The Westmount examiner, 29 janvier 1942, jeudi 29 janvier 1942

[" kens il ther kin, ! nck ime ith.the )ro- so the ed- 1at- arge its one 2as- only ule | = Poe WE BUY OLD GOLD lately?OHMAN\u2019 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene 2 WE.4046 VOL.Xill, No.5 SPECIAL DRIVE [5 CONBUGTED FOR OLD RA Great Need For Discarded Materials Stressed By Local Salvage Campaign Officials The Westmount Salvage Campaign committee is this week making a special appeal for the same material being asked for in the corresponding period by headquarters \u2018of the National drive\u2014rags, and every effort is being made to collect as large a quantity as possible.Stressing the great need for rags at the present time, officials of the local campaign stated yesterday that during the year immediately prior to the start of the war, Canada's importation of waste rags included 30 mil- Hon pounds from the Netherlands, 16,300,000, from the United States, and 10,500,000 pounds from the United Kingdom.Canada\u2019s normal requirement of the material is 70,000,- 000 pounds annually and during the first year of the war but 50 million was obtained in this country, and all imports have now stopped.The city seeks, particularly, old clothes, rugs, carpets and mattresses and residents are requested to place all such discarded articles beside their garbage cans for collection on garbage removal day.Most of the rags collected will be used as wipers in war production plants, while woollen rags and other materials will be gent, to textile mills to be made into blankets, rugs.and.Greatcoats.) .In a previous drive for rags conducted by the National Salvage Committee, William Knightly, director of National Sal vage headquarters, asked Canadians to save their old rags for use in war industry.\u201cDon\u2019t throw away\u2018 or burn a single scrap of .cotton or wool,\u201d he said in a statement, explaining there wer many and varied uses for rags, the most essential of which was as wipers to keep parts of machinery clean.Rags collected at home should be sorted and when they have accumulated local salvage committees will see that the rags find their way to cleaning and reclamation plants and thence to war industry.\u201cWe want all the rag we can gat.said Mr.Knightley.Last week's special drive for old tires, tubes and o.er rub- Ler articles was \u2018ar more successful than had been anticipated, local officials stated a considerable amount of the product having been collected.CLUB T0 HOLD ANNUAL DINNER ON FEB.147 Jews, Catholics and Protestants Will Attend Annual Temple Emanu-El Event The Men's Club of Temple Emanu-El has sebeduled its annual fellowship dinner between Jews.Catholies and Protestants to take place at Temple Emanu- El on Wednesday, February 18.Members are requested to Invite non-Jewish friends as their guests.These fellowship dinners have been held annually for the past 14 years in the cause of better understanding.and in the increase of Canadian unity.Committee: Martin Arnovitz, Lawrence Marks, Hershell Lewis.Harry Wolfe, Jerome Lewinson.Professor Jacob R.Marcus, of Hebrew Union College.Cincinnati, will lecture to clergy and religious educators, Monday.February 2, as follows: 10.30- 12.15 a.m.: morning session, address, \u2018\u2019Jewish-Christian Relations Through the Ages\u201d: Luncheon session, address, Rt.Rev.Arthur To (Continued on Page 2) 42 Years in ox Westmount\u201d Have you leoked ever your oid jewelry Prices were never higher our reputation of 42 years of business integrity assures you of full valuation, TT eo vesterday, sad Ave.Ls YL + \u201cQuiz Contest\u201d | To Feature .- Meeting Although the meeting was only a routine affair, a large crowd attended last week's session of the Westmount Stamp Club.General trading predominated at the meeting but one highlight was the visit of Sgt, Haldimand of the Veteran's Guard.Sgt, Haldi- mand is a former president of the Club and was given a hearty welcome by the present day members.A \u2018Quiz Contest\u2019 will feature tonight's get-together.HE.Guertin, first vice-president of the Club, will Zonduct the Quiz, Prizes of stamps will be given to the winning junior members, The meeting is scheduled to start at 8.15 p.m.and will be held in the Oak Room of the Victoria Hall, he Westmount Lxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis MMITTEE PREPARES bleak island outpost.shaped shelters housing American WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1942 oh forces.FOR VICTOR SOLDIER'S GREAT WHITE WAY IN ICELAND A company street in an American camp in Iceland looks more cheerful than most scones of that U.S.Army Signal Corps photo from NEA Service shows lights shining from dome- ¥ 10 DISPLAY BRITISH LOAN POSTERS HERE Over 35 Will be Flown From England by Pilot of R.A.F.Ferry Command Flown back to Canada by bomber with one of the ferry pilots returning to the Dominion after flying a new plane to Britain, more than 35 British war loan posters will go on display in the main lobby of the West- mount Y.M.C.A, a week or ten days before the opening of Canada\u2019s second Victory Loan.Along with the British posters which urge the British people to lend their money to the government for defense and attack, a selection of the new Canadian Victory Loan posters will be included in the display.The British posters, printed on light weight paper, so light that thirty of them weigh about the same as one Canadian display card, are designed to appeal to every class of the population, In design and color they display the same dramatic characteristics that featured posters in the London underground before the war, posters which attracted the attention and admiration of advertising men all over the world.The combined British and Canadian poster display will be kept open for the duration of the Victory Loan drive and will form part of the Westmount Y M.C.A.'s contribution to the campaign in that district.In addition, the \u2018Y\u2019 branch is planning one or more special meetings in advance of the campaign at which Victory Loan speakers will be invited to address the members ani outiine tbe purposes of the war drive and the urgent need for support for tbis $600,000,000 appeal.Other activities in support of the Joan are also being planned.Arrangements for securing the posters from Britain and for the lobby display were made by E.1.Taylor, executive secretary of the branch, who has also been responsible for the year-round program of troup entertainments which are held every Saturday night at the branch for men in uniform.J.B.WOODYATI NAMED 10 POST Succeeding to the post left vacant through the death of HR.Cocktield, J.B.Woodyatt, of 8197 Westmount Boulevard.has been named vice-president of the Graduates Society of McGill University, Mr.Woodyatt is president and general manager of the Southern Canada Power Company, Limited.A native of Brantford, Ont, Mr.Woodyatt graduated in elec- | trical engineering at McGill in 11907.He has been a supporter of the society and the university | for many years.St Andrew's Westmount United Church contributed a total of $27,023 to missions and philanthropies during the past year, it was revealed at the annual meeting held Tuesday night, This sum was divided as follows: missionary and maintenance, $12,- 574: bombed British churches, $911; Women's Missionary Society, $2,069; social service, $617; and War Savings, $8,000.George Hunter was elected president of the congregation during the meeting, while other officers named follow: W.W.King, -vice-president; McKay, honorary treasurer; new members to board, R.G.Me- Nellie, F.Morgan, A.Phillip Kennedy, W.Lawrie, George A.Ross and Gordon Shewan were Total Of $27, By St.Andrew\u2019s Church \"Thomas ] 023 Given re-elected for a second term.William Reid was named chairman and E.E.Hutchison, treasurer, of the Missionary and Church Work Committee.T.M.Barrington reported for the session that 109 new members had been received and that the present membership was 1.579.Major C.G.Macartney reported 130 men on active service.Before the annual meeting 200 members attended a supper provided by the men of the congregation under the chairmanship of H.P.Ross.The Meeting was addressed by Dr: KT Martin who gave an account of the religious, social and cultural life of Russia, Miss Ellen.Rathie delivered two vocal selections accompanied on the piano by F.Whiteley.DR, MK.WATHEN | APPOINTED CHURCH WARDEN Annual Vestry Meeting Is Held in St.Matthias\u2019 Parish Hall Dr.J.McK.Wathen was elected People's Warden and P.A.McFarlane was appointed Rector\u2019s Warden, at the annual vestry meeting of St.Matthias\u2019 Church held in the Parish Hall recently.Rev.A.T.Love, acting rector.presided.H.G.Norman was elected Deputy Warden.Other officers are: Advisory Board: 0.G Beckit, G.H, Boright.J.A.Cameron, R.Carmen, H.Stuart Fish, E, S.Galiop, R.B.Hall, R.B.Heward, W.S.Hulbig, P.E.Jarman, T.M.Markman, W.H.Murray, Dr.A.G.Nicholls, S.C, Norsworthy.; W.O'H.Percey, J.H, Richardson, A.W.Roper, P.J.Turner, N.W.Van Wyck, J.R.Wallace, W.Clare White, J.C.Beswick, Gordon T.Brownley, W, H., Campbell, B.S.Connolly, A.J.Fioud.P.L.Hall, V, Harris, Wilbert H.Howard, W.W.Hutchison, G, H.Jenkins, H.S.Langford, A.M.Maclure, E.N.Mercer, J, C.Newman, H.G.Norman, J.M.O'Halloran, Norman Read.G S.Ridout, L.W.Taylor, F.D.Tur- visle, C.J.Walker, G.W.Wheat- ley, David Young.Sidesmen: J.C.Beswick, K.C.Brown, Harry Chalk, H.Collis, J.Rhys Floud, G.W.Hadrill, RK.B.Hall, L.st.J.Haskell, Geo.Motherwell, Stuart Ramsay, John ! Richardson, W.R, Robertson, A.\u2018W.Robert, J.W.Slessor.L.W.