The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 22

Dnrnthy I amour "THE HURRICANE' Plus Dennis Morfn 22 THE EVENING CITIZEN, Ottawa, Saturday, November 8, 1947 Kipling's Rikkitikkitavi Is Banned From Canada Major-General Weeks To Talk At Woodroffe Major-General E. G. Weeks. adjutant general, will be the special speaker Remembrance Sunday at the 11 a.m. service Uj St.

Martin's church, Woodroffe. P. J. Reckitt will read 115 names of those who offered their services during the war. Bugler will be Major C.

Merkle. NOW SHOWING The Plainsman GARY JEAN Cooper Arthur Starts MONDAY BING CROSBY Is At The Linden Again BING CROSBY in "EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN" It Will Bring a Tear to Your Eye! Claudette Colbert in "Imitation of Life" God Of The Atom To Be Screened In Churches Here A drastically different approach to the atomic bomb problem will be presented at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 16, at Chalmers United church, at 9:15 p.m., the same night at the Bell Street United church, and at 8 p.m., Tuesday. Nov. 18, at the Calvary Baptist church, when the new color film.

"God of the Atom," ig shown. The picture has been produced by Dr. Irwin A. Moon, director of Moody Institute of Science in Los Angeles. The Movies Glebe THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL J.

Arthur Rank Release, produced by Harold Huth and directed by Brock Williams. Cast Jeckie Phyllis Calvert Mortimer Michael Rennie Bartle John McCallum Famish Brefnl O'Rorke Scholes Moore Marriott Rushie Hazel Court Grlce Arthur Younn Perkins Reginald Purdell Albert Hubert Gregg Sir George Stewart Rome Kiting "Good" Starting a British film season at the Glebe Theater, "The Root of All Evel" establishes an acceptable standard for the many Canadian fans who seek a homey, down-to-earth type of perty or morals. Oleomargarine, in fact, occupies a position right alongside pornographic and treasons ble literature, obscene books and pictures. Other items coming under the statutory ban include the products of prison labor, animals suffering contagious disease, stallions and mares of a value less than fifty dollars each, aigrette or osprey feathers, white phosphorous matches, etc. ANN SHERIDAN LEW AYRES ZACHARY SCOTIA mi nn it vvzj-kiu-u vu Tin i "God of the Atom" points out that the discovery of atomic energy has brought man's conscious ness of religion more sharply into focus.

The problem, Dr. Moon declares, is not what man has but what man is. Actual shots of the Nagasaki and Bikini explosions are featured in the film, as well as the only full-color moving pictures ever taken of the giant 184-inch cyclotron at the University of Califor nia. "If there was ever a time in the history of the world for sober and realistic thinking, this is it," warns Dr. Moon.

"There is no defense against an attack by an atomic weapon." Scientists have predicted tha4 fewer than 10 per cent 'of those now living would escape such destruction. Sunday to Wednesday mil7Cfll.ft1 A Great Romantic REGULAR PRICES 'tv Plus A Thrlllinr Detective Feature Kent Taylor Louise Currie "SECOND CHANCE" NO FURY LIKE A Men were mere stepping-stones on her ambitious road to wealth! Beautiful, heartless her only pas sion was a greed for gold! 1' a ttiaiimiii nerval tt-Vrw ik 1 mm HX7 1st HULL SHOWING Ends Today Edna Ferber's a Starts Yvonaer vian starting i tftiimi nptitf. oao mm nmctw im in nam Miffing as Cerhn Archtt TODAY ONLY THE tONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA i ijm Randolph Scott Noah Dennis O'Keefe Marie fj MICHAEL RENNII JOHN McCALLUM with HAUL COURT -MOOt I JMAMtlOfT MffM OHORM 'GOD IS MY CO-PILOT TODAY MON. Show Starts To-Day 'I fell in love with Cynthia!" Walter Winchell EUZABETHT A I OR lill LVIl The darling of "National Velvet in her first romantic role! George MURPHY i ueorg i S. Z.

