The Westmount examiner, 1 mai 1941, Cahier 1

[" 1941 \u2014\u2014 each ane eel; sec dur.east x of ation 107 y lo n a ouse, Wish cked tress mov- eles ; en- the men Wo- who y be uick- lated ising h lo- sal.ring than col- 300 and \u2018king col- g to with ; col- nade itself 2\u2014in stery do as our olor.TEE pre WE 8UY DIAMONDS and Silverware.OHMAN\u201d JEWELLERS wE.4946 VOL.XII, No.18 ALUMNAE HEARS TALK BY DR.DOROTHY ROSS Westmount High Association Holds Meeting \u2014 Mrs.R.H.Robinson Elected President The extraordinary tricks and criminal arts of \u201cSome Simple Sinners Four Centuries Ago,\u201d were vividly described by Dr.Dorothy Ross, a graduate of westmount High School, who spoke at the meeting of the Westmount High School Alumnae Association, held Saturday in Westmount Intermediate School.Dr.Ross, who won the Moyse Travelling Scholarship while at McGill University, dic historical research work in England, and came across many curious old criminal records dealing with the punishment meted out to many varieties of rogues, from the professiomal horse thieves to the scolds who received a ducking in the village pond.We are shamefaced when we consider the large criminal body abroad today, said Dr.Ross, but in Queen Elizabeth's time a great many people practised the \u201cart of dishonesty.\u201d Many of the sheep farmers, turned off their land, sought work, begged and then eventually became criminals; some, as today, did not want to work, and as today, spas- modlc depressions hit England.The law was uncertain and slow; police were not much use, and scores were played off personally.\u201cThe feeling for life and suffering meant very little to those people,\u201d Dr.Ross said.Criminals were diviided into two classes, the amateur and the professional, the speaker cou- tinued, There were no less than 25 branches of thievery, and Dickens\u2019 school for pickpockets was nothing new \u2014 it was there in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.\u201d The criminal argot consisted of many words which have since hecome respectable slang, such as \u201cgrub,\u201d \u201ccove,\u201d \u201cplant,\u201d etc.\u201cLifts\u201d were those who stole auything they could lay their hands on; \u2018hookers\u2019 carried harmless abling the thief to steal even the Ledelo.*- - !re-n - \u201c\u2019ping victims, snatelr\u2019 ng the Lnen 7 \u2018»ugh open winduws.Card sharpers were known as \u201cconey catchers.\u201d and horse thieves were \u2018\u2018priggers.\u201d These latte- carried folding saddles and bridles, and were skilled in the art of changing a horse's appearance, one instance being quoted of a thief who bleached a horse, added a few false saddle sores and re-sold it to the man from whom it had been stolen, this duped individual buying it because \u201cit looked so much like the one he lost recently.\u201d In the amateur line of crime, there were blackmallers, petty thieves and poachers; many people were had up for assault.\u201cThere were hot tempers in those days,\u201d remarked Dr.Ross, tell- Ing of recorded assaults by means of pitchforks, rakes and even \u201cone black double pot.\u201d One of the most extraordinary old English laws was that known 83 \u201cbenefit of clergy.\u201d No clergyman might hang, and 400 years ago, the fact that a man could read was taken as sufficient proof that he was a clergyman.Therefore, having memorized and kept in readiness a verse of the Bible, a man might ask for the book, read and save his life.Criminals asked for one verse o! the Psalms so often that it hecame known as the \u2018neck verse.\u201d In some grim instances, however, aded Dr.Ross, old crabbed writing records the pathetic fact that \u201che asked for the hook; he rould n°* v-ad; he was hanged.\u201d \u2018It seems incredible to us in nindern times,\u201d said the speaker.\u201cbut any man who stole anything valued at 12 pence and over was liable to the death pen- (Continued on Page 8) #42 Years in [ir PO OLD GOLD and JEWELLERY Cee our stock of smart mew Watches 1216 Gresne Ave.looking - staves -~into which a hook could be titted, en-| RE La: » [Lord Mayor Of | London Sends Reply In reply to a St.George's Duy message of encouragement to the pcople of London, Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C, of Westmount, received the following night letter from Lord Mayor Wilkinson of London.\u201cMayor Walter A, Merrill, Westmount, Province of Qucbec.Please convey to your citizens my deep appreciation of their kindly message, Words cannot express our feelings of emotion and gratitude for your sympathy with us in these days of ruthless attack.We in this city are ever mindful of our ancient motto, \u2018Domine Dirige Nos,\" and in this faith will stand firm and unshaken, WILKINSON, Lord Mayor of London.\u201d 0000 SUCSESS 15 ENJOYED BY LOCAL CHURCH Westmount Baptist Hears + Encouraging Reports From All Departments At Annual Meeting Encouraging reports from all departments of the church were received at the annual meeting of the Westmount Baptist Church for the year just closed.Financial statements revealed that a total of $23,685 was raised, of which 87,668 was de- he Westmo unt ee .A xaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis Although it has been in full bloom for approximately three wee'ts, the main Easter Display of flowers in the Westmount Park consarva- tory stiil presents an outstanding sight and is attracting hundreds of flower lovers each day and evening.The above picture was taken when the show opened at Easter and shows Alderman and Mrs.B.Panet.Raymond of Westmount, and their daughter, Aline, viewing the display with E.J.Anderson, (left), superintendent of the Westmount Parks Department.SERVICES HELD FOR THE LATE WIN voted-\u2014t0-\u2014missionärÿ \u201d Purpôrés The pastor, Rev.J.A, Johnston, who completed his eighth year of service, and the various boards and committees, reported a year of marked activity, A net increase in the membership of thirty was recorded and feeling tribute was paid to members who had passed away and to the many men of the congregation who are on active service.Recognition of the work of Mrs.Johnston, wife of the pastor was made in the presentation of a bouquet of roses on behalf of the women by Mrs.A.E.Wal- ford.The Red Cross and other women's organizations reported a successful period of service with more than 2500 articles made or contributed for patriotic or charitable purposes.The following officers were either elected or re-elected by acclamation: Harold Hamilton, church clerk; F.E.Dufty, treasurer: W.H.Gill, recorder of weekly offerings; C.B.Ritten- house, chairman of general committee; Miles Birkett and W.E.Cooper, auditors.Vacancies on the board of trustees were filled by election of John B: Frosst and P.Speer: and on the board of deacoas hy Miles Birkett, W.E.Elliot, H.W.Hamilton and Dr.Ewart Hinds.Elected to committees were: Deaconess: Mrs.Adam.Mrs.El- Hot, Mrs.Hamilton, Mrs.Naismith.Mrs, Saunders and Mrs.A.Walford: Music: R, N.Gibson, K.G.White, Mrs.Fry, Mrs.Spiers, Miss A.Watson; Missionary; George Adam, W.8S.Elliot, M.C.Stafford, T.F.Todd, Mrs.Hamilton, Mrs.Johnston, Mrs Simpson, Mrs.Walford, Mrs.Wal-| lace: House: F.Chalmers, E.B.Mills, E.E.Walls, Mrs.Blake-, ney, Mrs.Brooke.Miss McKer-' gow: Ushering: E.D.McCallum, P.Speer and K.G.White.| el Ll llr aids The Week At Victoria Hall a RO ee ized Thursday, May 1\u2014Westmount Stamp Club.i Friday, May 2\u2014Missa Sodality Dance; St.Leo's Junior Hockey T=am Dance; Montreal Figure Skating Club Presentation of Prizes; ! Stearns Lodge, A.F.and A.M.Saturday, May 3\u2014Record Shop Jive Concert.Monday, May 5\u2014First Church of Christ meeting; St.Lawrence Stamp Club; Westmount Council, R.A.Tuesday, May 6&\u2014James Quarrington Play; Lorne L.O.L.Lodge.Wednesday.May 7-James Westmount Luncheon; Electa Chapter, O.E.S.; Tqursday, May 8\u2014James Quarrington Play; Westmount Clab.8 \u201c - mien Quarrington Play; Rotary Club of.Stamp Sr Final tribute was pald the late W.Harland Knowles last week at funeral service held in St.Matthias\u2019 Church, Westmount.Mr.Knowles died in his 056th year.Tue service was conducted by Sqdr.-Ldr.the Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, M.C., chan!:!2 ce: 7» 3 Training Ccumand, R.C.A.F.\u2026 and rector of St.Matthias\" Church, assisted by Rev.A.T.Love, acting rector of the church while Canon Oliver is on leave of absence with the R.C.A.F.Chief mourners were Mrs.Knowles, the former Marion W.Thomson; a son, Deryck.and a daughter, Sybil: a Drother, F.Donald Knowles; a sister, Mrs.Stanley MacPehrson, all of Montreal; another brother, Herbert I.Knowles, Saint John, N.B., and another sister, Mrs.R.V.Holland, New York City.Among other relatives and close friends present were Mrs.F.D.Knowles, Donald Knowles, Stanley MacPherson, Easton Mac- Pherson, Mrs.Herbert Knowles, Mr.and Mrs.R.Brock Thomso1, Mr.and Mrs, K.B.Thomson, Miss Mary Thomson and Dr.and and Mrs.H.Maitland Young of Iroquois Falls, Ont.Others present included Mr.and Mrs.J.J.C.Ward, Miss Betty Ward, Mr.and Mrs.O.G.Beckit, G.W.Hadrill, G.L.(Continued on Page 8) MAN OF ACTION Brigadier E.L.M.Burns, O.B.E., M.C., formerly Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff at Ottawa and now of the General Stfaf of the Canadian Corps in England.Born in Westmount and eduésted at Lower Canada College, Brigadier Burns possesses what is said to be one of the best brains in the Army.NOWLES, A link with the romantic Montreal of nearly half a century ago is provided in the persons of the surviving members of the old telephone messenger service.These two oldtimers, Howard I, Turner, « Westmount, and Harold J.Bowen of N.D.G., are still in harness after completing a total of over 95 years of service with The Bell Telephone Company of Canada.Turner, now supervisor of returned material and shop repairs, completes 40 years of Bell service this week, while district plant superintendant Bowen earlier this year celebrated his 45th anniversary with the Company.Montreal had yet to see Its first electric street car and its first horseless carriage, and telephone service between Montreal and Toronto was not available when 12- year-old Howard Turner became a Bell Telephone messenger down at the Bell office in the old British Empire building at St.Francois Xavier and Notre Dame Sts.He worked ten hours a day for which he was paid $2.40 a week.The main job of the messengers was to carry messages from telephone users to non-telephone users.There were less than 4,000: telephones in Montreal then as compared with over 190,000 in service now.A subscriber simply called the operator and asked for \u2018Messenger service.\u201d A typleal message which was recorded on a form similar to a telegraph form was \u201cTell Mr, Tate at 109 Oswald Road that Mr.Owen will be at Lumpkins at the usual time.\u201d The telephone messengers wore a blue uniform with brass but- , tons, a red stripe down the trousers.Woe to the boy who failed ,to shine his buttons and shoes, Matty\u2019 Fitzpatrick was in charge of the boys and was like a father | to us,\u201d Turner said, \u2018And like a good father 'Matty\u2019 did not spare | the rod if he considered it neces- | 88rY.Slovenliness on our part , nearly always resulted in a \u2018tan- ining\u2019 from \u2018Matty.\u2019 | \u201cWe not only delivered mess- | ages but bundles of letters and parcels as well,\u201d Turner recalls.LI remember having the canvas hag thrown over my wooden peg shoes which we could buy for $1.50, My feet used to be terribly sore at night and were usually blistered.Mother would have a pall of hot water ready for me when I got in so I could | bathe them.i \u201cSome of the boys had bicycles ; \u2014\u2014among the first machines used fn Montreal.These \u2018hikes\u2019 had shoulder, : | full of letters which 1 had to de-, i Hver.Most of the boys wore great H.I.Turner Is 40 Years In Bell phone Company Westmount Resident Started as- Messenger Boy Before Electric Street Cars and Automobiles Appeared\u2014 Lnyediow.Supexwisor.of- Returned b Repairs \u2014 Born in East Cambridge, Mass.thumb, Que Sunday, I rented one and spent all day learning to ride.What with the seat being too high for me and the hard tires, I wai cured of bicycle riding.I was in an awful state when 1 got home.