LIGHTING-UP TIME - 6.35 p.m. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER Maximum Temperature ...... 68.2 TIDE TABLE FOR FEBRUARY Minimum Temperature 1 •'- 55.7 ' Sunshine . ._..... «.. 8.0 hours Date High Water Low Water Sun- Sun- A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. ttte set Rainfall _.. ..„ Ittt* 15 10.04 10.27 3.54 4.25 7.04 6.05 16 10.4S 11.16 4.44 5.10 7.03. 6.06

VOL. 29 — NO. 38 HAMILTON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1949 4D PER COPY QUEEN OF BERMUDA FETED AT JH)CK Atlantic Pact Discussions (Hamilton's Mayor Extends Official I Great Crowd Sees Liner -In London with NorwegianJWelcome to CaPtain of the Queen|Reach Hamilton on Her Turkish Foreign Ministers flff % flRHMllB 1^^S:P°st"war^a^ert Voyage Bermudians vthronged by LONDON, Feb. 14.—The British Minister ot State (Mr. Hector Mc­ JSL Valentine the thousands to Hamilton's Neil) told the House of Commons Australia Starts Preparing waterfront yesterday morning today tbat the Foreign Minister Ball Opens to welcome the Furness- was anxious to make a statement Bermuda liner Queen of Ber­ on the proposed North Atlantic ' Pact as soon as possible—"when For Atom Bomb Warfare Princess Hotel' muda back to these Islands in tbe state * of the negotiations her old role as a carrier of Almost 500 people, Bermuda holiday-bound tourists. It reached, a conclusive stage." CANBERRA, Feb. 14 (Renter). While the main negotiations society and visiting holiday- was a different Front Street —Australia decided today to spend makers, gathered at the Princess were going on in Washington, £148,000,000 on a vast system of toward which the Oueen there was considerable diplomatic Hotel last night for the Junior hydro - electric power stations HMS Sparrow 2 Weeks activity in London today in con­ Service League's Valentine Ball again slowly steamed—gleam­ nection with the pact, which will feeding huge atom bomb-proof which marked the official opening ing motor cars had replaced link Europe's Western Union, the factories deep below the earth. Trapped ID Antarctic of the hotel. the horses and carriages—but United States and Canada and The chain of 20 power stations The guest list was fuU of prom­ LONDON, Feb. 14 (Reu­ the place of the vessel in the possibly other western nations in harnessing the waters of the inent names, and every reserva­ affection of Bermudians had a defensive military alliance. Snowy River, and the new defence i ter).—With fuel stocks low, tion for the important social production region will take - 25 tbe .British sloop Sparrow remained constant, as the Mr. Bevin conferred with the has freed herself from tbe event was taken. The Wor. E- R. Norwegian Foreign Minister, who years to complete and will .make Williams, Mayor of HamUton and spontaneity of the demon­ Antarctic pack ice which stration showed. had just come from talks in Wash­ Australia Britain's arsenal in the held ber for two weeks in chairman of the Princess Hotel ington, and he also received the Pacific. Admiralty Bay, South Shet­ Company, was at the door to Long before 9 a.m. HamUton's Turkish Foreign Minister, who A conferenct of federal and state land-Islands, the Admiralty greet the guests as they arrived. streets began to fill with people. was seeking information on the ministers gave the "go-ahead" Saw j said tonight. Mr. WiUiam 'Butlin and his wife Schoolchildren, parents, whole position of Mediterranean coun­ ttte project today after the De­ Exceptional weather had were also present to aid in en­ families, tourists . . . everybody tries in any alliance. fence Minister (Mr. J. F. Dedman) threatened to imprison the tertaining the visitors from the turned out personally to welcome Tbe Norwegian minister had had stressed its importance to Sparrow for the duration of Queen of Bermuda and tbe Ber­ home the Colony's "own" ship. 9*sought information from the Uni­ long range defence plans and ex- ! the Antarctic winter, a mudians, and on each table be ''It was the greatest thriff of my ted States on conditions for Nor­ plained tbat it was linked with j period of eight months, had "l»«"»»d greetings from his life," was how Mr. Henry Smurth­ way's joining, and it is generally recommendations made recently plans had been made to organization. waite. resident. director of Fur­ believed tbat