Mary SAKALL AST0R A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE WOMAN SCORNED! GFTm QfiQDtnFOiDt .5 HOUNDS" "DANGEROCS TXNTCKI sm a mmmm kfc also SPORTS SHORT and Merrie Melody Cartoon 1 st 0tawa Showing HMT By John Bird Citizen Parliamentary Writer Canada is unfair to Rikkitikkitavi. In fact Canada has a complete ban, established by statute, against the importation of "the common mongoose," the snake-killing little quadruped from India immortalized by Rudyard Kipling under the name Rikkitikkitavi. This tidbit of information slipped out, along with the oleomargarine, when this bureau started examining the list of imports ban-Bed by statute from Canada. Unlike margarine, most of the prohibited imports are kept out because they are. or might become, definitely injurious to health, pro- Thinks Molotov Would Lead Russia Into War "If Molotov succeeds Stalin as Russia's leader, I believe we'll have World War in." stated Dr.

Sherwood Eddy, internationally-known author and lecturer, to students of Carleton College yesterday afternoon. Mr. Eddy, who spoke on "Russia, Friend Or Foe," also addressed a large audience at the YMCA last night. The noted lecturer said that if there was tor be a third world war. it would between the United States and the USSR.

He explained that to deal with Russia, we must first understand the kind of people that broke the worlds record in education standards, and their country, where they have an advanced form of penology, but where political prisoners are either shot or sent to slave labor camps. "Let us not look complacently down our noses at Russia until we put pur own houses in order." said Mr. Eddy, "I am glad that Russia has turned the spotlights on our social injustice." The American lecturer explained his chief concern was "American injustice whereby the United States has thousands of millionaires, with incomes, ranging over a thousand dollars a day, and the poverty-stricken and unhealthy sharecropper, with his annual income of anywhere from $38 to $80. Turning to Russia's politics, Mr. Eddy stated that three different foreign statesmen told him that the Politburo, a committee that rules Russia, has not been called together for the past eight years.

Mr. Eddy's greatest fear lies in Russia's foreign minister, Molotov, who. according to Britain's Ernest Bevin, is "ambitious for himself." Molotov, said Mr. Eddy, is playing Trotsky's game. "The Marxist theories are being dropped, and instead of having revolution from within, they are having conquest from without," said the speaker.

Dr. Eddy outlined four points thereby an arrangement may be made to "win the peace we have 1. Set our own house in order drop our racial prejudices. 2. Give justice to all.

3. Draw up an overall agreement with Russia on Germany and China. 4. Do not retreat in cowardly compromise. Adopt the Marshall Plan.

The speaker was introduced by the president of Carleton College, Dr. M. M. MacOdrum. Fairs Association Meeting At Carp CARP, Nov.

7 (Special A large number sat down to supper in the Memorial Hall here last evening when representatives from the fairs in District No. I of the Ontario Fairs Association held their annual meeting. Presiding for the supper, Horace Armstrong, president of the Carp Association, welcomed those present. Representatives from adjoining District No. 2 attended.

Robert McKay, Maxville. district director took charge of the program which consisted of community singing, instrumental numbers and addresses. J. A. Carroll of Toronto, superintendent of the fairs of Ontario, introduced the guest speaker, Hon.

Russell Kelly, minister of health for Ontario, who delighted the audience with a splendid talk on the work of the department of health. Others who spoke briefly were: Mrs. C. Gamble, Richmond, lady director for district No. 1: D.

M. Stewart. Osgoode. 1st vice-president, Ontario Fairs Association; W. M.

Croskery. Agricultural Representative for Carleton County: Dr. E. F. Johnston, past president Ontario Fairs Association and H.

Murphy, Arn-prior, director of district No. 2. I Following the supper meeting, business meetings were held at which the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Lady Director: Mrs. C. Gamble.

Richmond; secretary of ladies, Mrs. Oswald, Maxville; men's director: R. Maxville: lecretary of men, W. B. George, Kemptviile.

HEY BOWLERS Today Only! "CALCUTTA" and "JUNGLE FLIGHT" Beery Jr. in "GUNG HO" McDonald in "GETTING GERTIE'S GARTER" Textile Workers Strike Settled MONTREAL, Nov. 7 (CP) Settlement of a week-old strike at four Quebec province mills of the Dominion Textile Company, was announced tonight by 3 company spokesman who said work would be resumed "probably Monday." A company statement said the major factor in bringing about a settlement was a company offer to exceed by 332 per cent on the average the 15-cent-an-hour increase previously recommended by the arbitration board, thus increasing employes' wages on the average by 20 cents an hour over the previous contract level. "In addition to the 20 cent wage boost, effective Nov. 10, a retroactive payment of 15 cents an hour will be made for all time worked at the old contract rates in the half year prior to Nov.

