The Leader-Post from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada • 2

THE LEADER-POST, REGINA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 19U9 r.ot two Ceremonies Executed Moderate Temperatures. Regina College To Present Play Forecast for Tuesday Regina college dramatic club will present a three-act A. A. Milne play, Broad Street Skaters Win Leader -Post Shield In Playground Contest Pleasingly by Drill TcamofCDX. Mrs.

C. J. Irwin and Mr. J. W.

McCubbin are leaders of the Canadian Daughters league drill team which recently presented their ceremonies particularly well. The occasion was the visit of the dis Mr. Pirn Passes By," in Dark hall March 18 at 8:13 o'clock. Miss Betty Lundqnist is the director, and METKOKOLOMt MSKU' Light auow aaa talien la northern Alberta, and In aome diatiicta of aaekatche-wan and Manitoba. Moderate temperature have prevailed In mnet eiatrlcl of ina prairie proviscea.

Moderate neavy enoetfaile have occurred in many parts of Ontario and Quebec, wita enow and rain ID the merit, mee. Manitoba and Saskatchewan Moetly fair, witn moderate temperature: ecat-tared enowflurrtee. Alberta Generally fair, ttn sot amen chance la temperature: anowtlurnea in aome Siatrteta. Tetnperatarea frees 1 p.m. la 1 a.m.

Mien Dorothy Milne, president of dramatic club, is in charge of ar Japanese Attack Lushan Peak SHANGHAI Feb, 28. Japanese launched their long-deferred campaign Sunday against Lushan on whose peak 55 foreigners, including an undetermined number of Britons, remained despite repeated warnings by the invaders to leave. An artillery bombardment was laid down and infantry attacks were directed against Chinese positions on the mountain side, below Kuling, resort town where the foreigners were located. Chinese reported two Japanese attacks were turned back, at pic rangements. trict president, Mrs, J.

D. Keen- Leading their closest rivals by Cowan, Broad; Millie rjj 130 points, young speed skaters Grassick; 3, Doreen Dixon, iIuea Crawford. Broad: an. Moose Jaw. Member of the team include: Mrs.

T. V. Hanway, Mrs. J. BrilL Mr.

D. J. Pella. Mrs. M.

N. Carr, Mrs. John reason, from Broad street plavground cap- Winners of crests in boys' groups J. Theiiria uerunan, iUuitain; Kuta Port Arthur tured The Leader-Post "shield at the were: Class 10-U-L Ferne i lj IrSi aHjuLtl tul ttlgn Liow rrec. it 10 It IS .04 22 2 a Capitol: Opene at 1.

"Jan 1:30. 4 SO. lt complete enow I 40. Quit prugrus. Grand: Opene at I "Letter of Introduction." 3:21.

.34. "While New York Sleepa." 2:07. 1.20, SlM. Lust complete Ikw :10 Met; Open at 1. Reformatory." 2 38, 6:05.

7 Jl. I "Tin Lly Wuil program, 1:30. Roxv: cpoiie al 1 "Tou're a Sweetheart." 100. :47. "Over Wall." 2:47.

9 46. :44, Hold Over! Today and Tuesday Brand' 2. Duncan i Kuaan. Time: 30 e-S aee. first city playgrounds speed skat- Ackerman, Broder; 1 -2 .1 Boya.

le-17, flnala 1. Wallace 3, Hugh LyUw lnd UxKlUf kim Ing contest held at Queen City Fisher, Lythe oJ Mrs. W. A. Dafoe, Mrs.

J. M. Toot- 2 10 The epie eiery mi the aeeet tamaw eatlaie 24 Gardens Saturday afternoon with Dewdney. Class 12-131 Lyle tied): 3. George Banderaon.

raradale. Mrs. M. Craig. Mrs.

H. wka aver Uvea) aad the aewteea age that McDonald, Lythe; 2, George Couch a total of 270 points. made Hm what waa: Small, Mrs. J. Wilson.

Mrs. E. The Paa Mmnedoaa REGINA Mouse Jaw Saakatoon Prince Albert Battleford 8vtft Current Medicine Hat LctbbrKige W. Bean. Mrs.

H. W. Teed. Mrs. Time: 3-a aec Uirla.

2'JO yd le 17, Reals Joyce Cowan. Broad: 2. Milly Warwick, Oraae-Irk. 3. Doreen Dixon, McNao.

