The Westmount examiner, 22 février 1940, jeudi 22 février 1940

[" ant nse t in ack on Al- lur- rge ica- was eft ted ear me urt ime All ay A 0 (F1 @ oly LYE vim eal FP7 49 1 DIAMOND RINGS Designed and made ¢ JEWELLERS Nii dasddadd WE.4046 \u201c40 Years in oy Westmount\u201d WATCH and CLOCK \"REPAIRS Clocks called for and delivered OHMAN\u201d 1216 Greene Ave.LUNA ASSIS III IVM AMIS III LISA OI MAMA LS SIAS ASS IA IA SSII AIS Sd AI 1164 M A AA AAA AAA AAA AAA A ; VOL.XI., No.8 WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, he Westmount Examiner Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis = \u2014\u2014 me 1940 42 Fre Rd Od RoR hd A HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished A.Ross Grafton & Co.Repaired - Refinished Cleaned 2a ZZ 63 St.Catherine St., Westmount e Estimates WE.2323 PRICE: \u2014TWO CENTS WHITE NOMINATED BY CONSERVATIVES | BUSINESS ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD MEETING GPEN T0 MEMBERS I MARCH Citizens\u2019 Night, at Which General Public will be Invited, Planned for Following Held Last Night \u2014 Month at Executive Session Arrangements Made for Nomination of Officers -A general meeting of the Business Association of Westmount, confined to members, will be held early in March, it was announced at an executive session of the organization at the office of A.Ross Grafton, last night.The meeting is being held for the nomination of officers for the ensuing term and for discussion, by the mombership as a whole, of plans being drawn up by the association for the spring and summer months.Announcement was also made last night that a citizens\u2019 night, open to the general public, would be held in April.# study in respect to this meeting PROJECTS COSTING 500.000.PASSED BY CITY COUNCIL Include Laying of New Cables, Sewer Pipes and Installation of Improved Lighting System Westmount City Council, at a regular meeting Monday night, adopted resolutions authorizing expenditures amounting to approximately $50,000 for a number of \u2018muniéipal improvements.A The projects include the laying of a new primary feeder cable from the power house to Sunny- side and Loxington avenues at.a cost of $11,200; a new primary feeder cably south of Sherbrooke street, $3,375; and installation of a new strest lighting system in the business section on Sherbrooke street extending from Claremont to Grosvenor avenues, $5,150.\u2018A new sewer is to be laid on Mount Pleasant avenue from Cedar avenue to The Boulevard and from The Boulevard to Mount Pleasant, at a cost of $11,500.A small intersecting sewer will be placed at the intersection of The Boulevard and Mount Pleasant, cvost:ng $130.Council also approved the installation of traffic lights at the intersection of The Boulevard and Victoria avenue, A resolution endorsing the efforts being made by the Province of Quebec Safety League to obtain leg slation forcing all horse- drawn vbidcles to carry lights, was adopted.Maycr Walter A.Merrill presided.REHEARSALS START Rehearsa:s ror the production of the opera \u2018Merrie England\u201d by the West End Opera Group, under the direction of Irwin Cooper, will start on Tuesday, March 5, at the West Hill High School, at 8 p.m.Owing to the many applications for membership it has been found necessary to carry over quite a few applicants for ladies voices to the waiting list, There are vacancies for men with good volces, who are requested to communicate with Harry Groves, ELwood 0230.Considerable was given at the session.In all probability it will be similar, in most respects, to the exceptionally successful public meetings sponsored in Victoria Hall by the association in the past.These functions, it is generally agreed by local merchants, accomplished a genuinely worthwhile aim in bringing about-a closer understanding between business firms and the buying public and resulted in a definite improvement in business.Other matters on last night's agenda included the submission by the new executive-secretary of the association, J.M.Kennedy, of reports on a number of matters to be presented before the general membership in March for further discussion.The president, W.Gordon Kenwood, who returrel this week from a trip in the U.S.A., occupied the chair, FUNERAL SERVICE FORMRS.GARDNER HELD ON MONDAY The funeral service for Mrs, Alvin Gardner was held at the Church of the Advent on Monday afternoon at 4 o\u2019*clock.Interment was held at Sherbrooke.Mrs.Gardner a noted church worker, died at the home of her sou, C.C.Gardner, 546 Lans- downe avenue, on Saturday in her 85th year.She was among the oldest members of the Church of the Advent where she had taken a keen interest in the activities of the church.She was also widely associated with social work.The former Mary Catherine Connolly.Mrs.Gardner was born in Providence.Rhode Island, but had spent most of her life in Montreal.She wag predeceased by her husband 22 years ago.Survivors include one daughter, Mrs.A, S§.Byrd, and two sons, C.C.and Stanley Gardner; the latter is a well known pianist.SUPPER STUDIES Rev.F.H.Wilkinson will continue the Supper Hour Studies in Religion at the Westmount Y.M.C.A., tonight.Subject of the Animal.\u201d Scope Of \u201cY\u201d\u2019 Recreational Activities Widened By Hut The recent inauguration of a Red Triangle Hut at the West- mount Athlétic Grounds for the use of soldiers in the Machine Gun Training Centre, has given Wilf Spearman, secretary of the Westmount \u2018\u201cY\u2019\u2019, a chance to enlarge the scope of recreationel activities planned by the Y.M.C.A.War.Services Committee.With the Hut in operation for almost ten days and soldiers alternating between it and the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 on Sherbrooke street, Mr.Spearman has been kept continually busy inasmuch &s the regular peace time services of the branch have been maintained at a high level.Over and above the regular weekly program of education and entertainment for soldiers at the Sherbrooke street branch, a varied program of activity has been carried out so Tar this week at the Red Triangle Hut, On Monday night.a motion picture show was staged.Tuesday saw soldiers from the Toronto Scottish and the R.M.R.arrange their own entertainment in their own way and make a very good job of it.On Wednesday night.the Y.M.C.A.Fossils presented a two hour varlety show, studies this month: \u201cWhat is.Man?\u201d Topic for this week: \u2018The Sciences\u2018 say \u2014 A Complicated Rabbi H.Stern | Leads Service, At Calvary This Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock, Rabbi H.Stern will occupy the pulpit of Calvary Uni.- ted Church, He is substituting for Rev.Dr.Jones who has left for overseas in the C, A.S, F.Recently the Rabbi addressed the Salvation Army Sunday afternoon Pleasant Hour; participated in interdenominational service in St, Andrews and St.Paul in tribute to Lord Tweeds- muir, and gave addresses at St.Columbia House, and the North Branch Y.M.C.A, Fireside Club.SPEAKER URGES ROTARY TO ACT FOR ALL PEOPLE Need of Rotary Never so Keenly Felt, he Declares Never was there a time when the need for application of the principles of Rotarians was so great, said C.T.Medlar, district governor, addressing the West- mount Rotary club at its weekly luncheon yesterday.The subject of hig address was \u2018Rotary\u2019s Challenging Opportunities\u2019.At no time, has Rotary had a chance to prove itself like the present, he declared.It was more needed by the people than ever.It was not a philosophy, he point ed out, but a method of action, He noted that the Westmount club had been given a new territory.It behooved the membe., he stated, to explore these n°1, territories, not only for mombers, but also to ascertain what its true needs were, Wilf Spearman thanked the speaker and J.Delalanne presided.It was announced that the Winter club carnival held annual ly by the club will be at the Forum April 5 and 6.Temple To Hold Annual Supper Dance March 23 On Purim Eve, Saturday, March 23rd, the annual T :mple Emanuel supper dance will take place at the Mount Royal Hotel at \u20189.30 o'clock.The following committees are engaged in planning this social event.\u2014 dance committee, H, Wolfe, chairman; Jos.Cooper, secretary; Jos.Abrahams, Treasurer.Ticket conveners: Samuel Paperman, Maxwell A.Sendel, Martin Arnovitz, David G.Jassby.Entertainment committee: Messrs.Harold Neumann, LL.B., E.T.Garfinkle, B.Mortimer, H.H.Lewis.Arrangements: Mesdames Harry Wolfe, Mortimer Silvar- stein and J.Freedman.Publicity: Mrs, Harold Neumann and Mr, Ernest I.Pappelbaum.March 1 Is Deadline For Golden Gloves Deadlines for entries in the 1940 Golden Gloves Tourney has be2n set for midnight of March 1.The tourney will get under way March 7 when the first elimination show will bz held in the Mount Royal Hote] under th2 Auspices of the Amputations Association Vets of the Great War, TENOR SOLOIST Traves Heppleston, who will be heard in the performance of Handel\u2019s \u2018Israel! in Egypt\u2019 which the Cathedral singers will present in Westmount Park United Church Tuesday, March Sth, at 8.00 p.m., in aid of the Finnish War Relief.X WILL MAKE i | DEBUT HERE ° » .C.n| As Possible | Candidate | Although the headquarters of tho Liberal organization refused to mako any statement last night regarding their plans in the st.Antoine-Weslyount division \u2018in the Federal etec- tions, it wax rumoured yesters day that there was n° possibility of D.C.Abbott receiving the Grit nomination.Mr.Abbott is a well known Montreal lawyer.SYNAGOGUE CLUB T0 HOLD SOCIAL EVENING TUESDAY Young People's League of Shaar Hashomayim Arrange Varied Program For Event Above are seen Anna Mairon who will make \u2018their debut on this Wednesday, February 28th.The England.Games, entertainment, community singing, informal dancing and old-fashioned sociability, will feature the \u2018Social Nite\" of the Young People\u2019s League at Shaar and Jan Kury, celebrated vocalists, continent at the Ritz Carlton hotel, artists have recently artived from By Relatives One hundred years old on Monday, Mrs.Manley Cormeil, of 66 Selby street, has this week been the recipient of innumerable gifts, telegrams and a.af telicitation, The coitendrian, who had planned to celebrate her birthday quietly, was visited by approximately 25 relatives and countless friends at her home Monday.On Tuesday, when the number of visitors had dropped to about 25 or 30, she found the day \u201cvery quiet.\u201d Mrs.Coraell received some 20 presents of flowers, plants {rom the City of Westmount, the St.George Lodge No.10, and the Kiwanis Club, of which one of her sons ts a member, e Telegrams and letters congratulating her on her one hundredth birthday came from all parts .of Canada and the United States.The telegrams were sent from as varied points as Calgary and the states of Wisconsin, New Hampshire and Maine, All members of the family residing in Montreal visited Mra.Cornell on Monday.She had a birthday party that was equal to the occaslon\u2014therre was an ice cream cake decorated with imir tation flowers and a birthday cake on which a hundred candles glowed brightly.Reads Without Glasses Mrs.Cornell, who still reads without the aid of glasses, was Centenarian Honored ,Many Friends Hashomayim on Tuesday evening.The evening's activities will begin at 8.16 pam.The Young Peoplo's League also announced last week that it was preparing a Bal Masque in celobration of Purim the last week of March, A new chora] society has heen tormed under the sponsorship of the Young People\u2019s League and is being directed hy Miss Goldie born in Belfast, Ireland, coming to Canada when but a little girl, The trip across took six weeks, She derives particular pleasure Jérome tea er ot chionsberg, musica] fnstructress oving picture.Un aboul ls the Bancroft School.The five years ago, she enjoyed group meets every Monday evening at 8.50 and wii] welcome anyone who likes to sing.