The Westmount examiner, 4 février 1943, jeudi 4 février 1943

[" BERS Ave, DS ods 50 hop it.W.'l.3457 | ve D tore ies mps amps Specialty e W.amps | OHMAN\u201d WE.4046 | ir THE WATERPROOF WATCH THAT WINDS ITSELF 1216 Greene Ave.COCO OCTD The Westmount {Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis we At.OCD DOC SOIT = 200 4263 Free | HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refirished Cleaned À.Ross Grafton & Co.St.Catherine St, Westmount Estimates WE.2323 m0 029030 \u201420 730 VOL, XIV, No.6 Rotarians Learn Finger-Printing From Quebec Man Edouard Lorraine Gives Interesting Talk at Weekly Luncheon \u201cThe most effective means for a workable National Registration\u201d is the description given to compulsory finger-printing by Edouard Lorraine in his talk to Rotary Club at the luncheon at Vie- toria Hall yesterday.Mr, Lorraine who is head of the finger-printing department of the Provincial Police, International Association for ,Identification showed a series of remarkable slides in proof of his statement that finger-printing was not only a means of identifying criminals but also one for the protection of innocent persons who had been wrongfully accused on mistaken identity charges.\u201cCanada Is one of the great powers\u2019, he remarked \u201cthat has no system of identification that can enable her to meet armed forces, or to deal with subversive forces in her midst, South America had a system of civil finger-printing that was accepted as an everyday affair and an actual aid in the commercial world of those republics.\u201d At the beginning of his talk Mr.Lorraine showed how the human finger was deeply imprinted after only three months of gestation and how those individual markings lasted after death in spite of effects causing death.Charred fingers from the vic: tims of the Sacred Heart Convent fire at St.Hyacinthe, Quebec, in 1938 were shown in illustration of his remark that had there been automatic registration of finger prints before these deaths victims\u2019 parents would have been saved the tragedy of uncertainty.Another danger which many parents feel and hardly like to face is that of possible kidnapping.Here again such registration would be of assistance even in after years should a link of discovery be made and absolute proof required.Mr.Lorraine referred to an article that had recently appeared entitled \u2018\u2018Blitz Babies\u201d and said that in Britain the authorities were considering the question of civil finger printing as an aid in rescue work to meet difficulties caused by bombing conditions.One interesting slide showed photos of the Perrone quadruplets of Texas and proved that, contrary to general opinion, all the finger prints were different, Thefts of jewellery, stolen cars.even when marks had been carefully washed off by the thief, of tires and numerous other things had all been solved by this method, unknown corpses identified, and even after six months burial one man with only four fingers left was \u201cplaced\u201d after exhumation.Dr, F.M.A.McNaughtou thanked the lecturer for his informative address and incidentally paid some appreciative remarks to the Police Department of Westmount and their general work, In opening, F.C.Whitaker presented a request received from the General Active Services Club for a contribution of skates and boots for the air-women of the St.Hubert Station.\u201cPut your old skates to active service,\u201d he said~\u2014adding that perhaps they might be given in on a \u2018Lease lend arrangement to be retrieved after the war.\u201d Mrs.J.B.Dou- gall, 1455 Drummond street, had promised to receive the gifts.Miracles Topic At St.Andrews On Sunday evening in St.Andrew's Church, Rev.F.W.Kerr will deal with one of the most interesting questions relating Jesus of Nazareth, namely, His miracles of healing.The problem will also be dealt with as to why modern disciples of Christ do not have the gift of healing as they | had in days of old.This theme Is selected trom the International Sunday School lessons now being taught, and ought to prove helpful to Sunday School teachers.On Sunday morning Dr.Kerr will continue his sermons on the book of Job, his topic being \u201cWhat if it Should Happen to You?\u201d In this sermon we shall | catch our first glimpse of Job's! comforters.After the evening service Alpha Omega Society will hold a group-discussion period on the topic \u2018Should we Strive Toward a National Canadian church.by & union among Anglicans, Baptists, and United Churchmen?\u201d Home Economics Service Begins In This Edition r Starting with this issue, this publication introduces to its readers the Marian Martin pattern service and the home economic designs conducted by Laura Wheeler, two of the best known experts in their line in North America, Each week Miss Martin will offer patterns and hints to enable local women at once to economize and wear good and serviceable clothes.Miss Wheeler will give advice that will stretch the dollar to its utmost limit in servicing furniture and the home.Particulars will be found on our Woman's Page of this issue, Stamp Club Holds Visitors\u2019 Evening At 8.15.Tonight It will be \u2018\u2019Visitors\u2019 Night\" at the Westmount Stamp Club this evening.Members of the St.Lawrence, Northern Electric and Philateiique de Montreal stamp clubs will meet in the Oak Room at Victoria Hall with the local organization when they gather this evening at eight-fifteen for their weekly get-together.This novel gathering will take the form of an open meeting with general trading ensuing.President L.Flood of the Westmount Club expects a large turnout of visitors as well as club members.Some sort of & stamp contest will be held as part of the evening's entertainment, The second junior contest for the collections of stamps donated by J.Barraclough will be hesd at next Thursday's meeting.Mr.Barraclough donated three lots of valuable stamps to be put up for competition amongst the jun- for stamp collectors in West- mount, one lot to be awarded at each of three contests.Robin Kearney won the first lot in the initial competition a few weeks ago and will be out to repeat bis performance in this second event.Miss C.C.Murray Dies In 80th Year Funeral services were held on Tuesday for Miss Cecilia C.Murray, daughter of the late John S.Murray, who died last Saturday in her 80th year.One of the original members of St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, Miss Murray was Interested in church organizations to the | been commissioned in and charities.Her genial personality was \u2018also felt throughout all her business career.It has been said of her, \u2018No one who sought her help was.turned away empty- handed whether they deserved it or not.\u201d For more than 50 years, Miss Murray represented the firm established by her father over 75 years ago as J.S.Murray Inc., in Montreal.| Westmount Airman Is Commissioned Pilot-Officer Trenhoime Williams, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.M.i Williams, of Westmount, has just the R.C.AF.P/O.Williams who has been overseas since August, 1941, was formerly a pupil of West.mount High School and Ashbury College.He enlisted in June, 1940, and is married.L/C.Robert Lost And Found At City Parks The following articles have been found in the municipal parks and may be claimed at the comfort stations or rinke in which they were found, upon proper identification.King George Park: Odd rubbers; pair of children's skates; pair of blue ski socks; pair of red ski socks with name of B, A, Chambers inside of socks; fawn grenfell windbreaker with name W.G.Ross inside; pair of old hockey gloves; variety of odd socks.Western rink: Palr of elbow pads; school books belonging to George Cote and Harold Young; pair of hockey gloves.Boys\u2019 Brigade First Company Banquet Held Flight-Lieutenant Stone Reviewing Officer at Gathering in Melville Church Melville Church was the scene of great activity Friday evening | when some 27 sat down to the 8th annual father and son banquet of the 1st Company.Following the toasts, given by Sgt.Edwin Gor- Ing, Cpl.Jim Wright, L/C.Robert Eastwood and L/C.G.Mc- Farlane, an {nspiring address was delivered by Wm, S.Belson, prominent layman and Christian Endeavour executive.The great importance of youth training at the present time, especially that which, like the Boys\u2019 Brigade, is an integral part of the church\u2019s program, was stressed by Mr.Belson and he also advised fathers to take a greater Interest in their boys and spend more time with them, In addition he told them to encourage sons to participate in organizations which would develop and prepare them for good Christ- jan citizenship.The speaker was introduced by Lieut.Alex Upham and thanked by L/C.Geof.Camp.Captain J.Howard Richardson was chairman of the evening.At the inspection which followed, Flt.Lt.S.Stone, chaplain of No.1 Wireless School, accompanied by his adjutant, P/O.T.H.Sterling made a review of the ranks and in his remarks to the boys lauded them on their splendid appearance and steadiness, The glistening brass of the belts and caps he remarked brought back happy memories of the days when he served in the ranks of the Church Lads Brigade in Newfoundland.He urged the boys to keep up their high standard of efficiency as it would help them greatly in later life, A drill demonstration was given under Sgt.Paul Newns (R.A.F.).and after the elfmination of all who were inaccurate In their movements Private Ian Campbell remained last man up and was awarded a Boy's Brigade Jubilee polo shirt.Later in the evening he was elevated to the rank of Lance-Corporal for his general efficiency and will become second in command of Squad 2.A variety program consisting of musical items, dramatic skits and display of first aid, camp life and camp-fire programs, followed, presided over by Mrs.C.8.Forrest, who also played the piano accompaniments.At the close of the evening the following awards were made: Camp Trophy, Corp.Jim Wright; a miniature replica of this trophy wag presented to the runner-up, Eastwood for his good sportsmanship.Christmas card campaigners re- ! ceived the following awards: Cpl, | R.Burriss (1st prize) camp knife; one of the first florists set up! Cpl.J.Wright (2nd prize), hockey sweater; Sgt.E.Goring (3rd prize) polo shirt; L/C.R.Eastwood (4th prize), sweatshirt; Pte.Jim Dugan (5th prize) polo shirt.Pte Manley Burriss gwas awarded a camp-knife for having come first in calendar sales.Membership campaign crests were awarded to Sgt.E.Goring, Ptes, M.Burriss, I.Campbell and J.Dugan.The swimming challenge medal won by Pte.Don Duncan, was presented by W.A.Crammond and P/O.T.Sterling and Dr.T.A, Wilson gave out the other awards.These two Canadian airmen among the fighting fliers of the United Nations who helped light the fuse that exploded Hitler's pipe-dream.They were part of a bomber crew which flew with the air forces, keeping Rommel\u2018s Afrika Korps in frantic retreat.Advance Canadian