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LIGHTTNG-UP TIME 6.23 p.m' Yesterday's Weather Maximum temperature G9.2 Minimum temperature »u Rainfall 0.19 inches Tide Table For Feb. Sunshine n hours High Low Date Wate Water Sun- Sun- a.m. pjn. ajn. pjn. rise aet (A forecast oi today's weather was 2 10.37 11.00 4.28 4.56 ' 7.13 5.53 not available from the Bermuda 3 .11.10 11.39 5.08 5.28 7.13 5.53 mhe Meteorological Station last night.j VOL. 33 — NO. 27 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1953 6D PER COPY
Hundreds Killed As Worst Gale Of Meeting Protests Order m Century Rages In Western Europe; m To 3 Portuguese To Quit >v- *W& Bermuda After 10 Years Sea Walls Smashed; Shipping Sunk A meeting of Portuguese in the Colony last night decided that a protest should be lodged with the Portuguese Minister of Foreign Affairs and with the Board of Immigra LONDON, February 1 (Renter).—Screaming winds today ripped a path of death and destruction across parts of tion in Lisbon against an order by Bermuda's Immigration western Europe and the sea around it, driving thousands fr om their homes, causing floods and shipwrecks and cutting Board that three men—two married and one single—must key communications. leave the Colony. The meeting was told that the men have From Britain, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany and France came reports of the worst gales in living, clean records, and if they are compelled to return to the memory. With the storm still raging it was impossible to estimate the numbers killed or maimed. A death roll of over Azores the local Portuguese vice-consul, Mr. Frank Medeiros, 200 has been recorded during yesterday and today in Britain alone. with the backing of a large proportion of Portuguese in the At least 22 ships were reported in distress, overdue or wrecked in the North Sea, which separates Britain from Colony, will ask the Portuguese Government in Lisbon to Western Europe. 4 halt entirely the emigration of Portuguese to Bermuda. ' In the Irish Sea rescue craft battled in a vain search for survivors from the 2,694-ton British ferry steamer Prin- The meeting was'held in the Vasco da Gama Club, where cess Victoria, which sank yesterday. A death toll of 133 passengers was announced—one of the. worst disasters in recent j over 200 Portuguese from all walks of life in the Colony British maritime history. heard speeches in Portuguese by Mr. Medeiros, who later Parts of Holland and Belgium were inundated to a depth of nine I gave reporters present an outline of his address; Captain feet. A state of emergency was Armando Lorenza, master of the Portuguese ship Luso; the declared when the gale lashed j Rev. Antonio Janeiro, the Portuguese priest in the Islands, sea-shattered coastal defences and U.K. Worried By Reportf^,^ and an address in English by Monsignor J. N. Theriault. surged inland, bringing ruin to centuries of toil. Waves poured Mr. Medeiros explained to the press that the three into such towns as Rotterdam,. Portuguese men, one with a wife and daughter, another with Flushing and Willemstad. Of U.S. Formosa Plait!Saturday Night two daughters and the third single, came to Bermuda in Rotterdam police said that the 1941-1942. „,u __ situation in Holland's second city (Special Through Reutwi Police refused yesterday te They had worked since their was "critical." „ ... give details of a reported ] arrival for the Department of Reports from all stricken areas LONDON, Feb. 1.—The Foreign Officials declined to go on i Works at the Harrington Sound spoke of difficulties in coping with Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, record with any official comment armed robbery on Saturday' Quarry. the disaster. All telephone com- would protest in the strongest but there was no mistaking their night in which it is under Last year when an accident munications were cut between terms to the U_S. Secretary of concern over the rumoured stood Mrs. H. J. Caro, of occurred at the quarry they re- Brussels and Belgian coast areas. State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, decision. Privately, the view was "D e e p w a t e r." Harrington ' quested insurance against further expressed that there was little Dykes at Le Zoute and nearby when he arrives here on Tuesday, Sound, was* held up at the > accidents. Ibis was refused and Lekkerbek were breached and against any contemplated Ameri- to gain in a military sense and I the men were told they could point of a gun, bound and j basements of buildings flooded. ran use in the Far East of Chinese much tolos e politically. j either return to their work at the Along the east coast of England troops from Formosa, it was British fears of {he outcome robbed of jewellery said ot be quarry face on the same con centre partly on the future of worth between £10,000 and, J ditions or work on the ground for at least 20 bodies had been found reliably stated today. I less wages with one month's by rescue workers today but it I The British goal in the Orient, Hong Kong, whose position as £15,000. . Britain's most distant-outpost in I notice, Mr. Medeiros said. was feared many more were dead. Foreign Office officials said, re- Tbe men would not accept the Five persons were killed in | mains unchanged—to keep the the Pacific makes her vulnerable Mrs. Caro could not be con-' gales which lashed the Rhineland Korean War confined to Korea. to possible Communist retaliation, taeted for information lastj conditions and quit their jobs. Tbey were then requested by and brought bombed ruins crash Every British newspaper yes 8110(11 night, but The Royal Gazette] a move might tend to alienate the Board of Immigration to leave ing down in nearby Emery, while terday carried in a top position was unofficially informed that' heavy snowstorms and high winds under large headlines reports countries like India and Pakistan, the Islands and return to tbe swept the Swiss Alps. from Washington tbat the new and South East Asia, from the I*"* robbery was com Azores. Mr. Medeiros wrote to the local Eisenhower Administration is anti-Communist front. Continued oa Page 3 IN FRANCE considering "unfreezing" For Board of Immigration asking why In France the high tide .at noon Further, it underlines the ' o the men and their families should mosa. The reports said that tbe conflict raging in the United flooded Dunkirk suburbs. Several American Seventh Fleet may be be requested to leave, and seek families were evacuated from Nations on whether the Com Senior Training School ing permission for them tostay . withdrawn fromi Korean waters. munist regime in China should be houses bordering the canals ring Tbe fleet has been detailed to Monsignor Theriault also peti ing tbe French port. Telephone recognised as the sole legal Escapees Still Free tioned the board on their behalf. guard the Chinese island from authority. A lawyer did likewise. lines were torn down and harbour attack bom the Chinese Reds on Britain has long advocated that Infing i*Kenneth Pitcher and ; lights were swept from jetties. the mainland. her example should be followed REQUESTS REJECTED Kenneth William Smith, ..wfaj| All the requests were turned SHIPS IN DISTRESS British newspapers said the in recognising the Peking escaped from the Senior Tn_pudjp< . Tne Governmentv and that the Caem t down with the explanation that Ships of all nationalities fought reports are "alarmihsc School o ver a week a go, were • the men were not wanted back at a battle with mountainous seas papers charged that the propose)} munists should be admitted to the still, at liberty last night, the American action was kept secret United Nations. the quarry and consequently must and 100-mile-an-hour gales in tbe police reported. A "reward of leave. North Sea. Throughout tbe day a from the British. Further, tbe British believe that £ 10 is being offered for Informa stream of distress signals reached tbe Seventh Fleet move might "We hope that as a result of AMERICAN SHOW tion leading to their recapture. this meeting the Board of Immi British and Dutch ports. The Foreign