The Westmount examiner, 5 mars 1948, vendredi 5 mars 1948

[" o>.The Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XIX, No.10 Committee.Primary principle and object of the Westmount Municipal Association is to ensure the best possible government in the community's municipal field through the creation of a sound, solid and intelligent body of active public opinion to support those men and women who are elected to civic office in Westmount, declared Mr.Corrigan.The Association plans to increase its = influence toward a better West- mount by expansion, and requests support by civic-minded citizens of Westmount.This they can most effectively give by joining this non-partisan organization, making it a mote representative and influential body.Formed In 1908 Mr.Corrigan stated that the Association was founded in 1908, end has functioned without interruption since that time.It has gone about its work in a quiet way, and is perhaps not as well known as it should be for the good of the community.Members are from all walks of life, and every citizen of the community is eligible for membership.All members serve without remuneration.It now is planned +» send out bulletins every three months to all members of the Association to inform them about the activities of the various committees, he said.The Association's committees are as follows: Education and Library Committee; Traffic and Circulation Committee; Recreation Committee; Membership Committee: Health and Welfare Committee; Programme Committee; Housing and Zoning Committee: Publicity Committee and the Le- gisiation Committee.All these committees are composed of prominent and civic- minded citizens of the community who are interested in working toward a better Westmount.Why not support them?Two Recreational Supervisors Join Parks Department .Two Recreational Supervisors have been added to the staff of the Westmount Parks Department.They are Herb Linder and Keith Darbyson, who began their duties on Wednesday.Herb Lind-r, age 35, was born and educated in Kenora, Ontario, but his home is in Toronto.He's been in the entertainment field since he was seventeen, had his own orchestra for ebout ten years and organized and conduct:d choirs and glee clubs.He was Special Services Officer in the R.C:N V.R.during the war f r five years, which entailed being in charge of all phases of recreation and entertainment, publicity and radio.handicrafts, etc.He has produced stage and radio shows and he plays several instruments.Upon discharge from the navy, he took a course in Toronto in radio produc- (Continued on Page 2) Municipal Association Drive Starts Monday Drive to increase membership of the Westmount Municipal As- .sociation was announced recently by J.A.H.Henderson, president of the Association.The drive will be organized and conducted under | the charmanship of Harold W.Corrigan, chairman of the Membership WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH Born Feb.29th Ever wonder how those individuals who come into the world on February 29th celebrated their birthdays in years when there is no \u201cleap\u201d?We don\u2019t know either! Perhaps it\u2019s because we never met one \u2014 to know it, that is \u2014 since mathematically only one person out of every 1461 folks is likely to be born on leap- year day.In Westmount, at least five newcomers joined that exclusive group by being born at the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital on Sunday.Exclusive is right! Gangsters Force Taxi Operator To Give Up Cab Violent theft of a taxi from its chauffeur in Westmount was reported to the Westmount Police Department when driver A.Charron, of 3593 Gertrude Street, shortly after the theft occurred on Friday evening, reported to police that his taxi had been stolen after he had been hailed by four young men in Verdun and directed to an address on Prince Alhert Avenue above Sherbrooke Street.He stated tha\u2018 upon arrival at the destination, one of the passengers put what he thought to be a revolver at his back and told him to get out of the car, that they needed it more than he did.He got out, and the last he saw of his.car, it was turning east on Cote St.Antoine Rd.On Saturday, the Westmount Police Department received word that the stolen taxi had been recovered in Brockville, and two men arrested after a chase which followed a holdup at the Colonial Inn, 13 miles west of Brockville.The two accused were remanded in Brockville without plea until Monday when they pleaded guilty to charges of holdup.They come up for sentence today.They later will be charged with theft with violence down here.Other arrests are expected to follow.TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Five traffic accidents of a minor nature, in which no one was injured, are listed as having occurred in Westmount during the past week.5, 1948 PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS DOCTOR MAKES NEW TONIC Dr.G.Martin Rondeau (left), maker of a new remedy, composed of herbs and vitamins, has it exa Rondeau.mined by his father, Dr.Charles Boer War Veterans Attend 48th Anniversary Banquet By MEL JAMES Battles of the Boer War were fought and won again as Westmount veterans of the South African Campaign, together with old comrades of greater Montreal vividly recall ed incidents at the turn of the century on Saturday night, when the 48th anniversary celebration of the Battle of Paardeburg and the Relief of Ladysmith was held in the Mount Royal Hotel.Addresses by such distinguis hed visitors as the Honourable Milton F.Gregg, V.C., D.S.0., M.C.Minister of Veterans Affairs; Hon.Dr.P.R.Viljoen, High Commissioner from South Africa; Francis M.Forde, High Commissioner from Australia, and Rev.Lt.Col.Ven.Archdeacon Gower-Rees, * marked the occasion.Sitting at the head table was Harry G.Holly, of 65 Belvedere Place, past president of the South African War Veterans\u2019 Association in Montreal.Born in England, he joined the Somerset Light Infantry in 1899, and in 1900, went to South Africa where he won five bars to the Queen and King's medals.He \u2018came to Canada in 1913, worked 25 years for N.A.Timmins Ltd.and is now Garden Superintendent there.Another visitor at the dinner was R.Harold Bush, of 4216 Western Ave., who first went to South Africa of his own accord and there joined Kitchener's Horse Regiment.He later transferred to the South African Constabulary where he was discharged with the rank of staff sargeant after the war's end.He returned to his home in England in 1902, and graduated from Sandhurst as a Lieutenant.During the First World War he served as a major and retired with that rank in 1922, after which he moved to Canada where he has lived ever since.David Roberts, 68, of 1259 Greene Avenue, who now owns a grocery store at that \u2018address, joined the Welsh Yeomanry in 1800 and went to South Africa until 1902.In 1907 he emigrated to Canada and worked in the meat and grocery business until 1930 when he got his own store.He has the Cape Colony, Orange River and Transvaal service decorations.Unable to attend the dinner were three other Westmount residents who saw action in the South African War.One was S.E.Francis, of 333 Lansdowne Ave., who came to Canada in 1904 after being with the First King's Liverpool Regiment.He served in South Africa where he was awarded four bars to the Queen's Medal.Upon his arrival here, he joined the 53rd Regiment and was commis- sioned in 1908.In 1921 he was given his long-service medal and stayed with the army until 1933, at which time he was Brigadier of the 10th Infantry Brigade, which is comprised of the St.Hyacinthe, Sherbrooke and Three River Regiments.He is at present the Com- mondant of the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires, in Montreal H.J.McElnea, 69, of 55 Bruce Avenue, served in four campaigns during the Boer War, went to the Zulu Rebellion in 1906, then went to German West Africa for another 18 months.During time served in Egypt, he was married, and before being commissioned with the Royal Munster Fusilliers in the First World War, had been decorated with the Military Medal.He came to Canada in 1925, and for ten years, up to his retirement some months ago, worked in the South African War Vets:ans' ciation Club, on Drummond Street.Martin Wolff, of 442 Argyle Avenue, joined the Royal Engineers of the Imperial Army, and during his time in South Africa won five bars to the Queen's Medal.Soon after his return to England he moved to Canada and worked a number of years with the Northern Railway at Quebec City.In 1914 he qualified for a commission in the O.T.C, Infantry School at Quebec, and later was with the Imperial Ministry ot Munitions, Inspection Branch.In 1923 he moved to Montreal and has been working here ever since.Most of these men are, or were, members of the South African Veterans\u2019 Association, located at 1419 Drummond Street.The organization was first formed in 1904, but did not get its present name until 1936.It has a special relief fund for the sick dr needy veterans of that war, and has a membership of some 150 men who served with the Imperial, Canadian, Australian and other colonial forces.Business Assocn Annual Meeting Held Next Week Annual meeting of the Business Association of Westmount will be held in Victoria Hall\u2018 on Wednesday evening at 8.15 p.m.for elec- tlon of officers for the coming year.A slate of officers will be submitted by a nominating committee and nominations may he made from the floor.Guest speaker at the meeting will be P.G.Delgado, Superintendent of Public Works, City of Westmount, who will give a talk on the past, present and future developments in Westmount, especially as they concern the business area.This will be followed by a question and answer period.All members of the Association are requested to attend this meeting to back their nominees for the executive for the coming year Activities of the past year will be reviewed and future plans will be discussed.It is in the interest of each merchant of the city to be present and participate in the discussion of any suggestion or erie ticism which may arise.Refreshments will be served at the meeting's conclusion.Unity Frolics Public Showing Coming Tuesday Unity Frolics on Thursday presented an excellent performance to an appreciative audience at St.Hyacinth Military Hospital, The show now has twelve outstanding acts and a smart chorus line with three snappy routines.Their latest number, directed by Bill Mc- Manus, is a military tap featuring sparkling costumes.Bob O'Neill, emcee for the even- ing, gave an hilarious comedy dance routine, after which his brother, Johnny O'Neill, joined him in singing comical numbers.One of the younger of the group, Beverly Gilbert, showed her skill as a ballet-tap dancer.Larry Bishop, a young man with a pleasant, unassuming manner, revealed a strong, well-controlled voice in a group of cow 20y soags.Bill McManus, up and-coming tap dancer, gives a tine routine to the ever-present favourite, \u201cBlue Skies\u201d.Sylvia Murphy, aliraclive songstress, handles popuar val- lads in an effective manner.Stan Epstein's versatile command ot minstrel songs was enjoyed ny Lhe audience.Don Tillman, assisted ny Fred Kakil, handled the lighting.Kitty Kelly and Marylin Gardner assisted backstage with makeup and costume supervision.Boh Mar- anda, Johnny Roland and Hugh Robertson provided the music for the entire show.The Frolics is making a return engagement at Queen Mary Military Hospital this week, and on Tuesday evening will present a public performance in the West- mount Junior High School. f -by partisanship.However, it is PAGE TWO TPS Rotarians Must Observe High Standard Of Ethics Rotary is a world-wide movement, based on service and goodwill among men whose ideals cannot be realized unless they can be applied to actual living, declared Rotarian P.G.Delgado, Superintendent of Public Works, City of Westmount, speaking to members of the Rotary Club of Westmount, this week.Addressing himself primarily to the newer members of the club, he advised them to be conscious always that they were privileged individuals in being chosen to join the ranks of Rotary, that they represent their calling to other Rotarians and that they must represent their club to members of their calling.They should fulfil this trust * and responsibility by maintaining the highest ethical standards in business and personal life, he said.Moreover, Rotarians have the obligation of being at all times informed about all the activities of .their club, in order to help it fulfill its prime function of service.More International Than UN Rotary is more international than the United Nations, stated Mr.Delgado, since it is comprised of more than 300,000 members in many different countries, all pledged to the same spirit of serving their fellows, and not divided not so big that one might feel lost in it \u2014 each individual has his part to do as a part of the effort of the whole organization.Try to be among that group who do things, he advised his listeners, adding that the field for effort is enormous, but that great things can be accomplished collectively.The cement of a Rotary Club is fellowship, friendly intercourse and partnership, which promote the spirit of co-operation, he stated, recommending that his hearers attend the Rotary District Conference to be held in April to observe this truth.He added that political opinion and religious belief are the personal concern and right of all men, but discussion of these subjects is to be avoided within a Rotary club, since they can create disunity.Objects of Rotary are to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise, said Mr.Delgado.In particular, they are to encourage and foster: development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service, high ethical standards in business and professions, recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations and the dignifying by each Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to serve the community; application of the ideal of service by every Rotarian to his personal business and community life; and the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men united in the idea of service.This is the Rotary Creed, he stated, and fulfilment of it is a personal matter between a man and his conscience.It is a matter of heart as well as mind.Two Recreational (Continued from Page 1) tion, announcing and television.Keith Darbyson, age 26, born in Montreal.Before the war he took courses in journalism and business administration at McGill University and Sir George Williams College.He served four years in the R.C.N.V.R,, the latter 14 months as P.T.I.which entailed such work as large scale group supervision and recreation.Upon discharge he served as Athletic Director for the city of Yorkton, Sask., working directly in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Recreation Movement and took a short course in Plys-Ed, University of Saskatchewan.For a period of six months he was employed by the Y.M.C.A., Victoria, B.C.as camp supervisor and Boys\u2019 Work Secretary.He has an extended knowledge of arts and crafts, and is qualified in all branches of athletic coaching.He also has had considerable experience in orga- nized dramatics.Roslyn News By Dick Dunbar and Peter Safford Third meeting of the Home and School Association was held on Tuesday night.Professor Edward C.Webster, M.A.,, Ph.D.of the Psychology Department of McGill University, spoke on \u201cLooking Ahead with our Children.\u201d He discussed methods and problems dealing with Vocational Guidance, and pointed out indices in children of school age which parents may observe and use in helping to guide them in their choice of a career.In view of the early age at which children have to choose between the Classics and Science curricula, the parents found this of great interest.Prof.Webster answered questions at the close of his address.The classrooms were open to parents, with samples of the pupils\u2019 work on display.The speaker was introduced by Mr.Grimson, the president, and was thanked by Mr.Penrose.Roslyn'\u2019s Senior Basketball team played Westmount Junior High School, on Thursday.Junior High won 48-4.W.JH.S' scorers were Ross Southward, 12 baskets; Skippy Warnock, 5; Tony Skinner, 3; Harty McKeown, 2; Eddie Martin, 1, and John Abbott, 1.A basketball tournament will be held at the Westmount Junior High School gymnasium for the Senior team on Saturday.It will be between the hours 9-12 a.m.Spitfires are still leading the \u201cA\u201d league hockey with 14 points.No games have been played this week on account of poor ice.The upcoming Mosquitoes are right behind with 12 points and the Hurricanes who are occupying the cellar have ten points.The Canadian Appeal for Children has posters in all the classrooms, which bear a picture of a class on them and have stickers with pictures of boys and girls on them.For every dollar the class collects they stick one of the pictures to a desk on the poster.Some classes have collected over fifty dollars which is a great help to the children of Europe.The total for the school so far is $587.00, with Grade Four Room 22 leading with $61.00.Boys\u2019 Brigade Financial Drive Nears Objective The Company's financial campaign, while not so successful as last year, came out just ten percent short of reaching its objective.There are a few returns still outstanding which may possibly put it over the top.With Spring on its way, boys of the 1st Company are getting anxious about seeing the band in full swing, so that it may take part in various parades.Every effort is being made to secure a permanent bandmaster, in order that things may get under way immediately.A number of members are now learning drumming and the bugle section is becoming stronger.The inter-Company basketball league will get underway immediately.A schedule is being drafted between the 1st, 6th and 8th Companies for the Jeffrey trophy.This trophy has not, as yet, been challenged and will be something well worth tackling for the 1st Company.eas eo.cal THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH Bth, 1948 ELECTED PRESIDENT Gordon W.McLean, vice-presi- dent, Levell and Christmas (Canada) Lid., whe has been elected president of the Montreal Provision Trades\u2019 Association (branch of the Montreal Board of Trade).School Dramatic Group To Present Plays In April \u2018Backstage\u2019, a one-act comedy will be presented by the senlor group of St.Paul's and St.Leo's High School Dramatic Club in April in St.Leo's School Hall, under the auspices of the.Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount.Under the direction of Alexander Kerby, \u2018Backstage\u2019 offers an excellent foil for the talents of the senior members of the Club.The junior group, under the direction of Bruce Raymond, will present two short plays: \u2018Great Caesar\u201d, and \u201cThe Old Sleuth\u201d, both gay, amusing offerings well suited to the abilities of the junior members.STAMP CLUB Westmount Stamp Club held its regular meeting at the Victoria Hall; seventy-six members were present.Trading and exchange between members occupied the main part of the evening; some interesting points on recent stamp issues were quoted during discussion.Next meeting of this popular club will be held in the Victoria Hall on Thursday evening.Junior members under 16 years meet at 715 p.m.and seniors at 8.15 p.m.Philatelists are again reminded of the three-day exhibition which is to be held by the club in the Victoria Hall on April 15th, 16th and 17th.Scouts BY REG & Cubs GROOME \u2014 \u2014 By REG.GROOME - After the Jungle Opening led by Sixer Bob Manktelow of She Sand Six, Akela announced that Bagheera (J.C.Armstrong} Wahid not be attending for a few weeks due to sickness.Trinity Pack played St.Saviours Pack Tuesday, with the team under the direction of F.H.Newman, whose work along this line is much appreciated.Paper collection Saturday for: B.Manktelow, A.Brown, J.Anerum, G.Martin, N.Bedford, J.Shaw, E.Bisson, A.Armstrong, G.Smith, B.Harris and D.Dorrance.Handicrafts will be held tomorrow evening for:\u2014J.Shaw, A.Armstrong, D.Marshall and B.Turnbull The following tests were completed during February by Trinity Cubs: Signalling, Bill Compass, Bob Savoy, Gary Wors- ley, David Marshall and Jim Shaw; National Anthem, Bob Turnbull, Harry Flynn, Teddy Roberts and John Ancrum; Savings, Bill Hartley, Teddy Roberts, John Ancrum and Gregory Walker; Model, Richard Howard, Gregory Walker and Michael Smith; Folding Clothes, Teddy Roberts, Jim Goddard, David Marshall and Jim Shaw; 1st Aid, Gregory Walker; Union Jack, David Shaw, Barry Barth and Graham Martin; Knots, Bruce McLean; Somersault, |Viceregal Visit 1 To Mackay Inst.Her Excellehcy Viscountess Alexander of Tunis will visit the Mackay Institute School, 3544 Decarie Blvd.next Tuesday.Mrs.Robert Loring, President of the school, will entertain Lady Alexander, Hon.Senator Carine Wilson, and lady members of the Board of Governors and Board of Managers of the Mackay School, at a luncheon in the Mount Royal Club, after which Her Excellency will pay an informal visit to the school premises.Her interest In child welfare has promoted this visit and the art of hand looming along with other phases of work and education for the deaf will occupy her attention, Viscountess Alexander will al- 80 visit the Mackay home and craft studios on Victoria Street, where the obligation of weaving as a vocation and business enterprise will be demonstrated.Officials of the school are highly honored by her intended visit and pupils are eagerly looking forward to welcoming such a distinguished guest.Music Festival Contest Programme is Prepared When the Montreal Junior Symphony Orchestra, comprised of 65 youngsters ranging in age from 12 to 19 and conducted by Lewis V.Elvin, Mus.Bac., participate in the Music Festival taking place at Ottawa on Friday and Saturday, April 9 and 10, the orchestra, which is in regular rehearsal, will give the following selections: Open orchestra, class A, Test piece, \u201cGrand March from Aida\u201d, Verdi.Open string orchestra, class A, test plece, \u201cMinuet\u201d from \u201cEine Kleine Nachtmusik\u201d, Mozart.Collegiate Orchestra, test piece, \u201cMexican Overture\u2019, Isaacs.Collegiate String Orchestra, test piece, \u201cFolk Tune and Fiddle Dance\u201d, Percy Fletcher.In addition to the above, smaller groups from the orchestra will take part as follows: \u2014 Chamber Music Group of 16 players, test piece, \u201cConcerto in C.Major\u2019 for strings, Bach.Instrumental Ensemble for any combination of instruments, test piece, \u201cLatin-American Selection\u201d, arr.by L.V.Elvin, Violin Solo Class, test piece, \u201cSlavonic Dance in E minor, No.2\", Dvorak-Kreisler; Entrant, Harvey Levitt, who is the concert master of the orchestra.Violoncello Solo (Junior Grade), test piece, \u201cMelodie\u201d, Massenet, en- trant Martha Ann Byrd.String Quartette Class, test piece, miniature quartette Armstrong Gibbs, entrants, 1st violin, Harvey Levitt; 2nd violin, Helen Uszkay; viola, Beatrice Anderson; cello, Myra Greenspoon, The young players are looking forward to this visit to Ottawa, when they will be billeted in Ottawa homes and shown hospitality by music lovers of that city.The girls, in attractive white blouses with lighter - than - navy jersey silk drndl skirts and ties, and the boys in white flannel-trou- sers and Saxe blue shirts with navy ties, make a most pleasing ensemble, In order to help defray the cost of this trip to Ottawa, the executive committec of the Montreal Junior Symphony Orchestra, has launched a campaign for funds, that will continue until March 15.K.V.Keirstead, President; H.R.Byrd, Secretary-Treasurer and R.R.Kirk chairman of the Campaign Committee, are in charge, Hartley; # David Shaw, Earl Bisson, Graham Martin, David Dorrance and Gore don Smith; Hopping, David Shaw, David Dorrance, Gordon Smith, Earl Bisson, Allan Wilkins, Graham Martin; Ball-throwing, David Dorrance, Gordon Smith, David Shaw, Garth Stuart, Tommy Goddard, Earl Bisson, Barry Barth and Graham Martin; Skipping, David Shaw; Book-balanc- ing, David Shaw, Allan Brown and Garth Stuart; Cleanliness, Gordon Merritt, Michael Schell, Allan Wilkins and Graham Martin; Time, Garth Stuart and Graham Maxtin; 1st star completed, Bruce McLean, Jim Shaw, Gordon Merritt and Michael Schell; 2nd star completed, Bill Hartley; Collector Badge, Jim Shaw and Bob Turnbull; Home- craft Badge, Norman Bedford; Toymaker Badge, Richard Howard and Swimmer Badge, Jim Shaw.We are sorry to hear that Ronald Anderson, Second of the Gold Six (yes, siill Trinity Pack) has the measles.Group committee members Manktefow and Stuart and Mang and Rikki were on the job at the last meeting as instructors.Sixer Maitland Hannaford, Richard Howard and Sixer Bob Manktélow tagged on Saturday for the Canadian Appeal for Children, in N.D.G.The Sand Six won the six competition for the evening.Training Dates Across \u20acanada preparatiens are under way for Boy Scout Leaders\u2019 Summer Training camps.Definite dates by provinces are announced by E.F.Mills, Executive Commissioner for Training at Dominion Scout Headquarters es follows: British Columbia, Scoutmasters\u201d Course at Lake Osprey, July 1 to 10; Cubmasters\u2019 Course at Camp Byng, Aug.21 to 28; Prairie Provinces, Scoutmasters at Gimli, July 24 to August 2; Cub-masters at Gimli, August 9 to 14.Ontario, Cubmasters, at Blue Springs, July 17 to 24 and at Sud- bury, July 12 to 18; Scoutmasters at Blue Springs, July 24 to August 2; at North Bay, July 24 to Aug.2; and at Blue Springs again from Sept.17 to 27.Quebec, Scoutmasters, at Tam- aracouta, Aug.7 to 15, Maritime Provinces, Scoutmasters at Camp Buchan, P.