\u201d Young Turner left the tele- 3 HOWARD 1.TURNER phone company when a dentist offered him more money and a course in rushing false teeth to his customers, After two years of being down in the mouth, so to speak, the electrical trade looked attractive and the young man again changed fobs.He was employed by the Montreal Electric Company for seven years and with the exper- fence he gained in electric wiring | he returned to his first love and joined the Bell Company's plant.While in the employ of the Montreal Electric Company, Turner was for a time an assistant demonstrator at McGlil University.Turner was born in East Cambridge, Mass.and was brought to St.Johns, Que by nis mother who, is still living, wBen sils father dies | of wounds received in the Civil War.' Following ,his re-employment with the telephone company, he rose from wireman's helper to division installation superintendent, in October, 1923.For several years, he was responsible for the arrangements for the removal and installation of telephones during the May moving period.In April.1924, he was transfer- of a general inventory of the plant \u2018and 18 months later went to the, | general plant manager's office | where he was engaged in super- tires about the size of a man\u2019s vising Important supplies work.MEARLANE 13 NAMED T0 HEAD CANADIAN CLUB A well-known Westmount resf- dent Paul A, McFarlane was elact- ed president of the Canadian Club of Montreal at the final luncheon, replacing the retiring H, Thornhill, Perey Other officers named 1n addition to McFarlane were: Hugh Crombie, first vice-president; Rene B.Perrault, second vice- president; W.HH.Campbell, honorary treasurer; li, McCrudden, honorary secretary; L.D.Cox Il- terary correspondent, and C.D.LeLievre, secretury-treasurer, On the exccutive committee were J.S.Astbury, P.8.Gregory, Roger Ouimet, kK.Gerald Smith, W.F, Macklaier, K.C., Francois Faure, Dr, H, G.Littier, Monteith Douglas, 5, R.Noble and H.P.Thornhill, the last-named ex-of- ficlo as retiring president.McFarlane is well-known as vice-president\u2019 in charge of operations in Lhe Bell Telephone Company and enjoys a wide popularity, won by many years\u2019 devoted service with leading social, pat- rlotie and philanthrople organizations in the city, all benefitting by his executive abllity and generosity.Associated with the Canadian Club here over a long period, he already has filled the office of vice-president and now at the head of tha organization, will worthily maintain the club's fine traditions, Elected President 4 red to special work in the taking: OL as ek HARDWOOD FLOORS Snnolied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Mrs.R.Macaul A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Free Estimates WF 3A STL IAL SIRS LS 2 S14.Cleaned WE.2323 NA ae A A OL ay Elected President Of Women\u2019s Club Named to Succeed Mrs.Harold F.Mills at Annual Meeting of Westmount Group \u2014 Patriotic, Philanthropic and Educational Disbursements Total $5,262 \u2014 Membership Shows Increase Mrs.R.M.Macaulay was elect- od president of the Westmount Women's Club at their annual meeting, which was held on lri- day afternoon in Victoria Hall.That the club wholeheartedly gave its support to patriotic, philanthropic and educational neads was shown when the tress surer, Mrs, G.W.Clark, roport- od that the total amount of disbursements for tho past year cone sisted of $4,262.Of this amount, it was stated that $1,162.67 had been donated to the war work committee of the club, also that $608.45 had beou given for n Mobile cantoen, $176.62 for bundles for Britain, $100 for the War Services Campaign, $60 to the Greek relief fund, $208 for welfare work, which {ncluded donations to the St.Anne's Hospital, Grace Dart Home, and School for Crippled Children, $10 to tho Montreal Orchestra and $60 to Westmount High School and Alr Cadets.The following naw grants were roacommended by the board: that $26 be sent tu Lady Tweedsmulr to buy seads for Britain, $60 bo donated to welfare and $40 he given to the Westmount Schools for prizes.1t waa reported by Mrs, 11.C, Holland, membership secretary, that the totul membership of the club was 408, an increase of 30 members over last your.Mrs.Harold Mills announced that, under her vice-chairman.ship, the club collected $14,000 for the War Services Campaign.\u2014-Mrée-R:-Mv Macaulay, sgorres- ponding socratary, gave a reaume of the yoear's activities, starting with the luncheon held by the club in honor of Her Royal Iigh- ness, the Princess Allee, Countess of Athlone.It wus reported (hat the annual flve day bridge wus a complete succnss; a party was given al Christmas time, when the club had as guests members of the School for Crippled Children, and a musicale wus hold in January.The proceeds of the dramn In February went towards the War Services Fund, and at the Charter Day luncheon held at the Mount Royal Hotel in March, tha speaker was Honorable J.A.Mathewson, A sale of victory hultong has heen organized by Mrs.J.Gordon Birnie, who spoke briefly to the membars, asking them for their co-operation in the disposing of these buttons, The following officers wera elected for the coming year: First vice-prestdent, Mrs, C.TD, French; second vice-president, Mrs.\u20ac.W.Clark; recording secretary, Mrs M.J.Camphell; corresponding seeretary, Mrs, J, TT.Rowe: membership secretary, Mrs.Gordon 'F.Blair; treasurer, Mra.Frank lindsay; standing committer: hospitality, Mrs, Harry Griffin; musle, Miss Vera Groves; press and archivist, Mrs.R.W.Rowat; civics and education, Mra, J.A, delLalanne; welfare, Mrs.\u2018hag.Shearer; reception, door and house, Mra, J.W, Wright; Drama and public speak- Ing, Mra.Landiess Pratt; transportation, Mra, I.H.Rowe; war work, Mrs.Harold Mills, Presentation of a pair of silver candelabra was made to Mra, Harold Mills, the retiring presl- dent, by Mra.John Muleair, and a volo of thanks was tendered Mrs.R.M, Macaulay, who was elected president of the West- mount Women's Club at the annual meeting held on Friday in Victoria Hall.Mrs.Macaulay succeeds Mrs.Harold Mills in office, ! tho retiring mombors of the board; Mrs.Harold Mills, Mra John Mulcair, Mrs.H.C.Holland, Mrs.Colin Forrest, Mrs.John Shearer, Mrs, KR, M.Btott and Mra, C.W.Sewell, The new president, Mrs, Macaulay, annousced that a Varjely Fair will be held In Juno to raise money for the Queen's Cn- nadian Fund and other activitios, and tho meeting was adjourned.Rofreshmonts wore served by Mra.Gordon \u2018I\u2019, Blalr and her committuve.BOYS BRIGADE IN ATTENDANCE AT INAUGURAL First Company on Hand for Special Service Marking Formation of Garden City Company A ropresentation from the First Company Boys\u2019 lirigade, and Life Boy Team attended the special service last Sunday morning, at Melville Predbyterlan Church, marking formation of the Garden City Company, which will work vary atondly With tie Frat CEMy- any, Lod by the band, they took a brief route march heforo and after sarvice, following which PLes.Juckise Martin und Albert Bussey wero uwarded thelr lanyards, The service was conducted by ftev.N.l*.Swuelthammer, Chaplain of the new Company, who delivered it most lnsplring address, Ples, Moss Middleton, Donald Duncan, Gordon Patterson and Robert Krutt took active part in the service, Cupt, Hobble oxtend- ded à warin welcomu to the vislt- ors, thanking Captain Rlchardron for so kindly arranging this parade, Colors were carried by Starr-Sgt Upham, and Sat, Robert Morrow, with I\u2019tes, Knute Soren- sen, David Call and fan Compheil uH CRCOFLS.Private David Call has now completed his 100 hours, thus making him the second hoy in the Company lo receive his Nationa) Service Badge, These badges will he awarded al the Company closing exercises, to inke place Jus! prior to the Battalion Review, thus enabling these boys to wear thelr badges on this occasion, Tomorrow evening, the Fireman's Badge tests will he taken, thus winding up one of the most interesting classes of {he session.It ln expected the majority of the boys will receive passing marks, The Company arranged for a special xervier on Mother's Day, on which oceasion they will attend Melville Chureh, \u2018t'ha Life Boys will prepare for thelr display, which terminates thelr in door activity for (he session, Do Seott will prepare them for th event and promises something o tively new in Life Roy Craft.den Suburb, tre articles covering all phases timely hints sapplying valuable lowers, plies, GARDEN SUPPLEMENT INCLUDED WITH THIS ISSUE Included with (he current Issue Is the Westmonnt Examine er's second annual Garden Supplement, a special section devoted entirely to gardening and the care of Luwns.Publishers of The Examiner feel confident celved with particular Interest hy residents of Montreal's \u201cGur Among the many features Included In thik Special number Tt Is suggested readers keep this supplement on hand for reference au Its contents represent the plek of material on hors ilcultural subjects, easly accessible under one cover, The advertisements also are firms carrying all varieties of gardening implements and supe it will he re.of urban gardening as well as aid in the planting of spring ready guides to established PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Pubtisheg Every Thursday Berviug the City Of Westmount | Garden ¥uburb of Canada s Meuopolls.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 atm tv be an independent, Brwaukyer fur the home, devoted Lo bublic service.of some séventy census-takers will be made and instruction June lst.The COMPANY As expected given them between now and lecal district comprises Notre Dame de Grace, Hampstead, Montreal West, Ville St.Pierre and the eastern part of La- | chine, being one of the largest in Canada.TAXES FOR EVERY PURSE the new Budget figures, announced Tuesday by the Minister of Finance, clean | WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 194} NATIONAL STOCK-TAKING Within a few days organization preparatory to the taking of the census will way throughout the country.The counting of the population and the gathering of vital statistics concerning the nation every ten years in the British North America Act by the Fathers of Confederation as a necessary adjunct to the nation\u2019s growth.The job is a big one, each resident being required to provide the census-takers with information listed under some forty headings.This infor- was provided mation is later used widely by cerns, and by various governments is framing legislation.This year, because there was some consideration given to postponing the taking of the census, but as such postponement would have required an amendment to Canada\u2019s constitution, have required the consent of all and an it.When the present conflict is tion is expected to experience development due to the influx of hundreds of industries from Europe and the information to be gleaned from the national stock-taking will be of great assistance in growth.Locally, the census will administration of John F.Woodcock, who has opened an office in the Post Office building on Sherbrooke street, where the appointment ct of the Imperial parliament, and-al- so because the information to be gleaned will be of inest:mable value to the country following the war, it was decided to go ahead with authorities, will be well under spot out of his ilarly, we'll be fence, building business con- will be a certa of the war, which would the Provinces Although he over, this na- a tremendous 8 sumption.handling this be under the Napoleon?picture entertainment, playing cards, rouge and powder, hand cream, face cream, long distance telephone calls, lighters, low price automobiles, and\u2014if you roll your own cigarettes\u2014paper tubes.There contained tax increases right down the line.Some of the increases are startling.For exam- ! ple, a man in the medium salary class with a | couple of children who used to complain that he had to take a ten spot out of his April fifteenth pay to settle up with the income tax now be required to lift a ten pay envelope on the fifteenth of each and every one of the twelve months of the year to settle with the government, Sim- paying more for national de- materials, gasoline, motion sugar, soft drinks, in amount of grumbling, but most Canadians will take it in a patriotic spirit, for it's going to beat Hitler and if Hitler isn\u2019t beaten our present taxes will seem trifling compared to what a victorious Germany would impose on the British Empire.COUNSEL OF DESPAIR admits that collapse of the British Empire would be a tragedy to the world and even to Germany, Colonel Lindbergh believes the war was lost for the Allies before it began.He implies acquiescence in that as- Did he and his backers ever hear of Washington at Valley Forge, John Paul Jones, the Alamo, the Greeks at Thermopylae, the Dutch against Philip 11, Drake and the Armada, Lincoln\u2019s long search for a winning general in the Civil War, or Wellington's late start against THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER ¢ Westmount Baptist | Church Notes 1] Rev.J.A.Johnston wil) preach at both services in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.The theme of the morning sermon win! be, \u201cThe Realism of Jesus.\u201d Nothing but utter reality will stand the crucial test of these stern days.The topic of the evening address will be, \u2018The Wondrous Kingdom of the Twice- Born.\u201d What did Jesus really mean when He insisted that men must be born again?How and when does this miracle.that make the sons of men sons of God, take place.Strangers and visitors are very cordially welcomed to these services.« | | x Py ener errr: \u2018CHRISTIAN SCIENCE! | SERVICES | * * \u201cEverlasting Punishment\u201d Is the subject of the Lesson-Ser- mon to be read Ju Churches of Christ Scleniist throughout the wnrld on Sunday May 4th.The Golden Text is from Proverbs 28:13.\u201cHe that covereth hig sins shall not prosper: but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u2018\u2019Submit yourselves therefore to God.Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.\u201d (James 4:7), The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cYou are conquered by the moral penalties you incur and the ills they bring.The pains of sinful sense are less harmful than its pleasures.words 20 for rm trates tt arte ke The Westmount Examiner 3») GLASSIFIED ADS WAlnut 2773 fot emote smarts me pian SITUATIONS WANTED GARDEN maintenance executed professionally by experienced gardeners equipped with theoretical knowledge and practical experlence.For full satisfaction call Mr.Frank, Wi.6973.N-1 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED LNGLISH speaking girl, for small house In enstern Westmount, two adulta, two children, references required.wages, $20.00, phone WENIng- ton 4186, N-12 FOR SALE JACKET heater, Slmmons bed, new mattress, chifferobe andwdresser, Ilea- sonable, 2282 Oxford.WAIlnut 6853.T-49 FIBRE Laby, carriage, ivory, cost $30.well $12,00.In perfect condition, DI.5871, T-48 SUFTHBALL equipment, 8 bats, 4 gloves, mask, dozen balls, 5 new.The Lot $15.00.DExter 9517, T-47 FOR SALE KITCHEN table, glass counter.Gopd condition, Dlixter 3903.5458 Sherbrooke.T-58 $-PIECE chesterficld suite, $10.00, Buby high-chair $1.00.WA, 2083, T-231 bed SINGLE complete, small gas stove, Must sell immediately.ELwood 2289.