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VOL. 32 — NO. 141 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1982 6D PER COPY Sweden Orders Increased 8 Summer Playgrounds Military Vigilance; Soviet For School Children; "Protest" On Downed Plane Leaders Now Training

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Jane 17 (Reuter)—Sweden to­ Eight playgrounds located in seven parishes will be U.K. Looks To night instructed her ambassador in Moscow te express the operated by the youth department of the Social Welfare Swedish Government's regret that a Swedish Catalina plane Board from July 7 to August 29 for the benefit of all school- flew ever Soviet territory on June 13. age children Mr. David Critchley, Youth Organizer, an­ Plane Budding (The Stockholm dispatch mentioned Jane 19 but this pre­ nounced yesterday. sumably should read June Id, as the plane last on June 13 was A quantity of playground equipment ordered from In Trade Drive a DC-3 trainer. A Catalina search plane was shot at on June 16 England has amved in the Colony. It includes such items as and formed the subject ef a Russian protest note last night). deck tennis rings, volleyballs, wickets, gloves, pads, horse LONDON. June 17 (Reuter). — lite Treasury is counting heavily shoes, paints, paintbrushes, construction paper, crayons and on. the aircraft industry to help SIXXIKHOLM, Sweden, June 17 (Reuter)—The Swedish swings. It is the hope of the youth department to have a the country out of its foreign Government tonight ordered ground and air forces to in­ double edged pro*p***unme which will include such activities trade hole by selling more and as handicraft, story telling, singing, elementary dramatics and more commercial planes in crease vigilance in the "military watch of the air" after a markets traditionally held by U.S. cabinet meeting which discussed the Russian downing yes­ puppet making, as well as athletic activities. producers. terday of a Swedsh Consolidated PBY (Catalina) aircraft Mr. Critchley said they Britain's competitive position te over the Baltic. seeking games such as checkers, the commercial plane market is Russia tonight protested to Sweden that a military plane dominoes, snakes and ladders and now very strong as a result of the jacks from members of the Doubt Success Of lead in jetliner production, the "violated the state frontier'' in the' region of Cape Risna on public to augment the equipment Treasury's monthly bulletin for Khiuma (Dago) Island off Estonia at 6 a.m. yesterday, Mos­ "Anv such donations will cer­ industry declared today. cow Radio reported. tainly contribute to the pleasure Rain-Making, But British plants are working full and benefit which the children blast turning out commercial (A note handed to the Swedish receive from the playgrounds." planes to meet record orders'and ambasador in Moscow said that Soy E. Germany Is Mr. Critchley observed.' Approval Given to keep up with defence needs. the Swedish plane, ordered to The location of the eight play­ follow two Russian fighters If tbe lead in jetliners "is main­ grounds and the times they will be Although doubt was expressed tained during the next lew years violated the order and opened Te Form Her Own open to children are as follows: fire on one of the planes. "After that artificially produced rain (and still better aircraft are al­ Naval Field (Somerset), Mon­ ready being worked on) we have the leading Soviet planes had re­ could be persuaded to fall an Ber­ plied to the Ore, the Swedish day to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 an opportunity oi developing air­ Defence Army II pjn. and 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 pan.; muda, the Legislative Council craft manufactures as one of our plane fell into the sea, the Moscow yesterday gave their approval to major export industries," it con­ Note said.) AIR-SEA RESCUE EXERCISE—U.S. Air Foree p hotographed shows successful ,completion of an White Hill Field (Somerset), BERLIN, June 17 (Reuter). — 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Monday to proposed rain-making experi­ tended. In announcing the loss of the air-sea rescue exercise yesterday afternoon in Ca stle Harbour. The boat dropped by parachute from plane yesterday, the Swedes said The "Democratic bloc" of East Friday (except Thursday); ments by the United States Air, Though the great majority of an SB-29 bomber is just alighting on the Water. (Story elsewhere on this page). the world's airliners are still made the PBY was hot armed and did German political parties today Ord Road School Field (Paget) Force in the Colony. ia U.S.A., the British are looking not penetrate amir Russian terri­ said that the Communist half- J 8.30 Son. to 12.30 a.m. Monday to forward to the day when operators tory—not even the 12 miles off nation is obliged to set up her own I Friday; The Colonial Secretary, the will be turning to jet and prop-jet the coast claimed as territorial defence force to counter West Sports Arena (Pembroke) 9.30 Hen. O. R. Arthur, told the Coun­ machines. Then, they hope, sales waters by Russia. The plane had German rearmament a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Monday to Fri­ cillors it was understood that thh. will zoom. not been within 16 nautical miles A published resolution said an day; U._LAJF. would be prepared to* East German national army "wiU Problems Facing main-Makers conduct experiments in rain* VS. CRITICISM of Russian territory, a Swedish Prospect Garrison Field Air Force spokesman said. considerably contribute to the (Devonshire), 9.30 a.m. to 12.3-- making if the Bermuda Govern­ ment would pay for the cost of There has been criticism in the PREVIOUS INCIDENT maintenance of peace and keep Shortly after the Legislative pj_u Monday to Friday; U.S. recently that Washington Germany and her neighbours from chemicals used. The offer was The Russian note followed the Council yesterday approved a Darrell's Oval (Smith's Parish, also contingent on the Govern­ policy-makers have hog-tied the the threatening catastrophe of a proposal that the United States Correia Granted near John Smith's Bay) 9 a.m. to American industry with defence pattern of an incident two yean new world war." U.K. Defence Chief ment being agreeable to indemni­ ago, when a U.S. Navy plane dis­ Air Force in Bermuda conduct 12 noon, Monday to Friday; fying the U.S. authorities for any regulations while Britain brought The declaration brought the rain-making experiments over the out tbe successful four-jet Comet. appeared on a flight between country's propaganda drive for Francis Patton School field damages which might be awarded Germany and Denmark with 10 Leaves Tokyo For Colony Dr. Wallace Macky, the Bail Yesterday (Hamilton Parish), written con­ against them by a court. ' The Comet was developed by an army to a new pitch in which Meteorologist, described hew rain the De Havilland Aircraft Cor­ men aboard. Caatia-a- aa Pag* U firmation flat yet received but if It was never heard from again, __tas made artificially to his fellow permission Js granted it will be "The expense of providing the poration and bought off the draw- N.^ America ' 4jwarians.at^eJ«.eek'y luncheon By Chief Justice open from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. aircraft and crews—a consider­ ||v -aatfaae- en tare 12 but when it disappeared Russia able one—will be me*bySfh*r*J.S. protested that a U.S. B-29 bomber — fofvthe Hamilton Club. Monday to Friday; Joseph Ray Correia, who was Government," Mr. Arthur said. had violated Soviet territory and 125 DSATHS RECORDED TOKYO, June 18 (Wednesday) . Iri_his address, which was of Wellington Oval (tit George's t (Reuter).—The British Defence! rathe* a technical nature, Dr. refused bail on June 9 in the The only expense which may, fired on Russian fighters, one of magistrates court by the Wor. 9.34 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. Monday to and it is by no means certain, fall A.A. Batteries Sent To which fired back. IN UA HEAT WAVE Minister, Lord Alexander, will | Macky declared that the experi­ Friday. leave Tokyo by air today on his ments would have to be conducted L. M. Minty because he had on the Bermuda Government' Tonight's announcement of in­ broken die conditions of a previ­ 68 APPLICATIONS would be in connection with the Key U.S. Defence Points creased vigilance in the air came CHICAGO, June 17 (Reuter). way tb Canada and the United a number of times before any con­ States after his week's tour of the clusive decision could be arrived ous bond, was yesterday granted Applications were received chemicals used. aftpr a session of Swedish cabinet — A mid-June heat wave in the bail by the Chief Justice, the Han. ministers and military ch*f~i. eastern half of the United States Far East. at. If clouds were "seeded" over from 68 persons for positions as ""Prom reports received from WASHINGTON, June 17 (Reu­ the Colony yet no rain fell it did J. T: Gilbert. playground leaders. All were ter). — The U.S. Army disclosed After the meeting a military has led to the death of more than This last lap of what will have experts, however, it seems un­ been a round-the-world flight not mean the experiments were a An application by summons to interviewed by the Youth Organi­ likely that the experiments will today that it had sent anti-air­ spokesman said the measures 125 people. failure. On the other hand, if admit Correia to bail was heard would not involve calling more Already 19 deaths froth heat Will, he says, enable him to have ser and the following were be successful in producing rain," craft batteries to defensive posi­ "a long talk with old friends." rain did fall the result could not in the Chief Justice's chambers appointed: Mrs. Vivian Sweeting the Colonial Secretary added. tions around strategic industrial men up for military service. prostration have been reported be taken as an indication of con­ and was not opposed by the CLOSE LIAISON Before joining Mr. Churchill's and Mrs. Elsie Weir, Naval Field; "They might, and anyway it will factories, large cities and air force and 109 people have been drown­ cabinet he was Governor-General tinued success ia the future. Solicitor General, Mr. Peter Mr. Walter Roberts and Miss Ina cost us very little." centres. "It is necessary to maintain ed while enjoying cooling swims. of Canada. LOSS OF CEDARS Smith. Taylor, White HRI Meld; Mr. An announcement said the close liaison with the heads of the Today in the Mid-West there It had been thought that Lord In reply to a question, "the The accused was admitted to Mark Swan and Miss Maisie Accordingly a message was sent move "has no special signifi­ armed forces," the Swedish was a relaxation after several Alexander would have left yester­ Meteorologist gave it as his bail on bis own recognizance in Robinson, Ord Road School field; to the Governor informing him cance*' but it followed orders Premier, Mr. Erlander Tage, said days of temperatures in tbe 90's day, but instead ' he stayed on. opinion that the loss of the cedars the sum of £ 50, with one surety Mr. Roland Jones and Miss that the Council was in agree­ from the Air Force for am before the meeting. and above 100. Most of his activities were secret. lud not affected Bermuda's rain­ of £50, to stand trial at the Gladys Lever cock, Sports Arena; ment with the proposed experi­ around-the-clock watch for pos­ Swedes were still indignant to­ Chicago, limp from two days at British officials said his move- fall. The slight reduction in the Trinity Sessions of the Supreme Mr. Sinclair Richards and Miss ments subject to the conditions sible enemy planes. day, but there was no repetition 89 degrees, received a flow of meats were "classified informa­ amount of annual rainfall during Court commencing on July 14. Carol Hill, Prospect Garrison laid down. Civilian defence workers would of the demonstrations and stoning cool air and showers shortly be­ tion." the past four or five years was William Ray Correia, a brother, Field; Mr. Alma Hunt and Mrs. keep the 24-hour vigil, beginning outside the Russian Embassy last fore midnight The temperature He did have lunch with General merely a weather cycle. who forfeited the bail he had Marion Pearman, Darrell's Oval; on July 14. Major General night. All non-Communist papers dropped into the high 60's after Mark Clark, tbe supreme com­ Dr. Macky thought that if tbe previously put up, signed the new Mr. Eusene Furbert and Miss knowledge and conviction that., Frederic H. Smith, deputy dir­ described the attack on the plane the hottest day in nearly three mander, and he was understood clouds which had been hovering recognizance. Roslyn Battersbee, Francis Patton supervised recreation not only is ector of the Air Defence. Com­ as barbaric vesrs to have spent some part of the over Bermuda recently had been An the Lower Court on June 9 School field; Miss ' 1 a source of pleasure and happi- mand, said it was necessary be­ But observers say a real crisis NEW YORK, June 17 (Reu­ day with him. "seeded" to produce rain the only Mr. Minty said he would aet allow Guishard and Miss Nelda Reid, ness for children but it is also a cause "tite Soviets have bad the —such as a demand that Sweden ter). — New York City sweltered -'Lard Alexander, will leave result would have been the dissi­ bail because the person standing Wellington Oval, tool by which physical, mental capability for some time to attack drop her neutral policy—ig un­ today for the fifth successive day Haneda air base at 7.40 a.m. to­ pation of the clouds. The clouds surety for Correia had already Each playground leader must and social growth can be obtained. as." likely unless it develops that a in a humid heat that sent tbe day. His first visit will be to had been of such a nature that forfeited the previous bail.' Mr. attend a- course of instruction Minty did, however, inform the CAN BE REALISED The anti-aircraft announce­ DC-3 which crashed on Friday thermometer into the 90's and Canada aad then "Washington, the water drops formed front the which began on June 13. There was also shot down by Russia. where he is expected on June 25. ice particles in them would have accused that he might apply for "Given the support of the pub- ment said fighter interceptors with an early morning humidity bail to the Chief Justice. will be four training periods in would be the first to engage an The lumbering Catalina was of 100 per cent It was the hot­ At Pan Mun Jom yesterday evaporated before they reached all. The first was devoted to a lice there is no doubt, but that enemy and the guns were for searching for wreckage of the test day of the year for many United Nations truce negotiators tbe* ground. Committed for trial in the discussion of leadership. these aims can be realised," Mr, DC-3 over the Baltic Sea when it areas. told the Communists during a 32- When a cloud was "seeded" Supreme Court on two offences, During the summer these Critchley said. planes which penetrated the Correia is charged with indecent fighter screen. was shot down by the Russian minute session that they were with dry ice (solid carbon leaders will meet at regular "A playground is a place where The highest reading came from dioxide) the interval between the assault and 1 assault occasioning "Despite the increased effec­ fighters. The crew were later south central New York State, calling a recess in the armistice periods to discuss phases of their children play together, learn to­ picked up by a German freighter talks until Saturday. seeding and the falling of rain bodily harm. He is alleged to have work. gether and grow together. It ia tiveness o fthe air defence system and Untied at Hangoe. where at Elmira the temperature varied between- half and three- struck a woman late one night on '•Ut is expected that a determined recorded 96 degrees fahrenheit. On the battlefront a renewed Front Street, Hamilton. "AU those associated with the one of the wisest investments for Divers today planned to in­ Communist attack against Allied quarters of an hour. playground programme are ap­ the future a community can attack would result in some Binghamton had a record 83 de­ "If rain is going to fall in Ber­ Cant inued an Page 9 enemy aircraft getting through to vestigate the DCS3 wreckage, sub­ grees, not surpassed for this time hill positions west of Chorwon, proaching : their* work with the make." merged between the northern on the central sector, provoked muda from an artificially acti­ their assigned targets," the an­ of the year since 1891. vated dead care has to be made in nouncement said. tip of Gothland and the small fierce artillery duels. island of Gotsoa Sandoen, but Thunderstorms brought brief the selection so that the cloud will hhsh winds prevented their relief in some areas. An Ontario ha over Bermuda some 30 to 40 descent. County farmer, Arthur Willerton U.S. NOT STRONG ENOUGH minutes after the seeding," Dr. NEW YORK RAIL STRIKE was killed by lightning aa he Macky explained. Cantiaue. u p_-e 3 worked in a field": The Colony was not large and ENDS AFTER TWO DAYS TO BACK EASTERN PACT it would be difficult to pick for "seeding" purposes a cloud some 18 Miles away which would be Thousands From Suburbs General Bradley Testifies over Bermuda about 30 minutes later. Affected By Walk Out Boat Drop Exercise By Before Senate Committee People were liable to think of a cloud as a very solid mass, Dr. NEW YORK, June 17 (Reuter). WASHINGTON, June 17 (JLeo- Macky noted. wM