she and Denmark by Sir Henry Tizzard. British take off the majority of the Mrs. Vail Zuill, chairman of ness, Withy in the United States, will come ht. chief of scientific defence re­ crew. the League committee, welcomed described the dock scene. The Tn the House of Commons Mr. search. aU who attended, and thanked ^ame sentiment was probably felt McNeil would not make any Mr. Dedman said it was im-1 Mr. Butlin and the directors of by tbe thousands of people by the statement on which countries the hotel for furnishing the ball­ waterfront. It was more than a Iterative that the scheme, costing Hamilton's Mayer extends official welcome to Captain Banyard and Mr. Henry Smurthwaite, resi- ship coming home. For nearly would eventually be likely to ad­ £185,000,000, get under way at room for the affair. here to tbe pact. In tbe present CRUCIAL ISSUE TODAY dent director of Furness, Withy in the United States, on the occasion of the Queen's arrival. ten years the hope had always once. It has been in the air for She said it was a "wonderful been, "Wait untU the Queen gets state* of negotiations be would several years, but was postponed | of the Queen. He was only one pf day" for Bermuda, "not only be­ back." give no definite information on because state governments could 111 Dill lUUIx lnLlvJ Formalities were held to a sain-j a great event for the Port of cause of the very successful open­ tbe form it would take, but he imum for the welcoming of the Hamilton," the Mayor declared. a crew of 410, but he wanted to "WELCOME HOME'' not agree. assure the public tbat they were ing of the Princess, but because stated tbat it would be consistent ft k t K V Queen of Bermuda, tbe only offi- "On behalf of the citizens of of the return of the Queen of Now she was back. Hamilton with the principles of tbe United INDUSTRIES TO MOVE uerfilail ASSetS Are IVeV jcial ceremony being the greet- Hamilton, the Corporation there- all looking forward to giving the looked her best for the occasion. same service as the Queen gave in Bermuda, for which we an have Nations. The conference agreed to begin | uling extended by the _Mayor of j f extend to you and your ship's been waiting." Front Street, criss-crossed by •ence agreea to oegin nt a , • n vp . « "***& ore the past. hundreds of small Union Jacks, U.S. COMMITMENT construction i toB E R company a most hearty welcome. Life Magazine was in evidence immediately. of Vitathe powel defencr statione ins­ i lo Austrian reace Treaty *£5 J} * ***<*• * ; wuiiams, Mr. H.- Smurthwaite. Furness was the grandstand for tbe great He refused a demand by a Lab­ "The return of the Queen of with cameras placed above the spectacle. A dozen deep, people dustries will be «*_transferrei J_»—_d _ frdm«_ *, "T? IM.CJP., and the presentation of a; Bermuda was delayed longer than resist nt director to the U.S., add­ dance floor on the pillars, flashing our member, Mr. Emrys Hughes. (Special to The New York Timet r , packed the pavements and ttte Britain to the protected defence 2!^!Bermudi_a Ensiglti!lvL^^w?!J:S:Iwn to Captain F. L. « at first expected but, then ed bis congratulations on the pictures of the ."lancers for i for an assurance "That- th is coon- and Ttm Royal Gaaette) | bridge, president of the Chamber welcome for the Queen, saying: dockside under Number One Shed. try will mter into no military area linked with the power | nobody could envisaee the long "Ufe Goes to a Parry." Mrs. Sally scheme LONDON, Fob. 14.—The Yugo- of Commerce. and terrible years of war after "This is the most marvellous re­ Albuoy's Point was blanketed commitments under this pact be­ . y "]auslnes. ana J*- slavs won a minor but significant This ceremony took place In- Iselin was Life's representative a' with - people long before the ar­ t 1939. a period when the Queen ception I have ever experienced. the dance. fore similar military commitments search laboratories requiring big concession today at tbe Big Four side Number One Shed, soon greatly distinguished herself and, As we were coming through Two rival time, and everywhere there are entered into by the United ! power supplies will be able to deputies' negotiations on an Aus- after the big ship had been warp-,i,n bringing prestige to so many, Rock Passage and all the little Among the visitors was Sir were signs bearing the same sin­ States." 1 Bede Clifford, former Governor cere message: "Welcome Home, operate in relative security under trian peace treaty. After more ed snugly into her berth and the D" ^i '^the^efittina We ha ve boats met us witb Valentine greet­ Mr. McNeil suggested that Mr. the SnowSnowvy River oroiectproject. | tw..than. a»n hour'».«.»>s. J.k<,«debate. th*i,e„ r»-™.Depu_- I gangplank„„i„„i,