personnel have arrived in North Africa for special training.The National Film Board's latest film in the CANADA CARRIES ON series, \u201c\u2019PINCERS ON AXIS EUROPE,\u201d gives a full report of the North Africa operation, from the landing of the vast United Nations force to the race across the desert after Rommel's fleeing army.J.W.Perks Finds Importance of the move to the United Nations (offensive, in its relationship to the struggle on the Russian front is dramatically presented.C.A.del.Harwood, K.C, Retires From CN.Railway Post Well-known French-Canadian is Westmount Resident \u2014 Two Appointments Follow C.A.deL.Harwood, K.C., chief solicitor of the Quebec lines of tke Canadian National Railways, has retired from that position which he occupied since 1923, On the eve of \u201chis retirement Mr.Harwood was guest of his associates of the Law Department of the National Railways and received from them a testimonial of their friendship in the form of a Victory Loan war bond.The presentation was made Saturday by J.P.Pratt, K.C., regional counsel, and an appreciation of Mr.Harwood's services was voiced by E.E, Fairweather, K.C., chief counsel for the system.Mr.Har- wood\u2019s home is on Argyle avenue, Following the retirement of Mr.Harwood it is announced that Lionel Cote has been promoted as chief solicitor, Quebec lines, with office at Montreal, and that Cha- teauguay Perrault has been appointed assistant solicitor at Montreal.Charles Auguste deLotbiniere Harwood.K.C., born at Vaudreuil, Quebec, is a descendant of families who greatly contributed to the development of Canada under the French regime and under the new order long prior to Confederation.The Lotbiniere-Harwoods are the oldest branch of the Lot- of Sessions at Montreal.biniere family which early held seigneurial rights in French Canada.Related families are those of Masson and Mackenzie.Supported by a family background so strong in tradition, Mr.Harwood has maintained a keen interest in historic affairs, and {8 the author of \u201cFort Garry Convention of 1870\", and other monographs.He is an active member of the Navy League of Canada and during the First Great War was secretary for naval recruitment in the Province of Quebec, Mr, Harwood graduated in arts from laval University, Quebec, and in law from Mc- Gill at Montreal.Lionel Cote who succeeds Mr.Harwood, {8 a native of Cap Chat, Gaspe, He is a gracsate in arts of St.Dunstan's, Charlottetown.P.E.T.,, and In arts and law of laval at Quebec.He joined the Canadian National Railways in 1931, Chateauguay Perrault, horn at Arthahaska, Que, is a graduate in arts and law of the University of Montreal, passing with distinc- tlon.He studied International law at Harvard.Mr.Perrault Is a lecturer in civil law at McGill University.His father, Judge Gustave Perrault, is Chief Judge Seven Local Prize Winners In Contest of W.C.T.U.Local Sunday School children who were prize winners in the \u201cFrances Willard W.C.T.U.Sclen- tific Temperance Contest 1942\", are: Senior Class\u2014Barbara Sander- son and Georgina Armitage of Dominion Douglas.Intermediate Class\u2014\u2014John Robert Berry of Dominion Douglas, and Audrey McSweeney and Helvi Pelkonen of Westminster Central, Junior Clags\u2014Efleen Smith and Thelma Carruthers, also of Westminster Central.All their papers have been sent to the Provincial Committee, The branch held the regular meeting recently when a panel discussion on \u2018\u201c\u2018Compulsory Education\u2019 was held with the following members taking part; Miss Beryl Truax, Mrs.A.F.Byers, Mrs.A.Stalker and Mrs.G.F, W.Kuhring.Lorne Pickering First Blood Donor J.Lorne Pickering of Arlington avenue was first on the ce gem CREER mea IT scene to give a hlood donation at the new clinic which opened last week at George Esplin School in Lachine.Mr.Pickering, who is production manager for Burroughs- Wellcome Company in Montreal, 18 also president of Montreal Westward Rotary Club under whose sponsorship the blood donors' clinic was brough into being, chiefly as a convenience to wiling donors who found the journey to the first clinic on Bishop street, Montreal, too mnch for the limited time at their disposal.Melville Auxiliary Meets ithe Monday evening The final session tioning Communicable Diseases Red Cross Nursing Topic Dr, F.M.A.MeNaughton.Westmount Medical Officer of Health was the guest speaker\u201d at the Westmount YMCA Red Cross Home Nursing Course, The topic was, \u2018\u2018Communicable Diseases\" of thiy serles of classes will bo held at the local \u2018Y\u2019 on Monday at 8 o'clock.The subject will be, \u2018Care of the Mouth and Teeth\u2019, There will also be à general review period.Board Announces New Ration Book Coming Shortly Conditions Governing Issuance of Second Volume Are Explained The second ration ing tea, coffee, sugar and hutter will be lssued shortly from the office of the T.ocal Rationing Board in Victoria Hall, according to an announcement from the board.The date and hour on which the books will be distributed will be announced later.To obtain the new ration hooks cltizens will present thelr old ration hook with the application properly filled in, the form for which ls in the back of the hook.Citizens wil] then be glven their new hook and the old hovk will algo he returned to them as there will still be coupons which can be used, It will not be necessary for euch individual to apply for the new ration in person.One person may present cards for himself and others in his household.All the work lu being done by volunteers.By personally picking up their No.2 ration hook at issuing centres now being organized, Canadians will save themselves more than $500,000, according to IT.B.Unwin, administrator nf consumer ratloning, There are almost persons in Canada, each with a ration book, he explained.\u2018If the new hooks were to be mall- ed,\u201d he added, \u201ceveryone would first have to send In the application card from the back of the first book, Postage on each of these would \u2018cost the country 12,000,000 cents or $120,000 alone, On top of thst is mailing out ration hook No.2 to each of the applicants.\u201cThe tremendous task of handling 12,000,000 applcants and 12,000,000 ration hooks would severely tax the already overburdened post office system.\u201d 12,000,000 Local ration hoards now fune- in 500 odd key communities across Canada are set- The Ladies\u2019 Ald Society of Melville Preshyterian Church are holding a Valentine tea from; | three to five o'clock on Friday, | { February 12, in the church hall.| A programme has been arranged, : which cooking and aprons, \u201cme \u2014-\u2014- ting up distribution centres where people may call for thelr nation Book No, 2 in thousands strategic centres, he sald.Details of the specific dates places on which hooks will be\u2018 community, locally, hut in each announced available will be includes a sale of home ; Will take place between February jand Îs presently stationed at Que- | 19 and March 1, Big Change Needed In Modern Schools session of; book cover-; PRICE:\u2014 TWO CENTS Christian-Jewish Gatherings Held In Synagogue Here Semite and Gentile Speakers Ce Urge End to Barriers in Talks at Temple Emanu-El On Monday Professor Jucob R.the second annual institute on Juda el, At the morning session, Times of Jesus from a Jewlsh Stan followed, Professor W, Theological College presided and Dr Marcus was the guest lecturer of fsm held at the Temple Emmanu- A.Gifford of the United .Marcus spoke on \u201cthe Lite and dpoint.\u201d An interesting dlcussion At the luncheon, Dr.Stern presided.Thanks were offered by Rev, Dr.B.Leslie Pidgeon.Rev, D First Baptist Church, delivered an Jows aud Christians to break do separate, and labour together In th * Tardiness Charged in Facing Adjustments Required in Life Today The necessity of teachors recognizing and anticipating \u201cproblems nud obligations involved In the great changes brought about by modern conditions\u201d was slressed by J.W, Perks, B.A, in his address at the meoting of tho Roslyn Home and School Auxsocintion which wns held Inst Monduy.Mr.Perks, who Is assistant superintendent of schools, Protestant Board of School Commissioners of Montreal, was intrduced by the president of the assoclution, W.H.Laldley and gave as his title \u201cWhy and How Schools are Changing\", Reviewing the changes in society over the last 0 years, the gradual disappoarance from the community of the old centres from which the child \u2018lenrnt cerlain obligations\", he showed bow these duties were now almost non-exist- \u2018ent by thelr usurpation of work done by mechanical contrivances, \u201cOur children\u2019, sald Mr.Perks, \u2018are growing up in un euviron- ment, which they cannot understand and by whleh they are consequently bewildered und frust- ruted\u201d, Life no longer revolves 60- ctally about the church and \u201cthe social virtues inherent in co-oper- ative living are not now 60 easl- ly discernible in the modern community as they were In the relatively simple environment of 50 yeurs ago\u201d.The speaker then stated that there was one institution in the community common to all chtl- dren-\u2014\u2014that fs the school.As home conditions change \u2018the things about which the school needs Lo concern itself algo change\u201d and he charged the tduchers with be- Ing \u201cyears late In recognizing the problems and obligations brought about by modern conditions\u201d.He then outlined \u201ctwo hroad procedures\u201d which he said had been followed by ull \u201cforward-looking schools\".The first was that of \u201cgroup effort\u201d as opposed to individual study, the second in \u2018relating instruction lo the Interests of ihe puplls and the Important features of their environment\".[Lastly he sug#ested revolulionary metiods with regard to relaxation of examination and marking svsieiny ond emphasized (he necessity of realization by both 1he community and parents that for many chil dren \u201cthe best education does not Icad to matricnlation with ts present somewhat narrow and very exacling standards\u201d, Kenneth Mount Is Killed In Action Set.Observer Kenneth Mount, 29, has heen posted killed in action, according to word received there by hts father, F.M, Mount, of 4884 Cumberlund avenue Born in Montreal, he was educated at West HI] JIigh School, He lenilsted in July.1941.and re-| | ceived hia wings at Mont Joliin April, 1942, and went overseas last October.Hefore joining the alr force he wus a member of the 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards (Reserve), An older hrother \u2018Harry D.Mount, Is also In the r.M.FP, McCutcheon, Minister of impressive message calling upon wn the barriers and walls which 6 spirit of our common rootage and our common responsibilities.He pointed to such gatherings as that of the Institute as a goodly effort In the cause for mutual understanding and amity, : Among others who brought greotings at a luncheon were Dr.John 8, Astbury, Principal of Baron Bynæ High School; Rev.Dr, Wm, Orr Mulligan, Moderator of Presbtorian Synod; and Rev.Dr, F.W.Kerr, minister of St.Andrew's United Church, At the afternoon session, Professor W.A.Ferguson, principal of Diocesan College presided and Dr.Marcus spoke on \u201cThe Wandering Jew.