| Taylor, Leslie Wade, G.Hi Boright, W.H, Campbell, C.Collis, H.Stuart Fish, E.8.Gallop, P.L.Hall, R, C.Hannan.je., Walter Mitham, Dr, R.V.Nicholls, Selby Rickards.G.S.| Ridout, H.Robinson, H.M.Skel- ton, Geo.Permberton Smith.F.D.| Turville, J.R.Wallace, R.Wilson- Smith.| Vestry Clerk: L.W.Taylor.H.Jordan.R.W.Louthood, G.: Woman Is Injured When Hit By Car Miss Martha A.Stewart, 65, ot 5745 Deom avenue, suffered head wounds and a possible fracture of the left collar bone when she was struck by an automobile driven by Joseph J.Corcoran, of 132 First avenue, Lachine, on Sherbrooke street, just east of Prince Albert avenue, at 10.45 p.m, on Tuesday.The driver of the car.which was proceeding from west fo east on Sherbrooke, told police that the woman walked into the side of the vehicle as she crossed from the south to the north side of the street.Corcoran stopped immediately after the accident.Miss Stewart was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital in an ambulance summoned by Westmount Police who investigated the mishap.Roslyn Home, School A meeting of the Roslyn Home and School Association will be held on Monday evening commencing at 8.15 p.m., when the speaker will he Principal Chas.H.Savage, of the Westmount Group To Meet Monday | Intermediate School, He will have as his subject, \u201cWhat happens When your child leaves the | Elementary School?\u201d FRANCIS MEAD CHARGED WITH DEATH OF MAN Voluntary Statement Set In Case of Airman Driving Car Said to Have Hit Resident Voluntary statement was set for tomorrow in the cuse of Francis Mead, 29-year-old member of the R.C.A.F., who wus held for trial tast- west\" 5y\"StTEt Armand Clautier on a charge ol manslaughter in connection with the death of James Howard Cowan, of 50 Bruce avenue.The latter was struck down by an automobile, claimed to have been driven by Meud, at the corner of St.Catherine and St.Matthew streets in the early hours of the morning of January 11, and died in the Roya] Victoria Hospital four days later.Allan Corner, 4870 Cote des Neiges road, testified that he was walking along St.Catherine street towards Guy street when ho heard a crash.He turned and saw , that an automobile had crashed through the safety zone.He said he had asked Mead shortly afterwards if he had been the driver of the car, and the aviator had replied very politely and in a gentlemanly wav in the affirmative.Edward Deary, 3491 Atwater avenue, testified that the car driven hy Mead was travelling at a considerable rate of speed, and had \u201cjumped\u2019 two or three few! from the ground when it struck the: safety zone posts.John W.Long, K.C., appeared for the prosecution, and Marcel Lafontaine for the accused.Sgt.Plt.J.Morrison Recovering In Britain A son of Mr.and Mrs, Kirk Morrison, 72 Bruce avenue, Sgt.Pilot G.H, Morrison.is reported to be recovering In Britain from injuries received on active service early this month.Admitted to Edinburgh Miltary Hospital and placed on the dangerously 111 list, he has now been transferred to the seriously {ll list.Monday \u2014 Westmount Women's Club Red Cross group.lecture.Council, The Week At Victoria Hall M NA A A A A MM AAA MAMA Today\u2014 Westmount Stamp Club.Tomorrow\u2014 Concert by Soviet Union at War and at Peace.Saturday-\u2014Sir George Williams College dance.Royal Arcanum; Westmount Tuesday\u2014British Israel] World Federation; Lorne Lodge, [.O.L.Wednesday\u2014British Israel World Federation; Victorian Order i of Nurses; Westmount Social Service Club; regular weekly luncheon { meeting of Westmount Rotary \u2018\u2019lub; Civifian Protection Committee; Electa Chapter Order of the Fastern Star; Nutrition Committee Next Thursday\u2014 First Church Christ Sclentist meeting; West- mount Stamp Club; Community Garden League of Greater Montreal.DONALD SAVAGE LOSES LIFE IN ENEMY ACTION Death in England of Former Westmount High Pupil Is Officially Announced Sergeant Air Gunner Donald Justin Savage, a former student of Westmount HIgh School, lost his life in action on January 15, according to official word received by his parents, Mr.and Mrs, G.V.Savage, of 121 Quebec avenue, Toronto.It will be recalled that on December 18 last Sgt.Savage was a member of the crew of the R.C.A.F.bomber which scored a direct hit on one of the German warships Gnelseneau and Scharu- horst, undergoing repairs at Brest.At that time, he laughed as he told about a plece of flak which came through the tail.\u201cI wasn't hurt,\u201d he sald, \u2018\u2018because 1 wag sitting on my tin hat and nothing happened.\u2019 Sgt.Savage who was burfed in Yorkshire, England, with full military hovors was born at Bel- leville, Ont.and was 20 years of age.He received his education at St.Michael's High School at Belleville and later at Westmount High School.Prior to enlisting Sgt.Savage was employed as a clerk in the chief tImekeepers office of the Canadian National Railways, Montreal, where he commenced his railway service in July 1936, He obtained leave of absence from the national system in October 1939 to joir the R.C.AF, He received training at Toronto land Jarvis, Ont, prior to going overseas in May of last year.Bet.Savage's father is also employed with C.N.R.as transportation inspector at Toronto.FINAL TRIBUTE PAID TO LATF MAJOR SAVAGE Member of Widely Known Family Had Fine War Record\u2014Was President of Rutherford Co.The funeral service for Major Harold Murchieson Savage of 464 I'm avenue, was held yesterday afternoon in the Church of St.Andrew and St, Paul.Major Savage, president and general manager of Rutherford and Co., lumber merchants, died at his home on Monday.He was 560 years of age.Member of a widely known: Montreal family, Major Savage was the son of the late John George and Mrs.Savage.He was born in Montreal on January 16, 1891, and was educated at Montreal High 8chool, St.Al- han's, and Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ont, After Jeaving school he entered the National Trust Company where he served until the outbreak of war fn 1014, He volunteered for active service In August of that year, left for France with the 1st Contingent of Canadians, and did not return to Canada untl the spring following the Armistice.During this time he won for himself a fine record on the field, being awarded the D.8.0.and Bar and | ; |Y-M.C.A.War Services, will leave He was.Montreal shortly for London to having been mentioned in patches several times, wounded on August 24, 1918.Major Savage went overseas as a lieutenant in the Canadian Field Artillery In a unit under the command of Lt.-Col.J.J.Creelman.He was promoted twice on the field of battle and at the conclusion of the war was offficer commanding the 24th Battery, 8th Army Brigade, des- :CF.A.He won his D.8.0.in November, 1817, during fighting near l\u2019assachendale, where his unit \"suffered heavy casualties After the war Major Savage returned to business with the Rutherford Lumber Company and (Continued on Page 2) nn 19 Y il à ae rime 2% A.ARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished 4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates D A MM M dd A MA Repaired - Refinished Cleaned Ross Grafton & Co.WE.2323 LUN ULIIIIIIISIISISISIIMIULSSIIAN IS US III IIS SE PRICE\u2014 TWO CENTS ET TAGS DRIVE PLANS BEING DRAWN UP FOR CAMPAIGN SCHEDULED T0 OPEN ON FEBRUARY 16 George A.Campbell, K.C., is chairman of local board and C.E.McKenna unit organizer \u2014 Other officials appointed \u2014 Headquarters established.The Westmount Victory Loan at 1383 Greene nvonue, is already opens officially on February 14, of the drive.The committee leading the Georgo A.Campbell, K.C,, chairm Francois Fuune, J.S.Norris, A.Committee, with headquarters proparing for the campaign which C.KE.McKenna ls unit organizer campaign here Is composed of un, Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., S.Fraser, M, A, Phelan, K.C, 8.Bronfman, and Dent Harrison, Jr.Leslie Choyce is in charge of publicity for the division, which also takes in N.D.Q.and Montreal PO.ARMSTRONG FATALLY HURT IN AIR CRASH Flyer Was Former Resident Here And Student High At__ Westmount School , Final tribute was paid on I'ri- day in the Chapel of Jos.C, Wray and Bro., to PO, George H.Armstrong who was killed in nn R.C.A.F, accident near Trenton, Ont, lust week.He was well known here, having resided with his uncle and aunt, Dr.and Mrs.Tred J.Tees, of orden avenue.He received hls education at Sel- wyn House School and at West- mount High School where he played football and hockey.PO.Armstrong was a son of the late Ives H, Armstrong, of Montreal, and Mrs, Armstrong, of Gunanoque, Ont.and a grandson of the late George KE.Armstrong.M.D.He was 28 years old, Born In Gananoque, I'O, Armstrong lived in Lethbridge, Alta.until his father's death about 20 years ng0, When he came here to reside with his uncle and aunt, PO.Armstrong received his wings at St.Hubert on November 21, 1841, 194), leading the graduating class, and was commissioned at olice as a reward for his fine work during the course, He was married two years ago to Mildred 4, lawson, who, with their baby-daughter, Gale, survives, Also surviving are his mother and two brothers, Douglas, of Montreal, and FO.Hadley Armstrong, an R.CAF.instructor.W.H.SPEARMAN 10 HEAD CLUB From 1935 until] April 1940, executive-secretary of the West- mount Branch of the Y.M.C.A, Wilfred H.Bpearm.n, at present Eastern area secretary of the take charge of the Beaver Club, operated by the Canadian Y.M.C.A.War Services, A widely experienced official in association work, \u2018Mr.Spear- man Is well known Jn Montreal and neighboring centres, as a result of his dutfes In this area.for the past 13 years, first stationed ot branch and then the Westmount He was the Central transferred to unit of the as- soclailon, hefore assuming charge, of the association\u2019s war services in the Fastern ares.The latter - extends from Kingston, Ont, to t Valcartier, f ue, Mr.Spearman is married and the father of three children.