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Incorporating writers' rune fides). The Royal Gazette (Estab. 1828) The Diary Hamilton Tile Colonist and Daily Newa Paget West. I Ocitab. WM) February 10,1849 14th February, 1949 of The Editor, The Editor, Proprietors Britain's Finest Hour I Samuel Pepys Teucer The Royal Gazette. The Royal Gazette. THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. Dear Mr. Editor, Dear Sir, I am nauseated by tbe prepara­ Reid Street, Hamilton I should like to add my voice tion for and reception extended to Monday, February 14th of protest to that of "Worried the "Queen." - • Editor: E. T. SAVER Up bright and early this today Mother" whose letter protested I am nauseated because some of Manager: FORD BAXTER to meet not the Queen of tbe May, •the laxity of the Health Depart­ the chief instigators of fids re­ THE FALL OF FRANCE ment in enforcing, or providing ception were most vehement in but to welcome the Queen of Ber­ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, IMA muda. So I awaited on the porch adequate health laws to protect their denunciation of Furneso*, of High Ferry and my feelings By WINSTON SL CHURCHILL children and adults alike, from Withy when "Furness, Withy Iran were indeed stirred as I saw her the recent epidemic of mumps. away," fh quote these gentlemen sail majestically into the harbour. Article 10 Volume 2 When I witness the evidence EGYPTIANS INSIST ON The retort of tttetne Healtneaimh Deptuepi.. i »»- * " .zi~~mmtL,,t tarH, <« And I thought of her not only as "Children Would probably, get it of ^ the .^f^/^^'l j a former "Argo*' serving our be- On May 30 members of Lord I used, was almost overpowering to anyway," shows the appalling dulg ed m by some ofmV ™mf ______ARAB_ REFUGEE RIGHT.... J.-M——- S loved country manificently. I Gort's staff in conference with those under his spell. triots, TI rmrm movemovedd tt0o wondwondee r lack of interest on the part of' •""•what« would have transpired had thought of her as she was called. Admiral «R say at Dover in­ • One of the Frenchmen, I cannot tbe Health Authorities. at OT w formed bun tbat daylight on June I remember wbo, said in their pol­ the Axis been successful In the firm Stand Taken Against £3? an the^OTid knowS how 1 was the latest time up to which I ished way tbat a continuance of Granted, most children do at recent war, tbe war to which un ..» ;. tt n l_i valiantly and efficiently she per- fiie eastern perimeter might be military reverses might in certain some time during their childhood Furness, Withy ran -» . . _ «. . ,... .-..-»... . different attitude towards health leave tomorrow morning for | h^n\ ^SS^lm.1? *** nottun« to the evening of May 31 Lord Gort fight on Whatever happened or drinkers become more glut­ come back with.' in accordance with his orders >MU*t Whoever fell out. problems of this kind. Saudi Arabia, will now remain in So I did slip a two chilling piece tonous, more degraded, and Cairo at least until Wednesday handed over his command to * * * into her hand and she beamed Major-General Alexander and May 31 and June 1 saw the Thanking you, often more brutal than any morning. with joy. returned to England. climax though not the" end at Dun­ Very truly yours, The Egyptian view, which the 'That's e igh for Blanche and kirk. On these two days over other kind of drunkard." commission was told is shared by • * * Diagram of DUNKIRK PERIMETER 29 *30 May Jimmy," said she unselfishly- 132,000 men were safely landed ANOTHER WORRIED MOTHER I <#<9t*«- at least four other Arab states, Then the danger (as I thought) To avoid misunderstandings bv I in England, nearly one-third of is that tbe refugee's right to re­ keeping personal contact* it was the evacuation of all the allied hamlet. It was only after ber was greater as we neared Hamil­ forces. That, and the sea-trans­ essential need of troops bad them having