° The next open meeting of Lhe parent teachers\u2019 association of Shaar Hashomayim will be held on Monday, evening, March 11.Members of Lio educational staff will conduct a symposium on the subject, \u201cThe Jewish School\u2014 Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.\u201d The program wil] also include a biography bee by boys and girls of ths Sunday School.MAN WHO ROBBED LOCAL STORE 13 GIVEN SENTENCE George Ethier Given Two Years in Penitentiary by Judge Monet driving in automobiles but does not like travelling over water.For the latter reason she has never revisited her native land.She takes particular interest in young people, especlally her 18 grandchildren and 16 great- grandchildren, many of whom visited the home of her daughter, Mrs.Buchanan, where she resides, on Monday.However.che still believes that the old days were the best days.Was Church Worker Mrs.Cornell was formerly an ardent church worker and in former years was a member of Douglas Methodigt Church, located where the Seville Thealre is today.She made it a point never to miss a Sunday's service.More recently, she belonged to the Westmount Park United Church, , She was predeceased by her husband, Manley Cornell, many years ago.Mrs.Cornell has three children residing in Montreal, C.A.Cornell, Mrs.A.D.Buchanan and E.F.Cornell; a son, A.H.Cornell, of Brookline, Mass., and a daughter, Mrs.Thomas Mace, of St.Johns, Que.Pleading guilty to charges of burglary and of being in posses- MUSICAL PLANNED BY WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION A musicale and tea will be held on Tuesday, February 27th at 3 o'clock, in Webster Hall, West- mount Park United Church, under the auspices of group 2, of the Women's Association.Those taking part in the programme will be Mrs.Charles Ha- zen and Mrs.Madge Mclaren, pianists, Mrs.Percy Hall reader, Mrs, Franklyne West soprano.Mrs, W, H, Lewis contralto and Mrs.H.C.Haryett accompanist.sion of burglars\u2019 tools, Georges Ethier, who stole goods valued at $773 from May's Rite Fit shop, 1219 Greene avenue, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Monct in the Montreal Criminal Court vn Tuesday morning.Arrested by Westmount police on Jun.$, following the robbery at May's, Ethier affirmed his innocence and choose triel by jury.thereby escaping trial In the local police court in which u judge, only, presides.Transferred Lo Montreal police for custody while he awalted trial by jury, Ethier changed his plea to that of guilty and subsequently appeared before Judge Monet, who sentenced him on \"ucsday, despite pleas from his flance and members of his family that he be shown leniency.The accused was to have heen married within a RECORDS NEEDED Along with 1200 records collected by the \u201cY' to date and 1300 more to get, a new Electrola Victrola is nol far away.These old records are turned in to R.C.A.Victor and ground up to make new records.Soldlers Parties are held every Saturday night at the \u2018Y\u2019 and must have music.HONORS VICEROY Mrs.S.Gersben Levi addressed ithe Junior Congregation of Shaar Hashomayim at Service last Shah- bos and dedicated her story to the late Lord Tweedsmulr., The Torah was ready by Fred Weiss- ler and Judith Kirsch explained the Sedra.Today: Lyric Operatic Societ , Tomorrow: Tuesday: D.ckens Fellowship Wednesday: Star, M M A MMA The Week At Victoria Hall a ZZ SAS] III SSII I SU TES Westmount Conclave, Women's Club; Crane Limited, dance; Dominion Bank branch, dance.Westmount Lodge, Sons of England.Westmount Rotary Club, meeting; Westmount Stamp Club; Montreal Operatic Society; Vic- torfan Order of Nurses; Westmount Chapter, Order of the Eastern - few weeks, \u2018 BANK MANAGER WILL N N N N N N N N N N N N N NS S 3 N N The many friends of C.13.Cut- y.ten, manager of the branch of The .Royal Bank of Canada at Hamp- True Kindred; 0x avenue and Sherbrooke street will be pleased to learn of bik promotion to the managership of the branch at Greene avenue and St.Catherine strett.Mr.Cutten; has made many friends in Notre | Dame de Grace and was a popular business man.Westmount R.M.R.Soldiers\u2019 Wives League; regular weekly luncheon ASSUME NEW POSITION | found J, Anatole Dubuc, 33, GO18 UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN BY ALL LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS AS FEDERAL CANDIDATE Joint Meeting Held Last Night in Victoria Hall\u2014Dean of House of Commons in Government\u2014Refe ment as\u2019 \u2018Remarkable Sees Need for More Business rs to Dissolution of Parlia- Display at Ottawa\u201d R.S.White, Dean of the Ho chosen by all Conservative nssocii use of Commons, was unanimously tions of the two sections comprising the division of St.Antoine-Wostmount to carry the district's Conservative qanner in the forthcoming Federal elections, at n joint meeting held in Victoria Hall inst night.Tho associations included the Westmount Conservative Association; mount division; Antoine Ladies\u2019 women's Conservative bodios of St, Joseph's division.In accepting the nomination, Mr.White stated that there never wag A time in the history of Canuda when thero was so a great n need for less government in business and more business in government, if taxation was not to submerge the people.Ho pointed out to the gathering that is.political history has been a unique one.First elected to Parliament Hl yoars ago, he ro- presented an Ontario conatitu- ency for two lorms, prior to coming to this Province, Mr.White referred to the dissolution of Parllament by Prime Minister King ns a \u2018remarkable display at Ottawa\u201d \u2014 il was a pioce of business for which there can he no defense, It a Conservative Government is sent to power-il will leave the way clear for the formation of a National Government, ag agninat a political government, Mr, White declared.He told the gathering that If he fa contested in the St.Antolne- Westmount division, he will need its wholchearted support.He pledged that hls campaign will he conducted In a manner that will be no reproach to anyone connected with it.The text nf Mr.White's formal address at the gathering follows: \u201cThe supreme dufy of the Canadian to employ thelr resources Lo the utmost extent in winning the war, No half-way, half-hearted measures will auffice.We cannot Le half in and half out of the St.Antoine the war\u2014in for the gains and out for the losses; and iL Is gratifying to have assurance that the people are as one in determination to devote thelr means unstintingly to triumph of the Allies.When one con- sliders the issue, how can it Le otherwise?That Issue ix between freedom and serfdom; whether we are to conlinue to enjoy the free exercise of religious faith, freedom of the press, free speech, free assembly, and govern ment of the people by the people; or whether we are to become serfs under Nazi dictatorship, 1 stand for prosecution of the war for preservation of (he British Commonwealth of Nations, and annihilation of the forces of evil bent on destruction of the civilization built up through the centuries, \u201cOther subjects of concern claim the attention of the electors, When nearly five years ago you honored me with the candidature of the Conservative Party in St.Antoine-Westmount division, 7 deslared myself in favor of solution of the Railway Problem by conjunction of the two systems.In the period since elapsed, I have had no reason to change my view, large defi- (Continued on Page 2) the National Young Men's Conservative Association, Conservative Assoclation; people at this time fs Wests Conservative Association; the St, and the men's and \"V7 PROGRAMS ARE UNAFFECTED BY WAR AGTIVITY Peace Time Work Maintained at Satisfactory Level 300 Attend Meeting in January * Despite its porularily as a recreationn] centre among soldiers from the Machine Gun Training Centre in Westmount Athletic Grounds, the Westmount Branch \u201cYon Sherbrooke street has more thon malntained Île regular peace time work at a satisfactory level since lael Sop- tember.Evidence of this condi- tlon was glven thls week in the roport of the Metropolitan Program Committee for the month of Janunry which was presented this week and which covered the activities of Association branches throughout the matropolitan diatriet.As highlights among January activities at the lucal \u201cY\u2019, where Wilt Spearman holds forth as secretary, the Teporl mentions that an average of more than 300 young persons attended weekly club meetings, at which meaningful programs were con- dneted under the direction and with the planning of their own officers and committees, No less than five groups are responsible for the successful maintenance of intefest in those activities: two Hi-Y Clubs, one for boys and one for girls; the Hi-Y Grad Clubs, one for young men and one for young women; and the Fossils Club.Selected nt random from de- tafled reports covering activities at other Y.M.C.A.branches, the following items reveal the cone structive contribution being made by the \u201cY\" to the cultural and social lite of the community.At Lachine the Y.M.C.A.Branch now has an enrolment of 6560 personk.Physical activitles are conducted In the schools of Ville St.Pierre and J,achine on four nights each week, \u2018The branch Hbrary is filling a definite need, Religious services In January wore attended hy upwards of 500 men, women and children, At the International Branch, on St.Catherine Street east, new Canadians are belng taught Frenh and English, the total ene rolment being 221 during 37 sessions held in January.In the English section, there are six graded classes ranging from abe (Continued on Page 2) Reckless Driving Verdict Returned In A jury undor Mr, Justice La- zure in the Court of King's Bench Monk Boulevard, Ville Emard, gullty of reckless driving in the death of Edward Lallemand under the wheels of an automobile al Grecne avenue and St.Antoine | street last Nov.cent amendment in the Criminal Code, the jury reduced the ori- 14.Under a re- Local Case Nuring the trial, which opened on Monday, Omer legrand, K.C.for the Crown, questioned a suce cession of Westmount police offie cere, doctors and passersby who described events leading up to ;the fatality.| Testimony produced by West- mount police showed that the accident was first investigated by Detective A.Talbot and Con.table Carpenter who found broken glass ginal charge of mansiaughter to and a front humper at the scene that of reckless driving.(Continued on Page 2) * The .Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City ol Westimuunt, Garden Suburb of Lanada's Metropolis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnot 3773 \u201cThe Examiner\u201d newspaper ter the neme.\u2014 \u2014 tained the following promise: fairs can no longer be denied cision of the government will of the women of this province cision to grant the vote.A GREAT LESSON svstem in the then very young sims te be sn independent, clean deveten to public cervice.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, \u20181940 WOMEN WIN THE FRANCHISE Women of Quebec have at last won the franchise.A long, twenty-year campaign for the right to vote was climaxed Tuesday afternoon of this week when the Speech from the Throne read in the Provincial Legislature con- ern conditions women play an all-important part, and their co-operation has become indispensable in bringing about much-needed social reforms, and as the privilege of expressing their opinion in the conduct of public af- pose to grant women the franchise.