Tune: 31 1-5 aec. Boya, 10-11, Brat heat 1. Per-ney Ackerman. Broder: 2. Duncan Flatter.

Olympe AY MILLAND snd Haultain; 3, Gordon Brooks, Belvedere, Class 14-151, Tom Mc-Intyre, McNab; 2, Jack Mcintosh. Broad; 3. John Stevenson, Dewd- Bradna are starred in the James Cromb, Mrs. J. A.

Cheyne Mrs. W. D. Houston, Mrs. J.

nd feature attraction at the Met! turesque Blue Cloud convent mm 2 -12 -10 14 -2 -4 4 2 -1 IS 21 34 40 22 24 maw rla II 1L17 1 I lAncm 7 v-, lf gteve ueDer, tfauilain: 2, Lta iia Keller, Mrs. E. B. Dawkina, Mrs. Harry Derry, Mrs.

O. C. Yager, .12 .07 .0 .01 .11 .31 .23 .04 .75 .73 I 11 .03 18 22 14 IS 32 2A 27 34 ili 44 46 32 28 32 32 kumontoa a Sanderson. Parkdale; 2, Wallace Ouud. Graamck; 3.

joe McDonald. Finale: Kamioona at chang'saishan, southwest of Ku-theatre, Tuesday, "Say It in HiiR. Trench." Meanwhile 39 other foreigners, -Say It French" combines so-who were among a group of 48 nhistlcated farce with merry ro- Barr, Lythe; 3. M. Loucks.

V-Eight. Vancouver Steve Geber. Time: 32 4-3 aec. Victoria Crests were won by aggregate airs. j.

Thackeray, Mrs. J. H. C. Johnstone, Mr.

R. Fuller, Mr. W. H. Smith, Mrs.

T. Nelson and Mrs. Crawford. aSW aV -m leader in the various classes and not by winner of each event Montraai Ottawa Toronto Whit River Oirla. 10-11, 220-yd Firat heal: 1, Ruth Ryan.

Broad; 2. Mildred Arthur, Haultain: 3, Vivian Purdie, Dewdney. Second heat: 1, Dot Parkin. Victoria: 3. Hatu Kaaer.

Maple Leaf; 3. Dorothy Orbean. Broder. Finale: I. Ruth Rvan; 2.

Mildred Arthur; 3, Vivian Purdie. Time: 44 4-5 aeca. Points were awarded on the basis 7 ma ice as it tells i a happens wh i) a handsome young American playboy. Mllland, of 30 for a win, 20 for second and The meet was officially opened by Lieutenant-Governor A. P.

McN'ab, who was introduced by Bill Reader. Mayor A. C. Ellison, Aid. A.

M. Derby and D. B. MaeRae, editor of The Leader-Post, impressed upon competitors the importance of sportsmanship and urged them to give their best in events in which they were to compete. John Gray, supervisor of city playgrounds, presented The Leader-Post shield to Stan Walters, supervisor of Broad street playgrounds.

Winners of the various age classes were presented with crests by Steve Maneer, circulation manager. Standing Standing of the playgrounds at the close of the events was: Broad, 270; Lythe, 140; Grassick, 130; Mo-Nab, 100; Parkdale and Dewdney, 80; V-Eight, 60; Connaught, 50; Broder, 50; Victoria, 40; Maple CN.lt. VYKATHKR ORMKRVATIOMft Btatlona along the Canadian National line reported weather condttiona at o'clock Monday morning aa foliowa: Boya. 12-13, 410-yd Firat heat: 1. L.

10 for third. ReaaHa Bo. 1S-1T, one mile final Georie McDonald. Lythe: 2. O.

Brooke. Belve which took advantage of safe conduct through the opposing lines, were en route to Shanghai aboard a Japanese transport Elsewhere on the central China front Japanese guns boomed again after a long silence. The Chinese admitted the invaders had occupied Siaohsien, 17 miles southwest of Hsuchow in Honan province. Heavy casualties were mid to have been inflicted on guer clear i.ia Kaoviue, cicy. zua dere: 3.

J. Kaiardeau. Broad, eecond heat: Ja trip abroad with IpMni.li Kriria Lamttman. clear 2a 1, O. Gouk, Haultain; 2.

K. McHugb, Maple Leai: 3. C. Borae. Dewdnev.

Talmage, cldy. aero Finale: 1, Lyle McDonald: 2, George Banderaon, Parkdale; 2, Wallace Barr. Lythe: M. Loucks. Eight.