ter). — General Omar Bred*ev, Caatinae- aa Pat* ff The Long Island Railway an­ Air-Sea Rescue Plane chairman of the U.S. joint chiefs j nounced today a settlement of of staff, told Congress recently the two-day strike of engine dri­ that the United States lacked the ven that has stranded 150,000 re­ Kindley Air Force Base carries military power to support any | PLAN TO GET STEEL gular passengers. a heavy insurance against the risk Observer, htduding Major Asian defence group patterned Mr. William Wyer, trustee of of aviators and aircraft passengers Kichard Ashman, the squadron's after the North Atlantic Treaty FOR ARMS PROGRESSES the railway, said negotiations operations officer, and reporters finding themselves ditched within followed in another launch Organisation. had been completed successfully B-39 Superfortress range of Ber- . An official transcript of General WASHINGTON "June 17 (Reu­ toad he expected the men to go muda. A section of the Air-Sea Major Ashman explained that Bradley's testimony at a private ter). — The White House report­ back to work late today. the job now done hy S.B 29's ed "considerable progress' today Rescue Squadron, which is com­ converted Superfortresses — used session ef a Senate appropriations He added that full service on manded by Major Robert A. sub-committee on May 5 showed on a plan to 'get some of tbe to be done by B17's carrying 27- strike-bound American steel tiie railway would be in effect Stribling, yesterday demonstrated foot lifeboats. The last of the that he said: "There are ne by tomorrow morning. how its 'policy' would work in the strong governments, no strong mills back into production to ful­ 1 B17 s was taken out of service last fill urgent military needs. F Thousands of city workers from event of survivors of an air crash month. Tbe Superfort carries a forces, with which we can ally the suburbs crammed buses and being located within the Kindley ourselves in Asia and form an Mr. John R. Steelman, assis­ 30 foot all-metal Lifeboat weigh­ tant to President Truman, said the ig-terground again today. operational zone. ing 3,500 lbs. I organisation similar to that in None of tite railway's 600 trains Although the exercise was car­ N.A.T.0T it may be possible to announce by In the middle of the harbour **"tjSoubt very much if our tomorrow a list of mills to be re­ a day ran today. Roads into New ried out within tha circumscribed the rubber dinghy was pussed York from Long Island were con­ waters of Castle Harbour it waa people would want to sign a opened. overboard by th* crew of the first treaty with Indo China, Burma, He also said procedeure had gested with long lines of can, done under conditions resembling launch while the observers' bumper to bumper. as closely as possible the real Siam and India-Pakistan, the way been agreed upon for moving cer­ launch stood by about 400 feet •we signed one with N.A.T.O. In Thousands stormed Manhatten thing, in fact whan it came to away. tain quantities of finished steel dropping the lifeboat Captain J. other words, an attack upon them out- of plants and warehouses hotels last night, pleading for As Captain Anderson's aircraft would be considered an attack on rooms so that they would not be C. Anderson and his crew in the through union picket lines. made her first trial run the crew ourselves. Sl__i When the steel strike began caught up tat the morning fight Superfortress had to use extra handling the dinghy fired flares to get into New York. "The big­ caution te prevent a miss-drop on re esse< • "If our people would want it, 16 days ago., union officials pro­ land. A 180 m.p.h. run oa to the ?_-_ ^ l ap orange smoke from a military point of view, we mised that they would provide gest rush New York hotels ever sfgnal. Captain Anderson passed would hate to see it because that saw," a spokesman for one big dropping area at an attitude of production of steel needed to sup­ only 800 feet was not easy. over and flew a triangular course is committing us beyond our mili­ port the fences engaged in the Friday the Thirteen-- was lucky for Mr. B. Richardson, winner of a round-trip to New York at the hotel said. to come up en his second run. tary capability to carry- out our Korean fighting, 8S^_ "jinx'* champagne party held by the Berkeley playing field fund committee at the Clay House Bra, Ihe striken claimed that The first put of the operation More smoke was released and the consisted of getting "aur%rlvera" part." A committee representing the Mr. Maurice Williams, fund committee member and master of ceremonies, is holding the winning working conditions agreed under dinghy erew turned the sea for Genera1 Bradley's remarks were — two dummies — and thwk_b*r union, management and the Gov­ ticket which was drawn by Miss Jane Robinson (near microphone). Mr. Percival Mason, chairman a national railway agreement Bated rubber dinghy Into position. yards around into a bright green made in reply to questions by ernment has been working on a threaten their seniority, and also They ware taken out in a small with slick dye. Senator William Knowland (Be- plan to do that and another ses­ of the committee, is on the extreme left. .On the extreme right is Mr. Ivan R-tteray, one of the their jobs. launch attached to the squadron. tattiana. M Pag* 12 fasHa—. w Paga 12 sion is to be held tomorrow. entertainers for the evening. Mr. Richardson left the party before the draw. THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952. »•«

&ije Ruga! (Sazrtte «?injfl|a)/Ma«l«a*»'a*»Hna*a*UMa*a"a*al*al^a ATOMIC WASTE LATEST BRITAIN ENDS BRIEF (Eat. 1806). LETTERS T0THE EDITOlt III ffaCilAR ARMAMENTS Australian Premier Goes IN OIL WSPUTE CAST Published Daily f IZhe Salary j Incorporating /Correspondents are remiadaid that letters fritist he accompanied bythe frtmes and addresses of the senders, not necessarily for publication but aa The Royal G-zerte (Bit ISIS). . proof oi the writers' bona fides.) The Colonist aaa Dally News Sprayed From Aeroplales To WasWngfol for Talks fit *.uss-i-g¥ Sdiedaled f The Editor < However, while at face value the * ° e\ The Royal Gazette. experiment appears to have been teiid ik Worse Than Bonib To Speak In Rebuttal Hamilton. worth State, >guite the contrary iLONDON, June 17 (Reuter)^ Mr. Churchill did not amplify is the fact' Of immediate Scien­ The Prime Minister of Australia, this remark. | Samuel Pepys Teucer Dear " 11 til it**' '"' "Uli l|[__^ _F_ LOS ANGELES, June 17 (Reu­ (Special to The New Yen* TiW.es tific importance to Bermbda is Mr. Robert Menzies, left <_«ondon aHd ThS Koyal GMette) *,tfjSW With your cooperation and in ter). — Atomic waste products FOOD TARGETS f the fact -hat a very considerable by air tonight for New Yor*. and THE HAGUE, June *-%Mf t~.a sad Canada ni|in—iilalln a."Uca>^^%%_^aiSaM/. Ai'aMM/'j*^* the hope that this may be read by dropped from 'gliders would be contribution to the knowledge of a resumption of his talks with the In the press statement Mr. Brita in concluded today a three S. 8. aToppr & Company, Inc. /those members of our Govern­ the life cycle of the Bermuda or more dangerous to. city dwellers United (Hates Government-• - •6mm) Tuesday, June ITth. day presentation Of her _*n?ument 630 Fifth Avenue. ment who have to do with the, Spiny Lobster was gained, and a than the actual explosion of an Development of Australian Menzies said that, as a result of New York City. Readlng In "Wofds to ISve Vy" functioning of our various control link in the chain fitted in which atom bomb,- i according to Mr. uranium resources will loom large his conference here, Britain would that the international Cotfrx 'of ffc"©. -Zentner; au*-Amcrica« ex- an article by Carl Carmer, the bureau-tn these islands, I wuld had formerly evaded the efforts oh IBr. ""Menzies' Washington work out food production targets Justice bad jurisdiction ester she United Kingdom Kepresentatf-Oat: well-known folk historian, and. like to state a few facts and make pert who- has - been associated Persian oil "sa* ionalisation dis­ of many scientific researchers. In agenda. Rum Jungle field, Aus­ lit which Australia would, aim African 8c Colonial Press Agency, Ltd. sane delightful gems of wisdom 1 a few suggestions regarding the fact, certain information obtained with A-bomb tests since Bikini. pute. It was announced'ttat the 8 Red Lion Square. tralia believes, could become one find. _ | Currency Control Board. accidentally during the trawlers' Mr. Zenter told an American during the "cold" war and in the Persian! -"Tamitav-ltussadegh-^-rj- London. W.c.1, England. of the West's -chief suppliers of The author rightly says that not I wish te condemn, without any work may in future be worth Chemical Society sjtnposrum this atomic raw material. event of "hot" war. The Southern covered from a re-ent ln*lispbii*- Proprietors: all "of men's wisdom has come reservations whatsoever, 'the many times the cost of the experi­ yesterday that physicists bad Mr. Menzies disclosed at a press dominion supplies wheat, meat tion—would speak tomorrow J» from the great. From the simpli­ devised two hew methods of office of the Board.. For such an ment itself. Ot this feature I conference on June 13 that he and some canned fruits to Britain. introduce Persia's (rebuttal «t»d IHE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. city and brevity of a proverb important department the coun­ will leave those directly con­ atomic attack—a contamination would i discuss uranium mining which has been affirmed by a bomb and tbe sowing of radio­ He added that, where Britain attend the remaining hearings, Reid Street, Hamilton. ter -used for the transaction of nected wito the lobster research with the Combined Agency in expected to continue until the efed community as a whole on its business is entirely inadequate hi programme to report fully when active particles in the air.. Washington. That is a body on could do so Australian defence Editor. E. T. 8AYM. journey Through time comes of She week. size. There is absolutely no the value of the data has been Both methods could force the which both the United States and material needs .would be lumped Manager, FORD BAXTXB beauty that is not .often rlvallad privacy and it is mose embarras­ assessed and co-ordinated with evacuation of a city, and could Britain are represented. Aus­ together with Britain's "so that *;1?ha final plea of Sir *Sr_c by individual literary craftsmen. sing to have to state one's per­ other work on the subject. tralian experts will join the con­ Australia will obtain her rateable* Beckett, the British counsel, was Sobicrlptioc Bates: Anil here are a few examples: make an area uninhabitable for sonal reasons for applying for ference, --mfmjt,''?. proportion of these things." . that if the court did not immedi­ Local Foreign i "Better a kind fool than a proud Of commercial importance years, he said. . xu^tt ir % Teas" es. o.s ee. as wise man" 'English). (probably, at least) is the fact Wastes salvaged- from an This arrangement would coyer Un it ST [flu persons in the queue that shrimp of a commercially to meet in Washington are the items which Australia could not should at least delay its decision • Mirnt-i.., 3, O.S 3. T.S "Mean to dont pick, no cotton" atomic pile could be placed in on this question until it had are breathing down the back of valuable species were taken in State Secretary, Mr, Dean Ache­ make herself without intolerable S atontha ... 1.17J 2. t.A (Negro). the bomb casing which -holds the weighs, the merits of the dispute. yowr neck and lapping up any ta- son and the President.^of.,we strain on her economy. 1 Montb O.lS.i t.lf.1 some of the night fas?** Had explosive fissionable material, he He said the "court would cer­ "Talk does not cook rice' formation that they can garner activity. While thiise WeVe hot World Bank, Mr. Eugene Black. (Chinese). explained. When the bomb was tainly be in the position, if it Application ftar entry as second dan to take home to their friends and taken in large quantities, it does detonated, the dangerous waste Before - returning Stestmf about "A half truth is a whole lie*' were to adjudicate now.upon the matter is pending. families. indicate the probability that these products would be hurled over a July 1, Mr. Menzies will also visit (Yiddish). objection to its jurisdiction, of shell-fish are to be found locally. wide area, contaminating it for Canada. ...j^t %|£i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952 "All are not hunters who blow I would like to suggest that the TD PRESS FC* DEBATE passing upon questions' which Several indications showed on the long periods, -id-osi appertain to the merits of case the horn'" (Fr*j_eh). office be entirely made ttver and THREE WEEKS a longer counter Installed. This echo sounding graph which lead or of prejudging their solution." "Giving advice to a fool is like us to believe that considerable The same radioactive waste ON TUNISIA BY BA ilifWln should be divided by The Prime Minister has spent This argument^ legal experts giving medicine to a dead man" quantities of fish Or shell-fish products could be sown by a partitions such as will be found three w"*ks in England, and has pointed out, represents the. second BRITISH TO EXPLOfft (American). Were schooled under the course of glider pulled by * plane, similar UNITED NATIONS, June IT in telegraph offices, etc., tn to crop-dusting, he said. visited The Hague and Paris. - • line of British defence if they . "He who knows little soon re­ the vessel on many occasions. ...During his talks, in London, (Rfetfter). — The Asian^ASrlcan NORTH OF GREENLAND civilised countries. 1 fhrthet group decided today to send a succeed in persuading the peats it" (Spanish). Why, then,- could they not be Mr. Zenter added that the mainly on defence, he had to deal "Who gossips with you will gos­ suggest that the size of the staff letter, signed by 11 members, ask­ tribunal to join the competence captured? For tbe most part, in threat of air pollution by radio­ with widespread dissatisfaction at issue with the merits of the case sip of you" (Turkish). be increased at the expense of these specific instances, the activity .-fTom an A-bomb blast ing the U.N. Secretary General, other offices which seem to have recent a Australian import cote. Mr. Trygve Lie, to call a special they w_8 haye blocked Petrffa's May Be Group Of Islands * « * recordings were below the 70 was vastly overrated. People These were decreed as pant of the attempt to get the court ncfrto How sweet are the uses of ad­ an abundance of time to drink fathom maximum working depth surviving the -shock wave need session of the General Assembly tea and read tbe papers. sterling area economy drive, but as soon as possible to discuss the consider the case at all. Hidden Under fee Cap vertisements. of the fishing gear, an experience have little worry about radiation as Australia is Britain's best cus­ Lastly, Mr. Editor, while on Tunisian question. , For in Toronto a shop displayed common to fishermen working the because the terrific heat of the tomer many manufacturers were the subject of the Currency Board LONDON, June 17 (Reuter)— a sign referring to men's pants: deep sen trawl. At other times fireball swept almost everything left high and dry. . Professor Ahmad Bokhari, Twenty four sailors, soldiers, and "Grab them while they last." In I would like to ask someone who they appeared at a different level up into the stratosphere, where In a farewell statement today Pakistan's permanent delegate to BILLINGHAM, England, June scientists met here tonight tn a very short time two men came knows about such things to ex­ than that at Which the trawl was high winds dispersed the radio­ Mr. Menzies said the cuts were as ' the United Nations, speaking for 17 (Reuter).. — An explosion make final preparations "tor an along and grabbed 100 pairs and plain why ft is that I can import work-aft and it IR not a Usually active particles. Unwelcome to him as to Aus­ the group, said Stat: the letter rocked an experimental labora­ tory of Imperial Chemicals Indus­ arduous two-year exploration of $69. The haberdasher has toned up to $6,000 worth of personal practicable matter rapidly s-^^b tralia's trading partner, but the would be signed by the same 11 tries here today, where work is the icy wastes of north Greenland. down his selling slogans. items -rom a dollar area during adjust the depth' of the trawl. country was determined to live delegates that sponsored Tunisia's complaint ' before the Security believed- under way on a new Their object is to in-estigate * * * 3__>' .