\u201d That de- warm approval of every fair-minded elector in this country, and will also eventually result in the removal of many legal restrictions against women in business and the professions, the unfairness of which has placed this province in an extremely unfavourable light in the eyes of the rest of this continent.The decision to grant the franchise is a great personal triumph for Mrs.Pierre Casgrain, who, almost single-handed, undertook the campaign in 1919 and has persistently led the right In the face of repeated discouragement and even insults by men in places of high authority.It is also to be said to the credit dained fo use the methods adopted elsewhere to obtain the vote and kept their efforts on a consistently high plane, appealing to the sense of fair play and to the intelligence of .the people at large.It was the appeal to fair play that unanimously won over the 1938 convention; and it is now the conviction that the help of women is indispensable in bringing about reforms, especially in laws relating to the health and education of children, that has impelled the government to make the de- Benjamin Franklin's many busy, years were virtually over before the rise of the party So the spirit of Poor Richard could well grin at the efforts of some speakers and writers, on the occasion of his 234th anniversary last week, to make a partisan out of him, But one hopes that the tributes to the great American, we!l described as the \u2018the first modern,\u201d may encourage many to read or to re-read his deathless autobiography.It brims over with preachments as young as 1940, even though they were inscribed upward of 150 years ago.Consider Franklin's sprightly comment upon one of the Jeremiahs of his day: There are croakers in every country, ever boding its ruin.Such a one then (1727) lived in Philadelphia, a person of note, with a wise look and a very grave manner of speaking.This gentleman asked me if | were the young man who had lately opened a new printing house.Being answered in the affirmative he said he was sorry for me .for Philadelphia was a sinking place, the inhabitants already half bankrupt or near being so; all the appearances to the contrary, such as new buildings and the rise of rent being to his certain knowledge fallacious; for they were, in fact, among the very things which would soon ruin us, The young Franklin, then operating on large hopes and meager capital was disturbed but not too much so.He concedes that \u201chad | known him (the croaker) before | engaged in this business | probably never should have done so.\u201d Yet Poor Richard enjoys his last laugh explaining that \u2018this man continued to live in this decaying place, refusing for many years to buy a home because we all were going to destruction.At fast | had the pleasure of seeing him give five times as much for one as he might have bought it for when he first began croaking.\u201d And Phi'adelphia, it mav be noted, is not exactly sunk even after 200 plus years.o\u2014\u2014\u2014 \"Under mod- them, we pro- meet with the JAPAN'S WAR COSTS During the early days of the invasion of China, the people of Japan probably thought little of the cost of the war, or the reasons for it.They were led to believe that China would soon be conquered, and that this would react to the prosperity of Japan.But as the war drags on without any conclusive results, the Japanese are finding their | standards of living lowered.Their wea'th is being drained off by a conflict in which perhaps many of them have no direct interest.Their country was not threatened, and neither was their form of government.It is not surprising to find Ryozo Makino, a member of the second largest party in the Japanese diet, demanding a detailed explanation of war expenses.Nor is it surprising that War Minister General Shunroku Hata refuses to give it.There would be difficulty in justifying such huge expenditures on a conflict itself unjustified.and the success of which has that they dis- United States.been so doubtful.| BOOK | REVIEW | i By HOWARD § ROSS MOUNTAIN, VALLEY, LAKE ' AND STREAM By Anna Elizabeth Phelps Mrs.Henry Willis Phelps Etchings By Anthony Thieme Harry L.Peckmore Paul F.Bardanier, Sr.The Poets Pregs, National Poetry Center, Rockefeller Center, New York City.Price, $2.00.The frontispiece is a photograph of the author, The artistic format was designed by Anita Browne, friend of poets and director of National Poetry Center, Rockefeller Center, New York.The volume dedicated: To My Magic Three, Husband, Daughter, Son This is followed by My Magic Three: As the wide world over Three leaves has my clover, They bring Wisdom, Tenderness, Pluck; \u2019 But God tucked me in As the fourth of the Kin, Thinking I! might, perchance, bring Good Luck! Many of the poems are not only tuneful but have a purpose as in, THE FROG AND THE POOL A little frog sat on a green lily is affectionately leaf And pushed up his back in a hump; He lifted his volce and gave vent to- his grief, Saying, \u201cGr-r-rump! Gr-r-rump! Gr-r-rump!\u201d The leaf gave a tilt, he had not a choice, He fell in the pool with a plump; Which muffled his dismal, funeral voice \" With its \u201cGr-r-rump! \u2018Gr-r- rump! Gr-r-rump! 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Effie MacBeth, 468 Clare- mont Ave.; Robert Foster, 223 Melville Ave:t Mrs.J.S.Robertson, Jr., 258 Metcalfe Ave.; Elizabeth S.MacWilllam, 2030 Claremont Ave.; Mrs.I.Main, 2084 Claremont Ave., Apt.12.The opinions expressed In this 1988 more than 2,301,000 gallons of six times as great as that of the country at large.LE A A M LS THE FORUM.Condugted by HOWARD §.ROSS, K.C., D.C.L | In Which Subjects of General , Interest Are Discussed not necessarily those of this newspaper and it does not accept responsibility for them.dD a 27 QR DAL i 2 gd Pl AR 2 22 Le 2 Pl 2 Washington, D.C., is said to be the wettest city in the U.S.A.Forum are LPS I IIL S ELI ILLS LLL SILLS L IIIS L EI LLL SL In hard liquor were used being thirty The state of Pennsylvania with a population 18 times as great has 580 retail hard liquor establishments while Washington has 400.was (in Washington) the drink bill\u2014$50 per capita.In 1938, $38,100,000 During the same period $18,000,000 was spent for health and welfare work\u2014$31 per capita.% » Dr.W.J, Hutchins has resigned * as president of Berea College in Kentucky and instead of retiring goes to Persia for a period of mission work, son Dr.Francis S.Hutchins, Another son is the youthful, able and brilliant president of the University of Chicago, formerly a professor at Yale Law School.% + * The Social Security Act under which the Federal Government pays one-half the cost of state old-age pensions were amended by raising the maximum federal grants from $15 to $20 per month per pensioner.The maximum state old-age pension financed on a ô0- 50 basis is raised from $30 per the new maximum in the near future.At present California, state and federal, amounts on the average to $82.46 to each pensioner, » * * Philadelphia spent $54,648,848 for public relief, $28,233,184 for public schools but $82,021,932 for liquor.Added are the increased costs of accidents, police, criminal courts and prisons, due to the lig- uor traffie, * LJ *% \u201cWhy, your office is as hot as an oven,\u201d said a client.\u201cSo it ought to be,\u201d replied the lawyer, \u201c| make my bread here.\u201d # * % \u201cThe trouble with history is that it is always told with ulterior ends in view.We justify our biases by citing our own interpretation of events.\u201d \u2014 Alfred Bingham, in Man's Estate, |\" WESTMOUNT 1 | BAPTIST CHURCH * | * On Sunday Rev.J.A.Johnston will occupy Westmount Baptist pulpit at both services.The morning sermon will concern: \u201cThe God that Answereth by Fire.\u201d Why did Elijah ask Fire from Heaven and why, did God send it?What did Jesus mean by saying: \u201c1 am come to send Fire upon the Earth?\" Are™the prophets of Baal still among us?Has the church of Christ courage enough to ask for a Demonstration of God?At the evening service Mr.Johnston will have as his theme: \u201cPhe Launching of & New Life Crusade.\u201d Does Christ really | transfuse to men à New Life, Does Christ's Gospel require men to be content with a Patching-Up Process or does it offer a Re-Creating Crisis?Those seeking the abundant life are cordlally invited rump!\u201d - The volume closes with, FAREWELL Farewell, little book\u2014 One last loving look\u2014 Go forth filled with Ardor and Pluck! Your journeys will end In the heart of each friend; God bless you and give you Good Luck! Mrs.Phelps is a leading club woman and served as President of the New York City Federation of Women's Clubs from 1931 to 1952 and on the Executive Board of the New York State Federation of Women\u2019s Clubs for some years.She has been for some years a member of the Poetry Society of Great Britain and National Opera He will be succeeded by his* Club of America and as Predident of the Chicago Women in New, York.Programs .(Continued from Page 1) advanced Branch solute beginners to students.At North Y.M.C.A.on Park avenue, the boys\u2019 Division maintained a varied program of activity last month, An indiaction of this branch's contact with community life was revealed in the report to the Metropolitan Board of Directorg\u2019 which stated that 18 \u201cY\u201d groups operate outside of the \u201cY\u201d building at eight dif- terent points in the district.At the Notre Dame de Grace Branch, five outdoor rinks operated by the \u201cY\u2019 have been patronized by hundreds of adults and youngsters all winter, Although skating 8nd hockey have been consistently popular, great interest has been occasioned by the intricacies of figure skating and the branch has arranged for competent teachers to form instructional classes.At Point St.Charles, the outstanding feature of the regular peace time program has been the close association maintained with churches fn the district.Here, the Association pullding Is headquarters for basketball, bowling and other social activities arranged by churches for young people.At Southwestern Branch, an operatic and choral society absorbs the interest of more than tifty young people and the girls\u2019 choir has just produced an operetta, \u2018Dawn Boy,\u201d which required a cast of sixty.At the Central Branch, the Christian Emphasia Committee has had several subjects under intensive study, and a new Bible class, under the leadership of Dr.Fred Howes of McGill University, has just been inaugurated.¥ CALVARY CHURCH | NOTES | * Tho Interim Pastor of Calvary Church, the Rev.A.F.Pollock, B.D., is one of the important persons in the work of the Church at this time.His whole-hearted lntereat fn the pastoral work of the Kingdom as carried on through this organization 1s helping to uphold the member's interest Coupled with the excellent preaching services, as week follows week, one is thankful that the loyalty of the congregation -{to its absent Minister, the Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones, Is resulting in a continuance of Christ's work.On Sunday morning the preacher is the Rev, Dr.J.H.MacVicar, who was for twenty years a missionary in China; and tor thirty years has held charges in important Churches in Ontario and the Maritime Provinces, He also shared in the ploneer work of Dr.Jonathan Goforth In Ho- nan, and since his retirement trom the active ministry of the United Church some six years ago has been kept steadily engaged preaching in Toronto and Montreal, The theme of his ser- \u2014_ Charles Laughton adds a London busker, or street entertainer, to his gallery of screen portraits in \u201cSidewalks of London,\u201d in which he co-stars with Vivien (Scarlett O'Hara) Leigh.The English Mayflower picture will be released in this country by Paramount, .in our beloved Church.