* ig H.C.Mood.A.D.Wesl, wlifle the division organizer Newall is assistant divislonal organizer.While full plans have not yet been completed, it ls expected that a bouse-to-house canvass will be made of every home In Westmount.A STRONG COMMITTEL 18 ANNOUNCED Planning an Victory Loan campaign appeal that will gain the support of all sections of the population und rench business and professional men and women, housewives, school children, labor and the various national groups throughout the city, C.Was kar.and Leo.W.Vezina, joint publicity chairmen for Montren] Island, announce the formation of a publicity committee including more than 60 outs standing advertising, publicity and sules executives, The publicity committee which has been assembled over the past three weeks and which has alrendy completed a considerable amount of advance planning for [the campaign ls headed by the Joint chalrmen, assisted by six group cuptuins.Sub-committee with from three to elght members have heen set up and every phase of local campaign promotion bas been constderod in the publicity program.Two new sub-committees have been added to this year's organization, an international group which will develop nctive support among members of Montreal's foreign- born population and a sports committee which will tnke ad- (Continued on Page 2) T BOYS CLUB ORGANIZED AT LOCAL SCHOOL Hi-Y Grads Club is Cooperating in New Community Undertaking This year Westmount Y.M.C.A,, in cooperation with tha Hi-Y Grads Club, is attempting to do community work ontside the main building.As a result, a boys' eiub hag heen formed in Queen's 6chool.The boys call themselves, the Rinkydinks, The boys mect in the gymnasium of Queen's School every Wednesday evening where they huve & well halanced program of games, light apparatus work and races, On Thursday afternoons, the boys come to the local branch of the \u2018Y'\" where they have a pe- rind in the pool.The boys who cannot swim are taught to do so.For those who can swim, there 1x instruction in advanced swimming, diving and watergames, Saturday evenings the boys come again to the \u201cY' for handicraft work where they have access to a very well equipped craft shop.Here they have the opportunity to show their originality and are t«ught to use their hands.The group has approximately twenty-four members.Ross Sea- (Continued on Page 2) rene i ¥ À qua gage ame eee J AE pra PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropelis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAlnut 2773° \u201cThe Examiner\u201d alms to be an newspaper for the hums devoted to WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, GIVE VENT TO YOUR EMOTIONS War as waged by a country a strange combination of softheartedness, steely determination, and a false feeling of frustration.We read about and reflect on Nazi atrocities.The Huns bomb old ladies and little children out of cities into the highways in order to choke the roads and impede the military movements of their enemies.Nazis and Japs seize innocent people as hostages and shoot them down when their fellow countrymen dare to oppose Nazi oppression.These inhuman acts sicke peace, we grow tender as we realize that but for geographical reasons, Canadian mothers and Canadian children might be similar victims of these bestial races.Out of that softness of hear personal urge to stamp out these tyrants \u2014 to make the whole world free for decent human beings.And then comes the moment Canada feel frustrated, That shouldn't be.Those of us left back in Canada can fling our dollars effort with as much vigour sailors, soldiers and airmen apply to the battle And those dollars are as im- at the front.- portant as the operations of the overseas.Every dollar subscribed to the Victory Loan means another step forward towards the end of brutal tyranny.Fight with your doliars as the fight with their machine guns.back your fire.SMEARING CANADA How do you explain the fac now building as many merchant ships as Britain herself; building, in addition, destroyers, corvettes, motor torpedo boats, and soon to be building cruisers; turning out more armoured vehicles of war nation on earth, possibly barring Russia; ex- Independent, clean porting huge quantities of ammunition and # I automatic machire guns, building fifteen dif- COMPANY public service.| 1942 like Canada is n us.Loving the t rises a great when some in into the war as Canadian military forces Canadian boys Don\u2019t hold t that Canada, minesweepers, than any other service.was incredible.correct of most urgent need.contributed, do so without delay.; ferent types of war planes, two types of tanks, anti-tank cannon by the thousand, large quan tities of Bofors anti-aircraft guns and light artillery; soon to huild the finest bombing plane yet turred out by any British country; sending huge quantities of foodstuffs to Britain, and this ycar giving Britain more than a oil- lion dollars to help firance the war, with more men enlisted for active service anywhere in | the world than at any time in the last war; \u201c and still building ractories to produce more both for ourselves and for Britain\u2014how Jo you explain the fact that so many people right Pere in Canada still go far out of their way to belittle their own country in above?view of tha Have they only political motives in constantly comparing us to other nations to our great disadvantage when, in truth, we have done infinitely more than most countries with which we are compared?the number of men we have enlisted for active We were told, over a nation-wide broadcast a few days ago, by an official of the Canadian Legion, that Australia had over 800, - 000 men enlisted for active service\u2014a figure that, even allowing for the fact that Australia hasnt the war industries to man that we have, Shortly afterward, the office of the Australian High Commissioner issued figures\u2014170,000.Why do people broadcast such inaccurate information?Why does anybody want to country?in our criticism, Take, for example, smear his own Let us be reasonable, and specific, NOT MUCH TIME LEFT There is very little time left in which to contribute tc the St Mary's Hospital drive, and if this worthy object is to succeed it will require the help of everyone who can contribute.St.Mary's is an asset to this district, although strictly speaking not located within our boundaries; but scores of local residents have taken advantage of its proximity and its cheerful and efficient atmosphere.institution like St.Mary's appreciated in times If you Rava not yet The idea seems to prevail wears a spotless linen handkerchief breastpocket of his coat, it\u2019s all right to use a dirty ball of cotton for catching his sneeze and blowing his nose.Especially is an that if a man in the You're lucky if you're out of the driveway before the guests you leave behind begin talking about you, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, \u2014_\u2014 eae 4 CALVARY ! |! CHURCH NOTES 15: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Capt, the Rev.T, W.Jones, M.A., D.D., will preach at hoth | morning and evening services on | Sunday next in Calvary United \"Church, Dorchester St.at Greene | Ave, Westmount.At the \"ing worship the theme of the sermon will be: \u201cWhat does the Sanctuary mean to you?\u201d ing the preaching service, The Sunday Schools will meet \u2018at 11 am.and 3 pm, The Men's Own Brotherhood will meet at 3 o'clock.At the evening service at 7.30 p.m.Dr.Jones will preach on the subject Religious Revivals in times of National Crisis.\u201cMan's l extremity \u2014 God's Opportunity.\u201d The Young People's Union will follow a programme of unusual interest nn Monday at 8.15 p.m.\u201cSo you think you know?\u201d Tuesday from 10.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m, the weekly meeting of the Red Cross Units and the evening Unit at 7.30 p.m.Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.The Midweek Service for [Prayer and Bible Study, led by the Pastor.The subject will be the Twenty- third Psalm, the sweetest song in the Psalter, \u2019 The Boy Scouts will meet at 7.156 p.m.on Monday and the Cubs on Thursday at the same hour, Final Tribute .(Continued from Page 1) rose to the position of president and general manager.He is survived by his wife, formerly Jean Lee George; by two sons, Lt, W.K.G, Savage, 60th Battery, 7th Field Regiment, R.C.A.(overseas), and Roger PF.D.Savage; and one daughter, Miss Marigold Savage, also six sisters, Mrs, L.Van Kirk, Mrs.J.E, Birks, Mrs.George Grier, Mrs, Brooke Claxton, Mrs, T.W.L.MacDermot and Miss Anne Savage, FORWARD Anywhere, If it be forward .and if I should never return, perhaps my life will be as profitably spent as a forerunner as in any other way:\u2014David Livingstone.words for 20 & 351 CLASS mtn The Westmount Examiner FIED ADS tte tre tbertep WAlnut | 2773 : PERSONAL ROBICRUCIAN Secrat Teachings are offered to those who seek to use them solely for the perfection of thair Inner faculties, and In the :aastering of the dally obstacles of life; the International Organisation of Rosicrucianr will be happy to receive tho requests of those who bhelleve that worthiness and sincerity determine the right for ohe to have such wisdom; to tham, a copy of \u201cThe Secret Heritage,\u201d a fascinating book, will be given without price; let this book guide you to the oonservative plan whereby you may widen your scope of Personal Power.Simply address your letter to Scribe 8.1.