< the vear when I am- only allowed Another important local feature within its means. Council' which the Council de­ explosive. Three workers were tbe theory that Greenland is not In company the other evening a mea-ty $400 for a trip abroad, is the extreme clarity of I the He said he hoped the need for clined to debate. injured, none seriously. a" sub-continent, but a collection. when one of - tbe guests ordered regardless of wfcetter or not I ocean water, enabling the fish te the cuts would soon pass and also of islands carrying a solid 10,000- a taxi to take him home. Yes, the have used any of the $6,000. To Spot Ufa net well in advance and promised to see whether more foot thick lee cap. taxi would be right along. The my tnfeafcer Intelligence this ap­ affording the chance of evading sympathetic administration could "Hiey will be joined in a few poor man fussed and fumed for pears to be the height of inconsis­ it. avoid some of the hardships in­ days time by Captain Hans A. an hour, but still there was no tency and a regulation which The total value of the gear in curred. Jensen, 32, of the Danish Array, sign of a taxi. He kept pulling offers encoaragement to those Freak Geological fault nets, wire, rope, winches, etc., SAT WITH CABINET who will act as senior surveyor. out his watch and counting the who will try to get around the carried for fishing purposes by The explorers plan to leave hours, and I sought to calm his law. the two vessels is dose to Puzzles Research Croup He also sat in at a cabinet meet­ London docks on July 5 in a ruffled feeling. Thanking you for allowing me £80,000. The use of this gear ing today. It was part of the chartered Norwegian sealer, the "SPat yd_br -watch away," I ad­ this space, Sir, would not bave been available in LONDON, June ITXReuter). — close' consultation between Com­ Tottan. vised, '"kt's no good in these I remain, any Other way. Aside ' from Thirteen British scientists leave monwealth countries . which he British Navy, Army and Mer­ cases. What you need is a calen­ DISCONTENTED shrimp, it was not believed that for Uganda next week to explore advocated-. chant' Navy men will collaborate dar. any quantity of fish would be the fabulous "Mountains of the Mr. Churchill had something to and four Royal Air Force f lyina taken by the trawls. It was my Moon'*- and to try to find out say on that today. The British boats veill be used. New types of Tile Flatts, Bda. personal hope and belief, that one exactly how they got there in Premier, who recently said that protective clothing will be tested or more of the huge schools of the first place. Britain's economic situation war­ GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 251 — 19S2 17th June, 1952. migrating tuna could be spotted in the sub-zero temperatures. THEY SAY The Editor, Geologists have always been ranted his sounding an "alarm" Leader of the expedition is on the surface and captured with rather than an alert, told the The Royal Gazette. a huge purse seine. A purse puzzled by how tbe oddly named Cmdr. Courtland Simpson, 41, cf By A. M. PURCELL range, known also as the Ruwen- Commons he considered it "very VACANCY the Royal Navy, who took part in Dear Sir, sefne 1,200 feet long' and 120 desirable" that a Commonwealth In today's issue of your paper feet deep is carried as part of zori Range, came into being. All a Danish expedition to Greenland That the fishing survey proved the other mountains in East economic conference be held as two years ago. disappointing. I read the remarks made by Mr. the equipment, i Unfortunately, soon as possible. the weather conditions Were not Africa are' of volcanic origin. Applications are invited for the post of Probation Officer (female) It was during a flight along the * * * Leo Henricksen, the managing condueive to good visual obser­ The Ruwenzoris are not volcanic. at a salary of £550 per annum plus a temporary'bonus of 20%. east coast of Greenland that he director of the Danish- company That that was no fault of the owning the two fishing vessels vations of surface schooling fish • Alongside the Ruwenzoris runs saw a distant range of mountains scientists. during much of the working another scientific phenomenon, with an unfrozen late behind which have been carrying out Sale for Charity operations here' for about one period. Also, the extremely the so-called "Great Rift Valley," Applicants should not be under 25 years of age, should.have I . them. month. He expressed himself as limited (four week) programme an awe-inspiring cleft 40 miles had experience in Social Welfare work and must be able to "I was told that though there That better luck with the rain Thursday, June 19th being disappointed toat they did net permit ei much latitude wide in places and 10,500 feet typewrite. had been isolated visits to those experiments. * * • were unable to bring in substan­ of search, add coupled with the deep. Its orogin is also wrapped regions tftey had not been pro- tial catches while they were inadequate amount of Information ST. ANDREWS HALL, parity explored," he said today. That the struggle between pas­ in 'tnysttery. Applications should be sent in writing to the Secretary, working their nets. at present available on times of The British expedition, leaving Church Street — 2 pjn. — "At my own request, I was put teuriser-, dairymen and the re- migration of the tuna, tbe whole Treatment of Offenders Commissioners, Room 306, Hamilton Hotel, down at a point near the great constitutors is pretty tough. It occurred to me that many On June 23, will prepare a geo­ people of Bermuda are anxious to project was, as was repeatedly logical map which may provide Homemade cakes, candy, within fourteen days from the date of this notice. ice cap and I set off alone on a * * * stated prior to the commitment, five-day trek to investigate the learn of what value'the experi­ an answer to these riddles. Hint some supporters of each ment was, and whether or not a considered risk. plants, fancy, work and possibilities of a full-scale ex­ brand don't help their cause. ft can be considered a failure, RICH MINERALS By Command. ploration." * * . * etc. In due course of time an I think lt would be unkind and PSgk rummage. The expedition will make first That it was strange to hear that official report will no doubt be unfair to the Very excellent But tt may also discover a lot O. R, ARTHUR, for Scoresby. Sound, a small crews of the two trawlers to let AFTERNOON TEA SERVED "if 11 reconstituted milk is made available to your readers. more about the rich minerals Colonial Secretary. east Greenland settlement, about cheaper and better that is a However, absolutely unofficially, them leave the island of Bermuda lying hidden in the Vast range, 9"~et-/.-i. 300 miles north of Iceland, to good reason for stopping it." and purely as a Bermudian . In­ without some public expression which rises 17,000 feet above sea Colonial Secretary's Office. collect dog teams. of appreciation of their efforts on * * * terested in the development of level. Deposits of copper and 14th June, 1952. The Tottan is likely to enter the the fishing industry locally,. I •jljr&*ha-" from someone who cobalt, used in 'strengthening That why all three can't' go into understands the problems en­ .pack-ice about 50 miles east of the business puzzles the man venture my personal opinion In steel, are known to be there In Scoresby Sound. She will then the matter. It should be clearly tailed. I, for one, maintain that abundance. 9084fw.t_. in-the-street. had seme school tuna been make her way along the coast understood that anything I- say A Canadian company, Frobish- northward for 300 miles to Young * * * located, as they most surely -rfil That the cynic says that as usual here has nd official backing or er Exploration Company, of Sound. sanction, nor is there any Impli­ -•"In We future research, a far the only person not being con­ Toronto, is already in partnership "The hazards of this voyage cation that the official report wilt more pleasing result would have sidered is the consumer. ""•en' obtained. The project was with another firm exploiting the through some of the worst ice contain similar points of interest, cobalt deposits,^ ; ***•.* packs ia the world vary greatly __.!"'* . a « or otherwise. an experiment, a considered risk That he has to be satisfied with because of the short duration of The range first got vits exotic _•"•**""•>•»; from year to year and cannot be Speaking as a person who had predicted," Commander Simpson paying through the nose. the research, and from ihe ex­ name from the ancient Greek * <*r * the pleasure of making several said. cellent" information obtained cartographer, Ptolemy, • who That it is said that dead cedars trips on one of the'two trawlers scientifically, it cannot be con­ marked it thus on his maps. He When the ship readies Houng while they were operating, I say Sound, it will be joined by fly­ may become valuable. sidered a failure by any stretch believed it was the source of toe without the slightest hesitation of imagination. ing boats of the Royal Air Force. * * * Nile. That a paternal government will that the captains and crews of the LIONS CLUB Stores and aviation fuel will be two vessels did everything Again speaking as one who allow an owner to buy his cut- unloaded and a camp set up on humanly possible with tiie ex­ witnessed the crews in action, I shore to act as a base for north­ down trees. cellent equipment they bad to can assure the people of Bermuda * * • i . Regular ward flights. bring in fish in quantity. They, that every effort Was made by That prisons cost a little more Tool Calculated Risk The site chosen for the win W and many local persons, have ex­ these fine Danish fishermen to in 1951. base is 200 miles farther north, pressed themselves as being dis­ produce the goods, and they gave Asking Germans Into NATO Luncheon in Queen Louise Land, a range of * * « appointed in the results obtained. fan value in effort expended for rocky mountains. That on the other hand fewer I think everyone who is in­ every penny they received In re­ OTTAWA, June-1* OReuter ).— '•Sttfi-- Speakers: ., A small out-station is to be set prisoners returned to gaol. terested in the Welfare of Ber­ turn* I should like to take this ifia* * * * Tbe Canadian External Affairs GORDON CHALMERS City Assessment, 1952 up near the centre of the ice can, muda was disappointed to a cer­ opportunity of thanking them That "recidivism" is still too Minister,.- Mr. • Lester. B. -Pearson, American Olympic Team 1932 from which the party will be tn tain degree, but to those engaged publicly for their interest, and to said today "we are taking a cal­ radio contact with the main- bast. high. in the fishing industry and -others Wish them tight lines and full That i * * * avsiriTa culated risk" by supporting Ger­ TED VOGEL "This station, to be manned by who have an intimate knowledge trawls for the rest of their days. man integration in the European That perhaps the "farm" system three men, will probably be the of the marine fauna of the islands, Sincerely, Defence Community. American Olympic Team 1948 will improve matters. it came as no gre_t_jg|_pri__. loneliest in the world," Com* LOUIS S. MOWBRAY. He made the statement in ask­ dander Simpson said. "It is Thai (tite t*.*"• ;. * * * 'theSrest'' HOtlCE^fe ing the House of Commons I to That the foreign news is interest­ EAGLE'S NEST HOTEL situated far into the ice sheet "800 ratify a protocol signed in Paris ing. miles from thNEi_l^£JUNE *8, W$2. » 3 ^ftf./ARMY KDmCT- H&ose ©f HepresentaHves SEN. BREWSTER LOSES 4MEMCANS FROM FLAT Increases Old Age Pensions Orders Increased KACEM FRANKFUET^eermaay, Jmse WASHINft^l_^,_fe^3^Reu- 17 f CJrteiiter)—rA High Commission ter).—The House of Representa­ Vigilance; ISoviet Maine RepM-can Senator cwMSf today threw ei|t an iujubc- tives today gave its final approval HOittj/petition by "a , Marylafnd to legislation increasing social couple seeking to prevent the security (old age pensions) bene­ Yields To State Governor United States Army from evicting fits by , at least five dollars a 0- Bmrnd Plane them from their apartment. month for the four and a half mil­ NEW "fpKK, June VI (Reuter). yThej^&irt told Elmer P. Gower, lion Americans now receiving the —The presidential race was of Cumberland, Maryland, that it payments-jj^ff Continued from P*fe 1 overshadowed for Americans to­ had no jurisdiction to near the The measure was sent to fhe Sweden has withdrawn all LA0Y PttMClAN WENS day by a Senate primary election case,ai^ Senate. planes from oVer I the Baltic, in the state of Maine in which Frenct* Sfitrf- GeWer, who handles regal cases where fishermen have reported PARIS LIBEL CASE Senator Owen Brewster lost his for servicemen, accused the army large-scale manoeuvres under bid for Republican renomination of acting in. a "totalitarian way" and we'll see whether the Army way by Russian planes and naval after 30 years in public life. and said that if his application will really throw me o«t," She vessels. Ltfose Morals Impiftafion He has served for 12 years in was. rejected then the "rule of declared. The Russian Ambasador .to the Senate. force has been substituted for tbe . Army authorities contend that Sweden, Vice Admiral Konstantin Aflieared fid Magazine He was defeated by the state rule.of -law." ^y.tffatiT the Gowersere no longer "entitled Rodinov, .began a diplomatic governor, Mr. ,) Frederick O. to logistic sup&errt. They say the counter-offensive after two pro­ Payne, unofficial tabulations gave , Earlier.Mrs. Gewer, an eSqpSec- couple ignored repeated warnings . PARIS, June 17 (Heater) — A tant mother, vowed that she test notes had been delivered to French lady politician .won £50 Mr. Payne 68,485 votes and to quit the apartment and now him by the Swedish Government Senator Brewster 65,357. would remain in the apartment. the Army is enforcing the order. yesterday, one in reference to the libel damages against the editor "I spend most of my time in-bed Shot-down plane and the other re­ of a humorous magazine todav Mr. Payne is an Eisenhower ferring to the fact that four Soviet because he claimed she lived With supporter While Senator Brewster diplomats -were involved * in a a German officer for tbe fun of it is for Senator Robert Taft, but Swedish apy trial now being held. and "not only to -gain military the rivals took little part in their Admiral Rodinov visited Mr. secrets, as she insisted. campaigi|.,_^^ |f_& Dime. Marthe Richard, who General Fisenhower_&&jfeg&~ Erlander and asked to contact the ve creW of a Russian trawler Who last headed the morality campaign -Mr JrafLj»ere, rfpjHt^y ,«-ll"_i Why Not Install The Bs&t month asked political asylum. Mr. that resulted in outlawing the teddy after |$st Week's VaihV>aftn- Erlander said the matter would be Paris prostitution industry after ing for, swppprt. • At A Reasonable Pri&} attended to "TO the ordinary wary.'*' the war, brought the suit against j.-^H^ TaSt-**jfo % W_J&lfljfc- Neither of them mentioned the Jean Gal tier-Boissiere, editor of Um. atffStiJB^; to his Senate CatwHiP incident or the four the magazine Crapouillot. duties. ("tepersil Eisenho^ver, in Russian diplomats involved in the The military secrets business Oenyfjc. dftteaao, was Meeting DONT MISS SEEING ElJfR trial of the Russian-backed spy took place in Spain during the eon vent ion d'eiegati^'ng from tfiyee BATH TUBS ring which opened here yesterday. Great War. Mine. Richard wrote •j^es&^h staffs—Colorado, Wyom­ a book about it in which she said ing and Utah. SPY TRIAL she "surrendered her honour" to BASINS A newspaperman, Frfflo" En- secure military information. ... Jfio's ,18 delegates, 15 boom, today admitted to the court The Way the magazine told the pgjnfflfal fesenhower, two TOILETS that he had received payments story, Mme. Richard lived with are .for Senator Ti'ft ahd one is from "four Russfato "Embassy r. Hastings, who introduced I See "Ct}ra\ Fan," Enchanted Lilac," "Spring Fever" There will be a service at the me bill, said he feels tnat much school at 11 a.rn. at which the herm r^tsults from the stage Hon. H. D. Butterfield, M.C.P., demonstrations. "Dou_).e Peony," and many others all designed fe keep who graduated from the school in 1915, will speak. The committee passed an M'lady looking lovelier all day long. "You're flying in the world's -nils w_fl De followed by a amendment proposed by D*v most modern airliner.'" service at the grave of Samuel Hastings which would give local Saltus, founder of the school, in authorities power to control 9071 jw. And they're manned by St. John's Churchyard. hypnotic demonstrations. I Pom American's regular, After lunch there will be two mzmmmm experienced flight crews." \ cricket matches between school and Old Boys' teams and tea in w^. the headmaster's house at 4.15. At 6 p.m. the school band will beat the retreat. One of the reasons for having [ a luncheon this year rather than ^^K&^$$ggM^$W$X®MW$W^iM a dinner was to encourage Old Boys to go from the luncheon to the school grounds __r the cricket matches ahd lea, Mr. i. Stuart Outerbridge, president of the association, said. 4 U.K. PLANT GOES SLOW Brand-new Super-6 Clippers DUE TO LOST TRADE h**** Only Pan American offers you two round-trip services to ^OBRTHYR TYDFIL, Wales, June 17 (Reuter). — Australia's New York-first-class for *99 ond tourist for *85 recent cut on imports will force the Hoover washing machine factory here to go on a four-day week starting on Monday. Company - officials expect to" !ff-wJJ-..|^IPP*i**-*^ lay off about 300 of the 1,100 employees. They said the recent drop in sales reflected the im­ ports ban. » m m Australia last March announced drastic cuts of all imports, in line wi th tbe policy of other sterling area nations, including 9 Britain. PARIS, June 17 (Reuter).— Eleven Paris detectives suspended last week after a list of Com­ munist policemen was found in a raid on party offices have sent a protest letter to President Vincent M Sapet-5 0*f £*« Auriol. 1 rvttSwO P**** cot»P»*7o0 boa** * *•-. 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9*94 Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE W, 1852.