| White Candidate .(Continued from Page 1) cits of the government owned rallways continue, the aggregate of these in the last five years amcunting to $228,000,000, apart, altogether, from interest due the government on capital cost and contribution to meet deficits.The cost of this property to the Canadian people has, indeed, been appalling, and the \u2018marvel {s that the taxpayers have supinely suffered this state of things to run on year after year without applying remedial poli- les preservative of adequate, efficient transportation service, and protective of the interests of employees, There is absolutely no incompatibility between economy through- co-ordination\u2019 and perpetuation of ample railway service and just treatment of the servants of the system.\u201cThen, of all times most unpropitious, we are threatened with the early consummation of a Treaty with the United States for the enlargements of the St.Lawrence Waterway.It is called: a seaway to the ports of the Great Lakes, numerous and of varying importance, and includes in \u2018ts scope the development of hydro-electric.power in the international section of the river near Cornwall, Ont.Now, this project will be a success, or will be a failure.If {it should prove a success by realizing the purpose of its promoters to create ocean ports on the upper Lakes, this result can be reached only at the expense of the ports of Montreal, Quebec, Three Rivers and Sorel, If, on the other hand, the project does not have this consequence, then the tens of millions of Canadian money spent upon it will, literally, have been wasted.The Montreal Board of Trade, the Corn Exchange and Chambre de Commerce have all condemned, the scheme.So have many eminent engineers.The electrical power to be developed will not be available for war industries until long after the war has ended.There is an abundance o?hydro-electric power presently produced for all purposes and a reserve of such power in Ontario and Quebec capable of development at much less cost than by the St.Lawrence seaway plan.This subject is of near and deep concern not only to the citizens of Montreal, but to the people of Quebec, generally.I am convinced that the Waterway Treaty now under negociation will be pressed through Parliament unless the electors pronounce themselves opposed to it by electing to the House of Commons candidates pledged to resist its ratification by voice and vote.Of these I am one.\u201cSome discussion {is heard concerning policies to be applied to public affairs after Hitler has been disposed of.Interesting as these discussions may be, I am reminded of the old recipe for making hare soup, \u2018first catch your hare.\u201d Our paramount task is to win the war and this accomplished to devise, shape and apply legislative measure eal- culated to rehabilitate the men whoge patriotism {n placing their lives at the service of our-country cannot be sufficiently extolled: to maintain and extend industry and trade revived by war expenditures; and to secure to the less fortunate of our people a larger share of the comforts and pleasures of life.already proving so.Taxation has risen, Taxation will rise higher.Of these things there can be no doubt.What, then, \u2018is the duty of governments?Surely, it is to cut to the bone civil, as d!stin- guished from military expenditures.I believe the former can be so reduced that the saving thereby will suffice to pay interest on capital expenditure increase fn taxation.Does that seem too strong an assertion?It will not so appear to business men: and there never was a time tn the history of Canada when was more needed loss government in business and more business fn government, if.taxation is not to submerge the people.\u201cI have been a life-long mem-* ber \u2018of the Conservative Party.but above-all else T am a Canadian, proud of my native land and of the British Commonwealth of Nations of which Canada forms no mean part.In brief outline, I have sketched my opinions upon some dominant {ssues upon which the electors will shortly be called to vote.To adherence to the views expressed, I pledge myself.and upon my conduct in public and private lite during a long span of years I fain would hope for a renewal of the confidence so generously reposed in me in the past by the electors of St.Antoine-Westmount constituency.\u201d The joint chairmen of the meeting were Leslie Boyd, George Campbell and Mrs.C, H.Cornell.Edmund Greenwood was secretary.Many plants in India are working at capacity on military orders and may be enlarged if the European war continues.\u201cThe war will be costly.It Is] THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1940 ROBT.DURPAY.A FORMER RESIDENT SERIOUSLY HURT Was Injured While on Patrol Duty \u2014 Letter is.Received \u201cRecovery Assured,\u201d is the text of the cable received by Mrs, Edna Durfy, 22668 Oxford avenue, from her daughter-in-law, Mrs.Robert Durfy, concerning the condition of Lance-Corporal Robert H.Durfy, who was seriously injured in an accident at Al- dershot during the height of the blackout.Lance-Corporal Durfy formerly of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and now with the motar- cycle squad of the Provost Company attached to the First Div*- sion, was knocked down by a truck while patrolling a slipper\u201d road, He was taken to the Cam: bridge Hospital at Aldershot witit both legs broken and several other injuries.Durty had been looking forward to the day on which the accident occurred, for he was scheduled to go on leave for ten days.His wife, the former Pamela Porter, of Ottawa, had left for England, to jofh her husband.They were married in Ottawa, just a few days before Lance-Corporal Durfy left for England.with the first Canadian Contingent.After hearing about the accl- dent, Mrs.Durfy left for Alder- shot, where she has taken up residence.Lance-Corporal Durfy is well- known in the West End of the city.He was a pupil of Roslyn avenue School for many years and later continued his education at Westmount High, After graduating he joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and was sent to Regina to train.His family moved to Notre Dame de Grrr\u201d several years ago.Lance-Corporal res:ded in this district prior to leaving for Regina.His mother after receiving the cable from her daughter-in-law, received a letter from her son, dated February 4, in which her son told her of the many things he and his wife were going to do on their trip.The letter was received yesterday morning.Reckless Driving .(Continued from Page 1) of the accident.There were no\u2019 brake marks in the vicinity of the mishap, they reported.The case was then turned over to Captain Broden and Sérgeant Tremblay, wha two days later, located a car abandoned near the Glen with a broken bumper and smashed headlight glass, The car, they claimed, was the property of Dubue.Sentence will be passed at the conclusion of the term, The two-day hearing of the case concluded Tuesday and the jury in rendering their verdict took advantage of the law as outlined by Mr.Justice Lasure, when he instructed them that they could return a verd'ct of guilty of manslaughter, guilty of reckless driving, or a verdict of acquittal.Shipments of coffee from Haiti to the United States have more than doubled since the outhreak of the European war, Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Aves., Westmount.Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, - A.D.D., Interim Minister: Rev.A.F.Pollock, B.A., B.D.11.00 a.m.Preacher: Rev.J.H.Mac- Vicar, M.A, D.D, Subject: \u201cThe Divine Image.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Rabbi Harry J.Stern.Subject: * \u201cReligion In Days of War.\u201d Young People in charge »f service.11 a.m.& 3 p.m.Sunday School In all departments, Monday.815 p.m.YPU.Home Night Speaker: Mr.Jack Wilson, Tuesday, 2.30 p.m.Red Cross Soclety Meeting, Wednesday, $.15 p.m.Mid-week Sar- vice for Prayer and Meditation.Rev A, F.Pollock will speak.Thureday, 7.30 p.m.Y.P.Red Cross Society Meeting.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, B.A., Minister.Mr.Shirley MeKyes, Choir Leader Mr.F.J.Hodgson, Organist IT am.THE GOD THAT ANSWERETH BY FIRE\u201d \"Let Him be God\" 7.30 p.m.\"LAUNCHING A NEW LIFE CRUSADE\" Does grace provide for a Patching-Up Process or a Re-Creating Crisis?Those desiring Rejuvenated Life and Satisfying Peace are cordilly invited.Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 . T= g- ral 1l- yn Irs on u- as n, er gs do no\u2019 he er nt he nd aT, of he he he et 1t- 1.he ge in me ty ar on.DSS Up nd ed.} \u2019 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1540 Co-Operation Between Teacher, Parent Held Important Education Aid The following article on home and school associations was prepared this weck for the Examiner by Mrs.W.F.Dawson, president of King's Home and School Association: We have had occasion to notice the growth of Home and School activities the past few months, particularly in this part of the city.Although the Home and School movement in Westmount is relatively new, the idea is by no means recent, and in some form has basen known in the other provinces since 1596.mothers\u2019 club in connection with The movement gained momentum, tion of Home and Schools Asso- # ciations was formed.Ontario now has 322 associations.British Columbia's first association was formed in 1915; Saskatchewan's in 1922 and Alberta's in 1929.These provinces have found the idea of co-operation between home and school very practical and satisfactory, and more and more associations are bcing formed there.Movement Here Slower The movement in Quebec is much slower.In this province there is no provincial organization and the associations are widely separated, making mass co-operation difficult; but as more associations get under way it should be advantageous to have a Central Committee for this province as well.Why should there be such à widefelt Interest in co-operation between the home and school?Obviously, because there is a definite need for this co-opera- tion.The foundation of education 1s naturally laid in the home.Here the child learns tha first principles of health care, his early habits, and his social] contacts.When he goes to school, these have been established, but the school carries him on through wider experiences to an education that means he will get the most out of life.Often he comes from untrained parents into the hands of trained teachers.It is very natural that these two factors in his development should work together for the child's good and future well- being, Parents need to know conditions at the school in order that they may interpret better any difficulties that may arise; the teachers need to know eon- ditions at home to evaluate better any problems that may come up at school.Such a natural co-operation can be fostered and strengthened by an opportunity for parents, by means of lectures, discussion groups, and friendly chats with trained leaders and teachers to become co-allies of the school.With the home, school, and community working together, our children can be