Æ.I, from July 13 to 23.Ottawa Centre Well-drilling operations will start shortly on the site of the first Canadian Scouters\u2019 Training Centre near Pinhey Point, some 23 miley upstream from Ottawa on the Ottawa River, Ontario side.It is at the Pinhey Point site that professional Scout Leaders from every province i Canada will underge an intensive training course from June 1 to 19: In subsequent years selected volunteer Scouters will be trained .at the C.S.T.C.\u2018 | After the June traiding camp the site will be available gto any Scout group which degires ioe it.j [RI Ta ae ACCEPTS HIS \u201cWhenever I look at \u2018yon Maggie, I think of Ginger Rogers.\u201d \u201cDo yon, George?\u201d \u201cBut it's no use; a chap like me has to be content.\u201d Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing ef estates of Deceased Persene.Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St.West Lal a À mat Tey Re ES ro peu DERE te SM a PE AE v wo sw pare pepe panne + + -\"}- Ladies & Centiemen's: - | Hardwood 3 & COMPANY :: Free Estimates t WESTMOUNT VOL.XIX, No.10 loors REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED LAID .FINISHED .CLEANED A.Ross Grafton WE.2323 R 4263 ST.CATHERINE ST., RERETENEEE v The Ca ° G{xaminer WE.Choice Silverwore.EXPERT WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRS OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WEDDING GIFTS Including a Fine Selection of 4046 : IN WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1948 Cost Of Widening Sherbrooke Street Shown ! Cost of work of paving Sher- rooke Street from Roslyn Avenue ie the westerly limits of the city is shown equivalent to a roadway 30 feet in width and of an ordin- #ry residential Street, amounting to $32,919.24, according to a statement recently issued.by the office br the Secretäry-Treasurer, West- mount.\u2018 This statement was placed.before the Municipal Council ahd approved at this week\u2019s meeting.© Assessments will be levied in #ccordance with provisions of Bylaw No.537, under authority of | which said work was dohe, as fol- Jows: : \u201cTwo thirds of the cost of paving the roadway for width of 30 feet, less the cost of intersections, shall-be borne and paid for by the proprietors on both sides of said section of Sherbrooke St., whose properties front or abut thereon, by means of a special assessment levied upon such proprietors according to the frontage of their respective properties.- \u201cThat the twenty yearly instal- Weeds Inspector Appointed By Council .E.J.Anderson, Parks Superintendent of the City of Westmount was unanimously reappointed Inspector of Noxious Weeds for enforcement of the Weeds Act and Corn Borer Control Regulations at this week's meeting of the Municipal Council.Mr.Anderson states that his department keeps its eye on control of all noxious weeds, and that the big offender is ragweed, which causes much trouble to hay-fever sufferers in the late summer.Garden crops of corn also are examined, to keep down the corn borer, which is a serious pest, when out of control, especially in agricultural areas.GENERAL ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Also Painting and Decorating {City or Country} J.A.BETHUNE 3342 TROIE AVE.AT.N92.x.: HAND-TAILORED ie ESPECIALLY .ROR YOU.\"Just - received! New English .Gabardines and .Worsteds : Call and Ses Mr.Davies who wil © Give you his Personal Attention.- Piccadilly - .Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.wi.3205 A + 7 FF ments for the paving of the roadway shall be 6.75 percent of the total amount of the assessment levied as above, three percent being for interest and three and three quarter percent for Sinking Fund requirements.\u2018Thät\u2019 nôtice be given according to\u2019 provisions of the City's Charter to the proprietors who are.to be assessed for their proportional share of the cost of the paving, and that the Special Assessment\u201d Roll for the apportionment of the cost of said work, shall be prepared by the Secretary- Tredsuürer and deposited in his of- \u2018tice on or before the 15th of March, 1948.\u201d Lad Struck By Automobile Gary Malone, aged 10, of 310 Lansdowne Avenue, was struck by an automobile and knocked to the road while running to the curb after getting off a street car on Sherbrooke Street west of Clarke Avenue on Friday morning.He did not look to see whether or not a car was coming.The driver of the car, Laurier Harvey, of 722 Upper Lansdowne Avenue, noticed the lad and ap- \u2018plied the brakes, but due to the slippery condition of the roadway, the car skidded into the boy.He suffered a slight shock and was taken to his home in a police car.He was not severely injured.Illustrated Bird Lecture To Be Given Tonight Dr.George Miksh Suton, distinguished ornithologist, scientist, author and artist, will lecture on \u201cBird Magic in Mexico\u201d under the auspices of the Province of Quebec Society for the Protection of Birds, at Victoria Hall, West- mount tonight at 8.30 p.m.Glowing colour motion-pictures of scenes recorded by Dr.Olin Se- wall Pettingill, Jr., co-leader with Dr.Sutton: of the.Cornell Univer- sity-Carleton College expedition to the tropical wilderness of southwestern Tamaulipas, Mexico, will be.shown.- Included will be pictures of brillfantly \u2018 plumaged * birds shown \u2018 against backgrounds of \u2018spectacular mountain scenery, a \u2018dense forest with handsome flow- \u2018éring plants, gaily coloured lizards and showy butterfliés, alse the amazing activities of various other forms of life in this exotic land.lectures with motion pictures for school children on Saturday morning at Montreal High School and in the afternoon at -West Hill (Just below St.Catherine) High School.FOUNTAIN PENS S Trade in your old pens \"à and get-a liberal allowance | PARKER .SHEAFFER EB WATERMAN-EVERSHARP SNNEAR \u201cALL MAKES\" ® REPAIRED WHILE-U-WAIT 1440 MA SN AN SENTE AN and PENCILS NSFIELD CATHERINE [nnd A st.Ye Dr.Sutton also will give two: A J \"WILD GEESE,\u201d BY THOREAU MacDONALD Haif-tone reproduction of the public's favourite in the colorful exhibition of 28 silk screen prints from the National Gallery of Canada, representing the work of Canadian Artists, which will be used by the Bank of Montreal In its offices across Canada.The exhibition recently was held at the bank's branch in the Sun Life Building.Jap Captive\u2019s Experiences Told To Alpha Omega Mrs.Littler, wife of Brigader Littler of the Salvation Army, gave an exctllent address on Sun- way evening to the members and friends of the St.Andrews United Church Alpha Omega Society.In the course of her address, Mrs.Littler, who like her husband is a member of the Salvation Army, touched on her experiences from the time she was taken prisoner in China by the Japanese in 1941, until her release in 1945.A veteran of service in China since 1917, Mrs.Littler, who is currently in Montreal, gave those assembled a well-prepared address which was thoroughly enjoyed by all.This coming Sunday, G.Woods, a veteran actor in Montreal Theatre circle will address the Ome- gans.Mr.Woods has acted with such groups as the Trinity Players and the M.R.T., and his address will highlight the Theatre.The Alpha Omega Society meets in St.Andrews Church immediately following the evening service, and an invitation is extended by the Group to those interested in joining this Society.City Asked To Aid Dutch Elm Disease Fight It was announced by the office of the city manager this week that the Federal Department of Agriculture has requested by letter that Westmount again co-ope-ate, as in former years, in an effort to discover and eliminate any trees infected with Dutch Elm Disease, which has became a serious threat to elm trees in Quebec Province.When characteristic symptoms show, - speciments are taken and tested for the disease, and if the tree is found to be diseased, it is cut down and destroyed by fire.Last year, no such trees were found in Westmour.t; the preceding year, two were discovered and destroyed.HOW TO SPELL IT?The boy was being interviewed by the rector of a select Glasgow schoo! with a view of his enrolment, \u201cWhat's your name?\u201d he was asked, and replied, \u201cPa\u2019erson.\u201d \u201cPa\u2019erson,\u201d repeated the boy, adding, \u201cwith two t's.\u201d Salaried Employees Of City To Hold Annual Meeting Annual meeting of the Salaried Employees of the City of West- mount will be held at 8 p.m.on Wednesday in Victoria Hall.West- mount's Mayor, council and other city officials are invited to attend the meeting.Entertainment will take the form of a hobby show, in which a number of entries will be judged.Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the meeting.PAGE THREE This Week et Victoria Hall Friday, March 5 \u2014 Bird Society Lecture\u20148 p.m.Caledonia Society, social \u2014 evening.Health Department X-Ray \u2014 4 p.m.Saturday, Mareh 6 \u2014 C.A.T.Play \u2014 afternoon.Monday, March 8 \u2014 Health Department Lecture \u2014 afternoon.Putters' Social \u2014 evening.Westmount Lodge, supper and meeting \u2014 evening.Tuesday, March 9, St.John Ambulance Association \u2014 evening.Silver Cross Women's League \u2014 evening.Dickens Fellowship \u2014 evening.Queen Esther Chapter O.E.S.\u2014 evening.: Wednesday, March 10 \u2014 Rotary Club luncheon.V.O.N.\u2014morning and afternoon.Salaried Employees of West- mount, annual meeting\u2014eve- ning.Business Association mount \u2014 evening.Westmount Chapter, O.E.S.\u2014 evening.Thursday, March 11 \u2014 Westmount Stamp Club \u2014 evee ning.of West- Mizpah Lodge \u2014 evening.à cui fi {wis i ih PAGE FOUR New Laurentien Hotel Opened Last Saturday The Laurentien, Canada\u2019s newest hotel, received its first guests when Elgin Management Limited, operators of Montreal's latest skyscraper on Dominion Square, opened the building for business at noon on Saturday.First guests to Strachan, of Ottawa, register were Mr.and Mrs.A.R.\u201cWe are opening eight floors to guests on the 28th in response to the insistent demand for room accommodation,\u201d stated J.Gordon McMichael, general manager of the Laurentien.¢In a hotel of this dimension it is of utmost importance to inaugurate its facilities on 8 graduated basis in order to familiarize and break in a new staff THE LAURENTIEN HOTEL smoothly, and occasion no inconvenience or lack of service to guests.It will be only a matter of several weeks before our entire accommodation will be totally operational.\u201d Therefore, no formal ceremonies marked the occasion last Saturday.These functions are to take place in the latter part of March.The 23 storey building can accommodate more than 2,000 persons and will go a long way toward alleviating the serious hotel room shortage which has existed in Montreal for a long time.Many new features of modern arrangement are incorporated in the new building.A new type of day lounge, easily converted for sleeping purposes, has been installed in many rooms.Its simplicity of conversion makes it a highly practical convenience.All accommodation consists of outside rooms, all of which are equipped with combination tubs and shower baths.Private radio is standard equipment in each room, and can be cut in on a recorded music system.Dining facilities include a main dining room on the mezzanine floor arranged to seat about 200 people; for banquets, approximately 400 can be accommodated.Murray's restaurant, on the ground floor, which will accommodate 450 persons, is supplemented by a snack bar off the lobby.Main cocktail lounge is in the lower lobby, while a second one is adjacent to the dining room on the mezzanine floor.A convention room seating approximately 200 on on the mezzanine floor will have full catering facilities.One of the outstanding features of the Laurentien is the advanced type of high speed elevators.A 150-car garage, included in a sub- level of the building is .provided for convenience of the hotel's patrons, and offers a partial solution to the automobile parking of the district.General manager of the Lauren- tien is J.Gordon McMichael, whose floor managers are Charles Evans and Crandall E.Lockhart.General manager of Elgin Management Limited is T.Carl Demorest.King\u2019s H and S Assoc\u2019n Hears Dr.Alexander General meeting of the King's Home and School Association was held on February 24th, at 3 p.m,, in the school gymnasium.Mrs.Fogle, the president, was in the chair.The meeting was well attended and the program opened with the observance of Founder's Day, for which a silver collection was taken.Speaker of the afternoon, Dr.Francis Alexander, noted psychologist, was introduced by Mrs.L.D.Gray.Dr.Alexander spoke on the growth of the school-age child from the age of five to twelve.She gave thumbnail sketches in her comprehensive and interesting way, of what to expect of the child during this period of growth.Dr.Alexander was thanked for her talk by Miss Ruby Hair of the teaching staff of King's School.Tea was then served by the refreshment committee.The housefly is estimated to cause $65,000,000 damage annually, and the clothes moth, $23,000,- 000.WHS Notes By Savage and Mackey Monday: 8B1 plays 8B3 and 8B4; 8B3 also plays 8B4 in volleyball.The Legion Track Meet will be held, in which twelve boys of estmount Junior High School are competing.Tuesday: Seventh year floor hockey begins with the following games: 7B1 vs.7B2; 7B1 vs.7B4; TB2 vs.7B4.The debating society Will meet at 3.45 p.m., subject for debate being \u201cResolved Pitt did\u2019 more for England than Churchill.\u201d Wednesday: Leader's\u2019 Corps will meet.Thursday: Ninth year volleyball ends with 9B1 vs.9B2 and 9B3.9B3 also plays 9B2.The senior \u201cB\"\u201d hockey team plays West- mount Senior High.Friday: The ski jumping championships will be held.Saturday: The cross country skiing championships will be held (the schedule is subject to change.) EX-REPORTER Melvyn Douglas, who stars with Phyllis Calvert in Paramount's \u201cMy Own True Love,\u201d took up acting after he was fired as a po- lice reporter in Chicago.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH Y Notes \\ BADMINTON is played on the \u2018Y\u2019 gym at 8.30 p.m.on Mondays and Fridays and in the Westmount Junior High School at 7.30 p.mon Wednesdays.A friendly match was played against the Southwestern YMCA last Wednesday\u2014 other match games are planned.BRIDGE is taught and played at the \u2018Y on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 p.m.MUSIC APPRECIATION GROUP meets on Thursday at 8.15 p.m.The regular attendance and increasing membership is indicative of good instruction given by Ray Johnson.PLAY READING CLUB is now reading the play \u201cSNAFU\u201d, they meet on Tuesdays at 8.15 p.m.Come and join them.PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB meets Tuesdays at §15 p.m.Instruction is given by William Hardie.Everyone is encouraged to speak and also helped with their difficulties.PHOTOGRAPHY is ~open to every one.Try our improved facilities.Those interested in woodworking have tools and machinery at their disposal.The \u2018Y\u2019 Clubs are continually gaining strength.There is always room for YOU; drop in some night, A St.Patrick's Dance will be, held in the Westmount YMCA on March 19th, from 9 to 12 p.m.with Bob Hopkins\u2019 Orchestra supplying the music under the sponsorship of the Young Adults Program Council.This is the first of a series of social events planned by the various clubs which form.the Program Council.A cordial invitation is extended to all members and their friends to make new friends and renew old acquaintances.An airplane makes about 87 times as much noise as the average autonsobile.\u2014The Rotarian.5th, 1048 + Appeal For Children International In Scope Canadian business from coast to coast has offered its full support to the Canadian Appeal for Children in efforts to raise the nation-wide campaign objective of $10,000,000, according to an announcement recently from headquarters of the drive.The campaign, which started early last month, will continue through the month of March, according to a report issued by Mrs.John O'N.Gallery, provincial organizer of the drive.Any branch of a Canadian chartered bank is prepared to accept donations to the appeal, it was made known.Subscriptions may also be placed with any campaign headquarters.All donations are deductible for income tax purposes.The support of business was voiced in a statement released over the signature of C.Bruce Hill, president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.The children of Europe hold our every hope for future peace\u201d, Mr.Hill declared in his statement.\u201cI think I may say on behalf of Canadian businessmen that we support wholeheartedly the campaign to bring aid to these unfortunate children.We must be sure that the human life and treasure which was expended in the war in the defence of democracy is not tic tradition and we gust see that | : they get it.\u201d oo 2 Mr.Hill warned of the danger in approaching this problem in a purely political sense.\u201cWhile we know the international political effect of timely aid to Europe's children, it must never be forgotten that we help one another out of the great Christian principle of charity\u201d he stated.\u201cI know that the members of the Canadidn Chamber of Commerce, in almost 500 communities across Canada, will approach the plight of these children in this way.No father of a family can stand idly by and watch the suffering of these little ones.\u201d : Campaign officials said countless companies, the Boy Scouts, a number of hospitals and various other organizations had joined business in helping the appeal win its objective.Numerous firms and institutions are conducting private canvasses.\u201cYou can get anything at a mail-order house,\u201d remarked the lady next door.\u201cEverything, alas, but a male,\u201d | sighed the spinster.Vipond Tolhurst Limited 845 QUERBES AVE.Anthracite It baffles the eold March winds because it is slow barnring *TA.7271, Th administration?© WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION Are you a civic minded resident of Westmount?Are you interested in its If so you should join the Westmount Municipal Association whose membership is open to all re: sidents of Westmount \u2014 property owners or otherwise, and whose aims and functions are: \u2014 (1) To ensure the best possible type of democratic government in the Municipal field, by creating a sound and intelligent body of public opinion te support those men and women elected to civic office.(2) We invite and welcome your support to ensure the continuation of our activities.Telephone our Secretary Treasurer, W.E.Black, 352 Lansdowne Avenue, DE.6095, for further information, or send a cheque for $2.00 for your annual membership.DO IT NOW! The support of any Horward movement having as its objective the betterment of living conditions in Westmount.pen te Sar a -~ parer PO 8 ily als JE PAGE FIVE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH -5th, 1948 Over > CS Fernie shied ie HE WRI MIL tongs CHARLES E.FROSST & CO.| AYERST, McKENNA & HARRISON LTD.Me ordre .pst FIND ha, | were bom in RED GROSS | Outpost Hospitals fou 4 JUST over twenty years ago, pioneers opening up new frontiers in Canada had no medical aid within reach.In case of accident or emergency, the nearest doctor was usually 100 miles or more away.Today, a chain of 71 Red Cross Outpost Hospitals serve many isolated districts and form their only source of medical aid.In an average year over 44,000 patients are treated in these hospitals, nearly 600 clinics are held, many thousands of children receive medical examinations, and over 2,000 babies Your dollars are also needed to carry on Red are born.Cross work: +.For crippled children This work is vital to Canada s development.It is one of the many \u201cmissions of mercy\u201d you set out upon when you give to the Canadian Red Crosse+» Disaster Relief «s+.Nation-wide Blood Transfusion Service «+ « Nutritional and First Aid Services eo «+ And many other services of inestimable value to every Canadian.This message is sponsored by the following firms: ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD.MACY'S.DRUG STORES Ted EMN ET Ls RN ee \u2018éesbblei à '3d4hhe wang. se PAGE SIX Car of Day-After-Tomorrow Will Burn 15-25% Less Gas By S.BURTON HEATH * Detroit \u2014 The Car-of-Day-Af- ter-Tomorrow will use frem 15 to 25 per cent less gasoline than the corresponding automobile you're driving today.It will have a higher-compres- sion engine.That higher compression could be used for speed, or it could get you away faster when the red light turns green.But the automobile industry feels that it has catered enough to speed and jack-rabbit starts.It is a bit wor- ¢ ried about the way more and more motorists are driving \u201cwith the geat of their pants.\u201d So as high compression comes in very soon now, it will be used to cut the displacement of the cylinders, keeping power and speed and agility where they are, but burning less gasoline, If the trend toward high compression were too sudden, the higher octane fuel required to avoid \u201cKnocking\u201d would cost you more.Probebly, as time goes on, gasoline will get more expensive anyway.even if there should be no further general inflation.Almost every time the petroleum industry opens a new well the cost is a little higher; the lower-cost sources gradually are being exhausted.For some time to come, higher compression should cut the amount of gasoline you use enough more than to offset the higher cost from either of these reasons.Cadillac, which now has a 7.25- to-1 compression ratio, probably will lead the parade.The next Cadillac line should offer about 8- to-1 compressor ratio \u2014 that is, the gasoline and air mixture in the cylinders will be pushed into one-eighth its original size before it is fired by the spark plug.Obviously this will greatly increase the force of the explosion and give greater speed and acceleration from the same explosive mixture.General Motors now has three cars running around the country, mostly here in Detroit, whose engines have 12'3-to-1 compression ratios.They are stock cars of one G.M.division.They have been compared with identical cars with standard 6.5-1 engines, about the same as your present car.Loaded with the same weight, one following the other, taking turns at leading and following, the high compression burns about 32 per cent less fuel than the standard motor.It is the general expectation that when one important car of- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, A gaping hood frames GM's \u201cBoss\u201d Kettering and his experimental engine that spells higher compression, more miles-per-gallon.fers such fuel-saving, others must and will follow.General Motors, like all companies here, is very reticent about plans.But there are indications that high compression engines will be added to one GM car after another, generally at around 8-to-1, until all are on that level.Then, although by that time \u201cBoss\u201d Kettering should have the bugs ironed out for another step- up, the industry probably will wait for the oil business to catch up, before it takes another step toward the 12-to-1 goal.It appears now that while 12-to-1 is not the top, it is the point at which benefits start falling off so that greater compression becomes a doubtful improvement.The petroleum industry is worried about the high compression trend.Handled with discretion, experts feel' that the motorists will benefit.But there are several hurdles.After talking with several experts at the recent American Petroleum Institute meeting in Chicago, this correspondent believes the oil industry is afraid it will be blamed for things beyond its control.RADIO-PHONO COMBINATIONS EASY TERMS BOOTH kioo wieiilils \u2014 ESTAB 5774 SHERBROOKE W.