* T-256 BLACK and white Gurney range, will sacrifice, Ilwood 2981, T-89 C.C.M.Rond Racer bleycle, Good condition.HArbour 6008.T-55 COUNTRY HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET DORVAL' ISLAND, 6-room completely futnished (0tiage, bathroom, open fireplace, screened verandah and windows.Rent $300.00.For further particulars call EL.4130, N- APARTMENTS FO LET SHERBROOKE ST.W.5010 West- mount, Plckwick Arms, motlern, 5 rooms, tiled bathroum, electric pas- songer and freight elevators, extra Jurge rooms.Best value in Weat- mount, $60 and up.Call Supt.DIS 4734 or D, W, Ugllvie & Co.Inc, 1010 St, Catherine St.W.HA.8201, N-4 WESTMOUNT VIEW APTS, uit Claremont Avenue, 4 and 5 rooms, frigidaire, janitor service, gas ntove, taxes paid.Rentals from $37.00 to $42.50.D.W.Oglivie & Co.Ine, Dominion Square Building.HA.8201, N-3 WESTMOUNT PARK Apts.4660 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount, 5 & 6 rooms, newly decorated, immediate occupation, close to Westmount schools.Rental from $45 to $47.50.Apply Supt, WE, 3366 or D.W.Oglivie & Co.Ine, Dominion Square Building.HA.8201.N-2 FOR SALE GOOD GARDEN EARTH Specially prepared fur lvuse plants, flowers, lawn, dressing.Udurless screened.$1.00 bag delivered, Loads special prices.LY.1369 evenings 6-8 p.m.N-18 ELECTROLUX vacuum, complete with dusting attachmonts, suerlfice, ATiantic 8120.N-17 THORNCLIFFE HOUSE, Rosemere, opens for season May 1, Autobus service; near river and golf, C.Kimpton, osemere, N-18 RKUGENT gas stove 4 burner, small walnut sideboard, gateleg table, seats 6, $5.00 ench.Willington 1224, N-15 BREAKING HOUSE \u2014 Baby Grand Plano, bench, chesterfield, studio twin beds, carpets, cupboards, Ice-boy, coats, dresses, hats, shoes.Fitzroy 2818.N-14 BEAUTIFUL RUG, never used, bargain, $35; scatter mats, Handsome modern chesterfleld.suite, $30.Modern bedroom $75.Studio set, breakfast set, Drupleaf table, chairs, bookcase, secretary.tables, Never used.Usnuine opportunity.FI.1830.Colson, 1353 Greene, Westmount.N-10 OwEN'S NUULEAN, \u2014 1 Bpoonful kecps your Laundry a Wonderful \\Vhite.Packet makes 8 Gallons of Slik Cleaner, 3c.Eaton's, Morgans, leduts, Drugglsts, Hardwares.N-9 SALESREN\"\u201d, Heals Skin Aliments.Proved by hundreds front Const to const to De unequalled for Ecsema, Psoriasis, Impetigo, Bolla, l'Imples, Erythema, etc.B0c, $1.00, $2.00, (Medium and Strong).Recommended And sold by all Drug and Dept.Stores; N-8 VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED $1.00 Monthly We repair all makes df cleaners.vacuum RABY'S wicker carriage In good con- ditlon $3.00, WAlnut 3859.T-64 soied 35.00 for $3.00.Black gore pumps $12.00 for $6.00, Slze 6-B.Never worn.WAinut 3071.1-232; STOVE, gasoline, 3 burners, high back, shelves, good order, $10.Strong awning for window, complete $2.00.Gan generator for tank $1.50, Apply 4556 Earnsclifte, WA.1266.T-229 GENT'S blue flannel coat, size 28, practically new.Small congoleum rug with matching mat, ELwood 2983.WINCHESTER repeating rifle model 54, 30-06 callbre, perfect order, I£L- wood 9780.T-238 ONE dining room table and chairs.Lady's black coat, size 20.Lady's spring coat, beige slzo 16.DIS, 8688.T-24t GIRLS sping coat size 8, also navy blue coat size 12.Goud condition, DI, 2137.T-246 COCA COLA Cooler, cost $17.00 sell for $8.00.Jacket heater cream enamel used only few days, $14.00.\"Good Cheer\u2019 oll heater with two silent gluw burners $28.00, EY.wood 0160, T-144 PIANO and bench, walnut finish, 2-63 cheap, ELwood 2687.T-233 Crossword Puzzle FOR SALE GIENTLIEMAN'5S sult $3.00.Lady's riding habit, size 14, $5.00.WA.0808.T-239 OAK dining room sulte, 8 pieces, reasonable.Apply after 7 pan, LKLwood 8951.T-243 GENTLEMAN'S white flannel suit, 40.Two pair tap shoes, size 5, new, $1.50, slze 6 1-2, $1.00.4710 Decarle, Apt.22, T-245 TRICYCLE C.C.M.large size, perfect condition $8.00.DExter 5893.T-366 CAR Radio (Edison) perfect condition with whip aerial, complete for $25.00.DExter 5893.T-365 ENBLISH baby carriage, good condition $9.00.Wllbank 2813.T-372 MAN'S spring & fall coat, size 42.leather leggings, new.Motor cycle tool casa Blow torch.Drafting board 24 x 36.Apply 958 Addington.T-258 LADY'S tweed coat and suit size 14- 16, perfect condition, straight from cleaners $5.00 each.Small tricycle, truck, kiddy-car.Fawn wicker stroller alc each, DExter 9277, T-262 GAY stoves, large smooth top, smaller Regent in good order.Apply 446 Lans- downe Ave.T-265 TWO OCCASIONAL chairs $1.00 each ut exchange for arm-chalr.WA.6795.T-268 SET of Lady's golf clubs and bag, reasonable.ElLwood 8173.between 7-8 p.m, T-33 GAS stove (Windsor) excellent condition $10.00, ELwood 9116, T-71 20\u2014Norih American À.& A, VACUUM CLEANER CO.Cw Fitaroy 5800 Nob VERTICAL F 2 3 4 s 6 7 9 11 ACME 4 burner gas stove Westinghouse electric stove, Call Elwood 4495.T-109 1 13 14 DINING ROOM suite, Heppelwhyte nN high grade walnut, table, buffet, side- server, two arm chalrs, six other 17 1 chairs good condition $150.00 cash.EL.4 3 1838, T-186 19 21 2 GAS stove 5 burner, side oven length 41\", good condition, EL.3810.T-355 24 12 6 COAL and wood stove (York), water front included, good condition.Apply 75 29 ST 3178 MacDonald, EL.2029.T-361 RUG 9 x 12\u2019 rust and beige $6.00.Lawn mover 18, side blades, ball 32 3 4 bearings $4.00.Boy's black rubber raincoat and sou-wester hat, size lu, 35 36 $1.00, Rubber \u2018Igh boots size +4 25c.Elwood 5913, T-357 METAL single bed $10.00.Day-bed 38 19 g $7.00, WAlnut 2894, 5146 Wiion.T-360 LARGE grey pram.bassinette, crib.41 142 4 44 All very reasonable.AT.4221.T-138 ÿ % UNE ten-foot doubie ladder in good condition, price $6: Apply 6051 Sher- 47 48 49 [50 brooke St.West, Phone DE.$268.T-135 52 5 CHESTERFIELD and chair with stip covers, $15.00; girl's spring coat, size 6 77 10; palr of lamps: beautiful oak desk and bookcase; wicker go-vart., WA.8944, T-135 ne Dust LNG 5.0u; child's crib HORIZONTAL 27 \u2014Nooks 2\u2014To surfeit Stilt.tNG robe JEON ch Musical wor 38\u2014To holl 22\u2014Symbol for argent \u2018Or 4-5 years.BY.1735.T-112 1-Musieal work 40\u2014Another wikleat 23\u2014Thoughts DEURUVA SUITE, iniaid mahogany, s\u2014Artiele 41-Muslcal note 26\u2014Food fish 5 pleces, hand made to order.4554 8\u2014Point of muason\u2019s 43\u2014Conjunetion 27\u2014Terrestrial lizard Wilson.DE.1829 T-110 hammer 44\u2014Festivity 28\u2014Mineral spring \u2014_ a 12\u2014 Mexican coln 33\u2014Fran s ; æ-T place WANTED TO PURCHASE Quarrel fi\u2014Auglo Saxon money i heotilke, Part REVERSIBLE, folding go-cart, Tele: 11\u2014Voice M Japanese sash 34\u2014Name for eternal [phone Wiibank 4024 between 7 and 9 15- than econ- roduc- 3\u2014the inad- nodest 12 Way distri- ne, of all the oming insol- ogress con- direc- nding, doubt- * than fact twill tagna- y hope > moi s not ution, use ot riduals d the ; ma- chools , and ries of e rash profit that s final that it prob- nay be which lot re- forget blun- ; of us prgive- apathy 3tment a that r dem- Under lefence head.hava Sam labor jo bag.[wheat ed to creas.Ave.A.leader fist ve ue OF when Sons MED Se ralim ce to Men's ss oi Cro branch ia rene] in R.td.THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1941 DANCE IS HELD: BY AIR CADETS OF WESTMOUNT Formal Affair in Intermediate High School is Outstanding Success A highly successful formal dance was held Friday night by N.1 Westmount Squadron, Air Cadets of Canada, in the Intermediate High School hall on Academy Road.Upon entering the brightly- de- ecrated hall, cadets and their fviends were introduced to Officer Commanding, Capt.H.P.Illsley end distinguished patrons, The patrons were Air Commo- éore G .V.Walsh, O.B.E., R.C.A.F., Officer Commanding No.3 Training Command and commander ot the R.C.A.F.overseas until evcepting his new post; His Worship Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C.; George Foster, K.C., president oï the Air Cadet League of Canada; Major H.M.Scott, M.C., Chairman of the Westmount Air Cadets, Among the many distinguished guests was Squadron Leader Norton, M.C., D.F.C., officer on the staff of No.3 Training Command.Credit for the successful event goes to John Dunlop, Jack Pierce, John Collop, Patrick Lewtas, I.Leger.R.Robinson and E.R.Knox-Leet.The cadet officers, Squadron Leader Illsley, Flight Lieutenant Hall, second in command; Flying Officer Patterson, quartermaster and Flying Officer McGuig, adjutant, were congratulated for the cadets\u2019 fine showing, A cadet guard paraded thfough- out the evening, adding a military touch, LOOKING BACK We ought not to look back unless it is to derive useful lessons from past errors and for the purpose of profiting by dear-bought experience.\u2014Grorge Washington.PRIDE Pride and humility are the two master powers, the two kingdoms in strife for the eternal possession of man.\u2014W, Law.Lt.Col.Calder Will Lead RM.R.! Formerly second in command of the Royal Montreal Regiment, : Major J.A.Calder has been appointed to command the regiment's overseas _attalion with the rank of lieutenant-colonel, according to word received here.Only 32 years of age, Lt.-Colon- el Calder is one of the youngest men in Canada appointed to such a rank.Joining the army in November, 1836, Lt.-Col.Calder was captain and adjutant when the first battalion of the R.M.R.was called for active service last summer and recently had been appointed second ir command.He takes over the command of the overseas battalion from Colonel G.V.Whitehead, V.D., recently appointed brigadier to command a Canadian brigade.A graduate of Lower Canada College, Lt.-Col.Calder in peacetime was assistant comptroller of the Imperial Tobacco Company.Mrs.John McGoldrick Was Well- Known Here Well - known in Westmount where she was a member of Church of the Ascension parish for many years, Josephine Collins, widow of John McGoldrick, died Sunday night following a long illness.Her husband died four years ago.Among survivors are Mrs.John Jones of Montreal, a sister, and Rev.E.J.Jones of St, Agnes Church, a nephew.CUPBOARDS WANTED The Westmount branch of the Red Cross announces it would ap preciate the loan of several large cupboards for the purpose of storing wool used in the making of sweaters, scarves, etc., for members of the Armed Forces.Anyone able to :.nswer the appeal is asked to telephone WE.2252.YOUR THOUGHTS As soon us you can say what you think, and no what some other person has thought for you, you are on the way to being a remarkable man,\u2014J.M.Barrie.DUTY He trespasses against his duty who sleeps upon his watch, as well a3 he that goes over to the enemy.LEARN THE WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CODE In 4 to 6 month's time \u2014 Classes 7-9 p.m.Monday \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 Friday Room 214, Asch Building 1502 ST.CATHERINE W.Terms Arranged still to come.Moving?You'll need coal for your new home and we can deliver it to you in a hurry.Make sure that your home is comfortably heated for the cool weather PHONE US YOUR ORDER TODAY! DExter 1131 Hand & Parker LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West COAL \u2014 FUEL OIL \u2014 COKE Backed by Twenty Years of Dependable Service MASONIC CHOIR WILL PRESENT jg ANNUAL CHORAL Masons Raising Sum of, $50,000 for Alleviation\u2019 Of War Distress in All Forms \u2014 Stanley Presbyterian Church to Be: Scene of Event As has already been announced in the Press, the Masons of Que-, bec, with the approval of the Department of National Services, Ottawa, are presently engaged in! raising the sum of fifty thousand dollars whie™ wil\u2019 be transmitted to the Grand Loc'e of England fo - the alleviation of War distress in every form.To supplement this fund, the Montreal Masonic Choir.will give thelr annual concert in Stanley Presbyterian Church, Westmount, on Wednesday, May : 14th, at 8.30 p.m., under the direction of Walter Clapperton,' Hon.A.R.C.M.with Doris Kil- | liam at the piano and George M.Brewer at the organ.Two soloists will be introduced to Masonic Choir patrons at this concert in the persons of Barbara Burton Patterson, soparno, anl Max Putman, baritone.Barbara Patterson is a native of lowa who lived for some years in Saskatoon where she attended the University of Saskatchewan, following which she studied voice production in New York under Blanche S.Blackman, the teacher of such world-wide artists as John Charles Thomas, Jessica Dragon- ette, John Carter and others.She has also appeared on important radio programmes and was soloist in several New York City churches.Max Putman comes from Smiths Falls, Cntario and has yet to be heard in Montreal, where he is now stationed as a member of the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, Canadian Active Army, He has been heard over the radio where he was the winner of several contests, The choir will sing numbers by Bach, Handel, Wagner, DeRille, Elgar, Balfour Gardner, Vaughan Willlams and will be heard also in arrangements nf Negro spirituals by H.T.Burleigh and H.W.Pierce.They will also introduce a new patriotic number written and composed by Irvin Cooper, a resident of Notre Dame de Grace and supervisor of Music in Montreal schools.This number entitled \u201cThere's an Fmpire Back of the Unfon Jack\u201d has been effectively arranged for the Montreal Masonic Choir by the composer.The choir and all artists are giving their services gratis and tickets may be obtained from any member of the cholr or at J.W.Shaw & Co., Ltd., 710 St.Catherine St.West, at very nominal prices, .The public are urged to support this concert when they may be assured of not only a splendid performance but also the knowledge of having the opportunity of assisting the people of Britain who are feeling the impact of Nazi hate.Square Circle Club Father And Son Dinner The Square Circle Ciub of Calvary United Church will hold their annual father and son banquet in Calvary United Church on Friday, May 9th, esting program has been arranged in securing the services of an the Square Circle Club.For further information phone R.Sloan or H.Wonfor.WINDSOR economical no water.required to hold it together MADE IN 40, 60, AND 120 GALLON SIZES This heater is cast in one piece.No bolts or Nipples are Your Plumber Knows.DOMESTIC WATER HEATERS Having a dome containing water gives quicker and more results because the gases are striking the surface of the dome which contains water instead of striking on a false dome with ith LUE E 3 Manufactured by TAYIOR-JORBES [IMNED 6550 DUROCHER AVENUE, MONTREAL DO.4689 EVIL Never let man imagine that he can pursue a gooC end by evil means, without sinning against doubtful; self is certain.