moulded into the highest type of Canadian citizens.King's Group Active King\u2019s Home and School Association, one of the parent- teacher groups in Greater Montreal, has been particularly active in this field.Their meetings, on an average once a month, have DO NOT DESTROY YOUR OLD FURNITURE .We can rebuild and recover your OLD furniture better than you can buy NEW today.Special 25% Discount DURING FEBRUARY Estimates FREE Use Our Budget Plan BELGIUM Upholstering Co.Inc.Dominion Sqr.Bldg.1010 St.Catherine W.Phone MA.8490 Ontario had the first the schools as far back as this.and in 1919 the Ontario Federa- covered à wide range of subjects \u2014 education both general and specialized, health, the setup of the School system, current events and travel, - interspersed with movies, informal teas and school entertainments.They have helped with athletic equipment both for the school and the teams and sponsored a father and son banquet to honor the teams who won all four athletic championships last year.At Christ- r as time the beautiful trees.indoors and out, are due to their efforts from the sale of candy and cakes at the Christmas party and throughout the year.For some years a less fortunate school in a poorer district has had Christmas made more happy for the pupils Dy donations of gifts from the children at King's.Through benefit bridges, King's Association has raised over $100 for schools in the drought area of Saskatchewan, and has sent them over three hundred pounds of good used clothing.Suggestions have been made from time to time to the school authorities regarding changes the association thought advisable, showing a deep interest in the welfare of the children and an awareness of school conditions, Being able to offer suggestions for the betterment of the children's welfare shows the democratic spirit of an association such as this.In these days of totalitarian theories and practices, of complete disregard of the individual, the ability of parents to evaluate those things they feel essential in a_school system, to make suggestions and at times to criticize is the essence of true democracy.And to have a school board open to these suggestions and welcoming them is indeed a great advantage.Without complete co-operation of parents, teachers and school authorities much may be lost; with them, a great deal is gained.Work for R.M.R.The latest ventures of King's Association are a large knitting group working for the R.M.R.which meets every other week and a parent education discussion group that is planned for the fall.Mrs.T.B.Hughes, who is to lead this discussion series, is well adapted to do so, having led many groups already in the city.She will address the next general meeting of the association the night of Monday, March 4th, at the school on \u201cPractical Applications of Parent Education.\u201d Activities like these are only a small part of the good such an association cah do.To make parents aware that they are great factors in the schooling of their children; to make teachers aware of the heed to know home conditions and the parents, is the greatest function.Friendly cooperation and mutual respect make for friendly relations, as the success of the King's Home and School Association attests, We shall await with interest the news that Montreal is forging ahead in efforts to organize more of these associations that mean so much to the community and keep alive the principles of democracy that we so love.* COALS FROM NEWCASTLE The English Bishops\u2019 Relief Fund, amounting to £1,500 ($6,- 675) originally intended for use in Spain, has been turned over for the relief of distress in England, at the suggestidh of General Franco.TO TOUR AUSTRALIA Ballet dancers of the Paris Opera ard London's Covent Garden will tour Australia.ON SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES AE \u201ccatch\u201d soldiers and sailors, Smooths = Softens = Whitens eo POSITIVELY NON-.GREASY = REGULAR 504 SIZE.aN 15 PAID TRIBUTE BY | LORD TWEEDSMUIR DR 1.ABRAMOWITZ Viceroy Eulogized at Service Held Saturday in Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue was a loss to all mankind; he was H.Abramowitz stated in a sermon eulogizing the late Governor General at Shaar Hashomayim ; Synagogue on Saturday.\u201cLet me as a Jew pay tribute to bis noble nature which prempted him to show friendship to the Jewish people, He had a clear grasp and fine understanding of the Jewish problem and when a member of the British Parliament was chairman of Its Pro-Palestine Committee,\u201d Dr.Abramowitz declared.Dr.Abramowitz stated: , There that when one of high intellect and noble character dies, all mankind are his kin, and as such feel themselves personally bereaved.That explains the sincere sorrow throughout the world, when they beloved Governor General, As deep thought and high ideals, he belonged to all the world; and his the British Empire alone, but to all mankind.of his genius, we marvel at its all of specialization, one is content it he makes his mark in his chosen field.But his chosen fields were many and in each he gained high distinction.He was the brilliant statesman and brave soldier.He was a successful writer of both light and more serious literature.He was as scintillating in wit as he was profound in wisdom; and few excelled him in elegance of style or eloquence of speech.But outstanding as were his talents and exalted as was his office, even these were dwarfed by the greatness of his personality which won the hearts of all who knew him.But Jet others, perhaps better qualified.speak of his valuable contributions to statesmanship; to scholarship and to the humanities.But let me as a Jew, pay tribut> to his novle nature which promped him to show friendship to the Jewish peor:e.He would not have been the great humanitarian he was, did he not sympathize with Jewish suffering and martyrdom, He had a clear grasp and a fine understanding of the Jewish problem.When a member of the British Parliament, he was Chairman of its Pro-Palestine Committee, When he came to Canada as its Governor General, one of his earliest public appearances, was in Montreal at a banquet inaugurating a United Palestine appeal.And always, were his Jewish sympathies sincere, outspoken and part of his very being.So have we not only as Canadians, but also as Jews, lost a great friend; one whose friendship was all the more prized, because it was an expression of his love for truth, justice and righteousness.Wherever, in future, men of good will and broad humanitar- janism, will foregather, the name of Lord Tweedsmuir will be mentioned with reverence.We Jews shall always remember him with gratitude and count him among \u201cThe Saints of other nations\u201d whose reward will be bliss eternal.- At this moment when we think of the great departed, let us also remember in our prayers the sorrowing widow who herself is a fine example of what is noblest in womanhood and also his children whom he has left a most noble heritage.MAN INJURES BACK WHEN STROOK BY GAR Constantinos Kalabakus, of 753 Atwater avenue, suffered an in- Jured back when he was struck :by an automobile driven by Del- ;phis LaRue, street, on Atwater avenue about 4309a De Laroche 25 feet south of the C.P.R.viaduct, shortly after 9 o'clock on Saturday evening.* The driver of the car, who was i proceeding south on Atwater at the time of the accident, told the police that Kalabakus ran into the path of his car as he attempted to cross the street.The injured man went to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital where he was treated by Dr.Ramsay.EXTENDS CIRCULATION Daily sale in Bulgaria of the Moscow newspaper \u201cIzvestia\u201d official organ of the Soviet Gov- ! ernment\u2014has Teached 8,000 cop- jies, the Kremlin reports.CONDITIONS WATCHED London police fre warring on drinking places opened just to \"4 The death of Lord Tweedsmuir a scholar and statesman who belonged to all the world, Rev, Dr, is a Talmudic saying.that swept the hearts of many! learned of the death of Canada's\u2019 Scholar and statesman, as man of death is a loss not to Canada or | When we attempt an estimate\u2019 rmbracing character.In this age | ! THE WESTMOUNT: EXAMINER TWOeOF THE PESTE re |?| } } | Ï Called the \"best dressed\u201d wo FarreM (left) and Miss Helen Farrell, of Nashville, Tenn., wear boauti- Mrs.Farrell's Helen Farrell's sweaters.design.bracelet on each arm.fully tailored white flannel slacks, sweater is a roughly woven model in plaid is of Tyrolean with red edges and red, heart-shaped buttons.She wears a gold link BEST DRESSED men at Palm Beach, Mrs.Ritchey \u2018white blouses and interesting inspiration\u2014white, finished Y MCA Officers Attend Meeting The Y.M.C.A.National Council of Canada is holding its annual meeting at Ottawa, opening tomorrow, Among the outstanding leaders who will be taking part in the program are: Dr.Sidney EF.Smith, President of the National Council; R.S.Hosking, General Secretary of the National Council; Joseph McCulley, Headmaster of Pickering College; Frank V, Slatk, of the Internationad Committee; David Toong, of China.and J.W.Beaton, General Secretary of the Montreal Association, who has just re- tyrned from England and France.Dr.Allison Holland and W.H.Spearman will represent the Westmount \u201cY' at the meeting.INTERESTING ADDRESS GIVEN AT WESTMOUNT REGULAR MEETING At the monthly meeting of the Westmount Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League, held in St.Leo's Hall last Friday afternoon, \u2018deep regret at the passing of Lord Tweedsmu.r was expressed, Sister Schench, Superior of the C.W.L.residential Club for girls Dorchester Street West, was the guest speaker.She spoke on the work of the Sisters of Service.This Order was founded fn Toronto on August 15, 1922 to meet the great need of a Missionary Order throughout Canada.The community now numbers 17 missions reaching from Halifax to Vancouver.The Mother House is located in Toronto, there are Missioners at Halifax, Montreal and Ottawa.Clubs for working girls are located in Toronto, Winnipeg.Edmonton and Vancouver.The Order also runs a modern hospital in Vilna, Alberta.The Sisters of the Order teach in rural the poor, In the larger cities hostels are conducted for working girls.Immigrants girls are met, and trained for domestic service, An employment bureau {8 located in each hostel, One of the greatest works of the Order is teaching catechism by mall to children living in isolated districts of Canada.There was a shower of hospital supplies for Vilna Hospital.Alberta.Mra.M.A.Phelan presided In the absence of Miss Marnell, Mrs, E.P.Lennon introduced the speaker, Mrs.J.Coffey moved the vote of thanks.Mrs.J.E.Berry, guest soloist, was accompanied at the piano by Mrs, C, J.Shaw, Tea was served by the social committee.Japan is buying huge airplanes in Germany, rem nA es schools and puree in the homes of\u2019 MANY PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO LATE VITTO MAMMOL Veteran of Italian Air Force in Great War Died Monday Aged 54 Attended by a large gathering of friends and relatives, the funeral service for Vittorio Mammoll, 336 Olivier avenue, was held at the Notre Dame de La Defense Church at 9.30 o'clock this morning.Mr.Mam- moll, president of the hat manufacturing firm of Anglo Italian and Hubbard Limited and a Great War veteran of the ltalian Air Force, died on Monday at his residence following an illness of four months, He was 54 years of age.Born In Rome, Mr.Mammoli came \u2018to Canada in 1933 and was president at the time of his death.It employs approximately 300 persons.He was also president of the San Marco Company Limited and was a prominent figure in the local Italian community.He was a member of the Montreal Board of Trade, the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association and the Italian Chambre de Commerce in Montreal, and was a generous contributor to both Canadian and Italian phflanthroples.During his service as a captain in the Italian Air Force fn the last war, he was decorated with a\" silver medal for bravery by King Vittorio Emanuel III, and also was awarded a bronze medal and two Military Crosses for distinguished service.A bachelor.he ig survived by his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Tito Mammoli; one brother, Mario, and a sister, Mrs Carlo Confa- lonieri, all residing in Italy.ROLLER TOWEL Keep a roller towel in the kitchen right near the sink.This may sound old-fashioned, but there is nothing so handy as a roller towel always on its rack.It is especially good where there are several children.FOR SHOE LEATHER Goat-akin leather is being tested | for shoes in Germany.Russia plans to reconstruct over 800 miles of waterways between Leningrad and the Volva River.Her Privilege! A little girl sitting in church; watching a wedding, suddenly exclaimed: \u201cMummy, has the lady | changed her mind?