been brought from turn to their homes under ade- ton. FOr apparently everyone on necessary for me to fly to Paris on the beaches in small craft under quate international guarantee: of ^ dose-up of the May 31 for a meeting of tbe Sup­ port, would be file British contri­ been met that the balance of ferry wanted a reme War Council. With me in : bution 16 offset the heavy allied her armed forces could be put fierce air attack and shell fire. On their security and with restitu- Uhip Hd md8t ^ ihein wantcd June 1 from early dawn onward tion of their property, cannot be _ hots. I tried tb keep the the plane came Mr. Attlep f>"d , losses which must now be faced. at the disposal of her French THE BERMUDA CATHEDRAL snap s ally the enemy bombers made their included in ahy proposed Pales- balance of the boat by crossing Generals Dill and Ismay. I also His Majesty's Government had greatest efforts, often timed when tine bargain or compromise. o the vacant side. But I never took General Spears, who had felt It necessary in tbe dii e cir­ 'I Was absolutely convinced we t flown over on tne 30th wtth the cumstances to order Lord Gort had only to clary on the fight our own fighters had withdrawn It is learned on unquestionable Nt^g abie to balance a boat even to refuel. These attacks took authority that Israeli spokesmen though only one other person was latest news from Paris. This brti- •o take off fighting men and leave to conquer,. Even 'if one of us should be struck down, the heavy toll of the crowded ship­ A meeting of the Pew Renters of the had proposed to include the fu- on board. liant officer and Member of Par­ the wounded behind. If present ping, which suffered almost as ture status of refugees within tbe But all well in the end though liament was a friend of mine hopes were confirmed, 300,000 other must not abandon the Cathedral will be held on Friday, 18th Feb­ from the first Great War. Half able-bodied troops might be got struggle. The British Govern­ much as in all the previous week. ruary, 1949, at 11.3a a.m. at TRINITY HALL terms of a general compromise i had difficulty m getting from the French by birth, liaison officer be- j away. This would be almost a ment were prepared to wage On this single day our losses by settlement. The sharp Arab op- ferry to my office,' so great was tween the left of the French and miracle. Four days ago I would, war from the New World,'' if air attack, by mines, E-boats or for the purpose of considering the stipend position to any such "bargaining" J the crowd of spectators, through some disaster England other misadventure were 31 ships of a Residentiary Canon. with the rights of Palestine Arabs • * "'* je the right of the British Armies, he nOl have wagered on more than' sunk and 11 damaged. bed taken me round the Vimy 50.000 jte a maximum. 1 dwelt herself were laid Waste. If to their homes somewhat sur- Reading much this weekend on Ridge in 1018, and had made me upon our terrible losses in equip­ The final phase was carried prised the commission, it. is re- the political affairs of the world Germany defeated either ally... . , __ «.--»• W. H. MAYOR, friends with General Fa voile, who ment. or bofii, she would have no through with much skill and pre ported. and I am indeed soreplexed. For commanded the 33rd French For Cathedral Vestry Clerk. Reynaud paid a handsome trib­ mercy* we should be reduced ciston. For the first time it became 2Mtt«a. Tbe commission also apparently according to one writer (and all Corps. e bl an did not expect tiie degree oppo- writers are experts) ail is well ute to the work of the British to the status Of vassals arid | P°? ' 5:t? P* _ abead instead of Navy and Air Force, for which I slaves for ever. It would be being forced to rely on hourly sition which Was encountered to since nations are now engaged Speaking French With a perfect improvisations. At dawn on June the U.N. project, for the inter- planning pacts both military and accent and bearing five wound- thanked him. We tben spoke at better far that the civilisation some length upon what could be of Western Europe with all its 2 about 4,000 British with seven nationalisation of Jerusalem, economic Whilst another vows stripes on his sleeve, be was a anti-aircraft guns ard 12 anti-tank However, it is emphasised in all that all tbe