From From Broadtail From $24.00 Per Skin .Hudson Seal $1 45 Broadtail C ; 00 F $42 00 Stone Marten, Natural Shade *42.°° Coats From | roadtai os \u201865 Monkey Fur rom .2 Full Skin Effect From Persian Lamb $4 § 15-00 rom Alaska Sable From $60.00 Silver Fox.2 Full Skins SA 7.50 Coats From Moleskin Coat .00 i From $45.00 trom G0 0 Ladies\u2019 Raccoon $9 1 55-99 Pres 0 om *85 Moleskin om $45 Hudson Bay Sable.2 Skin Effect.$ 00, Coats From ; Le TO eee 31750 Clo, 85° | REMODELLING.Stone Marten Russian Sable Shade \u201865° Squirrel C'ts.From rom New York Dye From Marmink Coats $1 15° Lapin Coats In $450 , Lo ieul We also carry a fine assortment Russian Sable Scarves From AlF- Shades From This type of work is given particular care and we are in a position to advise regard- The Above Prices are for Ready Made or Made-to-Order Coats ing the approaching styles and their adaptation to any individual case of fur.OPENING SPECIAL - Giroux\u2019s experience as a designer assures TWIN SILVER FOX NECKPIECES ence of every well dressed woman.Our choice of silks for relining is from 2 Full Skins Choice Quality $47.30 ® FOR TEN DAYS ONLY © REPAIRS.Our workrooms are completely equipped to make all manner of repairs, from the sewing of a very small tear to the matching and replacing of large portions of any garment in a manner that brings back its original newness.We are offering particularly low prices on repairs that are placed with us previous to July 15th one of the most exclusive silk houses, and the patterns range from the most modern to the more conservative, in qualities that guarantee long wear and lasting satisfaction.Terms To Suit Your Convenience Upon Request # FUR STORAGE \u2014 ® | 2% of your own valuation for Summer Storage 2 % .=\" 242% for Summer Storage & Year Round Insurance ALL FURS ARE STORED ON THE PREMISES in our Burglar Proof and Fireproof Cold Storage Vaults.ven WAlnut 5121 | Vitrolite & Aluminite Metal With For Success The Fixtures in this Modern Storefront Best Wishes HOLLANDER 100% Canadian In Material, Design & Manufacture Î HOBBS GLASS LTD.- DYED FURS | : were supplied by 639 Notre Dame St.West \\ | John B.Guilbault Tel MMA.3763 M.CAYA & COMPANY Keep Their Beauty Longer Congratulations Cabinet Maker ,Ç Limited and ¥Signs For Those Who Care\u201d Best Wish Designer and Manufacturer of .est vvishes : Furriers Supplies GR 1539 FLORENCE S - REGD.Fixtures « Showcases « Wall Cases & Special Furniture Mr.V.N.GIROUX On the Opening of This Modern Fur Salon A.HOLLANDER & SON and Fur Machinery 235 ST.PAUL ST.WEST Montreal IGNS For All Lines of Business Estimates Upon Request © + Vitrolite & Gold Signs Of All Kinds 1456 Dorchester 5t.E.LA.9092 396 Dorchester St.W.LA.1723 THE MIRRORS : \\ Supplied by e STAR GLASS COMPANY Designers and Makers of © Mirrors = Modern Store Fronts = Mirrored Furniture 485 Sherbrooke St.W.LIMITED Montreal - Toronto Phares SPU IA\u201d la E S Ty vy Lda \u2014\u2014 eee l= THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939 PREPAR ATIONS CONTINUE FOR \u201cY\u201d ISTMOUNT EXAMINE GYMNASTIC Megan Taylor to Star in Winter Club Carnival Championships are commonplace in the life of Megan Taylor, stellar attraction on the star- studded program of the Winter Club carnival to assist the Children\u2019s Memorial hospital at the Forum on March 31 and April 1, under the distinguished patronage of the Governor-General of Canada and The Lady Tweedsmuir.Six major championships are already to her credit and she is only eighteen years of age.Her first came at the age of eleven, her last a year ago when she won the world\u2019s amateur skating championship and repeated the victory the last time out.She started skating at the age of four and a half when, in despair, after doctors had assured her father she could not live for six months, he took her to Switzerland.There, he kept her out in pair of skis as her constant com panions.Her father, a well known skating instructor, who was born in \u2018 Saskatoon, kept her in Switzerland for months where she soon showed such aptitude for skating that by the age of seven she had won a bronze medal.At eight ghe won her silver, and at ten her gold medal.A year later, she was British Women\u2019s Champion and held the title for three years in succession while, at seventeen, she achieved her desire when she won the world's championship, and again the following year, so her record is perhaps one of the outstanding.in skating circles, in the whole world.Miss Taylor appeared at the carnival in Toronto in the early part of the month and her exhibition won thunderous applause the open air with a small pair of skates, a baby toboggan and a from audiences of over 14,000 every