10. the company said. St. Joseph Boulevard, Hull 2nd BIG HIT BUDD LOU ABBOTT COSTELLO In Their Funniest Hit "IT AIN'T HAY" Great Hits BRIEF ENCOUNTER starring mil TUFvnn JOHNSON HOWARD ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Monday Way to the MONDAY THISTLE STOP Wellington at Hamilton Take a Holland or Britannia Car To the Door Linda "Forever Amber" Darnell BING CR0S8Y productions vat hri 0JEJ JAR8ARA BRITTOM GftU McCtURE Ends "CAPT. KIDD" Today "CAPT.

FURY" 1 1m GERALDINE BROOKS Starts Monday 1 vv Mi 0 PLUS! "LAW OF THE WOLF" with the Grandson of Rin Tin Tin I Plus "ABIE'S IRISH ROSE" Monday "Falcon's Adventure" "SEA OF GRASS" (Adult) I BANK ST. NEAR GLADSTONE TODAY TIL TUESDAY JOAN FONTAINE in From This Day Forward with MARK STEVENS PLUS! "SPOOK BUSTERS" with THE BOWERY BOYS SERIAL SATURDAY' MATINEE Scarlet Horseman No. 2 The NEW MONTREAL fiDS-8326 NOW SHOWING mm PLUS! As Beautiful as a TfinAV Disney Feature Come lULni. to Life! EDMUND BRENDA I LOWE JOYCEl 1 CnAritntn til I II lm II II Id II U3 Forest" IN TECHNICOLOR ADDED MUSICAL TREAT "MEET THE NAVY" Canada's Own Navy Show! i Christmas Gift Books, Now oa Sale Get Yours Today MioiHMMiowwwiitiiimiiiiiioiiiiiiiimaiimniiiiit All the Joy of the Went with ROY at his best Roy Rogers "APACHE ROSE" In )lor ADDED ENJOYMENT The Duke of West Point Louis Tom Joan i Ilayward Brown Fontaine VlHnilnllluiiHiiiniiMUHUiiiiniiiiiiijiuiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiMiiiiHv xeaiei irecior CAPITOL Unfaithful" 12:20 3:35 4:50 7:10 9:23. snow i o'clock.

rrAB.TTira. "Moss RoHe" 12:30 in 7:35 9:55. "coae oi me wbbi 1:50 4:15 6:35 9:00. Last show at 8:50. riTNTRE "Orv Wolf" 12:00 1:30 3:30 5 '30 7:30 Liasi snow w.uu EASTVIEW "The Fabuloua Doraeys' 3:45 6.50 9:40.

"New Ad of Tarzan" 11:45 2:35 5:40 8.30. Last show at 8:30. KT.riTN "Heaven Only Knows" 1:30 3:30 5:30 7:25 9:25. Last show at 9:00. 1 ELMDALE "Guna Ho!" 1:30 4:20 7 -in "Oettinii Gertie's Garter 3:05 5:55 8:50.

Last show at 8:35 FIGARO "La Femme Perdue" 8:30 9:40. "Le Prince Charmant" 5:05 8:15. Last show at 8 o'clock. FRANCA1S "The Phantom Thief" plus "Song of the Sierra GLEBE ''Root of All Evil" 1:15 3:15 5:20 7:25. 9:30.

Last complete show at 9:10. imperial "News Hound" 1:00 3:30 7:55 10:05. "Dangerous Ad venture" 2.25 4:35 6:50. Last com plete show at 9:00. LINDEN "God Is My Co-Pilot" 10:00 12:40 4.20 8:00.

"The Hurricane 10:45 2:25 6:05 9:40. Last show at 8:00 MATFAIR "13 Rue Madeleine" 3:00 6:25 9:55. "Abie's Irish Rose" 4:45 8:15. Last show at 8 o'clock. MONTCALM "The Mighty McGurk 1:00 3:55 6:50 9:45.