bara Jones. Foster Ming, LARGE RUBBER EXPORTS Dance School Members impersonator, gave an impression QUEEN OPENS ASCOT ON TWO BIG CUNARDERS Ui. Wife Gets A Kvorce of ihe late Al Jolson in two FROM U.K. TO RUSSIA Present "Sepia ReYoe" numbers. IjsSP Personal And ^Social CHILL, SUNLESS DAY INVOLVED IN EXERCISE From t.V. Shooting Sponse Two diminutive girls, Cookie and Sylvia, - appeared in three LONDON, June IT (Reuter). — A variety programme of dances A daughter who will be PORTSMOUTH, England, June LOS ANGELES, June 17 (Reu­ Britain re-exported 89,109 long and songs was presented a*, the song and dance routines. A Coats Cover Paris Models 17 (Reuter).—The liners Queen Biggest popular feature- was a fashion christened Daphne Aileen was AN APOLOGY ter).—Mrs. Phyllis Gaskell won tons of raw rubber to Russia Colonial Opera House on Monday born at the King Edward VII Mary, and Queen Elizabeth are a divorce from her husband here during the 12 months ended April and last night by the Co-Op Club show in which Valerie Jones, among merchant ships liable to Memorial Hospital on June 9 to Worn By Aristocrats n today on the grounds of cruelty. ' Mtli SO this year, Brigadier Harry of the Nias School of Dancing. Janet Peniston, Madrine Thomas In yesterday's issue of The "attaek in a sea and eh^'war" The show,* "The Sepia Revue," and Constance Smith paraded Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Wil­ starting tomorrow morning over She told the judge that when Mackeson, Secretary for Over­ liams, at Riddell's Bay. The baby Royal Gazette in the -"er-i* ASCOT, England, June 17 seas Trade said in Parliament to­ included, dances ranging from small fry spring fashions. 480,000 square miles of sea round her 12-year-old son refused tp -:|_l9u____n weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces. sonal and Social column (Reuter). — A thousand and •>%****• 17 (L day. early African rituals to "Jive." Britain. turn off a Western film on their Other artists on the programme * * * xl*. there appeared an item say- more grey toppers were valiantly television set her husband, Robert jrWs-VS' hu| Brigadier Mackeson, who was Miss Gloria Nias directed the were Maude Allen, Roland Mus­ Mil "The engagement is Ships of nine NATO (North Miss Shirley Rae Browne, 17- doffed from artisocratic and D. Gaskell, shot the cowboy hero ^hbsed thr replying to a quest, added that show and took a principal part son, Celeste Robinson and announced of Mrs. Rudolph other fashionable heads today as Atlantic Treaty Organisation) landing hel Kenneth Daniels (vocal soloists), year-old daughter of Mr. and nations will take part in the off the screen with his revolver, exports of rubber to the Soviet in sevem of the dance numbers. Flood of Hamilton Parish to the Queen opened Royal Ascot, and that the bullet barely h)iised air«station, j Union both from Britain and Hubert Smith's Trio and Winslow tap dancers Buster Wade and Mrs. Harry T. Browne, formerly Mr. Joseph Mello of Smith's exercise to test wartime protec­ Clifford Looby, Gombey dancers of Paget East, Bermuda, now Britain's most stylish horse tion of trade in the eastern her. 1ST *rj^^6g| Malaya were strickly controlled. Fox provided much of the musi­ Parish." raping meet. two^Jreattt But there were naturally flucua- cal accompaniment. Randolph Richardson and residing in Ciudad Trujillo, This was incorrect, and We Atlantic. Llewellyn Spencer, and Gloria Dominican Republic, was gradua­ With harness all a-jingle, the Admiral Sir Arthur John Goodyear tions in shipments within tbe The show opened with a "jive" wish to apologise to Mrs. works at Ai annual rate and these 12 months routine by lour students of the and Henry, dance duo. ted from the Montrose School, Flood and Mr. Mello for Royal' procession of four open Power, Allied commander-in- 250 ships from the U.S., Canada, include a, period of relatively school, Sheila Alters, Shirley Members of the school gave a Essex Falls, New .Jersey, on June embarrassment that may landaus rolled through the chief of the Channel, who will Britain, the Netherlands, Den­ , it-eircleq high shipments. Alters, Miriam Bassett and Bar­ number of dance tabluaex. 13. Before studying at Montrose have been caused them. Golden Gates drawn by the sleek direct the exercise, said today it npafiy mi will be four times the size of any mark, Belgium, Norway, Portugal thrh*_g6 thd Announced government policy Miss Browne was a pupil at the The announcement of the Windsor Greys and moved in Bermuda High ,School for Girls. state before the stands. previous NATO exercise. and France will operate over 11 mast. Lata is to keep shipments to Russia supposed engagement was For eight days, 400 planes and hanger. down to her estimated peaceful The graduating baccalaureate telephoned to The Royal Hats swept off, race cards flut­ convoy routes. needs. service and commencement day Gazette offices, accepted by tered and cheers roared through .Ajfon-riiJ exercises were held on June 12 us in ghed faith and pub­ the crowds as tbe young Queen etaa?'*-" lbw and 13 at Grace Presbyterian in lished as received. The per­ rode by with the Duke of Edin­ gas-bag. L BERMUDIANA THEATRE Montclair, New Jersey. son telephoning said she was burgh- ' '•'. \. loom, it is Mrs. Rudolph Flood. Mrs. She wore a puff-sleeved- dress All engines! Flood has stated that it was of lavender brocade satin with Famous Calypso Bass' pended in not she who telephoned, and gloves and an off-the-face hat of gfcs bag. It is desired to redeem all unused portions of we are satisfied that it was the same hue. The Duke was in 324| not' she bet some other Subscription Tickets and it is therefore requested regulation morning dress. Prin­ TALBOT 1 . The new person. cess Margaret was in the second and 35 feet that Holders of such tickets will call at the offices carriage,, followed by other mem­ Brothers ing 70 knot] of Plater & Company, Public Accountants, Church bers of the Royal Family. hour), it haj 'But it was- a sad day for the DANCING maintained Street, Hamilton, wt,ih their cards, when payment SAYS U.S. MAY RATIFY ladies, who use this most fash­ flight. for the unused portion will be made. ionable race meat to parade their Navy spol BONN TREATY SOON newest and airiest dresses and -. On The Patio new N-typel To facilitate the closing of the books of the huge cartwheel .hats. A cool to the K-tj| Air Conditioned wind blew over the course and 9.30 — 12.30 for hunting! Theatre Series, ticket holders are requested to marines in tl Mr. John McCloy Sets the sun made only grading ap­ Minimum Charge 14/2 or $2.00 Show Place of Bermuda present their cards before 23rd June, 1952. pearances. Coats covered most of The ZPN the new Paris models. features for Date For End Of His Job fare file sp| 2.30 — 7.15 — S.10 BERMUDA THEATRE SERIES DARK COLOURS only could BONN, Germany, June 17 Though court mourning ended apeect^v-sld ' Adults Only -Ml.' w in. (Reuter) — Mr. John J. McCloy, on May 31, the £10-a-ticket craf^for subl United States High Commissioner Royal enclosure — where only haven' almost in Germany, today met tbe West the best" blood gains admission — 9066 *w. "air: It had German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad sleeping ftps Adenauer, to discuss the West's was not the usual blaze ol colour. wfiich w_f stand in exchanges with Russia In deference to the late King the dozen men. about Germany. colours were dark — black, grey compact dinii and mauve predominating. On completion of her studies Mr. McCloy, who returned yes­ f containing ta) Miss Browne' '(above) will spend terday from two weeks in the Champagne was £2-10-0 a Stop! Special eqf fiesta ZACight! the summer holidays with her United States, said he would re­ bottle, caviar £1-5-0 an ounce ling while ir parents in the Dominican Repub­ turn home for good in about a and pate de fois gras £5 per new ship to I Fun — Games — Prizes — Floorshow lic before resuming further month. He would not be Ameri­ pound tin. periods. studies at Stratford College, Vir­ can Ambassador hare after the Many hoped-for a Royal win The 4-H Club tmd ginia, in September. Bonn conventions ending the at the start of the first Ascot of occupation came into effect. the new reign, but the Queen's LGNDQjR, * * * will luring you another General Sir B| lie said he felt the U.S. Con­ entry, the 5-1 favourite' Choir SCOURGE OF THE Miss Mary Stark, of Stamford, Boy, did not place in the Queen mander in Connecticut, and Miss Anna R. gress would be able to ratify the Middle East SEVEN SEAS! osDancing if* Bonn Conventions before Its sum­ ' Anne stakes, run ever seven fur­ here, last nigi Hoffman, of Kew Gardens, New mer recess. longs, 155 yards. K***? Sensational Leering the treasure chests To the Captivating Rhythms of York, plan to return to the Uni­ anndtf Briti| ted States today on the Queen of wealth milita ef the Can*be Coast... WINSLOW FOX'S ORCHESTRA Bermuda after spending a month DANCE week. loving a treacherous with Mrs. William Fraser at "Gairlochy," Warwick, on adventuress! LDate — Saturday. 0une 21st i This Is Miss Stark's 33rd trip to Bermuda, all ef them by ship. BERMUDA HIGH SCHOOL |jg Tickets - - - 7/- * * * Friday, June 20th, 1952 Michael Berkley Wansey, son 9 For Reservation Call 960? of- Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Wan­ The No. 6 Shed, Front Street, Hamilton sey, of "Palm Vale," South Old Girls Luncheon with Senor — wear your gayest shirt Shore, Devonshire, has been Maestro Freddie Matthews and his rhythm boys awarded his club crew numerals (By kind permission of the Manager Th< Senorita — wear your gayest skirt as coxswain at St. Andrew's on Thursday, June 19th, 1952 School, Middletown, Delaware, > of the Castle Harbour Hotel) UJ5.A. Assembly at 12.30 p.m. Dancing from 9.00 p.m. until . . St. otJavid's Z/vtount t/lica \&errace » • * Returning home on the C.NJ8. Admission 7/- SW+-W. i Lady Nelson yesterday were Mr. Lunch at 1.00 p.m. * «*' /» Mrs. L. N. (Dickie) .Tucker, of "So let's Make It a Date for Friday 20th\ "Banstead," Paget East. They ^1«7 fur.ti, l left the Colony on May 18 with Tickets can be obtained at the door. Mrs. Tucker's mother, Mrs. Charles Carruth, who was return­ ing to her summer home in Am­ All Former Students Welcome herst, New Hampshire. Mrs. Car- •% traditional Must ruth's Bermuda home is "Kent 9123'w. House," Southampton. fl * • » BRITI Also returning on the Lady Nelson yesterday, were Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles Talbot, of "Alton,** Pembroke. "They spent a three- THE NICHOLL INSTITUTE f SES DINNER week's holiday in the United States and joined the .ship in Bos­ (Manual Training Centre) BERMUDIANA THEATRE:- A-Y Condwon-a Sti SSy ton. ACter-Dinner-Show Tonight at 8.30 p.m. AN GREAT DIALOGUE . . .' "Slap In The Face* To You've never heard 1 EXHIBITION OF WORK WW*-* TOM MOORE'S anything like it:— A REPUBLIC Entertainers In Malaya will be held PRESEKTATIO** LONDON, Juhe 17 (Reuter). — GREAT DRAMA . . . Leaving Specialising la The War Minister, Brigadier Tomorrow, 19th June, 1952 You've never seen British Paramount News Antony Head, told the House of from 3.30 to 5.00 p.m., and from 7.30 to 9.00 pjn. anything like it:— Bermuda The Trooping of the Colour Commons today that he regretted a Singapore incident hi which GREAT STARS . . . four British entertainers. were 5 p.m. Fresh Fish, Steak, Chops The Exhibition will be opened by -His Excellency the Governor, in their most barred from dinner to a British Arriving Army officers' mess because they , Lieut. General Sir Alexander Mood, G.B.E., K.C.B. Lady Hood excit'ng performance FRIDAY, SATURDAY were hot in evening dress. I for II* SetMIt aaa fit-at it has kindly consented to present the awards. I U N N A LLY JOHNSON New and MONDAY Chicken, Salad, The party had just returned w-a-d t, iBBf W-fiULESCO A Great Picture from entertaining British troops Yo Charles Laughton — Boris Karloff in -the Malayan "angle. *> Mr. Ralph Reader, one of the A cordial invitation is extended to parents and friends 7.15 p.m. BEERS, WINES, LIQUORS show people, returned to London and all interested in this important branch of education - PLAYHOUSE PLAYGROUNDS "Strange Door" last week after doing 31 perfor­ — Open-Air — — Adults Only — mances 1n 23 days for British For Reservations Phone 713« troops in Malaya. He said it was Guests should be In attendance not later than 3.20 p.m. TODAY Complime\ — Three Shows — like a "slap in the.face" when 89.2ta.t_v. TONIGHT ftOWtw. S-*-•** • w.lp. they were told that because they 2.30, 7.30 and 9.30 this were • not dressed for it they at 8.45 could not have dinner in *"*e jp* mii_J_l_ta__B-liO A Howling Comedy. mj M-C-MBtinjsonTheSh— mess. ' _fe' Funnier than L "f$e were told it would be served in our rooms," be said. ~1 SEE "Father of the Bride" «__. _V k__t BSSL-HD'EE-L? A riot from beginning -SUMMER to end And mm h _.—•—_ —-M-G-MfHallRTt """"""•J- • • -.PA P STOCK SPSNCERTR4Cr Compl; ^ - we 11 -stl & JQAN BENNETT j P «*** s i Today courtej at the oh .Tr I s^zt ^tbernoSS Faihert Ultle Dividend BA Mi--4*. gp<^ Ijarmang If all Ijtffrl Salisbury » -^cS" d B-CSO^J. potato Sal-** j\vu w^UeeM Motet DOUBLE FEATURE ,- ^sorted*eaU'l". 10 *>•*-• New Opera House: 4.45 and 9.45 • * Tomorrow Night • • Cold****;,ve*-.P*-' 2.45 and 7.45 Charles Starrett — in Tyrone Power — in Le Buffet des Gourmets "Bonanza Town" ^ JIGGS TONIGHT "I'll Never Forget You" ^A^c__nvM (to please the eye as well as the palate) On The Outdoor Patio Also — Shewing at 4.25 and 9.25 HAVIMST-A d The World's Heavyweight Championship Bout — Between AND PEACE 7 — 9 p.m. !|P§ THE BRAN RAIL a EVENING Queen Street — Upstairs Jack's Variety Hour "Jersey Joe Waicott and Ezzard Charles" Suggestions for Today Featuring SOMERS OPERA HOUSE SANDYS THEATRE _. gjf Reservations Only: Phone 1354 or 1352 ask for OSCAR St. George's — Open-Air Roast Filet of Veal 7/6 QUIZZES Ronald Reagan — in LEAD THE BAND CONTTEST — — at 8.30 p.m. — Fried Liver and Bacon 6/6 "STORM WARNING" In die Famous Gombey Room Tuna Flsh Salad Plate 7/- "VENGEANCE VALLEY" Prizes GLiger Rogers — in and ^y Fish 'Chowder and "HIGHWAY 3f}_" PERFECT STRANGERS" Fish and Chips Served Daily Dancing 9-12.30 a.m. ^N!N* The Exotic Michael and Fransita OUR SPECIAUTIES t SOUTHAMPTON THEATRE , — M» — Open-Air Southern Fried Chicken James Mason — in — "FIVE FINGERS" 9*95+.w. / 1 Cocktails, Highballs, Liqueurs. mm Copr, 1ST THE ItSYAL &&__ETT£, Wl-MESDAY, SXjm 18, 105! 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Miss Efeabeth Holley, Daytona UA.UWCHS AIRSHIP Beach, J%rida; Mrs Emma IJum- BABY Wm CAtpRE Need Ntfff Freighters IDiyorce HOTEL NOTES meU, Wifeingtoni VelSpmet Miss Ka# MfaDonaid; ,. WifiSgibi* #SD BY Hi M fdls I).! Cfoup Spoose m Mmmm Delaware; Mr. Howard Moore and Mrs. .Helen Moore. Baltimore, Two sets of wharfage PARIS, June 17 (Reuter)—A BRIDLINGTON, June 17 (Reu­ Princess Hotel MaryTand; Miss "JKHene Bglfv baby captured two burglars here ter}. —Now that freight rates are 17 (Reu- . Biggest No_i-Rigid Balkan | Jackson, Michigan},- Mr. and Mrs. ordinances, whicb will make the Bkell 'won rates levied by the Corporation of today. The tnen, Roger Picaude beginning to come down; %itain band here Recent arifvaJs at the ftinc-ss Sfiihaet Ctipjola, ms^offeiSSen- &% G66rg%'s Snd H_riiift0n Merit! and Albert "Ryjlk^ broke into a heeds newer and faster freighters cruelty, I-vet Tel 6e CtJtfstrtftled HoteTfrom New YoA Sm§ *tn= tWcth*Mh mss^mmi k%itms,Cf^ . were confirmed by the Lggis flat and, after finishing their to maintain Ber possubaj HTwSfld bat when elude Miss Margaret Angelin, Springfield, Ohio; Mi^__»_rMr_. fJifivfc* ^e^cW*yester6WsS-^t--nS- i "work^iet down to enlov a Asee trade, the president of the.United LA-C-SHU1^_!-V New Jersey, m Society of Boilermakers ari# Iron I-fused to ' . Rosedale; Mr., and; Mrs* Joseph 9t*bert | Darifag, ."^Dnspcket, Som* e*~mn.—e—mse—m——t.—mr months ago the Hon . Leon i pj^^j with several bottles Of wine, Jkne 17 (Reuter).—The ZPN — On their. .wj_y*tduf they bumped and Steel Shipbuilder--, Mr. R. I on their j Baratta, Astoria; Major ind Mrs. hWe Island; Mr. and Mrs-Piirre p. jrSatjirrtafot ef-rSt. Geor|te*s, id, Robert world's largest non-rigid airship Richard Baston, Welt Point; Miss >—Sense, Montreal, Quebec, into 'ftte baby's eradle and the Allcroft, said here today. —nosed through a heavy fog for a fold pte Cotifictt th"a*f iff- Bast End infant sounded the alarm. i*boy hero I Geraldine H. Cordey, Rosedale; Canada;-Mr. and Mrs. W._3. Corporation had submitted a new In his presidential address to revolver, landing here today at the naval Jib-. John DeGrsff ana Mr. David EwiM, BAimori;.Maryl_nd» Mr. One of the burglars rocked the the society's annual conference, afr -««tgt*on. __t of wharfage eharges to the ely q»Jiiised . : ifmtiS? &ihah¥-, Mit*** HSiKt Same* -1lanriaiia , @ .Warwick, House of Assembly. A select com­ cradle while, the oiher prepared a MB. Allcroft said that already the Tfsenugtl. airship, which took Fisher, the Bronx; Miss Wilma I Rhode Island; etiss Mary Jane mittee had studied the ordinance re"9rmamgnt drive wis' eausihg--a tafcjfiatf w bOtwU&it. left the Huggins, New York City; Mr. Khwter and Miss* Ellen Peterson, fctrftfr to qfrretSHt. By tm tcWsshortag e of steel and consequent and recommended a much greater they had put the baby back to r Goodyear Aircraft Company's Ralph Johnson, Cammary Park; Kenilworth, HI. increase in the rates charges on unemployment. a% j_j^ works at Akron, Ohio, last night. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. .Lownsbury, sleep the doorman had awakened, Canada, fuel oil. The St. George's Corp­ . Shi^iuilders want to j. know ,^^L circled the air station for Albany; Miss , Leohdre Mandell, oration, however, felt it Would be seen .the iSerj-and reported them why file industry is only seventh • (ids, Den- nearly three hours, then floated New York City; Miss Dorothv itnwise ttr- increase tile rate above in time for police to nab them.. In priority for steel, he said. r, Portugal through the fog to the mooring McDonough, Floral Park; Mr. and Berrtattte Hotel that levied in- Hamilton. Even­ "Shipbuilding in this country ie over 11 mast. Later, tt was taken into a Mrs. T. J. Muller, Jr., Larchmont; tually the two corporations on cut flowers, perfume, jewel­ is dependent to a dangerous hanger. Mrs: M. RyaiS, iiohg Islafid; Mr Recent arrivals from New York agreed to charge the same rate lery and toilet articles.. degree dn the Sh-tdfiw-Hs- Ihivid Turk, New York City; Mr State who are spending their on oil and other bulk liquids. The The ordinances Were approved t&tiketaf? he said. "To maintain A non-rigid airship is one With- tat out ah internal structure in ,the " ^ ^.. ^te BeriiiWia. Aqji-ay "*, tbt Ber- Hamilton Corporation Was agree­ after the Council agreed to an our position in the world trade X_V* %^-.^iBES"* *_** -Bwdiana Hotel indud* Mr. and able to raising its rate from three amendment which would exelude we need to have newer, faster gas^ bag. Like an enonhoixs. bal­ and thesi must be loon, it is inflated with helium. shillings per ton to four shillings. fresh water from the payment of I freigBtiffs York City* Miss Mae Etlftfer, Long JJ,.. and Mrs SBrew* M Slight increases were also made wharfage. planned now.' All engines and quarters are sus­ an r Ml K u f M pended, in a gondola beneath the S* ?H^? *»_H J?*** *s£ . £'<%?*>*, Eteura ___m Margaret gas bag. Brook*** Miw Nan<^Skuteh, MacGregor, _h-odft^: Mfes Cfelal- f. Mew -'l^sto-gQs&JS-m. Viola gw c_rH4N_w tirk CttyTMrS., y^y*K*4 FEET LOHjSy, -aoeombfea Great $&*£ t ElEabetK..^ii nil _£ e^Wmy The new ship is 324 feet long Massachusetts was represented iStream; Mr, Frank Fries, Valley and 35 feet high. Capable of do­ hy Miss Margaret ahd Miss Mary Stream; Mr. John -tush, New ing 70 knots (about 80 miles an I Mclnerney, Worcester; Miss LOr- Rochelle; Mr. and Mrs. Leon hour), it has engines that can be *dine Shanndni Medford; Mr, -nd j Hong, Freeport, Long Island. _":ftliiffy % M£cGregor is from Laredo. ( your selection as Miss Grace A. Broadhurst is The French Restaurant from West Hartford, Connecticut. boys Mi3s Mary Jane Kflinger and Miss soon as possible. The Afitftife Restaurant and Bar ^g Virginia M. Altenhofen are from Walker Arcade Milwaukee, Wisconsin. New Jersey guests include Miss Rosaland S. Anderson, Spring- Other useful items for the Bathroom include Clothes win close at ..30 j»._a. S TeL 38_tt iftelidjiSSr. and Mrs. Harry Randall, •Irr.Mwho" are Honeymoonfers; Mr. until further notice SiS97tw m tJtm. arid Mas. R. F. Mueller, Newark; Hampers, Bathroom Scales, Medicine Cabinets, Willi and Floor HIL" >Ji*7t~/d. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolff, Hadolon Heights; Mr. and Mrs. Tile, Pressure Water Systems, Water Heaters, etc. Thomas Ll*>yd, Little Silver; Mrs. Helen M. Lenahan; Collihgwood; Miss Dorothy tl. Rickards, Collingwood. Monster Mr. Kearney Leeper is all the way from Stockton, California. PEARMAN, WAfiiNGTOisr •_•_ cH fit- BBit Pennsylvania guests include Dr. n Ikf A AD I and Mrs. Samuel Turristi (Honey- •^•BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS COtfdlUflON mooners) who are from Reading; Household Dept. 2nc_ Floor rhrj-ie 414i ''•<& ' TA. 3030 or your Loco! Ajfent DAAAAII Mr. William Schaller, Morrisvllte; Mr. Edward J. 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Jockey-Driver Titles The General Committee -Iff*$he > iteam again' Every Record Is Broken; Five Matches Are listed Bermuda Amateur Athletic Asso­ on Sunday ciation will hold an important- Our Slogan Betters Five For Tomorrow Afternoon meeting in the board room of the The teaij At Shelly Bay Track This Season Department of Educatiojroh Fri­ irom a croJ Turner Stops Fleming After One ' NATIONAL LEAGUE day evening, starting from 5.15. - t&i3i*r-d crl The Bermuda Jockey Club's A full slate of matches are Pittsburgh at New York, night and will gi| recorti book was completely re­ scheduled, to be played in the Main items on tbe agenda will Seward Fox and Johnny Mello, leaders in the unofficial jockey- Chicago at Brooklyn, night strong test written during the past season at Somers Isles Cricket League to- Cincinnati at Bouton (2), be the receipt of reports from defence of driver standings at the Bermuda Jockey Club's Shelly Bay track, for Round Of "Pier Six" Co-Feature their Shelly Bay race track. morow afternoon,'with the fol­ not received the committees staging the Olym­ the annual! Oar Slogan finished the season the better part ot this season, have clinched the title according to lowing line-up received by Tbe St. Louis at Philadelphia, pic boxing and swimming trials. against Son with five ef these records. The Other business will be included statistics compiled by The Royal' Gazette. Royal Gazette for publication: twi-night The entii] Hugh McCourt, Bermuda's light and light-welterweight amateur bay gelding established a mark of Cleveland County vs. Pond Hi!l, AMERICAN LEAGUE on the agenda and all members 1:12 1-5 for six furlongs and Although at least one more are urged to attend. match will boxing champion from the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, last meet is scheduled by the B.J.C. 20 winners in 57 starts. He has at Harris Bay New York at Detroit, night Olympic Fu 11 lowered the standards fer seven, had nine seconds and eight thirds. . Cleveland Ceonty — B. Lambe Boston at St. Louis, night This will probably be the last night gained a unanimous six-round decision over Ronnie Gwinnutt, eight, nine and ten furlongs. on June 26 — the season was Mello has been driving at Shelly meeting of the Association this been kindly* officially concluded on May 24 (captain), M. Musson, D. Musson, Philadelphia at Chicago, twi-nlght shire club former light end welterweight champion of the Colony, in the The sprint mark was lowered to Bay tor more than twenty-five Washington at Cleveland, night summer. and, as in previous years, the G. Smith, M. Smith, G. Talbot, B. tribution tol featured bout at the Mount Langton Stadium.. 1:00 4-5 by Obelisk to complete years and has often been the top Manders, 'M_'Swainson, H. Wil­ the running records. statistics have been compiled to driver at the track. < | Tickets al The Scotsman was in ham, con­ that time. tfS kinson, E. RicharSson and J. Dar­ MONDAY'S RESULTS and may bl .evening, although this did not Victor Scott finished the season Abel Pimental, a comparative dition far the bout and while he Fox, who is the youngest rider rell. Waiting man will be E. St. Louis 7, New York 8 It Pays To Advertise* member oi handicap the sailor's performance. with the fastest times for sewn newcomer to the sport, finished .in Minors; scorer, A. Smith; umpire, Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 5 could not get in any knockdown and eight furlongs for harness at the track at fifteen years of mittees in blows, he did hurt the ex-sailor TAKE TURNS STAGGERING the runner-up position with 14 St. G. TaSP: Besides horses. The hobble-pacer* towered age, was runner-up to Albert winners in 32 starts while driving with several telling blows, es­ The final minute of the third tbe shorter distance mark to (Shorty) Churm last season. Flatts vs. Southampton, team will round was almost a repetition of his own Penny Peck. Abel had pecially in'the second and third 1:51 4-5 and the mile to 2:10, both This season the positions" have two seconds and four thirds in his at Somerset rounds. fltsi the first round, with Cottam stag­ been reversed. • gering Simmons, only to be stag­ in clocked time-trials. total. Flatts—C. Woolridge (captain), Gwinnutt showed signs of in­ > The best finishing times of the Young Seward has ridden 24 L. Pearman, E. Woolridge, M. "» activity and was far from being gered in return at the bell. Sim­ Leon Parris, who with his PYROFAX" GAS SERVICE mons managed to score enough season: winners with 67 mounts. He brother Bernie and Johnny Mello White, F. Steede, G. Davis, R. the boxer who won Bermuda's RUNNERS finished second with 22 and third Lawrence, L. Tucker, C. Matthews COOKING HEATING REFRIGERATION double crown two years in a row points in the earlier rounds to has been driving and riding at gain the verdict. S Furlongs with 11. Churm, who has ridden the track since the early 1920s, V. Symonds and G. Stowe. Wait­ Approved Gas Burning Appliances and was voted the Amateur •Obelisk (A. Churm. 134) 1:00 4-5 64 mounts, had '-iff winners, 19 finished in third position with 8 ing man wiHbe R. Tucker. Ll Athlete of "the Year in 1949 for his Bob Brown, welterweight cham­ pion off H.M.S. Sparrow, won a Our Slogan (M. Furbert, 130) 1:01 1-5 seconds and 17 thirds. >fJS|§ Winners, 11 seconds and 13 thirds Hamilton Parish vs. Somerset including Pip first accomplishment. He suc­ Obelisk (A. Churm, 133) 1:01 1-2 in 45 starts. Brige, at White Hill Mr. cessfully defended both titles in -lose decision over Richard THREE STOCK RIDERS Fericy, U.S. Navy, in another four- Lady of Honour (L. Parris, ISS) • The following are the unofficial Hamilton Parish — H. Smith 1950. 1:02 "Magic Chef' Gas Ranges It was McCourt's heavier rounder. It was a close fight all 1:03 Malcolm Furbert, who with standings at the end of the official (captain), C. Burgess, C. Gibbons, the way, with the verdict drawing Beach Comber (S. Fox, 180) Fox and Churm is one of the season—to May 24: L. Trott, R. Johnson, R. Smith, W. punching, and more frequent Dora N. Tops (A. Churm, 115) 1:03 tbe only unpopular response of stock riders at the track, finished JOCKEYS Davis, G. Trott, S. Smith and A. BERMUDA GAS & UTILITY COMPANY blows, that weighed the fight' in S Furlongs the evening. third with 11 winners in 62 races. Mts. 1st 2nd 3rd Trott. Wafting men will be C. Hai bis favour. He taught exception­ *»Our Slogan (S. Fox, 133) 1:13 1-8 Pitt's Bay Road Dial 2012 He had 16 seconds and 15 thirds. S. Fox '87 24 22 11 Parfitt and E. Davis; umpire, N. ally well and deserved his victory. After a hard-fought first round Milkmouse (S, Fox, 124) 1:15 3-8 t«.».« *p. Brown slackened off in the second A. Churm ..._&£• •* 17 19 17 Burgess; scorer, W. Steede. I BELOW USUAL *SORM Co-operativa (A. Churm, 134) 1:18 Leon Parris, veteran ridel- with —perhaps after the smashing right more than a quarter of a century M. Furbert . . . JtfjfSS 11 18 IS St. David's vs .St. George's, 7 Furlongs i For Gwinnutt the setback was he took to the head at the end of of riding at the track to his credit, L. Parris ,*>..•,.. 35 9 3 9 . at Wellington one' he had not evisioned. He the first—but came back in the •Our Slogan (S. Fox, 136) ' 1:36 1-3 J. DeSilva ... 45 6 8 9 Obelisk (M. Furbert, 130) 1:27 rede nine winners in 35 races to St. David's—E. Williams (cap­ Fi fought well, bat was far below his third and fourth to gain the ver­ finish fourth in the standings.. J. Wheatley 44' 8 5 8 tain), G. Richardson, C. Can­ usual standard. dict. Lady af Honour (S. Fox. 114) 1:27 1-2 E. Davis .,. .. .^jjjf 18 6 3 2 Despite the unanimous verdict, Lady ol Honour CL. Parris, US) 1:27 4-5 Junior DeSilva and Junior nonier, D. Minors, T. Minors, A. L/SM Sillence, classy light­ Wheatley, two apprentices this S. DeSilva . .. '„i$'l 5 0 0 1 Paynter, N. Smith, R. Pitcher, R. the fight was very close from start weight off H.M.S. Sheffield, stung 8 Furlongs G. Smith I^illp?- 4 0 8 0 to finish.' season, both rode six winners, Smith, O. Hall and D. Pitcher, Reuben Acevedo with three crash­ •Our Slogan (S. Fox, 133) 1:41 3-5 O. Casey ....•,£* 1 0 0 0 Waiting man will be A. Wilkinson; The six-round'co-feature wejit Lady of Honour (S. Fox, 114) 1:42 with DeSilva taking over fifth Fr ing right hooks to the head in the place in the standings with six H. Parris "jjfc^sfflB 10 0 0 umpire, G. Minors; scorer, R. only one round, after which Jim first round and went on to score a The Kicker (A. Churm, 122) 1:43 Smith. * Fleming, U.S. Navy, bad decided unanimous decision in another Our Slogan (S. Fox, 118) . 1:43 seconds and nine thirds. Wheat- DRIVERS ley had five seconds and eight Mts. 1st 2nd 3rd Devonshire vs. Western Stars, that he had taken enough punish­ four-round contest. 9 Furlongs Js thirds. Johnny Mello 57-20 8 8 "J|f1 r^p; at Devonshire ment from Lou Turner, tiie Ber­ •Our taT»fn (M. Furbert, 128) 1:54 muda middleweight champion OFF CANVAS TO WIN Eddie Davis, leading jockey two A. Pimental . i*fe-':'-_ 14 2 4 Devonshire—P. Wade captain), from the U.S. Air Force. Jock Winters, H.M.S. Sheffield, 18 Furlongs seasons ago, finished seventh L. Parris wLl...... 45 8 11 13 E. Gilbert, A. Spencer, A. Hughes, After a torrid "Pier Six brawl" get off the canvas after taking a •Our Slogan (M. Furbert, 128) 2:38 without a winner in 18 starts. Joe MeUo 32 8 7 6 C. Wade, C. Bascombe, D. Daniels, Four other jockeys rode at the K. Aubrey 31 6 7 5 for one round, in which Turner crashing right hook to the jaw TROTTERS - PACERS O. Robinson, G. Bassett, G. Fran­ track during the past season. E. Fox •--•£• 18 8 3 3 pummelled his opponent with in tbe first round and pounded out 7 Furlongs •'?&£} cis and W. Joseph. Waiting men S. Aubrey 83 5 19 21 everything but fhe ring-posts, a four-round decision over hard­ •Victor Scott (Johnny Mello) 1:51 4-5 Will be M. Marsh and C. Dunkley; MELLO HAS 20 WINNERS J. Hadley »-.i.;.. 33 5 8 5 .Fleming decided that Turner was hitting Ron Ehlers, U.S. Navy. Melfa Boy (Johnny Mello) 1:54 umpire, A. Wears; scorer, C. w. E. Todd .,„..*,.» 5 3 1 the worthy champion and could die In tbe three three-rounders Melfa Boy (Johnny Mello) 1:54 2-5 Veteran Johnny Mello led the Thompson. M. Ferreira ... .T^ 15 5 2 3 The I nothing to avenge. the defeat Irving Butterfield, local feather­ Penny Peck (A Pimental) 1:54 1-2 21 drivers of harness horses with S. Holmes 22 3 4 3 Western Stars—E. Smith (cap­ handed out when they met in the weight, outpointed Roy Ellen, Victor Scott (I. Roberts) IAS ' ~ I. Roberts ;..# 16 3 4 1 tain), A. Caines, C. Sampson, S. championship final, and the towel H.M.S. Sheffield; L/S Gill, light­ 8 Furlongs Hard) M. Smith .M^^Sl 14 4 Swan, N. Minors, J. Wilkins, D. was tossed in to signify quitting weight off H.M.S. Sheffield, de­ •Victor Scott (Johnny Mello) 3:10 B. Parris |Kj^*a4'lO 14 1 Smith, L. Wilkins, W. Butterfield, in between the first and second feated Pte. Wilson, British Army, Victor Scott (Johnny Mello) 3:10 1-5 OUR SLOGAN SEASON'S E. Simons ...?§1F? 10 1 £. Bean and E. Flood. Waiting rounds. and C. Crockwell, local middle­ Victor Scott (Johnny MeUo) 3:10 1-5 V. Wheatley .,>f 8 0 2 1 man will be F. Butterfield. weight, decisioned Pte. Ross, Lee Lone (E. Fox) 3:11 TRIPLE CROWN WINNER tOStUmim. ONLY CLEAN-CUT K.O. J. Trottv ...... # 6 0. 1 1 British Army. Miss Ruth High (S. Aubrey) 2:11 The only clean-cut knockout K. Robinson 13 0 0 4 resulted in a substitute fight. At the end. of each, bout Com­ Victor Scott (Johnny Mello) 2:13 Victor Scott (Johnny Mello) 2:12 1-5 Also Won Christmas Derby; H. Caldwell .. .• 14 0 4 ical, too... y| IBiai.IT Stout 13 0 0 •Pan American Trophy—The Kicker BERMUDA-BORN FOURTH (A. Churm). Ife?-**! a few drops Gale Abbe '^*. ' 7 0 0 and tots for yc Question Mermen Obelisk has had six wins among 0 Christmas Derby—Our Slogan (S. Fox). Black Pointer ..:... 3 0 »A8KUSBfl»tharaa| his IS starts, with five seconds Masters Ltd. Trophy—The Kicker (A. aaura al Via Chaaaf rati Captured Off North Japan and three thirds, while Miss Churm). Olympia, young Bermuda-born ROGER BECKER, 18-year-old Bermuda Derby—Our Slogan (S. Fox). colt, has won five of 13 starts. Ambard Trophy—Fanny (A. Churm). TOKYO, June 17 (Reuter). — British Davis Cup player, has A total of twenty-eight running been practising with the Austra­ Royal Mail Cup — Our Slogan (M. A Japanese Foreign Office Furbert). |__n spokesman said today that Rus­ horses competed at the track this lian Davis side in Paris, while season—but three of these were he has been competing in the Blackiston Cup—Our Slogan (M. sian patrols had seized about 200 Furbert). Japanese fishing vessels since good only for one race. French Championships. Harry Among the harness horses, Hopman, the Australian captain Colonial Airlines Trophy—Obelisk (A. Japan gained independence on Churm). A April 28. Penny Peck won 14 of S3 races for has his men out an training top place in 'she unofficial stand­ spins and practice matches La Caravelle Trophy—Lady of Honour Seven craft with 66 men aboard ings, but the top sulky horse at every morning. He thought it IS. Fox). '-•%£&' had been released, he said, but ihe track is Victor Scott, winner would be a good opportunity for Empire Trophy—Lady of Honour (S. about 150 Japanese fishermen of 11 of 18 starts. Becker to see something of the Fox). _fi__L_y_a_ were believed still in Russian Lee Long, stable-mate of Victor Australian toughening up meth­ TROTTERS-PACERS hands. Scott, won nine of 31, with Judah ods. Hopman's kind invitation is Bermuda Mineral Water Co. Trophy— Tbe spokesman said the Jap­ a grand chance for Becker, finishing fourth with eight for 29. Britain's most promising young Bowmite (E. Fox). anese fishing crews seized off Miss Ruth High, last season's •Bermuda Hardwares Trophy — Miss northern Japan had been clossly player, who is ever eager te Ruth High (S. Aubrey). EXTRA PROTECTtfpi champion, had six .winners in SS learn. questioned by the Russians on the starts. Godet & Young Trophy — Lee Long disposition or American forces _ o Get important extra iill|tfr protection with The Mttftictal standings to the (Johnny Mello). tiiei in north Japan. •Maple Leaf Stakes — Judah (M. new Esso Extra Motor Oil. Not Just another end of the season: GLASGOW, Scotland, June 17 Friths Liquors, Ltd. motor oil, this swaslug mew premium oil mala- Ferreira). i&JSI The fishermen said they were BUHNERS Jf"I" -I-U^i^i*?? **»*-__jr____e-1_f_remes ot given only one poor meal a day (Reuter).