{At Melrose Ave.) 20% DISCOUNT WHILE THEY LAST! These ore not unknown makes but are th~ Products of Leading Manufacturers.BUY NOW AND SAVE! .AVAILABLE \"iD OVER 25 YEARS EL.7379 Ls \u2018burgh Hospital The public assumes that the vast aviation fuel facilities built during the war are available for Y high octane automobile gasoline.The most aviation gas ever produced was 500,000 barrels a day.M Army and Navy still need 300,000 barrels and would use more.Mo- s torists are using 2,000,000 a day\u2014 |} ten times as much as the services |} can spare.To build new plants to meet that full deficit, the industry estimates would cost from $2.5 to $3 billions, and would take enormous quantities of steel at a time rent gasoline and fuel oil expansion needs.Automobile fuel experts say that the \u201cpremium\u201d tanks of some East Coast companies alree 1y give gasoline good enough for 12-to-1 compression ratio engines, and that an 8-to-1 ratio engine v ould perform perfectly on the gasoline sold by many companies using the catalytic cracking process.Socony-Vacuum has run a 7.25- to-1 engine in a stock car up to 60 miles an hour on zero actane gasoline before getting a knock though this could not be done under road conditions.Both automobile and oil research men say that for any compression ratio yet considered, specially blended gasolines would be required only from ten (automobile estimate) to five (oil estimate) per cent of the time.But to supply | that need, motorists ould fill.their tanks with extra-premium | fuel all the time \u2014 just as motorists now put premium fuel into | present-day cars incapable of benefiting from it.But 8-to-1 compressio.ratios, giving savings that may average | around 20 per cent, are just a couple of blocks away.GOOD REASON FOR THE DELAY Passengers at Montreal Airport waiting to board a Trans- Canada Air Lines North Star for Britain were more than willing to accept a two hour delay recently.And there was a good reason for the late departure.The plane was held pending the arrival from Toronto of a shipment of serum being rushed to the Edinburgh Hospital to treat a child suffering from influenza.A supply of streptomycine was added to the serum shipment from supplies at Montreal.The serum was obtainable only at Toronto, where it was placed aboard another TCA plane which brought it to Montreal.It was delivered to the Edin- the following day.FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, 1948 Varnish Still Good After 2,500 Years Present holder of the varnish longevity record appears to be the varnish still doing duty on ancient Egyptian mummy cases.In some instances, the mummy case |, SCHOOL x» x HOCKEY SENIOR A SECTION Team P.W.L.T.F.A.varnish is almost 2,500 years old wHHS vgs ho #1 3 1 \u2014a tribute not only to the qual- MWHS 8 + # 155 ity of the ancient product but to ipsa .8 2 3 2 Is 3 the care with which it must have Sas Lu 8 13 2 10% been applied.SENIOR B-A SECTION w .7 7 0 0 47 14 14 hy os 8 8 2 à 36 7 12 HHS .8 5 : 3: Ne ena 7 4 3 0 38 24 8 NTER-SCHOOL LÉ: 7 à 1 05 5 à MWHS 8 2 5 1 12 18 5 HEM .8 1 6 1 9 48 3 BASKETBALL |» 7 EE 88 ® SENIOR B-B SECTION \u201cnm, HS s 6 1 1 40 17 13 WHS 7 53 1 11% 14 1 St.pam 8 5 2 1 5 a i IOR A SECTION WDHS .7 2 35 22 40 Tea SENIOR 4 5 T.F.A.Pts, St.Laur, 8 1 6 1 19 45 3 WHS .8 7 1 03826 11° WIHS .7 1 6 0 8 31 2 BBHS 7 6 1 0459236 12 = \\WWHHS 7 4 3 0200245 JUNIOR A SECTION SM .6 4 2 0199166 8 |WHHS .5 5 0 0 37 4 10 MWHS .7 4 3 0252284 8 |SA .\u2026.7 4 2 127 28 9 HS \u2026 7 3 4 027218 6 [VHS .6 4 2 0 38 13 8 Loyola .7 2 5 0248287 4 [HSM .6 4 2 0 36% 8 SA 2000.6 1 5 0 145 249 2 LHS, ne I 3 3 9 24 2 8 Ye 2 .leos , J Cath.HS.7,007 ©1688 WDHS .7 # 4 2 14 34 4 LCC L053 1 3 1.102% 3 SENIOR B SECTION WIHS .8 0 7 1 18 5 1 LHS .7 7 0 0274155 14 WHES |.8 6 2 0362217 12 JUNIOR B SECTION Mo.7 5 2 02066162 10 [St Lam.6 6 0 0 36 5 N2 Com.H.S.8 5 3 0289271 10 |PCHS .6 4% 2 1 19 30 7 WHS .8 3 5 0217 232 -6 HSyHS 5 z 2 117 8 5 VHS .8 2 6 0195215 4 [SHS .6 1 4 1 6 24 3 LEC.8 2 6 018219 4 [St Laur 71 5 1 10 29 3 MRHS 8 1 7 0170367 2 INTERMEDIATE SECTION Champions WIJHS .5 4 1 0147108 8 SHS .5 3 2 0153 94 6 WDHS .4 0 4 0 80180 0 JUNIOR A SECTION BBHS .7 7 0 0388177 14 WHHS 7 5 2 0236171 10 HSM .7 4 3 0281207 8 WDHS 7 4 3 022 205 8 SA .6 2 4- 0177 203 4 HS .6 1 5 0119 233 2 WJH9 6 0 6 0 92328 0 JUNIOR B SECTION WHS 7 6 0 1175 95 13 PCHS .7 5 2 0152 108 10 HSyHS 7 4 3 0134131 8 HS .7 3 2 2147151 & MRHS 6 2 3 1107 91 5 CC .6 0 6 0 78151 0 LHS .4 0 4 0 30 9 © If you want more happiness, try enjoying the things you think you dislike.Brother Veterans Now is the time to have your 1947 INCOME TAX RETURNS completed by income tax consultant.Special rates before March 31st For appointment, call EL.0048 Hours: 9 a.m.to 4 p.m.Evenings by appointment \u201craga?Whats the Good of UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ?$87,500,000 was paid from the Unemployment Insurance fund to unemployed Canadians from September 1, 1945, to October 31, 1947.$31,000,000 was contributed to this fund by the Government of Canada.500,000 individual unemployed workers and their dependants benefitted from these payments.In many cases had payments not been available the unemployed would have suffered want! What's the good of Unemployment Insurance?\u2014Can there be any doubitl .Unemploymunt Insurance helps the employer by providing unemployed with purchasing power; and helps the worker by providing maintenance - allowances during unemployment, Employer and Employee and the Government all have an interest\u2014Unem- ployment Insurance is a large factor 4 in a healthy National Economy.CS ske full use of your local office of the National Employment Service.Department of Labour HUMPHREY MITCHELL, Minister of Labour A.MacNAMARA, Deputy Minister - ES EE fr Ce A Rotary Club Of Montreal Sponsors Campaign For $375,000 For Project The Rotary Club of Montreal at its regular meeting on Tuesday wholeheartedly approved a resolution to have the Club sponsor a Campaign to raise $375,000 to buy property and erect a fireproof building for the University Settlement in a new location.University Settlement has been located in its present premises at 257 Dorchester Street West for the past thirty-six years, the building being converted at that time from a bottling establishment and has never been entirely suitable for the Settlement\u2019s work.During the years the Settlement has been in this locality, its activities have grown considerably.At this time it is not able to function fully because of lack of space, then in addition to this there is a possibility that Part of the settlement\u2019s property will, in.the not too distant future, be expropriated by the city for the purpose of widening Dorches- ter Street.Approximately 1,000 families are members of the Settlement, but in the proposed new location with an adequate fireproof building it is estimated that the needs of 2,000 families could be properly taken care of.The Settlement's work for the good of the community is well known throughout the city.It grew from an experiment in social service undertaken by the Alumnae Society of McGill University in May, 1891.The Settiement\u2019s activities include a \u201clarge number of very important community activities which are not provided for by other projects in its district.It has a kindergarten, and provides hot lunches for school children daily, also milk distribution.In conjunction with the Junior Lea- | gue it has a school Dental Clinic.The superyision of athletics such as boxing, baseball, basketball, hockey and swimming is a feature of the Club's work.The Golden Gloves Tournament originally promoted by the Boxing Club is now an event of renown, and the Club has produced not only a large number of city champions and some Dominion Champions, but also a British Empire champion.The Settlement has both boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 Departments and has classes for various age groups, including art \u201cschool, woodworking, photography, game and scouts, Local Red Cross Drive Returns Are Encouraging Local response to the current Red Cross Drive is pretty hard to assess as yet, declared Paul B.Pitcher, chairman of the West- mount Division; but he added that returns so far are encouraging.Te urges all subscribers to contribute their donations early.P.H.Robb, chairman of the Westmount Division of the Red Cross Campaign for Funds last year, is this year Metropolitan chairman of the drive.Putters\u2019 Club Enjoys Coloured Motion Pictures Full turn-out of members was at Victoria Hall when fhe Putters Social Club held a movie and refreshment evening on Monday.A two-hour show of travelogue and educational films was shown.Particularly pleasing were -the colour .films, one showing the beauty and ruggedness of the Canadian Rockies and another depicting the colour and brilliance of South America.During the refreshment period which followed the films, the members staged a surprise for Mr.and Mrs.W.de D.W.Stott who were celebrating their 36th wedding anniversary.The evening was voted a decided success.Next meeting will be a games and card evening.LIGHTER BERTH LADDERS Montreal-\u2014A new type of ladder for train passengers climbing in and out of upper berths has been designed by the Canadian Pacific Railway and tested on typical overnight runs.Aluminum-framed, it is one-third lighter than the usual wooden ladder and car be folded flat when not in use.dramatics, cooking, and Girl Guldes.There is a Mother's Sewing and Club and Community Library and on Saturday nights there are dances for teen agers.These are a few but not all the activities of the University Settlement.It also plays an important part in employment counselling and family counselling.The Rotary Club of Montreal has for years followed with great interest the valuable work for | the community being done by the Settlement for boys, girls and adults, irrespective or race, creed or colour, and has noted with particular interest the valuable in- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH Sth, CAMPAIGN FOR MILK FUND William Gitres (left) and Larry P.McMahon (right), chairman ond vice-chairman, respectively, of the Progress Club Milk Fund 1948 campaign.The Canadian Progress Club of Montreal iy currently seeking $25,000 by public subscription to maintain its distribution of free milk and multiple vitamin capsules te needy school children.Mr.Gittes and Mr.activities In Montreal.Both McMahon have long been prominent in welfare fluence the Settlement has had in the prevention of juvenile delinquency and the opportunity for making good citizens of those who otherwise would not be.It is with all these considerations in mind that the Rotary Club of Montreal ha.undertaken to raiz: $375,000 to acquire property and build a new fireproof building for the Univergity Settlement cf Montreal.PAGE SEVEN .ANOTHER CHOPIN REVIVAL \u201cI have a wonderful new popular song,\u201d said the music publisher.\u201cSo what?\u201d inquired the secre tary.\u201cCall in my staff of pluggers, publicity men, arrangers, disc experts and so on.Oh, yes, and get two verse writers to put some words to the melody.mms \u2018Travel Experts Since 1920\" === EASTER IN NEW YORK 2751 Including Tax PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR All Expense Tour Leave Montreal March 25.Return March 30, 8.25 a.m.Phone or Write for Leaflet WHERE-TO-GO TRAVEL SERVICE LTD.1410 Staniey St.(Room 510) Montreal 2, P.Q.Phone LA.0027 Open Evenings | New members are + today! Fl.2468 4498 St.Catherine W.Westmount Taxis reso.P.A.Seers Reg'd.GROCER & BUTCHER JOIN Every Civic-Minded Citizen of Westmount Should THE WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION (FOUNDED 1908) desired to establish the fullest possible representation of the citizens of Westmount.Any citizen is eligible, whether property owner or otherwise.it EXECUTIVE OFFICERS President: J.A.H.Ist Vice-Pres.: RENE B.PERRAULT 2nd Vice-Pres.: WALTER L.DOWNES Sec.-Treas.: W.E.BLACK, DE.6095 Hon.Auditor: W.W.WILLIAMSON HENDERSON Membership may be registered with Mr.W.E.Black, 352 Lansdowne Ave.or the Royal Bank of Canada, Sherbrooke West, at Victoria Ave., or the Bank of Nova Scotia, Greene Ave., at Sherbrooke West.Make your application WE.2741 4972 Sherbrooke Graham\u2019s Business College J.Philip Page.4914 Sherbrooke W.Walter J.FINE GROCERIES Membership Drive commences March 8th for 7 days (1) The W.M.A.was (2) sound, (3) nomination of citizens (4) 3 4.Legislation 5.Membership 6.Programme 7.Publicity 8.Recreation The following are the principal aims and objectives of the Association: founded in functioned without interruption since that time.Our members are from all walks of life, without discrimination as to race or creed.The primary and principal object of the W.M.A.is to insure the best possible form of democratic government in the municipal field, by creating a solid and intelligent body of, public opinion, to support those men and women who are elected to Civic Office.The Association aims to select and promote the of Westmount whose ability, reputation and character make them eligible to accept office as Mayor, Alderman, member of the Protestant Board of School Commissioners or Library Trustee.All members of the Executive of the Association serve without remuneration, and are chosen by reason of their desire to support and protect the best interests of the citizens of Westmount at all times.The Executive Committee of the W.M.A.is divided into the following Committees: | 1.Education end Library 2.Health and Welfare .Housing and Zoning 9.Traffic and Circulation 1908 and has THIS SPACE HAS BEEN CENEROUSLY DONATED BY THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC-SPIRITED FIRMS: Robson Printers Ltd.4206 St.Catherine W.Ohman's JEWELLERS 1216 Creene Ave.Principal DE.2242 Chatfield Ww.WA.2766 Fl.5279 WE.4046 PAGE EIGIT THE EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmount GARDEN SUBIIRB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAInut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 aims to be an Independent, clean newspaper for the home devoted to voblic services, Mail aohscriptions: $200 per year: $1.00 half-year.Anthnrized as 2nd Class Mall.Post Office FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1948 ONLY CONTACTS WITT, /MPROVE UNDERSTANDING There was a time in the United States when the individual was Jess imnortant than the communmitv as » whole \u2014 that grew out of our weakrers and onr need for evnansijon.That is nrobably one of the reasons why the Russians are genuinelv svrnrised that vou should be concerned with the fate nf amaMNer nations, since they renresent svrh a small number of reonle.I am ounite sore it has never occurred to the Russian envernment that the rest of the wor!d mi~ht helieve that some of the smaller natinng thev dominate have as murh rirht to consideration as their great nation has.The imnortance of the mass of neonle .às arainst a small groun or individrals wil] chance onlv as-the vrhole natinn rennhag a hirhear ctondard of livine and h~~ivgq tn have time to think of îtself on in4\u2018vidna] lines.The sonner Russia as a nation hrromes rons.cionr that there are those of »= vhn have rearhed the point where individnals and sm\u201d! nations °re as imrortant as bir »°tions and masses of neonle.the sonner we\u201d! bsoin together in certain fields where we have a to understand each other and at least work community of interest.It might be in art; it mioht be in business.But contact is the all-important thing, because onlv throurh contacts are changes going to be brought about \u2014Eleanor Roosevelt.Nept Ottaws UNTRAPPED TRAPPER N AN Arctic Post the R.C.M.P.are anxious to get in touch with a local trapper.The trapper\u2019s enthusiasm for an Indian girl led him to make gifts to her that were not his to give.He was apprehended, when complaints were brought to the R.C.M.P, and sentenced to cut the coming \u2018winter's supply of firewood for the post.Through the Arctic summer the trapper worked off his sentence diligently, was released and faded into the bush.On the first cold night of late August a Mountie brought in an armful of the newly cut wood.He had some difficulty with it.A few more samples from various places in the pile confirmed his worst suspicions.The wood had all been cut two inches too long for the fire box.\u2014 The Printed Word.MOST EXPLOITED WORKERS \u2014 MOTHERS No one works as hard, as unremittingly, under as great responsibility and strain, as mothers.Thousands of them have no holidays, no escape from care, no time to themselves, no relief from toil.Never has ahy class of workers suffered more from the lack of help than the mothers of Canada, urban and rural.Canadians of modest means in humble homes were able to secure help in their homes a generation ago.Today it is virtually impossible for a mother, sick or well, to employ anyone to help her.It is true that ignorance, snobbishness, and unfair demands on home help, contributed to the conditions existing today but these considerations were the exception even when help was plentiful.Today a -young woman has her choice of desirable homes where she will be considerately treated in sharing the work of the mother.Fine living conditions, modern equipment, excellent pay, reasonable hours and recreational facilities, feature home employment nowadays.Canada\u2019s unemployment regulations play a great part in creating an abnormal scarcity of domestic workers.Women factory and office workers are \u201cunemployed\u201d and eligible for unemployment insurance if thev cannot secure \u201csuitable\u201d work.House work, which is highly \u201csuitable\u201d for mothers is \u201cunsuitable\u201d to those who draw unemployment insurance at the mothers\u2019 expense.In one instance a young woman refused domestic employment because she would lose her eligibility for unemployment insurance if she helped a mother whom she otherwise would \u201clike to help.\u201d It is time for the encouragement of immigration of women who will enjoy well-paid domestic work.Weekly Review Shaw on Twaddle And Poppycock By LEWIS MILLIGAN right.The repeated \u201cfive year plans\u201d are virtually terms of penal servitude with hard labor, with the strictest regulations and ruthless State officials to enforce them.Perhaps Mr.Shaw was referring to professional men, such as writers, artists and musicians, as having the \u201clegal right to leisure\u201d.But they are not free to use that leisure in writing, painting and Walter Kirchenbaum, a free lance writer in New York, recently wrote Bernard Shaw asking him how he could reconcile his love of liberty with his admiration for Communist Russia.In his reply \u201cRussian Socialists are much more democratic than English and American ones.Western parliamentary and party systems are sham democracies.Laws that are not totalitarian are not laws at all.Where there is law there is no freedom.Leisure alone can make us free; and only in Russia is there any legal right to leisure.All the current twaddle about freedom is poppycock.The length of the working day and the number of such days in the week is the Mr.Shaw said: only true measure of possible* of mer tm SOs mm am ap cme ren composing what they like.A short time ago the Soviet Government ordered a purge of magazine writers who had been writing what they liked, and a decree was issued recently condemning certain musical composition and ordering the composers to conform to \u201csocialistic realism\u201d.Under the British democratic system Mr.Shaw has enjoyed long years of both leisure and freedom, and he has used that freedom to condemn the system that gave him his free- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, 1048 freedom.\u201d\u2014The Oracle has spoken.Was there ever so much twaddle and poppycock condensed into so short a space before?Usually, in such oracular utterances, Mr.Shaw has rendered his twaddle entertaining by his wit and vernal jugglery.But in this instance he has confined himself to plain statements which are not only poppycock, but are obvious fallacies.Take the first sentence: \u201cRussian Socialists are much more democratic than English and American ones.\u201d What he should have said, and what he really meant, was that Russian socialists were more communistic than the others.Evidently Mr.Shaw agrees with Mr.Molotov that Communism is the only real democracy, and yet in the next sentence he says that the parliamentary party systems are \u2018sham democracies\u2019.But there is nothing sham about them if they are not democracies at all.If Communism is the true democracy, then the parliamentary system is something else \u2014 what is it?Mr.Shaw has lived under it long enough to know \u2014 much longer than he would have lived to exercise his wit and cynicism under a Communist system.Then he says, \u201cLaws that are not totalitarian are not laws at all.Where there is law there is no freedom.\u201d It is quite true to say that laws against murder, assault and robbery are totalitarian in their application, but it is not true to say that where such laws exist there is no freedom.Those laws, indeed, for the protection of freedom.Mr.Shaw confuses freedom with anarchy, which is a state of society in which there is no law, and he is thus himself talking poppycock.But he is no anarchist, for as a socialist he would want more laws.\u201cLeisure alone can make us free,\u201d says Mr.Shaw, \u201cand only in Russia is there any legal right to leisure.\u201d If leisure alone can make men free, then there is less feredom in Russia, at least among the working people, than in any country in the world.Whatever \u201clegal right\u201d they may have to leisure, the Russian workers have little opportunity to exercise that dom, and to praise a system that would take it from him.He has been free to write * and talk \u2018\u201ctwaddle and poppycock\u201d, from which he has reaped big profits and literary fame! In this same letter, Mr.Shaw said, \u201cI am a Communist,\u201d and he added, \u201cStalin is a first-rate Fabian.I am one of the founders of Fabianism, and as such very friendly to Russia.\u201d That is an utter contradiction.The Fabians were opposed to Marxism, holding that socialism would be brought about by social reforms without violent revolution.Stalin is an out-and-out Marxist, and his part in the violent revolution, and his present methods of forcing communism upon the nations of Eastern Europe, are sufficient to prove that he is no Fabidn.If anyone but Bernard Shaw were to write such twaddle in these days no intelligent editor would waste paper upon it, Yet Mr.Shaw has made a good thing out of it.In the old days the court jesters in England were allowed leisure and freedom to talk poppycock, but they were not taken seriously.\"NO-MAN'S LAND\" \u2014Page in the Louisville Courier-Journal TOPICS OF THE WEEK By R.J.DEACHMAN The Hens Don't Know About \u2018Planned\u2019 Economy Down in New Zealand there is a place called Canterbury named after a famous old cathedral city in England.There in the days of free enterprise roosters crowed, hens laid, chickens flourished, and the owners of chicken farmg waxed fat and prospered for the hens worked faithfully at their jobs and eggs by the carload moved into the cities to gladden the hearts of men.Last winter all this changed.Hen feed was aear and hard to get, fixed prices for eggs were low.It\u2019s hard for a planner to sit on two stools at once, provide cheap eggs for city people, high prices for egg producers.Alas, New Zealand hens, during past periods of opulence, had grown \u201cchoosey\u201d.They wanted wheat, and there was none, they were offer pollard and bran.Pollard, it seems, is.finely ground bran with a trace of poor flour in it, New Zealand hens refused to produce eggs oun pollard.They were right about it, it couldn't be done, they hadn't the capacity to dn it.Earlier in the season I read in a New Zealand paper these anguished words: \u201cDuring this winter the people will be lucky if they get one egg per month per butter coupon.\u201d That's the consumer's problem, it ties th eegg to the butter, more complications, but what about the egg producer?Here is the situation as one newspaper correspondent saw it: \u201cThinking egg production uneconomical, if not impossible under the present set-up with the \u2018government ruling the roost\u201d \u2014 piffling job for labor isn't it?\u2014 \u201cdozens of New Zealand farmers arec losing down or reducing flocks severely.\u201d What could the harassed poultry men do.They have a planned economy in \u2018New Zealand.What's sauce to the roosters is not always sauce to the hens.The poultry men decided to appeal to the government.Life in a planned economy is not easy \u2014 for the planners or the planned.They have to please everybody and that's difficult except in the frist few months after an election when a cabinet, flushed with victory can tell the visiting delegations to go to Coventry.* * * The poultry farmers decided to appeal for justice, for the poultry, fi not for themselves, They carried their story to the Stabilization Commission, the Internal Marketing Department, The Prime Minister, Mr.Peter Fraser, and the Minister of Finance, Mr.Walter Nash.Nothing happened.The roosters stopped crowing, they had nothing to crow about.The hens took on a sad-eyed and weary look.Just at this moment the government sent \u2014 what dé you think \u2014 not wheat but oats, good heavens, oats for laying hens! \u201cOoats\u201d, wrote Samuel Johnson in his dictionary of the English language, \u201cis a grain which is generally given to horses but in Scotland feeds the \u2018people.