(., AMORC Temple, Rosicrucian Yark, San Jose, California.A-3 LOST LOST.Gulit metal Delt,\" Saturday morning on Lansdowne Avenue, Apply WE.1888.511 Lansdowne Avenue.A-1 FOUND YOUNG CAT male, dark grey, white shirt front.Owner please phone Fl.4412, A-31 FOR SALE tically new, size 35-39; édition, extra good 6x9, bargain.dio with records.THREIZ PIECE tuxedo suit, also gentleman's beautiful maroon coloured flg- mattress; Phliicb combination ra- WA.3017, prac- caso Bar, UAK DESK 36 (onk) 4 sections, FOR SALE x 23, $16.00.Book- $10.00.FR.G-224 FOR SALE THREL PIECE chesterfield set, good condition $35.00, EL.4054.G-141 SOLID walnut bookcase, b ft long, 4 carpet G-104 MAN'S MUSKRAT man's winter coat: coats and sults, all tion.EL.2400, Apt.4 Uned lamb collar cloth coat, size 36; young lady's in good condi- 5160 Queen Mary, Persian 2110 ANTIQUE SOFA, Victorian style.oak finish, good condition, also pair boy's skates & boots, size 9%.Tel.EL, dressos, G-231 6338.DOUBLE BED, spring: filled mattress, almost new, bureau, knglish ghester- field, miscellaneous, nll bargains, WE, G-140 Crossword Puzzle SITUATIONS VACANT SCHOOL GIRL to take out baby from 4-6 p.m.every day.$1.00 per week, Apply 38 Staynor Ave, Westmount A-20 APARTMENTS WANTED 31 ROOM apartment, girls, preferably furnished, vicinity Atwater and Greene Ave.WA.5185.A-2 _ FLATS WANTED FLAT WANTED.5 room, heated, duplex, 8 adults.YO.9711.A-4 / ROOMS TO LET BRIGHT SUNNY room on Sherbrooke St.near Westmount Park, $3.50, Busi- nest lady or gentleman.Call after 7.15 pan.FI, 3745, A-18 LARGE BRIGHT room, gentleman, modern home, good cav service.WA, 3428.A-18 FOR SALE NEW $40.00 Mack coat.$10.00.Black wateh pin, 74388.A-19 HUDSON SKAIL coat, new model, new lining.size 38, double breasted, large sleeves.No dealers, $75.00, WI.2320.A«17 GENTLEMAN'S black Biysian winter coat, site 40, $10.00, Sk! pants, $3.80, Ski bootr and tube skates and boots, size 11, $3.00 per pair.El.2326.A-18 MODBRN BUREAU, walnut finish, round frameless mirror, excellent condition, $10.00.W1.5667, after 7 p.m, Ad BEAUTIFUL RUGS.matr.various tables, chairs, bookcase, lamps.Ches- terfleld suite, bedroom set studio.All never used.Unusual opportunity, FI.1980, Colson, 1358 Greene, Westmount.A-12 RENT A FRIGIDAIRE Avold food waste, Cheaper than fce, Frigidaire Rental Service.WA.5648.A-6 WASHING MACHINES, Free Inspections and estimates by factory expert, repairs to all makes, terms !f size 38, for $1.00.WI.HORIZONTAL 1\u2014On the apex of 3\u2014Lettitce genus 8\u2014Minute particle 12-\u2014Fo possess 13\u2014Covering for the head 14\u2014Pertainiug to the 15\u2014Nefore 16-\u2014Estunry of the Amazon 17\u2014Wading bird 18\u2014Weasel-like animal Insect 22\u2014ltalian viver 24\u2014To nbscond 23\u2014Small dog 30\u2014Wild 31\u2014To cut off 32\u2014Mendow 34\u2014Nans name 35\u2014Turkish unit of money 38\u2014One-horned horse- like antmat {41\u2014American arctic desired.Beatty Bros, EL.3187.AE + .' explorer 85 58 42- Air force tradition is still in the making\u2014because aerial warfare is still young.But the Dutch East From airports like the Java field pictured above, the fighters take Many of the Indies pilots fought the Naxis IY FR and needy of all Montreal.During the year approximately 1,200 garments were made and 125 quilts.There is an urgent need for women to assist in this work by giving their services all day Wednesday or part of the day.The \u201cShut-Ins\u201d were visited regularly by the committee during the year and children were provided with clothes and fees for camps.Christmas dinners, clothing and baskets of fruit were provided for 10 families in West- mount, Ofticers for the year were elected as follows: First direc- tress, Mrs.N.Poole; second dir- ectress, Mrs.G, McMurtry; third directress, Mrs.D.Lorimer: Secretary, Mrs.T.C.Stokes; Treasurer, Mrs.J.J.Hoppes.The girls Hi-Y Clubs of the City of Montreal held a large supper meeting last night at Westmount Y.M.C.A, There are four girls\u2019 Hf-Y clubs \u2014 one at Westhill High School, one at Montreal West High School, one at Westmount High School and the fourth at Town of Mount Royal.These clubs have been operating for some time now in all these schools.The Girls Hi-Y Grand Chapter is a body of representatives from the four clubs, which acts as a co-ordinating group for those represented.The supper meeting held last night was planned by this group partly as an educational meeting and partly to provide an opportunity for girls from the different schools \u2018to become acquainted, Children's Group Problems Mrs.W, T.B.Mitchell, who was guest speaker of the evening, told those present of some of the problems found in children\u2019s groups, and pointed out some ways in which the various members of the clubs could be of.assistance to their communities through leadership of children's groups and other club projects.The speaker was introduced by Miss Barbara Jones, president of the Montreal West Club, and thanked by Miss Barbara Vogan of Westhill, Miss Hazel Archer, president of the, Grand Chapter, and member of the Westmount Hi-Y Club, was chairman of the meeting, and gave in her opening remarks a brief outline of the purpose of the Grand Chapter, welcoming the girls present, Tables Decorated Decorations on the tables re- 3 German Guns Taken From City Work of removing the three German guns which stood outside the City Hall and the Public Library and which were sold for scrap metal to be used to make munitions for this war, was completed yesterday.The guns were sold by the Dominion Government for this purpose at the request of the City of Westmount a number of residents.The big guns were the property of the Public Archives Department in Ottawa, The salvage division of the Treasury Department called for tenders, returnable January 16, Records at the City Hall show that receipt of the guns from the Director of War Trophies was acknowledged by the City In July, 1920.The two previously in front of the City Hall were a 105 mm.field gun and a 15 cm.howitzer.The latter was captured by the 60th Battalion on April 13, 1917, at Bois de Folie, Girls Of Four Schools Hold Hi-Y Supper Meeting presented some of the things which the different clubs have done in the past few months following the theme of learning more about children's \"work in Canada, Small \u2018paper and pipe- cleaner figures were used to 1l- Justrate the many different activities in which the clubs have heen engaged \u2014 such as holding children's parties for certain groups, and assisting some of the social agencies doing work for children by club leadership, Ub- rary work, painting of equipment and in other ways.The decorations were made .by members of the Montreal West Hi-Y Club, Each school helped fu the planning of this major event of the Hi-Y year, with Montreal West arranging decorations, with the Town of Mount Royal Hi-Y Club planning all details of the programme, with Westhill Hi-Y Club responsible for the Introductory games which were played before the supper began in order to permit the girls to\u2019 beçome better acquainted, and , with the Westmount Hi-Y Club making all arrangements for the supper.which was held at Westmount Y.M.C.A,, and acting as hostesses to the visiting club, Members of the Grand Chapter Executive are Miss Hazel Archer, President (Westmount) Miss Barbara Jones, Vice President (Montreal West) Miss Barbara Emmett, Secretary (Town of Mount Royal) and Miss Barbara Vogan, Treasurer (Westhill): advisors to the Grand Chapter are Mrs.J.G.MacKay (teacher advisor to the Town of Mount Royal Club) and Miss Marian Best Y.M.C.A, advisor to the Westhill Hi-Y Club).Vimy Ridge.The other was taken by the 15th Battalion, on September 2, 1918, at the junction of roads west of Bois de Bouche and south of Cagnicourt.The third gun, outside the library, was a 21 em.Krupp howitzer, but nothing is known of its history.Overseas League Work Is Reviewed Work of the Overseas Parcels League during the past\" nine months is revealed by the president, Mrs.L.S.Wallgate, in the organization\u2019s second annual report, extracts from which follow: The Second Annual Report of the Overseas Parcels League covers a period of only nlue months, April lst to Deceinber 31st, on Instructions from Natlo- nal War Services, who now desire the calendar year to be the fiscal year of all war service organizations.During this pertod 28,042 knitted comforts, iucluding 7,632 sweaters and 4,577 seaboot stockings, were sent overseas in 39 weekly shipments valued at $29,- 235.72.7,488 turtle neck sweaters and 2.300 pounds of wool were purchased.Receipts amounted to $16,642.95, which included donations of $15,624.94 and the proceeds of the Minesweepers\u2019 Jan:- horee $772.46.All shipments are now sent to The Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen for distribution, the most direct and least costly method of shipping.To date nothing has been lost ir transport.Net one cent has been spent for overhead, the League helng operated on an entirely voluntary basis.This policy will be continued.I am pleased to report that the Rt.Rev.Arthur Carlisle, Lord Bishop of Montreal, has gracious Ascension Sodality Makes Arrangements For Valentine Social A St.Valentine's Day Social will be held on Friday, Febru ary 13, in St.Leo's Academy hall, under the auspices of the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of the Parish of the Ascension of Our Lord.The general convener is Miss Anne Landy, chairman of the Social Lite Committee, assisted by Miss Dorothy Brophy, refreshments; Miss Betty Brown, decorations, and Miss Peggy O\u2019Brien and Miss Betty Bethell, telephoning.Miss Dorothy McCracken will supervise the checking and Miss Mona Landy will look after the arrangements for the musical en- tertalnment.The color schemé of the de- coratione will he the traditional red and white of St.Valentine.The tables for the refreshments will be arranged In supper fashion.Sodality Entertains Convalescent Patients 1 have found the words \u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026s hidden in the advertisement OF .