night for five nights.First-Year Men Form Powerful Team In N.H.L.This has been such a great season for new talent in the National\u2018 Hockey League, that a very powerful team of first-year players could be assembled.In fact, for perhaps the first time in National League history, one team alone could produce a powerful complete team of first-season players which would make it difficult for any other assembled team, The club is the League-leading Boston Bruins, They could trot out seven star first-year men in Goalie Frank Brimsek; defence- men Jack Crawford and Jack Shewchuk; and forwards Roy Conacher, Mel Hill, Terry Reardon and Red Hamill.If this isn\u2019t considered strong enough, the first-year men could produce an extra goaler in Claude Bourque, of Montreal Canadiens, who has to his credit a shut-out win over Bostin Bruins.New York American could contribute hard-hitting Wilfie Field to the defence and Jack Adams of the Detroit Red Wings could loan Jack stewart for the same sector.For the forward section, Detroit\u2019 could contribute a high-scoring first-year forward, Gus brecht, who like Roy Conacher of Bruins has had a triple in his first season in the major league.Canadiens could send along dashing little Bill Summerhill, a right wing who got into action only in Giese- | didn\u2019t see regular League service in that year.From the Rangers might be drafted hard shooting George Allen, a rookie who broke in with a two-goal crash, All these combine into a \u201cyoung blood\u201d team with defensive power, and scoring punch that\u201d would worry any array of more seasoned talent, FLYING STIMULATES TRAVBL \u201cThey want to go farther.They want to see more,\u201d says an official in a big London travel bureau, commenting on modern travel habits.Air travel, he declares, is stimulating all forms of travel.\u201cOne of our most popular ideas is the combined inter-change trip in which one travels over parts of a route by air and over other sections by surface transport, Combined air-sea-land trips are open sesame to a new era in world travel.\u201d BEERY FIXES PLANE Wallace Beery has turned plane mechanic in a big way.With the new power lathe recently installed in his home workshop, he is \u2018making bearings for the shock absorbers on his monoplare.BACK TO TENNIS His athletic roles in motion pictures having given way temporarily to modern romantic comedy in \u201cLucky Night,\u201d Robert Taylor has gone back into training as a a play-off game last season, and tennis player.TH Our Baseball Samples Your Inspection Is Invited ARE SURE TO PLEASE YOU HODGE AUTO PARTS 5362 SHERBROOKE ST.Ww.AND BICYCLES : i Are Now On Display E PRICES & QUALITY MONTREAL\u2014LIMITED FORUM DELICATESSEN AND CIGAR SHOP Regular Full Course Meals at 30c up Our Speclalty WE DELIVER DAY AND NIGHT Fl.0949 2201 St.Catherine St.W.(One Block East of the Forum) \"WHERE'S hidden in the advertisement of .Address .The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest | have found th@ Words .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026eerrirescemenseencessentrsn suceuse.hidden In the advertisement OË.ensesscaremmeennnnenneesencasemensemens onsssnss OR page.and the WOrÜS .ccccecrscrenmssecrssssrsssnssessssssorsomssasoonssrose page .of this week\u2018s Examiner, these being the titles of the two feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first halt of the coming week.| agree to accept the judges\u2019 decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.My name is .bresauseoraeteserureesnunntsnnentstsasnensrtassrerases - Winners are te be drawn from these submitting the correct answers.seceasssnntsecterervassesnrnesncsarsrancesecsene: ON VUUNVUCOUOCOSONGONS 1010 DO24OO0SE0SSDOUSS0 000 CUOSLE (3 Bobby Bauer Probably never bafore in the history of the National Hocke named for a food.We've never had a \u2018\u2019Beef-steak Line,\u201d for instance, though steaks form the main dish of hockey players in the playing season.À steak at four is the accepted dietary routine the day of the game.Hockey players drink a great deal of milk, but there\u2018: never been a \u2018\u2019Milkman's Trio.