Office sidestepped spread the war beyond Korea. In The police reported no acci- ] no circumstances, it is felt, would gration will reconsider the mat Off the west coast of the Hook the charges that the British had dents yesterday but said they had ter and allow the people to re of Holland the 6,000-ton Danish not been consulted. "Formosa is the Americans allow the Chinese been busy with sailors, both Communists to invade Formosa— main in Bermuda. This is not a steamer Vannan, drifting east an American show," a spokesman British and American, who were threat but if tbey are not allowed wards out of control, sent out a Continued on Page 2 said. described as "slightly exuberant." NEW STAINED GLASS WINDOW. — Standing beneath the stained glass window dedicated to stay we shall protest to tbe distress signal for help. Portuguese Government," Mr. The 8,624 - ton Panamanpan yesterday at the Cathedral are (left to right) Canon A. L. Burrell, His Lordship the Bishop, Mr. Medeiros stated. motor tanker Barbara Ann, re Rae Simpson of Toronto, Peter Simpson and Mrs. Simpson. (See story below.) He said it was time the Board porting from the same region, had of Immigration clarified the posi- a bad leakage in ber main pump- Bermuda-Born Spiritualist tion with regard to contract room and one of her tanks. The For Cathedral Portuguese labour. Why, he ask British tanker Norrisia, 8,246 tons, Consecrates New ed, were the Portuguese not was standing by to give assistance. "X AT . TT 11 1 TT 11* UJNMJLfUiei n treated in the same fashion as Another British ship was stand other aliens brought to tbe C«l- ing by the 2,852-ton London- ony on contracts. Portuguese who came to Ber Continued on Page 4 Makes Hollywood Headlines Bishop Dedicates New Preceptor/ of muda on contract between 1920 O——— A Bermuda-born man, Mr. years ago, was a member of the vealed tohi m that he would come Knights Templar and 1931, on expiry of their con Samuel Syrenus Hayliager, is Bermuda contingent of the Royal to America and devote his life in tracts were allowed to establish making headlines for himself in Garrison Artillery, according to the service of God and to his themselves in other businesses Channel Steamer Los Angeles,- Calif. The maga- Major P. L. Lightbourn, who re- fellow man.'" Stained Glass Window Mr. Alexander R. Cunningham, Grand Prior of the great Priory and tohav e the same rights as zine Ebony, widely circulated presents ex-members on the War Ebony goes on to state thatthe \ other citizens of Bermuda. among America's Negro popula- Pensions Commission. It is not Rev. Heyliager, as he is some- / . . of Knights Templar of Scotland, Sinks With Loss arrived in Bermuda recently on From 1981 to 1951 no contract tion, claims that Mr. Heyliager, a known if this Mr. Heyliager was times known, is causing consider- A new stained glass Window was dedicated in the was produced until the Portu spiritualist, is exciting more talk a relative of his namesake in Los able debate. Described as an ex- Cathedral yesterday by His Lordship the Bishop, the Rt. j bis first vis»t to the New World guese emigrants landed. They Of 133 Lives in religious circles on the west Angeles. Harlem minister, Mr. Heyliager Rev. John Jagoe. It is the gift of Mr. Rae Simpson of Toronto to consecrate a new preceptory. I ^re asked* "to sig coast than anyone since the evan- Mr. Samuel Hey- practiceti!fS:Jr C he,f T!f The window depicts, in five scenes, the parable of the LUv Zl^HtmllJ^h.n3^ ? 1952 «"»*»«*> were sent to the | gelist Billy Graham took In any event t n f his liager left Bermuda while still g™1 JSl g^SE^«__SSS__ | »>«« built.
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drowned people in their beds and West Europeans Plan Reds Approve Trade submerged the countryside. PERSONAL & SOCIAL Hundreds Killed As Worst Gale Of The Belgian Red Cross set up Big Transport Pool Parleys For February an aid organisation throughout the A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. stricken area, in cooperation Charles Bidwell, of Ord Road, Century Rages In Western Europe; witb municipal administrations. PARIS, Jan. 31 (Reuter).— GENEVA, January 31 (JP). — Warwick, on Friday night at tb, Ministers from eight countries Mobile rescue units were set up. King Edward VII Memorial, The Soviet Union has agreed that Casualties were impossible to announced here tammy tbe first a conference to promote East- Hospital. The baby, who weighed practical steps towards the Sea Walls Smashed; Shipping Sunk estimate in the confusion. ten'pounds, will be christened. West trade in Europe be convened Among the hundreds of homes David Charles. Mr. and Mrs. creation of a "European transport at the end of February, Jt was and villas flooded was King pool to co-ordinate traffic by road, Bidwell also have a daughter, Show Place of Bermuda learned here today. Plans for Continued frwa Pase 1 Baudouin's near Le Zoute. Dianne. rail and waterway. such a conference were twice The French Transport Minister, registered steamer Bestwood, property to- destruction in one of Rati and road traffic was dis abandoned last year by the U.N. which radioed that the was listing Europe's worst disasters of therupte d throughout Belgium — by Mrs. Bidwell is the former Miss. M. Andre Morica, told a press Economic Commission because Ann White, daughter of Mr. and 2.30 7.00 9.20 conference after tbe three-day heavily 60 miles off the east coast century. The crisis worsened as the floods in the lowlands and by the Soviet Union and its satellites of England. the gale-driven tides surged snow storms in the hilly north Mrs. George H. White, of meeting that study groups would failed to answer an invitation to east. In some parts snow was up "Devonia," Pembroke. be formed to tackle transport The Indian steamer Jaleketu, through the breaches, many of * * * attend. 7,180 tons, radioed for immediate which were 100 yards long. The to six feet deep and rescue squads Their Courage problems. had to dig out stranded cars. Tbe Rev. Claxton Munro, rector, Efforts would be made to share assistance from a position 18 miles latest known death roll was 60, west of Terschelling Island, north but this was far below the real of St. Stephen's, Houston, Texas, maintenance costs ot interna Damage in. Holland is already is expected early this afternoon crashed open the gate* te French and German railway Holland. She reported ber steer figure. estimated at "dozens of millions tional road routes and to double UJ5. Army • resources were by Pan American World Airways tbe existing pool of 100,000 trucks. ing out of action and her port of guilders." the untamed Northwestl anchor carried away. placed at Holland's disposal dur Early today church bells and from New York. Mr. Munro will The Dutch ship Ota Agoeing ing tbe disaster period. A state wailing sirens aroused people hold a preaching and teaching. was rushing to the aid of the of emergency was declared in from their beds as white-capped sacred mission at St. Anne's.. HOWARD HAWKS' 1,660-ton Danish steamer Anna many parts of Holland and north waves poured over costal towns Church and St. Andrew's Mission, - Torm, who sent out distress sig west Belgium as floods raced and farm land areas reclaimed Southampton Parish, this'week. I nals and gave her position as 120 through towns and country. y°m *S*r sea by centuries of ef aaa miles north of Ijmuiden. In the city of Rottendam, once fort. Thousands of men hastened Mrs. Ruth Jones, tbe Most Deepdene Manor West of Den Helder, northern levelled completely by Nazi to the "battle of the breaches," Worthy Matron of' the General Holland, tbe Russian vessel Enisei bombers, tiie situation was offici bat broken road and rail com Grand Chapter of tbe East?rn radioed that she was in distress. ally called "critical." Tbe big munications handicapped work Star, was expected at 2 a.m. today The Unusual in Food—Service—Atmosphere The 7,639-ton Belgian steamer port of Ostend was isolated and ers trying to stem the relentless on a British Overseas Airways Luxembourg ran aground near The Hook, Holland's main sea sea. Telephone and cable — Corporation flight frotu New tbe Dutch port of Flushing. port for Britain, was being evacu lines between Holland and Bel York. She will be hefe for a LOBSTERS — STEAKS — CHICKEN ated. gium were cut. All ships have been asked tn In Belguim the worst hit dvkes week and hopes to ope"n a second look out for a Danish motor ship j were along tbe Scheldt River In parts of Zeeland water lapped chapter. I overdue at a north British port. estuary. Throughout tbe lowlands into the attics of houses and peo 0 For Reservations: 7166 - 7103 - 7600 Other ships were aground, police, firemen and volunteers nies took refuge on roofs and driven onto tbe rocks by the gales. treetops. Parts of the lowlyine GIBRALTAR, Jan. 31 (Reuter). went into action — directing —Units of the Home Fleet 'arrive* 35S3t« LOUTH, England, Feb. 1 (Reu traffic, caring for refugees and centre of Flushing were under ter).