\u2019 Oats, especially in the form of oatmeal grows great men, \u2014 Scotland bears - witness to that obvious fact \u2014 but hens wont\u2019 lay on oats.The hens wept, they had never heard of this, they looked at the oats coldly, that wasn't the thing they wanted, the eggs were not forthcoming.I often wonder what socialism does in an emergency.There will always be conflict of opinion.Mr.Coldwell, English born, and knowing how horses prospered on English oats might have made the same mistake.On second thought he might have sent the wheat, Bulk marketing is now giving our farmers prices far.below the world\u2019s market level.Mac- Innis, a stern covenanter, but a decent chap nevertheless, would have stuck to oats.If oatmeal is good enough for the working class, oats should be good enough for hens, even if they could not produce on it.Clarence Gillis of Cape Breton South looking always for a higher standard of living for men and hens would hold out for wheat, Never once would Gillis agree to lowered standards of living for hens or for voters.This is a wicked story \u2014 it deals with vested interests, the right of hens to wheat, the right of New Zealanders to eggs.The planne»s will always have a hard time making ends met.The trouble is to keep hens laying when the price of eat goes up and hens must live on oats.Life will never be a symphony, we must get used tn the discords \u2014 that too is a part of life, even in a planned economy.\u201c.TIME TO MOVE \u201cYou say your mother-in-law threw a chair at you?\u201d said the magistrate.\u201cYes, sir.\u201d \u201cAnd then your wife threw a table at you?\u201d \u201cYes, sir.\u201d \u201cAnd what made you leave the house ?\u201d \u201cI \u201csaw , my daughter looking thoughtfully at the sideboard.\u201d an pS Mrs.R.Holden Service Held Funeral service was held on Wadnesday afternoon for Mrs.Rufus C.Holden, of 321 Kensing- ton, avenue, who died at her home on \u2018Monday in her 85th year following a lengthy illness.Widow of Rufus C.Holden, whose father founded the firm of Ames, Holden and Company, Mrs.Holden was the former Madge Louson.She was born in Montreal in 1863 and lived here all her life.She was a long-timé resident of Westmount, having resided for the past fifty-five years at her residence, 321 Kensington avenue.Active \u2018and well-known in Y.W.- C.A.work, she had been a vice- president and honorary vice-presi- dent.She also was interested in the work of Erskine and Ameri- zan United church.Mrs.Holden is survived by two aons, R.Clement Holden, K.C., and J.Hastie Holden; a daughter, Mrs.Sydney E.Hodgeson, eight grandchildren and three great-grand- children.A brother, D.S.Louson, also survives.Rev.G.R.Cragg officiated at the funeral service, held at 321 Kensington avenue.Interment took place in Mount Royal Cem- aterv.Choir and Organ Recital to be Held The: second of this season's organ and choir recitals will be given at Westmount Baptist Church after the evening service on Sunday.Kenneth Meek, organist of the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul, will be the guest organ soloist and Mrs.Armonde Davis, contralto soloist at Dominion Douglas United Church, will sing the contralto solo in the \u201cCornelius Christmas Song\u201d.This is a very beautiful work in which the soloist tells the story of the visit of the Wise Men to Bethlehem while the chorus * | Christian Science x * \u201cMAN\u201d is the subject of the Lesson - Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on -Sunday.\u2018 The Golden Text is from Psalms 37: 37.\u201cMark the perfect man, and behold the upright: for the end of that man is peace.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible:\u2014\u201cAnd when they were come to the muiti- tude, there came to him a certain man, kneeling down to him, and saying, Lord, have mercy on my son: for he is lunatick, and sore vexed: for ofttimes he falleth into thé fire, and oft into the water.And Jesus rebuked the devil; and he departed out of him; and the child was cured from that very hour.\u201d (Matthew 17: 14, 15, 18).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.\u201cJesus never spoke of disease as dangerous or as difficult to heal.Jesus beheld in Science the perfect man, who appeared to him where sinning mortal man appears to mortals.In this perfect man the Saviour saw God's own likeness, and this correct view of man healed the sick.\u201d (pages 147 and 476).A A Church of the Advent | Fourth Sunday in Lent is called \u201cMothering Sunday\u201d on which Mothers are specially honoured and prayed for.The Guild of St.Agatha will serve a Parish Breakfast after the early Eucharist.At Solemn Evensong, the two head boys will be inducted in the Choir: Alan Light- foot on the Decani Side and Ian Roussac on the Cantoris Side.Another chorister, Gordon Hunter will receive his Medal from the Royal School of Church Music.The Bishop of Montreal will issue the Sacrement of Confirmation on Wednesday.The Choir will be augmented for the occasion by ! the Choirboys of Trinity Memorial Church, under the direction of Lorne West and C.V.Frayn.TAE D.nuiNcay WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY.MARCH Sth, 1948 x PAGE NINB Come.to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly West has made a vital contribution both in the work of the regular pastorate and also in the Secretarial work of the important Board of Evengelism and Social Service.More recently, he has served with the United Church Cavalcade throughout the Prairie Provinces and has given most inspiring leadership, espec ially among young people attending these gatherings.At the morning service, Mr.Berry will preach on the theme \u201cThe Precious Secret\u201d, while at the evening service his subject will be \u201cOn Being More Than Conquerors\u201d.The evening service in the Church will be followed by an illustrated lecture, given by Mr.Betry, on \u201cNewfoundland\u201d, using coloured slides of that oldest colony within the British Empire.This lecture will be given in the Church Parlours.Mr.Berry spent some years in the Ministry of the Church in Newfoundland and therefore speaks with first-hand information concerning the life and work there.At the present time, when the future of Canada and Newfoundland are being debated, this lecture will be of unusual interest.Newfoundlanders in Montreal are especially invited to attend.Maxwell Reader, student assistant to Dr.Jones, whose native home is Newfoundland, will conduct the services of worship with Mr.Berry throughout the day.On Monday at 8 p.m.the Young People\u2019s Union will hold its regular meeting.Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.Calvary Women's Missionary Auxiliary will meet in the Ladies Parlours.Please note change from evening to afternoon.The Cubs, Scouts, C.G.I.T., Badminton Club and Choir will meet at the usual hours during this- week.* * Dominion-Douglas | x * On Sunday at Dominion-Doug- las Church, Holy Communion will be administered at both services.Dr.Smith will preach in the morning on the Topic \u201cFood of The Soul\u201d and in the evening on \u201cWhat is Success.\u201d The music at the morning service will include \u2014 \u201cLet all Mortal Flesh Keep Silent\u201d - Bair- stow and at the Evening Service \u2014 \u201cVery Bread, Good Shepherd Tend Us\u201d \u2014 Willan.At 3 p.m.the Church School will hold a Missionary Sunday and at 8.45 p.m.the Young People\u2019s Union will gather in Friendship Parlour for their regular programme.On Monday the Séwing Circle will meet at 2 p.m.and on Wednesday there are two important meetings for ladies \u2014 the Women\u2019s Missionary Society at * p.m.and the Handicraft Guild at 8 p.m.On Wednesday at 8 p.m.there will be the regular Lenten mid-week service, the speaker being the Rev.Graham Barr.There will be the usual meetings of Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies., \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 * I\" Stanley Presbyterian ! * À Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct both services of Worship in Stanley Church on Sunday next.Following the evening service, Miss Doris Killam will give a short Organ Recital.She will be assisted by Walter Clapperton, who will sing arias by Handel and Mozart.Monthly meeting of the Board: of Management will be held on Monday, March 8th, at 8 p.m.The Women's Association are collecting new and nearly-new clothing which is being shipped to sings as 2 background the choral + * \u201cHow Brightly Shines the Morning | Star\u201d.The choir will sing the negro spiritual \u201cWere you There?\u201d arranged by Burleigh, and a group of nine will sing the Appalachian Rest Your Head\u201d, which was sung recently in Mont- carol \u201cJesus, real by the Trapp Singers These recitals are short, occupying in all not more than 35 minutes.The recital will be under the general direction of Hibbert Troop.* The challenge that confronts the Church today is to Open the Doors of-the New Testament and let Christ into the Modern Scene.The World is back at 1939.Coming events are casting long shadows before.Red Russia is on a ramp- is threatened and, with it, the whole world.Amid Christ says \u201cBehold T Stand at the Door and Knock\u201d.Dare we open that door and let Christ into this modern age.Europe such circumstances, scene?With this in mind, on Sun- dav Morning in Westmount Bap- the Theme of the Sermon will be: \u201cMust God Suffer tist .Church, - Too?! Amid so much universal suffering,-in which little children, helpless, aged folk and destitute displaced persons are suffering so keenly, the question arises \u201cMust Gnd Suffer - Too?\u201d Communion and Reception of Members will take place at 12 noon.\u201cThe Carcase and the Eagles\u201d.\u201cWhere the Carcase is, there will the Eagles be Gathered\u201d.The gathering of the eagles, red in beak and claw, is again being seen in alarming measure.With ruthless Reds gathering in Czech-land, Finland, Arab-land and Jew-land, what are we to expect?In a time like this there is no voice so authoritative as the Voice of Jesus.Dr.Johnston will preach, * f Westmount Baptist | * Calvary Church J On Sunday, Calvary Church will welcome as Guest Preacher both morning and evening the Rev.W.G.Berry, M.A, B.D., of Regina, Sask., Assistant Secretary of the Board of Evangelism and Social Service of the United Church of Canada.Mr.Berry is a Minister of The United Church, who served in the Montreal Area, who in the First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.O.West Side Entrance * SUNDAY, MARCH 7th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.Wednesday \u2014 Teslimony Meeting, 8.15 p.m.Reading Room, 4915 Sherbrooke St.Ww 11.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.eiso Friday evening 8 to 9.30.except Sundays and holldays.Subject: Nan.Golden \u2018Text: Psalm 37: 37.Mark the perfect man, and behold the upright: for the end of that man is peace.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.and \u2018Roslyn Ave, John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibhert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster Suffer - Too\u2019 and Reception 11.00 a.m.\u201cMust God 12.00 Noon Communion of Members.7.30 pan.\u201cThe Carcase And Eagles\u201d, \u201cWhere lhe Cavcase is, there will the lagles be Gather edd\u201d Reds in Czeeh land, Finland, Arab land and Jew land, RECITAL OF SACRED MUSIC Following Evening Service ÿ WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHOIR , Under General Direction of Mv.Hibbeit Troop Mr.Kenneth Meek \u2014 Guest Organist Ves.Armonde Davis \u2014 Guest Soloist DR, JOHNSTON WILL.PREACH VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED | MELVILLE CHURCH Melville Ave, Westmount - Minister: Rev.F.Scott Mackenzie, M.A.DD.D.C.L.Interim Moderater SUNDAY, MARCH 7th Services at 11.00 am.and 7.30 pom.Rev.Wilfrid F.Butcher.R.A, of \u2018Toronto, will preach.For the Deepening of the Spiritual Life of our Community and For the Strengthening of our Faith.SPECIAL MISSION STANLEY CHURCH (Westmount and Victoria Ave.) April Sth-9th incl, at 8 p.m.Preachar: Rev.Robert Barr, M.A, of Knox Church, Toronto.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister 11,00 a.m.Rev, J.D.Wilkie, 11.15 a.m.Sunday School, 3.00 p.m.Minister's Bible Class 7.30 pom.Rev.JD.Wilkie.8.30 p.m, NDrgan Recital.Miss Doris Killam.AT.C.LL.Mus, (MeGill), Organist and Choir Director -} 11.00 a.m.Church of The Advent Corner of Woed and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay.Rev.John W.Kerr MOTHERING SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.00 a.m.Parish Breakfast.1015 a.m Matins.Solemn Eucharist.4.00 pan.Sunday School.7.00 p.n.Solemn Evensong.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Communion 8 am Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Fuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.50 a.m.daily, except on Wednesday at 9 am.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily.Saturday at 8 p.m.Wednesday.8.00 p.m.Confirmation by the Bishop of Montreal.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, LTh., M.C.FOURTH SUNDMY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector.11.30 a.m.Junior Church.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector, 8.30 p.m.Si.Matthias\u2019 A.Y.P.A.TUESDAY Holy except on 5.00 p.m.Confirmation Class.WEDNESDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.8.00 p.m.Lenten Service.+ Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke : St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 n.m.Holy Communion, 0.45 nnn Confirmation Class, 10.00 a.m.Senior School, Junior Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Rector.Kindergarten, 3.00 p.m.Primary School and Kindergarten., Adult Class, i 7.90 p.m.Evensong.Prexher: The Rector.MONDAY pan.Service and Women.WEDNESDAY 7.00 a.m.Hhly Communion, \u201c.p.m.Litany and Addiess \u2014 The Rev, S, Andrews.THURSDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Gommunion.4.00 Address for a Presbyterian Mission in a badly bombed section of the City of Liverpool.Already a large quantity of stuff has been received, and it is hoped that all the contributions will be received in time to be packed and sent off with the opening of navigation.Now it's dad who is worrying about his figure \u2014 on the income tax form.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M A.D.D Moderator of The United Church ef Canado Assistant Mr Meswell dender BA Organist and Chote Director Mr Gilford Mitehell Guest Preacher on Sundoy, Maveh 7ih, Rev, W.G.Berry, MA, BD, of We ginu, Susk., formerly of Nomtreul, Asst.Sec.of The Board of Evangelism and Social Service, 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Precious secret.\u201d 7.30 pam.\u201cOn Being More Than Con- quetors.\u201d An Ilustrated Lecture, with coloured slides.où \u201cNewfoundland\u201d will be given by Mr.Berry to the Chureti Parlours.following the evening presch- ing service ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES AND THE LECTURE Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue ; ° Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A.D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A.B.D.COMMUNION SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith: \u201cFood of the Soul.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School \u2014 Nission- ary Sunday, 7.30 p.m, Dr, Lloyd Smith: \u201cWhat is Success?\u201d 8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.Holy Communion at both Services Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.St.James United Church Catherine St.West 463 St.Interim Minister Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY, MARCH 7th | 11.00 a.m.Lenten Studies: IIT \u201cRepentance.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Men Involved in the Death of Jesus: \u2018 © IV \u201cPilate\u201d.; Rev.G.Gi.D.Kilpatrick, D.D., L.L.D.st Both Services Fireside Hour at the close of the Evening Service.Vocal and Iustruinental Program \u2014 Salvation Army.Wednesday Evening,\u201d 8.00 p.m.Lenten Service \u2014 Speaker: Rev, A, A Lovelace, B.A., St.Paul\u2019s United Church, St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grent, B.A, Minister Rev.Grorge K.Ward, B.A, Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, MALCH 7th 11.00 a.m.Mr.Grant .\u2014 \u201cThe Resources of the Christian.\u201d (5) All is Ours \u2014 Save Ourselves.7.30 p.m.Mr.Grant \u2014 \u201cSome Faces About the Cross.\u201d (4) \u201cTwo Misguided Patriots.\u201d 8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Soclety.Junior Young DPenple\u2019s Sociely.Organist and Choirmaster.Phillips Motley, B.A.Mus.Bac.F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.} Minister: - Rev.George W.Goth, B.A, B.D 11.60 a.m.Morning Worship, 11.00 a.m.Primary and Junlor Depts.of the Church School.Senlor 12.15 p.m.Intermediate and B ible Classes.7.40 p.m.Mr.Roland Kelly will preachy TC Seott, L.R.SM, Choir Director G FE.Flower, Organist PAGE TEN week-end guest of Mrs.A.Bry- son, of Claremont avenue.WEDDINGS MeNIECE\u2014KEATING In the Sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, the marriage was solemnized recently of Kathleen Mary, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Keating, and Mr.Andrew George McNiece, elder son of Mr.and Mrs.A.A.McNiece, all of Westmount.Rev.Father F.McMahon performed the ceremony.White and pink carnations with palms formed the decorations for the occasion.Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Miss Claire Clifford, as maid-of- honor, with Miss Barbara Cote and Miss Janet Grafftey, as bridesmaids.The best man was Mr.Greig Harrison, while the ushers were: Mr.Ross McNiece, brother of the bridegroom; Mr.William J.Keating, brother of the bride, and Mr.Keith Russell.The bride wore a blush slipper satin gown with an Elizabethan collar, long fitted sleeves and a basque waist, the skirt draped in bustle effect which flowed into a Jong full train.From a mediaeval style halo of lily-of-the-valley fell her long veil of French tulle illusion and she carried a cascade bouquet of white carnation and hyacinths.The three attendants in frocks of foulard silk fashioned with short trains, carried cascade bouquets of variegated carnations and wore matching half hats of French maline trimmed with clusters of tiny rosebuds and loops of matching satin.The maid of honor was in salmon pink and the bridesmaids in periwinkle blue.Mrs.Keating, mother of the bride, was gowned in pearl grey beaded in gold with which she wore a corsage of shell pink carnations and matching straw and taffeta hat, Mrs.McNiece, the bridegroom's mother, was wear- fng an original gown of Palamino brown whipcoard taffeta, with frills of French net in amberlight A shades and a matching hat, \u2018her Mrs.A.A.MeNiece.\u2014THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, 1948 < SOCIAL AND PERSONAL = Mrs.Aubrey Black, was theg most attractive little Mr.Andrew George McNiece and his bride, formerly Miss Kathleen Mary Keating, following thelr wedding in the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.Mrs.McNiece is the daughter of Mr.end Mrs.W.J.Keating.The bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Se corsage bouquet of Talisman shade orchids.Mrs.Fred Bolger, grandmother of the bridegroom, wore a floor length gown of blue lace and crepe with violet flower hat and a violet corsage bouquet.The reception was held in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton, where snapdragons and palms decorated the reception bower, the bride's table being arranged with vases of pink and white Charlotte urs ®.COATS .with the new swing back from ® ELEGANT SUITS @® BEAUTIFUL SPRING ® CRISP COTTONS Bright New : - FF] Ea 9% y: = hal | Gowns == $35.00 from $35.00 DRESSES from $17.95 from $ 8.95 Compliments from « \u2026 .for your new Suit or Skirt.Lovely, lovely Blouses, some tailored, some dainty and prim, 1353 GREENE AVENUE Fl.7773 Westmount NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 to 6 DAILY (dk, MME À.3132 Masson St.449) St.Lawrence Le AA AA A 7077 MR ee AS \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN MBadk » D.A.CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTH IC AND D.& A.BRASSIERES Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT CourvAL 4235 St.Lowrence 6550 Se.Hubert N N N N N N N N \\ N N N N N \\ N N N N N N \\ N N N N N N NS N N N N N N N N N N N N NS N N N N N N 7 roses.The newly married couple left later by plane for New York City on their honeymoon, the bride wearing for travelling a gabardine suit of Cote d\u2019Azure blue shade, with matching bonnet, navy accessories and a brown fur jacket, with shoulder spray of variegated carnations.The couple will reside in the Town of Mount Royal.Out-of-town guests included Mrs.F.G.McConnell, of Halifax, and Mr.W.B.Dalton, Jr, of Kingston.Women\u2019s Club Names Committee The ladies on the committee for the social, being held in the Legion Memorial Hall, 1191 Mountain St, on Saturday, March 6, from four until six o'clock, are as follows: Mrs.G.F.Parke, President and receiver of guests and Mrs.E.Kidder, social convener.The hostesses are Mrs.Fred Portwine, and Mrs.J.C.Akin.The committee are Mrs.M.Stacey, Mrs.C.O'Brian, Mrs.H.Crowdis, Mrs.K.Crowdis, Mrs.M.Turgeon, Mrs.Crompton, Mrs.Laing, Miss L.Long, and Miss M.Logan.The entertainment for the social has been arranged by Mr.M.Shears of the Esquire Club and Mr.Len Rubin of the Capital Entertainment Bureau.Bring Out The Gleam Decoratively Speaking By FRANCIS JAMES * broken skiis.She has put a bit of energy and ingenuity into the remodelling of her closet and has sent us a picture of the result.It's one of the powder rooms we've seen to date! She tells us she did the whole thing for something less than $20 \u2014 but hastily adds that she's a combination housewife, seamstress, paperhanger and electrician.In addition, we might say, she seems to be very much of an interior decorator.For her color scheme she has chosen pink, blue and silver.This just sort of happened along, she says, when she found some wallpaper with a pale pink background and a large silver bow pattern.This she has used on the walls of her room.The ceiling she did in a harmonious shade of pale blue in à plain paper.Her dressing table consists simply of two orange crates, a piece of fibreboard across the top and a pleated skirt in chintz with pale pink background, and a large pale blue flower pattern.In place of the usual glass top, she has used, to cover the fibreboard, a piece of transparent white plastic lined with a plain pink fabric to blend with the pink background in the skirt, The stool ig a small barrel which she found in the cellar.The top of this sne has covered again with the white plastic,,lined with the pale pink fabric.The stool\u2019s pleated skirt matches the skirt of the dressing table.To light the room she has three little wallbrakets along the straight wall above the dressing table.In addition, two small lamps, (which she made out of fancy honey-jars, of all things!) are topped by pink shades and stand on the dressing table to give her powder room plenty of illumination.Across the back of the room there's a space of a foot and a half of straight wall before the slant takes over.Into this she has built (she's a carpenter too, apparently) a shelf for cleansing tissues, cleansing cream, and other oddments her guests might need while they primp.All in all we'd say that a little ingenuity and a little energy has made that architectural mystery under the stairs into a Good Thing.LUCKY DOLL Marlene Dietrich\u2019s lucky rag doll appears in several scenes in Paramount's \u201cA Foreign Affair.\u201d She has had it in every picture In case you've been wondering why the architect put that dismal closet at the back of your hall under the stairs \u2014 a lady in Winnipeg has found that it wasn't meant for the storage of odd rubbers and + 0} IODE Luncheon For Anniversary On the occasion of the 11th ane niversary of the Canon Allan P, Shatford Chapter, I.O.D.E., a luncheon was given to the members at the Queen's Hotel, on February 27th.This was followed by a ler, the Regent, at which time à had a most enjoyable time.Jean Arthur, one of the stars of learned how to be a top romantic Spring Hat Car Show ef he Exquisite headliners that transplant the fresh, delicate colors of Spring into your \"end of winter\u2019 wardrobe.New sailors and \"upsweep\" styles.Featuring the new Mallory Felts.Moderately Priced MISS M.BYRNE MI LLINER 4170 St.Catherine W., Fi.2848 (Near Gieene Ave.) bridge at the home of Mrs.A.Mil.presentation was made.Everyone Paramount's \u201cA Foreign Affair,\u201d comedienne the hard way.She \u2019 started her film career in \u201cwest erns\u201d and \u201ccustard-pie\u201d comedies.| FARRELL'S CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS, BANQUETS RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES 211 GORDON AVE.YOrk 0254 with her since \u201cThe Blue Angel.\u201d ; Residence - TR.2342 L.In Your Hair Tones Neutral-toned hair is generally made up of several shades, including gold and red, and it is most attractive when it sparkles in the light and shows unexpected glints of color.So keep it glistening clean.Chose the shampoo that gives it the most brilliant gloss.and wash it at least once a week, to unveil every e%ining strand.Brush it thoroughly every day, to carry oil from the roots to the dry ends, and to rid it of dust that makes it look more drab.It it is dry, a slight veil of brilliantine, well brushed on, gives it sheen.Avoid a too-tight, overprocessed permanent.It will make the hair 981 ST.JAMES STREET WEST dull.