\u2019 Now there's a forward trio named for a food, and with a rather clever touch of description.That's the crack Boston Bruin \u201cSauerkraut Line\u2019 of Milton Schmidt, Bobby Bauer, and Wooddrow Dumart.They're so-called because all three are of Germanic descent, coming from Kitchener, Ont., which was originally founded by German set- tiers and was, until the Great War, known as Berlin.Sauerkraut being a favored German dish, it was a natural development that this or some similar term be tagged on the brilliant bevy of Bruins.HERE'S A TASTY HOCKEY DISH: BOSTON'S SAUERKRAUT LINE ve Milton Schmidt y League has a group of players been Woodrow Dumart St.Sauveur\u2019s Juniors Win Laurentian Trophy Keen competition from fields of entrants marked the running off of the Laurentian Inter-Village Junior Ski League Meet last Saturday at Morin Heights.Every team showed plenty of fight and the St.Saveur boys were extended to the limit to gain the year\u2019s possession of the coveted trophy.This inspiration for young skiers to perfect their technique by intensive practice is a great asset to the sport in the Lauren- tian area.Any village in the Laurentians may enter a team of Junior skiers by registering the large names, weights and ages with Mr.L.Fuller, the Sec.-Treas.of the League, at Morin Heights.The trophy is a handsome sijver cup presented to the League by Carling Breweries Limited of Montreal and is to be defended by the winners each winter.It is known as the Red Cap Ale Ski Trophy and will remain in possession of the St.Sauveur Team until some time in March, 1940, when the budding young ski champs will again roll down the snow-covered slopes of some well-known 8ki- trail to settle its ownership for the ensuing year.Chicago Has Over 500 Man-Made Skating Rinks Although right mow most of them are covered with from 12 to 24 inches of thick, wet snow, the kind that encourages indoor sports, there are more than 550 man-made, outside, ice skating rinks in the City of Chicago.And when that white blanket is shoveled off, or runs away.they will be swarming again with shouting youngsters.Lake Michigan, while fine for summer sports, helps none at all in the winter, and Chicagoans, lacking also natural hills, have to make their own cold-weather recreation facilities.The Chicago Recreation Commission has just listed the playgrounds, school yards and vacant lots that have been flooded for skat'ng.It\u2019s an inspiration to those who urge that ample opportunity for clean out-of-doors play will go far to relieve the juvenile delinquency situation.Everybody seems to have a part in the activity, ward aldermen, the Chicago Park District, churches, the Board of Education, Bureau bf Parks, civic clubs, and even individuals.Harvard-Yale Polo This year's Harvard-Yale polo | game, to decide the indoor ho-se- hockey rivalry of these two eastern teams, will probably be en- joyedfmore by Chicagoans than anyone else, The game, believe it or not, is to be played right in Chicago, and not at Cambridge, Boston, or New Haven.It's the first time tradition has been broken to allow this contest in the middle west It was all arranged chiefly as a result of the efforts of Col.C.C.Haffner, Jr, Commander of the 12th Field Artillery, who is a Yale alumnus.The tilt will take place in the regiment\u2019s armory.Yale won the 1938 indoor title and Harvard the outdoor crown, both being finalists in both tournaments.Horton Picks Them When veteran golfer Horton Smith looked around to see who had tied him for second place in the annual Bing Crosby Tournament at Del Mar, Calif, recently, he saw Byron Nelson of Fort Worth, Texas.Next in the final line-up was Jimmy McHale of Los Angeles.Horton, who registers from the Oak Park (Ill) Country Club, beamed proudly, for he remembered that a few years ago at Oak Park he predicted that three youngsters in the game ought to be watched.They were Byron Nelson, Jimmy McHale\u2014and Earnest Harrison, from Arkansas.But where was Harrison?Smith nearly burst, it was said, when he looked over the winner of the $500 first prize.It was \u201cDutch\u201d Harrison himself.Harrison, Nelson, McHale, just like that! Horton can pick as well as play.Hard sledding in the figurative sense, and a lot of literally hard skating brought husky George Shimek his place on the eight- man Olympic team, after winning the 10,000 meter race at.the trials at Oconomowoc, Wis., last week.The young Iowan, the chief supporter of a large family, did his job in that field while polishing up his skating form.Enthusiastic Iowa backers see him as not only a family breadwinner but a point winner for the U.S.over in St.Moritz in 1940.Let's see\u2014470 teams, and six on a team, that's 2,820.And they are all girls.It's the Iowa Girls\u2019 Basketball Tournament now about to get underway in preparation for the finals at the Drake Field- house, in March.Until this year the doings started out with 32 sectional play-offs.Now there are 64 of them.The game is fast being recognized as a fit one for girls.Increase Pro Schedule Success of the night games played last season may lead the professional football league to expand the league schedule beyond the 11 games now allowed, The pro bigwigs will draft the 1989 schedule