\u2014Southey.FISHING GOLF | TENNIS 3 EQUIPMENT | JAMES WALKER i HARDWARE CO.; 412 ST.JAMES W.! MArquette 4585 and the club has been fortunate | his own soul\u2019 Any other issue is i the \u2018vil effect on him-; THE WESTMOUNT E EXAMINER Squadron Lcader J.H.Tudhope, M.C., of Montreal West, President of the Air Force Veterans\u2019 Association.This Association is planning a spectacular air force ceremonial parade at the Forum on May 20th in aid of the Air Force Benevolent Fund.EMANU-EL BODY ELECTS BOARD Officers Named at Closing Dinner Meeting \u2014 Mat- tin Arnovitz Appointed President At the closing \u2018dinner meeting of the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood held last Wednesday, the following officers for the ensuing year were elected: Honorary President, George Hollinger; President, Martin Arnovitz; First Vice.President, Lawrence Marks; Second Vdce-President, Harry Wolfe; Treasurer, Joseph Cooper; Assistant Tresurer, Bernard Mortimer; Recording Secretay, Sam uel Paperman;: Corresponding Secretary, Harold Neumann.Executive Board, Joseph Abra- hams, Mortimer Silverstein, E.T.Garfinkle, Jos.D, Roston, H.H.Lewis, Jack Freedman, M.A.Sendel, Dr.A, Birman, Arthur Schalek, Ernest Pappelbaum, Harry Stern, David Marston, Maxwell E.Hoch Francis Beck, .Wegler, Jul ctors, Arthu?Simon, Har avis, Hyman Grover, Fel s, David G Jassby, J.LéS , H.C.Shef- ler, The invocation was given by E T.Garfinkle and annual reports were submitted hy the retiring President, George Hollinger and Harry Wolfe, retiring Treasurer., A word of greeting was spoken by the new President.At the close of the meeting Dr.Stern presented a gift to Mr Hollinger in behalf of the brotherhood for his service.The principal speaker wus David GQ.Jassby who WHO WILL HELP» Mary Alice's father is a soldier and her mother is ill.Like all healthy active little girls she is full of mischief.She wants to \u201cborrow a mummy and daddy\u201d until her own can irry on.Board will be paid to the foster parents by the Foster Home Centre.If you believe you could help by providing a home for Mary Alice, write to 4635 Queen Mary Road.Man Sentenced To 8 Months In Jail Arrested by Westmount police April 21 and charged with loitere ing and being in posession of bur- glare\u2019 tools, Fernand Beauvais, 21, was found gulity by Recorder C.A.Hale, April 24, and sentenced to terms of two and six months in prison, the sentences Lo run concurrently, Beauvais was carrying a parcel of goods stolen outsied the limits of Westmount, when arrested, Sisterhood Will Hold Final Meeting, May 13 Tuesday, May 13, in the Temple Emanu-El Community House, the Sisterhood will officially bring to a close the season's activities.Election of officers will take place and annual reports will be given.The guest speaker on that occasion will he Mrs.Hugo Hart- mann of Hartford, Connecticut, prominent in the work of the National Federation of Temple SIsterhoods.spoke on \u201cA Commentary on the Economic Life of Canada.\u201d Lawrence Marks presided.TO DANCE FOR NAVY BOYS An inter- |; outstanding speaker.Tickets may |\u2019 be secured from any member of i: rie a ots Jean Dance Halifax, who will appear in the Betty Speirs-Peter Miller Saturday in aid of the Naval Canteen Fund for {, J.A.COOK T0 HEAD HEATHER CURLING CLUB Named President at 54th Annual Meeting\u2014Sound Financial Statement Is Presented C.J.A.Cook was nained prest- dent of Heather Curling Club, Westmount, at the 64th annual meeting, while W.B.Hutechison was appointed honorary president; H.K.Wright, vice-presi- dent; A, A.Stewart, honorary | treasurer; P.Knubley, honorary ! secretary; A.H, Clark, A.K.Dewar, Dr.R.Edmison, D.RM.Hornsby, C.J.E.Maxwell, ! Mills, N.Nicholson and C.R.Vail, directors.Honorary life chaplain, Rev.Dr.J.W, Clark: chaplains, Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, Sqdr.-Ldr.Canon Gilbert Oliver; rapresen- tatives to the Canadian Branch, S.B.Cayford, alternative, George Hunter; representatives to the Granite Curling Assoclation, W.BE.Clarke, W.KE.Markham, honorary auditors, W.KE.Gatehouse, C.A., and W.H.Estano.Outside trophles won by the club were: tha Royal Montreal Centenary, Quebec Centenary, La- chine Bonsplel, Edinburgh Trophy, Munson Shield and the Westmount Bonspiel, A sound financial statement Was presented by T.Mackay, honorary secretary.The prize list follows: Willlam Dryden Memorial: G.Hale, S.E.Oliver, T.R.Gilbert, G.A.Wood, skip.Heather Trophy: D.Johnston, Dr.J.W.Abraham, G.M.Watson, C.J.A.Cook.skip.Kensington Trophy: G.0.Grif- fithe, G.Malcolm, M.O.MeMurtry, skip.Tartan lcague: house, W.J.Griffin, G.W.L.Muckay, A.F.Gate- Fullerton, N.Nicholson, skip.Cote St.Antoine: Section A: H, B.Hyman, Dr.R.Kdmison, T.Rattray, W, B., Hutchison, skip; Section B: D.S.Watson, D.R.Hornsby, A.ND.Newell, G.T.P.Simpgon, skip.Green Singles: G.T, lee.Vice-Presldent\u2019s Moubles: N.Nicholson and F.H, P.Saund- ars, President's Doubles: G.E.lot and 8.B.Caytord.Blanket Bonsplel: D.D.Mne- kay, R.W.Gibb, P.Knubley, Col.T.Pugh, skip; prizes have been given over the course of the sca- son, Hutchison Memorfal: T.St J.Haskell, D.R.Mornsby, C.R.Vail, W.E.Markham, skip.Pat 11d Trophy: J.Lunny, T1.J.Hooper, P.Knubley, W.1.Hutchison, skip.Granite League: D.8.Watson, F.Ww.Baridon, A.A.Stewar{, W, F.Prescott, skip.SQUIRES WILL PRESENT DANCE Informal Dance in Victoria Hall Scheduled for Next Friday\u2014Unusual Scenic And Lighting Promised Inspired by the success of theh New Year's Ive Frolic, the Squires are presenting a Spring Informal dance In the Main Ballroom of Victoria Hal} on Friday, May 9.As before, the music will he In the capable hands of the Esquire Montreal's popular new young hand, featuring vocals by charming Ada Harris, Nightmare music hy the Ksks\u2014the hand within the hand\u2014will brighten up the the capable sands of the Esquires, will play from 9.30 pin.to 2.00 a.m., thus making nearly five hours of dancing.A special feature will be unusual scenic and lighting effects by John Bradley, who Is well known as an imaginative and orl- ginal theatrical technician.Through the use of various coloured spotlights and special equipment never hefore seen in Montreal, Mr.Bradley will convert the already attractive Main Baliroom : Brown- El- settings.In charge of arrangements are AHan McColl, Neil Compton, and Gordon Mackey who promise that\u2019 no pains will be spared to make the evening a complete success, Tickets may he htained from any bot the many salesmen around | town, or may be purchased at the door.WASHED hE \u2018REPAIRED BY NATIVE EXPERTS ° Y\u20acErvants el EN 00 0 AVR 49073 Sherbrooke SUW WA FE | | * years.into an ever changing variety of\u2018 John C.Cox, 69 Dies Suddenly Funeral service was hold yesterday for the late John C.Cox, 277 Western avenue, who died suddenly Monday in his 70th year.A uative of England, Mr.Cox was goneral superintendent of the printing, stationery and sampling departments of the Sherwin Wil- lfams Company of Canada, Ltd, being associated with that company for the past 60 yonrs.He was well-known in curling and fishing circles, Born in Marvow-in Furness, Mr.Cox came to Canada in 1890 and was a famous crickoter of that era when the game was much more popular in Montreal than it fs today.He was n life member of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Asso- elation and the Caledonia Curling Club.Ho also was a member of Kanawaki Golt Club for many Surviving are his widow, tho former Mary llughes, and one doughtor, Mrs, George Eccles, and one grandson, John Kecles, Lord Nuffield, the noted British industrialist ls à first cousin.Loiterer Sentenced To 30 Days In Jail Found guilty of loitoring in in Westmount, William Jamos Williams was sentenced last week to pay a $25 fine and $4.20 costs or spend 30 days in jail, the sentence being fmposed by deputy Recorder A.E.Laverty, PAGE THREE VICTORY LOAN T0 COMMENCE IN EARLY JUNE Campaign Heads Open Office on St.James Street \u2014Amount and Terms to Be Made Public at Later Date Province of Quobec hendquar ters for the forthcoming Victory Loan Cntupalgn have been openod at 260 St.James Street, W., it was learned tere this weok, following the announcement by the Hon.J, L.Isley, Minister of Finance, that Canada's third War Loan to be known ns \u201cVictory Loan 1941\" will be launched early in June.Work at provincial hoeadquamn- ters has already been underway for some weeks {o organize the various committees and sub-com- mittoes necessary to make this huge undertaking a success as far ts the Province of Quebec is con- corned.Business, industrial and professional leaders throughout the Province have volunteered their sorvices and have boen drafted by tho provineial organtzation to lend their special talents to.the tremendous task of successfully sell- {ug to Canadiane this new loan, every dollar of which, as Mr.Is- ley said, will bo \"spent to bring Williams took tho jail sentence.Pledge for War Savings WELLMAN'S SALAD DRESSING :.-.:.- 16 ox, Jar HEINZ ASSORTED 3 tine 17° 29° SOUP 25° TILLBON'S QUICK-COOKING OATS Lge.pki.17¢ LUSHUS ARSORTED JELLY POWDERS 3 .23° AYLMER VEGETABLE or TOMATO SOUP 3.25 GRAPEFRUIT } JUICE 3 tins 25¢ | FULL SLICE ROUND | STEAK » 31 LEGS OF MILK FED VEAL v 19° Shank End MILD PEAMEALED BACON \u2026 36: SWIFT'S PREMILM HAMS » 30° Khank End RESH FILLETS OF HADDOCK .27: SOLE OF | 35¢| RESH \u201cALMON , 45: PEACHES, box 23c On Sale Thurs., Fri, Sat.\u2014 May 1, 2, 3 RECEIVED DAILY FRESH SMOKED KIPPERS BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Weekly Specials ahout vietory\u201d.CAMAY, PALMOLIVE, LUX SOAP BILVO or BRASSO 2 25° BARSALOU SOAP 10 39° igs.phe.20 CHIPSO AYEMER ORANGE-GRAPEFRUIT MARMALADE 23: 37 02.Jar ii 3.25 3 tina 25¢ APPLE JUICE TENDER CURE STEAK MILK FED CHIFRENS Ré Jha.average 35: 3x rand Meaty 16° + 3 ENGLISH CURED BACON Li KMOKED FILLETR OF HADDOCK FRESIT HALIBUT \u2026.23 33 HERRING .10° Pair 18: \u2014 PEAS, box 23c WE.2741-2 P.A.SÉERS 4498 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Facing Westmount High School \u201c44 YEARS Fine Groseries, Se.Catherine St.ot Wood A hd Ld doa For Quality sad Service Phone Fitzroy 7411 DIONNE & DIONNE IN WESTMOUNT\u201d Prime Meats, Poultry, Fish, Pruitr and Vegetables 5 DELIVERIES DAILY ER Ave, Social and Personals Mr.and Mrs.F.Roy Hedges goturned on Sunday from Nassau, tbe Bahamas.Mr.and Mrs.H.L.Rutherford spent the week-end at the Chateau Frontenae.L a Mrs.John W, Peck has opened Nér country house, \u201cSilver Heights,\u201d at Beaconsfield.is \u2014\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Collins have réturnéd home from Florida, whaete they spent suine time, Mrs.W.K.Eakin spent the week-end in Maltland, Ont, as the guest of Mrs.R.C.P.Webster.Mr, Crawford Carson, of Shaw- ville, Que., was in town over the Week-end as Lhe guest of Mrs.À.W.Myers.= Mrs.Eric L.Harvie, following a visit with ber parents, Mr, and Mrs.¥.N.Southam, has returned home to Calgary by plane, Bergeant Observer Marshall F, Lebeau, R.C.A.F., son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Lebeau, {8 home on short holiday before leaving for the Hast coast.Mr.John Malkin, with the R.C.A.F, in St.Thomas, Ont, visited recently with his wife, Mrs.Malkin, and young son John, of Coté ft.Antoine Road.Sub-Lieutenant IL.H.Norris, R.C.N.V.R., has left Kaquimault to join Mrs.Norris, who fs at present staying with her pareuts, Mr, and Mra, J.A.Maclsaac.Mr, and Mrs.R, I.C.Plcard have returned to Toronto follow- SEE ll Charlotte Gowns ; WEAR THESE EVERYWHERE! Now Classics .Pastels, Stripes, Prints.Classically smart, they are atylo-right for avery occasion, See their vibrant colors ., .perky atyle features that make these dresses eyb [FL Sodality To Enter Original Production In Coming Festival The young Ladies\u2019 Sodallty of Ascension Parish i.as entered an original production in the Catho- [te Drama Festival which is to be held at Loyola Auditorium on May 7, 8, 9.This ls the second year tbat the Catholic Drama Festival has been held and it promises to be even more successful than lant year.Entries have been received from dramatic groups all over the city and a well rounded programme for esacu night's performance is assured, Ascension Parish Sodulity presenting \u2018The Mediator\u201d, original melodrama hy Rev.U4.F.Thoms.It is a modern play, and depicts the eternal struggle between the forces of good and evil, its plot is gripping and full of suspense, the tenseness of the situation being relleved, however, by & note of comedy.The pace Is fast and 1s well sustained through- nut.Those taking part are: Hel- len Kennedy, Sheila Tremblay, Fred Browne and Fred McCatf- rey.The production is under the direction of Rev, G.F.Thoms.