—Ihe trustees of the Speed bird Trophy — Victor Scott MrK Sta. 1st 2nd 3rd Robert Burns memorial monument Distributors WM ™*, K^™* "_SSL- ****** MOTOR while hi captivity and were ques­ 9 (Johnny Mello). OJX! That means QUICK LUBRICATION and Our Slogan '^a3ra^» * 11 5 3 tioned closely "eight er 10 times" today purchased five of the poet's Plumbers' Trophy—Penny Peck (A. York St. Beid St. Mangrove Bay -.ONG-LASTING PROTECTn-ST^^" ' Lady of Honour ... 30 7 3 3 poems and a song written in his before release. Pimental). St. George's Hamilton Somerset Obelisk . .'. sSSS^fei ! 18 6 S 3 own hand for £500 at an auction • — Last Mason's champion. EXTRA OIL ECONOMY These questions concerned Am­ 5 3 erican security forces, Japanei - Miss Olympia 13 3 Chadot ••:'_KJ-|_*- 19 -4 . 8 4 Ton «et lower oil consumption TOO. «_•_ maritime patrols and the national 4 1 8 SSrT a.E.i!50 *_#*• Mot*» O*! H» -neti__l_S Whiteman's Green . . 17 1 police reserve, "Japan's land : 4 3 "•™ ft viscosity Index" redoes -thlnnter^'r security forces, the spokesman Fanny ,:.V 2S§J~ 14 a &a/ Dora N. Tops . .£&* 14 3 5 •w TMEr (bAMBOLS P said. '«_& TT- . ^tJmM^t^T SfifLaf^ *£?. oU. e<****"*!»Pt'«»n ami LONGf The Kicker 14 3 4 4 mileage — start using Esso JExtn. Motor Oil,l I i Bo Loving .0;". 11 3 ! 3 3 i rmnu. tooa mSwimo's is gATHfrg CUTE 11 LONDON, June 17 (Reuter). — Social Bound . ^a,.. 18 3 2 4 EXTRA INGREDIENT ADDf© Sir Robert Watson-Watt, radar Flying Prnice . .'S^s-j . 19 3 1 4 fi pioneer and adviser on radar and Amberjack .... i"|sW- 20 3 8 4 Special detergent fights power rofabhig cai- Super Belle 17 2 5 3 *»a and varnish... glvmsTsSs -Tol_?S_«_£ electronics to the Canadian De­ smoother-runiUng engine! Less wear les* Co-operativa ...... 20 2 3 8 repair! . ^^£ ^^ 1 fence Department, arrived here Beach Comber && . 3 2 8 0 Ai by ah* tonight from Montreal for Southampton . *st§r.. 9 2 'l il what he called "a purely private fl Milkmouse f i!**^.. 12 2 t i_SWt ml visit connected with personal Hurry Sijr' |tm|: 5 2 mti-AMi < AlttiUlt-A.***. business matters." . . 0 3 a.1 ,M»\HI> mi * Starlights M%.., 18 "•Sr*'.3_f " 4 Nancy L 4j|£_|>i£. 18 1 :**F 0 LUASANNE, Switzerland, June Sewickley ....•!£»;. 1 _-- 0 0 17 (Reuter). — Queen Victoria w"hitefpot *ie2_$mk.• ""» 0 2 5 keep a Eugenie of Spain, widow of King Flying Ebba ., 4_jjjif» ' 1 j 0 ^K e Esso Standard Oil Alfonso; was operated on for Chi***^§^^lp%. - 3 8 0 I appendicitis last Sunday, it was Ala Do Do ••..jujjL. 13 jM 0 l Serving Bermuda Since 1808 learned today. Ber condition is Linda G ."£«#'S«Sp.^^E 0 0 0 _M*t reported to be satisfactory. Medalist .iS_fc_t_.., 1 0 .9 0 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY. J©NE 18^ 1952. i^ge? Eldon Gilbert Selects Team U.K. NATO RESERVES TRY TO MAKE BARGAIN THINK OLD PAINTING JAP WORKERS PROTEST gM #f lay St. George's CC "A" WOULD BE TOO LATE WITH SYNGMAN RHEE BY LEONARDO BA VINCI ANTI^UBYERSIYE LAW It would Take 30 Days If He Wi« Free 11 Members Found IB Possession Of Demonstrations, Strikes ARGYLES Committee In Olympic Fund Cricket Sunday To Get Then Into Battle Assembly Will Compromise Dead Man In Train End In Clash With Police in dozens of patterns » Eldon Gilbert, himself a former Cup Match player, will lead a (Special through neuter) PUSAN, South Korea, June 17 (Special through Reuter) TOKYO, June 17 (Reuter). M LONUQN, June 17. — Britain's (Reuter). — Parliamentary op­ PARIS, June If. — "ftrofessor A mob of 2,000 stone-throwing imittee Clothe 1^1 team against the St. George's Cricket Club's possible Cup Match team contribution to General Ridgway's ponents of President Syngman Locard, leading art expert, and students and workers clashed "Athletic Asso- on Sunday afternoon at the Devonshire Recreation Club ground. NATO reserve forces could not Rhee today agreed to consider a Doctor Florisine, curator of tite an .important with police in the city of Kyoto The team has been selected be shipped across the Channel political compromise if he will Louvre Museum, have been sum­ •d room of the CM*.; # Match • players. Alma today in the most serious of tiie fr&m a cross-section of the best ready for net ion within thirty release 11 assemblymen arrested moned to determine whether a catioifon Fr**" (Champ) Hunt, former Somerset day's demonstrations against the coloured cricketers in the Colony days of an emergency, the Man­ under martial' law. canvas eighteen j inches square ig fronj/p.15. Cup Match and Aberdeenshire Government's a n t i - subversive and will give the East Enders- a professional star, will be one of chester Guardian warned today. Mr. Rhee declared martial tew found in the attache case of a man bill. Pillll ie agenda wilt strong test in preparation for the the mainstays of the team. A reserve of 50 divisions by earlier in the month on the discovered dead in a railway train The riot started when police reports from defence of the coveted trophy in. Wilfred Wilson, another former the end of the year was set for grounds that Communist agents is the work of Leonardo Da Vinci. attempted to break up the dem­ ting the Olym- the annual Cup Match classic Somerset Cup Match player, will NATO armies in Europe at the were infiltrating ' into South With the painting, depicting a onstrations massed in front of the fimming trials. against Somerset in August. {also be playing. Sammy Tucker Lisbon conferences, the Guardian Korea. He had the 11 assembly child blowing soap bubbles, tiie city's railway station. Police Jl be included and Ivan Pascoe will be two recalled. Britain's contribution members arrested on charges of police found an ancient Wooden said that more than 100 police all members The entire, proceeds from the conspiring with Communist spies. members from St. George's. has never been publicly an­ palette, marked with the name of and civilians were injured and 40 match will go toward Bermuda's A spokesman for the anti- the great Italian, painter, and Olympic Fund. The ground has Pascoe was opening bat far the nounced, but it was believed to arrested. include the four divisions she Rhee Democratic - Nationalist dated** 1500 A.D. fly be the last been kindly loaned by the Devon­ East Enders last year and is still Fourteen Japanese labour un­ ssociation this a probable on this year's team. already has in Germany and two Party* said two opposition Art connoisseurs here are in­ shire club as part of their con­ assemblymen were unable to ions celled on their members to Sonny Spencer, a possible for or three reserve divisions from trigued at the discovery as only tribution toward the fund. attend today's session because a dozen of da Vinci's master­ stage a one-day walk-out and the East End team last, year, will Britain. S_§_F Tickets are at present on sale they were being questioned by pieces are in 'existence and tiie protest rallies today against the ami may be purchased from any keep wickets for Gilbert's selec­ Britain's Territorial Army is bill, which they said would without doubt the most effective Louvre Museum contains seven member of the various com­ tion, and will probably open the He said be did not know the of them. enable the authorities to stifle .dvertise I innings with Wilson. reserve in Europe, the paper said. mittees ia charge of the match. reason for tiie interrogation but Experts believe that the child free speech. Besides Gilbert, the picked "But," the paper added, "these Labour headquarters tonight The other members of the team divisions could not be readied for said the absence j of the two was in tile picture is Francisco di team will include four former said that in addition to the 800,000 are Basil (O.P.) Brimmer, Monty battle within thirty days." a serious blow to opposition Melzi who studied under da Vinci i Mallory, Ray Webson, Randolph strength in tiie Assembly. Apart and became one ol his disciples. workers who walked off their Dickinson and C. (Smudger) From the moment of mobilisa­ from the 11 arrested members, The painting was found when jobs during the day mere than Bascombe. . ' tion the territorial divisions several others have staved away Charles Bousquier, a travelling two million workers and students ICE James Brown will be the um­ would have to get themselves from session- because they fear salesman, died of a heart attack took part in sympathy rallies. pire .and Arthur Parsons the physically fit, complete then- Arrest in a train while en route from In Tokyo, police said 14 per­ ION training and draw new equip­ scorer. ' JAP MAGAZINES Lyons. His body was taken from sons were arrested following ment. Physical fitness, the the train at Sens and there police LOOK AU members of the teams are Police today started confiscating minor brushes with demonstra­ Guardian explained, means that discovered tiie canvas. tors. A Government spokesman requested to be at the Devonshire the infantry must be able to all .Japanese magazines on sale in Madame Bousquier, the widow, said the effect of the strike on the Mr. Fisherman club no later than 11.30 for march thirty miles or more with­ Pusan on the grounds that they Reduced told Paris police Oat the painting general public and industry was lunch. The match is scheduled out suffering blistered (fr swollen had been illegally htfOrHjght in and to an heirloom from tier husband's to start promptly at 12.15. feet, must be able to sleep in the were considered immoral, a not serious. iges family, who are wealthy silk open without casualties, and must spokesman said. 20% weavers at Lyons. She stated that Hard Laid be able to go without food for a Japanese newspapers were de­ her husband had frequently been >ANY day. livered to subscribers but with many passages censored out. invited to have the canvas AT LEAST TWO DROWN **_, authenticated but that he feared I Cotton If it is true that British re­ Nine South Koreans and 16 * serves cannot be ready within to do so because publicity might IN AUSTRALIAN FLOODS UN guerillas were killed in a battle have attracted burglars. thirty* days — and other countries north-east of here last Thursday, also look like failing, in their a Government spokesman said If the canvas is proved genuine, See our outstanding collection of smart, Fishing commitment — then the chances today. Army and national police the Ministry of Beaux' Arts will Spotters In Aeroplane are that any battle in Europe units joined local police to fight "jmrdiase it for the Louvre would be finished before the a band of 30 guerillas who Museum. Aid Rescue Of Three Men distinctive argyle anklets and half hose wJvi Jr\* British forces arrived," the attacked a police station at Ulsan. Line Guardian asserted. "The whole Territorial Army would he MELBOURNE, Australia, June from England. Here now you'll find From LONDON, Jane 17 (Reuter). — wasted, except for a brief last WARWICK ACADEMY HEAD 'Miss France' In America 17 (Reuter).—Three of four men stand in these islands.'' The following are the results of RETIRING NEXT YEAR reported missing in the floods the widest possible selection of patterns 6 to 168 first class cricket matches con­ For 'Miss Universe' Contest which have turned vast areas of cluded in Britain today: southeastern Queensland into in­ in several different price ranges — all Thread Surrey vs. Essex At The Oval— The board of governors of War­ NEW YORK. June 17 (Reuter) land seas were rescued today by Surrey won by 134 runs—Surrey SOMERSET SELECT TEAM wick Academy are seeking a —Miss Claude Godard, 22-year- police after a spotter plane had first innings 256 for seven tter FOR GOSLING CUP MATCH headmaster for next year when old auburn-haired "Miss France' located them marooned in trees. reduced. , mm HOOKS clared, second innings 200 for the present head, Mr. George -rom Bordeaux, arrived in New Two of the men were in a bus of all kinds seven declared; Essex first innings Perkips, will teach retiring age. York today by air from Paris, to which was swept away and tbe 118. second innings 204 (Alec The Somerset Cricket Club Mr. Perkins has been head­ represent her country in the "Miss other, with a companion, was n Bedser five for 47). have selected the following team master at the Academy for over Universe" beauty pageant at a rescue boat which capsized. four years. • His successor WiU be' Oxford University vs. Warwick­ to play the St. David's Cricket Long litf-Miti. California. *#P Police are continuing to search Club in their annual Gosling Cup required to begin duties during Miss Godard said she hoped to for the companion. The Bermuda shire at Oxford—Warwickshire the summer \ of next year. won by an innings and 77 runs— cricket, match at the Blackhorse stay six months ia the -United The men told rescuers they had field, St. David's tomorrow. Selected applicants will be in­ .States, "so that I can learn Enelish Hardwares Ltd. Warwickshire first innings 348 vited for an interview with the been stranded in their tree for four declared; Oxford Uni­ The match will start at 10.30 and appear in the theatre." Win­ perches for more than 12 hours a.m., with a boat leaving Som­ board between July 1 and 4 of CaU 4251 versity first innings 113, second this year. der of the beauty pageant will re­ before the plane caught sight of innings 158 (Townsend four for erset's public wharf at 8.30 a.m: ceive a seven-year film contract. them. 9047f«_iw. 23i. A Whitecross (captain), R. At least two people have been Glamorgan vs. Leicestershire at Perinchief, Austin Simons, A. S. drowned in the floods, which fol­ Neath—Glamorgan won by an Bean. N. Thompson, Ambrose lowed four days of rain. The innings and 59 runs—Leicester­ Simons, A. Bristol, W. Proctor, Rupert and the Iee-flower--29 weather bureau said tonight that ST. GEORGE • CASTLE HARBOUR shire first innings 107, second McD.. Simmons, D. Simmons and although the rain is easing up in innings 158 (Muncer seven for A. Philpott. ' Waiting men will some areas serious flooding is ex­ ! 48); Glamorgan first innings 324. be E. Burch and H. Jones; scorer, pected to continue for several *>0i8Gtw. WHAT A BIG Lancashire vs. Somerset at S. Proctor; umpire, K. Maybury. days. Manchester—Match abandoned as * DIFFERENCE.. draw—Lancashire' ' first innings 336 for five declared; Somerset 67, second innings 333 for nine j first innings 156 (Statham five for declared (Barrick 51; Cannings 32), second innings 177 for three five for 105); Hampshire first wickets (Stephenson 60). innings' 154 for nine declared, Ireland vs. India at Belfast second innings 201 (Rogers 73; (two-day)—Match abandoned as Tribe five for 73>. Moygashel ... wonderfully crease-resistant draw—India first innings 289 for eight declared; Ireland first Sussex vs. Cambridge Univer­ innings 150 (Shinde five for 25), sity at Hove—Sussex won by six second innings 68 for six wickets. wickets — Cambridge University Rupert is startled by the strange a long latin word. " Ooh, 1 don't Worcestershire vs. Gloucester­ first innings 368 for four, de­ behaviour of his companion. know that name," says Rupert. shire at Worcester—-Match drawn clared, second innings 118 for " What's the matter ? is anything ; 'A hare showed it to me and he —Gloucestershire first innings 345 five declared, (Subbarow 51); wrong ~i" he quavers. That just called it an ice-flower. Would VASELINE' HAIR for five declared, second innings Sussex first innings 270 (Cox 127; flower in your buttonhole 1" gasp* you like me to try to show you 273 for three declared (Young 74, McCarthy four for 27), second the man. " Where did you get it ? where it was growing?" In great BERMUDA Aft there any ~*qce ? DD yee i\ Crapp 81 not out); Worcestershire Innings 219 for four wickets excitement the nun pots away his (John Langridge Iff: not out). know what it is ? " Aad ha speaks spectacles and t$Ss htm to lead on. TONIC MAKES! Brat innings 346 fin: six declared, -Lt SIGHTS second innings 155 for five Jt.-.-V-D wickets (Outschoorn 62 not out). Middlesex vs. Yorkshire at Lords—Match drawn—Yorkshire SHORTS first innings 308 for six declared, second innings 226 for nine de-| clared (Halliday 58, Watson 79 hot out; Young five fer 79); in eight handsome colours Middlesex first innings 377, second innings 201 for seven wickets (Robertson SS, D. Compton 56). Tailored to perfection Vaseline' Hair Tonic makes Nottinghamshire vs. Derbyshire your hair look handsome at Nottingham—Match drawn- and healthy—and keeps it Nottinghamshire first innings 353 for active sports ... or looking that way t Econom­ for six declared; Derbyshire first ical, loo... you need only innings 325 (Vaulkhard 62, Hamer foi ^own — our a few drops a day! Try it 161; Stocks five far 64). and fee for yourself! Hampshire vs. Northampton­ Bermuda shorts are shire at Portsmouth — North­ 4 amptonshire won by 45 runs— favourites on the summer (Northamptonshire first Innings "*»-«- h scehe. Sizes 10 to 20.