—Tidal floods sweeping from here today for combined exercises the North Sea today overwhelmed saggin=__g e3_defence?s againsSJXt th:e ser a SS.wa" s -<_=_£_-described a!s -"enorM- with the Mediterranean Fleet. The French Restaurant and a 16-mile stretch of England's mous. They will also take part in small- QUEEN VISITS STRICKEN scale exercises with ships of other. low-lyin:? east coast, leaving Queen Juliana left ~_£T£_tace bremehem'^hT S ri?ped •& thousands homeless. Flusluni North Atlantic treaty nations. OVSTER BAR and went to one of tbe worst «tr____T^__.>P . « g cars S» main \! At leau; -9 were known killed ^i^enareas,atDordr^\S!^^ t^s °™ as if and 40 persons — many of them of Rottendam. and found the city ^- «?- — Americans — were believed of 70,000 half under water. Ontbe north Holland island of TffF PDACC O All e lie Am f o* drowned at Hunstanton, Norfolk. The Dutch cabinet will meet megand, a hotel collaosed _nrt ***•• «»«**_» It Ail. crashed into the sea. At the little C* Twelve bodies had been found by tomorrow to decide on "measures Queen Street — Upstairs 6.30 • .m.. The U.S. has big air to meet the flood situation coast town of Kruiningen, on the V> bases In East Anglia. Belgium the ft^" ers 1 were^Sralffif11, ^°° persoas Open Daily 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. .As tbe populations of the wat awaiting rescue. Sundays included Hamilton Harbour threatened towns were evacuated, rescuers in boats worked fever Suggestions for Today . at East Broadway ishly to save families cut off by the sea. They reported many Barley Soup — Homemade 2/6.. KIRK DOUGLAS-DEWEY MARTIN LUNCHEON — — DINNERS bodies found, and always added: Tom Moore's Tavern Braised Turkey Wing's 8/- "Many more are' known to have Baked Meat Loaf 8/-' ELIZABETH THREATLARTHUR HUNNICUTT perished." "Famous for Fine Food" Families who had spent the Western Omelette 7/6- night on rooftops while the waters rose below them poured into this BERMUDA LOBSTERS OUR SPECIALTIES: Tuesday — Wednesday — Thursday Lincolnshire town today as Steaks — PRIME BEEF DANA ANDREWS—-DOROTHY McGUIRE Belmont Hotel refugees. Many had only bath robes over their pyjamas because at their best Sirloin, Tenderloin and Minute FARLEY GRANGER —PEGGY DOW tbe floods, striking rapidly, gave Southern Fried Chicken in SAMUEL GOLDWYN*S them only minutes in which to For Reservations Phone 7136 Pork Chops, Lamb Chops, Dancing Nightly escape. Sea Food, The river Ouse overflowed at 3312fwi "I WANT YOU" King's Lynn, not many miles from Cocktails, Highballs, Liqueurs • with Al Davis and his native orchestra Sandringham, where the Queen is 3S35'+m. SOMERSET alternating on TUESDAY and FRIDAY in residence. 8.15 ST. GEORGE'S 8.15 River water gushed through tiie YVONNE DeCARLO with the famous streets of the city of 24,000 CHARLES LAUGHTON persons in its worst flood in living Queen Mary Chapter JOHN IRELAND MAUREEN O'HARA TALBOT BROTHERS memory. Several elderly persons, LODE. FORREST TUCKER "THE HUNCHBACK unable to get out of their houses "HURRICANE SMITH" in time, drowned as the rapids CAVENDISH HALL, Devonshire and OF NOTRE DAME" gushed into their bouses. Reservations IN SOUTHEND ROBERT YOUNG and 'BEWARE MY LOVELY" No cover No minimum Water stood six feet deep in RUMMAGE SALE "THE HALF BREED" hundreds of bouses i.i the London issatm. 3SS9t_J».tki. ers' playground of Southend. Volunteers quickly formed gangs Tuesday, February 3rd to throw up sandbag walls but by at 10.30 ajn. LITTLE THEATRE 1 p.m. more than 1,000 were home 3542+n less. Thousands of refugees from TONIGHT Canvey Island at tbe mouth of the at 8.30 Thames bunked up like sardines in school buildings on tbe main land. Some were still wearing Held Over for Two FRED ALLEN-ANNE BAXTER pyjamas and ran sobbing from JEANNE CRAIN•FARLEY place to place, seeking missing More Weeks relatives. GRANGER-CHARLES LAUGHTON In the early afternoon 1,000 of tbe island's victims were evacu OSCAR LEVANT-MARILYN ated to London by train, with tbe HAL THORNTON few belongings they had had time to salvage. One of America's Leading One refugee, R. J. Silver ton, said that on tiie way out he saw Piano and Song Artistes people sitting on roofs waiting for somebody to rsecue them. with his "|tty Bitty" Ditties! GREGORY In the resort colony of Clacton Everybody wants to see 700 were rescued by boat after the RATOfF-lAlf ROBERTSON sea race through breaches in the TONIGHT seawall. DAVID WAYNE-RICHARD WIOMARK TBE HAGUE, Netherlands, and Every Night hi the Feb. 1 (Reuter). — Gale-lashed sea today tore wide gaps in the PLAYHOUSE dyke defences of tbe Low Coun COMBEY ROOM at tries, sweeping people, cattle and HARMONY HALL TODAY Gone With The Wind ti Double Feature *\l^ A- Also: Al Harris ond His Orchestra 2.30 and 7.45 Featuring Celeste STEVE COCHRAN and Complete! Intact! Exactly as Originally Shown! 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to make the half time score 3-1. take a pass. At half-time the Somerset Eagles Draw Early to the second half, Vivian PEMBROKE JUNIORS score was 3-2. Philpott, Eagles' inside left, took Second Division Rotherham With Key West Rangers the ball through toe Key West BEAT LIONS 10-F PAUL SCORES defence and scored to make to toe second half, the fourth if 3-2. Junior goal was scored by Lennie The Somerset Eagles held tbe P»uL centre forward, on a pass Upsets Newcastle In Cup; Kly West Rangers to a 3-3 draw Play continued back and forth Juniors And Key West from Ralph Mallory, the inside yesterday at the While Hill field, lor the next 23 minutes until the U**"* Eagles scored toe tying goal left. and thereby can be credited with The fifth goal came fronr .Walthamstow Tie Manchester an assist to the Pembroke Juniors when the ball was passed out to Share League Lead Harry Hunt, right winger, and he Henry Wilson, who was put who are now tied with tiie through on the left side on a _ JLONDON, January 31 (AP).—Shock results, among Rangers in league points. beat Burrows wito a long drive. While the Somerset Eagles were holding the Key West Ran pass from Lennie Paul. them the hotije defeat of defending champion Newcastle First goal of the game was Two minutes before the end, Key West were awarded another gers to a 3-3 draw at White HOI From a .corner kids, Wilson United, featured today's fourth-round games in the 1953 scored by the Eagles in the open field yesterday, the Pembroke centred the ball and Lennie Paul SIMCt 1144 ing minutes, when the ball was penalty for handling. This time Football Association Cup tournament. Leverock missed. Juniors came up into a First heac wi in to make it 6-2. put across the goal mouth by Earl Division B.F.L. tie with toe Key Ri^ht after tost, toe Juniors Newcastle was whipped, 3-1, by Simmons, the right winger and The teams: West Rangers by defeating the scored then- seventh goal from Second Division Rotherham Hubert Lambert was on the spot Somerset Eagles — V. Proctor; Cup holders, Devonshire Lions, another corner when Cheesey United, a team which includes a ST. GEORGE'S DEFEAT to put it to. J. Doers and M. Dowling; W. Hughes put in Leon Robinson's number of part-time pro foot Bean, E. Lambert and H. Lam by toe huge score of 10-2. ballers. Six minutes later, Earl Robin The game was played at the corner kick. Lennie Paul scored PANTHERS JUNIORS 6 -1 son put Calvin Simons through bert; E. Simmons, H. Simmons, toe eighth when Wilson's rebound Walthamstow Avenue, holders H. Hunt, V. Philpott and Sports Arena. Half-time score to tie up the game at 1-1. was 3-2 for the Juniors. from tne upright was tapped to of the Amateur Cup, also reached Seven minutes later the Key McDonald Simmons. by him: the heights with its 1-1 deadlock The first two goals were scored against Manchester United, Junior League Match Ends West had a penalty awarded to Key West Rangers — L. Bur for toe Juniors by Henry Wilson, Ttte ninth goal came from the them for handling and 'Russell rows; A. White and E. Durham; kicii off, toe ball going out to toe reigning champions of the English toe left winger, to toe first 15 Soccer League. Leverock scored to put !