"That Texas Jamboree" 2:25 5:25 8 .20. NELSON "Cantam Kid" 1:00 3:30 6 45 10:00. "'CaDtaln Fury" 1:55 5:10 8:25. Last complete show at 8:15 show at 8:20. REGENT "Cynthia" 1:05 3:55 6:50 9:45.

"Second Chance" 12:00 2:50 5:45 8:40. Last show at 8:30. NOLA "The Duke of West Point" 11 :00 1:44 5:15 8:29. "Appache Rose 12:07 3:48 7:02 10:10. Last show at 8:15.

REXY "Enchanted Forest" 7:00 9:56 Meet The Navy" 8:28. Last complete show at RIALTO "From' This Day Forward 3:30 8:40 9:40. "Spook Busters 2:25 5:35 8:35. Last show at 8:35 RIDEAU "Calcutta" 2:15 4:55 7:25 10.10. "Jungle Flight" 1:00 3:40 6:20 8:55.

Last show at 8:55. SOMERSET "Come and Get It" 12:45 3:10 6:25 8:40. "Brief Encounter 1:40 4:55 8:10. Last show at 8 10 VICTORIA "The Plainiinian and tha Lady" 7:00 9:50. "Big Town" 8:30, WESTBORO Matinee at 1:30.

"Th Plainsman" 8:15. "Law of the Wolf LAST TIMES TODAY I II (8 1 TMttxnt tarn mchm tiM Canadians are forbidden to import smoke screen apparatus for use on automobiles or small water craft. (Employed principally by gunmen, bootleggers and other thugs.) On grounds of health, no doubt, it is forbidden to import used mattresses for sale, though these can be brought in, of course, as settlers' effects. Importation of certain birds which might become a nuisance (or have done so) is also forbidden. Top of the list is the mynah bird, both European and Chinese species.

(Mynahs are starlings to you.) Prohibited, at least for the time being, though the matter is now under review, are java sparrows, European chaffinches, all the weaver bird family and great titmouse (not to be confused with the lesser tufted titmouse.) Two Reasons But about the mongoose, reasons advanced for the prohibition against Rlkki-tikki-tavi differ widely. The official version runs somewhat as follows. The mongoose was imported to Jamaica to kill off poisonous snakes. It did so with alacrity and verve. But having cleaned up on the snakes, the little blighter who could whip his weight in anything on earth proceeded next to clean up on the rats first, then the cats, the dogs, and everv babies.

He then took to the trees and muscled in on the local bird life. Americans in the Southern States become alarmed as to what would happen if Rikki-tikki-tavi turned up at Palm Beach, the Everglades or Hialeah and went to work on the race horses and bookmakers. They therefore banned him from the United States and got Canada also to ban him lest he should advance southward along the celebrated invasion route of the Richelieu and Hudson Valley. Unofficial historians, however, have a different explanation. They recall official Canadian indignation when Rudyard Kipling referred to the Dominion as "Our Lady of the Snows." Ottawa officialdom was not then tourist-conscious and quite unaware of the future of the Laurentians and the Rockies as winter sports resorts.

They resent ed the suggestion that the Dom inion should he principally known as the land of ice and snow. And so, by way of retaliation against Rudyard Kipling, Ottawa burned the author in effigy and banned his most celebrated creation, Rikki- tikki-tavi, in person. Former Constable C. B. Brown Dies A member of the Royal British Horse Artillery during the Boer War, and for many years a constable with the Ottawa police force, Christopher George Brown died yesterday in a local hospital.

He was in his 69th year. Born in Ipswich, England, in 1879. Mr. Brown served through the Boer war. following which he joined the Metropolitan police force in 1914.

After two years with the Mr. Brown returned to England and was invalided home in 1918, resuming duties with thettawa Police force un til his retirement in 1938. He married the former Bertha Ellen Mongor in Woolwich, Eng land 45 years ago. She survives. Surviving besides his wife are three sons, Charles C.

Christo pher G. and Clarence F. all. of Ottawa, and six grandsons. Rev.