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When HAMILTON •il Fleischmann's Dry Yeast today. dissolved, one package equals ens Far Your Haalth's Sake—try "ail yeast cake ia any recipe. _tfe2£_^^^^-^^_?^__^_l^^ Page 8 THE BOSTAL GAZ_OT1ft*l^D-TO^^ SS52. 1!HUJU.HIWI-J*-pfl*"**"""Wi-Ut:iL^UU!l|PLt'..||SPU JiyyiL , ISSB Genoi^lU*-lgway .r Visit BH__Bi_ag It K&imore Radios ^reiiglli By llbMe Pblic^ A. ROME, June -. 17 (Beuter). —j isolated by police and about 250 Machines 1%te biggest < show of ; armed Communists Were arrested during strength in Rome since the war the day as they tried to distri­ endfed here tonight wtth the de­ bute protest leaflets. gj.''*_S parture of Gen eral -Matthew B. After inspecting the South Ridgway for Naples:on the second sector's headquarters tomorrow, M-SsnESfS.. teg of his "get acquainted" visit General Ridgway tuill BjrKirto to the southern, j anch or of .the Florence and Udine in Northern North Atlantic Treaty Organisa­ Italy. He will fly back to his tion. y..^ij^s. SUBSSP Paris headquarters on Thursday. GHtfifei fl During ttaf'ttew supreme Com­ "Signor de Gasperi made a mander's* »_*f.otir' vUSti Mga sharp rebuttal of kerm war forces of steal '^elmeted police charges to the Chamber ol firthed with tommy guns held te Deputies tonight after the Com­ 8f • m chftclt ^'Crimm'taftist a-feflwrts; fc munist leader, Pahniro Toglfatti, Whip up demonstsrattonafAilS pro­ had challenged this "foreign test rallies agatetSt fne man Hjey general's"' right to be in Itst-^.^*! hstte tagged *^<*reMa*_l Plagtte." Togliatti had flaunted the soi The cf-tnpaign, which never got charges and also alleged that Il Ffcfi_€ much heyotid iK-i^aper^head- General Ridgway had dragged oat fhies, was* tftafewered bv €*"ene*_l the Korea truce talks by. his stand Nativ\ Ridgway before he took off from on the war prisoners issue. ^F5 Rome's" airtsOrW??' > fag "fj_K**i •Signor de Gasperi countered VLA\ He toll rep-tiers once and tor that at least 70 per cent of the all that "no elemetatMJfl."- oafl^d prisoners taken by the Allies did ations "conrniSamT in itore.a em- not want to return to Coihmunist 3oyed gifrlt "wartitfM *«rf^jmjg hands. Then he rrtade a charge Ihite" adding that "md so-called of his oVth: "Let Russia 1return bdr ttommiitdit.fproof' ww «Mttu- 80,009 prisoners of war, ** ¥& From as factured by the Communists them­ This reference to Wojrid War tt selves. * *iSL'-^£ y_j. prisoners who have disappeared FUNDAMENTAL ISSfJfc.. ,. in Russia caused uproar. Ushers POsj Reading from a prepared state- Stood ready to break up any fights SEIS ment, General Ridgway declared between the rival camps, but did JewellerJ that the Communist attempt to not have to go into action. r impose their germ propaganda Ambt was "one of the mo-^itthdamental |fii# Cash | £5L 15e 0 issues facing the people 0- the fre* world today.*r K< He went on to declare that the all-out Communist propaganda! TO KOREA ASSESSED Cash barrage which marked his visit INCLUDING BATTERIES \%i here "should open your eyes to the real purpose of their leaders. Was.iiiig.on Paper Calls If The issue, he said, was "between those who believe in God and Coistrncti?e Move i truth and .those who deny both." Shop She-. m Green and Maroon About 350 Communists were WASfliNGT6*t_ iidie 17 (Reu­ picked up by police as ""-ley ter).—The visit to Korea by Lord easy way plastered walls with posters de­ ; claring "Gfk S"*"Hnet fjOeaaeral Atejtand-Jri ^Tw1t_in*§ Defence 1 I'M Sean c«avvitent Plague" or were arrested as they -Minister, might prove to be one CATALOG SALES of*tn€* most constructive political Use M&i batteries or house plug-in attempted to form protest parades events since the start of the war, through the city. the Washington Post declared to­ Earlier in the day General day. First C_a*§§ Radio Enflttainment Ridgway talked with tiie.Italian P"3[b§ -taany Europeans hafte Premier, Signor Alcide de tended until ntfw to loos: upon the Gasperi, for 25 minutes. The Koreaw strtlggle as 'S_[ Amerifcim -Where ver you go Prime Minister said afterwards ctflohial war." it added. **Tl|e that "General Ridgway, like result of this visit cannot fail to or oil term prides for as little as General. Eirenhewei** Is well be a clearer British understanding aware that the solution of social ef the difficulties and thejKihieve- io/- weekly after down payment problems and psychological de­ Iftertts in Korea and of the enor- fence are as necessary as military jttous stake of all free countries RADIO DEPT. defence" ajjwf; |n th* 6*ut_rt_lH*'7^''" g__g? 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the sea. Moreover, a goddess of ROSSELLINl PROTESTS Squadron Athletic Meeting Problems Facing Rain—Makers 2 YUGOSLAV SOLDIERS STAGE VOLCANO WILL love will sing an aria while It Pays To ATTACKS ON HIS WIFE At Moresby Plain Today FLEE FROM TITO ARMY GIVE OFF REAL SMOKE perched On an artificial cloud 130]' feet above the stage. Three ships of Her Majesty's CaWtiaaNa ftorn Pige 1 The work, an opera-ballet Says Mind Of Daughter Navy will be. competing in an "Actually It is not. A ysgi. NEED MONEY URGENTLY Cross Frontier Into Austria Paris Opera Celebratiug piece, composed by Jean Philippe athletic meeting at Moresby plain solid aloud does not even have Rameau, has not been performed Advertise "Poisoned Against Mother" this afternoon, with the pro­ more than' one-thirtieth of an FOR OA m BASES And Give Themselves Up Centenary With Epic Show since' 1773 because of production" gramme scheduled to start at two ounce of moisture per cubic yard," difficulties. Ijameau died in 1764 o'clock. he explained. KLAGENFURT, Austria, June after composing a score of works, NEW YORK, June 17 (Reuter). GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATION U-S. Air Secretary Speaks %T^vSfsrtSM':-' '•— Armed to the PARIS, Juae 16 (Reuterj|*3** —Mr. Robert Rossellini, Italian Participating will be Sheffield, He then gave the Rotarians a teeth, two members of the elite The Paris Opera House has a including "6astor and Pollux;'*; film director and Ingrid Berg­ Sparow and St. Austell Bay. graphic illustration of the amount Communist defence corps of stage volcano "all ready to go off His first opera was performed *»: man's second husband, said today A full programme of events has of rain which would result from a Before Senate Committee Yugqslavia — fled to Austria on l"*iyp that the mind of Miss Bergman's been arranged and the public are on Wednesday for the most lavish thousand rooms the size of the Sunday, frontier authorities re­ production in its history, the daughter by her first marriage to invited to take part in some of one in which the luncheon was WASHINGTON, June 17 (Reu­ ported today.' '#' ' ,. *\ ' Dr. Peter Lindstrom had been the novelty events. |2 being held, all full of the densest ter). — Defence Department £30,00a revival of an 18th Cen­ "poisoned."' At the conclusion of the meet­ clouds ahd piled one on top of leaders told the Senate today that ~~They crossed the high range tury spectacle, "Les Indes Mr. Earl Wilson, a theatrical ing Lady Andrewes, wife of Vice- they urgently^ needed $21*0 of the Karawanken Mountains Galantes" (Love in the Indies). Everybody's Market the other. The amount of rainfall Over Baerensateel Pass and columnist for the New York Post, Admiral Sir William Andrewes, would be less than a quarter of million to complete European air The famous theatre will cele­ . East BtstsSjmay said Mr. Rossellini had telephoned Commander - in - Chief of the an inch on the floor of the room. bases, intended for atomic attacks marched six miles into Austria brate its centenary with tiie him to this effect. America and West Indies Squad­ on any aggressor nation.^fc^S before giving themselves up to show. Singers and ballet dancers ron and Deputy Supreme Com­ The two most common methods the first police station. Mr. -Wilson also reported Mr. of making rain were by the use They said that without required number 510, tnftudlwg Local and Imported Rossellini as saying: "I have tried mander of the North Atlantic of dry ice or silver iodide. In Aus­ adequate bases, the .threat of U.S. The men gave their names to hoardes of "natives" fleeing as to hide the newspapers -. from Treaty Organisations, will present tralia success bad been attained air power as a means of pre­ the Austrian authorities as Pavel the volcano blows up collapsing Fresh and Frozen Ingrid because of her condition the prizes. by applying water drops in tiie serving peace was "seriously im­ Zivo Pad and Taja Tomitch. "stage" houses. at this particular moment while base of a cloud. Under suitable paired." They said they could net bear she is waiting for the baby." - to serve any longer under the Smoke stored under pressure SOUVENIRS Correia Granted Bail conditional it had been possible to The Secretary of tite Air Force, in the opera cellars will be piped Meats and Groceries Dr.-Lindstrom, Miss Bergman's produce rain in that manner and Mr. Thomas Finletter, and tile Communists, and asked for poli­ former husband, is engaged in a tical asylum. through seven miles of tubing Yesterday By Chief Justice on one occasion a thunderstorm Deputy Secretary of Defence, hfr. from a suburban factory. Open 8 ajn. to 1 p.m. Native Cedar Work bitter Los Angeles court battle resulted. Experts seemed to con­ William Foster, also protested Tbe refugees were armed on about the 12-year-old daughter, sider that this wa_ the method Another scene will show a Centiane. from Fags I against action by the House of arrival With hand grenades, a Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 pjn. Pia, now called Jenny Ann. Tbe which was most likely to produce Representatives in eliminating Russian-type sub-machine gun, a storm-tossed ship foundering in PLAYING CARDS UljBBlloli of permission for the girl Hue to be arraigned at the success. ** German carbine and plenty of Hilary Sessions of the Supreme $250 million from a bulky mili­ to visit Miss Bergman in Rome is "The House of Assembly has tary construction bill, needed to ammunition. Bermuda Scarves the issue which Dr. Lindstrom Is Court last January, Correia failed to answer when bis name- was agreed to pay the cost of chemi­ pay tbe United States share in Today the refugees said an­ contesting. __y_f cals used in the experiments to be the cost of air bases for North other refugee, who tried to escape and Handkerchiefs Mr. Wilson said Mr. Rossellini called. A court and bench war­ rant was then issued. conducted over Bermuda. It Atlantic Treaty Organisation from Yugoslavia over the same Cocktail Napkins referred particularly to a declara­ would be much cheaper for the forces. Baerensattel Pass on June 1, was tion which Pia was reported to Correia fled to the United States Colony if water could be used," House of Representative-mem­ shot dead as he crossed the fron­ have made in court to the effect and was arrested in New Jersey, Dr. Macky said with a smile. where he was charged with illegal bers said that these funds could tier by Yugoslav guards. POST CARDS that she did not love her mother Before dry ice was dropped in­ any more. entry of the country. He was come from foreign aid allocations. eventually deported and arrived to a cloud the temperature of the They passed a $2,758,318,000 con­ Jewellery of Coral, Ivory o in Bermuda on June 9 in the latter must be below freezing struction measure last Thursday. Shepherd Boy's Quarrel FRANKFURT, Germany, June Queen of Bermuda. _§** point to yield results. Tbe dry Mr. Foster and Mr. Finletter : ice 'was so cold it caused a large 17 (Reuter). — Nikolaus Lerger, a \ "mW.' gSj~m. Richards, M.C.P., testified behind closed doors as Leads To Death Of One Amber and Crystal 28-year-old German, pleaded not number Of crystals to form round a Senate armed services sub­ represented the accused and Mr. it. Due to the intense cold of guilty before a High Commission P. Smith, Solicitor General, repre­ committee began hearings on the POTENZA^ Italy, June 17 f> KODAK FILM court here today on charges of the dry ice. tbe water drops in the b_B. (Reuter). — Police tonight sented tae Crown at yesterday's .cloud were frozen and formed ice illegally possessing and dealing bail application searched the mountain slopes in $100,000 in occupation scrip. crystals. The ice crystals then Mr. Finletter's prepared state­ ment, made public after he bad here for Guisseppe Palermo, 11, # Yankee Store Trial was set for August 18. fell and as they dropped below a shepherd boy, alleged to have freezing point were melted into testified, said: "It is essential to water. It -was essential for a avoid a lengthy and disastrous killed another in a quarrel about SEEK THREE BODIES great many mote water drops atomic campaign of attrition, that their flocks. titan ice crystals to be present in this (strategic air command be in Vincenzo Mitidieri, 9, tire other It's the wildest pink in captivity I F10M CAPSIZED SLOOP a cloud for successful "seeding." a position to saturate any enemy boy, told his father before he VERY SMALL DROPS within the space of a' few days, died that Guiseppe attacked him with any of the weapons which with a stone after their flocks Water drops in clouds were very we have at our command." had got mixed up. "i^g four Corpses Recovered small and when the cloud was not precipitating tbe largest average After Tragic Mishap size of a drop was one-thousandth of an inch in diameter. *>>'4 EAST DENNIS, Mass., June 16 Such a drop could only fall at (IP).—The Coast Guard resumed tbe rate of between two and three search for the remaining three feet a minute and had evapora­ bodies of seven persons • whose ted before it reached the ground. new stueet-and-hot pink for lips 18-foot hired sloop capsized in a The average size raindrop had a squall four -milts off this Cape diameter of one-twentyfifth of an and matching fingertips Cod resort on Saturday night inch and fell at the rate of 700 feet Bodies of four were recovered by a minute. the Coast Guard yesterday. "The object in "seeding" the One man'— trapped in the rig­ clouds was to build-up tiie water ging — and a boy were found in drops so that they were heavy the sloop. The other two bodies enough te fall quickly to the land were floating nearby. beneath. They were identified as William "On a day such as this," Dr. Minim, 10, son of a Framingham Macky explained, "it would be w laf tww .WV**-* lawyer; Dolores Giumetti, 23, or necessary to go up to between 17,- reid street store Needham, a Boston secretary; 000 and 18,000 feet before the y Erte Sanchione, 34, of Needham, right temoerature could be ob­ '«-jS _ , _ a construction company office tained. Most of us who hstve manager, and James Murley, 28, flown between Bermuda and New of Boston. York i know that the clouds ~ •&Z—*vL&:..*z!F~~--* /Own/ rwdL The Coast Guard said Sanchi- generally do not reach that height. they're NYLONS! one's sister, Stella, 22 also of That gives us a lower limit to the these are Nothing pale or panlywaist about this Needham* Donald Anistassi," 29, height ia which we can expect and his wife, Angela, 24, of New­ the ice to form." Sink! It picks up a Bermuda suntan like ton, are missing and presumed to 7 Dr. Mackv wa? introduced by a magnet and fairly sizzles with have drowned '--- the weekend Mr. W. J. Richardson and they're SEAMLESS! excitement. Devastating for daytime yachting party tragedy. • thanked by Mr. Walter Spurling, Young Minini was a .brother of who paid tribute to the efficient wear . . . tantalizing at night! Mrs. Anistassi. service rendered by the Meteoro­ 'busy days fori I mm The sloop — missing 24 hours — logical Station despite lack of was moored to a raft at nightfall staff. to hold tt in its present position to facilitate search' tor other bodies today. they^ separates -4 ^ o PARIS, June 17 (Reuter). — we've skirts that go to play-"witfi King Gustav VI of Sweden has Yesterday's Weather been appointed a foreign associate member of the French Academy 8/6 weskits - or bra-tops .ft. and when ot Engraving, it was* announced Abroad today. worii with blouses fl . %are ri^rrt (At 2 p.m. Bermuda time) Chicago .. .'. .Jt... Kli Una and ready for the office! Miami JL. -90; fine CHALLEN New York IS; line Montreal. -fhe- 8S: e**B<**' Cotton Skirts -37/6 ^1^" Indelible-Creme Lipstick $1.10* Britain's Finest Piano I * (Information by Bermuda m**^ Regular Lipstick $1.10* over 150 in use Meteorological StationJ. ' prints and stripes on white backgrounds and New-Formula Nail Enamel $.60- by the B. B. 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Hitcroft & Lightbourn Inspection may be made on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. at the refuelling dump, ik Front Kindley Air Force Base. Front Street — Hamilton Phone 2953 "Shot *"*i"*J__l*»-ajfi**W*,»,_ i A*i*-i%w.r .„,.; -_j__y SlaEafw THE KQYAL aAZETTE, TOON-C^Y, jyjff. 18, 1952. Page "If CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Saturday'* PuSvH Its ItDVM. MAit fc__ME<D . ACROSS 41—Symbol for IfiSSES tellurium t—Possessed 42—Mistake •—Aim 44—Calmer a!___onH-___a a_. __"-Srapy 46—On the ocean S.S. "BERESINA'* to sail from London aoout July is—Ftvn ares* 48—Woody plant JS—Showy flower 49—Privileges QH__ ..aaa ______', SfflP 1*—Falsehood granted by the CHAPTER THaRfrsr-THBEE "Oh, mi. I He asked me. Wa 15—Restricted government [_«_.____ 17—Rafs* BS— urge forward USION 1 SS. "PILCOMAYO" scheduled to sail about July "Wait, Miss Morgan, wait!" an offer a girl can't resist." 19—-Egg-shaped 65—Large bird Hamill called. . "But I'm serious. I mean It? 81—Had reclined SS—Subject ot HE__II SSEJS ' ______fi 23rd has been cancelled He caught up with Iter in the Beatty insisted. "I'll marry you _-=-Cftastisea ' discourse fed, June 17 corridor. When she turned 25—Indian 88—Mature • lDB__i_l______tonight." t carved mat 69—Scotch cap Irtish sugar around to face Mat, she was no 80—Sudden flash jiglas (3,889 HAftNEtT & felCHARDSON, Agents Dree turned and looked at 28—Sun gotr ' longer Crying. She had wiped him. 4t*|* 29—Spanish title 61—Parcel of land sllision -tend M»t4u w I -*•> _.__frhfi¥' * away any sign of tears-. Her face •i "All right," she said. "I'll he 81—Unaspirated \>n Saturday, 82—Southwestern DOWN was immobile aad her eyes serious, too. I'm not going to Indian 4—Roof of - stared straight into his.'• • 1—Man's mouth (pi.) Italy. I'm' not going to South 84—Took one'* | 6—Bone Admiralty Tm sorry to be so hysteric­ America. I'm not getting mar­ part ' nickname 38— Rodent 2—Puss 6—Suffix: fed the ship al," she apologised. *?**1 get ried. Ahd I'm hot going any 87—Gull-Iilce bird 3—Ornamental follower ot hod began to along now." 89—Part of church disposition of place with either you or Mr. ' accessories nickname Ito Dover, 40 "No," he insisted. "Come Chandler.* 2 M b3 tons). I him. saying goodbye to you both. I general IjK WINDOW AND FLOOR MODELS "No," she said at last. "He'll 16—The kava (pi.) - "Frankly, .1 don't care for lb (8 18—Musical 2 H.P. want to see Any." either of you. I'll be perfectly 4 w* instrument Order new to ensure delivery (125 CC) She turned and started to walk hcriest." ft 20—Bolshevist '9 20 it ^-' gttnlWi mg Paper away. TfOttll learn to like me,", he % 22—Beast lie followed her again and suggested. ZH 25 2b 27 23—Diner >w_j feUfffekFliELb & COMPANY asked her to stay. But she was "That's an old cliche if I ever i. '" 24—Carbonated % drinks Equipment Division determined. heard, one," she said. **_. thought ts 29 io , 31 26—Growing ont of "If you don't need me, I'll go you San Francisco men had a % 27—Measuring vvmu back to the hotel," she said'Very v/, Ft device ^\ little more on the bail." Sl .3 J"" -*. 