£ey West R. Leverock, J. Mallory and B. minutes of play wito two drives right winger. Cheesey Hughes, League Schedule For Year ahead 2-1. Trott; E. Smith, G. Dyer, C. Sim from the left wing. who centred and Paul scored. Two And Third Division Halifax Town eliminated its second A few minutes later, they mons, E. Russell and W. Rawlins. The third goal was headed in minutes later Paul scored his The St. George's Dinghy and were awarded ahother penalty for' The referee was Mr. Rubato by "Cheesey" Hughes who was hat trick and the last goal of the successive First Division Sports Club juniors completed handling. Again Leverock scored Elias. match heading ta Raynor's long opponent by edging Stoke City, their Bermuda Junior Football put through the middle. 1-0. In the previous round The Lions them roared back. jb. League season yesterday by i £<»»»»»»%+»»»»%%%%»M»IW»»»»»»Ml»»»»%»»%%»++»»»»M»»»«%+»»i» They scored toeir first goal The teams: Halifax put out Cardiff City. avenging the 6-0 thumping they through Wesley Robinson, tbe Pembroke Juniors—A. Spencer; Arsenal, the bookmakers* 8 to took from the Pembroke Panthers tt centre forward, who took a long K. Simmons and S. Augustus; L. 1 favourite to win the silver earlier this season, by defeating lob from the centre half and beat Bassett, S. Seymour and R. trophy, trounced Second Division the Panthers, 6-1, at the East Winston Churchill Spencer. Raynor; L. Robinson, A. Hughes, Bury, 6-2, and Bui nley eliminated End. Their second goal was scored L. Paul, R. Mallory and H. Wilson. Sunderland, 2-0. John Outerbridge and Derek by Earl Robinson, the left winger, Devonshire Lions—E. Brown; - Results oi today's English and Dempster eacb scored two goals ordered Two".;. who cut to from the left wing to W. Robinson and W. Richardson; Scottish soccer games: for the East Enders as they vir Erskine Robinson, E. Raynor and tually ran Panthers into the NOW YOU CAN OWN "THE PICTURE OF THE ERA" H. Spencer;" R. Dickinson, J. F.A. CUP—FOURTH ROUND ground. St. George's dominated Spence, Wesley Robinson, S. Ray Arsenal 6. Bury 2 play during the first half as they • . . the rare ond human portrait Paton & Baldwin and Earl Robinson. Aston Villa O, Brentford 0 of the Queen that the London Blackpool 1, Huddersfield 0 played with the wind at their Daily Mail called "a moment of The referee was Mr. Whitfield Bolton 1. Notts County 1 backs. After changing around, time wonderfully captured by the English Swan. Burnley 2, Sunderland 0 they still held the edge. camera, not for this generation Chelsea 1, West Bromwich 1 Sound defensive work by St. atone but for all posterity" Knitting Wool Everton 4, Notts Forest 1 George's broke up most of the V Fourth Round Cup Replays Panthers raids and gave Edwin . . . you've seen reproductions— Large variety of shades Halifax 1, Stoke 0 now ybu can own a fine quality Wednesday And Thursday Hull 1. 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OVALTINE OVALTINE BISCUITS Dainty and delightfully crisp, 'Ovaltine' Biscuits I are ideal for ait occasions. They an made from Buy By The Case and Save the finest ingredients, including a proportioa of The World's 'Ovaltine', and are deliciously nourishing. m The nest time yoa order 'Ovehine' remember to Best Nightcap include a packet Of 'Ovaltine* Biscuits as well. GOSLING BROS. LTD. You Witt enjoy their delicate and distinguished BARUCH Somerset Hamilton St. George Sold In airtight this by all Chemists and Stores. flavour. ; I 8141 2141 9110 IMPORTANT—Note that the large size ft sealed airtight packages. Queen St. Lt. 'Ovaltine' tin contains 16 ounces. 33t*&f AJA I 3S28tm. mamm THE ROYAL GAZETTE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1953 Page 7 rda^Mrs. Brock Park Retains Championship 3 And 1 %M*'>Hlt Flood; R. HaH> |d P Graystonjr- Rick Thick Sauce 1 Hayward (capitate] Defeats Mrs. Freeman After 'BERCANUS' INVITATION GOLF M. Katon and * r... cooked right along iood 36-Hole Match Saturday witb lean bacon pork t _ B Fleming; ftj Rego; B. Monrisod TOURNAMENTS ARE STARTED til the flavor goes deep I (captain) and I On tbe thirty --fourth hole, with This marks the third time in into tbe heart of every the Mid Ocean Clubhouse in the Iries, C. Babello, » succession that Mrs. Park won firm, tender bean! Isilva and 8- Souzl background, Mrs. Brock Park this tournament and it is interest EY HETLAND PACES MEN Mrs. Brock Park's 76 |e was Mr. Eri( sighted over the sand trap where, ing to note that the first woman she had played her ball. She was to win it, Mrs. Ruth Togerson, was AT MID OCEAN CLUB Medal At Riddell's Bay to play her third shot. Her playing a practice round just *IT:"D PORK opponent, Mrs. Bernard Freeman, behind the championship match, Mrs. Brock Park headed the rot,, Olympic and Nat a 4-handicap player from Inwood, Kirs. Togerson having arrived too Qualifies With 77 Sunday; field of 24 golfers invited, to par *TO SAUCt loxing champion. ^ Long Island, had whittled a four- late to participate in the. cham ticipate in the first Bercanus | correctional office hole deficit to one hole, had won pionship. Scotch Foursomes Today tournament tor ladies in their hal Training Schoq the last two holes in a row when Mrs. Freeman played tbe qualifying round played at the the defending champion of the steadier golf of the two in the The first triangular invitation Riddell's Bay Golf and Country Mid Ocean Ladies' Invitation 36-hole final while Mrs. Park, golf tournament to be played in Club yesterday. BEANS AND PORK tournament had three-putted. .whose woods were beautiful and Bermuda was started at the Mid The tournament is divided into Mrs. Park steeled herself and whose irons were played with Ocean Club course yesterday witb a championship flight of 16 and a made her shot. The ball came plenty of assurance, played more the qualifying round of the First Flight of 8. out of the trap and ran in a brilliantly. "Bercanus" tournament for men. The following are the pairings straight line for the pin. It was This tournament is played be ^Short-By about eight fee*. The cards: for the first round matches, with Par - 453 455 444—36 tween golfers of Bermuda, the qualifying scores in brackets: Mr*. Freeman was on the green 455 345 434—37 — 73 Canada and the United States. Championship Flight — Mrs in three as well. Her ball was Mrs. Park 453 455 344—S7 Yesterday's nlay was limited to Brock Park (76) vs. Mrs. M. A. Bookkeeping about the same distance from the 555 444 536—41 — W | the medal play qualifying round Gibbons (101); Miss Marie Martin "One Minute From The Ship" pin as Mrs. Park's, except that Mrs. Freeman 563 545 x55 and today the golfers will start (96) vs. Lady Meek (103); Mrs. her putt would be a downhill one 545 345 434—37 the ^tournament proper witb R. Torgerson (85) vs. Mrs. Your Means. where' Mrs. Park's Would be Scotch foursomes. McLeod Lightbourne (102); Mrs. English china, Danish cross-hill. Mr. Alec Mitchell Mrs. Park 444 545 346—39 Ev Hetland and Ford Hutchings S. J. Dicketts (100) vs. Mrs. G. measured the distance. Mrs. Park 665 356 —43 gave Bermuda tbe first two places Scribner (104); Mrs. J. Kane (84) was away by about one inch. She Mrs. Freeman 554 