{One block east of Windsor St.) 4188 St.Catherine W., near Creene To The Qualified Watchmaker from ELGIN Fine Assortment of Rings, Watches, Wedding Gifts, etc.ALEXANDER WE.2102.+.Antiques Mellow treasures of another day to add rich distinction to any room in your home, and various choice collectors\u2019 items for sale.Antiques Bought And Sold LIPSON & SON REG'D.Tel: MArbour 5000 Shirley Lu \u2018man, Ice Star, Popular On and Off Skates By BETTY BRUCE *' Seventeen-year-old Shirley Lurrman, who was the star of the Montreal Figure Skating Club Carnival last year and who is leaving town shortly to compete in the Dominion Figure Skating Championships at Calgary on March 26th, is a natural born skater in the opinion of her coach, Ken Willock, of the Montreal Figure Skating Club.But no one suspected that Shirley had a flair for skating, till she was ten years of age, when her parents took her to see Sonia Henie at the Forum.That lit the spark! But it took a couple of years to bring out the fact that Shirley not only liked skating, but \u2018has what it takes\u201d to be a star performer on the ice.When she was five Shirley learned ballet dancing.Then she took up skiing with fervor.When she became enthusiastic about skc ting, her parents figured that the glamor of the ice show was largely responsible, and it was not until her mother, returning from a shopping expedition one afternoon, discovered her daughter at the pond near her home at 689 Moffat Avenue, executing spirals and spins in a pair of boy's tube skates, that she decided the child should be taken more seriously.So she and Shirley\u2019's Dad went shopping for a pair of figure skates to fit their* daughter, and popped them into her Christmas stocking, never dreaming that Shirley would one day be the focus of thousands of admiring eyes as she skims on shining vlades, Skated fer Barbara Ann Ice shows In which Shirley has akated include the Depression League Carnival, when Barhara Ann Scott made @ personal appearance at: the Verdun Auditorium.One of Shirley's happiest memories is of performing at that event, under the eyes of Canada's Ice Queen, and of chatting with her afterwards.Shirley has also appeared in ice shows held by the Apostolic Guild, the Catholic High School, Verdun Sports Association and many other gmaller carnivals, Tests and Medals After she recelved her Christmas gift of skates, she attended the Montreal Figure Skating Club for two years \"just for exercise\u201d according\u2019 to her mother.Then she decame a pupil of Ken Willock, and in 1942 passed the bronze test; in 1943, the second test; 1944, third test; 1945, forth test; 1046 fifth and sixth tests, and on January 20, 1948, the seventh test.In 1942-43 she held the Wilson Trophy; in 1942 received the bronze medal; 1943, the dance bronze and the first bar to the bronze; in 1944 the second fo the bronze medal; 1945, Silver Medal; 1946, first aud second tha bronze; in 1944 the second bars to silver medal and in 1948, the third bar to silver, Her burning ambition now, of course, is to capture the gold medal and to pass her eigth test at Calgary this month, and eventually to be a professional skating instructor.Early to Bed, Early to Rise ! Our local Ice Queen is far pret- Are You Entertalning?.WE RENT.Chairs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bewls, i Coat Racks snd Linen, ~ For All Occasions i © New Bridge Sets For Sais © Bench & Table Service e PL.7032 Reg\u2019d.pose PER 1919 3878 St.Urbain I.BLACK Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's SUITS and COATS Mads to measure of finest English Woolens.Specializing in custom made clothing for the well-dressed man.- We Also Do Alterations and Repairs.4226 St.Catherine West (Near Greene) WE.5908 | SHIRLEY LUFFMAN tier than most of her photographs indicate, having a lovely pink and white skin, grey eyes and fair hair, to which the camera can't do justice.She is completely unspoiled and full of fun.On the ice at the Verdun Auditorium around 8 a.m.she spends an average of four and a half hours a day practising the intricate school figures and free skating.Owing to the lack of ice accommodation, she can't practice more, even though she would delight in doing so; and her instructor, Ken Willock, thinks that under this handicap Shirley has done very well indeed to pass her tests.\u201cOne of her outstanding qualities,\u201d he says, \u201cis her eagerness to master any difficult figure or part of free skating.It is this eargerness that has made her a skater of competition calibre, and I feel that she will be a credit to this city as its representative in the coming Dominion Figure Skating Championships.\u201d Beautiful Costumes All Shirley's exquisite skating costumes are desighed and made by her mother, who, incidentally, has never had a single lesson in this art.I saw one the other afternoon, in shell pink nylon, hand sewn with thousands of aquamarine sequins, its fitted bodice being continued in princess lines into the very flared short skirt.To get the intricate goring perfect must have been a difficult job, but with Mrs.Luffman it is a labor of love.She also designed the three sheer petticoats, flared and befrilled, which fluff out the skirt.Another frock I saw was in scarlet and white wool, knitted, and designed stitct by stitch on draughting paper, by Mrs.Luffman.Shirley inherits her mother's ability to design and has turned out some stunning sweaters, Mrs, Luffman accompanies he: daughter to practice session ever) day, is with her at carnivals and tests, and goes with her in summer for nine weeks to Kitchener where Shirley sites under the direction of Otto Gold, Barbara Ann Scott's instructor.Mr.Luff- man, who is every bit as interested in Shirley\u2019s skating career, spends his vacation with them in Kit chener, Shirley has a pleasant disposition and helpful ways especially with the younger skaters, enjoys outdoor sports picnics reading, cooking,\u2014 and in short she is a grand all-round Canadian girl! Sally Victor of N.Y.finds unexpected charm in broad, flat berets, in sunburst bonnets, and in sailors done up in lush taffeta bows and scarves.Her new colors for spring are a smooth vivid harem turquoise, lama yellow and sari pink \u2014 all decidedly on the strong side.More delicate and quite in the ladylike Victorian manner is the color palette from which designer Hattie Carnegie tints her spring millinery.Verbena, a mauve with a gray undertone, fawn green and bhish rose are among the tender shades.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH Sth, 1948 PAGE ELEVEN \u2018 \u2018 T Lowest Prices In Town \u2014 Phone Your Order Now © FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY © FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER - 69: - = eshest New Laid EGGS in Town! 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Cuaranteed Delivery Packed by expert packers with many years\u2019 experience.YG.FINE GROCERIES \u2014 MEAT, FISH & POULTRY \u2014 ALE & PORTER \"ALL THE WORLD'S FINEST FOODS UNDER ONE ROOF\" ST.CATHERINE ST.AT GREENE AVENUE PHONES: xFl.6373 \u2014 WE.4238 FRUIT MERCHANTS PAGE TWELVE = GERRYS = x Chatter Column * RON 5 AA LS Le The Pleasure Of Working TORONTO: I had the pleasure of visiting the Super Health plant this week, and, ladies, if you had seen all those wonderful shiny aluminum utensils, you would have felt like completely re-equipping your kitchen.After examining this complete line I could not help but think that if one had only a few of these specialized utensils what a pleasure cooking would be to those peopl: who find it such a chore.One can readily appreciate how the avove Trade Name was derived, since, by this \u201cnew way\u201d of cooking, better lcalth is promoted by retaining the valuable nutritious food elements.If you have not already seen the new MINI-MIX then by all means do so.It is an electric mixer, somewhat smaller than the usual type, and at about half the price of other makes.Its chief features are: portability, simplicity of operation, and diversability of use.MINI-MIX fits into a glass jar large enough to hold a cake batter, and besides this one there are two aluminum jars.At last I have found the answer to making a hoiled frosting, or filling, which when spread over the cake will spread, not drip, drip.An Egg Malted Milk, a meal in itself, can be MINI-MIXED in a jiffy.Here is a suggestion for Sunday supper: Give the family your pet recipe for pancakes or waffles, introduce them to M'INI-MIX and then let them emjoy themselves gatting supper.\u201cThe Pleasure of Working\u201d is not THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT; FRIDAY, MARCH 3th, 1948 Miss Mary Winspear Speaks only in liking to work but also in having the Pi ght equipment.* * Last Thursday evening I attended a very enjoyable bridge at the Ritz -Carlton Hotel, sponsored by the Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Mrs.Charles H.Wood, the president welcomed the gathering.There were many wonderful door prizes but Lady Luck did not come near our table, Mrs.P.J.Samson, of N.D.G., Mrs.Leo.Casey and Mrs.J.Bray, of Westmount, were my playing companions.+ IVhat Do I Mean By A Speciality Shop?What is meant by a specialty shop?This is a question I have often been asked, and so this week I thought it would be a we S C good idea to explain what this TS G vm fl he term implies.A Specialty Shop, such as The C.S.L.Gift Shop, 1480 Sherbrooke St.W., next to Guy Street, differs from an o-dinary store in many ways.The merchandise wHather it be domestic or imported, is of a kind rat found in an ordinary store.When the buyer ot \u201cTHE SHOP\u201d goes to New York, Toronto, or other places, she buys for those who like t-e unusual, yet practical merchandise, and she a'ways keeps in mind that the prices must not be greater than those in the large stores.Other very important features of a Specialty ¢nn are; the comfort of silence found in shopping, no crowds to disturb one's attention; and the attractive way the goods are displayed, complementing articles being placed next to one another.This latter feature is a point that the girls at The C.S.L.Gift Shop are very prrticular about, with the result that one never sees a clashing of colors.The last but definitely nnt the least attractive feature of THIS specialty shop is the saleslady at your service.She is of a superior type that is not found in all stores, and has been specially trained to look atter the discriminating buyer.They do not rush you, or mind if you are interested only in browsing around.Those of you who have visited * Shopping A-Round The \u201cNew Look\u201d seems to be everywhere these days, even at Frank Round & Son, floor covering shop at 5336 Sherbrooke St.West, near Decarie Blvd.N.D.G.Due to the increased popularity of this modern shop, more space was needed to display the larger selection of merchandise now coming in and accordingly Frank Round & Son have just completed extensive alterations.Those who have always wanted to own Oriental rugs but find the price more than their budget allows, should see the large assortment of domestic Sarouks or Sar-U-Khan rugs now being shown at-this store, for with their beautiful Oriental designs and rich colorings they are the next best to oriental rugs that are to be had.You will find all standard sizes.There are also English Wiltons in soft muted shades, and beautiful pastel shades in 27\u201d Wilton carpet which can be used as runners, made up into rugs, or fitted wall to wall in the modern manner.Here you will find \u201cKandahars\u201d and \u201cHardistans\u201d both well known names in the Domestic rug market.Have you been waiting for the new Linoleums?If so you will find a wide range of colors here of both \u201cCanadian and American manufacture in designs suitable for every room.For prompt and efficient service on installation of carpet, linoleum and tiles, see FRANK ROUND & SON, 5336 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST, DExter 4529 - DExter 0751.The C.S.L.Gift Shop will agree with what I * + * have said, and those of you who may have YOU CAN MAKE WATER COLORS FOR thought that this shop was beyond their means, YOUR CHILDREN by using beet juice ° need have no fears for \u201cTHE SHOP\u201d has prices for red, bluing for blue.Mix red and for every purse.At the present time there are blue to make purple; boil a few onion some real buys in Men's English worsted dressing skins for the yellow; mix yellow and red £owns, pastel shades with harmonizing stripes.for brown.A piece of cotton on the end Very much reduced.of a toothpick can serve as a paint brush.* * * - # * a Toronto, March 1st: This week I have been the guest of The Colgate-Palmolive Coat THE HAPPY GANG BROADCAST.It was quite a thrill sitting in the conrtol room with George Temple watching the antics of this group.After having heard many of these artists over the radio I felt as if I know them.Blain Mathe with his violin, Eddie Allen singing his perfect interpretation of \u201cLITTLE MAN\".I'm sure that Hugh Bartlett must have sung \u2018Ding, Dong, Daddy from Dumas\", hundreds of times, but each time it is as if he was performing for the first time, he puts so much enthusiasm into his work.Kathleen Stokes was dressed in Paddy Green, and as usual was the mistress of the organ.Not having a studio audience now, the \u201cGANG\u201d really act up among themselves.% * % An Ardena Pick-Up \u2018 Last week while attending the convention of lg he Aden (alot the Hairdressers\u2019 Association, I was intrigued by seeing so many hair styles, and all of them had the new short length, which feature appedled to me as I am lost when it comes to arranging my hair.After viewing these lovely models I realized that my hair had reached an untidy length, and naturally as my permanent had grown down with the hair, it was about time to visit my favourite beauty salon, The Elizabeth Arden Salon, at Robert Simpson's.While there I had one of the new hair cuts, done by their expert hair stylist, followed by a shampoo and set.I wonder how many of you ladies are aware of the fifteen minute refreshing make-up, a special feature of the Arden Salon, and something new even to me.After having had one I can readily recommend it to anyone who has a \u201cheavy\u201d date.This is not a facial, but has many of the benefits of one, such as removing your old make up with the Ardena Cleansing Cream and refreshing Ardena Skin Tonic; this is followed by Ardena Foundation Cream, the proper shade of rouge, eye Sha-Do, and finally powder, leaving you so completely refreshed, and looking so radiantly lovely that you are all set to glamorize anything from a cocktail party to a stately dinner.This by the way is a very inexpensive way to receive a facial pick-up.This appointment, like all others at the Arden Salon, is done in complete privacy, where one can relax in real comfort, mid a serene atmosphere.New \u201cPetticoat\u201d Hat Offers Wide Variely Not all skirt interest this season lies below the waist.Sally Victor enlivens the millinery scene with \u201cpetticoat\u201d hats.These give the wearer two hats where it appears she is buying only one.Petticoats hats, for both tailored and dressy wear, actually consist of two seperate brims which are ingeniously fitted over each other, held by a series of pleats.The top one may be of pleated royal blue linen straw, corded in green with a petticoat brim beneath of white horsehair, edged in pleated Valenciennes lace.At once you perceive the possibilities of such a hat.Lift off the tailored outer brim, and you have a soft lacy bonnet ready to cast you in an utterly feminine role.: Alan Ladd, starring in Paramount\u2019s \u201cThe Long Grey Line,\u201d once sold cash registers and adding machines for a living.rt -~ At Charter Day Luncheon At the 26th annual Charter Day Luncheon of the Notre Dam§ de Grace Women's Club which is being held in the Mount Royal Hotel Ball Room, Friday, at 12.30 o\u2019clock, under the ne of Mrs.M.G.Price, Miss Mary Winspear, M.A., Ph.D, will on \u201cYoung Woman of 1948\u201d.Soloist will be Mr.Harry Maude, bass baritone.Seated at the head table will be the guest speaker Dr.Winspeat, Presidents and representatives of affiliated societies; Mrs.W.H Roe, jr., American Women's Club, Mrs.W.C, Ware, Cote des Neige§§ and Snowdon Women's Club, Miss aKthleen Rutherford, Business Dancing Limbers Stiff Leg Muscles MISS HAYWORTH: If you've allowed your legs to with exercise.Longer hemlines this spring focus more attention on legs.Few exercises for limbering up inactive winter, limber them up become muscle-bound during an legs and putting more grace into their movements can surpass dancing.Tap routines and improvised rhythms are sugar-coated exercises which many glamor girls take.Case in point is leg- lovely Rita (\u201cDown To Earth\") Hayworth, whose practiced steps to music keep pins in trim.Limber.¥and Professional Women's Clubf Miss Mae Barwick, LO.D.E.Munis cipal Chapter of Montreal; Mra, Thain MacDowell, Local Council o Women; Mrs.J.BE.McVicar, Maris time Women's Club; Mrs.A.Nets lam Beer, Montreal Women's Cluby Mrs.F.W.McLaughlin, Montreal West Women\u2019s Club; Mrs.R.CO.Dickinson, Mount Royal Women\u2019s Community Club; Mrs.R.H.Mann, Outremont Women's Club} Mrs.J.R: C.Murry, St.Lambert Women\u2019s Club; Mrs.Frank Smith, Tetreaultville Women\u2019s Club; Mrs.Godfrey Maxwell, Verdun Women's Club; Mrs.C.S.Fortier, West- mount Women's Club; Mrs.Dakers Cameron, Women's Art Society; Mrs.Percy Turcof, Women\u2019s Canadian Club; Mrs.D, W.Heywood, N.D.G.Community Council.Also seated at the head table will be Honorary President Mrs.George G.Wakeman; Mrs.Norman B.Muir, President of the club, and the following members of the board of management: Mrs.J.W.Perks, Mrs.J.H.Maude, Mrs.F.W.Bishop, Mrs.J.M.Purcell, Mrs.R.Japp, Mrs.P.Sinclair, Mrs.A.A.Levick, Mrs.H.A.Dale, Mrs.D.K.Gowans, Mrs.C.A.Camirand, Mrs.W.M.Hick, Mrs.J.C.Osborn, Mrs, H.P.Lockhart, Mrs.R.G.Bain, Mrs.H.L.Taylor, Mrs.R.H.Grant, Mrs.A.Duddridge and Mrs.Robert Thomson.Additional subscribers to the Charter Day Luncheon of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, which is being held on Friday, in the Ball Room of the Mount Royal Hotel, at 12.30 p.m.: Mrs.R.Clouston, Mrs.H.M.Thomas, Mrs.A.L.Swinden, Mrs.D.C.Elmslie, Mrs.W.Hammond, Mrs.R.Berry, Mrs.N.H.Mac- Lean, Mrs.P.L.Stock, Mrs.B.B.Brown, Mrs.A.E.Watts, Mrs.H.O.Pettersen, Mrs.Walter Dixon, Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite, Mrs.S.F.Beamish, Mrs.F.Hy Moody, Miss R.Greenway, Mrs.George Phillips and Mrs.W.W.Brown.| The \u201cFifth Wall\u201d Or Ceiling Deserves Due Consideration Time was when the ceiling of a room was something you sudden ly remembered after all the other decorating had been completed.Of course the oversight didn\u2019t matter much.You just rushed out and bought some white, some off- white, some cream or some ivory paper, slapped it on and there you were.But that was before modern decorators discovered that the ceiling of a smart room mattered.That it was, actually, a fifth wall, and that, when treated with imagination and respect, the ceiling could draw a room together, give it added interest, warmth and per- sonailty.This discovery led to the present vogue for smartly contrasted \u2018crossed colour\u201d ceilings, It's a vogue which should be carefully distinguished from a fad, For it's a good vogue and good vogues \u2014 like old soldiers \u2014 seldom, if ever, die.It would be impossible to give a general formula for achieving properly contrasted ceiling and walls.It is a job which must be done on the spot.Generally speaking, though, it is wise to choose the paper for your walls first, Then, from the wide selection of coloured ceiling papers now avall- able, select those with .complementary colours, patterns or background that are in harmony with the predominating colours in your wallpaper.If the walls in your room are such that they invite a large, bold \u2018design in wallpaper, your most effective ceiling paper may be plain or semi-plain in a colour that cone trasts pleasantly with the main pattern on your walls.But if, on the other hand, the walls of your room are largely broken by doors, windors, cupboard, a fireplace, built-in bookshelves, etc., you may find it necessary to do them in a subdued stripe or a semi-plain\u2019 pattern.In such a case, you'll find that you can supply the main interest for the whole room through your ceiling paper.Here you could choose a bold, colourful pattern for that fifth wall\u201d A gay, non-direction- al floral design would be good, or a rich, leafy pattern on a muted background to blend with the muted colours of your walls.1900 AT 1948 PRICES The palace ballroom set in the Bing Crosby-Joan Fontaine film, \u201cThe Emperor Waltz,\u201d is the most lavish Paramount has built since Pearl Harbor.The set boasts a 90 by 100 foot dance floor, marble staircase and baroque balcony.Lr . CE saa aI RRL 1 gy 4000 = se = Silver Cross The regular monthly meeting of the Silver Cross Women of Canada will be held next Tuesday evening, at a quarter past eight #'clock, in Victoria Hall, } i Women\u2019s Association \" The Women's Association of St.Andrew's United Church, West- mount, are holding their business \u2014IN THE WOMAN'S and sewing meeting on Tuesday, |- pt 2 p.m., in the Church Hall.\u2018The Tea Hostesses will be Mrs.Howard Reilly and the ladies of the Windsor Group.i « .i Missionary Society The Women's Missionary Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet at 3 p.m, on Tuesday, March 9, in the Church Hall, Melville Ave, Westmount.- - Miss Grace Waterston will lead the devotions.The soloist will be Master Haddon Whitelaw and the guest speaker will be Rev.Ronald Rowal, of Malone, New York.A cordial invitation to be pres- | ent is extended to all.Annual Radio Night The Professional and Business Women\u2019s Organization, of the Parish of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, are holding their annual radio night on Wednesday, March\u2019 10th, in St.Leo's School Hall, at 8.15 sharp.\u201cMr.Ron Morrier, Programme Director of Station CJAD, will be Master of Ceremonies with Mrs.Eileen St.Martin, convener for this occasion.A good programme has been arranged and all members are requested to be present and to invite their friends.Easter Bridge The Ladies Executive of the Marlborough Golf and Country Club, is holding an Easter bridge on Wednesday night, March 31st, at Victoria Hall, Westmount.The conveners will be Mrs.K.B.Weldon, and Mrs.R.Hill.The ticket committee are Mrs, William -Henchel, Mrs.A.Collin Rayment, Mrs.R.Hill, and Mrs.K.B.Weldon, and the persons in charge of the door prizes are Miss O.E.Rogers and Mrs.A.G.Leroux.Temple Emanu-El The Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El are holding an Open programme meeting on Tuesday, March 9th, at 2.45 p.m.in the Temple Community House at 4128 Sherbrooke street west.The guest speaker on this occa- ANTIQUE FURNITURE And Reproductions .Chairs, Sofas, Chests of Drawers, Desks, etc.All in excellent condition.M.LARSEN 1257 Greene Ave.WI.7966 SEAR \"MISS LEAP YEAR\" Press agents are lucky guys.Just when they'd like to publicize singer Dorothy Blaine.along comes something called \u201cThe Bachelor's Association of America\" to name her \u201cMiss Leap Year\" because she's \u201cthe girl they'd mest like to have propose to them in 1948.\" Aint coincidence wonderful?\u201d sion will be Mr.Nathan Shuster who will speak on \u201cWhat of Palestine Now.\u201d A.motion picture in technicolor, with Quentin Reynolds as narrator, entitled \u201cAssignment in Tel Aviv\u201d will also be shown.Members and friends are cordially invited.Tea will be served.REALM = Westmount Branch The regular monthly meeting of the Westmount Branch, United Nations Association (in Canada, will be held on Wednesday, March 10, at 815 p.m, in Westmount Junior\u2019 High School, Academy Rd.Oasis Temple The regular meeting of the past Queen's Club No.3, of Oasis Temple, No.46, Daughters of the Nile, will be held on Friday evening at 7 p.m., at the house of the President, Mrs.J.A.~Nixon, 4553 Cool- brooke avenue.As this will be a dinner meeting, all members are requested to notify the hostess if they will at- ,| tend.Welsh Choir will sing at St.Matthias\u2019 Parish Hall, Friday, March 12th, at 12 Church Hill Ave., corner of Cote St.Antoine Rd., at 8.15 p.m., under the auspices of the Alumnae Association of Queen's University of Montreal.The choir will be under the able direction of Mr.Thomas Edmund.All proceeds from the concert are to be used to enable the ladies of the Queen's Alumnae to send parcels of educational supplies to the university women in Europe.