\u201d Discussion followed in which many participated.At the conclusion of the day's sessions, Rabbi Stern thanked the sponsors and all those who had contribuled in having made the Institute the success that it was, Immediately following the luncheon, Dr.Stern .pald tribute to\u2019 the late Arthur Carlisie, Bishop of Montreal, who last year was one of the sponsors of the Institute and the guest speaker at the luncheon, Among those who attended were: Rev, G.L.Hurst, Rev, Dr, W.A, Gifford, Victor E.Gartz, Mrs.Wale R, Smith, Mr.A.B.Leltoslgnol, Rev.Stanley 8.Smith, Rev.WwW.I, Riding, Mrs, Eftfe P.Astbury, Rev, Bdmund J.Thompson, Mrs.M.T, Heslam, Miss Janet M, Doxsey, Rabbi Dr, David Welss, Rev, Dr.Wm.Orr Mulligan, Rev.James R.Simpson, Rev.Cyril H.Adalr, Rev.Robert (1, Kataunoff, Rev.Joho D.Wills, Rev.George F.Dewey, Mise Flora M, Stecle, Kar! Goldherg, D.W.Terry.Rev.Kenneth Naylor, Rav, A.W.doth, Rev.Rdward H, Mad- docks, Miss Wilma H.Gardner, Miss Olive 8.Sparling, Rav.De- Courcy H.Rayner, M.A.Stephens, Rev.G, N.Standish, Rev.nD, Victor Warner, Rev.J.R.King, H.R.Bursey, George Hol- linger, Rev.Dr.PF.W.Kerr, Rev.James R, Allen, Rev.Dr.T.WwW.Jones, Rev.Michael Feher, Mr, 1, 8.Isaacs, Rev.J.G.Joyce, ltev.Robert R.Nicholson, Miss Nessie Trwin, Rev.Arthur J, Marshall, Rev, F, Swackhanimer, Rev, Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, Vladimir Grossman, Rev, Harry QG, Tutlle, Rev.W.Aldworth Ferguson, H, M.Calsermun, 1rofessor R.B.Y.Scott, Rev.H, Tste, A.M.Mc- Phee, Dr.N.Jonas and Dr, John Hughes, Nurse Taken Sick Loses Valuables Local Woman Has Unhappy Experience Mrs, J.Gavereau, 4298 St.Calherine street west, reported to No.23 police station, N.D.G., that she left.her shopping bag, containing many articles of value only to herself, or somebody of her own profession, in a btreet car.The polfce notlfied the street car company of the woman's loss.Mrs.Gauvereau is a professional nurse, and her bag contained her uniform, hypodermic needles, her nurse's diploma, registration card, some drugs, und seven dollars in cash, She told the police that ashe had felt suddenly 111 while nn the car and had left It at the first stop.In her excitement she left.her shopping hag on the seat she had heen occupying.St, Mary's Alumnae Meets The regular monthly meeting of the Alumnae Association of St.Mary's Hospital School for R.C.A.F., training ar an observer, bec City.=p eng pI vec Nurses will he held in the Hospital class room on Monday evenings | at 8 o'clock. ay i ! arte wh rr | , ; i! : \u201c ter mais.- spring and PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Berving the THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Avs.City of Westmount Garden Buburb of Canads\u2019s Metropolis.greater contrib influenced the COMPANY forty countries WAlnut 2773°¢ | grainmie.\u201cTh E | * i t b ind dent, 1 newspaper for the home, devoted to public servies.THEY CAN'T = WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1943 KEEPING APPOINTMENTS FROM À BLOOD DONOR STATION comes the shocking news that forty per cent of the prospective donors fail to keep their scheduled appointments.Either they are late, or don\u2019t show up the day promised.How does it come that so many people are indifferent about appointments?When these same people hold a $3 ticket for a hockey match or a theatre, they manage tn he in their seats on time.It's their own money, and severybadv is fairly diligent in laoking nut for himself.Ordinary consideration for the other fellow would seem to command us tn keep appointments, at least in these days when the time of everyone is precious, BOY SCOUT WEEK OY SCOUTS AND WOLF CUBS from this district, along with nearly of Canada, will he observing Boy Scout Week from February 21 to 27.Tt is fitting that this annual observance should commence on the Baden-Powells birthday, with services of commemoration for the founder of the movement.Baden-Powell is no longer with us, but the inspiration of his great life and work will remain so long as there is a Boy Scout or a tiny Wolf Cub to carry for- Sunday nearest Lord ward the magnificent idealism \u2018queathed to the world.ness, Hand the the Japs for cr stands the stu And you can't Our enemies heard that our that we all go planes.tarily give up \u2018they could nev 100.000 in all minute of furi mentality.And we were proud are?\u201d we said, .There isn\u2019t o that he be- lt has been said that Baden-Powell made a through the Scout Movement than any other man in world history.Certainly few men have ted that since the Buy Scout movement came into being in 1908 to less than 25 million boys have passed through its ranks.At the present time there are three million hoys, in nearly ERHAPS IT pect the German mind to comprehend the Anglo-Saxon, Give the sausage-eaters all due credit for military brilliance and thorough- liance and thoroughness.Hand the laurels to comprehensible.vigorously \u2014especially over politics.They have They judge from our magazines and movies steam-heated apartments.Naturally they assumed that a little agitation would start a war between our emnloyers and employees, disrupting our production of guns, They thought we would never volun- of men to fight.Yes, we were soft.But it takes only a half- When Germany and Japan had the nerve to attack us, they stirred our blood and straightened our spines.\u201cWho do they think they thousand who helieves we can be licked\u2014by anybody.The Axis asked for trouble.are going to get it.ution to the youth of the world lives of so many.It is estima- taking part in the Scout pro- * UNDERSTAND US IS ASKING too much to ex- laurels to the military bril- aftiness, Neither nation under- ff Anglo-Saxons are made of.blame them for finding us in- for we often baffle ourselves.have noted that we quarrel workers hate their employers.south in the winter or live in tanks, and automobiles, holidays, or food.er imagine us training millions ous anger to wipe out senti- they did not understand that and traditionally courageous.rolling up our sleeves.ne Britisher or American in a They * \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 |der the direction of Mr.Trop Westmount Baptist will sing: \u201cFierce Raged the Tempest\u201d.The whole service will * Church Notes x be characterized by the atmosphere of the high seas and will The monthly Communion eer-|i;clyde prayer for the gallant vice of the Westmount Bapist| an who go down to the sea in Church will take place at twelve ppg o'clock noon on Sunday, At the morning service the sermon conermpation ol assemily of ne theme will be: \u201cLiving as the P Offspring of Light\u2014Recreating Thoughts for Fatigued Hearts\".At the evening service Dr.Johnston's sermon carries the title: \u201cThrough Mist, Spume and Spray ~The Comrade who comes a ross the White Caps\u201d, The cholr, un- Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.These Inspiring gatherings are open to all who care to attend.The Sunday School has fits meeting each Sunday afternvon at three o'clock.The Spring Festival of the school will be held on the evening of Friday, February 12th.Mr, 8.C.Simpson is tho superintendent and Mr.Dugald Nasmith has charge of the programme.\u201cWe thought we were well trained and though in the last war, but it seems tame to what the boys have to go through now,\u201d commented Major Raymond Massey, noted Toronto actor, after taking refresher courses at Peta- wawa, Camp Borden, and Brock- ville, Ont.He now is attached to special duties at Ottawa.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, I MELVILLE CHURCH | | NOTES | * The Ladies Aid Society of Melville church ls holding a St.Valentines Tea on Friday afternoon, Feb.12th.There will be a musical programme, sale uf home cooking, and a \u2018\u2019superfiuity table\", Mrs, Forrest, the organist, has already planned for an evening song servire to be given in the near future, A number of negro \u2018epirituals\u201d will be included in the service.The Rev.Dr.Mulligan is forming a communicant\u2019s class and will be pleased to hear from sny desirous of joining for the perlod of instruction, There was a large attendance of members of the women of the congregation at the missionary | meetings held in Knox-Cresrent church on Monday and Tuesday.Al] report a very good year.At the morning service the minister will consider some of the hindrances te Christian lIving and will deal with the too familiar one of \u2018too many interruptions.\u201d In the evening he will preach on \u201cSome Elements of Personal Religion.\u201d ge \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____ | Dominion Douglas | Church Notes a * Next Sunday morning in Do- minion-Douglas Dr.Lloyd Smith will conclude the series on the Letters to the Seven Churches with the theme \u201cWhat the Spirit Baith\u201d, Missionary Sunday will be observed in the Church Sshool in Lhe afternoon at 3.00 p.m.In the evening at 7.30 the minister will begin a serles of addresses under the general theme \u201cThe Offer ot Religion\u2019.The first subject will be \u201cA Home in a Vast Universe\u2019.Following the service the Young People's Union will meet in Friendship Parlour under the direction of Mr.Graham Barr.The Sewing Circle on Monday at 2.00 p.m.and the Red Cross Unit on Wednesday at 10.00 a.m.will both be working very largely on Red Cross surgical dressings.Helpers are asked.On Tuesday at 3.00 p.m.the Woman's Missionary Soclety will hold its City Missions Day with a special offering for the Margaret Craig Memorial.BUY WAR SAVINGS BONDS The Westmount words for 20 Jar raser Examiner | GLASSIFIED ADS $00 ptt WAlnut 2773 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1943 the following requirements: for ths purpose, one submitting the right answers.will be received in Monday's mail.83 Selby St.; Mr.F.Weissler, H.Lyle, 4231 Dorchester West.The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with Simply find the two \u2018\u2019ads.\u2018\u2019 in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being æhown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of next week are hidden.Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.Ali answers must be in this office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winner, will be published in Thursday's paper.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct answers, as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every The winners of last week\u2019s contest are as follows and their passes Mrs.H.A, Newmark, 377 Grosvenor Ave.; Margaret MacCrimmeon, 319 Grosvenor Ave.; Mrs.W.M, Baker, 250 Lansdowns Ave., Apt.5; Gertrude Wilson, 35 Bruce Ave.; Mrs.H.by Earl McCloud, C.S.B., CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: RS ts Church of Christ, Scientist, Never has the world been more in need of a restorative agency than today.Material sense Is shrieking that destruction is stalking the earth and bringing it to a state of devastation from which it will never recover Discouragement and desperation sit at the council tables of the nations, crying to them: \u2018Where 18 your God?