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026creccineseeusenmemensenceesssesemess OU PASO L.\u2026.eco000es OM PRO VVOPÉS Lo cncconscensssrerseneanescsncammsc oumens eme ranmu hidden in the advertisement of .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026.\u2026\u2026secerscsancenmensarnnemes ss.OM .i k\u2019s Examiner, these being the titles of the twe feature | ee tu de shown ot the Westmount Theatre during half of the coming week.| agree te accept the judge\u2019 final regerding the awarding of prmes to the Thestrs.submitting the cerrset answef.Winners are to be drawn from those \u2014 With Musical \u201cProgram Members of the Sodality of the Church of the Ascension, entertained the patients of the Convalescent Home on Sunday morning.Conducted by Miss Mary Allison, the Sodality Glee Club presented a varied program of music and song.Mrs.J.Shea accompanied the singers at the Eyes, Gutelius and Glee Club Chorus; piano, The program was as follows: ! Stroiling Through the Park,.Beautiful Dreamer, La Paloma, Glee Club Chorus; Piano Duet, | Sheila Tramblay, Ann Landy; Victory Bonds.ly consented to serve on the Ad- isory Council of the League now |, being formed.Novelty Number, Leonard Walsh; Piano Solo, \u201cNola,\u201d Mrs.J.Shea; Drink To Me Only With Thine Mary Gutelius; There'll Always Be An England, Mary Beautiful Ohio, Chorus.Following the musical program, | cigarettes were distributed to the! patients, Help Finish the Japs.Buy Missionary Meetings The annual meetings of the Montreal Presbyterial of the Women's Missionary, Presbyterian Church, will be held in Knox Crescent Church on, Tuesday, in the morning, afternoon and evening, and on Wednesday in the morning.The rally for the Young Women\u2019s department will be held on Monday evening in Knox Crescent lecture room.Mrs.G.W.Mackay, of Formosa, and Misa Laura K.Pelton, promotion secretary, will be the guest speakers.J.H.TUDHOPE ELECTED Sqd.Leader J.H.Tudhope, M.C., was elected president .of the Air Force Veterans\u2019 Association at the recent \u2018annual meeting, at which reports em) Lasized the assistance reniered to the Air Cadet movement In the district.\u2019 Sgt.James R.Hanson Promoted In R.C.A.F.Fit.-Sgt.James KR.Hanson, has been promoted from the rank of sergeant.He enlisted in the R.C.A.F.in 1940 and went overseas as an air gunner in February of last year, but was soon transferred to an RAF, bomber aquadron.He ls the sou of Lt.-Col.P, R.Hanson, of Waest- mount.Sunday School Pupils Win Temperance Prizes In the recent nation-wide Temperance Education Campaign in the Hochalaga County Woman's Christian Temperance 253 papers received Sunday Schools of Canada, Union reports from 14 Centers.The County voted $40.for prizes which were awarded as follows: 1st.group prize: Weredale House: $4 for books for the library.2nd.group Wesley United Church: $3.00 for books.3rd.St.Luke's United Church: $3.00 and Westmount Baptist Church $2.00.War - Saving awarded as follows: Weredale House Senior: Enr! Madden, Chas.Craib and Ralph Gey.Intermo- diate: Graham Stave, Donald Manson and R.Jackson.Wesley United Chareh Intermediate: Patricia Reynolds, Ruth MeWhinnie, Junior: Elaine Armstrong, Audrey Thome son.Junior under 9: Myrtio Armstrong, Janet Kugelman, St, Luke's United Church Intermediate: Joan Clapham, Shirley Costigan.Junior: lan Thomas, Louise Mitchell.Junlor under 9: Moira Notman, Marilyn Peters, Marilyn Thompson, Westmount.Baptist.Intermediate: Ann Denn, Bobby Gibson.Junior: Max Saunders, Ann Van Wart.Junior under 9; Ronnie Gibson, Barbara Mornau.Madison Baptist Intermediate: Beryl Shirley Ritchie.Junior: Paterson, Janet Boos.Snowdon Baptist Intermediate: Roberta Norman, Stamps wee Berzan, Joyce Daphue Reinhart.Junior: Betty Harris, Alice Welton, Junior under 9: Lloyd Hogan, Olivet Baptist Goldie Hunter, Joyce Shirley Baxter, Senior: Smith, Junior: Kathleen Eitman.Peu se Charles, Baptist Intermediate: Ann Wilson and Shirley Watts, Junior: Ruby Healy.The following best papers were sent on for Provincial marking: Senlor: Earl Madden, Chas.Craib, Ralph dey, and Arthur Hadley.Intermediate: .Patrician Raye nolds, Goldie Hunter, Ann Wilson and Ruth MceWhinnie, Junior: Shirley Baxter, Ralph Wilson, Max Saunders, Elaine Armstrong, : Junior 9 and under: Moira Notwan, Shirley Smythe, Myrtle Thompson and Lioyd llogan, Quebec Province is awarding $60 and the five best papers from each grade will bo forward- vd for National marking.The Nuatioun! prizes run into hundreds of dollars.This is the 14th an- nunl campaign.Approximately 100,000 papers have been wrlt- ten.Annual Spring Bridge The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Soolal Club will hold Its annual spring bridge on Thuredny, February 12, at 2.30 p.m.in St.Matthias\u2019 Parish hall, Cote St.Antoine road and Church Hill.Mra.A, L.Pomeroy fs convener for the event.News has also been raceived that Sgt.-Pilot Gordon A.Me- Nicoll, R.C.A.F., received his wings on December 29 at Clares- holm, Alberta.He is the son of Mv.and Mrs.Alex McNicoll, of Penticton, B.C., and grandson of the late Mr.and Mrs.David Mec- Nicoll, of Westmount.Before enlisting, he completed his second year at McGill University.Catholic Women Hear Address By Msgr.L.P.Whelan His Excellency the Most Reverend Luwrence P.Whelan, D.D., @ Radio Repairs @ Household Repairs @ Washer Repairs 5774 Sherbrooke St.(At Melrose) Complete Electrical Service Booth Broa ELECTRICIANS (Established Over 25 Years) ® Motor Repairs @ Refrigerator Repairs ® Vacuum Repairs w.EL 7379 Auxilfary Bishop of Montreal, addressed a gathering of more than 160 women at the formal opening of the Catholic Women War Workers of Westmount, held in Victoria Hall on Monday.Msgr.Whelan, speaking first in English and then in French, expressed satisfaction that wo many women were already actively engaged In the war effort.It was, the speaker said, & part of Catholic action to support the nations\u2019 herole struggle.Msgr.Wh.lan added that any comfort that can be brought to the fighting forces through such efforts is highly commendable.Mrs.A.A.Pare wus In the chair, and the speaker wus introduced by the Rev.Father W.McDonagh.Mrs.J.O.Marchand thanked His Excellency in French and Mrs.G.M.Marshall expressed the group's appreciation in English.Tea Party Held By Home, School Group Last Tuesday afternoon, King's Home and School Asroclation, ; held thelr second tea party in the school gymnasium, Miss Gwen Hallett was in the chair.Mrs.A.W.D, Swan discussed the matter of the nursery school for pre-school age children, and as there were only two or three rothera Interested in the movement, it was decided to drop the idea until the Fall.Mrs.Archibald Stalker, M.A.| delighted the audience with a very interesting talk on \u201cActive: or Passive Education, from a! 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See the latest SUIT-DRESSES May be worn as a dress now and ns à suit Inter pl pustel woëls and checks, also In sll CHARLOTTE Gowns 1353 GREENE AVE, WESTMOUNT, Fl.7773 Miss Mary Myers entertalacd ou Tuesduy evening at a bridge In honor of Miss Barbara Shoo- bridge, of Toronto, who Is vise ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.ane Mrs.Hugh Shoobridge.Miss Marjorie Searight and Miss livelyn McKinnon entertuin- ed on Tuesday night at the home of Mrs, C, Neal, Beaconsfield avs nue, al a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Dorothy Gormley, a bride-elect.Mrs, C.D.O.MeGill and Miss Helen Gormley poured led, The Overseas Parcels League, British Minesweepers auxiliary will hold a bridge in Victoria Hall al a quarter past eight on Friday evening, February 14, tn raise money for the group's sweater fund.An oll painting.donnted to the League hy Bertha Des Clayes, will he drawn for at the bridge, Mrs.F.W.Hammond I+ tickel convener for the event.Mrs.J.W.Baillie entertained al a crystal shower recently in honor of Miss l\u2019eggy Breckou, n bride-elect.Those present 'a- cluded: Mrs.J.W.Breckon, Mrs.T.H.Garton, Migs Tiny Qarton, Miss Evelyn Rudge, Miss Dorochy Webster, Mlss Ruth Webster, Mrs I.A.Ward, Mrs.H.C.Walker Mrs.T.Aldridge, Mrs, W.Brighton, Mrs, W.H.Smith, Mrs.B Parry, Mrs.Doherty, Mrs.W.Hi Runte, Mrs, W.Moore, Mrs.A.Ovoenden, Mrs.J.Humphries, Mrs A.Jack, Mrs.R.Clark Mrs.J.H, Morecrafît, Miss L.Mackle an.Miss H.Shuttleworth, The Women's Division of Black Watch (RH.R.) of ho Can- PINKERTONS FLOWERS 5127 Sherbrooke St.W.DE.1179 FLORAL DESIGNS Wedding and Party Decorations Greenhouses at Rosemere = Est.192/ Mie.OE L DExter \u20181850 CORSETIÈRE Special Discounts ON SOME SELECTED LINES OF FOUNDATION GARMENTS BRASSIERES - GIRDLES 4888 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST \u201cInternational Squadron\u201d Ing good taste in Fagmerly of Knopp's LAFRANCE No Waiting Many Hairdressers at Your (Near Victoria) For Appointments hone ANTOINETTE Has now joined the staff of BEAUTY SALON 4842 SHERBROOKE WEST Service 7880 SMALL.WE ARE CASH PRICES.ROSS DIAMONDS WANTED ALSO DIAMOND SFT JEWELLERY IN ANY CONDITION, ANY QUANTITY, LARGE OR DIAMONDS, AND ARE ABLE TO PAY BEST Manufacturing Jewellers 1244 St.Catherine St.W., Second Floor Save this Advertisement for DIRECT USERS OF BROS.