and talk over rule changes, few of which are exe pected, at least of major importance.Who, a few years ago, would have paid much attention to what the professionals did in the way of rules and schedules?They're not to be overlooked now though.The trend in professional ball, in the rules regarding speed of play and such things especially, is bound to have a big influence in collegiate football, Mere Male Would Take T.C.A.Stewardess Job A mere male came into the Trans-Canada Air Lines office in Winnipeg and applied for the position of steward on one of the transcontinental planes.He was not married, he was in his twenties, he weighed no more than 125 pounds, he was just an inch above five feet in height, he was healthy and he seemed to have a pleasing personality, his narents were agreeable to his taking to the air.But he just missed making the grade.He wasn't a registered nurse and he was a mere male.\u201cHave you noticed that in the fall the leaves leave?\u201d \u201cNo.I'd say that the leaves in the fall fall.\u201d eee rene l With The Boys At | | The Westmount \u201cY\" | Kee eee Gum Exhibition All eyes are on April 1st \u2014 the annual Gym.Exhibition of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.= Rehearsals are the order of the day \u2014 everyone is planning to be there, The Sugar Cane Cuban Dance and the Statuary of Youth are only two of the events of a full program, Junior Club Supper Junior Club Supner on Friday night this week will see W.J.G.Macdiarmid of Kamp Kanawana showing his movies of Kamp Kan- awana, the Y.M.C.A Camp for boys in the Laurentians.New York World's Fair Y.M.C.A.members will be goine to the New York World's Fair this summer in groups.The New York City Y.M.C.A.and Brooklyn Y.M.C.A.are arranging for conducted arties.Responsible adults will be in charge of groups leaving Montreal, Hi-Y Grads Hi-Y Grads enjoved an interesting lecture by K.E.Norris, Principal of Sir George Williams College, on \u201cRed Flannel Ideas in Education\u201d.Hi-Y Club Nelson McEwan, National Boys Secretary of the Y.M.C.A.was the quest speaker at the Hi-Y Club on Wednesday evening.Fossils Club All the \u201cY\" boys join in congratulating the Fossils on their tremendously successful Frolic at the Victoria Hall last Friday and Saturday evenings.: Sugar Bush Party Westmount \u201cY\u201d Trip to the Sugar Bush of Johnny Goodfellow is planned for Saturday April 8th.Holiday Program Easter Holiday Program of hikes and educational trips is being planned and will be announced in the near future.Swimming Meet The annual Swimmng Meet for Division Championship will be held on Friday April 14th.Prep, Jr, Int., and Senior trophies are up for competition.Newest Conacher Hailed As Best When Roy Conacher, one of the several sensational rookie stars Boston Bruins have brought into the National Hockey League this season, scored a triple at New York against Rangers on February 10, he won rating with one expert observer as being possibly the best, in one respect, of all three Con- achers who have starred in the National Hockey League, Frankie Boucher, former great Ranger centre on the famous Cooks-Boucher line, was the critic.He was intrigued with the fashion in which Conacher twice feinted Dave Kerr out of position to backhand some his shot, then crossed up the Ranger goaler for the third by driving from, fifteen feet out.Said Boucher: \u201cIt was the height of cleverness, for Kerr would surely have blocked a third shot of the same type, and Conacher could have tried it, hut was too smart.I don't think the kid's shot is as heavy or as hard to stop as Charley Conacher\u2019s war, but he is better than Charley ever was at feinting a goalie off balance.\u201d Rookie Roy is now well along in ROBINTEX à SUITINGS WEAR WELL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE ASK YOUR TAILOR FOR ROBINTEX Clising Exercises To Be Held Wednesday The closing exercises of the evening technical classes of the Montreal Technical Institute will be held on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock in the Assembly hall of the Commercial High School.G.F.Card To Speak At Optimist Club The regular weekly meeting of the Optimist Club of Montreal will be held at the Windsor Hotel on Tuesday next at 12.30 o'clock.Glenn F.Card, manager of the Better Business Bureau, will address the club, SEMI-FINAL GAMES START Thirteen Badminton Matches Played at District 'Y\u2019 Branch on Tuesday The semi-finals of the ladies badminton tournament at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.got away to a fine start on Tuesday afternoon, when 18 matches were played, The finals of the tournament will be played at 3 o'clock, when the winner