\" Those who consider themselves wise in this world\u2019s wisdom seek to answer.this query with some philosophy or ism, forgetting that deeply significant prophecy pt Isaiah concerning the coming of Christ Jesus, of whom he said: \u201cThe Spirit of the Lord God Is upon me, because the Lord hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath gent me to bind up the broken-hearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound; to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord, and the day of vengeance of our God; to comfort all that mourn; to appoint unto them that mourn in Zion, to give unto them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness; that they might be called trees of righteousness, the planting of the Lord, that he might be glorified.\u201d In Luke's Gospel we are told that Jesus read aloud in the synagogue at Nazareth this prophecy, and acknowledged its application to himself and his work in these words: \u201cThis day is this scripture fulfilled in your ears.\u201d Works of Restoration Later, in Mark's account, as Jesus Is about to be separated trom his disciples, he tells them of the works of restoration he Is intrusting to them in these words: T LOST FOR SALE FOR SALE POLICE dog, small tumor on face, sentimental value, master overseas.Reward, 4920 Sherbrooke West, EL, 0287.B-15 HOUSE WANTED VICINITY Westmount, West, 6-8 rooms, May 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Not only a God afar off, but a God at hand \u2014\"Closer is He than breathing, and nearer than hands and feet.\u201d A God who is everywhere present, everywhere all - powerful, everywhere all-knowing, A God who knows no evil, who sanctions it not; who says to the man of His creating: \u201cYou are free, WANTED \u2014 Typewriter (preferably portable) good condition.FI.0903.CARTAGE & STORAGE .WESTERN Crating and Moving Reg'd., Van Service.Specisity fur- by experienced men.Service satisfaction.FI.1328.fer.Also storage.DE.3110.DECORATING PAINTING, repalrs to property.544 Claremont avenue.EL.9714 \u201cAdam Had Four Sons\u201d DRESSMAKING nings.CR.1838.B-3 whole, perfect, strong, Intelligent, PORTABLE or table type gramo- |healthy, prosperous, progressive, phone.Also carpenter's clamps.El.|and forever at peace with thy 389.B-17 niture, refrigerators, planos, moved and B-à NOTRE DAME DE GRACE Trans- Local and long distance movers.B-4 Decorating, all kinds of Mr.C.Manseau.B-2 brethren.\u201d This God \u2014 the only God\u2014the God of Abraham, Isaac.and Jacob; of Moses, Elijah, and Elisha; the God of Isaiah, Jeremiah.and Malachi; the God taught and exemplified by Jesus and his disciples, is just as available today as He was centuries ago.Now, as then, He it Is, as the Psalmist sang, \u2018who forgiveth all thy iniquities, who healeth all thy diseases; who redeemeth thy life from destruction; who crowneth thee with lovingkindness and tender mercies.\u201d Not a God of bat- LADIES\u2019 and dresses.Smoking, embroidery.ate price.Fl, 6070.aud children's coats, suits Also alterations, remyleiling, Mudere B-7 tles, not a God of disasters, floods, storms, and earthquakes, but that God who speaks today.COATS, sults and dresses, able prices.dressmaker, 4316 St.6084.reason- Miss Mathews, Talloress, Catherine St.Fl.B-19 as of yore, through the \u201cstill small voice\u201d of Mind.The God who loves all mankind and who, EDUCATIONAL tation, 9-13 or 9-4, EL.1205.ENGLISH and French nursery, Kindergarten and Primary School Is now in session at {926 Grosvenor Avenue.Grade 1, 2, 8, day bodrders, transpors relied upon, will lead all mankind in the ways of Love, and away from the ways of hatred.malice, revenge, envy, Jealousy, and resentment.The God who is always available, always wise, RUGS from your old carpets and materials.Anglo French Curpet Drummond Bidg.PL 5546.REVERSIBLE broadloom rugs made Company, B-1 always just, always on the side of that which is right and good.The Prodigal Son A Lecture on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Entitled ITS RESTORATIVE MISSION Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First God, of San Antonio, Texas in Boston, Massachusetts, possible to separate himself from and to take up an independent course of action; to think, and speak, and act for himself, without recourse to the divine Mind for inspiration or direction.He believes he can go his own way of materiality and ignominy if he so pleases! But, can he?In the fifteefith chapter of Luke, Jesus tells about the prodigal son.In the light of what has just been said, let us look at this story, remembering that it is a parable, and not the story ofa rea] person, although Incidents similar in every way have been enacted over and over again.Mary Baker Eddy was from early childhood a student of the Scriptures, a searcher for something better and higher than was afforded by the religious teachings of her day.Like Abraham.when he went out of Ur of the Chaldees, she \u201clooked for a city which hath foundations, whose builder and maker is God.\u201d Linked with this study was her search for health and the means of attaining it.This led her to investigate the various schools of medicine, finding in them secant comfort and little relief.In the year 1866, she suffered a fall upon an icy street while living in Swampscott, Massachusetts, from the results of which she was not expected to recover.Her nearest friends gathered about her, but, looking for her {imminent death, retired to a near-by room, leaving her to herself, Taking up her Bible, always near at hand, she opened to the ninth chapter of the Gospel according to Matthew, and read the account of the healing of the palsied man.In her extremity of human need, her study of this incident led to such a flood of light that she was instantly healed, and, a few moments thereafter, appeared fully restored, among her friends fn the adjoining room, much to their astonishment.Not content to profit alone through her discovery, our revered Leader unselfishly spent years in searching the Scriptures in her affort to discover the Principle back of her own restoration to health, in order that all the world might share in this great boon, This spiritual exploration led, in 1875, to the publishing of the first edition of Science and Health, but not before she had thoroughly tested and proved {ts every text by healing all manner of disease and discord by the rules laid down therein.This textbook has restored to countless thousands the Bible as the chart of life.a book of rules whereby to work out the problems of their.human existence, So many of these had come to look upon this priceless volume simply as beautiful literature, or as the history of a race of people and a chronicle of their religious progress.Through its study in connection with Mrs.Eddy\u2019's writings they have come to see that here are practical teachings which can and will lead them out of many an Egypt and through many a Red Sea of evil.| WESTMOUNT PARK | CHURCH NOTES * No greater man has lived on this continent than Abraham Lincoln.This man of the Gettysburg Address and the Second Inaugural has come very close to the Christian God.We see in him those virtues without which we cannot build.He belongs to the ages\u2014to all people because, like our own Shakespeare, Lincoln represents the universal man.The sermon on Sunday night ought to begof special interest to Americans.At the morning service Mr.Goth will preach the second in a short series of sermons on \u2018\u2018Portraits of the Master\u201d taking as his theme \u2018\u201c\u201cThe Compassion of Jesus.\u201d Following the evening service the young people have planned a Fireside\u201d to which all young people in the community * Mortal man believes it to be are cordially invited, 1 CALVARY 1 ! CHURCH NOTES | ! The services in Calvary United | Church, on Sunday next, will be | held at the usual hours.Church &chool in all departments, including organized classes for senior boys and girls at 10 a.m.The service at 11 a.m.will be conducted by the pastor, Capt.the Rev.T.We Jones, M.A., D.D.This will be the annual service of dedication for all church officers, Loth those newly appointed at the annual meeting held on Wednesday, and those previously confirmed in office.A special form of responsive service will be shared by all members of the congregation.The sermon to be delivered by Dr.Jones will be based on the theme\u2014A Prayer for every Christian to use day: O Lord, revive Thy work.The preaching service will be followed by the Communion of the Lord's Supper and reception of new members into the fellowship of the church.The Young Worshipper's Lea- sue will also be held at 11 o'clock and the Mission Band following the children\u2019s purt in the public service.Miss Margaret Robertson is in charge of\u201d the Young Worshipper's League and Mrs.A.Malkin in charge of the Mission Band.The guest preacher at the evening service at 7.30 p.m.will be the Rev, George F.Dewey, M.A, B.D., pastor of Rosedale United Church, whose subject will be \"Are you robbing your child?\u201d Mr, Dewey is the Chairman of the Montreal Presbytery Committee on Christian Education.He will be assisted in the conduct of worship by members of Calvary Church school staff, and also by Miss Hilda Simms, B.A., field and office secretary for Christian Education in the Montreal and Ottawa Conference of the United Church of Canada, The Young People\u2019s Union of Calvary will hold a special program.to which all are invited.on Monday, at 8.15 p.m., when Mrs.R.B.Ash will present coloured moving pictures of A Trip Around the World.\u2018The cultural committee convener, Miss Pat Runte, will be in charge.The Red Cross Group will meet on Tuesday at 10.30 a.m.to 4 p.m., with the evening group meeting at 7.30 p.m.The monthly meeting -of the Women's Missionary Society will be held on Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.The speaker will be Mrs.F.N.Stephen, who will give an illustrated lecture on \u2018The Church in the City Streets\u201d.All the ladies of the congregation are heartily invited to attend.A very special function will be held on Thursday, at 2.30 p.m.in + Association, \u201cWastmount\u2019's Homes Newspaper the parlours of the church, when a Valentine tea will be gives yp.der the auspices of the Women's The president, Mrs.J.Heron, will preside.Misg Douglas, of Cedar avenue, West.mount, will present a beautify) travelogue of lovely British gardens, using coloured moving pictures taken by herself.Many of these charming scenes were destroyed by the ravages of the German blitz during the Battle of Britain.Fortunately these beautiful films can still portray the loveliness of the homeland to al] who are privileged to see them.Mrs.Hay Finlay will provide the musical program of the afternoon.The regimental newspaper of a Canadian unit stationed in Newfoundland offers this: When I quit this mortal shore, And mosey round the earth no more, Don\u2019t weep or sigh, don\u2019t sob, I may have struck a better job.and please Don\u2019t tell the folks I was a gaint, Or any old thing that I ain't.If you have jam Jike that to spread, Just hand it out before I'm dead, St.Stephen\u2019s Church Cor.