445 354—40 in the qualifying round and were vs. Mrs. L. Kimball (101); Lady porcelain, antique ond lined, jjp the putt and stroked the 555 445 —54 the only two to card leas than 80 Trimingham (99) vs. Mrs M. iglij electric ball. It ran straight for tbe bole tpinj imcM»_ Other results: over the rain-drenched, par-71 Given (103); Mrs. Tom Smith modern glass, choice and dropped in. Mrs. Freeman Championship Beaten FOOTS — layout. Hetland finished with a (87) vs. Mrs._Conway Trott (102); I»o b ti a c Is amd took -two putts to sink ber ball. 77 while Hutchings had a 79. I Mrs. M. Wilson (100) vs. Mrs. F. 9,999.99999. The match was over then. Lady Trimingham defeated Mrs. 18th century furniture, M. A. Gibbons 4 and 3. R. B. Scribner, of Rye, N.Y., E. Ward (105). Winning tbe hole gave. Mrs. led- the visiting golfers with an First Flight—Mrs. B. Evertee Park a dormie two and while First Flight—Mrs. J. E. Pear 82, good for third place. There antique china, silver man defeated Mrs. N. B. Dill 1-up. vs. Mrs. R. Lines; Miss E. Boker officially the match ended on tbe was a three-way tie for fourth vs. Mrs. S. Haug; Mrs. A. Mitchell next hole when Mrs. Freeman First flight Beaten Eights— place between Henry MacTavish, Mrs. G. Mettler defeated Mrs. vs. Mrs. B. Sadling; Mrs. R. R. and Sheffield plate. conceded the hole, the game was of Darien. Conn.. Reinert Torger- Young .vs. Mrs. Jack Tucker. really won on the thirty-fourth Alex Burrows 6 and 4. spn, of Forest" Hills, N.Y., and for Mrs. Park had by this time The prizes were presented to George Wardman, of Bermuda, Players are to arrange their restored her confidence. the winners by Lady Hood. each with 85. own starting times with their Hutchings had the best medal opponents. 0 an ideal, for- the first nine holes, finishing with a 39 after taking a 7 on tbe ^ping oper- Michigan State freshman WM. BLUCK & CO par-four first. 'He matches par Frank Chlad won first place in and .the MRS. BROCK PARK (right) receives the congratulations of Mrs. on all other holes except the fifth, the men's junior fiaure skating Est. 1844 Id with one when be had a bogey. j competition at the 1953 Niagara Bernard Freeman on winning tbe Mid Ocean Ladies' Invitation Hetland, taking a seven on tbe International .Skating contests Hamilton St. George's The auto- championship on Saturday at the Mid Ocean, 3 and 1. Mia. Park, 167-yard, par-three third, bad a held in Buffalo, N.Y. Irms or roll P S N C who was the medalist in that tournament which concluded on 40 going out and came back in 3S23t_ lut the tin* Saturday, was also the medalist at Riddell's Bay Golf and Country a 37—the best for the homeward leg. Despite taking a six on the Club in the Bercanus tournament which starts today. - Proposed Sailings - par-four tenth, be finished only one over par. He had birdies on the eleventh, twelfth and LTD. SALINAS From Liverpool 6th Feb. RCA RAH 63 PLAYERS U.S. Navy Team Beat eighteenth. All whiskies made ie Scotland are good, but Mlton From Glasgow The Scotch foursomes play 9th Feb. FOR CRICKET SEASON H.M.S. Devonshire starts this morning. In this com the choice of the Connoisseur is SALAMANCA From Liverpool 20th Feb. petition two pairs will play. The In a practice rugger match winners oi each will play SARMIENTO From Liverpool 13th March Cavendish Have 15 Rated, played at the Garrison Field, tomorrow and the losers will play s Prospect, yesterday, tbe newly- each other, also tomorrow. i*» From Glasgow 25th March Nationals 12 and BAA 11 formed team of the United States The draw and starting times KENUTA Naval Station upset'all form by for today: i»«. C.lh Rc-*Ht«| From Liverpool 2nd April 1.50 p.m.—Ev Hetland vs. Conway AINSLIE S defeating the team of H.M.S. A total of 63 players have been Trott SALVAVERRY 14th April Devonshire. From Liverpool rated by the Bermuda Cricket The game was keenly played Alex Mitchell vs. Her Association for their forthcoming man Walker SANTANDER From Liverpool 24th April and although the U.S. team won league cricket season, which is by only one try to nil, and that 2.30 p_m.—George Wardman vs. expected to get under way in Bryan Smith Royal Edinburgh CUZCO From Liverpool 8th May try scored on a good movement April. which started about 30 yards out, Norman dendenan vs. Subject Notice Cavendish Community Club 1 the vinning team showed they Tom Smith to Change Without have been bardest hit by the will be a force to be reckoned 19.30 a.m.—R. B. Scribner vs. Sir SCOTCH WHISKY •-~--_w# 7-- fifStgr WJtR a tbta 1 6? Ir5"bi tfieir with during the Rugby Week Alex Hood players. National Sports Club series. Bud Milani vs. Boyd The light^bodied, smooth whisky, in the square bottle Harnett & Richardson have 12, Bermuda Athletic As Everett 33.. 8' w n 2Fefc. sociation 11 and Somerset Work 2.00 p.m.—John Hornberg vs. men's Club 10. Madeiros, H. Johnson, A. R. Mello, Gerald Peniston Other clubs with rated players G. Ferreira, E. Madeiros, J. Jack Tucker vs. Bye are Serps, nine; Panthers four; Semos, 3. Lindo, J. DeCosta, D. 1.40 p.m.—Ford Hutchings vs. G. 25/6 bottle. Discount on case lot. and Southampton No. 1, two. Mello, S. Ferreira and Ervin Faries.. H Scribner, Jr. The rated players: Warner Shelly vs. Special wholesale price to the Trade B.A.A.—M. Stevens, G. Slater, Serps — R. Christensen, J. Henry Eyre S. A. Moniz, J. Barritt, R. Con Christensen, R. Osborne, J. Mello, 9.40 a.m.-r-Reinert Torgerson vs. stable, J. Perry, J. Kyme, R. Adderley, L. Tatem, A, W. "Rusty" Hutchings J. Marirea, V. Burrows, H. Dun Flood, A. Pitman and I. Tatem.- Brock Park vs. Bye I SALE stan and P. Mulder. Somerset—J. Faries, W. Simons, 2.20 p.m.—Henry MacTavish vs. FRITHS LIQUORS, LTD. Cavendish — T. Corday, A. N. E. Pitman, J. DeCoute, F. Corday, David Riggs Madeiros; W. Lusher, G. Atkin W. Hart, R. Madeiros, L. De Donald C. Smith vs. Sole Agents Storting son, G. Smith, H. Sims, T. Gilder, Moura, D. Madeiros and J. Moniz. Ernest Vesey P. Blee, W. Frick, W. Brewer, Panthers—W. Pedro, R. Howes, 9.50 a.m.—T. Christopher Smith ST. GEORGE'S HAMILTON SOMERSET J. Ingham, E. DeCosta, E. De D. DeSilva and D. Jenkins. vs. W. (Steve) WanF Tuesday, February 3rd Silva, A. Barnes and D. Kelly. Southampton 1—J. Correia and Stuart Outerbridge vs. Nationals — C. Stovell, A A. C. Mayne. Bye. 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Phone 1053 for an LADIES BI_OUSk_S. Full size and here and there survivors clinging willing to travel — Children's nurse, ad-writer. colour range, just received. Lusher primitive in his flnftOMflrPtj faith Among the Princess Victoria's companion, secretary. Write Box HILLMAN - MINX 1952 convertible, & Co. Wholesale only. 2136. IB idolatry and f(*}sfri$rp He to rafts and spars. passengers were Major J. M. Sin LOST AND FOUND 7778, Bermuda Press. American Consulate General. T-SHIRTB witli Bermuda design 4 tb accepts the fact that man-made The first dazed survivors to be clair, North Ireland's finance 1951 HILLMAN—Excellent condition. Lost: BI-FOCALS, Pink Plastic Rims. 16. White, blue, mail e. Lustier & atomic energy can he devastat- landed said the stricken Princess minister; Sir Walter Smiles, an East Dunes after 6 p.m. Phone 2462. Co. Wholesale only. 21o5. Victoria went down in five Vicinity Par-la-VHle and Kent Ave., FOR RENT TRADE SERVICES Available immediately. ingly destructive, while at the "Ulster unionist member of Parlia South Shore. Finder please phone same time clinging to the argu minutes. Apparently there was 5020 after 6 p.m.: 1067 daytime. SLIPS and HALF SLIPS, cotton (rtth ment, and Sir Walter Scott, per DURACLEAN SERVICE offers for One AUTO-BICYCLE (Aberdale), good deep embroidery — by Garcrest. ment that everything on earth is no panic. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT: Two condition. Phone Ross Gray, Castle manent secretary to the North rooms with bath, hot and cold water February a special 10 per cent dis Lusher A- Co. Wholesale only. 2136. controlled by spirits." The 662-ton Belfast steamer Ireland Finance Ministry. —_E IS per month. For particulars see count on all work. Phone 4562. Harbour Staff Club. ANNOUNCEMENTS M. R. Doe, "Jolly Roger," Cavendish NEW STOCK. Child's combed cotton The writer states that the thing Donaghadee, in a message re Heights. ODD JOBS. Paint and varnish work. panties. 