Time: 3 mm 47 aec Girlj, 1S-IT, three-quarter mile 1. Joyce Cowan, Broad; 2, Mllly Warwick, Oraaalck; S. Beaaie Phlllipa, Eight Time: 3 40 aec. Gouk; 3. Gordon Brooke.

Time: 53 aec. Adults lie -TH p.m. TODAY 4NI? T( KSDA ONXT Adult CHARUB McCarthy EDGAR BERGEN la "Letter of Introduction 11 HIT MICHAEL HHALt-N NO. la "WUILK MEW YORK SLEEPS" oirla. 12-13, 440-yd.

Firat heat: 1. Klva Miss Bradna, only to And that he must immediately announce his engagement to a Kipling, clear, aero M'tmartre, clr. aero Craik, clear aero Baakatoon, clear 8b Dunblane, cldy. 10a Rtverhuret, cldy. oa Mawer, clear 5a M.

Jaw, clear, sero Melville, clear 6a Balcarrea, clear. 4b Edenwoid, clear ta Hanaell. Graaelck: 2. Rita La it hi. Park.

Added DeetaM Peek fartaan "DONALD'S GOLF UAME" "SHOOTING FOR PAR'' (Sportel WORLD NEWS OX OUR STAGE TONITE! Regina' Own "IS THAT SO?" QUIZ CONTEST Starta 1:10. I lube are) F1DIL10 VS. MAS11ERS Jack Lament, Mailer reremaole Rrondeaai aver CKX K. vteyburn, cldy. 10a.

Bengougn, clear 4a W' bunch, clear, 11a Carly le, clear Ketevan, clear, sera Pp. Valley, cldy. 7a Palmer, 8a Neidpatb, clear 5a Avonlea. cldy. 5a dale; 3.

Dorothy Hogan. McNab. Second neat: i. rncreea Mario. Victoria: 3.

Boya. 10-11. 100-yd. Firet heat, 1, Feniey Ackerman, Broder: 3, Duncan Flah- Maria Rockert. Mania Leaf: 3.

Loll Reece. Connaught. Flnala: 1, Lola Reece: 2. wealthy debutan- er. Lythe: 3, Huh Purdie, Dewdney.

Second heat: 1. birve Geber, Haultain: 2, rilla forces which held the town temporarily after ejecting the Japanese garrison. Tnereea Mario: a. Mane Rockert. Tn: 37 4-5 aec.

Boya. 14-15, 440-yd. Flnala: 1, Jack Mln. BEGIN. VYKATHKR 5:30 a.m.

Noon Temperature 3b 81 Added Hcintoaa, Broad: 3, Tom Melntyre, Mc Nab: 3. John Btavenaon. Dewdnev. Time: 'KARMVAHU SYMPHONY1 oo e-o aec. eaa Leaf, 30; Belvedere, 10; Haultain, 0, Barometer so.

10 30. 1 Precipitation 04 Nil Rum MclDtyre, Broad, 3, lot McDonald, Connaught. Final: 1, D. Father: 2, V. Ackerman: 3, 8.

Oeber. Time: IS aec Oirla. 10-11, 100-yd. Firat heat: 1, Ruth Ryan, Broad: 2, Mildred Arthur, Haultain: 3, Dorothy Orbean, Broder. Second heat: 1, Vivian Purdie.

Dewdney; 2, Hattle Kaiser, Maple Leaf; 3, Dot Parkin. Victoria. Final: 1. Ruth Ryan; 3, Mildred Ryan; 3, Vivian Purdie. Time: 13 4-9 aec.

Olrta. 14-15. 440-vd Firet hrali 1 Alice Crawford, Broad; 3, Helen Cherail, Connaught; 3, Ruth Buck, Dewdney. Joyce Cowan, of Broad street playground, led the girls' winners Condition of Roads with a total of 90 points, while Tom Road condition renorta trom the Saakat- Mclntyrc, of McNab, led the boys chew an Motor club taken from the bulletin iaeued by the lovemment toiulat bureau Monday are aa foliowa; Boya, 12-13 Firat heat: 1, Lyle McDonald, Lythe; 2, Eric Mcilugh, Maple Leaf; 3, J. Kaiardeau, Broad.