\u201cThe Mediator\" will be presented on Friday evening, May 9 the final night of the Festival, at which the trophy will be awarded to the winning group.Boissiere, younger daughter of Mrs.Frank Laws and Dr.V.R.de Bolssiere, to Mr.Winstou Ruddick Ingham, younger son of Mrs.Ingham and of the late James L.Ingham.The marriage will take place early in June.Mr.and Mrs, M.Btavros, of Jolistte, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cecile, to Lieutenant Olivier Robert, Adjutant of Le Regiment de Jollette, son of Mr.and Mrs.O.Robert, Cote St.Antoine road .The marriage will take place early in May.Mr.and Mre.Willlam R.Aird announce fhe engagement of their daughter, Mary Ludington, to Mr.Willlam Alexander Gill- meister, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest A.Gilimelster, of Outremont.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, May 31, Mr.and Mrs.Alexander J.Irving, of Saskatoon, Sask, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Anne Elizabeth, to Dr.Arnold Livingston Johw- son, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Johnson, of Westmount.The wedding will take place on May 14 in Saskatoon.Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Duncan announce the engagement of their youngest dsughter Norah Jean, to Pay-Lieutenant John Higsin- son, R.C.N.V.R., son of Mr.and Mrs.J.Higginson, of Liverpool, England.The we ding will take place on Thursday, May 15, at half-past seven o'clock in St.George's Church.Mr.and Mrs.Douglas P.Marr announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Helen, to Mr.Gordon Malcolm Howard Hodges, son of Mr.Gordon K.Hodges and of the late Mrs, Hodges.Mr.and Mrs.Marr also announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Jean Morrison to Corporal Richard Trenholmne Armitage, Royal Rifles of Cai- ada, A.C.A, younger son of Mr.and Mrs, James Russel Armitage, of Lennoxville, Que.WEDDINGS Mrs.Robert Weldon announces the marriage of Ruth Rebecca to G.Charles M.Olivier, son of R.Ollvier and the late Mrs, Olivier.which took place quietly on Saturday evening last in the Sainte Phllomens Presbytery, Rev.E.S, Girard officiating.DOUGHERTY-KING The marriage of Patricia Jane, \u2018aughter of Mr.and Mrs.John King, Victoria avenue, to Mr.Paul MN.Dougherty.son of Mr.and Mrs.John J.Dougherty, has been arranged to take place ou Saturday, May 17 at St.Malachy's Church, NEALE - JOYCE The marriage of Audrey, daughter of Dr.and Mrs, C.R.Joyce, an; TO GIVE THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER BENEFIT Betty Speirs, pioneer dancing teacher of Westmount, announces that the proceeds of the Betty Speirs-Peter Miller Annual Dance Recital to be held at Victoria Hall on May 10th will be given to Naval Canteen Fund for the new building at Halifax, N.S.15 at The Montefiore Club.Rabbi Harry J.Stern of Temple Emanu- El will officiate.DINGLE-MACKAY The marriage of Muriel Evelyn, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George A.MacKay, of Hemmingford, Que, to 2nd Lieutenant George Stanley Dingle, R.C.A., A.F., son of Mr.and Mrs.George Stanley Dingle, of Westmount, will take place quielfy on Saturday afternoon, May 17, Dominion Douglas Church.at Lazarus-Goldstein The marriage of Audrey Jean, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles A.Goldstein, to Mr, Harold Lazarus, son of Mr.and Mrs.Eli Lazarus, will take place on the afternoon of Thursday, May 15, at the Monteflore Club, Rabbi Harry J.Stern, of Temple Emanu- El officiating.BURY-ARMSTRONG The marriage of Patricia Mar- lan, daughter of Mr and Mrs.Philip Armstrong.te Lieutenant Willlam Stewart Bury, the Canadian Grenadier Guards, son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Bury.of Pointe Claire, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, May 3, Im 6t.Matthias\u2019 Church.Starnes-Robinson The marriage of Helen Gordon.younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Guy de Lancey Robinson, to Lieutenant John Kennett Starues, The Black Watch (R.H.R.), of Canada, A.C.A., only son of Mr and Mrs.H.Kennett Starmes, has been arranged to take place quletly on Saturday afternoon.May 10, at half-past three o'clock in St.George's Church.JOHNSON-SESSENWEIN The marriage of Miss Anna Vera Sessenwein, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Ira Sessenwein, of West- mount, to Lieutenant James W.Johnson, United States Army, son of Mr.and Mrs Joseph D.Johnson, of Forest Hills, Queens, N.Y., took place at ten o'clock last Thursday morning.The Rev.James A Green officlated at the ceremony, which took place at Our Lady of the Angelus Church in Forest Hills, Mrs.Fred O.Struck.of New York, was her sister's only attendant, and Mr.Wiliam J.Johnson was hia brother's best man.Ushers were Mr.Josep L.Man- giardi and Mr.Douglas H.Campbell.The Uride-elect attended the Beaux Arts and McGill University.Lieut.Johnson graduated from to Lieutenant Edmund F.Neale, A C.A., son of Mr.and Mrs.Arth ur B.Neale, ral.The reception will be heli at the Mount Royal Club.LAZARUS GOLDSTRIN daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles A Goldstein, to Mr.Harold las arus, son of Mr.and Mrs.Eli Laz- WESTMOUNT PEN OS COR TU M ES BRAT AN deg arur, of Outremont, will place on Thursday alternoon, May \u201c Royal Canadian Dragoons (A.-C.).} has been arranged! Artillery Reserve.\u201creviously sta.tv take place on Saturday after; tioned at Fort Totten.Queens, he noon, May 17.at haif-past four, was transferred to Fort Eustis, o'clock in Christ Church Cathed-; Va., on March $ The marriage of Audrey Jean, |tended their daughter's wedding.take! laud the late Mrs.Fordham University, New York, in 1937 and in June of that year was commissioned in the Coast Lieut.and Mrs Johnson are at present in Montreal.They will reside at Fort Eustis.Mr .and \"Mrs.Sessenwein at- HUTCHISON-BRASS The marriage of Jean Evelyn.daughter of Mr.William F.Braay \u2018ry Mr.Brass, to Mr.John Luttrell Hutchison, son of Mr.Ernest E.Hutchison and the late Mrs.Hutchison, took place on Saturday afternoon in Westmount Park United Church, the Rev, J.Lavell Smith officiating.The bride, given away by her father, wore a gown of ivory slipper satin fashioned on simple lines with a veil of tulle illusion caught with clusters of orange blossoms and she carried a shower houquet of white carnations and sweetpeas, Mrs.W.T.Caldwell, the matron of honor, wore a draped gown of crystal blue silk jersey with a short train, a matching straw hat trimmed with flowers and carried an arm bouquet of pastel shaded flowers.Lance Corporal Nelson R Johnston was best man and the ushers were Mr.Austin I.Love and Dr.Donald Master, of Sussex, NJ.The reception was held at the Ritz-Carlton where bowls of pink and white carnations and sweet- peas were used to decorate, Later Mr.and Mrs.Hutchison left on a motor trip through Ontario, WOOLLVEN-HAYMAN The marriage of Margaret Eleanor, elder daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William A.Hayman, to Sub- Lieutenant James Aird Woollven, R.C.N.V.R., son of the late Frederick Woollven and of Mrs.Wooll: ven, of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon in the church of Et.John the Evangelist, the Reverend Canon W.H, Davison officiating.The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white lace fashioned on long simple lines with a train and a veil of tulle illusion reaching to the hem of her train.She carried a cascade bouquet of white sweetpeas and bouvardia.Miss Edith Hayman, her sister's only attendant, wore & frock of dusky rose crepe, a tiny hat of pansies and carried 8 cascade bouquet of the same flowers.Mr.Harold Devitt was best man for Sub-Lieutenant Woollven and the ushers were Mr.Mayben Per- Donald Steel, Sub-Lieu- tenant Willlam Hayman, R.C.N.V.R., brother of the bride, and Mr.Douglas Cornell.The reception was held in the Salle Doree of the Mount Royal Hotel, Later Sub-Lieutenant and Mrs.Woollven left on their wedding trip, the bride traveiling tn an ensemble of sand crepe and wearing a large black hat with matching accessories.CIOSING OF FUND The committee of the Canadian Dorothy Spitfire Fund will hold an informal evening at the Berkeley Hotel to-night at half-past nine o'clock, to mark the closing of the Fund, when thelr final cheque will be banded over to representatives fo.\u201cWings for Britain.\u201d Al Dorothy contributors and friends of the fund will be welcome, sented showed marked progress, fvity during the past year, this increase having followed upon the changing needs of the times.Mrs.George R.MacLeod, a past president of the club, was elected president for a sétond term, and succeeds Mrs.W.Guy Lapraik.in that office.The treasurer, Miss Florence Sutherland, reported that total receipts amounted to $1,169, and that $370 had been donated by tke club for various purboses.The donations included $25 to the Save-the-Childr,~ fund in London, and $85 to the Council for Overseas Chlld-en in Montreal, $20 to the New Brunswick music festival for its scholarship fund, 35 to the Montreal Children\u2019s Library, $15 to the Canadian War Services fund, $30 for social services.A sum of $240 was donated to the navy fund, Mrs, A.D.Ross, cotivener of the Red Cross group, reported that a total of 569 articles were completed by 32 members, the output in- eluding 312 pieces of sewing and 237 knitted articles.Reports were presented by Miss D.L.Gass, for the committee for comforts for soldiers; Miss Margaret Dickson, fcr social services; Mts.W.P, McVie, hospital and sick visiting: Miss Margaret Murray, house and door; Mrs.L.M.De Wolfe, social; Miss Bertha Rogers, music; Mrs.J.T.Crisp aad Mrs.H.T.Mitchell, marathon bridges; Miss Margaret Hutch- ings, Maritime cook book; Miss N.Warren, representative to the Local Council of Women.MRS.0.5.MARX TO SPEAK AT LUNCHEON Mrs.Oscar S.Marx will address the Local Council of Jewish Women at their annual closing !un- cheon, which will be held at the Montefiore Club on Monday, May 5 at 12.45 p.m, The speaker will take as her subject, \u2018\u2018Cana- dian-American Co-operation.\u201d Mrs.Marx is second vice- president of the United States National Council of Jewish Women, a former president of the St.Louis section and is now serving Council as chairman of American-Canadian Relationships.The soloist, Mlle.Suzanne Denis, coloratura soprano.will sing songs in French and English.Mrs.W.Gittes and Mrs.T.Kert will be joint conveners for the event, assisted by Mrs.H.Hart, chairman of hospitality.and the following committee: Mrs.Maxwell Ship.Mrs.A.Do- brofsky, Mrs.Emil Lazare and MARKED PROGRESS 1S SHOWN IN REPORTS OF YEAR'S ACTIVITY At the annual meeting of the Maritime Women's Club held on Saturday in the Windsor Hotel, under the chairmanship of Mrs.W.Guy Lapraik, the reports pre- and an Increase in the club's act- TEA AND DISPLAY At the \u201cSilver Come and Go Tea\u201d to be held Saturday afternoon May 3rd, from 3 p.m.to 6 p.m, at the bome of Mrs.J, H.Conden, 4573 Sherbrooke St.West, Mrs.W.S.Andrews, Queen of Oasis Temple No.46, Daughters of the Nile will pour tea and Miss Mena Hoerr will pour coffee.On this oceasion will be displayed twenty-five appliqued bedspreads suffieient for one whole ward of the Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children, The members of Oasis Temple No.46, have put a great deal of thought and work into the making of these spreads and are anxious that friends eome and see the work beforé these are brought to the Hospital, Miss M.Hoerr designed these spreads and originated or copied all the patterns.Most of the nursery rhymes were used fu various forms, and the colours aré beautifully blended together.The Daughters of the Nile work exclusively for the Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children and the children of the hospital will have these spreads on their beds.This \u201cSilver Come and Go Tea\u2019 is open to the public, and friends are cordially invited to come and see this display.Thanks Extended The Ladie:\u2019 Auxillary, the of- ticers and the cadets of the Aviation Corps of Jean de Brebeuf College wish to thank the dona- tors and all those who have co-op- erated with them to make the success of the card party held last week.WILL HOLD CONCERT The Misses Inez and Mildred Norton, who presented a concert recently at Victoria Hall in aid of the Lord Mayor's Fund of London, England, will hold a concert and musicale at the Granada Theatre in Sherbrooke, Que., on May 19.in aid of the Queen's Canadian Fund., Toronto city hospitals have appealed for the registration of additional donars for blood srans- fusion, to meet a serious lack due 77000771 £21277 820700400 SPI P 1144097777770 AD THURSDAY, MAY 1, 194) Hospital Auxiliary The Women®s Auxillary of the Jewish Genera] Hospital will hole a general meeting on Wednesday.May 7, at 2.45 p.m., in the Salle Dorée, Mount Royal Hotel.Corey Thompson, well-known radio commentator, will be the guest speaker, Bessborough Chapter The regular monthly meeting of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter 1.0.D.E.will be held on Wed- pesday, May 7 at the home of Mrs.J.M.Darby, 12 Oldfield avenue, Apt.6, at 8.15 p.m, The guest speaker will be Miss F.Stewart, R.N., of the Community Welfare Centre, No life cad be pure in its purpose and strong in its strife And all Life not be purer and stronger thereby! LAMP SHADES MADE T0 ORDER Lamps and Shades Repaired E.L.La Mountain & Co.Plateau 5716 2090 UNIVERSITY ST.MA.5522 Announcing the opening of our new studio MARY WHALEN Hair dye and tinting specialist Permanents, Facials, lash and Brow Tinting and Scalp Treat- nents.2005 Aylmer St.to the quantity of blood being sent overseas, Montreal MA.5522 What about upholstering and remodelling that old Chesterfield set?We can make it Look Like New.You will be astonished at the improvement it will make in the Guaranteed Workmanship Estimates Free For a Brighter H home, and at such a nominal cost.[§ ome py OUR SPECIALTY SLIP COVERS - DRAPERIES Mrs.J.Weiner.Mrs.Sydney Levitt will preside.5779 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Near Melrose) RELIABLE UPHOLSTERING CO.EL.7933 And Style .