(Chez Maurice Bldg.) Future Reference.Super Special SAK\u2019 Modess Box of 12 25¢ Box of 48 Listerine Small 29c Medium 49¢ Large = 89c¢ DRUG STORE ® SPECIALS © Lux Soap cee 2 for Île Lifebuoy Soap .2 for lle Palmolive Soap .2 for llc Sunlight Soap .2 for 1c Russian Oil 33¢ Peroxide .23¢ Boracic Acid 22¢ Hospital Cotton .lb.34e Ice Cream Bricks \u2026\u2026.19e With 25e Purchase 5350 Sherbrooke St.West At Prud'homme DE.6819 | Ko 1 Mrs.chairman production, will be presented by the West- mount Women\u2019s Club in Victoria Hall on the evenings of February 12 and 13.Landless Pratt, who is for the forthcoming \u2018Stage Door,\u2019 whicn POPULAR COURSE IN HOME DECORATION GONDUGTED HERE Charles W.Williams, whose Tuesday afternoon course in :n- terfor decoration is advertised \u2018n this Issue, studied in New.York under the personal tuition of the late Frank Alvall Parsons, wliose text book \u2018\u2018Interior Decoration,\u201d is regarded as an authority by nany interior designers in the United States and Cauuda today.The Tuesday afternoon couvsc uppeunls to home lovers who wish to learn the principles underly- home decoration and furnishings.It covers the use of color In relation to the home, the principles of form und order in room arrangements, selection of color schemes, lex- tiles, rugs, furniture, wall treatments, etc.The course is thoroughly practical, and actual textiles of types popular today are used in instruction purposes.Charles Willams has practised interior decoration with ths John Wunamaker Company, New York City; with the Hudson's Bay Company; and also in Ou- tario cities.He has his studio at 4927 Sherbrooke street west, near Claremont avenue, A popular Thursday evening, vourse is also available for office workers who desire to be >n- formed on good Laste in home furnishing and decoration, ada will benefit by fifty per cent of the ticket sale for the play \u201cThe Passing of the Third Floor Back\u201d, to be produced by the Trinity Players on the evenings of February 11, 12, 13 and 14 ia Trinity Memorial Hall.Mrs.John H.Molson is convener of \u2018he tickets and her committee in: cludes Lady Allan, Mrs.Stike- man, Mrs, Duncan McEachran, Mrs.Ronald Beunett, Mrs.George Traser, Mrs.C.J.GQ.Molson, Mus.Stewart Cantlie, Mrs.Arbh= Grufitey, Mrs.George MacKay, Mrs.Johu Hollyer.Mrs.Cassils, Mrs.K.G.Mappin aud Mrs, D, M.MeCuaiz.The TLM.C.S.Saguenay Chap: ter, LO.D.E.has announced that plans are being laid for its second annual fashion show, \u2018Shore Leave\u2019, presented by Holt, Ren- frew and Company Limited, to bo held at the Winter Club, 1476 Drummond street, on Friday evening, March 13 at 9 o'clock.An executive committe under the convenership of Miss Ellen Curre nesisted by Mrs.David Clark, includes Miss Betty Warrington, Miss Marjorle Matheson and Miss Alice Taylor in charge of tickets; Miss Frances Fox and Misg Marcia Drummond in charge of decorations; Miss Marion Macdonald as programme convener; and Miss Norah Hood.publicity and entertainment.All proceede from the show will be devoted to war work.ENGAGEMENTS Mr, and Mrs.W.Halliburton announce the engagement of their elder daughter.Christine Taylor to A.B.John F.Nagels, R.C.N.V.R.only son of Mr.and Mus.F.Nagels.The marriage wi take place shorti» Mr.and Mrs.Percy Clark announce the engagement of their daughter, Lillian Rose, to A, B.John James Sainiuk, R.C.N.V.R., son of Mr.and Mrs.George Sai- niuk, °° THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, MINER, THURSDAY.JANUARY 29, AT LW.L BRIDGE, The Westmount Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League will hold {its annual ,charity ; ; 1942 ALON, SPOOR; bridge in the Ritz Carlton Hotel {| on Friday afternoon, 8.at venership of Mrs.February, 3 o'clock, under the con- W.J.Keating.With the co-operation of the Height of Fashion Ladles\u2019 Talil- oring Ltd., afternoon gowns wils | be shown at the tea hour, the following to act as models: Mrs N.W.Dundas, Mrs.B.O.Ryan and Mrs.H.A.Cloutier.Mrs.C.J .8haw will he the commentator.Mrs.C.W.Hemming is ticket convener, and the following is a partial list of asubscribérs: Mrs.Arthur Young, Mrs.Leonard Walsh, Mrs.J.C.B.Walsh, Mrs.M.Hanna, Mrs.W.Fryer, Mrs.B.Noull, Mrs.Maurice Shea, Mrs.C.H, G.Short, Mrs.W.J.Shea, Mrs.A.I.Peterson, Mrs.F.J, Slattery, Mrs.A.A.Boire, Mrs.J.E.Cahoon, Mrs.A.Pollock, Miss May Purcell, Mrs.C.LL Trimingham, Miss MA.Carry, Mrs.A.Hector Cadieux, Mrs.Jvan R.McHaffie, Mre.R.M.Macaulay, Mrs.A.W.Clark, Mrs.W.J.Keating, Mrs, J.O'Reilly, Mrs, Augie, Mrs.J.A.Donnelly.Mrs.W.H.Brown, Mrs.E.Palmer, Mrs.A.A.Pare, Mrs.Felix Payette, Mrs.P.H, Phelan, Mrs.A.Pichet.Mrs.Allan Pope, Mrs.L.BH.Prevost, Mrs.W.F.Patterson, Mrs.M, A.Phelun, -Mrs.John Quinlan, Mrs.A, W.Quinn.Mrs.J.V.Quinn, Mrs.F.O.Reynolds, Mrs.J.Chas.Roberts, Mrs.J.T.Rogers, Mrs.G.V.Roney, Mrs.CHas.Shannon, Mrs, M.J.Savage, Mrs.P.A.Seers, Mrs.[ra Sessenwein, Mrs.Joseph Barrett, Mrs.R.A.Bayard, Mrs.Robert Birch, Mrs.J.A.Bisail- lon, Mrs, J.P.Boyle, Mrs.HA.Brodrick, Mrs.N.B.Bronstet- ter, Mrs.J.Bulger, Mrs.T.F.Butler.Mrs.Wn.Boyd, Mrs.J.Colvey, Mrs, Gelinas, Mrs.P, J.Wilmot, Mra.V.Hehey, Mrs, W.McCarthy, Mrs.Nslson Potter, Mrs.T.R.Healy.Mrs.W.H.Barry, Mre, W, K.McKeown, Mrs, F.Tiffen, Mrs.M.L, Doyle, Mrs.Ry M.H.Power, Mrs, T.V.Burke, Mrs.Vincent Grimes, Mrs.J.Wade, Mrs.E.Caron, Mrs.E, D, Helsby.Mrs.J.Hanley, Mrs.Norman Thomas, Miss E.Collins, Mrs.W.J.Forbes, Mrs.F.J, MeGold- rick, Mrs.A, C.Wilson, Mrs.F.Winfield Hackett, Mrs.L, W.Vezina, Mrs.H, F.Givens, Mrs.J M.MceGruther, Mrs.N, H.Brown, Mrs.F.E.McKinnon, Mrs.Denison, Mrs.C.W.Hemming, Mrs, H.Milne, Mrs.J.E Goodman, Mrs, R.Lovell, Mrs.W.H, McDougald, Mrs.F.Me: Kenna, Mrs.McGovern, Mys.M MeGarrigle, Mrs.Vernon Cardy, Mrs.J.H.Bradner, Mrs, R.H.Bryan, Mra.John Mulcair, Mrs.N.A.Timmins Jr, Mrs, J.R.Lunny, Mis, J.Muleair, Mrs.J.M.Doyle, Mrs.R, Costsllo, Mrs.Pat Lynch, Mrs.S.M, Frew- ster, Mrs.J.8.Dohan, Mrs.R.IS.Elliot, Mrs.McCauley, Mrs.Fred Collins, Mrs.A.Macdonald, Mrs.McGuigan, Mrs, J.E.Giroux, Ms L W.Ralliécy Mrs B.T.tuat- titer.Mrs.S JOHN PAYNE CARMEN MIRANDA CESAR ROMERO GLAMOROUS MUSICAL .that hrings the dream spot of the World to youl AND THE EXCITING ACTION STORY! oi i Fl Juang Friday Night After 11 o'clock Revival \u201cTHE GHOST BREAKERS\" with % Paulette GODDARD * Boh HOPE Sun., Mon., Tues.Ï k Ronnid REAGAN In \"INTERNATIONAL BQUADRON\" | with Olympe Bradna, William Lundigan, Joan Perry and KRez- inxld Denny.\u201cBUY ME THAT TOWN\" with # Jloyd NOLAN & Constance MOORE * Albert DEKKER It was A trip to Havana the audience at the Westmount United Theatre had last night, and they enjoyed every minute of it.Tue first showing of 20th Centur,- Fox's new Technicolor muslcai, \u201cWeek-End in Havana,\u201d had «1 the thrills, excitement and romance of an actual visit to the pleasure city of the Caribbean.Superb performances by Alcs Fay, Curmon Miranda, John Payne and Cesar Romero against Capt.Trenholme Retu.ns From U.K.Capt.Thomas C.Thenholme, of the Royal Montreal Rogiment has arrived home after two years with the Canadian Army Over- scus.He is to be an instructor at Three Rivers.Qolng ovarsens as A lieutenant, he was soon promoted to a cnptalney.Son of Wilfrid T.Trenholme, of Montreal West, he was educnted at 1.C.C.and T.C.S., and prior to the outbrenk of war was paying tollor in the Victoria avenue branch of the Royal Bank of Canada.He 8 married to a daughter of Dr.Dunstan Gray, and his brother, Harry, is serving ns a sub-Heutenant with the R.C.N.V.R.Japs who hoped to conquer Chinn with opium are probably wondering if they didn't get the pipe by mistake.med (Bt.Catherines nt Guy) TODAY and FRIDAY: WILLIAM POWELL, MYRNA LOY in \"SHALUW OF THE THIN MAN.\u201d LLOYD NOLAN.CONSTANCE MOORE in \u201cBuy Me That Town,\u201d with Albert Dekker.Bhorts and Nows, Saturday until Tuesday 2 women tempted him «+.this man who lived two drama- packed livesl With \u201cWeek-End In Havana\u201d & background of magnificent Technicolor scones of beautiful Havana \u2014 outdoors and in its night clubs\u2014combine to make this the top musical film of tho season.Excellont support is given by tho balance of the cast which features Cobina Wright, Jr., George Barbier, Sheldon Loonard, Leonid Kinskey, Chris-Fin Martin aad Billy Gilbert, Director Walter Lang has kept the action moving at a ateady pace, and the amuaiag original screen play by Karl Tan borg and Darrell Ware had many unusual situations.William Le~ Baron was the producer, I sometimes think there might be added to the Te Deum a new clause of praiso, \u201cfor the glorious company of the translators of the Bible.\u201d Their courage, determiune tlon and genius might well fill our mouths with praise.\u2014Dr.R.F.Horton.TTT (! |.\u2014 dred (Monkland Ave.at Ulrouard) Today until Saturday WHEN SHE SINGS .YOUR HEART THRILLS! Music and Technicolor add magic to the greatest ot all À love stories ! 