Hecond ATTENTION H-Tenliht the Seat pablle annenneement at the Klnnera at the UM.OOe Movie gala Central will he made trom aur etair. with a total of 80 points. TONIGHT AT 8:80 PJtl. WINNERS OF THR MOVIE 111 IS CONTEST WILL HE ANNOUNCED I Winners of The Leader-Post heat: 1. O.

Gouk. Haultain: 2, O. Brooke, L. "5 father to go bank-Bradna rupt Miss Bradna, always the practical Parisienne, convinces him to become engaged while she, in order to avoid separation, takes a job as maid in hts family's home. Supporting cant Includes Irene Hervey and Mary Carlisle.

"Arrest Bulldog Drummond," starring John Howard, is the second feature. Notice in the Rose town. Sack Kagte: "The He-Girls club meet Thursday in the Blue Room to take up the question What did Nelson Eddy see In that woman?" no. i aait: I'pen to woleeley only. No.

weat: Ooen ana lair tn Alberta Belvedere; 8, G. Lynch, connaught. Final border. neat: Lyie McDonald: J. ueorga uoua; 3, Gordon Lynch.

Time: 2V 4-a aec. Otrla. 12-13 Firat heat: 1, Ttaereaa Mark), Victoria; 1, Doria Mann. Eight; 3. Maria Rockert, Map! Leaf.

crests in girls' group were: Class 10-11 years 1, Ruth Ryan, Broad; 2, Mildred Arthur, Haultain; 3, Vivian Purdie, Dewdney. Class 12-13 years 1, Theressa Mario, Victoria; 2, Lois Priece, Connaught; second heat: 1, Theima Gertemao, Haultain; 2, Betty Rogan. Graaelck; 3. Beatrice Watmore. Parkdale.

Finals: 1, Betty Rogan; 2, Helen Cherail. Oirla, 16-17, 410-yd Flnala: 1, Joyce Cowan, Broad; 2, Mllly Warwick, Graaelck; 3, Doreen Dixon, McNab. Time: 83 aeca. Boye. 1.1T.

440-yd, Finals: 1, George Banderaon, Parkdale; 2, M. Loucka, Eight; 3, Daanig. Broad. Time: 51 aec. Boya.

14-15, 80-yd. Flnala: 1. Tom Melntyre, McNab; 3, Jack Mclntoan, Broad; 3, John Btavenaon, Dewdney. Time: 1 67 eec. Girls.

14-13, 380-yd. Firat heat: 1. Alice Crawford, Broad: 3. Theima Gerta-man. Haultain: 3, Beatrice Watmore, Parkdale.

Second heat: 1. Ruth Buck. Dewdney; Helen Cherail. Connaught: 3, Noreen Dutton. Flnala: 1, Alice Crawford; 3, Theima Oertaman; 3, Beatrice Waunora.

Time: 3 IT 3-5 aec. Second heat: 1. Elva Hanaell. Graaelck: 3, Lola Reeca, Connaught: 3, Rita No. Monte Jaw south to ArdUl Moss-bank and Oravelbourg, open.

No. 4: Fawabla Swift Current south to boundary and north to Roaetown. Noa. and 3V: Open and fair to Way-burn, Estevan and Portal. No.

33: Open Regina to Stoughton. No. 39: From Corlnne to Mooaa Jaw paaaable. No. 47: Eatevan aouth to Noonan, open.

Ail other highways in 6aakatchewan reported blocked. Eva Hanaell Laignt. parkdale. Final: 1 Maria Rockert Time 3, Eva Hansell, Grassick. Class z.

Tereaa Mano; 3, 33 aeca. 14-15 years 1, Alice Crawford, Bova, 14-15 Final: 1, Tom Broad; 2, Theima Gertsman, Haul tain; 3, Doris Wilson, Grassick. Melntyre, McNab: 3. John Stevemon Dewdney; 3. Douglas Moffat.

Maple Leaf. Time: 27 1-5 aec. Girla, 14-15 Firet beat: 1 Class 16-17 year 1, Joyce SWIFT CURRENT Photo Display Will Be Open Two More Nights The public is finding a wealth of material for study and enjoyment in the International salon now on view at Regina college. This salon is collected by the National Gallery of Canada and exhibited through the courtesy of universities across Canada. At least seven different processes were noted, all of highly artistic and pleasing lines, with a variety of tones ranging from greatest delicacy to rich full depth of contrast.