\u201d \u2018mother asked.\u201cWhy,\u201d replied the child, \u2018she went up the aisle with one man, and came back with another.\u201d \u2014| Michigan Christian Advocate, - \u201cWhy, what do you mean?\u201d wel MRS.J.ANDERSON 15 LAID TO REST Final tribute was paid to Mrs.J.Anderson last Thursday when funeral service was held in Emmanuel Church.The service was conducted by the Rev.John Pitts, D.D., assisted by the Rev.John MacVicar, DD.\" Formerly Jennie Nixon, Mrs, Anderson died at her home on Roslyn avenue after a long 111- ness, Surviving are her husband, John Anderson, one daughter, Mrs.Gordon W.Scott, 3 grandchildren, Mrs.Meredith Smith.John Anderson and Ruth Ander soit, Three brothers, Joseph and Willlam Nixon, of Perth, Ont, and R.A.Nixon, of Montreal.Her only son Lawrence, predeceased her in December.Among those present were: Hon.Gordon W, Scott, son-in-law, Mrs, R.L.Anderson, daughtor-in- law, Mvs, E.Auld, Mrs, F, A, Payne, Mrs.R.Fraser, Miss kK.Fraser, R.H.Clerk, W.J.Bryan, Mrs.N.W.Towns, Mrs, J, Ja- mieson, J.W.Wilson, Miss K.Knox, Mrs.R.A.Kirkpatrick, Mrs.E.J.Delo, Mr, and Mrs, L.A, Holland, W, McKibbin, Mr.and Mrs.P.Knowlton, Mrs.W, Palm, S.R.Campbell, §.Cushing, F.Doody, sr., Mrs.F, Falle, Mrs.R.W.Anderson, J.F, Sullivan, R.L.Sewell, A.GQ.E, Ahearn; Mr.and Mrs.R.K.Holland, J.Brit- ton, George Ginn, Mrh.J.Bowen.Mrs.M.Hughes, Mrs, R.Baker.S.Murray! Mr.and Mrs.W.Duncan, R.Fraser, Mr, and Mrs, Meredith Smith, Miss I.Millard, Miss L.Holland, D.J.Turner, Guy Hoult, C.HB.Moyle, J.B, Mitchell, H.R.Cockficld, F.G.Webber, C, J.Hodgson, George Hogy, K.Doody.Mrs, J.I'.Munn.F.Perry, Mrs, D.W, McCutcheon, R.W.Anderson, R.S.White, M.P., F.G.Donaldson, D.S.Lou- son, J.H.Young, Morris W.Wilson, S.R.Noble, R, A, Dryden, RM.E.Wallace, Gordon Hyde, M.L.A, W.J, Langtry, Dr.G.D.Little, D.Kerr, J.F.Hughes, S.Goodbody, J.L.Gaver, W.B.Blackadder, George A.Campbell, K.C.,, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Paul, C.V.Ewing, N.Wight, H.M, Scott, H.P.Gurd, W.Ormiston Roy, J.F.Roy, F.Finnie, Dr, DL.Ritchie, Mrs.J.D.Ouclette.John A.Grant, W, E.Markham D.H.Hamilton, Mrs.C.8.Wallace, E.Latter, W.1, Clark, WE.Ramsay, O.Mowalt, W.M.Campbell, W.B.Hutchison, G.Thorens, George Hunter, G.Hule, A.ID, Anderson, J, A.Bowen, C.S.Bagg, F.Sydney, }.Morrissett, W, 8.Emery, W.J.C.Sutton, P, Y.Shotton, J.8.Nixon, Mrs.WiDuft, Miss D.Doody, Mrs.W.Horton, E.W.Dawson, Dr.F, S.Patch, Dr.B.S.Johnston, A.Ross Gratton, jr., G.H.Townsend, Senator Lorne C.Wabster, J.W, Byrne, B.V.Gomery, Roland Gomery, G.S.L.Rettallack, D.DeFoy, R.H.Paul, J.Perry, K.Dodge, Mrs.IL FF.Glbsou, Rev.R.Gordon Buryogne, It.C.Me- Michael, XK.C,, Mrs.M.A.Phe- lan, W.11, Craven, W.H.Richardson, W.G.H.Marcou, Daniel P.Gilmour, V.Wilkinson, II.Mundey, A.F.Wiggins, B.P.Wood, W.A.Wood, G.L.Wright.Mrs, H.E.Pedley, Mrs.F.R.Findlay, Dr.and Mrs.F.O, Anderson, A, MacFarlane, Dr.D.W.McKechnie, F, Maude, W, W.Woods, B.Higginson, W.Sulton, A.Falle and C.A.Govan, MISS J.MCMASTER DIED ON SATURDAY IN HER 84TH YEAR Aged Resident was Member of Noted Family \u2014 Funeral Held Quietly Miss Jessie Ross McMaster, of 3055 Sherbrooke street west, died on Saturday at her residence at the age of 83, following an Illness of ahout 12 months.The funeral gpervice was held privately at her home on Monday.Interment was in Mount Royal Cesnetery.Daughter of the late William McMaster and of his wife, Ann Ross, Miss MeMaater was a mem- her of one of Montreal's bldest and most prominent families, She was a sister of the late William McMaster, chairman of the board of directors of Canadian Industries Limited.She was the last living member of this generation of the family.Misa McMauter was a of Montreal and lived most of her life in Westmount, She was (2 life-long member of Creacent ; Street Presbyterian Church, and | | Look an active interest in church, missionary and charitable works lfor many years.Telling Tt tn the Judge T native St.Stephen's Group To Hold Lenten Tea St.Stephen's Women's Associa tion will hold its third Lenten Tea and Home-Cooking Sale on Saturday, in the Parish Hall, Weredale Park, Westmount.The Eventng W.A.will be incharge of the Ten with tho!r president, Mrs.A.G.du Fresne as convener.The Red Cross Group will sponsor the Home-Cooking which will be on salo from 2.30-6 p.m., with Mrs.H, J.McElnea as convener, Afternoon Tea will be served from 4-6 p.m.Those taking part in the pro- granune will be Miss Winnifred Kean, reader, and Miss Polling- ton, pianist, YEARLY RALLY OF SCRIPTURE UNION TOMORROW NIGHT Westmount Baptist Church Will be Scene of Gathering \u2014 Address by Rev.J.A.Johnston The annual rally of The Scripture Union will take place at the Westmount Baptist Churoh, corer Sherbrooke and Roslyn avenue, on Friday, February 23 at 8 p.m, The meeting will commonce with a song service under tho leu- dership of A, McQilvray, music director of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Ottawa.The annual report by Roy Campbell, wsocre- tary of the Quebec division of The Scripture Union, will follow, after which a solo will bo given by Winston Curry, tho woll- known radio gospel singer, and the introduction of group repre- sontatives.The chalrman\u2019s ro- marks will ba made by H.G.Foreman, advisor on the Quebec Committee, followed by the offering and hymn.Kenneth Taylor, B.Sc., secretary of the Inter-Varsity Chrls- tian Iellowship for Western Ontario, (now spending a few weeks in Montreal promoting the interest of the LV.C.F.in (his province} will speak to the gathering, and with another solo by Winston Curry, the meeting will conclude with an address by Rev, J.A.Johnston, B.A., pustor of Waost- mount Baptist Church, .The Scripture Union, In London, England, In 1879, was organized to promote dally systematic reading of the Bible and 1s now worldwide in all churches and in 70 languages.The plan Is to read a book in the Old Testament through alternately founded PAGE THREES TEMPLE EMANU-EL TRUSTEES APPOINT NEW COMMITTEES The following committees were appointed for the ensuing, year at à recent meeting of the Temple Emanu-El Board of Trustees: Exetutive: Dr.A.Bercovitch, Arthur Simon, Lous Wolfe, Felix Lewis.Finance and Budget: Louis Wolfe, Hyman Grover, Arthur S.Jacobs, Arthur Simon, 1.Sidney Isaacs, A, L.Mailman, C.N, Sommer, A, J.Walker.Mombership: G.Hollinger, M.Arnovitz, Francis Beck, Irving Tarshig, Dr.Lyon Bercovitch, Harry B, Davis, Dr.A, Birman, David G.Jassby, J.J.Cooper, Jul Hetm, B.Mortimer, 1.8.lsaacs, M.A.Sendel, Mrs.Harry Wolfe, .Seating: Arthur Simon, Arthur S.Jacobs, Dr, Lyon Bercoviteh, Charles A.Goldstein, Harry E.Davis, Hyman Grover, 1.Sydney Isancs, 1.Irving Tarshis.Ritual and Choir: Dr.and Mrs, lyon Bercovitch, Maurice Gar- tinkle, Mrs.Arthur Simon, Attendance and Hospitality: Harry LE, Davis, Felix Lewis, Mrs, Jul Helm, Mrs.A.Simon, Mrs.GQ, G.Gray, Mrs.Albert Michao), Mrs, J, N, Noumann, House: 1, Sydnoy.Isnacs, Arthur 8, Jacobs, 1, 1, Tarshis, Hy- man Grover, Mrs.A, Simon, Roligious School: Dr, Lyon Ber- coviteh, George Hollinger, Mrs, G.Hollinger, Mrs, A.Simon, Harold Neumann, B.T, Garfinkle, Cematory: Arthur Simon, Har ry 1, Davis, A, 8S.Jacobs, I, Low- fs, C.A.Goldstein, Ushera: C.A.Goldstein, J.J.Coopor, I.Lewis, 8.Paperman and every member of the Brotherhood Executive.Public Relat'ons: Rabb{ Harry J.Stern, * A.L.Matiman, A.J.Walker.Lawrence Marks, B.C.L., C.N.Sommer, Hyman Grover.Rovision of By-Laws: A, I.Mailman, Norman N.Genser, B.C.L., A.8.Jacobs, Rabbi Stern, .CONTINUES LUNCHEONS The American Club in Paris is continuing its weekly luncheons in spite of the war.CORN EXPORTS Mexico bought nearly 1,000,000 bushels of corn in the \u2018United States last year.: with a book in Lhe New, \u2018about fifteen verses dally, the whole Bible being thus covered in five yonrs.\u2019 The Quebec headquarters of The Scripture Union is The Friendly Ilome, 2284 Dorchester St, West, Montreal, Quality Guaranteed DALADA TEA Remember relatives and friends EL.0032 4869 Sherbrooke W.EASTER IS EARLY THIS YEAR ST.PATRICK'S DAY, MARCH 17th EASTER SUNDAY, MARCH 24th Patrick's and Easter Greetings earlier this yaar.Outstanding variety of Greeting Cards to choose from, Come in NOW.WE DELIVER WESTMOUNT STATIONERY (A tew 'doors west of Victoria ine distant countries.Send St.WA.2575 SPECIAL! & Dionne, Breakfast TEA lb.59c (Small quantity left at this very low price.) Dionne English SPECIAL! LIBBY'S AUSTRALIAN Fruit Salad 74\" 29c \u201cNestle\u2019\u2019 On demonstration in Introductory Offer! A delicious powdered coffee extract made by the makers of 4 oz.tin With 1 oz.tin FREE 59 NESCAFE Products, our store this week, | \u201cl was mixing piecrust and my jhusband came in and said: what's that you're making?An, air- raid shelter 2\u2019 \"\u2014Kentish Mer- Jack: Jam for me?\u201d Mother: \u201cThat's not for sou, thet s for Sister.\u201d | Jack: \u201cWhat! All that for her?\u201d \u2018Hullo, : | \u201cOnly that little scrap of ; | BRUCE GRAPEFRUIT SHREDDED Juice 0 oz.tin 3 tins 27¢ Codfish 2 pkgs.25¢ HAB any Sweetened) BONELESS | .Pea Soup 2° 19c Codfish Ib.22c BURPRISE tine GENUINE WINNIPEG ° Goldeyes Ib.45¢ Soap 10 bars 43c oldey .MRS, LUKE'S LEG OF Marmalade 3) 27c Veal Ib.25¢ HEINZ COOKED PRIME RIB OF Macaroni 2 7% 27¢ Beef Ib.32c We sell KLEENEX TISSUE RUMP CORNED Sale! Beef Ib.23e ENGLISH BISCUITS Putte, Playbox.Jacobs: Wave iESH Crest, etes 7 to 8 oz.box Cucumbers Ib.10\u20ac up 19e NEW gona KIPPERED â Cabbage Ib.5e errings oz 18¢ Ige.ponton \u2019 in 23 Carrots poe 2 for 15¢ errings in 23¢ SANADIAN 19% mato saucer Endives Ib.20¢ Nectarines .Fresh Plums .Bltter Oranges, etc.Presh Scallops Fresh Oysters - Fresh Caught Hallhut Large 8melts - Fresh Herrings - Spring Salmon - Winter Caught Dore, etc.DIONNE & DIONNE WESTMOUNT One Store Only \u2014 St.Catherine, at Wood Ave.PHONE Fltzroy 7411 .R22: III PA yr Large 30 oz.2 te STII SILI IIII ISL PII RZ 2 7 2220 DRY GINGER ALE 15: I.1 SP LL I SILLS FOIL SUSI £11 SPA LSI PPI PL Ao Social and Personals Mrs, S.B.\u2018Corstine and Mrs.L.A.Sewell Jeft on Wednesday for St.Agathe, where they wiil be the guess of Mrs, Gregor Barclay until] Monday.A Dr.B.W.Brock, who is a pa- tlent in the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital is reported to be progressing favorably.Mrs.P.A.Thomson is entertaining at a large Leap Year ten dance ut her home 3218 West- mount Boulevard, on Saturday, March 2, in honor of her debutante daughter, Miss Joy Thomson.