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave.Rector: Rev.Harold S.Laws 11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: Rev.W.Talbot- Hindley.Subject: \u201cCampaigning for Cod.\u201d 6.30 p.m.Bible Class \u2014 Rev.G.N.Standish.7.30 p.m.Evangelistic Service.Preacher: Rev.W.Talbot- Hindley.Subject: \u2018\u2019Supposing.\u201d\u201d Special Gospel solos, A group of Army and Air Force men will sing.CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Ministers Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th 10.00 a.m.Church School in all de partments.11.00 a.m.Dedication Service for all Officers of the congregation.Preacher: Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.Sermon theme: A Prayer for every Christlan to use today\u2014 \u2014 O Lord, Revive Thy Work.12 noon Communion of the Lord's Supper and reception of new members.7.30 p.m.Guest Preacher: F.Dewey, M.A.B.D.Chairman of' Presbytery Committee on Christian Education.Officers of the Church School will assist in the service of worship.Sermon theme: \u201cAre you robbing your child?\u201d Rev.George Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Avenue, Westmount Minister: Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A., LL.B, D.D.SUNDAY SERVICES 11.00 a.m.\u201cToo Many Interruptions.\u201d 11.30 am., 3 p.m, 5 p.m.Sunday School and Bible Classes.7.30 p.m.Personal Religion.The Rev.Dr.Mulligan will preach VISITORS WELCOME DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Blvd, corner Lansdowne Avenue Minister: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Student Assistant: Me.Graham Barr, B.A.11.00 a.m.The Minister.\u2018What the Spirit Saith.\u201d p.m.Church School.p.m.Religion Offers: 1.An Inhabitable Universe,\u2019 8.30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.Mr.J.M.Walkley, Organist 3.00 7.30 Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY.FEBRUARY 7th a.m.\u201cLIVING AS THE OFFSPRING OF LIGHT\u201d \u201cRecreating Thoughts for Fatigued Hearts\u201d Communion \u2014 Twelve o'clock noon.BIBLE SCHOOL \u2014 8 o'clock 7.30 p.m.\u201cTHROUGH MIST, SPUME AND SPRAY\u201d \u201cThe Comrade who comes across the White Caps\u201d The choir will sing, PéPlerce Raged the Tempest\u201d.Dr.Johnsfon will \u2018preach.Midweek Fellowship \u2014 Wednesday at 8 p.m.Visitors cordially welcomed.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Coth, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th 11.00 a.m.\"The Compassion of Je- [IA sus.7.30 p.m.\u201cLincoln: Master of Men.\" A \u2018tribute to the greatest of Americans, J.C.Scott, L.RSM, Choir Director Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Minister: The Rev.Frank S.Morley, B.D., Ph.D.(Edin.) Walter S.Clapperton, A.R.C.M., Organist & Choir Director SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.Subject: The Opening of the Heart.11,30 a.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Evening Service.Subject: 3rd series: \u2018\u2019Liters- ture and Faith.\u201d \u2018The Pilgrimage of Bunyan, 8.15 p.m.Young People\u2019s Group.St.Andrew's Church Westmount (Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.) Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.Student-Assistant Mr.A.Leonard Griffith, B.A.11.00 a.m.\u201cWhat If It Happened to You?\u201d Second sermon on Job.11.00 a.m.Church School.3.00 p.m.High School Department.7.30 p.m.Can We Explain the Healing Miracles?Rev.Dr.F.W.Kerr at both services.ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, KC.| 57 St.James St.West Telephone HA.9238 HY Th story mour Prest acted McCr Astd) It\" Para abou years call wom: decid live husb fello just tng ! ket | Jo Ann: up « up in \"\" ture the until stark war depi: Ame \u201cFly agal TC St whi wit C Ja Co of a New- re, l no lease ob.saint, 5 [bot for v.G ibot- } men \\ve., Jones, 1 de or all .\"4.As Prayer today\u2014 ; Sup- mem- George {rman ers of sist in obbing Ave.D., y OF gued noon.ND ss the Raged of Je- test of ch D.D.B.A.ppened Hollywood Gossip THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY.FEBRUARY 4, 1948 RY ARR \u2014 _ NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD AT WESTMOUNT THEATRE There's a mighty amusiug story on the screen of the West- mount United Theatre, told uy Preston Sturges and hilariously acted by Claudette Colbert, Josl McCrea, Rudy Vallee and Mary Astôr.It's \u201cThe Palm Beach Story,\u201d Paramount's comedy romance about a couple, married five years and still in love, about to call it quits because the little woman, played by Miss Colbert, decides that it isn\u2019t practical to live by love alone.McCrea, her husband, while being a charming fellow and talented at Inventions, Just isn\u2019t equally talented at rata- ing the money necessary to market them.Claudette considers herself a flop as his wife but believes that as his \u2018\u2018sister\u2019\u201d she'll be able to use her beauty to his.business At York Theatre John Wayne, John Carroll, Anna Lee and an impressive liue- up of supporting players chalk up an unqualified dramatic hit in \u2018Flying Tigers,\u201d Republic picture which opened vesterday at the York United Theatre playing until] Friday night, With its action set against the stark suspense of the Burmese war front, the film grippingly depicts the exploits of the famed American Volunteer Group, or \u201cFlying Tigers,\u201d whose courage against incredible odds has written an immortal chapter in the history of American valor.The story presents Wayne as a squadron leader who, disstressed by the overwhelming odds pitted against his command, drafts Into the Group a young flier of indisputable personal courage but of doubtful motives.son\u2014played by\u2019 John Carroll\u2014is Woody J ay advantage.McCrea ts, of course, opposed to her idea but that doesn\u2019t stop her.She's off to Palm Beach for a divorce.Inasmuch as she leaves New York without baggage or money, and winds up in the sunny South aboard the racht of the richest man in the world, with a wardrobe costing thousands of dollars, you can see that plenty happens en route.Rudy Vallee plays Mr.Moneybags uproariousiy.The fun really starts in earnest on Claudette's Beach.McCrea manages to get there, too, and Claudette introduces him to Vallee as her brother.Vallee's sister, played by Mary Astor, goes for Joel in a blg way, amid typical Preston Sturges comedy complications.\u201cThe Palm Beach Story\u201d definitely one of funniest movie tales.arrival in Paim is Hollywood's interested chiefly in the five hundred dollars bonus he will receive for every plane he bags, rather than in the cause for which he fights.He soon incurs the emnity of all the other flyers, particularly when it appears that he falled to save a fellow flyer in his zeal to bring down more plapes and earn more bonuses, Wayne never loses faith in his friend, however, and this faith is ultimately rewarded by an act of spectacular bravery on Carroll\u2019s part which once and for all establishes him In the good graces and high esteem of the other Flying Tigers.With excellent roles in \u201cHow Green Was My Valley\u201d and \u2018My Life With Caroline\u201d to her credit, Anna Lee scores agaïn in the feminine lead ot \u201cFlying Tigers.\u201d \u201cLet us resolve that the blood shed in the defeat of our enemies shall purchase a great and practical redemption for mankind.\u201d\"\u2014 Henry Breckinridge.Revival FRIDAY after 11 o'clock % Dick POWELL À Ellen DREW \u201cCHRISTMAS IN JULY\u201d W HOUR Zo A 57e (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) TODAY until SATURDAY Story of the Cutie Who Looked for Love, and $99,000, too .! The delightful story of the girl who hopped a fast flyer to Florida with some fast Florida flyers ! caries CtAUDetTE Pleure with MARY ASTOR-RUDY VALLEE 2nd Feature: \u201cHay, hepeats, i's ao dillyl.a jom session .fun!\u201d WE Jane Darwell - Bruce Edwards Cobina Wright, Jr.« Cecil Kellaway Katharine Alexander - Jack Searl Buddy Pepper A 20% Century-Fox Picture Sunday anti! Tuesday \u2014 À George FORMBY i \u201cMUCH TOO SHY\u201d À Ingrid BERGMAN in \u201cAdam Had Four Sons\u201d ith Warner Baxter - Susan Hayward \u2014\u2014 TODAY-FRIDAY \u2014 GEORGE FORMBY in \u201cMuch Too Shy.\u201d \u201cFLYING TIGERS,\u201d with John Wayne, John Carroll and Anns Lee.AU Cscitimed, (St.Catherine at Guy Street) Starts SATURDAY until TUESDAY .the situation well in hand! \u201cSAMMY = AY Dicectod by ORUCE HUMDERSTONE Progeced by WILLIAK LeBARIN 20\" and ATTRACTION A Killer Strikes on Death Row! , .It's thrill-packed Romantic Enter teinment! AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY | George Formby and player in a scene from \u201cMuch Too Shy,\u201d which opens at the Westmount United Thetare on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.AT THE MONKLAND SUNDAY ! Doris Dudley, Herbert Marshall and Steve Geray in a scene from \u201cThe Moon and Sixpence,\u201d which opens at the Monkland.United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.Dickens Fellowship Rehearsals Under Way Maude Aston reports that hearsals are now In for \u201cPhe Mollusc\u201d re- full swing, .which is to be produced by the Dickens Fellowship in Victoria Hall, 15 and 16, A brilliant cast has been secu ed.In addition to Mrs.Asto who 1s directing the play, principals Include lop, John Watt, all of whom are on March r- n, the Agnes McKil- Ready and Robert widely known in local dramatic circles.Rubber, like petroleum, chemically a hydrocarbon, is Dérected by 8 RENNES EASON wi FAYE EMERSON » VAN JOHNSON - GEORGE MEEXER Revival Friday After 11 o'clock % Bing CROSBY % Mary MARTIN \u201cRhythm On On the River\u201d (HES (Monkland Ave, at Girouard) I'ODAY until SATURDAY Ginger as the kin\u2019 of a Kid that grows on you! Riot of Laughs and Romance! ROGERS oad RAY _MILLAND = Maj wt | Nn A oS «a Rita Johason fhe Robert Bonchiey - Diasa Lym \u2014\u2014\u2014 2nd ATTRACTION \u201cSTREET OF CHANCE\u201d The strange drama of a man with two loves .two pasts.To which does he belong?with Claire Trevor ¥ Burgess Meredith Sunday until Tuesday % Herbert MARSHALL À George SANDERS n \u201cThe Moon & Sixpence\u201d * Margaret LOCKWOOD \u201cGIRL IN THE NEWS\u201d with Barry K.Barnes Emlyn Williams At The Monkland One of the happlest screen events of this, or any other season, took place last night at the Monkland United Theatre when Paramount presented its gay, witty comedy, \u2018\u2018The Major and the Minor,\u201d co-starring two of filmdom\u2019s most popular stars\u2014 Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland.All too seldom does a picture as genuinely funny and as truly original as this one come the way of movie patrons.It is a riot of laughs right from the start when Ginger, a small-town girl trying to make her way in New York, is sent to the apartment of Robert Benchley to give him a scalp treatment, Benchley's ideas of what constitutes a scalp treatment prove the last straw to Ginger, who decidas she's had enough of New York wolves.Unfortunately, however, when she gets down to Grand Central she finds the railroad fare to her Iowa home town has been increased, and she is several dol lars short.