2nd Feature: RICHARD ARLEN, JEAN PARKER in \u201cFLYING DLIND,\u201d with NUs Asther, Marle Wilson and Roger Pryor.Friday Night After J1 o'clock Revival + Ginger Rogers +\u201c Ronald Colman n \u201cLUCKY PARTNERS\u201d Sun., Mon., Tues % Fred MacMURRAY % Mary MARTIN % Robert PRESTON In \u201cNEW YORK TOWN\" \u201cTHE LITTLE FOXEB\" with À Bette DAVIS % Herhert Marshall | CY THE GRANDEST CAST EVER PACKED INTO ONE BIG MUSICAL! EAI.AS MEARE © | MILTON JR Mark Hellinger's 7 A) LUN ALL | SBELDONW LEONARD DONALD MEEK AUTH DONNELLY RAYMOND WALBURN Oreoisé bpALLAU DWAN Prodoncd by RROD MOW PLAYING A Laugh Riot! Featuring Britain's Peerless Comedians HE CRAZY GANG NAGAN ALLEN DOR ARRIC Also *SECOND FEATURE HERBERT MARSHALL, VIRGINIA BRUCE In \"FEMALE CORRESPONDENT\u201d and LATEST WAR NEWS! STARTING SUNDAY! % WILLIAM POWELL * MYRNA LOY in \"SHADOW OF THE THIN MAN\" % JANE WYMAN n \u201cTHE BODY DISAPPEARS\" its Es ECE hg, wy Ë SIFY PACE six | Golden Fate CR Up Fourth TEAM DEFEATS REBELS BY 54 [A MUNICIPAL LEAGUE GAME PLAYED DURING SNOWFALL Straight W Win | Mann netted the winning counter on à paës from Noel Romney.The Rebels played finproved hockey over thelr Jast outing | when they lost to the Hawks 4-0.Bulger, Macken, Peterson, and Bolduc played hard for the Rebels while Donnie Mann and Euard Read with three goals and {un assist starred for the Golden | \u201cre The Hawks created somewhat Unseasonable weather proved to he of little handleap to Dougle | of a surprise when they shut- Alexander's Golden Eagles of the juvenile section of the Westmount Munieipal Hockey l.cugue, ag the Golden Eagles, playing through thres periods of hockey In a heavy snowfall defeated the Rebels B-4 for the league leaders\u2019 fourth straight win.In the other game played In this section last week, which saw two cancelled games, the Hawks defeated the Rebels 4-0 to place themselves in un enviable spot to capture the second play-off playdowns.spol in the section For two and a half perlods on Monday evening the Rebels bid fair to turn in a stunning upset ad the cellar occupants held a two- goal lend over the Golden Kagleg on two separate occasions and were leading 4-2 going Into the last halt of the third stanza.But Alexander's team started to play up to form and banged in three goals to win oul 5-4 before the period ended.The game started out In fast tempo with the Golden Eagles \"WE FURNISH THE TOOLS - YOU DO THE WORK\" THE MOBBY WORKSHOP (In Cliffside Garage) Planned for YOUR convenience - Fully oquipped with motor-driven wood & metal-working machinery - shapers =~ sanders - jig saws - band saws - wood lathes - circu~ lar saws - grinders - drill press - metal & screw-cutting lathes, ete.Use it to build working models - household articles - Your own or our materials ~ Open every weekday and Mon., Wed., Fri.evenings ~ Trained instructor in attendance - CHARGES NOMINAL.4428 Si.Catheripe West At Metralfo Avenue PHONE WE.3859 Now is the time to have your shutters examined and repaired.scoring in the first minute of play, Euard Read netting one on a pass from Johnnie Peirson.Jackie McWilliams got this one back on a solo effort and Dude McDonald gave the Rebels a one goal lead before tho first perlod ended.The Rebels sailed Into a 3-1 lead when Bob Bulger banged home Jimmio Macken'\u2019s rebound hut thelr two goal lead was shortlived as Kuard Real scored his second goal of the evening on a pass from Sonny Provost to make the score read 3-2, The Rebels appeared well on the rond to victory when Jimmie Macken scored on a passing bout with Paul Peterson and Dune Patterson, but three quick goals by Read, Johnnie Chenier and Donnie Mann gave the Golden Eagles a one goal win.Donnie out the Rebels last Wednesday \u2018evening 4-0, Bert MacGillivray as the spark-plug of the Stay- nor team's win, scoring a goal and earning an assist on another Other Hawks\u2019 goals were scored by Warren Duley, Stu McCowan and Harold Burt.The Fawks have come up with thelr best team In the league competition and most of the credit is due to the players who have graduated from last year's midget team.Bert King fn the nets, Stu Me- Cowan, Bert MacGiilivray, Bud Kitchen, Bob Tord and Andy Baxter all played mideet hockey last vear and are making a real smart showing in the juvenile group this season.The Rebels travel down to Staynor rink tomorrow night for a crucial game with the Hawks, At the present time the Hawks hold a two-point lead over the Rebels and Bulger's team may need to win this game to gain the play-offs.Two postponed rames are also on the hill for this week, the Golden Eagles and the Tlebels will meet on Monday and Wednesday evenings to clear up games that were scheduled tn he played on January 12 and 19, .Johnnie Chenier of the Golden Eagles still heads the scoring Strenuous Days BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL instruction, Swim to Health, LADIES and BUSINESS GIRLS: Reduced rates until May.Physical Fitness Director set up a physical fitness YOUNG MEN: Get in good physical condition NOW \u2014 Gym and BOYS: Gym, Swim, Hockey and Hobbies.WESTMCUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke St.W.Ahead Demand MEN: Let our specially trained program for you.Individual Gym, Swim and Badminton \u2014 WI.2159 + A.war industries need rags .bandiule of rags .can help supply them.pounds of rags .THESE MATERIALS ARE VITAL TO WAR INDUSTRY METALS (sone sen RAGS PAPER FATS AND BONES .tons of rags.And you Without rag wipers to clean the cutting lubricant from planes, millers, drills, lathes, Canadian war workers d be inefficient, their output reduced, their efforts hampered.Without rags, explosive plants would slow up, aeroplane factories would \u2018find their production cut, and wheels of shell factories would dawdle.Start an old-fashioned rag bag in your house today.All kinds of old, worn-out, too small and otherwise useless garments are badly needed by war industries\u2014everything from cotton underwear to old .shirts and ties\u2014from Grandpa's red flannels to Grandson's seatless corduroy pants.These are real sinews of war which you can supply.through your Salvage Committee.Clean out and clean up on Hitler! \u2014> \u2014_\u2014 DON'T THROW IT AWAY _< THROW IT AT HITLER! 2 Every rag in your home should go to war industries FOR COLLECTION\u2014TELEPHONE BElair 2545 Department of National War Services Ottawa Honourable J.T.Thorson Minister 4 team win or luse an unexpected front of the other teams when Wednesday night, 2-1.ROYALS TAKE BULLDOGS BY SCORE OF 104 Although four of the bantam games were postponed on the week-end, two of them were run off on Monday evening.One up- get came about in these games, the Panthers of the B section eked out of 3-2 victory over the Tornados, entrants in the A section of the league.In the other game the Royals ran rampant over the Bulldogs 10-0, The Royals.continued their walkaway with the bantam honours by swamping the Bulldogs 10-0.Although the Bulldogs, a B section team held their opponents to a 1-0 score in the first period, the winners could not be denied and tallied nine times in the next two stanzas, Bob Smith led the winners with three tallies while Norris Masterman scored twice and picked up two assists.Warren Chippendale scored once and was credited with two assists.The Bulldogs a little bit heavier than the other B section teams, gave the Royals quite a battle.Paul Moriarty, Maurice Strachan and Bob Lunny in the nets starred for the losers, The Panthers surprised the Tornados and beat them 3-2, The Tornados scored twice before the Panthers came to life.John Turpin and Graham Nicholson tallied goals for the Tornados be- fcre Robert Burriss found the nets for the Panthers first goal.Robert Burriss scored the goal on a pass from brother Manley.Robert Burriss broke away again In the third period and scored the tying goal, Eddie Moore was credited with an assist on this one.Moore himself tallied the winning counter when he stick- handled through the \u2018Tornados\u2019 defence and drew Boright out to give the Panthers a one goal win.Robert Burris, Manley Burris, Eddie Moore, John Howey and Ross Gillingham in the nets starred for the Panthers.Angus Boright, Tornados\u2019 goal keeper, Graham Nicholson and Alex Reaper were the best for the losers.At the present time, the Royals are far out in the lead of the A section of the loop.The Bulldogs and the Argos are tiled for the lead in the B section with three points apiece.The Sailors and the Panthers are next in order with two points each, One of the postponed games will be played this evening at Westmount Park when the Argos play the Sailors, This game was originally scheduled for last Saturday afternoon.On Friday night, the Royals will play the Tornados again and the Argos will meet the Panthers.Three games will be played on Salur- day afternoon, the Tornados will play the Sailors, the Royals will play the Panthers and the Argos will play the Bulldogs, On Monday night the Panthers will meet the Tornados while on Wednesday ovening, the Sailors will play the Bulldogs.The scoring records show that Bob Smith, Warren Chippendale, ard Norris Masterman all of the Royals, are tied for section leadership with twelve points apiece.Smith has garnered all his points through goals, while Chippendale has scored eight \u2018goals with Masterman four.George McLanders of the Argos still leads in the B section with three goals.Eddie Moure ot the Panthers also has three points, two goals and an assist, list with five goals and five as- gists for a total of 10 points.One point behind Chenier is teammate Euard Read.Read has scored five goals and assisted in four others.Johnnie Peirson also with the league leaders is next in line with eight points.FOR A GOQD AIM Steel helmets made in Canada for Canadien soldiers are anti- magnetic because othe: wise, thy would affect the instruments used for tiring guns and would cause n poor aim, The Vics are at present undefeated but were held to a