30—Face with calmly and deliberately. "I "I guess it's because I'm nuts *V/, - stone -' m 41 must look after my girls, aad about you," he adiAitted, "I "7 38 59 fi; 33—Error in get. my pictures developed." don't tee\,very flip. I've got a printing ' % 5f6-"t**fting device "You're being very foolish," -\% j <•«• i4- better line than that. But I'm •ft j 38—Part of face the detective said. *T_1. call you, not using it on you." % 4#--At>pear anyway! when he's ' rational. "Thanks. I suppose that is a -tb *• * i 48 43—Leases Then you can come over." Compliment," Dree told him. 45—Country ot m 53 5-, Asia - "Thanks. I won't be coming." Then she added: "Let's step on «*,. "SO 51 52 47—A hove and Terribly hurt by the know­ that throttle and get out there. n touching 55 ' 5fe W 49—Fondle - ledge that Rick called for Amy I'm' a tired girl tonighl. _ want "j 50—Wine cup Specfat! 2-Sjpeed Super as he started to regain con­ to go home and to bed." - 61 51—Resort. sciousness, audi realising that he : In a short time they drove in 60 58—TO-SeTT ?9 * 54—Allow ON has the same power was still engaged to the girl, through the big gate and up to L__ 57—Prefix: not -< Dree wanted to get away from the entrance of Chandler's Platr. hr t'aiua rcataaa ajaateatc. Inc. ?N wiU do the same work as the hospital and everyone- there. dream house. She left the place and went B Orrin White was waiting out­ CHILDRfeNi |ve your 3-Speed across the street to a public tele­ side. li'll find phone. "Make i it snappy," he said. RAIN AND FISH WET DENIES IRISH HORSES (now in stock) Dree called the hotel and "Before the old man changes his I people asked for Jim Beatty. She heard mind, tie's to a stew- about FOR TWO RESEARCHERS SUM CRU-.L FATE Iking. him being .paged over the speak­ something." "Excelsior is Built up to a Standard er. In 'snort time he' came to Beatty helped Dree out of the bal 2 Tablets. NOT DOWN tb a Price" the telephone. car and they went inside. Two Men Wan! To Prove Irish Minister Brands NICS ' Tve changed -my mind;" Chandler was waiting for Dree told him. "I'll go with them. Survival At Sea Theory AHegfatio-is Seiiatiotial NEARLY 1500 ON THE ROAD — you to see Chandler." "Frisk hhn,"- he order.ed *T**Ot_ wMi When?" he asked THEY TALK FOR THEMSELVES White, indicating Beatty. DUBLIN, Ireland, June 17 eagerly. White ran his hands over p MADRID, Spain, June, 16 tC^C^"^Cs»|C(»fe_Ci_45;"j' "Right now. Come and get Beatty's hips and under his (Reuter). — Two men attemp­ (Reuter) — The Irish Minister of Before you :buy an Autocycle demand to see me." • Sti arms, feeling for a gun. SS| ting to cross the Mediterranean Agriculture, Mr. Tom Walsh, to­ the -(pare Parts — You will need them. She told him where she Was. Dree was indignant. - and Atlantic an a rubber dinghy day denied newspaper* charges £3.10.0 Beatty seemed pleased at her "Perhaps you think your man' in the interests of science sailed that'horses sent from Ireland to decision. He said he would call is going to paw - over me," she tonight from Minorca, an island the European continent for YOUNG & SON Walker Arcade Phone 3161 Chandler, then get Ms car and told Chandler. "Well, he's not." off the Spanish coast. slaughter were treated cruelly. We specialize in children's feathercurl pick her up. He smiled. ' Their next stop is expected to He refused to order a ban on •MIS'*-/. After she had hung up, Dree "That won't be necessary," he be Majorca, a companion island the traffic or to authorise, as an permanents. Make an appointment for began to have misgivings. Per­ said quietly. "But I don't trust 100 miles away. They CKpect tb alternative, the export of horse- haps she had been a little hasty. Beatty.** reach it to three or four days. meat from Ireland... . your little girl today, and let us give her Bot it was too late now. She'd '-"Why should I trust you?" d The men set out in the 15-foot A Legislature member, Mr.sM. go through with it. Anything to Beatty flung at him. . "You've Heretique from Monaco three E. Dockrell, drew Mr. Walsh's a perfect permanent . . . sparkling, long- forget Rick and Amy. Anything got guns all over the place. I Weeks as© to prove that man can attention: to a series of articles to keep from going mad. was a dope to come here, any­ live indefinitely on rainwater appearing. in The Manchester lastai-g and wonderfully manageable! BerrrttiSa's iV<*Ufc_# f%virWtte It seemed only a few minutes way." and sea food if necessary. They Guardian OH the "horrible condi­ until Jim Beatty drove up. She Dree turned away. *'he was carry emergency food and water tions'' and "breathtaking cruelty" rights got in beside him qmd they start­ sick of the whole mess. As she supplies, but have not touched suffered by the horses. Haircut and styling included in our low price! ed for the Chandler place. turned she faced a big milker, them yet. •• »«*< dow?r*1fee*ei"* Howaheat-^W "- - But what could she prove? Mr. Keatley described the prac­ *_M fir. "It sounds very nice," Dree At Minorca tonight they said tice of' "milking" blood from the f _=* I I *•' told him. "But you'll have to She would wait and see what they were in excellent health and happened. 's_F't stunned horses so that the meat wail; a while." confident that they could cross became whiter and then could be "Why wait?" "'--If Miss Morgan will please the Atlantic to Cuba, their final \i Ideal for Wait here,'1 White suggested, sold as veal. "I'm going to Italy with destination. After Majorca their . Mr. Walsh brandde the articles Chandler, remember? Or did "Mr. Chandler and Mr. Beatty next stop will be Gibraltar. you know?" can talk ia the office." • The dinghy carries two small as "sensationalism," declaring COCKTAILS — PUNCHES — SWl___l_.ES . Beatty laughed. Beatty end Chandler stared at sails, two paddles and a two-way there was no justification for lite Now is the Time! "You're a great kidder," he each other a moment. Then the radio set.' charge that the animals were $&? Mf> said. host turned and started for his treated cruelly. - Take Advantage And Your Long Rum Coolers. office. The other men followed Irish transport regulations, fee a^ Gil M him. l LONDON, June 17 (Reuter). — declared, conformed to the highest of these Home-mcde Sherbet! They closed the door behind Lt. 6en. Guy Simonds, Canadian international standards and were Chief of staff, arrived here by air Strictly enforced. Jost add Milk and Water to them. 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Her commander, Cmdr. D. Canadian Destroyer Gives Lantier, made the presentation to DEATH OF MR. CHARLES U.K. Looks To Plane Say E. Germany Is To CANADIAN, LONDON AND the Lord Mayor, Aiderman H. K. Building In Trade Drive Form Own Defence Army Wright. JAMES DICKINSON SOUTH AFRICAN STOCKS Boat Drop Exercise By Its Crest To Plymouth The commander-in-chief at Plymouth, Vice - Admiral Sir CoBttime- (re* Pag* 1 Coat Utile, from P»f« 4 PLYMOUTH, England, June 17 Mr. Charles James Dickinson, CANADIAN STOCKS Maurice Mansergh, and the Ad­ ing board by Britain's Govern­ one-time Nazi leaders today got (Noon Prices la Dollars) (Renter). — The Canadian de­ miral Superintendent of Devon- of Angle Street, Hamilton, died at ment-backed airline, British stroyer Haida, based here during the King Edward VII Memorial front-page publicity tor support­ Aluminium 100 >,. Air-Sea Rescue Plane poet Dockyard, Vice-Admiral Sv Overseas Airways Corporation ing the same policy. - Anglo-Canadian nil the war, today presented her crest Philip Enwright, were among Hospital at about 6 pan. yester­ (B.O.A.C). Comets are now in to Plymouth "to perpetuate feel­ day. He was In his early 60's. An appeal, issued by the Calgary and Edmonton oil guests at a civic tench aboard the service on the London-South National Democratic Party, called Canada Cement Common nil ings of goodwill established be­ Haida. Mr. Dickinson was admitted to Africa run and, will soon be used Continued from Page f tween ship and city." hospital three weeks ago but had tor friendship with Russia and Canadian Pacific Railway 35% U.S. Not Strong Enemf* on other routes. told former soldiers of the "front Canadian Breweries nil The SB-29 came in tor the third been' ill for several months before And orders from other airlines that He was employed as a generation" to take tbe future of Consolidated Paper 34% time guided by the smoke ami To Back Eastern Pact are pouring in. Germany into their own hands. Consol. Mining and Smelting 33% dye. Captain Thomas Brennan, porter by the Bermuda Press Ltd. "Four overseas airlines, tor Ze He Be up to the time he went to hospi­ "Thfen we shall be masters in all Hollinger nil who actually released the boat Continoeal Item P_§SJJ3* Schweppes Ltd. | example, bave already placed Germany," it said. Home Oil 14 slung under the plane's fuselage, tal. orders for the Comet and the pros­ publican, Ca-lfcwnia), who was His mother, Mrs. Mary Jane FORMER NAZIS Imperial OB 35 V* had to use his bomb-sight to recorded as saying he had not pect for the other types is excel­ McColl 36',. guage the drop. His object was The Original Holland's Finest Beer Williams, of Elliott Street East, lent," the Treasury said. "At The appeal was signed by suggested such treaties. But Hamilton, fear brothers and two Noranda nil to land the lifeboat about 100 feet Senator Knowland said he did present about 40 turbine-engine several former Nazis, including Britalta Oil 6.55 downwind from the dinghy. (as supplied to the sisters survive him. Mr. Dickin­ airliners are on order from over­ two generals, Kurt Haehling and suggest that "the thfife is going son was a member of the Loyal LONDON ANS SOUTH AFRICA*" Landing it downwind would en­ Tonic Water seas. There is little doubt that Vincent Mueller. The press pub­ STOCKS able survivors to make their way to come, I think, when we are Queen bf Holland) Order of Ancient Shepherds and the demand will increase sharply lished their names with full titles going to have to rely more on tbe tbe Working Aid Lodge. CPR Preferred S3' more easily to it than if it were Agents when the time comes—in the and gave them honourable men­ Royal Dutch 30 V. upwind. Asiatics who do not want to be The funeral arrangements will fairly near future—for the world's tion for the first time in the taken behind tiie Iron curtain to 35/- carton Lever Uni-Lever N.V. 38/4% With a strong breeze Captain be made today. civil lines to replace their fleets." party's three-year history. Mount Isa 35/0 carry the bulk of the load there." (special prices to the trade) INDUSTRY EXPANDING So far no East German has in­ Brennan's task was not easy. Senator Knowland said that North BrokenI&U 55/9 However, the lifeboat broke away Burrows & Co., Ltd. dicated when enlistment for an Blyvoors 42/6 putting more of the Asian defence John F. Burrows & Co., Ltd. First Bermudian To The Treasury added that the army will start,, where the from the fuselage, swaying at burden on the Asians themselves tSBmi, industry was rapidly increasing weapons will come from, or how Daggafontein 68/1 % SgF. the end of a parachute 100 feet was the only way to obtain the its capacity in both'air plane and large the army will be. in diameter, to drop with remark­ Become Queen's Scout engine sections, and the. De Havil­ Free State Geduld 56/10% able accuracy well within the manpower required and counter­ . President Wilhelm Pieck hinted Grootflei 31/6 act Soviet propaganda. land Company planned to double at a defence force on May 1, and green slick area and a little down­ The first Bermudian to become the output of Comets. Middle Wits 15/- wind from the dinghy. o Queen'is (or King's) Sccout in since then the remilitarisation Welkom 27/6 CHARLEROI, June 17 (Beu- But demands of th& defence wave has been bolstered by a West Driefontfiin 118/9 Two metal fins were attached Bermuda last night heard tbe programme are heavy and the to the lifeboat's bow to buoy up ter), — Four miners were killed happy news that he had passed series of speeches calling on Western Holdings 62/6 Government is trying to avoid youths to take up arms for toe Anglo-American 125/- its fall. The lifeboat was boarded, by a cave-in in a coal mine at the necessary tests. conflicts between export and de­ the parachute hauled in and the Monceau-sur-Saobre near here He is 18-year-old Quinton homeland. Pretoria Portland Cement 72/6 fence schemes, the bulletin ex­ United Tobacco South 30/- craft towed back to the base. today. Stovell, SOB of a Hamilton archi­ plained. But the silence on details has Captain Anderson, completing the tect Mr. Wycliffe Stovell, of Vic­ led to speculation that the pro­ The Government has issued in­ posals are intended more as a drill, made a final run over tiie toria Street. structions to the industry to place Closing Exchange Rates area to ascertain the results and Bermuda's first Queen's Scout threat than a design for an actual new jet fighters on top priority. army. then flew home. plans to leave for the United American air force officials have at the Bank of Viewing the exercise from the States today by Colonial Airlines hinted that Britain still has only FIGHTING COMMUNITY base was Colonel Richard to attend Camp Quinopoxet, a Boy a handful of front-line fighters to Today's democratic bloc N. T. Butterfield ft Son Bromiley, officer commanding Scout camp in New Ridge, New equal the U.S.A.F. F-86 Sabre or declaration said the ratification limited, Yesterday: Kindley, and a group of 68 U.S. Don't neglect a deep- Hampshire. He will be officially Russia's MIG-15. of the Bonn ahd Paris treaties Army cadets from Temple Uni­ seated cough! Rub the decorated later on this summer could be prevented if "peace- GOOD BUSINESS versity, Philadelphia, and Penn­ cheit with A1. White when he returns from the camp. loving people in East and West BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAI sylvania State University. T^««I>. The penetrat"-* Queen's Scout Stovell ia a The Treasury statement ex­ Joined in the closest fighting com-, BATE FOB UNITED STATE-' heat itimwlf"*" blood ~V- member of the St. Alban's Sea plained that airplanes were good munity." Lstion and prompdy reWves business for Britain because they EXCHANGE: LONDON, June 17 (Reuter). — Scouts and a senior at the Ber­ Ihe West German Government Sheik Abdullah Bin Mubarak, congestion. Thocsaadspsve keley Institute. This will be his bring in fat profits for only a little of Dr. Konrad Adenauer could $3.786875 $2.785625 found relief with Al. raw material used. 42, uncle of the Sheik of Kuwait, first trip oat of the Colony. then be ousted and the way would Bank buying rate $2.8036 Why not y__? "The jetliners, for example, sell be free for all-German elections, has arrived here on a private visit. for about £ 10 a pound of airplane $1.00 equals f/l*4 Kuwait is a British protectorate, _| WHIT* ; an all-German peace treaty, and the ruler of which has an income Bottled by: THE BERMUDA MINERAL WATER CO. compared with less than 10 the withdrawal of occupation shillings a pound for a car," it troops, it added. Bank selling rate $2.78 of nearly £60 million a year from -I LINIMENT Under appointment by: Pepsi-Cola Company, N,Y. Jack Benny Presented said; oil royalties. A A refugee worker from East $1.00 equals 7/2 _li09t~/. It said 37,000 workers had en­ Germany told reporters in this To Prince Bernhard tered the industry between mid- city's western section today that CANADIAN FREE SATE: 1950 and last March and labour sabotage had caused an explosion LONDON, June 17 (Reuter). — is being "steered toward the in­ last month in a Russian research Comedian Jack Benny and his dustry whenever possible" to plant for guided missiles at London singer, P-naa Day, were presen­ overcome the main problem— Peenemuende on the Baltic coast. $2.73 $2.72875 SUMMER HOLIDAY FOR BOYS ted to Prince Bernhard of The manpower. The blast killed 13 and injured 34 HENNESSY Netherlands after their show at besides setting back work for Montreal Home situated in secluded part of Bermuda. the Palladium theatre here to­ The Prince watched the show three months. $2.7325 $2.7275 The BRANDY night. with a party of friends. ""he worker said Communist Grounds leading to safe beach. police had already arrested about Bank buying- rate .. $2.7450 that made 80 employees at the plant $1.00 equals 7/3*4 He said chemicals stored in the BOARDERS AND DAY-PUPILS open near an underground storage Bank selling rate $2.71 bunker exploded on May 26 and $1.00 equals 7/5 Open from COGNAC set off stores of rocket missiles inside a compound. Within three July 5th to Septe_£-.ber 1st FAMOUS ntAVlAiYCA TO LISBON minutes flames spread through NEW YORK MARKET two bunkers. Experienced Supervision and Registered Nurse. The refugee also reported in­ NEW YORK, June 17 (Reuter). MADRID creasing security measures by —The heat took tbe stuffing out Tuition in Elementary Subjects. Communists on Ruegen, an,island of the stock market today — what Agents off the Mecklenburg coast where there was left of it — and trading REGULAR DAILY PROGRAMMES large shipments of uranium have volume fell well below the PARIS reportedly beat arming. The million-share mark. Apathetic Swimming, Fishing, Boating, Games, etc. John F. Burrows & Co., Ltd. Russians have an experimental traders felt no inclination tp take submarine and torpedo base there. For Full Particulars Phone 3312. • From Bermuda via the Azores, in luxurious Constella­ new positions and the result was »»_Sf-w. a mixture of ~ price changes tions. Complimentary meals, cocktails and liqueurs—superb throughout. Rail, aircraft and a in-flight service—lounge—reclining chairs. First-class serv- | few oil stocks acted better than ice... plenty of room to relax and move around while you COMMITTED FOR TRIAL the average. Commodity futures f fly smoothly over the weather to Lisbon in 12 hours, Paris developed. inl7V_. FOR SAYING CHILDREN Some stocks were showing their • Only 6 hours to Colombia with connections to all South slips, but only a few were em­ Clearance Sale America. CHEALDE, England, June 17 barrassed. Traders didn't pay modi attention to the market as • Dependability based on 32 years flying experience. (Reuter).—Arthur Runt (48) was of committed for trial here today a whole and aren't likely te do Rayon Gabardine much until the steel dispute is Far information and reservations, see an authorized I.A.T.A. travel agent or charged with murdering his three youngest children. He pleaded settled. The market continues to Hand Blown PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYSt.Gen'1 Agents, -rent»., HWI-MM not guilty. Had its main support from trusts His wife said she returned from and other institutional investors. the movies one night to find him SUITS AVtAKCA sitting on the stairs with a severe Venetian Glass Vases COLOMBIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS throat wound. The three children, LONDON EXCHANGE "Oldest Airline in the Americas"—Organized 1919 aged six, four and two, had throat and head wounds. There are four LONDON, June 17.—Business other children. was extremely fillet in tile stock- markets today and "price move­ \WMk Off ments were determined largely Here's that most useful try the technical levelling of books. The continued firmness of the sterling-dollar exchange The Smoke Shop LtcL item in a man's rate helped British funds at first: 9005 ta ,t u. w fawn' Later, however, they slipped back and some Hit below yesterday's wardrobe — strikingly immaculate levels. In the foreign market German bonds were mostly lower In cotton and Japanese bonds lost tearly the gains. The sparseness of business was moat marked in the industrial all-year-round CABANA SUITS market, where prices continued Heineken's Beer to mave irregularly within narrow limits with losses predominating. An exception to the trend was suit. provided by the mining market, Stewed and Bottled in Holland '** where the South African gold V shares and Rhodesian coppers ad­ in Full 12 ox. Bottles «8T vanced. 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