À few moments speul in the women\u2019s lounge with her suitcase, and Ginger emerges with pigtails and saflor hat looking exactly like the twelve-year- old she pretends to be.She gets someone to buy her a half: fare ticket, but on ,board the train she runs Into difficulty convincing the conductors that she's rather big for ber age, if you get what we mean, In desperation she takes refuge in the compartment of Ray Milland, a Major who is on his way back to the military academy where he teaches.Complications make it necessary for Ginger to go with Milland to the academy, and what happens there when the \u2018twelve-year-old\u2019 not only takes over the whole academy but proceeds to take Millan] away from his jealous fiancee, Rita Johnson, is the grandest fun ever filmed.Ginger Rogers has never been better.In Ray Milland she has a perfect partner for the romantic episodes us wel) as for the uproarious comedy with which the picture abounds.\u201cThe Major and the Minor\u201d 18 definitely a not- to- be - missed movie.Everyone in It does a marvelous job, including Diana Lynn, whom you may have seen as Dolly Loebr, and Ginger's own mother, Lela Rogers.Repertory Theatre Adds Special Matinee The Montreal Repertory Theatre production, \u201cWatch on the Rhine\u201d being presented in their newly appointed locale tor major productions at 1550 Guy street, is meeting with such popular demand that it has been found necessary to add a special matinee on Saturday afternoon.Reservations and tickets are available at the box office.Saskatchewan Active Army recruiting has started off at a brisk pace this year.During the first week in January more than 221 men were attested as active volunteers.A total of 171 were examined in one day, AT THE YORK SATURDAY ! PN Nay = Van Johnson and Faye Emerson in a scene from The Big House,\u201d which opens at the York United Theatre on Saturday playing until Tuesday night.WEDDINGS Laing-Mitchell The marriage of Jsabel Ainslie, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Homer Acton Mitchell, of Montreal and \u2018\u201cLichfield,\u201d Kuowlton, Que., to Dr.Richard Laing, R.C.A.M.U., son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Laing, of Westmount, took place on Baturday afternoon at five o'clock in St.Stephen's Church, Westmount, the Reverend Harold Laws officiating.Mr.Edward Sweeting played the wedding music.The church, lighted with white tapers In tall candelabra was decorated with spring flowers, The bride, given away by her father, wore a quaint gown of ivory satin, having a fitted hod- {ce with a heart shaped neckline and a bouffant skirt held with shirred cording.Her vell of Brussels\u2019 lace, a family heirloom, falling beyoud the hem of her gown was held by a coronet of miniature flowers and lave.A gingle strand of pearls was her only ornament and she carried a bouquet of pink roses und stevia.The wedding attendants, Miss Catherine Bancroft, maid-of- honor, the bride's two sisters, Mrs.J.K.Harding, of Kingston, Ont., and Mrs.Harold BE.Barber, of Brownsburg, Que., and Mise Eleanor Laing, sister of the bridegroom, were gowned allke in frocks of silk Jersey fashioned with long walsted bodices having heart shaped necklines, and bouffant skirts held out at the hem with ghirred cording.They wore tiny matching hats trimmed with ostrich tips and carried Colonfal bouquets of Rapture roses, forget-me-nots and buddleia.Mies Bancroft wore rose silk jersey and the other attendants wore Romance blue.Dr.Thomas Lockwood, R.C.N.V.R., was best man for Dr.Laing and the ushers were Dr.Horace Graves, Dr.Alan Moyle, R.C.AM.C., and Dr.Hector McDougall, R.C.N.V.R.The reception wag held fn the Blue Room of the Ritz-Carlton.Dr.and Mrs.Laing.left.for Quebec City, the bride travelling in a frock of aqua blue suede jersey under a Hudson seal cout and wearing a black hat trimmed with blue feathers, and a corsage houquet of pink roses, Horn-Walton The marriage of Catherine Elizabeth, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.Norman B.Walton, to Mr.John D.Horn, R.C.A.S.C., son of Mrs.and Mrs, J.D.Horn, of Brentwood Lodge, Winnipeg, Man., took place Baturday afternoon at five o'clock in St, Au- drew's Church, Westmount, the Reverend F.W.Kerr, D.D., of- fictating.Mr.Fred Whitley played the wedding music.The church, lighted with tail white tapers, was decorated with white roses and carnations and white satin bows marked the guest pews, The bride, given away hy her father, was gowned in white slipper satin, fashioned with a draped bodice and a heart shaped neckline, long lily point sleeves, and a full skirt with a panel of sunburst pleats held by a seed pearl how In the front, ending in & train at the back.Her vell of tulle fllusion was held by a halo of ostrich tips and she carried a bouquet of white roses and houvardia.Mrs, Norman T.Walton, slster- in-law of the bride and her only attendant, wore a frock of emerald green crepe cut oh princess lines with a long skirt having front fullness held with bands of emerald green stones, Bhe wore a small halo hat to match with a shoulder length veil and car- rled a houquet of Tallsman roses.Sergeant Earl Sayers, R.C.A.§8.C., acted ax best man and the ushers were Sergeant Harry Col- ling, R.C.A.8.C.and S.Q.M.S.Stuart Millar, R.C.A.8.C, Mrs.Walton, mother of the bride, wore a gown of sea form crepe trimmed with matching lace and draped skirt, Her hat was of ostrich plumes of the same shade, and she wore a cor- rage of orchids.Mrs.Horn, mother of the groom, wore a gown of cinnamon \"Murder In The Highlights for wil] be a Movie Picture show on the week Saturday afternoon aturting at 2.00 p.m.The show will be \"Men of Texas\u2019.Members are invited to bring a friend.There will be no charge for admission.The Junior Floor hockey len- gue finished last week with the Rharka coming ont on top.The team is as follows: R.George, M.Greenbaum, G.Thomas.T.Sparrow, BE.Moore, A.Smith, W.Young.Tuesday afteruoon we had three fast games of hockey.The first gume was between tha Red Devils and Sharks.The Sharks came ont ou top by a score of 4-1.Cameron McFadden scored the only goal for tha Red Devils, while for the Sharks Marv, Greenhaum scored 8 and G.Thomas £.In the second game ft close.Sharks came oul on ugain over the Rangers, Jim Konnedy rcored twice for the Rangers.Marvin Greenbaum scored two and Goorge Thomas 1, The third game was betwean the Rangers and Red Devils, The Red Devils won by a score of 5-1.Kennedy rcored the only Ranger goal, The Red Devils score wars as follows: G.Renteln 2; Young 2; Baker 1, The standing of the teams 14 as follows: Sharks, 4; Devils 2; Rangers.0.Top scores are: M.Greenbaum 5; Kennedy 3; Thomas 2; Young 2; Renteln 2; McFadden 1; Baker 1, Was top Promotion of Brigadier Georges P.Vanier, D.8.0., M.C., to rank of Major-General following his designation as Canadian minister accredited to a group of United Nations\u2019 governments in the Unft- ed Kingdom, indicates the importance which the government attaches to this new post from the military as well as the civilian point of view.Born in Montreal H4 years ago, he was called to the Bar thera In 1911, served with distinction fn the First Greal War, and hegan his diplomatic career In 1928 with appointment to the Canadian office at Ganeva.brown palnled in leaf design, a matching turban with veil and a corsage of gardenius, The reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, The Towers, 4856 Cote St.Luc road, and white flowers were used to decorates.Mr.and Mrs, Horn left for the Laurentians, the bride travelling in a frock of Kelly green wool with a matching felt hat and vell and wore a brown fur coat, bouquet of Talisman roses.Out-of-town guests included: Lieut.-Col.C.M.Ackland, of Winnipeg: Lieut.-Col.and Mrs, Douglas James, of Ottawa, Mr.ville, Ont, and Mr, and Mrs.Nelson Young, of Ottawa, brown accessories and a corsage und Mrs.L.B.Follett, of Brock- \u2018The Dieppe Raid\u201d The Prayer of the Dying Soldiers\" O God of Battles: hear our cry, While on this fire-swept shore we He, .Wounded and dying everywhere God keep us in Thy loving care.Itt be Thy will that we should die, lo take us to Thy home on high, | To perfect peace, reward and rest, Among the mensions of the blest.We've kept the faith, fought the good fight Against dictators and their might.They won't enslave our troubled world, The flag of freedoms\u2019 furled.still un- Now.with our dying lips, we pray To God to help us win the day.For \u201cRight and Truth\u201d on Him we call, To bring good peace and bless us all, das.©.Steel.380 Him avenue.CP.C.Learns Of Rescue Work In London Blitz Lt.-Col.Dr.J.J.K.Gordon Speaks to Division An interesting meeting wan held last week by the Westmount Division of the C.P.C.at which Lieut.-Col.Dr, J.Keith Gordon was the guest speaker.Dr, Qor- don displayed photography showing the dostructiva power of hombs and the various types of rescue work that the 0.P.Q, might be called upon to perform in cave of emergenny here and told of the duties that had to be carried out by the afr-raid precaution organizations of London during the \u201cbite,\u201d H.R.Little, ohief warden, introduced Mayor W, H, Merrill, K.C., as chairman of the C.P.C, Westmount Division and went on to say that Mr.Merrill's re-elec- tion as Mayor of Westmount had saved the C.P.C.the task of wel- ecting a new chairman.The mayor briefly outlined the program of training that would be carried -out this year, In conjunc tlon with the local control and report centre, one of the most complete set-ups in the country, A disaster and emergency re- let division has heen organized by the Red Cross Society for Wesimount and the St.John Am- hulance brigade has completed extensive courses for aig rald work ip this area.To flour meat or chicken for frying or bralsing, place the cut nieces into a paper sack contuln- tng a little tlour and shake well.February Special / 7 WARSTA 'SALADA PAGE THREE Theatrical Attractions s Church Progress Shown In Report At Annual Meeting Golden Jubilee Year of Church of the Advent Sees Considerable Advance At the annus] vesiry meeting of the Church of the Advent a resolution was passed expressiug deepest ragret at the death of Bishop Carlisle, and a message of sympathy was sent to Mrs.Car lisle and the family.Financial reports showed re markable progress had been made during the church's golden Jjubl- lea year, enabling the corporation to undertake the entira re-decor- ation of the Interior of the chureh and other much needed repairs, and also to add $8566 to Lhe sure Plus account.Total contributions to missions exceeded $2,600, and the Red Cross group sent in 395 articles to headquarters.The Honor Roll carrles the names of 855 men now serving In the armed forces.The following officers wers appointed for the ensuing year: Rector's warden, A.Innes Po- cock: people's warden, A.Lea Windsor; vestry clerk, Hubert Chapman: auditors, HW.8.Coleman and F.G Phillips; delegates to Bynod, A.Leo Windsor and Frrol V.Hall; aldesmen, Lloyd C.Haszelton, chalrman, B, M.Boxer, Bapil Boxer, G.Brighton, Owen Bunclark, A.C.Coote, lLeslor Coote, Robert (lox, P.Fallon, Leslle Folland, John D.Wry, R, 1, Pry, Dudlsy Goode, I.V.Hall, Claude Haslewood, John Houseman, W.QG.Idlar, F, P.Jonnings Poler Jennings, J.D.Jones, T.R.Kerr, K,0,, R.GO.Lalor, Pau) Lindsay, B.H.Jilte tie, D.H.Macfarlane, Trevor Pll- ley, B.Richardson, W.H.Robe erts, 8.R.Buunders, W.H.Smith, J.B.Stirling, J.C.Wakely, Frank Wise, John Wiser and Kenneth Withers.The Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, B.A., presided.re rm BANTAM HOCKRY SCORERS A.ts.M.Strachan, ATH.e.,.00 18 4 22 Gi.Melanders Arg.reves 7 17 J.Choyce, Bt H.AR 14 2 10 Michard Lord.Moy.