between Mrs.Fairlie and Mrs.Spearman meet Mrs.Davey for the club championship.The results to date are: Mrs.Davey defeated Mrs, Chapple 11-2; 11-6.Mrs.Campbell downed Mrs, Fairlie 11-6; 13-11, Ms.Hunter trimmed Mrs.Spearman 11-1; 11-0, Mrs, Edwards beat Mrs, Schuler by default.Mrs.Fairlie defealed Mrs.Chapple 11-3; 11-5.Mrs.Spearman downed Mrs.Schuler by default.Mrs.Da- vey won over Mrs.Campbell 11.8; 2-11; 18-11.Mrs.Hunter trimmed Mrs.Edwards 11-3; 11-7.Mrs, Da- vey defeated Mrs.Hunter 2-11, 11-9, 11.7.TWO TAIL-END SCORERS The odd sight presented itself recently in the National Hockey League that Montreal Canadiens, the tail-end team, temporarily held a double scoring{ honor.Hector \u201cToe\u201d Blake, their fine left-wing er, léd all gonl-getters in the League after getting four against Amerltäns on February 9, and Albert \u201cBabe\u201d Siebert, veteran reur- guard, was leading al] other defence men in the League in getting goals, double figures for gonls on the season, having more than any of his Bruin team mates, Doing the hat trick against Rangers labelled him a great competitor, as his brothers Lionel and Charley were at their peak, and one of several outstanding first-year men in the league, The Conacher family is ten in number, and Roy is one of twin brothers.His twin Bert is a hockey player too,.in an industrial league in Toronto, If he should come into the National League, it would be the first time twins ever performed in the major loop.ba UE ac 1 t ment,\u201d says John Chap; i particularly from Canada, Bulgar- \u201cIt takes steady nerves and condition to win a big howling tourna.Il, star Montresi bowier.\u201cM for fitness ace: plenty of sleep, wholesome food and a glass of Black Horse after a match.Black Horse banishes jumpy nerves , .aids digestion.Try some today and see for yourself!\" DISPLAY POS SEVEN ANNUAL EVENT TO TAKE PLACE AT LOCAL BRANCH APRIL I; H.NOBLE IN CHARGE OF PLANS Drills.Rehearsals and Practices Continue Daily on Gym Floor \u2014 Cuban Dancer s Setting Hard Pace \u2014 Bob McComb to be Absent From Show This Year \u2014 Comedy Will be Feature of Exhibition Final plans are being arranged at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.for the annual Spring Gymnastic Exhibition to be held there on \u2018April 1.Feet are hurrying.telephones vingi office of Hugh Noble, Physical dire ng, sabres clashing: the crowded ctor, is the nerve centre of a far- flung web of humming activity that reaches out to every corner of Westmount and N.D.G.Night after night, drills, rehearsals and practices continue, Day after day the telephones ring \u2014 time after time the dread summons is heard-\u2014\u201cSabre drill tonight,\u201d or \u201cCuban practice Saturday.\u201d The Cuban Dancers, only half r Day Set for Canada at Poultry Congress The executive board of the Tth World Poultry Congress and Exposition which will be held at Cleveland, Ohio, from July 28 to August 7, 1989, has set aside certain days as having particular significance.These apecinl®days will be added to from time to time as new plans develop.At present the following designations have been made: Friday, July 28\u2014Opening day and registration.Saturday, July 29\u2014Home coun- {ry day.Sundny, July 30\u2014International peuce day (Dedication of cultural gardens.) Monday, July 81\u2014Canadian Day.Tuesday, Aug, 1\u2014 American Day.Wednesday, Aug.2\u2014All-States.Day.Thursday, Aug 3\u2014Baby Chick Day, Friday, Aug.4\u2014Poultry Producers Day.Saturday, Aug.6\u2014Poultry Marketing Day.Sunday, Aug.6\u2014Cleveland Day.Monday, Aug.7\u2014Closing assembly and ceremonies, Scientists from all parts of the world have intimated their intention to be present at the Congress.According to present arrangements, 180 papers will be read during the congress, and of that number more than 60 will be rub- mitted by scientists from countries outside the United States, ta, Czechoslovakin, Denmark, Egypt, England, Esthonia, Finland, Germany, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan Palestine, Poland, Rumania, Scotland, Union of South Africa, and Sweden.A RANGER FEAT New York Rangers are the only club that has taken the measure of the Bruins in Boston in this season's National Hockey Leagye schedule.They turned the trick first on Christmas night and then selected Lincoln's Birthday for an ecovered from last night's exhausting drill, drag their aching muscles and fallen arches down to Westmount \u201cY\u201d.Dave Sproule, the Corps\u2019 second assistant Gymnastic champ, claims to cut at ienst four square miles of sugar cane every time he goes on the floor, The fact that Bob McComb has moved to Toronto will deprive the \u201cY\u201d of the spectacular \u201cMaia-Mer- euny\u201d combination fly-away from the rings that Bob was working up with Eric Jones, \u201cThe Flying Dutchman.