\u2014\u2014y Mrs.C.PF.Morrison and Mra, A.J.Gilchrist are spending the week-end at the Selgniory Club, where they are taking part In the ninth annual curling bou- spiel for the Sewell Trophy.Mrs.Arthur Meighen, of Toronto, is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mra.\u2018Theodore Meighen.George Gilbert is spending some time at St, Agathe, Mr.and Mrs.Roy Ormrod spent last week-end in Ottawa.Mr, and Mrs.F.&.spent last week end Lambert in Ottawa.Mrs.L.J.C.Kirby is spending two weeks with her parents, Mr.and Mrs, E, Morgan, in Ottawa.Miss Ernestine Derrik is a pa- Charlotte Gowns New York DRESSES Exclusively Advance Spring Models $11.75 to $29.50 1353 Greene Ave., hr.Sharbrooke Westmount BIEL] SUITINGS also MILITARY CLOTHS for Officers\u2019 Unifolms Khaki and Air Force Blue \u2018Neva BW @ Nes.Proussees tlent In the Homoeopathic Hos- pltal, Mr.and Mrs, Hector A.Dale are spending a few weeks at Heather Lodge, Rawdon, Miss Mae White and Miss G.Flunagan, are spending the week in the Luurentlans, Mrs.N.Cowan and Miss Norma Lunan have returned from the Laurentians, where they spent ten days, Mrs.Walter Kdgar entertained the committees In charge of arrangements of Lhe Kinsmen Club dance, at teat Chevaljer, of Sher- the week-end guest Mrs, H, A.Croche- Mrs, L, P.brouke, was of her sister, tiere.Luke Higgins, Jim Higgins and Charles Cowan have returned from the Laurentlans, where they apent the past week.Mr.and Mra.W, J.8, McCormick have left for St.Petmsburg.Florida, where they will spend the remainder of the winter.Mrs, 4.Birnie entertained the Legislative Committee of Woest- mount Women's Club, at her home on Friday evening.Westmount Women's Club Unit of the Red Cross Society will Society will méet in Victoria Hull every Wednesday, from 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.Mrs.I.W.Latimer, Argyle avenue, entertained the Tuesday Bridge Group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019y Club, at her home on Tuesday afternoon.Mrs.J.Leslie Hodges and Mrs, Maurice Cormier went to Quebec City on Monday evening to attend the opening of the Provincial Legislature, The Misses Eleanor and Shirley Campbell entertained at showers fn honor of Miss Mary Killorn and Miss Thelma Lightfoot, whose marriages take place this month, Anna Mairon, soprano and Jan Kury, tenor, who will make their North American debut at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Wednesday evening, are the guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.W.McConnell, Mrs.G.Roy, Mrs.E.Humpry and Miss Elaine Humpry, of Ottawa, were the recent guests of Mr.and Mrs, H.C.Fetterly, Mr, A.N.Miller has returned from New York, where he attended the annual dinner-smoker of the American Institute of Min- ing and Metallurgical Engineers.Mrs.E, McNamara was the guest of honor at an informal \u2018 RELIABLE UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD SETS COMPANY Re-upholstered SLIP COVERS Made To Order Furniture Repaired and Polished FREE ESTIMATES \u2014 EL.7933 5779 Sherbrooke West Near Malrose Ave, The Leade r* in the non-perspirant field gives you Bigger ODO-RO-DOQ CREAM Value! ONE FULL OUNCE Cnot Just à half ounes) © Takes Odor from Persplration ® Checks Perspiration Safely ® Effective 1 to 3 Days © Non-Greasy .Swinless e ve Before or pe Shaving ® Won't Initate Skin or Rot Dresses I mon br been Co packages of Odorono sss Ole) slending record 7e service to\u201d women, Ca ON SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES supper party on Tuesday evening, Among those present were, Miss B.Warren, Miss L.Brown, Mrs, 8.Lewis, Mrs, A.Graham, Miss S.Schwartz, Miss M, Capes, Miss H.Giroux, Miss F.St, Denis, Miss G.Rose, Miss M, Sheridan, Miss G.Sheridan, Mrs.G.Sheridan, Miss N.McNamarffi and Miss 8.McNamara, Charter Day Luncheon Westmount Women's Club wil) hold its Charter Day Luncheon in the Ballroom of the Windsor Hotel, on Friday, March 8th, at one o'clock.Colonel Sir Gerald Campbell, K.C.M.G., High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Canada will be the guest speaker.W.J.Stephenson, guest soloist will be accompanied by Mrs.Colin 8, Forrest at the piano.Mrs.Gordon T.Blair ig convener for the luncheon, the Leap Year Dance A partial list of subscribers to the Westmount Hi-Y Grads Leap Year Formal Dance, which is being held, in Victoria hall on Friday, March 1, include: Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Wilson, Mr.and Mra.Hugh Noble, Mr.and Mrs, Wilf.8pearman, Mr, and Mrs.E, I.Taylor, Mr.and Mrs, 8.Rud- kin.The Misses Jean Philips, Dorls Montgomery, Geraldine Hamlet, Ruth Walker, Stella Blair, Phyllis Walker, Rosemary Arnott, Lorraine Fee, Jane Spearman, Janet Kingsland, Enid Mitchell, Barbara Ward, Jean Mulr, Ruth Halsey.Messrs.Gordon Henry, Foater Carter, Bill Baird, Frank Jennings, Fred Fisher, James Mc- Math, Roy Freeland, Bill Mc- Nichol, Doug Wood, Stan Gilpin, Pete Abbott, Jack Charters, Tom Chown, Charles Hendel, Ian Chenoweth, Peter Kay, Bruce Mackimmie, Peter Sandilands, Robert Tetrault, Laurie Eden, Ian O'Hara, George Garard, Bill Davidson, Harold Shaw, Maurice |Laureys, Bill Ralston, Allan Mc- Coll, Paul Paterson, Tom Harvie, Russ Graul, Keith Charters, Eugene Hodgson, Stan Morgan, Norm Johnston, Lawrence Jet- feraon, Gordon Drum, Bob Har- vie, Deryck Knowles, Bill Pepper, Jim McNiven, Pete Osler, Lloyd Williams, Neil Compton, Jack McNiven, Guy Grimaldi, Doug Philips, Doug \u2018Coughtry, Beverley Bailey.Purim Dance Patronesses for the Purim Dance to be given by Temple EmanuE] Brotherhood, Sisterhood aud Young Peoples Soclety at the Mount Royal Hotel on March 23, are Rabbi and Mra, H.J.Stern, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Simon, Mr.and Mrs.Qeo.Hollinger, Mrs, G.Fischel, Mrs.J.Kruger, Mrs.J.N.Neumann, Mr, and Mrs.Chas.N.Sommer, Dr, and Mrs.A.Ber- coviteh, Mr.and Mrs, Louis Wolfe, Mr.aud Mrs.Felix Lewis, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur S.Jacobs, Mr, and Mrs, I Sidney Isaacs, Mr.and Mrs, I.Irving Tarshis, Mr, and Mrs.Hyman Grovern, Mr, and Mrs.A.L.Mailman, Mr, and Mrs.M.Ginsberg, Dr.aud Mrs.Lyon Bercovitch, Mr.and Mrs.Alvin Walker, Mr.and Mrs, Chas, Goldstein, Mr.and Mrs.H, E.Davis, Mr.and Mrs, G.G.Gray.Hostesses will be: Mrs, Harry Wolte, Mrs.Mortimer Silverstein, Mrs.Jack Freedman, Mrs, Harold Neumann, Mrs, Jos, Cooper, Mrs, David Jassby, Mrs.Mark Gar- finkle, Mrs.Maurice Garfinkle, Mrs.D.Miller, Mrs.J.Kruger, Mrs, Gene Kruger, Mrs.Sam Paperman, Mrs.M.À.Sendel, Mrs.Jerome Lewinson, Mrs, Ernest Papplebaum, Mrs.Milton Oser, Mrs, M.Arnovits, Mrs.H, C.Shefler, Mrs.E.T.Garlinkle, Committees named Include: Chairman, Mr.Harry Wolte; secretary, Mr.J.Cooper; treasurer, Mr, Jos.Abrahams; publieity, Mrs.Harold Neunlann, Mr.Ernest Papplebaum: entertainment, Mr.Harold Neumann, Mr.Bernard Mortimer, Mr.E, T.Uarfinkle, Mr.H, H.Lewis; tickets, Mr, Sam Panerman, Mr.M.A, Sendel, Mr.Marbin Arnovitz, Mr.David Jass- by; arrangements, Mrs.Harry Wolte, Mrs.Mortimer Silverstein, Mrs.Jack Freedman.(NOVEL PROGRAM 13 PLANNED BY GROUP The Young People\u2019s Union of Calvary United Church, under the direction of Jaëk Wilson, will present a novel program of entertainment on Monday evening, , commencing at 8.30 o'clock.Three young men of the Union are to represent the three political parties in the coming federal election, Colin MeClements will speak for the Liberals, Magnus Flynn for the Conservatives and Lennox Craig for the C.C.F.Following the presentation of each party's platform.a straw «vote Will be taken in the group.Fish Is just a word.But perch *¥ with almond sauce\u2019 is a thrill.*Include it in your Lenten vocabulary.Perch with Almond Sauce (Serves 4) Separate -1 package (1 pound) red perch fillets, frozen or thawed: Roll in seasoned flour.Fry in small amount of cooking oil in heavy iron skillet for 8 to 10 minutes, turning to brown both sides.Place on hot platter, pour almond sauce over fish Garnish with parsley and slices of lemon, : Almond Sauce Add Va cup finely shredded blanched almonds to 3 tablespoons melted butter in skillet; heat over medium flame, stirring constantly until almonds are delicately browned.Oyster Bisque (Serves 4) Oysters can be obtained all over the land now.So treat the family to this regal soup.The Way 1 fo a Man's Heart Sauce Adds Now Taste Theil To aËlént s Meatless Dinner \"4 Perch with almond sauce furns the nr@atless dinner into a festive occasion, and sprinkle lightly with lemon juice.4 > Xo eee 0X A WELL BALANCED MENU BREAKFAST: Sliced bananas, dry cereal, todfish cakes, raisin toast, coffee, milk, LUNCHEON: Oyster bisque, crackers, vegetable salad, hot biscuits, jelly, tea, milk.DINNER: Perch with almond sauce, parsley potatoes, green beans, lettuce and grapefruit salad, rhubarb lattice pie, cheese, coffee, milk, \u201cx One-half pint oysters, 1 cup water, 2 cups milk, 1 slice onion, 1 stalk celery, diced; few sprigs parsley, small piece bay leaf, pinch of mace, 2 tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons flour, salt and pepper.Chop oysters, add water and simmer for few minutes.Scald milk with seasonings.Add oysters and strain, rubbing oysters through .a sieve, Thicken with flour which has been blended with butter, and add salt and pepper to taste.i Women's Association To Sponsor Musicale A musicale and tea will be held on Tuesday, at 3 o'clock, in Webster Hall, Westmount Park United Church, under the auspices of group 2, of the Women's As- soclation, Those taking part fn the program will be Mrs.Charles Hazen and Mrs, Madge McLaren, pianists, Mrs.Percy Hall, reader, Mrs.Franklyne West, soprano, Mrs.W.H.Lewis, contralto, and Mrs.H, C.Haryett, accompanist, Frances Willard W.C.T.U.The regular meeting of the Frances Willard W.C.T.U, will be held in Dominion Douglas church hall on Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock.Rev.M.F.McCutch- ann, D.D,, will be the guest speaker.Mrs.Thomas Mitchell was the soloist, oN Home on the Range \u201cIn what branch of the service did your friend the cowboy enlist?\u201d \u201cIn the navy.He's now riding the range in a galley.\u201d \u2018meeting BOOK REVIEWED BY DR.CHAIT-WASSERMAN AT HASHOMAYIM W.A.\u201cAftergrowth: and other Stor- fes\u2019\u201d by Hayyim Nahman Bialik, was reviewed by Dr.Rachel Chait-Wasserman, at a general meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of Shaar Hashomayim.The speaker gave a resume of the life of this outstanding Hebrew poet who gained world-wide fame and recognition at the age of 30.Dr.Chait-Wasserman compared Bia- lik to Chaucer because Bialik revived Hebrew and made it a living language as Chaucer did En- glish, Mrs.Edward Solomon, presi- \u2018dent, was chairman.She paid tribute to the late Governor General, Lord Tweedsmuir and the .gathering paused in reverent silence, in honor of his memory.The chairman announced the \u201cGive or.Get Luncheon\u201d to be held next month and the annual spring luncheon to take place on April 10 in the Normandie Roof of the.Mount Royal Hotel.A letter of thanks was read from the Montreal Hebrew Orphans Home for a contribution to the bar-mitzvalh boys.Mrs.Solomon thanked the speaker, Tea was served.Hostesses included Mesdames J.Brodkin, J.Ein, L.Fraid, M.Feldman, F.Astrof, B.Albert, J.D.Asner, M.Getz, B.Isaacs, M.Crelinstien, L.Goldfine, M.O.Kirsch, and E.Lazare.GLAUDE RICHARDSON 10 SPEAK AT CLUB Claude S.Richardson will give an address on \u201cThe Right of Man,\u201d tomorrow at the regular of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club, in Victoria Hall, at three o\u2019clock.Dorothy Gillespie, will be the guest soloist.Tea will be served by the social committee under the convener- ship of Mrs.Gordon Blair.Mrs.R.E.Parker and Mrs.John Mul- cair will be the hostesses, Voluntary donations are asked, for the Finnish Refugee shower Clothes should be for children between the ages of 2 and 12.APPRÉCIATION SUPPER GIVEN BY AUXILIARY Members of the Mary Thomson Stuart Auxiliary, Lodge 92, Order of Scottish Clans were entertained at an appreciation supper on Saturday evening in the Mount Royal Hotel.Presidents of sister auxiliaries were among the invited guests and also Deputy Past President, H.Niddrie.Fifty-two members were present.Following the supper a pro- L.R.S.M.Reg'd Kinsman Ball Preparations Being Made Kinsmen Club Ball will be held in the Ball Room of the Mount Royal Hotel Friday, March 1, in aid of underprivileged children.The patrons and patronesses include: Sir Edward Beatty, K.C., Colonel and Mrs.J, J.Creelman; Lieut.