& 7 12 Rn, Brambell, Roy, .\u2026 «16 1 11 D.Wadaworth, Nan 9 2 11 J.Drury, Avg.5 5 10 GC McFadden, Aan a 8 $ 1.Hulchisou, Arg.5 4 1.Ninmore, Ran.& 2x 8 1.Burnard, Ran.3 4 7 R.Wallers, Arg.81 6 N, Glussford, 8 ut ;.4 2 8 Gi.Nicholson, COM, 2.3 3 8 M.Tucker, BH.,, 1 8 0 It.rutnom, Thu, .4 1 5 A.Reaper, Com, ,.& 1 ô A.Draper, Com, 4 1 5 J.Waterston, Vam, ., 4 1 5 FINAL LEAGUE STANDING aw LT A Pts, AYHON Lecraccaue 7 7 0 0 45 10 14 angers .7 5 2 0 26 12 10 Blnek Hawks 7 4 21 18 268 9 Royals 7 4 3 0 47 12 8 Commnndos 7 4 4 016 10 6 Thunderholls 7241 5 32 5 Vampires 71432 8 17 4 Skulls ver 79791 7070 5 Mm 0 MPS 2504 a7 your GROCERS ELECT and WASHER .SOL\u2019S - Fruits & Groceries LICENSED GROCER EL.6866 - EL.8930 Prompt Deliveries from 11 am.to 7 p.m.5307 SHERBROOKE W.\u2014WIRELESS\u2014 (At Melrose) REPAIRS Bocih Broa | ELECTRICIANS (Established Over 25 Years) 5774 Sherbrooke Street W.RICAL EL.7379 | have found the words hidden in the advertisement of WOMEN © Internationa! 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Advance [ring Dresses 1353 Greene Ave.near *Sharbrooks Westmount Fl.7773 gon; Major and Mrs.R.J.Mc- Dougall; Lt, Hugh Doheny; Mr.Gerald McKenna; Miss V, Des- roche: Mr.Charles Aboud; Mr.J.R.A.Roy; Mrs.E.Rea Barrett; Mrs.George Coury; Mr.D, H.Howes; Mr.Robert Kemp; Mr.J.H.Moore; Mr.and Mrs.Paul L'Anglais; Cap.H.Welr Davis; Miss Fernand Bastien; Mr.Real Beaudin; Miss Muriel Jarry; Miss Margot Hally; Mr.John Pitt; Mr.and Mrs, Chas.Goodfellow; Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Goodfellow; Mrs.M.Plante; Mr.and Mrs, Vernon Newall; Miss Mary Kenyon; Mr.A.L.Richardson; Hon.C.Bas- tien; Dr.and Mrs.J, Ethler; Dr.and Mrs.Frappler; P/O.E.A.Richardson; Mr.and Mrs.R.Wilson; Mr.and Mrs.J.Murdock, Miss D.Glenny; Mrs.A, J.Moore; Miss Patricia Howlett; Mr, J, E.Therrien; Mr.Armand Lambert; Mr, G.Drouin; Mr, and Mrs.J.Tooley; Mr.Russ Miller; Mr, J.J.Stormont; Miss Kathleen Lawrence; Miss Beverly Markum; Mrs.J.V, Nutter; Mr.and Mrs.E.Molleur; Miss Ruth Davis; Miss Virginia Brass; Mr.D.O'Keefe; Mr.D.Watson; Mr, C.8.Deakin; Miss Helen Byers; Mlss Mary Moran; Miss Dawn Charade; Miss E.Chartrand; Mrs, George Lay- ton; Mr.J.Reid; Mr.F.Harding; Mr.F.Hope; Mr.À.R.Le- fleche.ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs, Herbert Pawson, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Leighton, to Mr.James Alexander Milligan, elder son of Mr.and Mrs.Samuel J, Milligan, of Notre Dame de Grace.The marriage has been arranged to take place the latter part of February.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.K, L., Cook announce the engagement of their elder daughter, Patricia, to Pte.B.J.Townsend, R.C.0.C., son of the late George Townsend and of Mrs, J.Bushey, of Souris East, P.E.I.The wedding will take place early in March.Sergeant and Mrs.H.F.Mc- Clung announce the engagement of their only daughter, Eleangr Jane, to Leading Aircraftman Clarence Herbert Knapp, R.C.A.F, only son of Mr, and Mrs.F.H.Knapp, of Sackville, N.B.The marriage is to take place shortly.Mr.and Mrs, John Francis Do- herty, announce the engagement of thelr.only daughter, Pearl Violet, to Corporal Donald Edward Raoul Giilis, R.C.A.F,, son of the late Joseph E, Gillis, barrister, of Blairmore, Alberta, and Mrs.Gillis, The marriage is to take place shortly at Blairmore, Mr.and Mrs.C, Sorensen, announce the engagement of their daughter, L/AW, Hilda Sorensen, R.C.A.F., (W.D.), to Mr.Cyril Bartlett, son of Mr, H.E, Bart- Toronto - Ottawa = Cut Your Fuel Bills by Keeping the Heat In, the Cold Out, with TARTAN INSULATION TARTAN INSULATION BRINGS YOU YEAR ROUND COMFORT AND PAYS FOR ITSELF IN FUEL SAVINGS! 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HOME ECONOMICS Neat, Pretty Apron MARION MARTIN Protect your good clothes \u2014 and look pretty at the same time \u2014 by wearing this well- fitting Marian Martin apron, Pattern 9319, \u2018'B\u2019\u2019 uses contrast smartly.Pattern 9319 may be ordered only in sizes small (32-34): medium (36-38); large (40- 42).Small size, view A, requires 1% yds, 35-in.; 4% yds.ruffling; view B, 1% yds.35- in, 3% yd.contrast; 13% yds.ric-rac.Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (25c) for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.Write plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.Send your order to The West- mount Examiner, Pattern Department, 2191 Hampton avenue.of Pink Delight roses, Miss Fs- ther Ann Roddick, who was juv- {for bridesmaid and her sister's only attendant, wore a frock of powder blue wool with a matching hat.She carried a bouquet of Talisman roses.Mr.J.C.Riddell, Jr., was best man for his brothor.Mrs, Roddick, mother of the bride, wore a gown of wine crepe Talisman roses, mother, wore a black dress with a matching toque.A small reception\u2019 for the immediate relatives was held at the residence of the bridegroom's parents, 28 Upper Lansdowne and tulips and daffodils were used for decoration.Mr.and Mrs.Riddell are spending their honeymoon at the Alpine Inn, St, Margaret, with a black hat and a corsage of : Mrs.Riddell, the bridegroom's | 540 Ay Laing helen S 7 by LAURA WHEELER DON'T eye that sagging chalr hopelessly.Reupholster it and transform your home with these simple Instructions! 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Instructions 540 give directions for repairing and upholstering, Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for instructions to The Westmount Examiner, Needlecraft Dept., 2191 Hampton avenue.Write plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDRESS, 4.Westmount Red Cross The Westmount branch of the Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at 382 Olivier avenue next Thursday at 4 p.m.f ER en a 1 13150 CERTIFIED SERVICE Factory Branch: The Premier Vacuum Cleaner Co, Ltd.1440 St.Catherine St.W.\u2018 SODALITY BRIDGE SUBSCRIBER LIST The following fs a partial list subscribers to the Valentine Bridge being held by the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish on Friday evening, February 12, in St.Leo's School Hall: Mrs.W.J.Hart, Margaret Mul.lin, Lorraine Hart, Gladys Hush- ion, Marion Brennan, Mary Me- Crory, Geraldine Johnson, Irene Harten, Margaret Kelly, C.Lunny, M.Kiely, A.O'Neill, Mary Mc- Intyre, Claire Marchand, Ruth Kennedy, Anne Landy, Ruth Mec- Diarmot, Paula Herdman, Mrs.S.G.Birkett, Mona Landy, Pat { Hannrahan, Claire Everett, Evelyn, Dorothy and Constance Lehman, Mary Collins, Betty Bethell, 1 Gertie Bethell, Pat, Teggart, Kay \u2018| Felmingham, Uouise Pover, Mar garet Whitty.j Dorothy Lamour Sets | Style For Windy Day Dorothy Lamour is all set for windy days.Her smart navy blue felt sailor hat has no chance of being blown off, for two bright yellow gros-| grain ribbons form a headband, with side streamers that fasten securely to the lapels of her navy blue Chesterfield.Miss Lamour, soon to be seen in Paramount's \u201cDixie\u201d completes her dashing outfit with a yellow cashmere sweater, navy wool skirt and navy alligator accessories.Black Watch (W.D.) The monthly meeting for relatives of the 1st Battalion.The Black Watch, wil] be held at Kildonan Hall, 3419 Redpath street, on Tuesday evening, at 8 o\u2019clock.An entertainment will be given and refreshments will be served.Wool will be given out and finished work taken in.Mrs.Spencer-Nalrn will be present to interview relatives of the prisoners of war, A member of The Black Watch will be at the Canadian Prisoners of War Relatives Association, Sun Life Building, from 2 to 4.30 p.m., every Wednesday to adwise and assist those who are sending off parcels.St.Mary's Hospital Col, the Most Reverend Leo Charles Nelligan, D.D., Chief Chaplain (R.C.), Canadian Armed Forces, will be guest speaker at the general meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of St.Mary's Hospital, to be held on Wednesday afternoon, in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Ball Room at 3 p.m.His subject will be \u201cDemocracy at the Crossroads.\u201d McGill LO.DE.The annual meeting of the James McGill Chapter I.O.D.E will be held on Wednesday, Feb ruary 24th, at 8.15 p.m., at the Mount Royal Hotel, Room 1124, The regular monthly meeting scheduled for Monday will not be held.rare BRIDGE PLAYERS A new bridge club has opened quarters at 4493 Sherbrooke Street West.If you enjoy an occasional game with congenial players in pleasant surroundings, you are requested to inquire of Mr.or Mrs.St.Alphonse at AT.1541, A duplicate tournament will be held Tuesday, Feb.16th, at 8.30 pm.You are cordially invited to attend.Please telephone so that the necessary arrangements may be made.| | Lp Bach's St.Matthew Passion, WANTED TENOR & BASS CHORISTERS To sing with the Montreal Elgar Choir in performance of conducted by Dr.W.Pelletier of the Metropolitan Opera Company on April 15th and 20th.Apply by letter to Mr.B.E.Chadwick, 4160 Dorchester St.West, Westmount.VERY LIMITED AMOUNT BITTER ORANGE ORDER YOURS EARLY ELVILLE\u2019 FOR FRESHER FRUITS & VEGETABLES CUCUMBERS \u2014 PINEAPPLES FRESH BROCCOLI \u2014 PEPPERS \u2014 McINTOSH RED APPLES CAULIFLOWER \u2014 ANJOU PEARS \u2014 GREEN PEAS \u2014 AVOCADOS \u2014 BRUSSELS SPROUTS \u2014 ENDIVES.Crisp, Firms GOLDEN RUSSET APPLES 4 1bs.29° 23¢ - 29¢ wi 39¢ oo: |! 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No.has - 1 #358238 nr gE of th .0.D, x, day, Feb.