4 to 14, Lusher & Co. Whole which probably most attracts Lawns and hedges cut. Woodwork Car Accessories sale only. Phone 2135. ceived here, said she had pieked ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.—Phone repaired and polishes etc. Call 4788. Hollywood's elite to the head of up 20 survivors and had sighted Central Group 1322; Hamilton Private COTTAGES and APART JOHN BULL TYRES. For best quality Clearance Sale Of HATS and Die Metaphysical Centre is (the two or three more clinging to a Group. 1T75. or write P.O.. Box ISO. MENTS; maid service and utilities and reasonable prices. Contact P. H. ' MILLINERY at Elaine's, Pitt's Bay Build Your Summer Home included; dally rates. Phone Bermuda You can get a real PETER FAIT Adderlev & Co., Serpentine Road. Road. Nothing over 30/-. calmness and sincerity with mast 12 miles off Port Patrick. ALUMINIUM LADDERS sold out. Cottages 4027. HAIRCUT . . . also permanent Phone 2011. which he conduces his services— A tanker from Belfast hove to ON A QUIET ISLAND Further shipment shortly. Place waves. Ideal Beauty Salon, Phone a Strong departure frpm tbe usual your order now. H. and K. Richard 3996. Househoid Equipment in the 113-mile an hour hurricane son, Paget West. Phone 2510. Radio arm - waving, foot stomping and began emptying her oil bun Regular Ferry Boat Service WANTED TO RENT •• FRIGID AIR*. " ELECTRIC STOVE: j spiritualist. MOVING TO DOCKYARD? Moving PILOT BEDROOM SBT8, long and kers in an effort to calm the One-Bedroom Furnished COTTAGE or anywhere. Use "Inland Express" snnrt wave. Available in White, "TPfeayre B*i)y Stroller; One-Speed 0 waters sufficiently to aid rescue EDUCATIONAL apartment. Call Kindley, 7191 ext. Freight and Trucking Service. Phone Peach. Mahogany, Cream, Valencia work. See plan of Lots, at office 4113. Capt. Prewett. 8755. R. B. Whiting. Blue. Foliage Green and other pastel quick saleAutobyke. Call . 3759Reasonabl. e for | Tfae 5ubstance Of the sun frver- ACCOUNTANTS ln great demand. ages about 1.41 times the density Veteran sailors said the seas shades. £ 12.10 Cash. Young Trott FRAMED BATHROOM MIRRORS. & Good pay. Complete, thorough Englishman, wife and small son re CHINA MENDING. China, glass re- »• Co.. J_td.. Richmond Road. of water. were the worst in their memory. BUTTERFIELD & CO., LTD. I inexpensive training. I.C.S., . North quire FURNISHED HOUSE in good sizes from 2 3 to 6 6 each.—Chesley Street. Telephone 2643. * paired, antiques restored, prisms E. White. Reid Street Real Estate Dept.' locality. Own Linen, Silver, etc. Two re-hung. Studio. Adel Early, or three bedrooms, highest references. Burnaby Street, Hamilton. Sporting Goods Front Street, Hamilton, Box 7205. "MARVALON" PLASTIC table cover Plav Billiards all tke year round with ing. 46 inches wide. 4/6 ner yard. nn _i_ _in jnfs SK sin w; off «•? 3B HP? •"• or II. S. Crisson, Reid Street. English couple, no children, wish to rm: CITY CLEANERS - DYERS are a "RILEY'S" HOME BILLIARD Chesley E. White. Reid Street. We don't promise Miracles! rent modern. one-two bedroom now picking up Dry-Cleaning, but TABLE- Phone 7541, Norman FURNISHED COTTAGE. Kindly you MUST Phone 1268. Sumpter. EXTRA THICK FIBRE MATS. Order We do promise an honest 34»6t_ m.w. We offer phone Mr. H. W. Freshwater, 3106. taken for any size. Archie Brown. I FOR SALE § Garden Supplies NEW STROHMENGER Upright and and conscientious approach Baby Grand Piano. The Little FOR SALE HANDICRAFT j French Shop. to your Real Estate Sales Wanted Immediately WANTED Hardy English ROSE TREES. Three 11 i Modem 5 that desirable superb varieties, 30/- delivered. GAS RANGES from £43.10. Contact and Rental problems. PERSON to share Southampton Apart GIFTS—Hand tooled bom finest Ber —o„r». Commander Bowie. St. Rego Downing Supply ©»* Happy property ment with business girl. Reason muda Cedar in all varieties. John George's, 9248. Valley Road. Phone 4160. . with beach on the South able rent. Write Box 7759, Bermuda Davis Cedar Shop, Somerset. ilFour Room Cottage[#j SALESMAN Press. GARDENING MADS EASY: Rotoette VENETIAN BLINDS: Made in Ber Try Us! Shore, Warwick, irtoTi Po'ver Cultivators muda by Globe Venetian Blind Co. _#_ =#= I Richardson, South Shore, Paget W Telephr > 2971 for prompt service. Bermuda Tourist Bureau Meat and frozen foods, etc. WANTED TO BUY STAMP COLLECTING Phone 2916. Three • a, -s from order to installation. I* with Bath m known as Burnaby Street TOP WAGES TO RIGHT MAN LADYBIRD ELECTRIC LAWN- "PAN im": Modern plastic table m Ord Road, Warwick m Great Britain 2/6. 5/-, 10/-, __ 1 STAMPS bought and sold. Com- MOWERS are efficient, economical, and i'i unter covering; many beauti Phone 5344 STAMPS used on parcels. Stamp prehensive stock albums, catalogues ! easy to use. £24.10 with 100-ft ful cc'_ jrs.—Jeffrey & Sens: tel. WT1 m "Thalassa" Shop. Reid Street. m Price £3,000 aaa accessories. Stamp Shop, Reid' cable, at Young Trott & Co., Ltd., 34404. s sun.mf 6 $.7 Apply in writing, stating full The cottage consists of six Street. Richmond Road AN INSECTICIDE that really Mils m ants. Ask for "Chlordane" at Verd- Apply rooms and bath. FOR HIRE mont Florist. particulars to P.O. Box 188 VENETIAN BLINDS .. new low price, yy lego Agency Company"; 3302+tu.ci.p. FIFTY CEDARS felled a day. This same high quality. Phone 2135. Price £8,500 has been done with a chain saw. Salesman will call Lusher & Co. yO Hamilton — Phone 4374 [fl "One of the few properttes Horsfield, 5370. J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. of this kind now available.'' Hardware PERSONAL IN BOND PRICE LIST VIET AL MOULDINGS— Stalnlew siec _TT__lTi_Nsan__n_-U>-IU«H«-ll-_TTiilTi_n. For fall particulars apply: and aluminum tor counter, nick Have your BABY'S FIRST SHOES table. Jeffrey A Sons Tel. Hfl. Heart's Delight Flitcroft & Lightbourn permanently finished in bronze or Hamilton St. George's any colour desired. Geoffrey Fowle. Food Supplies Ltd. SCOTCH WHISKIES Do you like good coffee? ISLAND Mercury House, Front St.. INSURANCE COFFEE is the finest blended coffee, Assorted! P-'kcse $14.50 Ballantine $14.50 . and tne only coffee .iiiMjlj roastea Hamilton — Fhone 2953 PROTECT TOUR JEWELLERY and 2 Ballantine Scotch 'Perfection . 14.50 daily in Bermuda. For information J:".*_ ».I. other valuables from theft, damage. dial 40E8. Call Bermuda Kre Marine insurance 1 Perfection Scotch Vot 69 14.50 Company. 1 Vat 69'Scotch Black & White _t____^___ 14.W 1 Spey Royal Scotch Haig Gold Label 14.50 Miscellaneous Gilbey's Spey Royal 13.50 NEW IN. SUIT CASES. Popular size for school. From 18/-. W. J. The Prunes with the GALLON CASES OF Boyle & Sons. Reid St. Natural Flavour LAWN MOWER, heavy duty, power Lprd Calvert Rye Whisky . $13.50 Lightbourn's Barbados Rum $$.90 driveri. 18" blade. In good condi jke Hadur Home for Sale tion. Telephone 8330. Seagram's V.O. Rye Whisky 13.50 Goddard's Gold Braid Rum 5.75 Treasures irom England She Loved A Qommunht and the Continent ,lfy OmUtaS aaUMtmmmma Choose Royally . . . in CHAPTER FIVE long. And his real name isn't The thought of the red coupe Th* Story This Far: AMY Kirk Johnson. It's Kurt Choluv, which bad followed' them now MsMWltrAtfB works far SCOTT alias Maurice Gobeck, alias. . ." sprang into her mind. "Were you Choose Take Home Presents MONROE at the Monroe Air- "Stop it!" she cried. •'Oh no in that red coupe, Rands?" craft Company. She is to accom It couldn't be Kirk! Yoa must Be nddded. "Good for you. pany him te a highly secret be mistaken." Shows you're observing. Kirk meeting in New Orleans. Her "No mistake/* he retorted didn't notice. We know for a fact and Souvenirs - boy friend, KIRK JOHNSON, mercilessly. "And I'll prove it two things. One is that Kirk whom she had met recently says to yon. Remember that key hasn't gained any important he is jealous about her going Scott gave you to the conference knowledge through you so far. with her young employer. The room?