\u2018Le Gant\u201d for NATURE'S RIVAL AND | LE GANT FOUNDATION GARMENTS \"Nature's Rival\u2019 and \"Vail of Youth\u201d for the \"\"Nipped-In\" Waistline .and A'LURE and ALPHABET BRAS When It Comes to Comfort Nothing Rivals Half Size Figures.Well trained corsetieres in attendance under supervision of Mde.Joel.Mde.O E CORSETIÈRE Est.1921 4888 Sherbrooke,W.WESTMOUNT DE.I1850 | LEE 1, 194} ay ry y of the will hole :dnesday, the Salle pl.Corey radio he guest pter meeting zh Chapon Wed- home of Oldfield ).m.The Miss F.mmunity purpose e rer and , MAY 1, 15_ re re ! THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAR FIVE Westmount Subdivision Re-elects Mrs.Keating Mrs.W.J.Kesting was reelected president of the Wust- mount Subdivision of the Cathe lic Women's League at the snpusl meeting held recently in gt.Leo's School Hall.Mrs.Keating presided at this meeting.varied help was given during the year, and several institutions were assisted by the Subdivision.It was reported that the sum of $259 rad been raised by Mrs.R, L.Hale and her Committee, this money to go towards the $25,000 pledged by the National C.W.L.to the Canadian Government for war work.Other donations were as follows: Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, $160; Bt.Mary's Hospital, $70; Federation of Catholie Charities.825; Sisters of Service Hostel on Dorchester street, $35; also donations to the Catholic Girls\u2019 Association, St.Leo's Boys\u2019 School, St.Paul's Academy and Fine English Slver Sheffield Reproductions e Répairs by Expert Craftsmen Charles A.Hutchins 904 Sherbrooke St.West (Facing McGill Campôs) Telephone .LAncaster 2520 All kinds of them \u2014 Hand Sprays for plants, shrubs and trees; hawn Sprays, adjustable Nozzle Sprays for heses.JAMES WALKER HARDWARE CO.412 ST.JAMES ST.MArquette 4585 the Girl Guides of Ascehsion Parish.The treasurer, Mrs.C.W.Hemming, reported total receipts of $1,367 and disbursements of $1,- 242, Mrs.G.A.Meagher, membership convener, reported 207 paid up members, an increase of 24 over last year.The Study Club, under the con- venership of Mrs.R.G.Hishon had a successful year.The subject chosen was public speaking.Mrs.W.H.McCloskey, hospital convener, reported a shower held for the men's ward of the Montreal Convalescent Hospital at which $18 was raised.Various donations were received.Magazines and cigarettes were taken to the hospital regularly by Mrs.McCloskey and her committee and a Christmas tree was given for the patients on the third floor.Mrs.R.L .Hale, social service convener, pointed out that 17 baskets were distributed to needy familles at Christmas.Mrs.L.G.Denis indicated that a group of volunteer workers had helped with National Registration.Mrs, H.C.Grout, sewing convener, stated that 22 layettes and other comforts were supplied to mo: thers in need of help.Mrs.Léo Reynolds, convener of Sistefs ot Service, said that more than $45 had beeñ raised from a showër given for the Sisters for thelr hostel.Mrs.C.H.G.Short stated that the Red Cross Group had completed 1,430 articles including sweaters, caps, socks, scarves mittens and gatments of all kinds, When the call came for blankets, 16 were donated.The group received donations of 209 articles, Contributions were sent to the Magdalen Islands.- The committee assisted with thé Red Cross Campaign, the Army Huts Campaign and the War Savings Campaign.Other reports were givên by Mrs.A.Re Manning; recording secretary; Miss E.M, Flanagan, corresponding secretary; Mrs.L.R.Denis, program and reception convener; Mrs, M .B.Bronstetter, hospitality convener; Mrs.T.J.McCaffrey, music convener; Mrs.B.P.Lennon.convener of magazines, and Miss L.M.Cox convener of publigity and Girl Guides, Mrs, L.P.Shanahan presented SPECIAL BEAUTIFUL CLEANING Plain Dresses Men's Suits Also FAST DYEING WE CALL FOR AND ° DELIVER 0.K.CLEANERS Fitzroy 2611 29c 39c me À.service.As usual, in stock at all times, a complete range of NU-BACK, D & A, LIGNE LELONG foundation garments and the popular GOTHIC Cordtex brassieres styled to fit all types and sizes.Corsetière \u2018 4887 Sherbrooke St.4861 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST You are cordially invited to this new | corset shop planned throughout for the convenience and comfort of the customers, and assuring them of efficient Courval begs to advise her nu- terous clients of the \u201cclosing of her store at West, and the opening of her new store at: J LEAGUE FOR WOMEN'S! \u201cVENETIAN BLIND\u201d MOTIF RIGHTS ADDRESSED! FFF TT BY PREMIER GODBOUT Premier Adeldrd Godbout, speaking at a dianer marking the first amniversary of the granting of the right to vote fo women of this province, said that French Canadians are as British as any Canadian in this countfy, and that in this time of war it is the duty of every Canadian citizen to recognize what Englatd is doing and help hér 1a this task.This anniversary dinner was held in the Windsor Hotel on Friday evening, and under the chair manship of Mrs.Pierre F.Cas- grain, presidert of the lsague, addresses were also given Ly Hon.Phillipe Brats, UovetLmerit tadder in the Quebec Upper House: Hon.Hector Perrier, Provincial Secretary and Minister of Xducatios, and women delegates to the league\u2019's two-day conference from various parts of the province.The womeh of Quebec must share the burden of the mer, \u201cespecially in this trying time,\u201d said Mr.Godbott.Speaking at first in English and then in French, the Premier told the gathering of some of the things to which he thought women should devote theinselves, especially that \u201cthe future, by which we mean after thie wu,\u201d will be a better day for Canadians.Mr.Gaodbout congratulated the women on the advances they had mado since they had been given the fruncluse; and said that those women here who were doing necessary work were In their way sol diers the same as the men at the front.The women of Canada should work to see that \u2018\u2019our children get as good a coutttfy &s Was given us by our parents,\u201d Mr.Bras told the |.group.Their program during the convention showed that they were working towards this end by studying the probléms with which they could best deal, sald Mr.Bruis.Mr.Perrier felicitated the women on all working together, whatever their political beliefs, for the good of women and of the country.COTTAGE CHEESE 1S EASY T0 MAKE AND DELICIOUS TO SERVE Cottage cheese deserves more popularity.It is a substantial inexpensive food which may be used in a variety of ways as a main dish, for salads, for sandwich fillings and as a dessert.Excéllent cottage cheese is sold by most dairies or it can be easily made at home.Cottage Cheese 3 quarts sour skim milk 1 teaspoon salt Put milk into a pan and set over hot water until it separates into curds and whey.Strain through a double cheesecloth until quite dry.Add salt.Chill.Sca Foam Salad 2 cups cottage cheese 1 package lime flavoured jelly powder 3, cup water 1 cup apple juice Heat water and apple juice to bofling.Add gelatine.Stir until dissolved.Add cottage cheese.Pour into individual moulds.Chill.Serve on lettuce, Tomato Cream 2 cups tomato julce 2 tablespoons tomato catsup 1 tablespoon gelatine 1 cup cottage cheese 1 cup chopped celery Dissolve gelatine in 14 «un cold tomato juice.1 eat remaining tomato juice with catsup.Pour over gelatine.Stir until dissolved.Add celery und cheese.Pour into a wet mould.Chill.Turn out to serve.Black Cherry Salad 2 cups cottage cheese 1 cup canned black cherries Drain cherries.Remove pits, Mix lightly with cheese, Sefve with salad dressing mixed with whipped cream, Cabbage Balad 2 cups shredded cabbage 1 eup chopped apple 1 cup cottage \u2018hopse Moisten with hofled salad dressing.Serve on lettuce, Beet Salad 1 cup chopped beets 2 cup chopped celery 1 cup cottage cheese 1 tablespoon prepared horseradish 3 tablespoons vinegar 1 teaspoon salt Mix ingredients and serve on lettuce.the report of the nominating committee.And other officers elected were as follows: First vice-presi- dent, Mrs.J.T.Rogers; second vice-president, Miss L.M.Cox; third vice-president, Mrs.G.A.Meagher; corresponding secretary, Miss E.M.Flanagan; recording secretary, Mrs.C.W.Hemming; treasurer, Mrs, R.L.Hale.Councillors: Mrs.Lep Reynolds, Mrs.D.Donnelly, Mrs, W.H, Mec- Closkey, Mre.T.J.McCaffrey, Mrs.J.W.McAnally and Mrs.A.Peterson.A boautifal dinner dress ef pale blue silk erope is covered from threat te hem with panels of wide horizontal pleats, tdtned wp at the corners like the slats in Venetian blinds.TA fuet, SepNe Gtrmbel, who designed the gown, calls it the \u201cVenetian blind dress.\u201d \u201cison, er 44 ! OFFIGERS ELECTED AT ANNUAL MEETING OF LOCAL W.C.T.U.The annual meeting of the Frances Willard W.C.T.U.was held in Dominion Douglas Church hall recently, when the election of officers resulted as follows: Honorary president, Mrs.John | Scott; president, Mrs.T.A.Wil- past president, Mrs.BH.J.McLelland; honorary vice-presi- dent, Mrs.A.Lioyd Bmith; vice- presidents, Mrs.A.R, Griffith, Mrs.A.R.Durrell, Mrs.C.V.Curtis, Mrs.W.H.Sutherland; recording secretary, Mrs.David Badlan; corresponding secretary, Mrs.M.E.Duff; assistant secretary, Mrs.A.W.Young, treasurer Mrs.A.E.M.Hope.v Conveners of committees are: Educational, Mrs.E.J.McLel- land, Mrs.D.H.Taylor; literature, Mrs.J.B.Fellowes; social, Mrs.T.8.Mitchell, Mrs.A, B.| Foster; musie, Mm.F.J.Osborn; membership, \u201crs.J, C.Copping, Mrs, H, Blachford; fellowship, Mrs.T.Barrington; visiting, Mrs.W.P.Crites; representative to Local Council, Mrs.W.H.Suth- erlund: 5, 8.educational campaign, Miss L.M, Brown; planiet, Mrs, C.R.Vail.Group leadors are: November, Mrs.CO.V.Curtis; January, Mrs.W.G, Richardson ; February, Mrs, W.A.Dobson; March, Mrs.A.R.Durrell.Mrs.R.Dewitt Scott addressed the meeting on the subject: \u201cCanadian Citizenship\u2019 and Mrs.T.8.Currie, on behalf of her group, presented the Union with a $60 cheque for the Westmount Red Cross.PAINT FOR PALESTINE Palestine is importing 30 per cent more paint than before the war despite the shortage of ships.\u201cConquest of Cheran and Harar Speeds Britlsh Drive to Wipe Out Italy's East African Emplre,\u201d says a Cairo headline.If thore has to be a rainy season, Britain's going to he holding the umbrella.CHIC IS HER LONG SUIT The long jacket suit, which spring fashion picture.| This smart model, and gold-rimmed buttons down the front of the long, fitted jacket, ew looks like a dress, is new in the with knife-plested skirt has a collarless neckline, edged with crisp white pique.The interesting navy wool has a vertically ribbed surface, | H.R.H.PRINCESS ALIGE HONORARY PATRON OF WOMAN'S BRANCH The Woman's Auxiliary of the Homoecopathio Hospital of Montreal, uuder the presidency of Mrs.W.R.Heury, announced at their annual meeting that Her Royal Highness, the Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, had graciously accepted the office of Honorary Patroness.It was reported that during the year eight business meetings had been held, with an average attendance of 43 members.This is a decrease of 13 members pur meeting, due to the absence of many for war work, but under the convenership of Mrs, George Morgan, 24 new members brought the total to 884.The Hospital nursery was kept supplied with 264 nightgowns and 1000 diapers, ns well as other articles.Some layettes wera provided for the Social Ber- vice departiment, this work being carried on under the conven- ership of Mrs, Charles Shearer Mrs.H.L.Greaves turned in 204 garments from her knitting com-| mittea, Last spring an interesting ceremony took place, when ain oil painting of the late Dr.A, R.Griffith, former superintendent, was unveiled in the presence of more than 300, A musical program was presented, and refreshments were served.The first Valentine dinner dance waa held in Kabruary in the Windsor Hotel, when more than B00 guests were present, and the profit amounted to $1.- 000, In April, a bridge party was held, and augmented the funds of the auxiliary of $115, The proceeds of a fashion show held by the Holt Renfrew Company on the Normandie Roof of | the Mount Royal Hotel in October amounted to $803, and $610 was realized from a sale of work, and an afternoon tea held in December.The \"Mile of Pennies\u201d contin ues to accumitlate under the dij rection of Mra.Will Harrison and so far has amounted to $89.76.Mra.Walter Mingle, treasurer, has collected $284.00 in feen.Donations to the hospital were as follows: $25 to the nurses\u2019 fund; $96 to the sewing woman; $130 to the Social Service; $70 to complete our campaign pledge; 9200 to hospital equipment.New types of stockings are beginning to appear in the shops these days, made partly of silk, with a substitute material such as rayon or lisle added.The new hore is war's latest effect on Milady's wardrobe but, thanks to Canadian Manufacturer's ingenu- {ty and adaptability, it is smart anid serviceable, A reduction mn the use of real silk is beïlug undertakeu by Ca- nadiun mills in order to save on vital foreign exchange.Instead of all-ailk hose milady is now to got a stocking made with \u201ccomposite yarn\u2019, thut is a varn in which fine filaments of rayon or liste have been twisted with filaments of silk, The maintenance of a percentage of real silk in the new hose ia tv guarantee a dependable product, since silk is the strongest natural fibre known.The change-over to *\u2018mixtures\u201d as the new stockings are known, moans a great deal to Cunadian manufacturers.Firat, large renough supplies of substitute materials must be ~vailable, and thon the actual technical difticulties of [now production methods must be ldeult with.But Canadian workers bave already enrned themselves Christening Coromony The christening of the infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs.Donald tA.Byers took place on Saturday afternoon in Christ Church Cu- .thedral, the Right Roverend Ar- \"thur Carlisle, D.D., Bishop of Montreal, officiating.The baby was given the nuwmoes of Barbara Anne, and the godpar- New Type Hosiery Both Smart And Patriotic! the reputation of producing the world's best fu'.