There is a great variety of subjects, the general study class being well represented; there are also some One examples of still life and abstract design. Among the splendid examples of landscape work may be mentioned those of Alex. Keighly, Yorkshire, England, who shows "Village Assembly, Morocco," and "The Canal, Skipton." Leonard Misonne, of Belgium, shows a study of open country in "Ruts." This picture captures a One effect of open air and distance. For those who like cats there are three interesting examples, "Puss," by A. S.

Archer, Woodstock, being a particularly fine study. There are several studies by Dr. Julian Smith, Australia, noted for masterly handling of character studies. Dr. L.

O. Saunders, Saskatoon, has three STARTS nnBtBtaBBem TUfcSUAY i rW0W! THAT MEANS GRANDMA AND mi HAVE TO TURN OVER IN OUR it fjfct i.ttJLt s) SMml Intatfc 'WaW I I vVf RAILWAYMAN Regina Ski Club THE clever boys who seise on all film anachronisms should be warned that when Merle Oberon says "brilliantine" in "Wuthering Heights" it is deliberate. The word is fifty years younger than the Eastern Visitors At Supper Dance RITES FOR TREGARVA MAN Services were held at Speers' chapel Saturday afternoon for Walter Miles Shaw, 27, well known Tregarva farmer, who died in Re IS PROMOTED At Prince Albert Appointment of C. F. Gwyn, story's period, but Merle can't manage to make "pomade" sound like Reginans failed to place in the There were visitors from eastern gina Thursday.

Rev. Mr. Turner, night yardmaster for the Canadian Pacific Railway at Swift Current, Canada at the supper dance of the "pomade" for the r-nnd track. Saskatchewan ski championships, held at Prince Albert over the to the 'position of general Hotel Saskatchewan Saturday yardmaster at Brandon, was weekend. The Regina Ski club wa night They were: Charles T.

announced Monday. Mr. Gwyn represented by Hilda Gee. Max Smith, Windsor, and Lucie Roy, a a iAUwt odd (and Intriguing) title: "Old Mrs. Leonard and Her Machine-Guns." It stars Fay Bai liter.

a a of St Chads college, Regina, and Rev. S. P. Rondeau, Lumsden, officiated. IiUerment was made In Regina cemetery at 2 p.m., Monday afternoon.

Rev. Mr, Turner conducted the services at the graveside. His wife, Vera Mary, and two children, Buddy and Cor succeeds S. McNaughton, who has Montreal. Miss Helen MacPherson Vimlnitz and Shorty Satre.

Other club members attended a specta was a guest from Winnipeg and been appointed assistant superintendent for the company at Cran-brook, succeeding Joseph W. Nelll, tor. Mies Kay Rennie from Edmonton. In one party were Mr. and Mrs.

M. The new champion: Men' coss country 1, C. Soder- retired on pension. inne, survive. J.

Eagleson, who were married D. C. Hartley, transportation COM EON' should write a poem about "Whistling Jack" Mounts. He can make trees, too. As witness this story which he swears is the truth, so help him, and which fellow workers at Warner Bros, studi Saturday, and Mr.

and Mrs. Nell Scott clerk In the office of H. J. Main, strom, Prince Albert; 2, E. Olaf-son, Prince Albert; D.

Olives, Saskatoon. Moose Jaw, general superintendent A delectable looking birthday Ladi en1 cross country 1, H. So- for Saskatchewan, has been promoted to the position of night yard- cake, with white frosting and three pink candles, proved a disappoint derstrom, Prince Albert; 2, V. lin os corroborate. master at Swift Current, succeeding MOOSE JAW SOCIAL "We were making 'Robin Hood" ger, saskatoon; 3, K.

Hyatt, Prince Albert. Mr. Gwyn. examples of finished work. This collection of prints comes from the four corners of the globe; from at Cliico, California.

One day the These appointments become effec Junior cross country 1, B. Ly- director picked out a location tive March 1. ment when Andy McDermott, guest of honor at a table for 14, attempted to cut it. The cake was a fraud, the centre being of some extremely-hard, metallic substance, but the party wa a huge success. can, Saskatoon.

places as far apart as Hong Kong Men's Jumping 1, Jack Dixon. where the trees weren't thick enougrf'or big enough. He ordered me and the plasterer to make some and Budapest, Bombay and Berlin This Is an instance where represen (Leader-Post Moose Jaw Bureau) Revelstoke. B.C.; 2, O. Tallofeon, Prince Albert; 3, E.