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.D.B.Thomas\u2014DE.2285.Alumnae Dance The University of Toronto, Montreal Alumnae Association is holding a dance on Saturday, March 6, in Victoria Hall.All members and their friends are cordially invited.Tickets may be obtained from the following members of the dance committee: Messrs.G.B.Lint, W.R.Abott, W.G.H.Holt, H.M.Lloyd and W.B.Proudfoot.Young People\u2019s Presbytery Will Hold Training Classes The United Church Young People\u2019's Presbytery is sponsoring the third of its winter training classes, called Officers\u2019 Congress, on Friday, March 12th, at 7.30 p.m., in Westminster Central United Church, situated on Atwater Ave, just above St.Antoine St.The theme is \u2018Christian Citizenship\u2019, and the main part of the program is to take the form of a panel discussion under the topic, \u2018Education For Living\u201d.Outstanding leaders who will take part are, Miss Wilma Stanley, assistant Executive and Director of the Montreal Y.W.C.A., Rev.Ernest Long, Fairmount United Church, Mr.Vernon McAdam, national secretary of the Boys\u2019 Club, also secretary manager of Weredale House.During the evening, time will also be given for discussion period, rcreation, refreshments and vespers.° Picture 1227A GREENE AVENUE CHARLES BROOKS EG'D.INTERIOR DECORATION PAINTING - Exterior and Interior Upholstery - Slipcovers - Curtains {Just above St.Catherine) Framing WE.2726 LADIES REDUCE fat.Take our reducing Institute, Chicago.Cet your figures in condition for the new spring styles.Rid yourself of unsightly bulges and flabby GET THIN TO MUSIC .and just watch those unwanted pounds melt away.Reasonable rates.Call \u2018Miss Glenn, DExter 1686 THE EASY.WAY! course by the Wallace The program is open to all members of the United Church Young, People's Union.Fruit Packs In 1 947 Set Volume Record Quebec housewives can look for more canned fruits on grqcers\u2019 shelves this year\u2014perhaps more than ever before, If estimates of fruit canning volumes in 1947 can be used as a guide, Despite the fact that the overall processed food pack in Canada last year was well below that of 1946, a review by the American Can Company of both Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates and its own deliveries of cans to food packers indicates that record or near-record packs were put up in several major fruit tines.Peaches, perenially the largest volume fruit pack, led the way again in 1947, the study showed, with an estimated 261; million cans having been put up by commercial packers across Canada.This was some one million cans more than the all-time record volume in 1946.Cherries, strawberries and rhubarb also should be more plentiful, the study indicated, as a result of estimated 1947 packs above any previous year, while apricots and blueberries reached near-record volumes.Canned plums went well over the 14-million can mark, second in volume only to the 1946 record output, while pears followed.a somewhat similar trend.Raspberries.and apple juice were canned in substantial quantities, the estimates showed, although both packs were somewhat under record high volumes of previous years.Ray Milland, .starring in Paramount's \u201cThe Big Clock,\u201d is seeking studio permission to direct movies.He would like to do a short subject as his first produc- tion, then graduate into features.The Welsh choir of Montreal | THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, .FRIDAY, MARCH 3th, 1948 \u2014 INTS O Fashions Winter sports enthusiasts certainly have cause for rejoicing, what with all the lovely powder snow everywhere in their territory, and the charming clothes made for active sports, and the pretty after- ski clothes.From the latter group is chosen a snug little quilted challis jacket in a red and black floral print on yellow.The black wool skirt has an underpetticoat of black taffeta, and is gathered all around and fiared.When Eva Gabor's two young nephews go downtown in Budapest next month, they'll probably stop traffic.Now appearing with Claude Rains in Paramount's \u2018Abigail, Dear Heart,\u201d the former Miss Hungary has sent the kids real American cowboy suits as a gift.PAGE THIRTEEN St.Leo's Club Will Present Play \u2018Backstage\u2019, a one-act comedy, is the title of the play to be presented by the senior group of St, Paul's and St.Leo's Hirh School Dramatic Club an Friday night, April 9th, in St.Leo's School Hall, under the auapices of the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of West- mount.With Infectious humour and sparkling dialogue, \u201cBackstage\u201d revolves around the problems that confront a group of typical teenaged players as they compete in a drama festival.Under the direc tion of Alexander Kerbv, \u2018\u2019Backstage\u2019 offers an excellent foil for the talents of tlic senior members of the Club.The junior groun, under the direction of Bruce Raymond, will present two short plavs: \u201cGreat Caesar\u201d, and \u201cThe Old Sleuth\u201d.Both are gay, amusing offerings filled with audience anpeal an well suited to ihe -ability of the junior members.A thief sang while he robbed a store in a Pennsylvania town.Just a snatch of a song.WHY WASH DIAPERS?Try WEE FOLKS for only $2.10 weekly CHerrier 2175 asc IMMEDIATE ation.(At Melrose) Beatty ECONOMY 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name\u20141.am Mrs.Smith.However, maybe that is too hard for you to say.It makes three \u2018s\u2019 sounds mused aloud: little tongues.\u201d And Mrs.Smith looked very sorry for them.\u201cI can say that,\u201d flashed Maud.\u201cMrs.Smith.\u201d \u201cSo can I, echoed Jane.\u201cMrs.Smith.\u201d \u201cWhy how lovely!\" exclaimed the lady.\u201cYou can say.it perfectly.\u2018\u2014as well ay any grown-up person.That's fine! Now, shall we have some peanuts?\u201d and she mentioned to a clerk.As the nuts were being divided into two eagerly-held pockets, the wise lady whispered, \u201cRemember, dears, it\u2019s always Mrs.Smith.\u201d A few lays later, white she was nanging out the dish towel, there carve a clear voice from the highway, \u201cHello, Mrs.Smith!\u201d and then the -echo from Janc, \u201cHello, Mrs.Sith!\u201d As Mrg.Smith waved enthusiastically in reply, she congratulated herself that the annoying discourt- esv had -been so completely and easily reversed.Soon after this, the writer accepted -an invitation to an afternoon tea.The hostess\u201diittie granddaughter opered the door.A.Mrs.Blair and I, as well a3 several other ladies, entered together, \u201cDoesn\u2019t our litle portress look lovely in her pretty ®Mue frock?\u201d said Mry.Blair pleasantly.We were about to agree, but pur smiley were frozen on our lips when the child suddenly turned and shrilled, \u201cYou can just stop \u2014 you Ellen Bond, you! \u2014 you're only trying to kid me!\u201d There it was again! Who was to blame for this youthfod rudeness?Was the child merely reproducing the manner of speech commonly Reard in her home?Did her mother think it wag \u201ccute\u201d to liear her #ix-vear-old daughter call grown- ap friends by their first names?Douhtiess, she would have been as | shocked as we had ste heard this | patricular outcome.No number of pretty dresses can Make a rude child attractive.Fathers and mothers should realize that withent politeness and some charm of manner even the daughters of highly respected parents are not acceptable in cultured so- cietv.Besides, rudeness .to neighbors and other acquaintances is likely to be accompanied by rudeness to parents.A simple way of preventing a child from forming the habit of using first names when addressing adults would be for the mother to be sure to use the title of each of her friends when speaking of | them -\u2014 Miss Stone, Mrs.Hough, Mrs.Roxer.It should he Aunt Carrie and Cousin Sadie, of course, but always Mrs.Bond \u2014 not Ellen Bond.If mothers let their little girls speak rudely, unchecked, when they are six, these children are likelv to be among these who at sixteen ave difficult to manage, and who at twenty-six-have little remembrance or understanding of any way of assisting IN the development of desirable bahavior patterns - though great may be their need \u2014 for the benefit of their own children.» DECALS YIELD With coloiful decal transfers 80 geneially popular directions ed surfaces may b2 welcome.This can be accomplished, without injury to the paint, by 8ponging with hot vinegar.Allow a little time for the vinegar to penetrate, then wipe the print off with a soft cloth.It it fails to yleld the first time, repeat the treatment.in a row, doesn\u2019t it?\u201d Then she \u201cMiss-is Smith.Yes, there are three \u201cs\u2019 sounds.1 expect that's too much for your - - - Mrs.Randall Ford Speaks At Baha'i \u201cKnow Thyself\u201d is the title of a talk by Mrs.Margaret Randall Ford from Boston, Mass.which is sponsored by the Baha'i Community of Montreal at its Public Meeting, Tuesday, March 2nd, at 8.15 p.m., 1548 Pine avenue west.Mrs.Margaret Randall Ford, a native of Boston, Mass., received her education at Dana Hall, Wel- lesley, Mass.Her early training at her father's home, where he was not only an important business man but also realized even before the start of the first world war the necessity of world unity\u201d and universal education, gave her an excellent background for her knowledge and understanding of human relations.Mrs.Margaret Randall Ford travelled extensively.Her lectures brought her to many parts of the United States and Canada.She saw Europe and the Near East and visited, while on a trip to Palestine Abdu\u2019l Baha Abbas, the son of Baha\u2019u'llah (1817-1892) the founder of the Baha'i World Faith.Mrs.Ford has just completed a book on the famous Farmer family of New England.In June of this year Mrs.Ford and her husband will move to Col- THR BXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, 1948 In a Bonnet Built for Two Florida lovelies Sammie Stilley and Ann Williamson show the latest In hats to shade the sun.The two gals share a huge straw bonnet at Cypress Gardens, It looks pretty, but is it practical?orado Springs, Colorado, to live, where they will manage the Baha'i International School.serving.Top with chopped nuts, it desired.Fashion Show Held In Dancing School The Betty Speirs - Peter Miller Dancing School held a fashion show, Tuesday, at their studio.The designer and commentator was Mr.Spare, who brought his samples to the studio, for the girls who were taking the Betty Speirs modelling course, to model.Mrs.Spare, while modelling, herself, aided the girls In dressing and changing.The program started with eight- year-old Sheila Edwards, who charmed the audience with two character routines of singing and dancing.Mr.Spare then spoke on the commercialized basis of clothes, prior to the showings of his designs.Shorties, dresses and suits for Spring were the contents of the show.Piano accompaniment was by Mr.Speirs, brother of Betty Speirs or Mrs.Miller, and make-up by Harriet Hubbard Ayer.Later, tea was served by Mrs.J.B.Speirs, sister-inlaw of Mra.Miller.BÉ ON TIME Readers are reminded that news reports and announcements for the women's pages should be sent in over the week-end, or as soon after an.is possible.To cone net the social editor, phone wa 2778.The public is cordially invited.| No collections will be taken.Doughnut Sundae Cut each doughnut crosswise into 2 rings.Then toast cut surface of each ring.Heap vanilla or coffee ice cream in center of each toasted ring.Pour hot chocolate or butterscotch sauce over each 45 SEICNEURS ST.J.S.GRANT & Co.Ltd Workers in Wood : Who Solve Your Wood Work Problems + Kitchen Planning Book Shelves \u2014 Special Cabinet Making FREE ESTIMATES Wi.2412 True reports on the works of the Red Cross by leading Canadian writers There is a man blood of seven total strangers his veins, Maybe you wince at that idea.He doesn\u2019t.Without it, he would be dead.Two \u2018years ago he was seriously He received injured in a crash.desperate head injuries, and delicate, operation was imperative.But shock and loss of blood had so weakened him that he couldn\u2019 by Claire Wallace stranger's face, he silently asks: in.of them?Tr so, I Canada who has the \u2018Were you one em thank you from my heart.\u201d in except for blood transfusions .say: \u2018Thanks, unknown friend.\u201d have survived one.If .seven strangers had not stepped in.They were Canadian men and women who had each given a blood Service donation to the Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service.When the doctors called for blood to save the life of the accident victim, it was the blood of those seven which pulled him through.savi 21, A es of whole Spee and 2, 364 bottles of plasma, resulting Today, he is a healthy, happy, in the \u201cWere you one of them?\u201d Free blood for Canadian hospitals The Red Creas Blood Transfusion plans, as soon as ible, to extend whole blood hospitals across Canada saving of many lives, useful citizen of Victoria, British Columbia.The only thing that marks him as different from the e man is a rather searching look t at sometimes comes into his eyes as he walks along the street.For he often thinks of the seven who saved his life and wonders avers, Red Cross Services include: Blood Transfusion, Outpost Hos: pitals, Aid to Sick and Disabled Veterans, Treatment for Crippled Children, Disaster Relief, Nutrition Services, Home Nursing Courses, Swimming and Water Safety, ete.to save these lives.peals to you now for funds.dive generously, A life may depend upon your donation.who they are.As he looks into a Similarly, the mother who gave birth to twins and would have died the baby so anaemic at birth he could be kept alive only by donated blood .the maimed & 7.the old\u2014all those who prin their lives to blood transfusions free to all patients needing i, in Y, two provinces British Columbia and verve Lane the life- But it takes money as well as blood Remember this, as the Canadian Red Cross The work ef mercy never ends.Give generously to the CANADIAN RED CROSS Westmount Headquarters: bOMINION DOUGLAS CHURCH HALL, EL.4800 \u2014 P.B.PITCHER, Chairman Mr Presi i Remd 75) Q recen munif presid retirin electe Miss dent retar Treas at-ar cutive Mrs.ris, M Montg The noted raised milita Fi 278 @ Red C 8 tes fo a 23 f 4 Britai pers V ted ar to nee 458 hospita ; bers w BW of cig] i etc., a erans i Es Mem} vassed Fund, Salvatid Ambula in.the made td tions, Fund, C Hospital tee, Can St.Joh The Tableclo Auxiliar AT pénis ns Tea Eg long dre = É.h A This v Pattern double-c you pre: izing, sc This ] easy to Sew Ch Patte 36, 38, Size 36 ler tor his the Lty pd- 15, ng nt.wo nd on of nd ts nt of nd rd FTeaense - | a IC SON TR Cini PS AN US eu or x EI Se cate THE, EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, 1948\u2014 Mrs.S.T.Preston Elected President \u201cMrs, S.T.Preston was elected President of the Ladies Auxiliary Remembrance Branch (Que.No.75) Canadian Legion B.E.S.L at a recent meeting held in the Community Hall Notre Dame de Grace, presided over by Mrs.H.L.Seale retiring President.Other officers elected were: First Vice President Miss C.Booth, second Vice President Mrs.C.T.Decle, Hon.Secretary Mrs.H.B.Browne, Hon.Treasurer Mrs.P.Booth, Sergeant- at-arms Mrs.G.W, Nicholls, Executive members, Mrs.E.C.Mackie, Mrs.M.Kobayashi, Mrs.R.I.Harris, Mrs.A.Ferguson, Mrs.W.E.Montgomery.The secretary's annual report noted an active year, funds were raised by bridges, rummage sale, military.whist etc.278 garments were made for the Red Cross ard five complet layettes for veterans wives, 23 food parcels were sent to Britain also seven Christmas hampers which included hand knitted articles which were donated to needy veterans families.458 visits to veterans in the hospitals were made by the members who distributed 450 packages of cigarettes, candy, magazines etc., a radio was donated to veterans in the Grace Dart hospital.Members of the Auxiliary canvassed for the Greater Montreal Fund, Canadian Red Cross, the Salvation, and the St.John's Ambulance Association.Donations in the amount of $557.25 were made to the following organizations, The Greater Montreal Poppy Fund, Canadian Legion Montreal Hospital Salvation Army Committee, Canadian Red Cross, and the St.John\u2019s Ambulance Association.The making \u2018of our Legion Tablecloth by two members of the Auxiliary was an accomplishment long dreamed of.A WISH COME TRUE This will be your very best dress! Pattern 9181 has the popular new double-cape sleeves; or single if you prefer.You'll love the slenderizing, soft, gored skirt! This pattern gives perfect fit, is easy to use.Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step.Pattern 9181 comes in sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52.Size 36 takes 37% yards 39-inch, RTT ITT TITTY == Écono SPRINCTIME IN PARIS In the fashion world, Spring is in the air in Paris.For a picture preview, take @ look at the models above; they were showing Parision Spring hairdos, but the veiled effect left) and the decolettage (right) give a hint of what is being shown in the fashion salons.During the year a very enjoyable and successful social event was held by the Senior Branch and the Ladies Auxiliary in the form of a Harvest Bean Dance.The objective for the coming year will be the care of the needy veteran and his family also the forwarding of foods parcels overseas, Discretion Is The Word For Make-Up In Public A young girl who yearns to be a \u2018woman of the world\u201d can come closer to her ideal by acquiring adroitness in publicly applying lipstick and powder puff.No \u201cwoman of the world\u201d puts on a public exhibition when she ics SHOWPIECES Crochet to be proud of! These charming fern doilies add beauty to your table, -buffet or dresser.Use them when guests are coming.An oval doily for the center piece, round ones for mats.Pattern 793; directions for two doilies, Laura Wheeler's new, improved pattern makes needlework so simple with its charts, photos, concise directions, Each pattern costs twenty-five (25¢c), which should be sent in coin (stomps cannot be accepted) to this paper's Needlework Department, 2191 Hampton Avenue.N.D.G.Write plainly the pattern desired, the pattern number, yosr nome ond address.rubs shine off her nose or recoats lips when lipstick has worn off.She does, however \u2014 and here is what you can learn from her \u2014 make discreet touch-ug :.She does this with such adroitness that her hand works quicker than the observer's eye.For your deft and speedy moves, imitate the sophisticate.Don't scrutinize your face in your compact mirror.The trick is to snap\u2019 open your case and in one swift, almost undetectable move stroke powder puff over forehead, nose and chin.A few fast strokes with a lipstick will put color just where it is needed.Don\u2019t try to draw a whole new lip-line in the twu or three seconds which a retouch job requires.If you suspect your face and hair need a more thorough going oyer, withdraw to a dressing room and spruce up in private.: James H.McMahon; we PAGE FIFTEEN St.Patrick's Society Will Hold Supper Dance St.Patrick's Society of Montreal will hold @ supper dance, Wednesday, March 17th, at the Windsor Hotel.All proceeds will go to the St.Patrick's Orphanage.Committee members are as follows: Chairman, J.Austin Murphy, K.C.; Ticket Convener, Mrs.F.O.Reynolds; Patrons, Dr.L.P.Nelligan; Publicity, Edmund J.Cooney and W.Edgar Doyle; Hotel ; Arrangements, Gilberts Carroll; ; Decorations, Mrs.C.W.Clark; Music, Mr.T.J.Flynn; Finance, and Secre- | tary, Miss Mary Burke.° Other Members: Mr.James Baker, Mr.and Mrs.J.E, Cahoon, Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Campbell, Dr.Mrs.Donald Daley, Mr.James Dolan, Mr.and Mrs.Rene Decarie, Mr.and Mrs, F.J.Fox, Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Jones, Mr.and Mrs.W.P.Kierans, Mr.Patrick Kene- han, Mr.and Mra.R.J.Lukeman, Miss Marie McCarthy, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.McCarthy, Mr.Leo J.McKenna, Recorder and Mrs.BE.J.McManamy, Mr.and Mrs, Garfield Mullins, Mr.and Mra.Clarence Quinlan, Miss Helen Quinn, Dr.and Mrs.J.G.Quinn, Councillor and Mrs.R.F.Quinn, ant Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Walsh, Junior Committes: Mr.Diarmid\u2019 Hyland, Mr.Arthur Lapres Jr, Mr.Gerald Brennan, Mr.Emmett Kierans, Mr.and Mri.Adrien O'Brien.Miss Doris Daigle, Miss and Mrs.B.A.Conroy, Mr.and Pearl Webber, EMPIRE C \u201cOnce A Customer Always A Customer I\u201d \" Dyeing\u2019 and Alterations Our Specialty LEANERS 8 Hours Pressing Service 48 Hours CLEANING SERVICE ® MEN'S SUITS ® SILK DRESSES ® MEN'S TOP COATS ® LADIES\u2019 COATS © 2 pe.LADIES\u2019 SUITS \u2014 SPECIALS \u2014 | We Call For and Deliver odd pants, sport jackets Pay Us A Visit \u2014 We also have an assortment of men's and boys\u2019 suits, at reasonable prices, It Will Pay_You! 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\u201cve!l-Cesigned kitchen Safety Brigade Urged For Each \u2018School In Prov: The Province of Quebec Safety League announces that a great recruiting campaign is presently under way throughout the Province with a view of organizing School Safety Brigades in all the localities lacking same.In order to keep curbed, the ever increasing traffic hazards, in rural districts as well as in urban centres, the League feels that each school should have its own brigade.dress, us ghe does dolled up to go.out \u201cAnd vien the food is good,\u201d add d the chef, \u201cshe is the Kitchen Queun in tre men's heart.\u201d Cream ot Corn Soap Empl, tre contents of a can cream siyle corn.into a good-sized | saucepan, £704 1 pt.boiling water, 1 siice oad, \u201c5 tsp.nutmeg, 4 tap.p.oer 1 tsp.salt.Cover | and simirmes 15 min.Then rub through a s.eve.Adu 1 pt.whole: milk, o: Us£ equal parts undiluted | evaporated r:ilk and water.Cream together 2 iksp.butter and 2 thsp.*lour.Add a little of the corn soup 1 until smooth.| a Mixture and str Then poui back into the soup in the saucepan and cook and stir until boiling point is reached.Serve very het wita crunchy croutons.| French Fried Onion Rings i Peel le.ge Spanish onions and cut crosswise into slices 1 in, thick.Separate into rings.Next LL ec.mL, 74 co all-purpose flour, 1.tsp.bek.ng powder, 1; tsp.salt, 1 egg yolk and '» tsp.melted shortening.Dip the onion rings deep fai, Pot enough to brown a cube of b.cad in 1 min.Drain on absorbent parer and dust with salt.In fiying, use about 2 in.of fat in a heavy, deep utensil.Wash 1 lo.dried apricots in warm water.Place in a good-sized saucepan.Cover with boiling water and let stand 50 min, Then simmer till nearly tender, about 45 min.Add 2 c.sliced red-skinned tart apple, with the peel left on, 1, c.granulated sugar, grated rind 1, lemon, 2 in.stick cinnamon, and 71; tksr.butter.Cover and simmer until the apples are tender.Transfer to a glass serving dish: dot with moist raisins.Measure the syrup left from cooking \u2014 there should be 1', ce.If not, add water o: anrle juice to make up that amount.Bring to boiling point.Elend 1 tbsp.cornstarch or potato flour with 1 tbsp, cold water.Add to the fruit juice, and cook and sr until boiling rapidly.Remave the cinnamon.Carefully pour the sauce nver the fruit.Chill, and se:ve plain, or dotted with cream.Lemon Sherbet S cups sugar 1 quait water 3, cuD Jemon juice 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten Boil together sugar and water 10 minutes.Cool.Add lemon juice.Freeze mixture to a mush in autornatie refrigerator.Add stiffly heaten egg whites.Finish freezing.Makes ahout 1% quarts.Mushroom Rarebit 14 oz.can sliced broiled mushrooms 2 tablespoons sherry 1, 1b.cheese Place, contents of can of mushrooms, and sherry in top of dou- ble-boiler.Heat over hot water.Add cheese, which has been finely diced.Slr until cheese is thoroughly mcited.Serve immediately on toast t:iangles.Servez 4.So, an appeal is made to all schools, English as well as French, for girls as well as for boys.The objective ot the League is one safety brigade for each school.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY.MARCH 5th, 1948 TEA PIANIST The distinguished pianist, William Stevens, will be heard at the musicale and tea being held on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock in Knox Crescent and Ken- sington Church Hall.CHARADES CRAMP Marlene Dietrich, one of the stars of Paramount's \u201cA Foreign Affair,\u201d enjoys parlor games such as charades, \u201cwho am I?\u201d and \u201cindications.\u201d And is an ex- pert at them.Shaar Ha -homayim Will Hold Meeting The General Meeting of the Shaar Hashomayim Women's Auxiliary, taking place on Wednesday, March 10th, at 2.30 p.m.will feature a special programme in observance of the religious festival of Purim.Tflis commemorates the biblical heroine, Esther, who delivered the Jewish people from their arch- enemy, Haman, who sought to destroy and despoil them.The Guest Speaker will be Mrs.Clarence Gross, a prominent personality in the cultural and communal activities of our city.There will also be a musical programme with Miss Naomi Wer- shoff, vocalist, who will render festival folk-melodies, accompanied by Mrs.Nathan Mendelson.The tea table hostesses will include Mrs.L.Abbey, Mrs.Monroe Abbey and Mrs.Allan Finestone.The President of the Auxiliary, Mrs.Edward Solomon, will conduct the meeting at which nominations will be received for the coming term.The Nominations Committee includes Mrs.I, Feld- man and Mrs.Jacob Elkin, Co- Chairmen; Mrs.N.P.Solomon and Mrs.Victor Cape.The eleo- tions of Officers and Board for the coming year will take place at the Auxiliary's Annual Spring luncheon \u2018which will be held on Wednesday, April 14th.; NEW ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 6-8 Cu.Ft.