\u201d Len Schryer, whose double-join- ted back and swivel knees make him a formidable contender for tumbling honours, together with Mne \u201cHorsefeathers\u201d Shippee, are replacing IHnck Yates and Art Wright as the comedy team.The \u201cY\u201d has great hopes for Len and Mac and confidently predict that their delirious acrobatic antics will bring down the house.The Preps relay teams are now in great form, and should stage a tervific battle for the nickel-pla- ted egg-cup that Mr.Noble is presenting to the winners, OUTDRIVE HEADLIGHTS In 68\\accidents at grade crossings reported to the Board of Transport Commissioners for Canada in 1038, motor vehicles ran into the sides of trains, 22 such accidents being during daylight and 41 at night, The report comments that the number of\u2018 ncci- dents indicates that auto drivers are outdriving their headlights and neglecting Provincial regulations regarding speed and operation when approaching highway crossings.Fear is an extremist and magnifies the strength of opposition.Rapid Delivery Till 11 P.M.Fl.4744 \u2014 WE.1616 If First Line Signals Busy, Please Dial Next Line, FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine W.NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO WESTMOUNT encore.0 EEE \u2014 Se and N ons nerve tatu fo DIGESTION The fines tengy tonic effect in 1 three rules from your food 3 HEALTH-GIVING INGREDIENTS IN BLACK HORSE ALE Yoast for BLOOD Yeast purifies end enriches blond.feeds ahd serengih- renewed energy and vigor Slevour of hops sharpens your eppatite .increases the flow of digestive juices Malt for MUSCLE Melt suppties substances of esiremaly high food vehss .+ + end stro helps your Muscle tlasues derive the fullest benefit ERVES er.giver - hos a he eromach .and Fine Zorn Black Horse Ale Made at the DAWES BREWERY, Montreal PAGE EIGHT THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER * Quebec Province in the next elec-|as a script writer and is slinging 9 .tion Country papers feel the ban off drama for a major web .Canada\u2019s Mineral - .- ° Close Contact Maintained Between 22 ten el hnvor iver | N8C bas forced Jimmy Pidles to P \u2018[ .Production Big tisements, and modt small-town refrain from commenting on poor ans for Regal Visit weeklies are kept alive by brewery films during his weekly airing If all the coal produced in Ca Employers, mployees and Patrons.revenue .Arch Oboler brings from Hollywood.Lenox Lohr,| = ; da i .an a new series of ciiginal dramas vice-president of the web, yester- veral matters of importance|will also occupy the attention of [8 ; In one year were loaded into ; * + + * % + % % % to NBC-Red, commencing Satur.|d8y informed film producers that {are to be discussed at the regular |the Legionaires.freight cars and these strung to.ë , day night at 10.Oboler is best] Fidler would no longer annoy|meeting of Remembrance Branch| Final plans for the part Rem-|gether the train would reach al] v known for his chilling scripts them with remarks unfavorable [of the Canadian Legion, to be held |\u20acMbrance Branch will play in the| the way from Montreal in the Personal contact between employer and employee, and in turn, between this group and the many customers and friends of Dupuis Freres, is an accomplishment which has been attained very effectively at the large, busy St.Catherine street department store.¥ Keeping personal contact between the executives of the store, the some 900 odd employees, and the many thousands of customers is no easy matter, as can be easily realized.However, officials of Dupuis Frères realized While store system and store policy are the subject of many of these ten-minute talks, \u2018\u2018Service\u2019\u2019 is the topic which is mentioned most frequently.Pointers, gained from the previous day's business, are passed along to employees, while information concerning special merchandise and sales is also passed along.These employer-employee talks serve even another purpose.Dupuis Frères has long been known for the harmonious relations between the two groups.For years the | aired on NBC\u2019s \u201cLight Out\u201d .CBC will inaugurate two new fifty kilowatt transmitters during the next few weeks, CBA, Sack- ville, N.B., will hit the air next month, and CBK, Watrous, Sask., is to be ready in June.Both transmitters are tinder construction locally in the shops of RCA-Vie- to the picture industry ., Here's the latest press agent squib to hit this desk: \u2014*Hair from wild Siberian horses makes the best violin bow-strings\u201d, says Lucio Agostini, young