Ronnie, Prince Albert. STERLING TRUSTS REPORT Increased earnings, strengthened reserve and satisfactory growth in MOOSE JAW, Feb. G. L. Kroshus, Anfiniboia, was a Moose Others present were: Mr.

and and have 'em ready for the next day, Well, we went to work. We tatives of the U.S.S.R, and Germany appear in complete accord and to the admiration of all onlookers. The salon will be open Monday Free style Jump-1. O. Tallofson: worked like the devil all that day and all that night.

But we got the Jaw visitor en route to Saskatoon. Artists appearing on the program 2, Ross McMillan; 3, Jack Dixon. guaranteed trust aocount, are features of the 27th annual report of The Sterling Trusts Corporation Mrs. Granville Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Ken Guest, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Me-Rae, Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. O. A.

Fitz, Mr. and Mrs. W. Milne, Mr. and Mrs.

M. D. Fltzmaurlce, Mr. and Mrs. Dave and Tuesday from 7:30 to 10.

At a banquet In the evening fol trees ready. of the "Moose Jaw At Home," at lowing the championships, Orvllle covering the fiscal year ended Dec. "The next day when the company went to work In that plaster and which Dr. Harris Johnstone and Mr. Johnston were honored Fri KODson of the Regina Ski club out paint forest we had a visitor on the lined hi club's activities and stated 31, 1938.

Net profits, after providing for interest on guaranteed trust funds and management expenses "ARREST TTOD. 11 BULLDOG 1 i tot ta "oe FmFTmT'WFJWWWT Shaw, F. L. Bastedo, K.C., and set, a big, heavy-set woman who day night were: C. M.

Nixon, Howard Large, Mrs. Gerald Hall, Arthur Bchn, Miss Majorle Goodfel- sat around all day taking notes. Mrs. Bastedo, Mr. and Mr.

W. C. McNamara, Mr. and Mrs. G.

A. J. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.

T. Lock- that hi club intended Joining the Ski association next season. Saskatoon, Prince Albert and Mount Nebo are the present members. Late In the afternoon she left but came back In about half an hour low, Miss Shirley Steele and Miss Peggy McDonald. a hart, Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Brown, it wa also made known that with the sheriff, she had a warrant against me, charging cruelty to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spohn. ADDRESS GIVEN BY VIPOND FOR CLUB At the meeting of Electa Y.W.

C.T.U, member of Murray Cath-cart's Young Men's Bible class of Metropolitan church were special guest. The meeting was at the home of Mrs. G. R. Dolan.

Rev. F. E. Vipond was speaker and discussed the meaning of temperance in relation to helpful and harmful things. He pointed out that it was important to form good habits so that it would be second nature to Mr.

and Mrs. Don McLennan, Mr. birds and animals. She was a mem John L. Clayton, Swift Currant, is guest of his mother, Mrs.

E. A. Shorty Satre, the Instructor In Regina, had been presented with a life membership by the club. her of the Audubon society, she and Mrs. T.

C. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lome McDougall.

Clayton. as said. And do you know what the amounted to $38,322.87, compared with $33,205.95 in the year 1937. Adding to the year's profits, surplus brought forward from Dec, 31, 1937, the total available for appropriations was $70,797.22. Depreciation and taxes absorbed $7,143.53, and dividends $19,753.05, while $25,000 was transferred to reserve fund, leaving a balance of $18,900.64 to carry forward into the new year.

Liquid assets, made up of cash, government and municipal bonds, total the sum of $447,599.69, or 135 percent of total deposits. Regina visitors included: Mr. and Mr. and Mr. E.

H. Petersmeyer, cnarge was about! Well, It was Mrs. Orville Robson, Mr. and Mr. Mr.

and Mr. W. D. Cheney, Mr, The annual dance of the General Hospital Alumnae association was and Mrs. J.

Morrison, Mr, and Mrs this. The darn woodpeckers around there had been trying to drill Into my plaster trees all day long and K. W. Beath, Mr. and Mr.

Colin held Friday in the Rose room under the convencrshlp of Miss Beat- A. Satre, Misses M. Robson, Jean McGregor, Ellen Cameron, Peggy Green, Beryl Pym, Olive Dunn, Jean Cowan, Hilda Gee, Flo Lutx, Messr. C. Cowhlg, O.

Kaad, L. Rennie, Mr. and Mr. Arthur Top tie. Refreshments were served un they'd worn their bills right down to the stump.

But me end the plasterer got out of It all right. The ping, Mr. and Mrs. George M. do right.