draw by the Beavers when they first met.during the week saw the Flyers win and lose.The Flyers nosed out the Cyclones 2-1 last Wednesday but dropped a 2-0 decision to the Staynor Canadiens on Monday evening, ¥ The VICTORIAS, UNDEFEATED MIDGET LEAGUE LEADERS, DOWN BEAVERS -l; COLES GETS WINNING GOAL Bert Read's Victorias are all alone at the top of the heap in the midget section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League.As per usual the midget teams are evenly balanced and each game sees game, The Victorias went out in they defeated the Beavers last Other games Victorias-Beavers game was a tight tit.Both teams were missing key players as Dave Harris and Irving Finical did not play tor the Beavers while the Victorias were missing Donnie Bussiere and Bruce Marshall.Each team tallied in the first period, Jackie McKissock netted one for the Vics on a pass from Jim Wrigglesworth while Jim Macaulay tied it up for the Beavers.Bill Coles got the winning counter for the Victorias late in the third perlod on a backhander over Ross Miller's shoulder.The Flyers had their work cut out for them in thelr game with the Cyclones.Jim deLalanne gave the winners a one goal lead, but Donald Davies.got this one back on a pass from Rupert Rubens.Dick Calverley won the game for the Flyers when his long shot that barely left the ice fooled Billie Daymond in the Cyclones\u2019 nets.Lennie Chambers\u2019 Staynor Canadiens are still in the fight for the midget section title.The Canadiens upset the Flyers 2-0 on Monday night down at Stay- nor.Neither team scored until well Into the last period when the Canadiens ran In two rapid fire counters.Warren Pru- d'homme got the first on a pass from Colin Cope, while Gordie Brace scored the other with Prud'homme drawing an assist on this one.This loss cost the Flyers a chance of going into second place in the section standings.At the present time the Vie- torias lead the section with nine points, the Beavers are in the runner-up spot with seven points, the Flyers have six points, the Canadiens have three but have only played four games, while the Cyclones are in the cellar with a single point.Two games in the section will be played tomorrow night, one at Staynor and one at Westmount Park.The Cyclones meet the Canadiens ht Staynor while the Beavers play the Flyers at Westmount., On Saturday afternoon the Beavers play the Cyclones in a game vost-poned from January 24th.One midget game will be played tonight at Westmount Park when the Canadiens meet the Victorias, these two clubs also have another postponed game to play against each other but no date has been set for the game yet, it will be played at Staynor Park.This will mark the end of the midget schedule and it is hoped to get the first play-off series between the second and third teams underway next Wednesday evening.Dave Harvie of the Beavers still holds the lead in the scoring brigade.Although Harvie was {dle in the last Beaver game, his 10 points was sufficient to TROOP DOWNS SEA SCOUTS IN LOOP GAME The 2nd Westmount Scout Troop hockey team got off to a good start in the Westmount Inter-Troop Hockey League when they defeated the Sea Scouts 5-4 fn their first scheduled \u201cgame.The game was played last Thursday evening at King George rink.The 2nd Westmount Sea Scouts game was a closely contested affair with the issue in doubt till the end.Both teams tallied twice in the first period with Emo and Bill Honeyman furnishing the goals for the Sea Scouts, while Brown and Jackson counted for the 2nd West.tuounters, A pair of goals by Jackson | and Macaulay in the second period sent the Westmounters into a one goal lead which they held for the rest of the game, Messenger scored another for the winners in the last stanza while Honeyman and Reaper tallied for the Sea Scouts, The 2nd Westmount team meets the St.Matthias squad at: King George Park tonight, the starting tithe is scheduled for 7.00 p.m.This league js a section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League.| League Section Section Will Start Saturday The Prince Albert section of the Pee Wee League will get underway on Saturday morning at the Prince Albert rink.Four teams have lined up for the league race, the Tome ahawks, Tigers, Bruins and Red Wings, On Saturday morning the Red Wings will meet the Tigers at 10.00 a.m.with the Bruins playing the Tomahawks at 11.00 a.m, In an exhibition game last week, the Tigers defeated Bobbie Forrest's Tomuhawks 3-1.The game wag originally scheduled for a league game but both teams used ineligible players so that it was termed an exhibition encounter, EAGLES DOWN WESTMOUNT BY SCORE OF 43 The R.C.A.F.Eagles took over second place in the standings of the Westmount-Verdun Intermediate Hockey League on Monday evening when they defeated the Westmounts 4-3, Early indications pointed to an easy victory for the Airmen as they jumped into a three goal lead, but the Westmounts although shorthanded, came back to make a fight of it.S.Hopkins of the R.C.A.F.team was the individual star of the night as he figured in all four of the Air Force goals.Hopkins fed Sgt.Bud Mackay a pass to chalk up the first goal of the game, then came back to score two more of his own.Mackay and Dumoulin drew assists on the tallies.The Westmounts threatened for a time scoring a pair of goals.Ray Caron scored the first on a pass from Stan Morgan, while! Morgan got the other on passes from Ray Caron and Jack Coleman, Hopkins scored his third goai of the night to give the R.C.A.F.Eagles a 4-2 lead, Jack Coleman banged in another for the West- mounts but the game ended then without further scoring.Mackay and Hopkins were standouts for the winners while the Westmounts down to six men || Mild Weather Is Cause Of Loop Postponements Only one game was played in: the Staynor Pee Wee section of the Westmount Municipal Hoe- key League last week as the mild\u2019 postpone-' been set .as follows: weather caused two ments.In the lone game played, the Royals upset the high-flying Pats, 3-2.This marked the first win for Richard Lord's Royals and also the initial loss for Dick! Black's Pats.The Pats still hold possession of first place in the loop standing but this upset shows that there will be no runaway for any team in the league, Earl McDonald of the league leading Pats is leading the scoring brigade with four goals and two assists In three games for six points.Brendan Neeson, a team mate, is right behind Mc- Donald with two goals and three assists for five points.Fred DeJean's Bulldogs see plenty of action this week coming as they play no less than three games.The Bulldogs take on the Pats on Monday night, the Royals on Tuesday night and back against the Pats on Thursday evening, Tonighy, the Royals and Pats meet again.All games fought hard throughout, with Ray Caron, Stan Morgan, Jack Coleman and Jack Little being the most effective.These same two teams meet again tomorrow night at West- mount Park, the game starting at 8.30, THE AIR FORCE HITS HARD 82,000 hammers were pur ctased recently by the Department of Munitions and Supply for the Air Force.This is probably the largest single purchase of hammers ever made in Canada.Insure Your Way of Life.Buy Victory Bonds.stay ahead of Jackie McKissock of the Victorias.McKissoek has seven points through five goals | and two assists.Warren Pru- | d'homme of the Canadiens is a newcomer in the leading scorers, Prud'homme has scored four, goals and made two assists for six points.Jim Macaulay of tne Beavers is also credited with six points via three goals and three assists.The Blue Cross ANIMAL CLINIC 4731 DECARIE BLVD.Dr.0.S.NORDLAND VETERINARY SURGEON DExter 9485 DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service til 11 \u2018p.m.FI.4744 If first line signals busy, Dial WE.1616 FORUM GROCERY are to be played on the Staynor rink The dates for the three postponed games in this section haye the game between the Bulldogs and Pats originally scheduled for January 12th, will be played on Monday evening, February 9th, the game between the Bulldogs and Royals scheduled for January 20th, will be played on Tuesday evening, February 10th, while the game hetween the Pats and Bulidogs scheduled for January 23rd, will be played on Thursday evening, February 12th.If these games all get off on the dates scheduled, the section play-offs will take place between the first two teama in the league standing on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evening of February 16th, 17th and 19th.DONT OVERLOOK The Fact That Thompson's Semi-Annual 20% Discount Sale of MEN\u2019S FINE SHOES Ends on January 31st THE ADDRESS IS HARRY E.1134 St.Catherine St.West Between Peel and Stanley Streets.Nearest Licensed (rocer to Westmount 2209 St.Catherine W.| For COMFORT You'll Have Heat When You Want lt When You Buy Fuel From Us COAL COKE FUEL OIL DE.1132 Hand & Donohoe INC.\u201cBuy Me That Town\u201c Independent Fuel Merchants 4856 SHERBROOKE ST.Ww.PS fu just dropped down for EN o refreshing quart MCE) ©) 4 DOW ALE\" PASSES 4D More people are discovering every day thot Dow is the finest tasting ale they ever drank man awa it ce of | and trad dres lunc mou Hall his last fore ditic but sho kiné trea the ers man was to I fine ple as but bro: the his 8501¢ bea boa: the past ally he : who yea cra the said add fore tali per Hut Hol per: cou of wer ing wor the set ret: Oth sist whe atte Hol wit] the buf mal forc her trac Cou pho wr at piel rea) ing thir hea \u201cEv mat \u2018Wi for dos goo We: Sch an Ros clat hap eler am dite Mr.fenc moi Indi half ben exce was ft \u20ac for kno star "]