$269 - $325 SEALED UNIT Usual Guarantee N.D.G.BICYCLE SHOP 5260 Sherbrooke W.- EL.0081 + FURNITURE Polished, Painted and Repaired.Antique Furniture a Specialty.Upholstering Free Estimates McCaskill Supplies 1237-A Benoit St.MA.7820 - Nights CL.8423 + > UNITY CLUB UNITY FROLICS or 1948 AT WESTMOUNT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ON PRESENTS _\\ TUESDAY, March 9th CURTAIN TIME \u2014 8.30 P.MAR VARIETY SHOW 12 SOCKO ACTS Tickets - 50¢ AT THE DOOR ®* THE UNITY GIRLS ° Proceeds for costumes and equipment to enable this show to tour: veterans\u2019 hospitals.Unity Frolics has toured many of our military hospitals during the past two seasons.a) s 3 th su red ln of icls slig dre Fyf plet thei Cha terr how mak babi pear that gree; ents that two Play.Hall Your Thur delig was cago sults Knov the cess end conc men that thou wise H( chell serie for £oes ent 3 cussi And: _ pletely disguised.oc - Two Performances More Of \u201cAlice\u201d At Victoria Hall Following two successful weeks, \u2018Alice in Wonderland\u201d will be presented for the third Saturday this week-end at Vic- Roria Hall.~ Directed and designed by Joy Thomson, this production has met with unanimous approval, both \u2018from the professional crit- tes and the thousand children who have packed into the matinees.| It is difficult to say just what the children like most\u2014 the colourful music, the gay costumes and masks, or the act- Sng, itself, for it is upon all three that the story depends for successful presentation: More khan a few children can now recognize the casts by name, end quite often an actor in \u2018one play has to endure the taunts of the children who loudly proclaim.that they preferred him in another part: \u201cAlice in Wonderland\u201d proves slightly different to the children this time, as only Helen Fyfer, portraying Alice, is at all recognizable to the audience.\u2018he rest of the cast are com- Short girls foot costumes mppear in eight and masks.Tall actors appear dwarfed in masks that carry their mouth down to their ribs.Charming actresses appear in terrifying get-ups that cause howls of laughter, and real pigs, make-believe cats and crying babies make their regular appearance throughout the story.This week-end, it is expected that another capacity house will greet the production, but parents and children are warned that there will probably be only two more [presentations of the play.© Fre Following \u201cAlice\u201d into Victoria Hall will be the Theatre for Young.Folk production of James Thurber\u2019s \u201cMany Moons,\u201d the delightful new fairy tale that was presented recently in Chicago with such satisfying results.For children who do not Xnow the story it briefly relates the adventures of a young princess who cried for the moon and got it, after proving to all concerned that her three wise men were not very wise, and that the Court Jester, whom all thought very stupid, was much wiser than he pretended.HOLLYWOOD CHATTER HOLLYWOOD \u2014 Director Mitchell Leisen last week began a series of pre-prodution rehearsals for \u201cAbigail, Dear Heart,\u201d which goes into production shortly.Present for the reading and script discussions were Claude Rains, Wanda Hendrix, Macdonald Carey and Andrea King .Hedy Lamarr was the guest of Marlene Dietrich and Director Billy Wilder recently on the set of Paramount's \u201cA Foreign Affair.\u201d Miss Lamarr and Wilder, both natives of Vienna, have been linked recently in night club gossip items.Producer Hal Wallis and Director Anatole Lisvak recently headed a survey party which imspected a locati 'n site between Oxnard and Ventura where an outdoor set representing a swampland section of New York\u2019s Staten Island will be \u2018erected for \u201cSorry, Wrong Number, \u2018 which goes into production this week with Barbara Stan- wyck, Burt Lancaster and Ann Richards heading the cast.Frederick Hollander well-known Hollywood composer, is proving THE EXAMINER, sequence from her latest picture, \u2018Down To Earth,\u201d Technicolor which starts Sunday for one week et the Westmount Theatre.Looking on is Edward Everett Horton.Alse starring with Miss Hayworth is Larry Parks, who rocketed to fame overnight because of his magnificent portrayal of Al Jolson in \u201cThe Jolson Story.\u201d WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY Ravishing Rita Hayworth seems to be quite annoyed in this lavish musical in \u201cDown to Earth,\u201d a spectacular Technicolor musical starring Rita Hayworth and Larry Parks, will open Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.Others in the cast are Marc Platt, Roland Culver, James Gleason, Edward Everett Horton, Adele Jergens, For Miss Hayworth, \u201cDown to Earth\u201d marks the return to the lavish \u201cCover Girl\u201d type of musical after her smash success as the dramatic star of \u201cGilda.\u201d Rita will be singing, dancing and romancing in a breathtaking wardrobe of glamorous gowns, doing the things that first carried her to fame in Hollywood.For Larry Parks, this new film means that all the praise showered upon him for his portrayal of Al Jolson in \u201cThe Jolson Story\u201d has not gone unheeded\u2014his predicted rise \u2018to stardom Is now a reality.The story ot \u201cDown to Earth\u201d has -been described as a magic touch of enchantment that will take you out of this world into beauty, music, mystery, dancing, and spectacle.Reports stress the originality of the film's plot, while carefully withholding any detailed account of its nature.The most conjectural thing of al) seems to be the character portrayed by Rita Hayworth\u2014a provocative campaign of questions, such as \u201cwho is she .where's she from .what's her name?\u201d and the deliberate statement \u201cThey say she kissed 2000 men!\u201d has added to the mystery.A grand surprise is promised for fans when they see the picture and their favorite glamor girl in action.The added attraction is the exciting film \u201cThe Unsuspected\u201d.All of the leading characters play highly important parts in the unravelling of this thrilling mystery story.They aie: Joan , Caulfield Claude Rains, Audrey Totter, Constance Bennett and Hurd Hatfield.Michael North, a newcomer, is introduced to the film going public.for the first time, in a major role, .The plot revolves around a radio personality who commands a wide listening audience through his weekly airings of murder stories over the ether waves.The action moves briskly, is embellished with .considerable humor, and climaxes in one of the most exciting auto chases ever depicted on the screen, One is kept in the dark as to the identity of the fiend until the very end.to be a triple-threat man in Paramount\u2019s \u201cA Foreign Affair.\u201d He has composed the three songs which Marlene Dietrich will sing, accompanied her on the piano and recently was signed as an actor for the first time in \u2018years so that he can portray the pianist in the Berlin night club sequences of this rémantic comedy .\u201cTonight Will Live,\u201d the haunting ballad | (Continued on Page 18) \u201cDown to Earth\u201d Technicolor Starts Sunday at Westmount Rains plays the soft-spoken radio commentator, whose perfect diction attracts millions to the radio.Miss Caulfield and Miss Totter vie for main feminine honors, with Miss Bennett in close second for her breezy performance of a smart radio producer.Much of the action takes place in behind-the-scenes- in-radio which is very interesting.MARCH 5th, 1948 PAGE SEVENTEEN Direct From Hollywood By Jack Hirshberg « HOLLYWOOD, March 4 \u2014 Danny Kaye is the talk ot Luadon, with crowds queued up for his every show at the Palladium.Now a Manchester theater has offered him $24,000 for two weeks and an industrialist is tempting him with $15,000 to entertain the workers at his factories .Meanwhile, % Kaye spends his spare time in the House of Commons gallery watching history in the making .Sir Stafford Cripps says he hopes England soon will have a national theater.Some folk are wondering if that might not be another step toward nationalization of the screen.Canada\u2019s Alan Young is taking over the Tony Martin network airshow, on which he has thus far been only an added attraction .Apparently, .Tony preferred to have an all-musical program and he reportedly sent the sponsors an ultimation saying henceforth it would be either Martin or Young but not both .The sponsor chose Young, though the Vancouver lad\u2019s comedy capers this and last season have been far below par.He needs a good scripter in the worst way .Say, chum, here's a tip.Don't tip too lavishly when you check your coat at a night club \u2014 the gal behind the counter can't keep the cash.She merely works for the concessionaire who reaps the profits \u2014 and what profits! Promoters pay as much as $75,000 a year for concessions at the big Manhattan spots.* * * It will be a little while before Calgary's Rod Cameron buys another boat.Some weeks ago he invested in a 46- footer, and yesterday the bottom fell out while \u201ctod was cruising within easy swimming range of shore .Renie Riano, who plays Maggie in the screen version of the Geo.MacManus comic strip, heads for a London theater and cabaret engagement in the summer.* * * Harry Hays Morgan once United States vice counsul in Glasgow, Scotland, is turning actor and (Continued on Page 19) * A United CHhaat (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) Starts SUNDAY FOR ONE WEEK! in She sings like an angel.dances like an imp.loves like a woman.In 8 y xy; HARE PLATT - ROLAND CULVER - JAMES CLEASON -EDVARD EVRETT HORTON ADEE JRCENS - CEDRGE NACREAOY - MILAN FRAMLEY FALSE-LOVE TODAY and \u2014 SATURDAY! \"IT HAPPENED ON 5th AVENUE.\" starring Victor Moore, Ann Harding, Don DeFore, Charlie Ruggles and Cale Storm.Also \u201cSECOND CHANCE,\" with Kent Taylor and Louise Cur- rie. nu ms = mue = .moviegoers will TPAGE EIGHTEEN ~F \u2014\u2014\u2014 LRH AT THE SEVILLE SATURDAY Maureen O'Hara and Rex Harrison in a scene from the exciting drama \"The Fores of Harrow, Theatre until Tuesday.which starts Saturday at the Seville \u201cFoxes Of Harrow\u201d Starts Saturday At Seville With the film Frank Yerby's sensational bestseller, \u201cThe Foxes of Harrow,\u201d be afforded a rich slice of ore of this nation's most tumultuous and exciting eras-\u2014Louisiana in the brilliant- iy colorful, yet brooding and troubled days prior to the Civil War.The film, starring Rex Harrison and Maureen O'Hara, and opening Saturday at the Seville Theatre, is said to be the most authentic picture yet to reach the screen of a period unparalleled in its exciting tempo, its high-spirited men version of _ and women, and of the furious conflicts that exploded into shattering violence, This was a period of paradox and of turbulent drama.New Orleans had become the Paris of the New World, French at first, and then Spanish, it reached ity picturesque peak under the domination of the Creoles.The luxury-loving Creole aristocrats, inheritors of fiery Latin temperaments, drew their pleasures from the theatre, music, brilliant receptions, gambling, bull fights and the whispered quadroon balls.They loved pleasure, lived for excitement, and plaved any game that stirred the senses.Yet, beneath the glittering gaiety flowed an undercurrent of impending doom.Even as they danced in their dazzling manor houses, the Creoles felt the relentless pressures that were to destroy their unique world The \u201cinvasion\u201d had already begun, Rough and ready Northerners \u2014 adventurers and fortune- seekers from the world over\u2014 were infiltrating their class lines, coveting their wealth and their women.From the bayous, the throb of voodoo drums spelled the hatred and restlessness of their Negro slaves.The air was charged with conflict and violence.It is against this setting, and in this fabulous era, that \u201cThe Foxes of Harrow\u201d is set.It tells the story of Stephen Fox, a dashing and daring gambler, who came to New Orleans with an indomitable dream of power, and of his fiery romance with the proud and beautiful Creole, Odalie.And in its telling, it recreates one of the most fantastic and colorful periods of our history.The added attraction is a real musical treat entitled \u201cSomething in the Wind\u201d co-starring Deanna Durbin and Donald O'Connor who are ably supported by Charles Winninger and Jan Peerce.The story revolves around Deanna who / À AVENUE: Last Showing Today! \"NOTORIOUS GENTLEMAN,\" with Rex Harrison and Lilli Palmer.Also \"GOLDEN EARRINGS,\" with Ray Milland and Marlene Dietrich.TN) (Air Conditloned the Year Round) ol Vanitad CTL (Greene Ave.et St Catherine) Starts SATURDAY Until TUESDAY! a The butler's sister .\u2018Hill the master kissed her\u2014and then the fun begen! The story of a wife whe overcame shame and hate .whe stiffled her fury and fled from her past.to love again and live again with the man the had married! UNIV ERSAL presents i Lv Tot starring MERLE OBERON CLAUDE RAINS CHARLES KORVIN \\ J) THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, PRIDAY, WARCH 5th, 1048 \u201cThis Love Of Ours\u201d Opens At Avenue, Saturday The love drama \u201cThis Love Of Ours\u201d co-starring Merle Oberon, Claude .Rains and the handsome newcomer to the screen, Charles Korvin, starts Saturday until Tuesday at the Avenue Theatre.The story concerns a young.medical man who met and married a beautiful pianist in Paris, They had a child but when the husband found hia wife to be unfaithful, he leaves her, taking with him their 2-year-old daughter.Twelve years later, he finds her aga'n, employed as piano accompanist to a rapid sketch artist.They are re-married in Chicago but the daughter immediately hates her and becomes bitter and unhappy.The artist \u2018 arrives at their home and talks to the young girl, changing her mind thus uniting the family and bringing the picture to a happy ending.The added attraction is the gay comedy \u2018His Butler's Sister\u201d.Lovely Deanna Durbin carries the feminine lead with a quality of charm that seems to improve in each one of her pictures.Her lovely voice carries many musical numbers, but it is her ability to do comedy that makes \u201cHis Butler's Sister\u201d an excellent piece of family entertainment.Believing her brother (Pat O'Brien) to be wealthy and in a position to help her ambitions for a singing career, Ann Carter (Deanna Durbin) from a small Indiana city, arrives in New York to find her brother, a butler.His employer, Charles Gerard (Franchot Tone) is a noted composer, and Ann upsets her brother by staying on in the househdld as a new maid, hoping the composer will eavesdrop on her singing sometime.Meanwhile society friends, including Evelyn Ankers, try to induce Gerard, the composer, to visit Maine, where Evelyn has romantic intentions, More romance is in the offing takes the role of a disc-jockey.There are six new and catchy tunes to add to the comedy situations in this gay picture.Hollywood Chatter (Continued from Page 17) Tito Guizar first made famous in Paramount\u2019s \u2018Tropic Holiday,\u201d is being included in three songs he sings in \u201cTropical Masquerade,\u201d Technicolor Musical Parade fea- turette which marks his return to Paramount for the first time since 1938., Joan Caulfield planed into Hollywood recently to conclude an extended vacation in New York and reported to Paramount for added scenes en \u201cThe Sainted Sisters,\u201d in which she co-stars with Veronica Lake and Barry Fitzgerald.While in the east, Miss Caulfield spent the holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Henry R.Caulfield, and her sister, Betty.- Hal Wallis this week begins a series of exhaustive tests on his three new finds who are being groomed for screen debuts.Facing the camera in the tests will be John Bromfield, cousin of the famous novelist, Louis Bromfield, Suzanne Delbert and Rita Colton.RIGHT SIDE FOR HIM An actor entered a tailor\u2018s shop and gave an order for a suit.He took home a small pattern of the material and showed it to his son.\u201cWhat do you think of it, Tommy?\u201d he asked.\u201cNot bad,\u201d Tommy replied.\u201cWhy, you're looking at the wrong side,\u201d added the actor.\u201cI know I am,\u201d replied the boy.\u201cbut that's the side I have to wear when the suit comes down to me.\u201d AT THE AVENUE SATURDAY Claude Rains and Merle Oberon appear in a temsely dramatic moment in this scene from This Love of Ours,\u201d which starts Saturday until Tuesday at the Avenue Theatre.: when Miss Durbin is overwhelmed on the part of the other butlers residing in the apartment building, (Akim Tamiroff, Frank Jenks, Sig Arno, Alan Mowbray), each of whom invites her to the New York Butler's Ball.At the ball, Deann£ at last gets Composer Gerard's ear, and the latter finds the imposter maid not only fits the principal role in his new oper etta, but fits his idea of « bride Mn orange blossoms.Cuire and Robert Young.* SEVILLE: Last Showing Today! \"THE WEB,\u201d with Ella Raines and Edmond O'Brien.Also \"HER SISTER'S SECRET,\" with Nancy Coleman and Philip Reed.Revival Tonight after 11 p.m.: \"ENCHANTED COTTAGE,\u201d with Dorothy Me- A United Theatre { St.Catharine at Chomedy) Starts SATURDAY Until TUESDAY! about men .Patricia Medina - Gene Lockhart - Sm ee or fab Added Musical Treat! *Deanna DURBIN x Donald O'CONNOR You enjoy Deanna as the 'disc-jockey\" who's wild music .\u201cSOMETHING In The WIND\u201d with Charles Winnirger ® Jan Peerce \"He won an empire on the turn of a card.stole a beauty with a kiss.built Harrow with his hands.yet with the veneer of a gentleman stripped off, he was the renegade of the riverboat, a man of savage passions!\" .and money! | 3 \u201cRoad To Rio\u201d At At Snowdon This Saturday \u201cRoad To Rio\u201d the new laugh hit opens at the Snowdon Theatre Satubday for a one week engagement.The film is the newest of the highly successful Bing Crosby- Bob Hope-Dorothy Lamour screen travels which began some nine years ago when the trio hit the \u201cRoad to Singapore.\u201d That initial venture set laugh records all over the world, records that have been successively topped as Bing, Bob and Dot went on to visit Morocco, Zanzibar and Utopia.Now this threesome has hit the fun jackpot as they head south of the border.In \u201cRoad To Rio\u201d Bing and Bob play a couple of down-at- the-heels musicians, cursed not only with unemployment but al- s0 with Bing\u2019s softness in the hands of women.Bing's failing usually winds up as Bob's headache, and, after being run out of town after town, the boys stow away on a ship bound for |.Brazil.Before the liner docks in Rio, our good neighbor policy has already taken a beating.Crosby and Hope meet up.with Dorothy Lamour, She's in trouble and that means the boys have to get mixed up in it, too.And \u2018before they can rescue her from the clutches of an aunt with an evil eye, they have done everything up to and including calling out the Brazilian cavalry led by Jerry Colonna.The Andrews Sisters, who have teamed with Crosby on some of our best-selling records, make their first screen appearance with \u2018The Groaner in \u201cRoad to Rio\u201d.Their harmonizing with him on \u201cYou Don\u2019t Have to Know the Language,\u201d a catchy Samba num- AT THE SNOWDON SATURDAY Don't look now, Bob, but you're being watched! Bob Hope embraces Dorothy Lamour in this scene from the mew comedy hit, \"Road To Rio,\u201d while Bing Crosby looks on in the background.The picture also - features the Andrews sisters and will start Saturday for one EXAMINER, \"WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, 1948 PAGE NINETEEN \u201cAll My Sons\" (Universal) \u201485% \u2014Based on the successful Broadway play of the same name, \u201cAll My Sons\u201d is fine film fare and a picture of which Hollywood may be proud.It's the story of an aviation parts manufacturer who knowingly ships out defective items \u2014 and the horrible retribution with which he is met.Edward G.Robinson, Burt Lancaster and stage veterans Louisa Horton, Mady Christians and Frank Con- roy turn in exemplary performances ., , \u201cCall Northside 777\" (20th Century) \u2014 809; \u2014 Darryl Zanuck\u2019's seml-documentary technique scores again in this film report of James McGuire's Chicago Times stories which resulted in the release of an innocent man after 11 years imprisonment.Jimmy Stewart gets his first good postwar role, JOAN'S TOUGHEST Hardest thing she was asked to do in Paramount's \u201cThe Emperor Waltz,\u201d says Joan Fontaine, was to learn to balance a hat upon her pompadour.The time of the picture is 1901, which explains the odd hair-do.week at the Snowdon Theatre.ber, is one of the film\u2019s musical highlights.The added attraction is another in the entertaining Crime Doctor series entitled \u201cThe Crime Doctor's Gamble.\u201d Warner Baxter is starred once more as the famed psychiatrist, Dr.Ordway, who in his new screen adventure, strives to reunite two young lovers torn apart by the sharp blade of murder! Micheline Cheirel and Roger Dann portray the unhappy couple, with other important supporting roles being played by Steven Geray, Marcel Journet and Eduardo Ciannelli.MRT Studio To Present Robertson Davies\u2019 Plays Second MRT Studio program of the season will be the production of three plays by the distinguished Canadian playwright, Robertson Davies, well-known editor of the Last Showing TODAY! Jean Arthur, Lionel Barrymore, James Stewart and Edw.Also \"The Well Groomed Bride\u201d Arnold in \"You Can't Take It With You\u201d A United.STheatne (Monkland at Girouard Ave.) STARTS REVIVAL © TONIGHY Jane WYMAN \"Crime by Night\u201d SATURDAY.Tuneful Hits! Singing! Dancing! ADDED \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 w Gentleman ERROL FLYNN ALEXIS SMITH Meet the Yankee Doodle ANN SHERIDAN DENNIS MORGAN JACK CARSON IRENE MANNING JIM\" THE STORY OF JAMES J.CORBETT Final Appearance On Our Stage SATURDAY of BOB HARVIE and CJAD's CLUB \"800\" GLAMOUR Darling of Broadway! with Peterborough Examiner, on March 19, 20 and 22.Two of these plays, \u201cEros at Breakfast\u201d and \u201cOverlaid\u201d, represented Mr.Davies\u2019 work in the 1947 and 1948 Drama Festivals.Both comedies will be directed by Reta Wheatey.The third play, \u201cHope Deferred\u201d, will be directed by Dorothy Pfeiffer.Direct From (Continued from Page 17) gets a good spot in \u201cAdventure of Don Juan\u201d at Warner Bros.J.R.\u201cRoby\u201d Kidd, former attache at the Notre Dame de Grace Y.M.C.A.has had a book published in New York.Its title is \u2018Look, Listen and Learn.\u201d Strange offshoot of the current recording ban in the States is the influx of British discs including typical western cowboy tunes like \u201cHeadin\u2019 Home To Texas\u201d \u2014 chanted by British bronco busters with a hint of Cockney in their \u201cwestern\u201d accents .Alfred Hitchcock's daughter, Pat, is studying at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and may appear in Hiteh\u2019s \u201cUnder Capricorn\u201d next autumn .N.D.G.\u2019s Ruth Miller, head gal at Montreal's Canada Wide Feature Service, is Holly- wooding for a month's rest.* * * THE LATE Mark Hellinger, whose \u201cNaked City\u201d is the best film of 1948 thus far, had \u2018a rare and dry wit.Mark once gave this bit of advice to a young man newly arrived in Hollywood: \u201cExecutives out here will tell you they don\u2019t like yes-men.But there are very few no-men working\u201d.Then Mark quoted one producer who told his assistant: \u201cI never object to honest criticism.Don\u2019t be afrald to tell me what you think \u2014 even if it costs you your job!\u201d It\u2019s an old yarn, but Andrew Hecht revives it in his ' amusing tome, \u201cHollywood Merry-Go-Round\u201d, a recently published collection of cinema anecdotes.* * * EDDIE CANTOR expects to reap around a million bucks as his share of \u201cBanjo Eyes\u201d, making $100,000 a year for ten years from his cinematic biography .Samuel Goldwyn, Jr., is now producing plays in London.He's heen associated with the Rank organization for two years ., .Cornel Wilde and his wife, Patricia Knight, are play-shopping in New York and may open in Montreal if they find a suitable vehicle for their talents.Over a half million pressings of the British recording, \u201cThis is The Hour,\u201d have been sold in the United States, and the tune\u2019s still going strong in other versions by American artists .Rudy Vallée tells me he's planning a revival of the variety hour which brought him initial kilocycle fame .* * * Canadian Art Theatre Presents Lewis Carroll's \u201cALICE IN WONDERLAND\u201d VICTORIA HALL, WESTMOUNT Saturday, March 6th, at 2.30 p.m.PHONE ELwood 1668 FOR ADVANCE RESERVATIONS Reserved, $1.00; Adults, .75; Children, .50 and .35.(All prices include tax) In the delightfully romantic musical fun-fest .