Mies Marjorie Town-send, president of the Electa club, presided. Miss Eleanor Dolan sang der the direction of Miss Marjorie Harle, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Daeg, oermiaume, Slater. L. Thorn judge said it was the birds' fault, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hlndle, Mr.

ton, W. Lockhart, J. Holmes, P. two songs and Miss Enid Morrison and Mrs. A.

G. E. Robbin. Rose, G. Gooderidge, D.

Boner. M. Mader. Master of ceremonies was J. D.

Gray. Attending were; Mr. and Mr. Emerson Earle, Eva Nichols, C. E.

Musgrave, Mr. and Mr. S. Hampson, H. K.

Bidwell, gave a reading. In addition to those mentioned, the following Misses Hilda Wylle, Marian viminitz, k. Smallacombe, W. Main, J. Reld, L.

Walberg, J. Thornton, C. Sjole, Burnlce Wil were special guests: Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cathcart, Miss H.

E. Vi Hams, Jean Buchan, Oullla Fitr- Joan Grayson, M. Bcattie, A. Rod not ours." 1 WKLLS RITES HELD Funeral service for Frederick S. Wells, 327 Smith street, were held Monday afternoon in Speers' chapel.

Rev. A S. Lord officiated and burial was made in Regina cemetery. pond, Mrs. W.

R. Morrison, Mrs. patrick, Mildred Bole, Jean Dor-nan, Bernlce Cowhlg, Jean Flett, COMMITTEES TO Betty Grudnitskl, Marguerite Mad- Anna Rankin, Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton and Miss Charlotte McCallum. In all 35 were present.

Quli Coateat man, E. Ward, F. L. Beattie, Mr. and Mr.

G. N. V. Davii, Mr. and Mr.

J. Hart, Lorna Dash, Thornton Johnstone, Mr. and Mr. J. D.

Gray, Small, O. McNab Mr. and Mr. A. P.

Burton, F. Grainger, son, Neta Nixon. Dorothv Lock- ALICE FAYE IB Another Grand Musical Romance 'You're a DIRECT WORK hart, Bernice Wood, Marjorie Winners Announced Tonlihl IN K.C. DRIVE Matheson, Betty Benwell, Alice Johnson, Hazel Rodlne, Margaret Earl McNabb, A. F.

Riley, W. swayse, Marjorie Gordon, Dora Cooper, Mr. and Mr. Norman Organisation of a new religious Bourne, Marjorie Fawcett, Mary and fraternal crusade will be con Mcleod, Helen Underhakke, Georn Buckley, Viv Patterson, Les Hammond, G. Fletcher, H.

Fletcher, Mr, and Mrs. Banks, A. Cheney, Holden, Marjorie McKenzie, Trixle tinued by Regina members of the Knights of Columbus crusade this week. Joining In an international campaign of the order the Regina Davey, Joyce Charlton, Marjorie John E. Orr, M.

Cheney, Hec Bale, Sweetheart L. Cheney, L. Schwenneker, L. Mc Cool, Bill Gusa, Viola Coventry, Mr. (Urn.) Vye, Bertha Benson, Muriel Perry, Grace Davis.

Dr. George Currie, Dr. J. Mc-Cutcheon, Dr. T.

Sullivan, Dr. J. and Mrs. Meiklejohn. R.

W. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. council 1 sponsoring a series of lecture by Catholic clergymen and will name committees for parish work in efforts to increase Interest Llnd, Marj Mader, Art Guthrie, Marj Henderson, Lindsay Bradley, TTTt jl "Over The I wM Walr I IAKHI By YVardrn Melntyre. Dick Priest, J.

Lyman Potts, Maurice Schull, Charles Dunn, Elmer Roundine. Frank In the organization's Christian jus Marj Patteson, Floyd Dash, Mr. and Mr. W. D.

Nichols, Mr. and tice aims. Already a central committee has been set up with A. J. Letourneau, Mrs.

W. S. Hodgkinson, Mr. and Mrs. F.

Lewry, Mr, and Mr. Hotting, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gray, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Wllks, Mr. and -v4 tn 1 1111 deputy grand knight, aa chairman, and committeemen for several branches of activity. Mrs. G.

Viiicer, Mr, and Mrs. F. 8, Kernaghan, Gerald Fayrnl, Ed. Greisdsle, Jack Gordon, Jack Fal-kenburg, Hugh Lance, Norman Whit more, R. J.