Serson Clarke will conduct funeral services in the chapel of Hulse and Playfair, Limited, 315 McLeod street, on Monday at 2 o'clock. Interment will be at Beechwood cemetery. Report Rejection' Offer In B.C. Strike VANCOUVER, Nov. 7 (CP) The Vancouver News-Herald said tonight that striking street rail-waymen in Vancouver the major ity of the members involved in the 10-day walkout today turned down by secret ballot the latest offer to settle the tieup of transportation in Vancouver, New West minster and Victoria.

FOR SERVICE CALL VIAU CABS Cloertr to Rockcliffa Lowertown 3-3560 5-2716 111 Beechwood Ave. Murray St. PACKARD LIMOUSINE For christening, weddings, funeral! and out of town trips There'll Be Some Changes Made at the Golden NOW CLOSED story presented in the typical fashion of the English producer. A number of favored screen personalities are sprinkled in the cast which is topped by Phyllis Calvert, Michael Rennie and John McCallum. In their hands the yarn of a bankrupt farm and the determination of Miss Calvert (Jeckie 'Famish) to reap a fortune becomes sincere and plausible.

Twice disappointed in love, Phyllis eventually learns by experience that money does not buy happiness and she returns to the faithful McCallum to start life anew. Hazel Court, one of the younger set of British stars, is win- somely effective as Miss Calvert's younger sister. Arthur Young gives able 'creation to the role of Grice, the grasping and miserly shopkeeper in the typical English town. Michael Rennie shows confidence in the characterization of a progressive businessman. Short subjects include sports picture and "Pest in the House," a cartoon.

W.M.G. Rt. Hon. V. Massey To Be Inducted As Chancellor TORONTO.

Nov. 7 (CP) Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey, former Canadian High Commissioner to Britain, will be installed as chancellor of the University of Toronto Nov. 21, it was disclosed today.

Following the installation ceremony, Mr. Massey will confer honorary doctor of law degrees on: Sir Alexander Cadogan, permanent United Kingdom representative to the United Nations. Lawrence Hunt, New York lawyer who urged United States entry into the war before Pearl Harbor: Lord Beaverbrook, Chancellor of University of New Brunswick; Helen Rogers Reid, President of the New York Herald-Tribune; Rt. Hon. Thibodeau Rinfret Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada: Harold Willis Dodds, President of Princeton University; Hon.

Ray Lawson, Lieutenant- Governor of Ontario; Msgr. Fernand Vandry, Rector of Laval University. Quebec; George McCullagh, president and publisher of the Toronto Globe and Mail. HULL 2-4038 Today Sunday Monday ALL-FRENCH PROGRAM LA FEMME PERDUE with RENEE ST. CYR PLUS! "LE PRINCE CIIARMANT" with LUCIEN BAROUX CRANCAK NOW SHOWING The Phantom Thief with CHESTER MORRIS also I "Song of the Sierras" with JIMMY WAKELY Plus Selected Shorts GREDDH3 "HULL'S LEADING THEATRE" Sunday Monday Tuesday DEAR RUTH Joan Caufleld William Holden Billy DeWolfe Edward Arnold And for your added pleasure! WARNER BAXTER in "77ie Miller son Case1 NOW SHOWING Plainsman and the Lady II Wm.

Elliott Vera Ralston ALSO! 1 "Big Town" Philip REED Hillary BROOKE ii Plus Shorts VLy SUN. MON. CSS NOV. 9-10 "SPORT of KINGS" Paul Campbell Gloria Henry ADDED! "Enemy of Women" Donald Woods Claudia Drake PLUS SHORTS Cont. from 1 pm Attend the Low Priced Matinee Michael Redgrave Mervjn Johns Basil Radford i Starting: Monday 2 Top Hits ills r.

ESSE! from femes Femora Cooper's mortal The Last of the TODAY ONLY: Bowery Boys in "NEWS mm ir mvmh. sr (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) i Ni Ete, RAYMOND ENDS TODAY! ERROL FLYNN Barbara Stanwyck IN "CRY WOLF" ADDED SELECTED SHORTS TRY OUR HOT CHICKEN POT PIE A Strike Every Time Locanda Grill ITS Bank Street Cor. Laurier FOR ALTERATIONS 7:00 10:05..