Montreal compos- er-conductor.Agostini, it so happens, it one of the best saxophonists in America, but he has been collecting bows and fiddles -ton Friday evening in the R.M.R.armoury.Probably the most important matter to be discussed will be further plans concerning the veterans\u2019 part to be played in connection with the visit of Their Majesties, the King and Queen, in May.This discussion will probably be forthcoming Vimy Banquet, to be held in the Windsor Hotel on Saturday, April 8th, will also be laid.The affair promises to be one of the major events of the forthcoming season, second only to the Royal visit.MAKES AERIAL MAPS East to Vancouver on the Western Coast, a distance of nearly 3,000 miles.If Canada\u2019s 1937 copper production were cast in a block the width and height of a railway car the block would be nearly three miles long.A similar block of lead would i the importance of store has maintained tor .Bob Benchley shifts from 0 3 Wallace Beery's latest hobby isp ly t il such a contact and its own hockey team, CBS to NBC May 23, and will ©Yer since childhood .Justllinked with further conversation the makin f ial i : the 21 > od ong and one have gone to consid- conducted its own leave the air for eight weeks dgr- imagine! .on the oroposed Veterans\u2019 Surv gon acral maps mis Se production would be erable pains to attain mutual welfare so- ing the sum ie Breps ey,| color.He has added a color| Nearly two and a half miles long.eh a as ire oun g summer .whic as been entrusted to Re- laboratory to the photographic The year\u2019s silver production would Today, every em- mixed chorus of 52 * LACE TO US membrance Branch in this district.form a slab a foot thick, 10 feet ployee of the huge (pices.Annually, in a FINAL .oS _ Plans for changing the location Plant at his home, and with al wide and nearly 240 feet long.The organization hears 3 umique ceremony, a R b a E , Calais, France, shipped 181,563 of the Road of Remembrance, to|twenty-inch telescopic lens has|year's gold would make a block a personal mess age \u201cking and queen\u2019 of showmember oxy teh late pounds of ee to America in ala more permanent site on Shake- |been making sectional maps of the foot thick, 10 feet wide and almost J ectors ot the firm the staff is elected, 8 red radio! recent month.speare road, on Mount Royal, Los Angeles area, from the air.|24 feet long.\u2018 » and this is always à >, outlining and emphasizing store policy, the importance of ser- The message does not stop here, for each of the employees are urged to become the store\u2019s personal emissary, to relay the in- H.L.BERNARD formation to patrons.An internal broadcasting station is utilized for this important work.Near the office of J.E.Boucher, general superintendent, is located Dupuis Frères own personal broadcasting studios.From this studio Mr.Boucher speaks daily to his employees.It is so located that from the studio he has a wide view of the main floor, and can be scen by the department heads and salespeople.° From this studio the message is carried over 27 loud speakers.Every department is covered and the voice is heard by all from the clerk who sells pins, to the delivery department and furnace room.Daily, at ten minutes to nine the studio \u2018\u2019goes on the air\u2019\u2019 invariably with Mr.Boucher at the microphone.The general superintendent is assisted in the preparation of the material by H.L.Bernard, publicity director and sales promotion manager of Dupuis Frères.big event among the employees.Scores of the vice, w f ca Jetared games, news of these NX aN v merchandise offered.Dupuis events, and aS po announcements of ~~ : coming events are also relayed to all departments via the internal broadcasting system.This service alone has proved extremely popular with the workers.\u2018\u2019We have a fine spirit of co-operation throughout our organization,\u201d said Mr, Boucher \u201cand one which we will fight hard to retain.\"We emphasize to our employees that Dupuis Frères has been in Montreal for 71 years, and that we will be here for a long time yet,\u201d the general manager added, \u2018and we must do everything possible to retain our friends and add new ones to the list.\u2019 As an example of the work of Dupuis Fréres is doing, it should be pointed out that special facilities have recently been organized to provide the finest of service for west end residents.Mr.Boucher, who resides at 5607 Sterling avenue, Cote des Neiges, has been with the firm for twelve years.He joined Dupuis Fréres as secretary to the president, and in 1931 became general superintendent.Mr.Bernard has been with the firm 15 years, starting as publicity manager, being promoted to store superintendent in 1930, and as sales promotion manager and publicity director in 1931, He resides at 2461 Maplewood, Cote des Neiges.: J.E.BOUCHER GOES TWICE AS FAR CAPE AUSSI III ILES IS OIVI SIA I SIL I LION IIS AMI III II ML 1 OF.: dé 7 a 7411) he Spring LAR WT a \u20ac ÿ PER CLARK'S TOMATO Ib.LOWNEY°S CHOCOLATES FRESH SHIPMENT EMPIRE BRAND TEA 59.