** The other is that he is not sus work tn New Orleans is hard but "fit course! It's here in my picious of either you or me. He Regal Btwlton Amy indicates a desire to see purse." doesn't know I'm an F.B.I, man." her old family home, Sans Souci. 'It w^s in your purse," he cor She wanted to cry but die a lar_re old house now run down rected. / "My guess is that it's couldn't. It was like being in a and listed for sale. Scott takes not now. Kirk stele it tonight. nightmare where you tried to h*r out to see it. They return to Look for yourself." r-.m hut could not move your AT OUR ENGLISH CHINA SHOP 21ad BANDY BRYANT. F.B.I, Frantically she searched for it. feet. Her voice came in a whis man in the office. The three of The key was gone. per. "Oh, Randy, I loved bim them have dinner together. Ran "*You danced all evening, so! J was going to marry him! dy gives her a telegram from didn't you? A dark place .wasn't I wanted to marry him. . ." Kirk, which she does not show to it?" Randy went on. "Oh, I But in the taxi on the way Craftsmanship at its best . . . chma the men. B is from Kirk, asking know. I followed you." back to tite hotel her self-control her to meet him at the airport -She was trembling, confused broke and she cried; without that grows lovelier and more precious next evening. When she does, she and stunned. even caring what Sandy must does not realise that Randy Bry "Dont worry about the key. think of her. Ha handed her his ant is in the background to see I had the locks 'changed this pocket handkerchief. "Go ahead, with each passing year. It's the Kirk's arrival. Kirk takes Amy afternoon. I figured this was the baby," he advised. "Get it out to dine and dance—suggests that first thing Kirk would pull." of your system. But don't blame incomparable Royal Doulton now they gam married in about six Her world was spinning about yourself too much. No inexperi months. When he leaves her off 'her. *0h Randy/' she cried enced girl would have had a a( her hotel, Randy Bryant is pathetically. "He even asked me chance against a louse like featured in a delightful selection at Featuring waiting fe* her and says he must to many him!" Kirk.'' talk with her. The man sighed. "It's no good Finally she dried her eyes, her our famous English China Shop on Amy's heart was filled with baby. Even if I hadn't told you face wan and tragic She noticed ENGLISH BONE CHINA dread as she stared at Randy all this other business. You see for the first time toat they were Bryant. "It's something about Kirk already has a wife." in front of the hotel. "The cab Front Street. Kirk, isn't it?" she cried. "Oh Ber heart cri.nged at his words. driver. . ." she said, "he must Randy,'what is it? Tell me the Kirk had. a wife. Be was a com have heard." truth!" munist. Be was a spy. Kirk Randy smiled. "It's all right. *Tm going to, balky. Come on, wa^"not even his real name. The Be's one of my men. if you heed LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS I'll buy you a cup of coffee. The room was a blur now, swimming a cab look for bim. Be's usually old French Market's open all in green circles—the long coun around the hotel." night." ter, the bright lights. 'He al Everything was arranged, by In spite, of the warm air her ready has a wife!' The meaning Amy thought bitterly. Everyone, hands were cold. Her heart of Randy's words burned like apparently knew what was going FINNIGANS ef Bond Street, London pounded with anticipation as she add into her consciousness. on but her. Only Amy Marquand preceded Randy into the market. "Don't faint on rae, honey," had played the fool. But the What had Kirk done that the Randy's voice came to her. thought of Kirk wee like a knife WALLETS — KEY CASES — CHANGE PURSES F.B.I, should be so interested in "Here, drink your coffee.'' It through her heart. "I'll never him? Surely it could not be any was scalding hot but she did not see him again," die cried aloud. PASSPORT CASES thing serious. Surely. .... notice. "He has a wife?!' she re "I'll go away some, place. I'll peated heartbrokenly. in Pin Seal — Pigskin — Lizard Randy's eyes were kind add quit my job and go away!" • FAMOUS FIGURINES he held her hand tightly as be "She's One of .the heads of the But Randy's face bad taken on communist party in Europe. - We Crocodile and Morocco said, "I'm going to give it to you a new seriousness. "No. Amy. straight. Amy. Kirk Johnson is a lost her last year behind the Iron You're not going anywhere. • TOBY JUGS communist, jft* an espionage Curtain but we'd like to get our You've got to pretend that noth agent. Be has a record a mile hands on ber as well as Kirk." ing has happened. Continue see • CHINA ANIMALS With a great effort Amy con ing him as if you didn't know trolled her emotions. "Tell me any of this." ROLLS RAZORS everything^ Randy. I have to Aghast, she stared at him. • BONE CHINA know no matte* hew bad. it is." (To be continued) BERMUDA CEDAR He lit a cigarette. "We haven't • DINNERWARE been able to prove anything on Kirk so far. That's why they Germans Hold Russian CRYSTAL and CUTLERY send me from Washington to do tiie job. Be's my special pigeon Woman As Soviet Agent and this time I'm going to get 1him. " For a moment he was silent and then he said, "You see HANNOVER, Germany, Jan. 31 — PERFUME — he goes in for atomic secrets. (Reuter). — The publto prose i That's why it's so important. . ." cutor here today charged an at Their eyes met. "And Scott's tractive Russian woman, Olga Jacques Griffe — Piver — Vigny _. been working on the atomic pro Larissa, better known as "Red ject act Monroe Aircraft for the Olga," with endangering the past month. That's all Kirk security of the state by attempt wanted. . . to use me as a dupe." ing to build up a spy network ia West Germany. "That's about it, Amy. I'm 3538t«_. sorry. Perhaps I should have She was alleged to have asked Madeira Hand-Embroidered |^'^ told you sooner hut we don't like a fuifpni Soviet officer who had to alert people until it's absolute fled to West Germany to'join her CHILDREN'S CLOTHES __ ly necessary. You see I've been in the venture, but he notified the following Kirk ever since he police. came from the east. 1 knew ENGLISH HAND-SMOCKED DRESSES \ Brighter light when he answered that ad of yours about the antique chair Closing Exchange Rates you wanted to sell.** Horror was in ber voice. "And at the Bank of L —lm^r\ if I hadn't put an ad in the CHINA 32 and 33 paper?" N. T. Butterfield & Son and Front Street Randy shrugged. "Be would Limited, Saturday: GIFT Hamilton have found another way to get at yen. He told you he was ait SHOP MASTERS LTD. antique dealer, didn't he? With BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL a shop in Hew York and Paris. BATE FOR UNITED STATES That seem* to be his favourite line. BO'S used it before." EXCHANGE $2.81875 $2.818125 Bank buying rate $2.8259 fLM equals 7/1 British tailored Bank selling rate $tift turn equals 7/2 CANADIAN FREE RATE: TOPCOATS London I . $2.7325 $2.73125 9T" Montreal genuine $2.73625 $2.73125 Bank buying rate $2,745* .$1.00 equals 1/3% * Camelhair Bank selling rate $2.71 Bermuda Doeskin $1.00 equals 7/5 * Cashmere * Shetland and I TROUSERS Jft IMPERIAL Linton Tweeds TYPEWRITERS ?0 i HI There is nothing quite Hfce genuine Bermuda Doeskin for trousers — so These are the naturally these superb trousers are topcoats, famous of the famed Hunt & Winter bo thorn* for their superb Standard and Portoble Bermuda Doeskin. They are tailored Models fabrics and especially for us by Maenson* of Johnson & Cooper, Ltd. tailoring, that Wholesale Distributors are outstanding London and are featured in a choice mafm of twelve distinctive shades. buys in Bermuda. Yankee Store * Ours exclusively , SOUVENIRS second floor Native Cedar Work PLAYING CARDS Bermuda Scarves and Handkerchiefs Cocktail Napkins Jewellery of Coral, Ivory Amber and Crystal 353?t«- 3 5#- KODAK FILM I !