-Col.and Mrs.Wilfred Bo- vey, Mr.and Mrs.Norman Holland, Lieut.-Col.W.H, Muirhead.O.B.E., V.D., and Mrs.Muirhead.Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Stikeman, Mr.and Mrs.T.J.Guilboard.The committee \u2018aclude: Wil- Ham Reeves, who will be chairman; Mrs.Water Edgar, who will be in charge of entertainment: Miss Muriel Whitlock, ot decorations; Miss Eleanor Hart, the sale of tickets and Mrs.D.D.Forrest, publicity, Additional subscribers are: Mr, and Mrs.Robert Jarvie, Mr.and Mrs.Harold Harvey, Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Kinker, Mr, and Mrs.Alec Thompson, Mr.and! Mrs, R.Bewes, Mr, and Mrs.Fet-| terly Mr.and Mrs, R, Hunt, Mr.and Mrs.Norman Cowan, Mr.and Mrs.C.Ashwell, Mr.and Mrs.S.Lucas, Mr.and Mrs.W.H, Bar- rington, Mr.and Mrs, M.W, Cunningham, Mr, and Mrs.K.L.Fid- des, Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Lambert.Mr.and Mrs.H.Leybourne, Mr.and Mrs.A.L.S, Moorehouse, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Mott, Mr.and Mrs.W.O'Donnell, Dr.and Mrs.J.Ostpovitch, Mr.and Mrs, Harold Poole, Capt.and Mrs.M, B.Donnelly, Mr.and Mrs, C.Clifford, Mr.H.Simpson, Mr.D.G.Andress, Mr.W.S.Gillespie, Mr.J.Hollingsworth, Mr, J.A.Murphy, Mr.R.F.Quinn, Misses Phyllis Viger, Velma Golding, Joyce Mouncey, A.Brown, Carol Jennings, grant under the direction of Alice Millat was staged.Members taking part on the program were Mrs.Mackie, Mrs.Wishart and Mrs.Edwards, Several other mem- ROL li ddd \"CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS 4841 Sherbrooke W.\u2018(at Victoria) DE.9898 Greenhouses: a de died P7777 bers entertained with singing and \u2018recitations.PR Fa For All Occasions Roland C.HHi, prop, Sloriste Retall Branch: 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 PT 2 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1949 WESTMOUNT GROLP TO AID LEGION CAMPAIC) At a meeting held at the home of Mrs.C, W.Clark, the West- mount Women's Club formed a team for the Canadian Legion Service Corporation Campaign.Under the captainey of Mrs, C, W.Clark, the team is composed of the following ladies, Mrs, C.Forrest, Mrs.J.Muleair, Mrs.L, Pratt, Mrs.J.Delalame, Mrs.C, Shearer, Mrs.C.Bonie, Mrs.T.Blanchard, Mrs, J.Meldrum, Mrs, J.Wright, Mrs.R.Parker, Mrs.A.Ruburs, Mrs.J.Shearer, Mrs, J.Rowe, Mrs, W.Worfohk, Mrs, C.French, Mrs, D.McNeice, Mrs, W.Hicks, Mrs.George Mooney, Mrs.G.Blair, Mrs.R.Macauley, Mrs.A.Wright, Mrs.F.Rowe, Mrs.C.Sewell, Mrs, H.Cadieux, Mrs.J.McKern, Mrs.E.McCal- lum and Mrs.F.Lindsay.Lenten Meeting The Women's Missionary So- clety of Wesley United Church will hold a special Lenten .meeting in Wesley Hall, on Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock.Rev, G.D.Kilpatrick, D.D., will be the guest speaker.Miss Isobel Robertson will be the soloist.Valuable Precedent \u201cGood grief, George\u2014how much longer are you going to be finishing that chicken house?\u201d \u201cPatience, dear! 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THURSERY FEBRUARY 22, 1940 = \u2014 En _ a vt wesrmouner oxbiudes ce \u20ac > a, ne a: 2 Pact Fi | houLvwoo = \u2019 || «sr | +o NEWS OF THE TH EATRE WORLD 4 | ammacnos tew\u2014the lives of the \u201cbiudlejing that some day they will have Romance and Comedy In Film At The Monkland \u201cDay-Time Wife'\u2019, the season's srartest get-together of romance and revelry \u2018with a top comedy cact in a story that's as modern as the world is now showing at the Monklapd United Theatre until Saturday, This 20th Century-Fox film stars romantic Tyrone Power With lovely Linda Darnell, the new \u201cfind\u201d who has won top billin with her second screen appear ance.Screen fans will delight in seeing Tyrone in the type of light comedy rdle in which he excels He's a perfectly swell guy, married to a peach of a wife, but he's in trouble up to his neck because there\u2019s souiething about a secretary! Tyrdne smashes across the gayest, mdst intriguing performance of his career in portraying the hilarious goings-on of a husband who goes whistling under the wrong balcony.Brilliant}y directed by Gregory Ratoff anf smartly written by Art Arthur a Robert Harari, the film giveq Linda Darnell the opportunity | 0 create a real sensation and pjjeviewers agree that she does so.She's that little dark-eyed lovely who was the hit of \u201cHotel for Women\".Featured in the cast of \u201cDaytime Wife\u2019 are Warren William, Binnie Barnes, Wendy Barrie and Joan Davis\u2014all of whom are just about tops for this type of gay story.\u2014_\u2014 ; One Thing at a Time \u201cWe have an office boy who whistles while he works.\u201d \u201cYou're fortunate.Our office boy just whistles.\u201d \u2014 News and Views, Hey, That Pilot's In Again! First Pilot: \u201cIt makes me cross to be told I haven't enough altitude!\u201d Second Pilot: \u201cIt makes me soar, Too! Righto! \u201cDon't you know it is bad form to sop up gravy with your bread?\u201d \u201cIt may be bad form but it am mighty good taste.\u201d \u2014 Michigan Christian Advocate, Maiton and Kury to be Heard at Anna Malron, soprano, and Jan Kury, tenyr, will make their debut on this Continent, at the Ritz Carlton Hptel, on Wednesday, February 28.These two young, attractive artists have recently arrived from England, Frau Professor Rita Mairon- Kury, with whom they eventually sfudied\u2014they found quite by chance, Having heard one of her pupils sing some Mozart Arias, they were so pleased with her singing that they asked for the name qf her teacher\u2014and, after a Visit they started working with her tha next morning.Frau Mairon-Kury, who was then ap -old woman of amazing vitality pad been a famous Viennese singer in the days of the Imperial Opera.She was also a pupil For Prompt Delivery of Fruits and Groceries Call SOLS Fruits and Groceries 5307 Sherbrooke West EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 Deliveries from 8 a.m, to 11 p.m.Ritz Carlton mise her to go every day for three years.This they did and they worked with her daily from October 1935 until March 1938, when Hitler invaded Austria and made it impossible for them to remain in Vienna.Although they had not been separated even A for a meal since they had been married, it was decided that Anna Mairon should go to America alone while Jan Kury attempted to enter some form of National Service.This separation was a very real ordeal.However, although Jan Kury applied for various branches of service and filled forms for them \u2014he found that the waiting list was so long, in every case, that he was informed that it would be a long time before he would be needed and the Passport Authorities having received proof of this, permission was given to him to leave England until he should be recalled.Minimum General Lafayette once told of a young prince who came to see him on one of his trips to France during the American Revolution, and who wished to accompany him back to fight for the cause.Lafayette tried to discourage him by telling of the hardships of the soldiers and their frequent lack of food, to which the prince replied: \u201cA man can get on with little, With an omelette and a dish of soup, he has enough.\u201d JOHN CORNFIELD ASSORTED BOX SPRING FLOWERS Cut Ratz Florist\u20145518 Monkland\u2014WA.2747 SPRING FLOWERS OF BEAUTIFUL Au © 4 Stores to Serve you \u2014 Delivery Anywhere @ DAFFODILS .doz.39¢c ROSES .+.doz.Bic DATIWIN TULIPS .doz.83c CARNATIONS .doz.84c FUNERAL DESIGNS .eee - 82.00 up | ¥ ; at 9 & COMPANY - SGA, M.RUSSEL - Nu, MAIRON, Soprano - JAN KURY, Tenor 5, Duet Recitalists RÉ [Z CARLTON HOTEL \" Wednesday, February 28th 1940 ree on Sale \u2014 Prices $1.50 - $1.13 p.m.- «= «MA 3743 - = =< PL 4212 - - - - H 3420 Management RUSSEL and INMAN.| + ; We Do ie Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAlnut 2773* \u201cTHE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY adventure, on Sunday for three days.Henry Fonds and Claudette Colbert co-starred in the exciting \u201cDrums Along The Mohawk,\u201d photeg Technicolor, the picture will be featured at the Snowdon United Theatre raphed entirely in FER rT THE DEAD END KIDS \u201cON DRESS PARADE\" A scene from tha film \u201cOn Dress Parade\u2018 starting the Dead End Kids and John Litel which opens Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre for a three day engagement.Garbo A Real Trouper Says \u2018M.Douglas \u2018\u2019The first Impression I got of Garbo was that, to a greater degree than many other actresses, she {s thoroughly workmanlike.\u201d So declares one of the four actors who have played opposite her more than once, Melvyn Douglas, who plays her lover in her tirst modern, gay, sophisticated romantic comedy, *\u201cNinoichka,\u201d now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday.Douglas first received this impression when he played opposite Garbo In **As You Desire Me.\u201d Garbo, through the eyes of her leading man, is a creature of charm and thoroughness, \u201cShe is very charming and very gracious,\u201d he says.\u201cor course, all actress who play romantic roles hawe charm.It's part of their equipment, But Garbo's charm is different.I can honestly say that the whole setup of \u2018Ninotchka\u2019 with Garbo and with Ernst Lubitsch directing was one of my happiest exper- fences.Only too often plctures are a darned bore.The material ls sotnetimes uninteresting and hence: any interest is in the personalities.\u2019 Garbo, Douglas says, is naturally a gay and humorous person.| \u201cShe has a great sense of come- \u2018|dy and we had hundreds of laughs,\u201d he relates.\u2018\u2019One of the biggest wae when she spoke the line, \u2018We want to be alone,\u2019 from the script.She is considerate of all the workers on the set.She ls punctuality itself.While she quits at five in the afternoon, +he really accompliches more than many actresses who work intar because she never holds up \u201croduction, {s always ready for a scene, and always knows her a line in \u2018Ninotchka\u2019 was my fault 1 missed and she \u201cwas worried lest I! do it again.It threw lier off.\u201d Not Quite \u201cUrknown\u201d President Wilson used to find nleasure in relating how he once had his special car sidetracked at Hannibal, Mo., so he could make a quiet pilgrimage to the monument, erected on the bluff, to Mark Twain.Unknown to the natives, he asked one of them if he remembered Tom Sawyer.\u201cNever heard of him,\u201d the Missourian made answer.\u201cDo you recollect Huckleberry Finn?\" asked he President.\u201cFinn?Finn?\" mused the native.\u201cThere was a family of \u201cinns down the road apiece, but 1 \u201con't think there was a Huekle- \"-