« \\ Added Mystery Attraction! The Crime Doctor, murder of his own father) \u201cThe CRIME DOCTOR'S GAMBLE\u201d with Micheline CHEIREL The ANDREWS SIST! Gale SONDERGAARD © The WERE BROTHERS Starts SATURDAY For ONE WEEK! % ) v 4 - * Warner BAXTER while visiting Paris, becomes involved in a scheme to \"frame a young writer for the TODAY! Last Showing \"THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL,\u201d with Phyllis Calvert, Michael Rennie and John McCal- lum.Also special shorts and latest newsreel.Last complete show starts at 8.45 p.m.REVIEW OF PREVIEWS \u2014 = ram a PAGE TWENTY WHS To Meet Mtl.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, 1948 » Westm'nt Hockey League Playoffs Begin This Week Playoffs commenced this week in the Intermediate, Midget and Bantam leagues.In the Intermediate section, Unity played the Westmount Police and Fire team for the fourth play-off spot.The game, played on Monday evening, was & hard fought affair with Unity coming out the victors by the score of 3-1.This gives them the right to meet Aces on \u2018Wednesday evening in a two game series total goals to count.Maple Leafs and Royals meeting for the other fixture, on the same evening in the same type of series.The winners of this series will meet in a two out of three series for the championship.Panthers vs Tornadoes In the Midget Section Panthers meet Tornadoes in a two out of three series for the championship on Wednesday evening from 8 to 9.The playoffs in the Bantam section got under-way Monday evening with St.Leo's beating Stars by the score of 3-0.Tornadoes defaulted to Red Wings and by do- Ing so gave the series to Red Wings.This series is a two game series total goals to count.Red Wings will meet the winners of the St.Leo's-Stars games on Friday evening in the first game of a two out of three series for the championship.Ski Evening Set For Tonight The Westmount Ski Club is holding a \u201cSki Evening\u201d at King George Park tonight at 8.15.An enjoyable program, including @ game of follow the leader, has Been arranged.The highlight of the evening is 4 @xpected to be a demonstration ©f slalom racing over an elemen- fary course to be set up by Kenneth Lindsay, a director of the Westmount Ski Club and president of the Westmount Skigulls Club.Members of the Skigulls Club will participate in the demonstration.After the skiing the members and their friends will proceed to the Westmount Y.M.C.A.to enjoy refreshments and a sing-song.Should bad weather conditions prohibit skiing, a social evening will be held at the Westmount \u201cY\", commencing at 8.30 with a program of movies and music.Gov.Gen.To Attend Boys\u2019 Club Boxing Top ranking boxers and novices from ten Montreal clubs are billed for the annual boxing show of The Montreal Boys\u2019 Association which will be held next Tuesday in the 17th Hussars Armory, 4185 Cote des Neiges road.His Excellency, Viscount Alexander, will attend the show, which is being held with the kind permission of Lt-Col.E.R.Allen, commanding officer of the 7th Canadian Reconnaissance Regiment.Eleven bouts have been lined up, including a two-round exhibition between Ronnie Rowley and Gerald Burton of the 79th Battery Cadet Corps.Also of special interest will be a bout that brings together Burton Dwyer of the 79th Battery C.C.Boys\u2019 Club, and Cedric Mohammed of St.Anthony's Athletic Club.The 126-pound class should provide another good bout when Eddie Massonatti of the 79th Battery C.C.Boys\u2019 Club meets Billy Scott of Griffintown Club.Among the novices taking part in the show are Jimmy Mullan of the Lion Boys\u2019 Club, Gerald Phelps and Pete Feltus of the 17th Hussars Recce.Cadet Corps, David Black and Paul Perrault of the Grenadier Guards, Barry Green, Francis Murphy and Jack Green from the Royal Montreal Regiment, and Joe Flanagan of the Kinsmen Boys\u2019 Club of Verdun.The show is being sponsored by the 17th Hussars Recce.Cadet Corps and the 79th Battery Cadet Corps, and proceeds of the show will be devoted to Boys\u2019 Work, through purchase of sports equipment for both corps and for the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association.The bouts, all of which will be three rounds are: \u2014 75 pounds: Frank Coull, 79th Battery Cadet Corps, vs Barry Green, Royal Montreal Regiment.90 pounds: Gordon Orr, 79th Battery Cadet Corps, vs Sammy Fortungo, East End Boys\u2019 Club.118 pounds: Erick Moore.Black Watch, vs Francis Murphy, Royal Montreal Regiment.118 pounds: Pete Feltus, 17th Hussars Recce.Cadet Corps, vs James Mullan, Lions Boys' Club.126 pounds: Joe Flanagan.Kinsmen Boys\u2019 Club of Verdun, vs David Black, Grenadier Guards.50 pounds: Ronnie Rowley.79th Battery Cadet Corps, vs Gerald Burton, 79th Battery Cadet Corps.112 pounds: Gerald Phelps.17th Hus sars Recce.Cadet Corps, vs Paul Per- rault, \u201crenadier \u2018Guards.112 pounds: Freddie Daigle.79th Battery (.Cu Boys\u2019 Club, vs Bobby Martin, St.Anthony\u2019s Athletic Club.126 pounds: Eddie Massonatti, 79th Battery C.C.Boys\u2019 Club, vs Billy Scott, Griffintown Club.135 peunds: Jack Green, Royal Montreal Regiment, vs Eddie Seekings, Black Watch.135 pounds: Burton Dwyer.79th Battery @ C.Boys® Club, vs Cedric Mohamed, St.Anthony\u2019s Athletic Club.SNOW CLEARING COSTLY Toronto-\u2014The cost of snow removal to the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1947 was $3,500,000.BUSINESS DIRECTORY G & 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record in the downhill.Peter is a graduate of West- mount High School and is a director of the Westmount Ski Club.Peter was racing under the colours of the Westmount Skigulls Club of which he is a member and past-president.John Lewis, president of the Westmount Ski Club, has forwarded the Club's congratulations to Peter and it is hoped that the club will be able to help finan:e a trip for Peter to the American championship races to be held at Aspen, Colorado, later this month.West Tuesda Strathcona Top Westmount 4-3 Westmount High's Senior A crew of puck chasers will wind up their regular schedule activities for 1948 at the House of Selke when they'll meet Montreal West in the opener of the last school twin bill of the season.This has been a bad week for the Purple and White.On Monday they went down to an 8-5 defeat at the hands of St.Leo's strong Senior B aggregation in an exhibition tilt played at the Forum and on Tuesday they were humbled 4-3 by the scrambly but scrappy Strathcona Academy team.The Westmounters blew a 3-1 lead on Tuesday, a day which saw them put up one of their most lackadaisical displays of the season.: Strathcona opener the scoring at the 1.53 mark of the first period when Helfield tallied on an unassisted effort.Richie Lord, who.was playing on the rearguard Tuesday, got that one back for the local larrigans at 2.92 when he picked up a pass from Ingram and beat Teitelbaum from close in.McLanders made it 2 ' for the locals a little more than a minute later when he shoved the rubber past Teitelbaum while lying almost flat on his back.McMillan\u2019s goal at the 1.10 mark of the middle session completed the Westmounters\u2019 scoring for the day.Then it was that Murray Brett- Schneider took over for the Outre- monters.He tallied the first of his three goals at 4.28 of the second canto, followed it up with another four minutes and his third after almost four minutes of play in the final session.His third marker proved to be the clincher.Hatfield drew assists on all of Brett-ScH- neider\u2019s goals to emerge from the i SPORTIVELY SPEAKING By George Cochrane starts bawling us out.Handled a couple of basketball games.One a school game and the other a college game between St.Michael's and St.Jerome's.It was a two-point game and a tough one.It took me about four days to recover so I guess my cage refereeing days are over,\u201d The mighty mite, by the 'way, had a hand in organizing the Ontario Arenas Association and was elected secretary-treasurer of the body.Jottings George Jones, sports Ed of the Verdun Guardian, one of the Quebec representatives at the Canadian Rugby Union meeting .The Snowdon Senior Fastball League moguls meet at the home of Ray Girouard tomorrow evening to discuss plans for the 1948 season.The most important item on the agenda: election of a new executive to replace the five-man crew which handed in its resignation a week ago last night , .Allan Locke, the golfer, on hand koiats 2° usa ialtU UNE G0ShèL 0 git « (Continued on page 28) LETTER FROM McCORMICK Little Jeems McCormick, the wiry individual who departed from these parts a little more than a year ago to take over as manager of the Waterloo Hemorial Arena in Waterloo, Ont., writes as follows: \u201cHaven\u2019t-had much time to write as we are involved in playoffs and when I say involved I mean it.We have a limited seating capacity of 2500 and we have at least 8000 people looking for seats.I make About 100 enemies each day by not getting them tickets for the playoff games.We have a club that is now in the semi-finals of the O.H.A.and will, in all probability, be in the finals, We put the tickets on sale and in a half-hour they're all gone.Then everybody + game with four scoring points, Also playing a standout game for the winners was big and ruge ged Gy Rissman, the Outremonte ers\u2019 hard-playing rearguard.The second annual School vs Old Boys hockey game will be played at the Forum on the afternoon of Friday, March 19, two weeks from today.George Smith will emerge from retirement to mentor the Old Boys' team, which won the decision last year.Their roster will.be published in next week's Examiner.First Period f\u2014Strathcona: Helfield .1.53 2\u2014Westmount: Lord (Ingram) .2.52 3>\u2014Westmount: MeLanders .3.13 Penalties: McLanders, Root, Reaper, Lord, Corber (2).Second Period 4\u2014Westmount: MeMillan \u2018 (Nicholson, Ingram) .\u2026 1.10 5\u2014Strathcona: Brettschnider (Helfield) .vw.4.28 6\u2014Strathcona: Brettschnider (Helfield) .\u2026.8.30 Penalties: Reaper, Rissman.Third Period 7\u2014Strathcona: Brettschnidet (Helffeld) .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026.255 Penaltles: Corber, FORUM Saturday, March 6th, at 8.15 p.m.SENIOR LEAGUE HOCKEY VALLEYFIELD vs ROYALS Prices: $1.50, $1.25, $1.00 Children .50 Box office open et 10 em.week days.NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE is hereby given that Dame Madge Réynard, of the City and District of Montreal, in the Province of | Quebec, will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the present or next Session, or the following Session thereof, for a Bill of Divorce from her husband, Walter Lambton, pipe- fitter, of the City and District of Montreal, on the ground of adultery.DATED at Motreal, this 11th day of February, 1948.{sgd.) PENDER & WEST, Attorneys for Petitioner, 8620 Cathcart Street, Montreal 2, Que.\u2018 THIRD ANNUAL BOXING SHOW Supervised by ,The Montreal Boys' Association Sponsored by THE 17th HUSSARS RECCE.CADET CORPS AND THE 79th BATTERY CADET CORPS Under the distinguished patronage and In the immediate presence of HIS EXCELLENCY VISCOUNT ALEXANDER ADMISSION Reserved Seats .$1.00 General \u2014 Adults .50 Children .| 1 TUESDAY, MARCH 9, at 8 P.M.17th Hussars Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Rd.V/ith the kind permission of LT.-COL.E.R.ALLEN, Commanding Officer 7th Canadian Reconnaissance Regiment PROCEEDS IN AID OF BOYS\u2019 WORK Tickets Available at The Montreal Boys Association, Room 215, 1421 Atwater Ave.Telephone Wi.1151 THE SQUABBLING AND POLITICS AT OLYMPIC GAMES Our Olympic contestants are slowly drifting back to Canada, bringing with them tales of poor administration and petty politics which marred the 1948 Winter Olympic Games.It seems that some nefarious intruder sabotaged the American two-man bobsleds, so armed guards were set to protect the Yanks' equipment during the remaining days of the Games.A couple of days before the Games commenced a spokesman for the British announced that his team was using a new, iron-rimmed ski, which no other team had.One of these skis was promptly stolen.And then, to top all these unfortunate events off, someone stole the Olympic flag from its mast.Included among the misfortunes at St.Moritz were such prejudices as caused the hockey refereeing to be almost entirely pro-European, directed particularly against Canada, as well as the judging in many of the other events, principally the 500 metre speed skating event.However none of our returning athletes have made such grave charges as did Ken Bartholomew, an American speed skater, who arrived home at Minneapolis last week.In an interview with Bill Carlson, a Minneapolis sports writer, Bartholomew was quoted as saying: \u201cThe United States will never have a chance in the Olympie Games until the Games come back to America The Games in Switzerland were strictly a matter of politics, and there were hard feelings everywhere.\u201d HOCKEY MUDDLE LAID TO BRUNDAGE The young American prize-winner went on te blame Avery Brunmtlage for the entire hockey muddle, Explained the young American: .\u201cThe reason for the American Hockey Assoclation\u2019s position in the Olympics was plainly political, and Avery Brundage was actually the stubborn and unrelenting force behind the Olympic hockey muddle.\u201d Bartholomew went on to say that it was apparent to all Olympic athletes that, except for Brundage, the Winter Games might have run smoothly.% + « Ken himself is\" a good example of the Olympic politics.After his run over the 500 metre course, he was told that his time varied from 42.7 to 42.9 seconds for distance, And yet, when the four judges announced his time in the final standings it was at 43.2, just one tenth of a second behind the winning Norwegian, So Ken could get only a sccond place finish.Just incidentally, two of the timers were Swiss, and the other two Norwegian.The Americans were given no place as official timers.* * = So now, after the most disastrous winter Games, from a goodwill point of view, since the Olympiad was revived in 1896, we can look forward to the Summer Games, to be held in England, But even these games seem destined to raise more bad feelings among the people of the world.Many Englishmen do not wish the Summer Games to be held in London, what with the British food and housing shortage.Today, the English are hardly able to care for their own, let alone 6,000 athletes from 53 foreign countries, among them 415 from the United States.Britain can provide only 2700 calories a day on her current rationing plan, and most of the 6,000 contestants require at least 4000 calories per day, while the heavier athletes, including weight h\u2019ters, rowers, etc., can\u2019t get by with less than 5000.It is reported that a plan has been sponsored in the States by which 300 tons -.£ basic foods will be sent to Britain to provide for the American Olympic representatives.This move will certainly not add to the Americans\u2019 popularity in the British Isles, REPETITION OF 1936 BAD WILL FEARED Right now, the United States is the only country economically able to provide a proper venue for the Olympic Games, and to hold the Games at London will only add to the friction between countries.In fact, with the desperate European food situation, these Olympics may turn out to be even more of a farce than were the last Olympics, the 1986 Games, held At Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Germany, when Hitler's strong-arms, the S.S.Elite Guard, got more exercise than the contestants as they had a great time pushing both athlees and spectators from foreign countries around.But the sourest note of the entire affair came when athletes from over 50 countries had to stand in a cold drizzling rain while the Fuefrer took his time about arriving at the Olympic Stadium.In fact, the situation was so bad that Columnist Westbrook Pegler, covering the events for the New York World-Telegram referred to the town as \u201can armed camp\u201d.* * * When the Olympic Games were brought back in 1888, it was for the purpose of promoting good-will and triendship between the nations of the world, They have had the opposite effect so far, with poor administration and petty politics arousing suspicion and hatred in all but one Olympics.That was the 1932 Games, held in the United States, the Winter Games at Lake Placid and the Summer events out on the Pacific Coast near Los Angeles.The Olympic Games have survived three wars.Maybe Ken Bartholomew's idea to hold the Games in the United States wasn't such a bad one after all.Certainly London is in no shape to treat the Olympic contenders as she did in 1908, the last year the Olypiad was held im.the British capital, BHO Ry WIRE VU OS HAN CENTS .4 Léa 1 Se mm.\u20ac EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, MARCH 5 \u201c| tumn, loks to be on his way to \u2018than, 165 lbs, Milton Orr, 147 Ibs., Royal representatives.The team | A Ca SA \u201d~ ALL OUT FOR BRITAIN One of Britain's hopes for the women's shot-puttin event in the Olympics, to be held In London later this year, is Mrs.Kitty Dyer, whe works in ¢ confectionery mens- focturer's.Here she is training et the News of the World sports ground, Mitcham, England, where several Olympic aspirants are ge- ing through their paces.ST.LEO'S SPORTS) St.Leo's Senior B Hockey squad can clinch the Senior B League title this Saturday morning at Lachine Arena when they engage West Hill in quest for their ninth straight victory.A win or even a draw, will mean that they can not be overhauled for first place but it would be well not to take anything for granted as West Hill have a better than average club.Verdun High threw a scare into the local Westmounters last Saturday and the boys had to go all out before subduing the Verdun- ites 4 to 2.The Juniors continue to show improvement and Jast Saturday scored a smart 5 to 1 win over Lower Canada College outfit.Playing stellar roles in their team\u2019s victory were Graham a- gan, Ray Lositd and Ross Murray.Claude Sawyer in goals also played a steady game.The Bantams bowed out of the Q.AH.A.play- downs when they lost a 4 to 2 decision to the Town of Mount seemed to suffer from stage fright and were three goals down before they got organized and in the last period almost pulled the game out of the fire as they completely outclassed their opponents but over anxiety around the nets spoiled their chances of getting any closer.SPORT SHORTS Mickey Bourassa who led the football team in scoring last Au- repeat the same accomplishment in hockey, Coach Andy McGillis has found out getting a team out in front in a league race is one thing but to keep it there presents a far more serious problem.It is a well known fact that most coaches don't relish the idea of driving a team in front all the way through the schédule as is the case of this year's tricky Senior B schedule where one loss can be fatal.The old saying you can't win them all doesn't apply to the Senior B race, where it is a case of you must win them all if you're championship bound.St.Leo's is proud and happy to salute four former Academy ring gladiators who, last week - end, reached the heights of Intercollegiate fistic fame while carrying the colors of old McGill to victory over their worthy opponents from Toronto Varsity, Queens University and London O.A.C.Congratulations are in order to the following boys for their splendid achievement in winning an Intercollegiate Boxing title after a two night stand at McGill's Sir Arthur Cur- rie Memorial Gym; Frank Creag- th, 1818 PAGE TWENTY-ONV a | Muskeg Moose Outlines Sportsman\u2019s Exhibition | Denizens of Quebec's forests and streams will convene in N.D.G, March 31, for the banner Sportsman's Exhibition.The 17th Royal Canadian Hussars Armoury, on Céte des Nelges Road, will be the which will last until April 5.| convention headquarters of scores of live wild animals, including | Tommy the Trout, Sam the Salmon, Wiggly the Bass, Billy the | Beaver, Don the Deer, Minnie the Minx, and the celsbrated Muskeg, | Joe Laflamme\u2019s pet moose.Muskeg, because of his size and in:portanve, | has been elected chairman of the wildlife section of the exhibiticn Reached by long distance telephone in Gogama, Ont, last night, Muskeg was very enthusiastic over « attending the Montreal show.| \u201cThis is going to be my first; meeting with all of my fellow! Eastern Canadian animals\u201d, he said.\u201cI am particularly elated at the Montreal Sportsman's Exhibition will be used by the sponsors, .the Anglers Association of Que-.bec and the Quebec Federation of | Fish and Game Associations, en-' tirely for our protection, and for | the conservation of our habitat, | the Canadian forest.We are going | to put on quite a show.The Char- lesbourg zoo is sending coyotes, wolves, foxes, beavers, nutria (I'll let you ponder this one) and other live specimens of us so-called wild animals.There will be black bears and deer from another zoo.\u201cYes,\u201d continued Muskeg the Moose, unmindful of tha fact that he was costing the portsman\u2019s Ex.John Heney, 140 1bs.and Griffith Marshall at 133 lbs.While at St.Leo's these four talented voung men earned for themselves an enviable reputation for their all- round athletic ability, school spirit, loyalty and devotion to duty of classroom and athletics alke.Coach Andy McGillis commenting on his four former athletes\u2019 ring victories, had this to say \u2018It couldn't happen to four finer athletes and I only hope the youngsters in the school will use these young men as models to pattern their athletic career upon.\u2019 Westmount High went down to an 8 to 5 defeat in an exhibition game with our Senior B squad at the Forum.The regular hockey season is over in the school\u2019s Pee Wee League.The first place Blues are the 1948 League champions, while in the play-offs the Greys swept through to win the \u201cAlec Fraser Memorial Trophy\u201d.It has been a wonderful season for the Pee Wees who were favored hy ideal weather all year that enabled them to play record breaking sixty-eight game schedule.An official get-together of all the boys in the Pee Wee League will be held soon for the purpose of awarding championship crests to members of the Blues and a trophy to the Greys.Moving pictures will also be shown.a lot of long-distance phone money, \u201cthere will be \u2018fauna\u2019 for | everyane, if you will pardon tive pun.My boss, Mr.Laflamme, and I are taking dowa some of our | the fact that the net proceeds of friends, a bear and a wiole pack of tamed wolves.I understand that there will be many birds there too - some twenty pheasants, partridge, Canada geese, blue geese, grouse, woodcock and u wide variety of wild ducks.And, for the ladies, 15 live minx of all colours will put on a fashion show, \u201cBefore you hang up,\u201d Muskeg mooed, \u2018don\u2019t 1arget to mention Gustave Prevost's aquarium.Our gilled friends would he hurt if we did not mention them, There will be a complete school of trout, speckled and otherwise.weighing up to four and five pounds, sturgeon, dore, bass and all sorts of other fish, including perhaps musky and salmon, as well as the lower types such as Da hotte and even the undesirable sucker family, some weighing nore than 12 pound9 of unwanted flesh.Air.Prevost will gi.e demonstrations of aerial stocking of lakes wilk fingerlings, dropping amall fre from a trap in the ceiling into the big 50-feot pool, a drop of 6% feet, to show how well the trout reacts to this parachuting.\u201cMake sure of another thing\u201d said the king of the forest on concluding the interview, \u2018\u201cw« animals want all those in Montreal and in Quebec province who are interested in our conservation to attend the Sportsman's Exhibition, not only to see a corking good show, but also to provide money for onr protection.See vou March 31!\" SEEMS TOO! The Minneapolis Millers have lost two goed men with injuries to Leo Gasparini and Stan Robertsap N.H.L.attendance records show no drop since the moned war days .Gordie Drillon says: \u201cThey're all in it for the money now.The glory business of old seems to be all through.\u201d It made us wonder if they handed out free meals and lodging when he was a Leaf .- Doug Runion leaves Hamilton Tigers, after seven years, to coach the rival Pats.WESTMOUNT 4226 St.Catherine St.W.(Near Greene Ave.) Radio and Electrical Engineers Specializing in RADIO REPAIRS and SERVICE ELECTRONICS | WE.5908 AIR FORCE HAVERSACKS CANVAS CARRYING BAGS, AXES, SLEDGE HAMMERS & FIRST AID KITS, complete SUN CLASSES, Polaroid Lens WAR SURPLUS * AIR FORCE BLANKETS, all wool, new-.$3.50 with zipper AUTOMOTIVE TOOLS & EQUIPMENT PERSONNA HOLLOW GROUND CARVING SETS EICHT DAY CLOCKS, Waltham & Wittnauer PICKS with handies SILK TENTS \u2014 SILK & NYLON PARACHUTES STEEL CABLE, suitable for clotheslines STEEL TOOL & TACKLE BOXES NAVIGATION & SPOT LICHTS Many ems for the home or hobbyist et bergain prices M.& L.SALES CO.4521 St.James St.W., Near the Glen WE.1345 5 Minutes from Victoria & Sherbrooke by Glen Bus SAGE TWENTY-TWO THRE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, 1948 | il I 4: J Pete CE ee \u201c with these Hospitals._ THOUSANDS OF OUR VETERANS ARE STILL IN HOSPITAL THEIR war is not over, nor is our responsibility to lighten their burden.Veterans Affairs Hospitals are treating many thousands of war-wounded each year.And Canada has not forgotten them! 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