-feehilovedt atdok- ings, and this naw depsarturé io manufacturing is a chèlleège to their talents.THE CHAISSON NURSING HOME MISS PEARL CHAISSON wishes announce the openin Chalsson Nursing Home\u2019 onset situated on the ground floor at 2084 and 2095 Tupper St, on Mey lat.All applications respectiully consid ered.Graduate nurses in attendance day and night, For particulars pleate phone WE.4488.Miss Chaimon, Supt.\u2014-pomemat po DAVID WILSON! UPHOLSTERER Annountes the opening of his new store at 4115 ST, CATHERINE WEST (Near Wood Ave.) Upholstering = Mattress Making, Slip Covers - Carpets and Linoleums Laid Down Reasonable Prices - Estimates Free Wiibank 3601 ents were Miss Ruth Winslow- Spragge, Mrs.J, (0.Alexander, for whom Mrs, I.Groville Hamp.son siood proxy, and Mr, Mnl- culm Dyers, Following the veremony, Mr.and Mrs, Byers entertained informally at tea.Summer Membarship Now available at the Westmount \u2018XY\u2019 Men $5.\u2014 Ladies $3.Boys $3.(Includes oli Club) For Further Particulars, phone Wilbank 2159 WATSON'S 1359 GREENE AVE.WATER CLOBET WILL PUT YOU AT YOUR EASE $9.75 PLUS INSTALLATION CHARGES SILENCER .FI.4689 + WATSON'S SPECIAL DRAIN PIPE CLEANER, 50c PER CAN WASHED with GENTLE Up to 2% yds.by 45\u201d - Main Cotton won 208 w * DOUBLE FRILLS AND TOILE L CARE .Nery 2 wr.5131 .FINISHED to PERFECTION and returned FRESH SPARKLING ard NEW as the DAY they FIRST ADORNED your WINDOWS CURTAINS WITH RUFFLES Up te 272 ydo.by 45\" EACH DO; up PRICES ON REQUEST A\" \u201cMONTREAL'S LARGEST WASHWOMAN\" a alte Gt - web of indecision plus romance| sincerely directed by Clarence Jean pnd Hazel Fitzgerald, The.corner of Dorchester a reveals a new side to her glamor-' Brown.° rese Landry, l\u2019eggy Cooper and! avenues on Wednesday |.TEA FOR TWO, FOR ME AND You York Is Featuring Nancy Telter will once more be| ang Friday, May 7, § Fun ! | M M S eg 9 to the fore; while newcomers ! ; * ° George Seaton, Ken Englund r.& rs.mith Helen Lytella, Jack Hymander toi i This Thing Called and P.J.Wolfson penned the trom Sudbury, Ontario, are sure|,, The second official a He's 7 devil in the i ; ; ,| gomery.\u201cThe Mad Doctor,\u201d with ; gerday at the Westmount United In support of the stars is a solos by Arthur Dirkman, YONNE! BASIL RATHBONE and Elles Theatre for an engagement of 4jN0teworthy cast headed by fan From the Betty Speirs-Peter MONtreal tenor who is.a favorite || Drew.Shorts & News.i days.Hunter who turn in his usual Miller Dance Studios, comes the Grandest Romance Takes a Wife\u201d the scream sen way.And Rosalind, who knows at Lake Placid in a hectic and hil- J \"| better, also pretends.arious finale as both men grimly \u201cs ing F \u2019 Producti : sations of last year.Under his ex- \u2019 rin ever roduction port BS late iin and Miss The Iaughpacked story, the AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY press the lady to make up her 5 $ G Pl Russell comport themselves with |Drilliant cast, the Ingenious mind.y Scout Group Plays to PAGE SIX THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER _ THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1949 Hollywood ~~ NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD |} Gossips Attractions Pa * + * * \u201c , .39 EDGAR WALLACE THRILLER NOW AT THE SNOWDON Come Live With Me BETTY SPFIRS St Stephen\u2019 To .Is Westmount Feature With James Stewart and Hedy ninth annual St.Stephen\u2019s revue; Sp.Lamarr sharing romantic honors! man and sympathetic and does a will be the presence of Chr | Today and Friday one of ne most peus grand bit of work .hroughout the ON SATURDAY pher Ellis as master of ceremon- | \u201cMR.AND MRS.SMITH,\u201d with \u2018entire film.ies.There will also .be vocal Carole Lombard and Robert Mont.\u201cCome Live with Me'' opened yes- Seldom has Hollywond produced & story so well fitted for its choice of stars, The plot deals with the pHght of a besutiful Austrian refuges who marries ao penniless young author in order to obtain a quota number and thus prevent deportation to her native Austria.The complications which develuy from the marriage makes for extremely amusing entertainment.As the young author who finally decides to cense dreaming up plots and write from actual experience, Stewart is superb.His scene in the office of publisaer Jan Hunter is one of the high spots of his screen career.Miss Lamarr as the girl caught in the ous personality.Hhe Is real, hu- dependable characterization as the! publisher who is certain he has an option on Miss Lamarr's heart.until he recelves the manuscript of a noval written by Stewart.Verree Teasdale, as Hunter's wife, glves an excellent interpretation to \u2018a small role, Others In the cast Include Donald Meek, as 7 park-bench bum, Ann Codee and King Baggot.An interesting debut in the film is that made by eight -year-old Adeline de Walt Reynolds, who portrays her Initial screen role as Stewart's grandmother and gets off on a blazing start to a :nost interesting Hollywood career, The fllm was veautifully and Love at Monkland One of the merriest, maddest, outrageously howlarious comedies of the season, the film which opened yesterday at the Monk- land United Theatre playing untIl\\ Saturday night, is in splendid keeping with so delightful a galaxy of Columbia hits as \u201cThe Awful Truth,\u201d \u201cIt happened One v Land Ave.st Girouard) \"wa , gether in the same house, for modern pair and the unique do-| directly to a worthy cause, the (Mon - peut, van Doctor Takes 8), 00 months after the wedding mestic rules by which they live,| supplying of the canteen and Today until Saturday \u2014 2nd Attraction e, etc.before they attempt to share the : CHARLIE CHAN Starring Rosalind Russell and Melvyn Douglas as newlyweds with ideas \u2014 she wants thelr marriage to be a platonic one until they get used to each bther; he simply has ideas! \u201cThis Thing Called Love\u2019 joyfully moves from one laugh situation to another, accompanled by a wealth of delightful dialogue characteriz- atfons.The film was directed, it should be noted, by Alexander Hall, the man whose deft, sure treatment made \u2018He Stayed for Breakfast\u201d and \u201cThe Doctor a suave surety, so that their performances top anything they have ever before given the screen.In the cast, in addition to the stars, are such splendid players as Binnie Barnes, Allyn Joslyn, Semi - Private learn - to - swim lessons for boys and girls, 7 to 10 years of age.12 lessons $5.Individual {nstruction by latest methods Y.M.C.A.Wilbank 2159 screen adaptation.hurried home, after flve years in the South American jungles, to marry the wouinan he loves.And the girl, Just as much in love, is anxious that \u2018their marriage continue forever; she therefore proposes that they try living to- same room.The idea Isn't a very happy one, but the bridegroom- to-be accepts the conditions, and then embarks upon an ingenlous campaign to smash them.His efforts are complicated by the fact that he is engaged in \u201cgelling\u201d a million-dollar proposition to a South American mil- lionalre, whose ideas of honesty and integrity are encompassed in the question: \u201cHow maty babies have you?\u2019 Mel hasn't any, but he claims one is on its finale, all contrive to make \u2018This finest picture, and the crowning comedy achievement of its stars.We heartily recommend *This Thing Called Love.\u201d the Russian-Finish war, joined recently in observance of the first anniversary of the peace that ended that conflict.Worker delegations went from Leningrad to Vil- puri to celebrate capture of that major Finnish city a little over a year ago.\u201d How many of the residents of Viipuri joined in the ing.The llkellhood is that any enthusiasm in evidence, on the part of the Vipurians, was forced.Unless, of course, they've changed a heck of a lot in the time.DANCE Victoria Hall \u2014 May 9 The SQUIRES present a SPRING INFORMAL featuring music by THE ESQUIRES $1.50 per couple Tax included.DANCING 9.30 Neil Compton, WA.1779 Gordon Mackey, WA, 5268 P.M, - 2.00 A.M.Annual RECITAL VICTORIA HALL Thing Called Love\u2019 its directors |- Pretty Louise Henry, with gun in hand, appears with Wilfrid Lawson \u201cThe Phantom Strikes,\u201d Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday night.in an exciting scene from which is based on the thrill i ing Edgar Wallace story which is now playing at the This is the scene from \u2018\u2019No, No, Nanette\u2019\u2019 in which star Anna Neagle and featured player Victor Mature sing that famous number, \u201cTea for Two.\u201d RKO Radio from the stage play, This delightful screen musical hit, picturized for its scintillating\u2019 cast ° includes in Richard Carlson, Roland Young, Helen Broderick, ZaSu Pitts, Eve Arden, Tamara, Billy Gilbert, Stuart Robertson.The film opens at the Monkland United Theatre oh Sunday playing until Tuesday night.days at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday until Tuesday.ing at the York United Theatre until Friday night, presents these top favorites in a riotous social comedy of a young Park Avenue lawyer and the woman who for three years has been accepted as his wife.Weaving {ts story deftly around the material life of this hightly the film hits a crisis when the two discover that their wedding wag illegal.In their emotional re- hound they find their romance has become a triangle, with the lawyer's partner stepping in as a rival for the heroine's hand\u2014 If, of course, she doesn't remarry his associate.And, for various reasons, she isn't at all sure she does want to remarry him, although he frantically endeavors to induce her to do so.The upshot of it all is that the three principals wind up Giving both stars notable opportunities to display their mirth- provoking talents to the full, the picture features Gene Raymond as the partner, with Philip Merivale and Lucile Watson as his digni- ed the Harry E.Edington production for RKO Radio, and ts ! said to have turned out the year\u2019s \"smartest comedy in this gay and up-to-date offering.Both Miss Lombard and Montgomery have of late been seen in more serious drama, and their return to the task of spreading galety among ings, the film's settings include two Park Avenue apartments, an LOVE AND LAUGHS FOR THREE Ex-husband on the left, potential Husband Number Two on the right, and a laughing, witty, scheming Philadelphia society Miss in the Middle! The stellar trio of Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn and James Stewart bring the Broadway smash hit, \u201cThe Philadelphia Story,\u201d to the York United Theatre on Saturday playing until Tuesday night and audiences are assured of the laughs of a lifetime.office suite, an exclusive men's club, a big department store and a resort hotel and cabin at Lake Placid.In addition to the featured players and the two stars, such favorites as William Tracy, Charles Halton, Esther Dale, Betty Compson and Adele Pearce have important supporting roles.Norman Krasna wrote the original screen-play of ihis fast-paced and modern-mannered photo drama.\u201cPhantom Strikes\u201d Now At Snowdon Edgar Wallace, author of more than two hundred novels, a thousand short stories and a score of plays, was one of the most prolific writers the literary world has ever known.One of his best known novels is \u2018The Ringer.\u201d Based on this book is \u2018\u2019The Phantom strikes,\u201d which is now play- White Badge On Cap Distinguishes Cadets Officer cadet 1s the designation of the latest category of Canadian soldier under the plan of training officers from the ranks at the newly established centres at Brockville, Ont., and Victoria, B.C.These officer cadets are war- and non-commis- sioned officers selected from the undergo training with a view to obtaining commissions, and will mix at the centres with officers who are undergoing the rant officers ranks to ing at the Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday night, After extensive newspaper work in South Africa and London, Wallace started writing detective fiction, and it is said that the speed with, which he wrote was amazing.having been known to spend only one day in the writing of a story.The picture, \u2018The Phantom Strikes,\u201d deals with the threaten- SHOW FOR NAVY j @bnouncement that all is in rea- i diness for the annual recital.As in other years, the main theme will be built around the children's classes, with an abundance of new scenic and lighting effects to support the children in their efforts.This year's novelty consists of a huge basket in wbich most of the children will be seen, when the curtain rises, that is to say, if the basket is stil] intact, after the rehearsals.The usual program of selected items featuring the soloists of the school will also be presented.Such well known favourites as Jean Barnes, June Sidaway, Janie Allan, Dorothy.to make many new friends with Pi Co-starring Carole Lombard 41 shows that the acrea .their-smart work.Th s- | : Pe \u201cThis Thing Called Love\" hec- and Robert Montgomery, who are sisiant Alle Shiskina ont to corn is 15,061,072, as.à \u2018This Thing Called Love\" Is tically describes the domestic seen together for he first time, her own interpretation of the 3 final Ps or 17,554 000 a something wonderful.Mfe of a mining engineer who Mr.and Mrs.Smith\u201d, now play-| «can Can\u201d in *Parisian Night.\u201d es tor -40 and an averag [A A preview of this was given the other evening in Victoria Hall at the RCNVR dance and received an ovation.Another feature of this year\u2019s show will be the teaming of Mr.Miller and Nancy Tel- fer in \u201cMe and My Shadow.