+» BL the om 1129 meeting ill not by \u2018\u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1943 PAGE FIVE PROVOST CORPS CREATES BIGGEST UPSET OF YEAR BY WIN OVER WIRELESS Sgt.Eddie Butler's No.14 Provost Corps team from the West- mount Barracks created the biggest upset of the season in the Intermediate section of the Wastmount Municipal Hockey League on Monday evening when they eked out a 2-1 win over the R.C.A.F.No.1 Wireless School.This was the Provost\u2019 Corps' first win of the season and it marked the first defeat for the front running Airmen, In the other game of the twin-bill, the R.C.A.F.No, 3 Training Command and the No.4 Ordnance Corps battled to a one-all draw.Costello opened the scoring f game, the goal coming in the first middle stanza but Gordon made \u2014 it 2-0 for the army in the third period.The Airmen came back with Hill scoring on Higson's pass but the game ended before any more scoring could take place, The Ordnance Corps held on to the runner-up spot in the loop standing when they held the No.3 Command to a 1-all draw.The Airmen, scored first when George Scully counted on a soft shot that Haddon in the Army nets misjudged.Ed Holloway tied the score for the Army in the second period when he counted a goal after taking Dare\u2019s pass, Another doubleheader is scheduled for next Monday at Loyola when the two Air Force teams, the Wireless School and the No.3 Command meet at eight o'clock while the Ordnance Corps and Provost Corps battle it out at nins o'clock, The stahding of the section is as follows: W L T Pts.RCAF Wireless School.4 1 1 9 No.4 Ordnance Corps .3 3 1 7 RCAF No.3 Train.Com.1 2 2 4 3 0 2 No.14 Provost Corps .1 ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION The National Hockey League has made another contribution, nce of indirectly, to the armed forces Pelle- of the Allies.Dr.Dewitt Ponzer, 1 19th one of the Chicago Black Hawk , 4160 physicians, has been commissioned 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goals to make the final score 5-3.Bill Dryden, Ronnie Baxter, Frank Read, Jack McKissock and Warren Chippindale were the stars for the Royals.Dryden chalked up the first two goals of the game when he converted passes from McKissock on one occasion and then one from Baxter immediately after.Frankie Read also came through with a pair of goals, the first was scored in the first period after Dryden had tallied his brace while the second came in the middle stanza on a pass from Mec- Kissock.Chippindale ,scored the winner's other tally in the third period when he banged in Dryden\u2019's pass, Pete Merrill, Ray Binmore, Harry Cox and Geoff Messenger were outstanding for the Golden Eagles.Merrill played a stand- - Healthful Jeisure or active \u2018winter sports .the famous \u201cHill 80\".4 ski-tows, ski school.professional instruction , ., gay sleigh rides .unsurpassed cuisine, delightful bedrooms and sundecks.Daily train service and motor highway open from Montreal to Ste.Adele.Write for 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tomorrow night, the Golden Eagles travel down to Staynor rink to play the Black Hawks while the Royals and Panthers hook up at Westmount Park.In the event the Golden Eagles and Royals end up tied for first place in the league standing, a sudden death game will be played on Saturday afternoon to decide the issue, Should this game be played and the result end in a tle, the first place berth will be decided by the \u2018\u2018goals scored\u2019\u201d method as the regular playoffs will commence on Monday evening when the second and third place teams meet at Westmount Park in the first game of a two game total goals to count series.The second game of this series will be played on Wednesday night also at Westmount Park, The winner of this series will then meet the first place team in a two out of three games serles .ommeucing on Monday night, February 15th.All playoff games \u2018will be played at Westmount Park.Harry Cox of the Golden | Eagles is still out in front of lecoring list, Cox 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courage, morale and initiative to see the war through to à successful conclusion.Now is the time for you to act.Do not leave the task of getting into condition to the other fellow.For most, the effort will be a great one, but as part of your personal war effort, it should be considered of paramount importance at the present time.In order to present key physical fitness hints, 1 will summarize a number of points which have been outlined in previous articles.The first essential in any program is to have a thorough physical examination by a competent doctor.If the examination reveals that the body is organically normal, a program of physical education can be set up according to your individual needs.Over- weights must reduce the dally caloric intake, while underweights must increase the daily food ration, especially of the high calor- ied foods.But in the case of the cver and underweights, daily planned exercise must be taken to increase the circulation throughout the body in an effort to keep the vital organs functioning normally, and to maintain the tone of the entire musculature.Exer- GUNNERS BEAT MAPLE LEAF BY 31 SEORE Pete Read's Gunners jumped back into the running for first place in the juvenile section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League when they took the Stay- nor Maple Leafs into camp by a 8-1 score on Friday night.The Gunners had experienced an unexpected set back on Wednesday evening wben they failed to ice six men for the game against the same Maple Leafs and so the Stay- nor team was awarded the game by default.The Maple Leafs gave the Gunners a stiff battle but a goal by Corn Strachan in the fading moments of the game put the two points on the ice for the winners, The Gunbers opened the scoring when Harold Fairhead counted one unassisted while lain Fraser tallied the second counter on a pass from Jim Macaulay.The Maple Leafs came within shouting distance when Stu Me- Cowan tallied'in the third period to make the score 2-1 but Strach- an then came through with the winner's third goal, batting home Dave Harvie's pass in front of the nets.The Gunners and Golden Eagles game scheduled for Monday evening was cancelled due to the snonw.On Monday evening the Maple Leafs meet the Gunners on the Westmount Park rink while on Wednesday the Gunners and Golden Eagles are scheduled to hook up again.Four players from the Golden Eagles dominate the scoring list with Euard Read, Donn Bussiere, Jim Macken and Frank Provost all up around the top.The standing: wW L T Pts Golden Eagles .,,.3 0 1 7 ffunners .1 2 1 38 Maple Leafs 1 3 0 2 EIGHT TRIPLES Syd Howe, crack forward of Detroit Red Wings, of the National Hockey League, figures he has registered eight triples in the Big Time.Kissock of the Royals, Frankie Read of the Royals and Jim de Lalanne, Geoff Messenger of the Golden Eagles are also up around the top of the heap.SECTION STANDING SWL T PF A Pts Golden Eagles .7 6 1 0 26 13 12 Royals .8 510 25 7 tn Black Hawks 6 4 20 13 10 8 Panthers .7 250 8 42 4 Weredale 8080 \u2014 \u2014 0 ANSWER TO CROSSWORD PUZZLE hysical Fitness Exercise And Diet | ta Through} of health srticies by P.Mat the Westmount Y.M.C.A.cise must be chosen as carefully as food.and must be performed in a definite order for best results, Too strenuous physical activity may do considerable harm if care is not taken to \u2018warm-up\u2019 the body before the heavier movements are performed, All food taken into the body should be carefully chosen.A well balanced diet whether it is in the high or low caloried bracket is an absolute essential in any physical fitness program.Quantity of food eaten is not nearly as important as the quality of it, The correction of postural defects should be the goal of all because poor posture leads to fatigue which in turn diminishes our efficiency to a marked degree.Weak muscles of the feet, abdomen, lower back, upper back, and peck should be strengthened with a resulting improvement in posture.Every weak spot in the body should be overcome.A( least six glasses of water must be taken daily to prevent dehydration of the body, and to keep the blood and lymph circulation at a normal level.Sleep is another essential.Without restful sleep the body cannot repair itself for the next day's work.-Given a chance the body is a very efficient organism.We should therefore attempt to make certain that .nothing interferes with fits function, HURRICANES 2 STILL HEADING PEE WEE LOOP Keith Laidley's Hurricanes remained at the top of the heap in the Prince Albert pee wee sec tion of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League when they battled Jack Lunny's Skeletons to a 1-all draw in the feature game of the tripleheader staged at tha Prince Albert rink on Saturday morning.The single point gained io this point ghead of the Skeletons and the Panthers in the section standing.In the other games played on Saturday morning, the Panthers remained in the undefeated class along with the Hurricanes and \u2018Skeletons when they shut out the Flyers 2-0 white the Commandos sent the Aces farther down into the cellar when they, plastered them ¢-1.Jack Watson tallled the Hurricanes\u2019 goal against the Skeletons while Palmer Strong counted the equalizer, Donnie McDonald and Ken Black tallied twice each to lead Bob Lunny's Commandos to 4-1 win over Ted Tobilas' Aces.Fing- land scored the loser's lone goal.Freddie Thibaudeau was the hero of the Panthers 2-0 win over the Flvers, Thibaudeau accounted for both of Ross Gilling- ham\u2019s team\u2019s goals, one in each period.The race for the section cham- manner kept the Hurricanes one, pionship is very close with no less than three out of the six teams being undefeated as yet.This Saturday morning the Flyers who are in fifth place meet the high flying Hurricanes who are sitting pretty at the head of the league.This game will start at nine-thirty.In the second game the lunny brothers will battle it out, Bob Lunny man: ages the Commandos who are in fourth place while Jack Lunny is the manager of the Skeletons who are in a second place tie with the Bruins, The Comman- dos-Skeletons game will start at ren-fifteen.The third games \"which is scheduled to start at eleven o'clock will see the Bruins play the Aces.The standing of the section is as follows: WL TP Hurricanes .cco0s000.2 0 1 5 Panthers.1 0 3 4 Skeletons 1 0 2 4 Commandos .1 1 1 3 Flyers .1 2.0 à Aces .0 3 0 0 Au Italian soldier retiring before the Greeks according to plan overtook a hare.Kicking it aside, he sald, \u201cGet out of the way, slowcoach, and let somebody run who can run.\u201d FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer To Westmount RAPID SERVICE TILL 11 p.m.Fl.4744 16 first fine signals busy Dial WE.1616 2209 ST.CATHERINE WEST 2nd Westmount Troop Beats St.Matthias | The 2nd Westmount troop, champions of the luter-troop section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League, list year.started off this season in (he same frame of mind by taking ihe St.Matthias team into camp 7-3 In thelr first league 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