+ Reg.COFFEE Ib.29c 33c DAIRY LMmMITRO AUREL UNDERWOOD\u2019S DEVILLED HAM 15° Sugar 1 0 Ibs.91 THURSDAY.23, 1935 - \u201c MASKS » MIKES «.AND THINGS By JACK HIRSHBERG M MMA MMA ROYAL RESTRICTIONS In somewhat systematic style\u2014as has become the fashion, of lhte \u2014the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation this week issued a list of restrictions upon broadcasting during the forthcominng visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth.Though entirely commendable, and designed only to assure Their Majesties the dignity of a sane and authoritative radio reception in this country, the rulings would appear to put private stations at a disadvantage.Regulations passed and duly blessed by the CBC include a ban on commercial sponsorship of commentaries on the royal visit; and radio's governing body has also ¥ declared that it will not be per- missable to extend greetings to Their Majesties on any sponsored program.Moreover, no commentary in respect to King, Queen or royal- party shall be broadcast prior to or following network re- CORNFIELD CUT RATE FLORIST ROSES oJfirsik 40 Years of experience = has made it 4) a leader \\ inthe \\ cola field.Laurel Cream AUSTRALIAN BARTLETT P EARS Tin 1 5% Doz.Tins 1 -70 SWANSDOWN | | CAKE FLOUR +25: FIVE ROSES FLOUR BRIDGE MIXTURE, MAPLE BUDS, GEMS, CARAMELS 29: pe OX FORD.7 lb, Bag 23° \u201cSpecial\u201d \u2019 MARMALADE 1b.Jar 45° ports of the party progress.Broadcasts of any and all activities of the royal visitors may be made only with C.B.C.authorization.Despite the handicaps under which private stations will have to operate, it is certain that broadcast coverage of the regal tour will hit new highs in diznity, completeness and authenticity.All American webs are despatching eréws of technicians and announcers to Canada for the occasion, and C.B.C.itself, will have two teams of commentators and engineers constantly on the go.It looks like a field-day for the boys with the mike.\u2019 DRY GINGER ALE SPARKLING\u2014HEALTHFUL \u2018Doz.Pints 89c CRUNCHIE SOUR PICKLES Jar 23c ee CLARK'S : CHILI SAUCE Bottle 23c | .CLARK'S | newscasts in Canada, although this step may not be taken for some time yet , ., BEEKIST HONEY 15 18.TIN 2 le 7/39 SE TT AE 5 MOST BEAUTIFUL Do; 8§ 4c Lone x PORK BEANS È STEMMED 002 9 8¢ GOLDEN MIKES & CLARK'S i y 5 \u201cArrest Bulldog Drummond\u201d SPECIAL BOX Special gold-plated microphones ji Wonderful Spring Flowers 38 C will be used by C.B.C.whenever Tomato 4j CROSSWORD SOLUTION Artistically Arranged King George or Queen Elizabeth 2 Tins 19c { VC ENABErFRN CI EES IFIF Delivered Anywhere go on the air .British listendrs : Sou i, [coin fo [oB4ElA [RANI KIER NARCISSUS - TULIPS generally prefer foreign commer.i 0 3 NEERANNRARD DAFFODILS - IRIS cial stations to those of the B.B.C,, TIP TOP NE ' PITILIEAEARIEIEID |S according to an authoritative i T[o[R|INZN0[0]s [EAR [TIT I» At All Our Branches: survey 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WEAVE i 3 TOILET PAPER McCORMICK\u2019S Illinois have reached this desk .\\ 1 ; Î FAN MAIL ; : HOT & ROLLS 2°7¢ : È Letters f ; : e MATE 118, TIN \u20ac tters from Ontario, Texas, NOC.16 oz.Jar Hoi Florida, Michigan, New York and ; > 5 ps - 3 W ' v v I durin & the past few days com- .i i HC 70° \\ menting on our four-word net- Troyes pu ' Big Housecleaning Valued \"2 work Jebut last + cek via \u201cTrue el i \u2018 and False,\u201d W.J.S.McCormick, of N.D.G., wrote from St.Peters- burg, Fla, where he is vacationing, to compliment us on our brevity .Betty Taylor, look- able young winner of the prize for the best performance during the recent Dominion Drama Festival eliminations, stars as \u201cHilds\u201d in Rupert Caplan\u2019s Friday evening serial, \u201cMiss Trent's Children\u201d .Orson Welles presents \u201cTwentieth Century\u201d, with Joan Blondell and Sam Levine, through CES-CKAC Friday night at 9 ; _ WA.2766-7-8 CLASSIC 4.CLEANSER ©\" » 14° Cleans Easier\u2014Works Foster 1 Oc \u2018WALTER J.CHATFIELD FINE GROCERIES 497 2 Sherbrooke West Corner Claremont _ » 1h Tn 59\u20ac 21.Tn 98E \u20ac pee dE ES sis Ÿ La ENE AR dr mt ag LET'S ALL HAVE A \u2014 ils Old Stock ALE * BEER FOAMS OVER The ban on brewery-sponsored shows may cost the Liberals t WV Vie win ai La \u201cMod mm om TV [EE A Sd ugh le ppd mp oA oF Pt eh LY A em "]