_. ?age TO THE ROYAL GAZETTE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1953 U.S. TANKER FLEET West Europe's Fears COLDS LOSES TONNAGE Grippe, Influenza, and other TEA BAGS similar affections, if not WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 (Reu- Dulles Confronted By ^Women's and Children's checked in time, may easily ter).—Although the US. flag develop into dangeroU* ills. privately - owned ocean - going tanker fleet declined slightly in National Interests WAMPOLE'S CREO:TEB_PIN 1952, it remained the largest In possesses qualities which effec the world under any one national tively relieve the coughs usu flag, and was nearly one-fourth (Special to The New York Times and The Royal Gazette) SHOE SALE ally accompanying these con of/all tankers, tbe National Fed LONDON, Feb. 1.—One of the bring the European Defence Com eration of American shipping re ditions. Prompt relief is ported today. major purposes of the fact-finding munity into being. mission in West Europe of Mr. usually afforded. On sale at The federation stated that the John Foster Dulles and Mr. Har WAYS AND MEANS Starts present tankship fleet totalled old Stassen is believed to be to Consideration is_ therefore be all drug stores. *r-u 447 ships of 16,743,000 deadweight get Bonn and Paris to speed up ing given to ways* and means of tons, a decline of 10 ships and legislative action on the European providing the degree of associa 64,000 deadweight tons since Jan Defence treaty creating the Euro tion which France regards as es TODAY uary 1, 1952. pean Defence Community and sential without actually joining For the Cup that Cheers The tanker fleet constituted 23 permitting the creation of a the European Army. Britain, it per cent of the world tanker ton European Army. is expected, will soon submit pro nage and was 60 per cent larger posals designed to alleviate French JOHN F. BURROWS + 'Mr. Dulles, who arrived with 3JS.2S m. than it was at the outbreak of the Sir. Stassen in Rome from Wash fears by ensuring the closest pos Second world war. The Federa ington on Friday, was recently sible non-participating coopera tion reported that 80 per cent of tion. W. J. BOYLE & SON & Co., Ltd. these Alps were built during appointed U.S. Secretary of State. 1941-1945, 'creating for private Mr. Stassen, another member of This Government already has the Eisenhower Cabinet, is Mu given an assurance to the French FRITH BUILDING Hamilton Paget American tankship owners a Front Street Comer Shop pressing problem of bloc obsole- tual Security Administrator. in the form of a protocol to guard against the danger of Western Reid Street Hamilton Queen Street Package Store cence." The fleet had added only What success Mr. Dulles will St. George's 300,000 deadweight tons from new have in Paris and Bonn remains Germany seceding from the construction since 1947. to be seen but it is unlikely that European Defence Community at 35S2f a later date. Furthermore the "In contrast, 10 million dead Great Britain will yield to pres DUVY FREE PRICES sure to join the West Europeans. British feel that the presence of weight tons of 40 per cent of for British troops on the continent is eign tankers nave been built Any suggestion of an ultimatum to "join or else" is certain to be an additional and tangible se 5 bots. C/S Scotch Whisky since that date," the federation curity guarantee. Experts are now said. "Moreover, at mid-1952 resented and resisted. That was Lauders Northern the immediate reaction of the at work examining ways to give there was building and on order effect to the plan for providing Cream Scotch 12.50 for U.S. registry 755,000 dead Government to Mr. Dulles speech of last Tuesday suggesting that integrated training once the Euro, Royal Blend Scotch .... 12.50 weight tons, or 5 per cent of total pean Army is in being. world tanker construction. The the United States might have to Hudson Bay Scotch .... 12.50 United Kingdom had 3,854,000 reconsider its policy toward Eu A permanent liaison team will King William Scotch 12.50 rope if hopes of achieving Euro deadweight tons building and probably be appointed to serve Long John Scotch .... 12.50 Norway 3,140,000 deadweight pean unity were disappointed. at the headquarters of the Euro tons. The British Governments posi pean Army and British officers Highland Queen tion is rather complicated. Of will work closely with "the con Scotch 13.5fl ficially the Government regards tinental formations- John Haig 14.W the implementation of the Euro It is expected that such mea pean Defence Treaty as an es sures as these will go a long way sential factor in strengthening the towards convincing the French RYE WHISKY 5 Bots. defence of Western Europe. of Britain's interest in the Seagram's V.O $13.50 Ratification by the Bonn and Sweaters European Army and British hopes Canadian Club 13.50 Paris governments is still ex for its success. pected. Yet only last week Mr. Schenley Reserve .... 9.00 Cashmere $11.84 France, however, seems to be Eden told the House of Commons seeking something more concrete Corby's Canadian 12.00 that Britain should not enter into Rittenhouse Straight Lambswool . $6.34 the European Defence Community than anything that has been prof That, of course, explains fered so far, and it may well be Rye 12.50 unless the country were prepared that Mr. Dulles is coming here the accident but not how to accept the object of what he with the hope of inducing Brit the doctor's bill will be described as a move toward tbe BOURBON 5-Bot. political federation, of Europe. ain to make some gesture that paid. Have you ade ISLAND REACTION will be sufficient to overcome quate accident insurance? cases French hesitancy prior to the pro $15.50 The Shirt Shop jected visit of Mr. Eden and Mr. Enough to cover home acci Kentucky Tavern .... 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Bacardi 'Carta de Oro' $14.00 The British argue that because predict complete defeat if Mr. Front Street West, Hamilton of their peculiar relationship with Bacardi 'Carta Blanca' 13.00 what can I do? and local Dulles tries to continue American Phone 1276 Mount Gay Barbados 4.7$ the Commonwealth they cannot pressure for Britain to join in Chickens, Pork, Beef, commit their forces irrevocably to a united Western European army. Goddard's Gold Braid 5;50 Europe. Already some members DON'T TAKE CHANCES- GET INSURANCE! Leave it to the Lamb, Veal, Calf and of the family of nations have ex "If it is Mr. Dulles' policy to pressed anxiety because planes, force Britain into full member 3544tm. BRANDY 5-Bot. Ox Liver tanks and guns they have been ex ship of a West European federa tion, then Mr. Dulles' policy will Hennessy -&•&"& • $17.00 BEATTY WASHING MACHINE pecting have gone to members of Martell's •£-&"£ • 17.00 at NJLT.O. fail," the Weekly Economist asserts. While Britain will not agree to Hennessy V.O. ... 20.00 Everybody's Market join in the European Army or in Heering's Cherry The Bermuda Hardwares Ltd. any move toward political federa Brandy East Broadway 14.00 3520+m. tion with Europe, she will do al Open Saturdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. most anything' short of that to ill WOMEN'S IJETH ASSORTED PACKAGES BETTER THAN MEN'S High Living No. 1 3 bots Canadian Club . CHICAGO, Jan. 31 (/P).—When it comes to teeth, American man 2 bots Schenley Reserve is no match for woman. $12.00 The Journal of the American Costs are High No. 2 Dental Association announced to day the results of a nation-wide 2 Bot. John Haig survey on the needs of dental 3 Bots. Canadion Club ..14.00 patients. It showed one out of BUT each 10 adult males had lost all No. 3 Mid-Season his teeth. The figures was one Teacher's Scotch out of each 15 for women. if you watch and compare prices Bot. Canadian Club Dr. B. 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White HAMILTON 18.50 5 Bots. .Benedictine Dresses (for street and house wear) Phone 4371 Reid Street 18.00 Winter coats (7 to 14) 58/- 19.?4+sunm. 3S56tm|u. * 3S24+ 25/- and 50/- Dresses (assorted styles) 28/-, 3S/- Sweaters | 38/- and 48/- Cardigans (30 to 34) 30/ Shoes (wedgies, flatties, pumps) 10/- to 40/- Sandals 20/- MARK TRAIL By ED D0DD Last 3 Days Gibbon s Co. arati ST. GEORGE'S