\u201d As Is generally known, proceeds of this year's show will go recreation hut for our sailors at the Dockyard, Halifax, N.S.Altogether a splendid evening's entertainment will be given on Sat urday, May 10th, at Victoria Hall, for a splendid cause.SI.LEOS SHOW RATED SUCCESS - Appreciative Audience On Monday evening, the St.Léo\u2019s Scout Group presented a variety show entitled \u201cSpring Fever\u2019 to a large and apprecia- Stars of the show were Leo Ciceri and Robert Bourrassa, known as Robert and Leona to the audience, who provided many laughs with their dancing.\u2018South Sea Island Madness\u201d was put on by members of the Cub Pack.Here the young lads ilfri i ith N Pilb d Sir Seymour - between the ages of eight and 12 REGISTER NOW celebration, or with What enthusi-| piu, ie isco Hall,\" which is based on the Nei persecution of the \\leaire-goers will be welcomed.grew much applause with their Friday Night WESTMOUNT asm, we hav~ no means of know-| Church and the Rev.Martin Niemoeller.The®picture will be three Laid In ultra-modern surround-| hulu-hulu dancing in grass skirts After 11 o'clock Revival, and leis.The scenery in \u201cSouth Sea Island Madness\u201d was particularly good, with Palm trees and all.A trio comprised of John Kier- an, Jack Martin and Gerald Fe- gan sang in a plausible manner of a railroad in \"Muddlton- Moor.\u201d \u201cThe Champion\u201d was rather disappointing, although the young members of the audience thoroughly enjoyed it.\u201cStudents of the Dance\u201d was th?number introduced by Leo Ciceri ad Robt.Bourassa.Here they displayed the Minuet and after a quick change act, became a pair of Jitterbugs of A-1 category.The St.Leo's Acapella Choir (the entire Cub Pack) sang twn songs in an effective manner.namely.\u2018It's à Hap\u2018 Hap\u2018 Happy Day\u2018 and \u2018Home on the Range.\u201d The fashion show displayed styles of 1900 \u2014 and introduced a new way of pawning off candy on the unsuspecting audience.\u201cBallet Moderne\u2019 brought back Ciceri and a host of \u2018\u2018chorines.\u201d Here they displayed the art of the ballet in a very pleasing manner, Their version of the Rhumba was especially well done.enhanced with beautiful costumes.The grand finale saw the group singing appropriate versions of \u201cWhistle While You Work™ by the Cubs and \u201cHi Ho\u2014Hi Ho\" by the Scouts.i One of the highlights of the\u2019 with followers of*® local operat productions.Featured in the revue will be | the tap dancing of Pat Meaney, Spanish taps by Madeline Willis and bright chorus routines by: the ensemble.Gertrude Parsons | and Joan Withers share leading parts in the various skits while | male leads are taken by A LeRiche, Charles Langston na Bill \u2018Taylor.Muriel Sykes in| be featured in marimba solos and | Angus Sweeting, the producer, | will be seen in \u201cMusic Hall Mem- | ories.\u201d The whole show moves to the rhythm of Frank Cobbett,, at the piano., The revue takes plag Stephen's Hall, Wered the corn crop of Argen of 15,956,302 for the five-year period ended 1940.ONULANE 2 Special Films \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Swell Laugh Show ® (St.Catherine at Guy Street) Saturday until Tuesday , Lriple Star Laush Triumph .Is Terrific! He's a smoothie! io She is à wild red-head/ Moonlight! John HOWARD ¢ Roland vou John HALLID cag PE VEID * At The WAX MUSEUM with Sidney TOLER - Joan VALERIE .with a brand new SL DURS Allynjcsiyn * Directed COL LL Lal On Same Bill With That strange part of New York thet strangers don\u2019t see.\u201cSTRANGE CARGO\" SUN.MO! GAY MUSICAL RO! With : + Richard Carison + Victor Mature + Roland Young % Eve Ak Arden Tamara and + Billy Gilbegt \u201c2nd Feature WARREN WILLIAM ROD CRAWFORD Jaty DEVINE Mischa AUER Prise BALL Peggy MORAN | | | | | pair of lovers! e 777227 Thaatre, OVESTHOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey at Avenue) Today until Saturday Love and Laughs in the Season's gi Lee J.Cobb, Gloria Dickson, fed Southern parents, and Jack tive audience in the lower school | Gloria Holden and Paul Me- Rivals Joined arson & playboy.hall.All in all the event was a Grath.The film is based upon| Moscow despatch says: \u2018The Alfred Hitchcock, who recently great success.with top .honors it Cénanice E \u2018 Edwin Burke's stage success, as| residents of Viipuri and Lenin- scored wih his \u201cRebecca\u201d and! for the costumes and fine scen- CORE LIVE ive produced by Patterson McNutt.| grad, rival headquarters during Foreign Correspondent,\u201d direct-| gry, e WITH ME DORALY RONTER - TENGALE - MEEK 2nd Attraction \u2014 « most ex: citing \u20ac ploit «° oi, the mos fascin ating sramp in ~the crimes an- \u201cnals! À with LL.Warren William + Frances Robinson Bosed upon 0 work by touis Joseph Vance Friday Night * After 11 o'clock Revival | \"ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS\u201d Cary GRANT - Jean ARTHUR SUN.MON.TUES \u201cPASTOR © HALL\" * Wilfrid based on Neo persecution of! Lawsonthe Rev.Tern) } Niemoeller! * Nova Pilbeam % Seymour Hicks \"SHE CouLoN'T SAY NO\" ith Roger PRYOR - Eve ARDEN Cliff EDWARDS Mystery Mit{ EDGAR WALLACE'S ~ GREATEST THRILLER Last 3 Days! M ohn Condit mem, \u2014 The British xl SNOWDON Funniest Picture .You'll See This Vout or Next! FRANK 6, bed hh Wy A + A et ped yd A et put, 4 eh wl Nema Lf oma bef SN am MORGAN with Virginia same course of training.The cadets, for the purpose of training ed life of Maurice Meister, played Saturday, May 10th Deli \u2018 and administration, will be con- by that excellent character actor.Hale, Alexander Knox, Louise with Wilfrid Lawson, Lowise Henry and Dan Dailey, hd 8 P.M.For Prompt Delivery o sidered on equal terms with their Wilfrid Lawson.He receives a Henry and Patrick Barr.and Sonnie Hale.| + ; officer classmates in all respects.floral piece from the supposedly + + + STARTING SUNDAY AFTERNOON Proceeds in aid of Naval ' and their special badge will be dead \u201cRinger\u201d with the message Frank Morgan has the lead in, A \"PRO VALLEY\" Canteen Fund Halifax N.S | a white band ar square on their that he will dle in forty-eight] the second feature on-this splen-jf \u201d Novel and arresting entertainmemt combining tense drama, human + + .domestic comedy and glosious singing.with * PAUL ROBSON,, & RACHEL THOMAS \"BEHIND THE NEWS\" A Powerful Action Drama Challenging the might of an organized erime syndicatq.that controls «M8 lives of millions: | ., with * & LLOYD NOLAN * Doris DAVENPORT À Robert ARMSTRONG | _§ hours.As the clock ticks away the! did double program entitled \u2018\u201cHul- minutes and hours, we see Scot- | labaloo,\u201d which is one of the fun- land Yard, local police and Meister niest pictures you will see this or! himself tracking down the self- next year.\u201cIt is one riot of laugh- appointed killer.ter from beginning to end.and in The film.a British production.|the supporting cast are Dan Dal- was directed by Walter Forde, and ley.Jr., Virginia urey and many the excellent cast includes Sonnie others.| caps.Where a forage cap is worn a white band will ba applied: a field service cap will show white on the peak.and ca- dots wearing glengarrys, berets or tams will wear a square of white material under the cap badge.Fruits and Call SOL'\u2019S Groceries || EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 pm RESERVATIONS AT STUDIO 1932 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3717 1949 Ep \u2014 son's THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1941 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE SEVEN Senior Foot - 4 Teams Will Play In Municipal Loop On Local Diamond Squad from R.C.A.F.Headquarters Squadron Will Add Color to Circuit \u2014 Defending Champion Royals, Staynor Tigers and Unnamed Club Will Round Out League The Westmount Mifnicipal Senior Softball League held an organization meeting on Wednesday evening at the ictor'u Hall, Five teams were represented at the meeting.The champion Royals were represented b+ Donnie Maher end Bert Dalzel, the Staynor Tigers by Solly Kalil a:d Roy Me- Kissock, the Swans by Normie Harris and Owen gClarson, the Grads by Garry Fee.Dougie Alexander was present in the interests of an unnamed club.The rules for the season wer drawn up and adopted.The lo will retain its high rating attai ed last season by using paid u pices, uniformed teams etc.Owi 1s the fact that most ofthe player on the teams will be away with their militia units at camp, the league will make an early start, with the tentative date for the inaugural set for Friday May 16th and the las scheduled game for July 11th.The league play-offs will take place in the latter part of August when the boys expect to db: home again.- The R.C.À.F.Headquarters Squadron situated at the corner of Sherbrooke St., and Metcalfe Avenue have signified their intentions of entering the league, and should prove a cclorful addition to the league, Most teams have been out practising and with the opening date but two weeks away, the team managers à ve been kept busy getting the prospects to sign on the dotted lines.Dougie Alexander's wonders\u201d S \u201cnameless had a work-out on ay with the following turn- Bob McNichol, Art Mann, Mann, John Hutchison, ney, Stu Beaulne and Ads under the guidance and Garry Fee are raping into a contender.IO Millen is expected to do atching while John O'Connell and the veteran Johnnie Cronin will split the hurling duties, The outfield will be composed of Bill Cameron and Garry Fee and one new man.The Royals had Johnnie Ma- haffey pitching for them Saturday and if the going gets tough w'll call in Connie Tudin.Emmett -Cloran veteran infielder also made , his first appearance.Spring Cleaning To Get Rid Of Last War Trophies Recent developments in Cana-] da\u2018s coast-to-coast salvage camp- align centre around spring cleaning, both private and national.Hundreds of thousands of\u2019 Canadian housewives are taking advantage of the salvage drive to clean out garrets, basements and back sheds, as they have never been cleaned out before\u2014and to donate the discarded articles to their local salvage committees.The national rpring cleaning is of an equally interesting nature.Over twenty years ago trophies où the first World War\u2014German howitzers, field pieces, machine guns, mortars, and the like \u2014 were loaned to municipal and military organizations for display purposes.The proposal now is to clean out the unsightly decorations and return them to thefg former owners\u2014in the form of bombs and other implénggnts of war.& These two kinds of spring cleaning are giving Canada's great ere / 74 It al eur EICHTEEN HOLES OF THE IN Éacleim MOST INTERESTING drive to prevent waste added impetus.Housewives are making brooms, vacuums, dusters fly in domiciles from Halifax to Victoria, and out of the stir Is coming a huge stream of articles which are going to help win the war.The first of these are metals.They come to light as the cleaning progresses, and out they go to worry Adolf, Old iron frying pans, broken ceopper chafing dishes, outmoded electric irons, those horrid bronze statuettes and brass fire irons, which have been collecting dust for years\u2014out they are going and into the general campaign for scrap metals! Old chains, broken down lawn mowers, and abandoned garden tools\u2014they are flowing in a continuous stream to the local salvage committees and thence to the smelters for tanks, ships, guns, and ammunition.The second kind of articles turned into the salvage collection bv, spring cleaning is rags.Canada imported something like $3,- 800,000 worth of rags last year for the-manufacture of machinery wipers and rugs and similar products.This figure is going to be anada-PICTURESIUE FAIRWAYS and [sharply reduced by the efforts BEAUTIFUL ROLLING COENS add = COMBINED WIfH- COMFORTABLE MODERGAELY PRICED ACCOMMODATION MAKES THIS AN IDEAL HOLIDAY ARRANGEMEN ./ GOLF 40 MIL Spacious Clubhouse, with verandah pleasant place to courteous service.Ladies Gentlemen excluding holidays) a proportion of their dues based Annus! Fee.) of our housewives.Golf © WHEN YOU THINK OF JOINING À Regulation 18-hole course .* located just Sh ;TES BY TRAMWAY BUS FROM ST.CATHERINE AND ATWATER - 15 MINUTES I B A ogeglooking chine Rapids .8 relax op while WE a Llmer Afternoon .Commodious Diningroom with Good Food at moderate prices .Family (2 only\u20141 male\u20141 female) .Associate (Monday to Friday to 4.(Members enlisting for Active Service will, For information: re Special Discount cal! W.Farrell.Manager.Yo.15437 response from Canadian is very encouraging to the pf the National Salvage An essential war job pne and done wells the Germans will get Country Club CLUB\u2014THINK OF LASALLE .conveniently t of Verdun.UTO.pleasant, 30.00 verser 45.00 00 P.M.eerie ena 12.50 on application, be refunded on a monthly percentage of the \u2014\u2014 We Do Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAInut 2773 % THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY ball League Plans Opening May 16 es Adults\u2019 Tickets J| Will Not Be Issued Adults\u2019 tickets will st be issued this year for the use of the public Tennis Courts in Westmount, it has just been announced by K.J.Ane derson, Superintendent of Parks.Persons twenty-one years of age and over wishing to use the courts will be allowed to play on presentation of their National Registration Card.Students\u2019 and scholars\u2019 tennis tickets will again be issued to persons under twentye one.With the fine weather now prevailing, it is quite possible that the courts wlll be opened on the weck-end or soon after, \u201cY\u201d POOL IS MADE READY FOR CLASSES Filter System is Over-