Gammic, Stan Glover, Dave Innes, Granet Grant, Karl Petersmeyer, Edgar Petersmeyer, Willis Williams, Alton Dahlstrom, Bob Stevenson, Noel Buckley, John Mallow, Dick Johnstone, Andy McDermott, Harold Batty, Jack Hirsch, Robert Clements and Harry Paulln. Aim of the International crusade Best, Alleen Vandruff, Myra Reld, W5EH 9 Youbp Kame EJgo When the new 1939 "Who's Who" Classified Business and Professional Directory comes off the press soon, will your name be found among the progressive merchants listed there Most of the elert, representative business and profession- al people of Regina are already listed they are making it easy for the buyer to find their place of business by co-operating with The Leader-PoRt in the publication of this new "WHO'S WHO" Classified Business and Professional Directory 4 HANDY reference guide of the business and pto- fessional men and women, Organization and Institutions of the City. ALPHABETICALLY arranged as to classification and name, and set in uniform style type so that the information may read at a glance. PUBLISHED first in The Leader-Post and re-issued in book form wtth a GUARANTEED FREE DISTRIBUTION into the homes and business houses of the City. ONLY A SHORT TIME LEFT TO HAVE YOUR NAME INCLUDED IN THIS REPRESENTATIVE WORK THE COST IS VERY SMALL If you have not received an invitation to cooperate, or if your name is not listed in the telephone book as a business telephone, get in touch with the directory department now BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE I PHONE 5215 Directory Dept.

The LEADER-POST Tonight! of 2,500 North American councils Ross Vandruff, Ross Findlay, Gibson, A. Evans, L. Currie, A. of the order is to continue study and action on papal encyclical concerning the social order. Ac Edgar, Bert MacDougall, A.

F. Ir win, Thomson, Alex Burt, Mag cording to a K. of headquarter Gusa, Jack Emerson, Bert Kerr, Jean Best, Lola Edwards, Gordon Kirkland, Jean Sinclair, Dean Wil CATHEDRAL MISSION son. A one-week mission for the a a a women of Holy Rosary pariah started Sunday morning with Father Mr. and Mrs.

N. R. Craig and THE FIRST PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT of the WINNERS 'of the $250,000 MOVIE QUIZ CONTEST their daughter, Nancy, have re Colman Hannon and Father Ditnlel turned to their home in the city Maher, from the Passlonlst Order after a vacation in United States. of Chicago, conducting services. release, the crusade will deal with "false notions about social welfare, economic security, labor and capital and the Insidious encroachment of Communism into these fields." The order urges not only study of these problem but hold that "there must be applied corrective measures that go to the source, and do much In arousing public consciousness to the need of applying Christian principles to their solutions." An important meeting of Regina members will be held in the K.

of C. clubrooms tonight. Three masses are being said every VARIETY CONCERT morning, at 8:30, 7:15 and 8 o'clock Special inatrurtions with short ser mons will be given at th first and A variety concert will be presented by Metropolitan Young Peo last mass each day. Evening ser ples club in church Wednesday, March 8. Miss Winnifred Brown, It's a Mild.

Ctni Surest Smoke vices are being held at 7:30 o'clock. A similar misHion for th men of the parish will begin next Sunday. president of club, Is in charge. at the FOLLOWING THEATRES in am pipe! It 1 1 1 UKU aft ft I aIAara. m.

nAflui dLAL'iiuni ruukii joi VrLB. "LOK-TOP" TIN Mr ssclwei Pocket Tint 1(k Metropolitan Capitol txGrand Roxy Ol'T OF RESPECT TO JOHN J. GLASSF0RD A BELOVED FRIEND AND ASSOCIATE lb Office and Yards of The Hodge Coal Co. Will be closed between the hour of and 8, Monday, February 17 KKONAU MAN DIES Daniel F. Berger, 67, farmer of the Kronau district, died in Regina after an Illness of about one month.

Born In Russia, came to Kronau in 1912, He leaves hts wife, Elisabeth, one daughter, Patricia, both at home. A sister, Mrs. Joseph Qottselig, live in Windsor, and a brother, Jacob, in Germany. Funeral services were held Monday st 10 sm. tn the Llttls Flower Roman Catholic church.

Msgr. Jsnssen oMlclated and burial was In Regina cemetery. Ar YOU One of Ihe 5.404 Prise Winner? ATTEND YOLK THEATRE TONIGHT.