plans are intended to personality at this moment fitted done to rebuild the British forces achievements should come to a in France. Meanwhile Admiral tragic out splendid end than guns remained on the outskirts of quarters connected with the com- deceive ahd that war is merely to our anxious relations. When Dunkirk witb the still consider­ mission's negotiations in Cairo round the corner—like recovery Frenchmen and Englishmen are] Darlan had drafted a telegram to that the two great democracies Admiral Abrial at Dunkirk: should linger on, stripped of all able French forces holding the that Its present activities are | used to be. in trouble together and arguments contracting perimeter. Evacua­ break out, the Frenchman is often (1) A bridgehead shall be held that mbde life worth living." The Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association purely exploratory and that it is One writer weht so far as to Mr. Attlee then said that be tion was now possible only in not arguing for any specific pro­ say that only an immediate use of voluble and vehement, and tbe round Dunkirk with the divi­ darkness, and Admiral Ramsay Englishman unresponsive or even sions under your command and entirely agreed with my view. jects but seeking information. tbe atomic bomb by the powers "The British people now realise determined to make a massed Commission members, who that bave it could prevent a war rude. But Spears could say things those under British command. descent on the harbour that night to the high French personnel with (2) As soon as you are convinced . the danger with wbich they are when they first arrived appeared within a few years, faced,, and know that in the with all his available resources. to bave some hope of reporting He would kill the burglar be- an ease and force which I have that ho troops outside the Besides tugs and small craft, 44 never seen equalled. bridgehead can make their way event of a Germany victory ships were sent that evening from projects for a definite settlement fore the burglar entered the everything they have built up by April, now indicate tbat they house. This time we did not go to the to the points of embarkation the Eneland, including 11 destroyers Annual General Meeting Quai d'Orsay, but to M. Rey- troops holding the bridgehead will be destroyed. The Germans and 14 mipesweepers. Forty hardly expect to be able to pre- So what the end will be I con shall withdraw and embark, the kill not only men, but. ideas. sent by April more than in in- not. naud's room at the War Office in French and Belgian vessels also tiie Rue Saint-Dominique. Attlee British forces embarking fint. i Our people are resolved as Srttripated. Before, midnight the formatory memorandum, and that j I intervened at once to say that never before in their history." Friday, 25th. February, 1949 they will not be hi a position to and I found Reynaud and Marshal British rearguard was embarked. Petain onnosite to us as the only the British would ndt embark * * * This was not, however, ihe end present a project for settlement THEY SAY first, but that the evacuation until September. French Ministers. This was the Reynaud thanked us for what of the Dunkirk story. We had 8.00 p.m. -o first aoeparance of Petain, now should proceed on equal terms we had said.'' He was sure that been prepared to carry consider­ By A. M. PURCELL Vice-President of the Council, at between the British and the the morale of the German people ably greater numbers of French any of our meetings. He wore French — "Bras-dessus, bras-des- was not -ip to the level of the that- night than had offered them­ AT TRINITY HALL PRIVY COUNCIL RULES That all Bermuda welcomed the rtlain clothes. Our Ambassador, sous." The British would form momentary triumph bf their selves. The result was that when Queen. Dill, Ismay and Spears were with the rearguard. This was agreed. army. If France could hold the our ships, many of them still ON SHIP COLLISION | us, and Weygand and Darlan * * * Somme with the help of Britain empty, had to withdraw at dawn, Chairman: His Excellency, The Governor that the Clerk of the Weather | Captain de Margerie, head of Teat numbers of French 'troops, was on hand. The conversation .next turned and if American industry came in Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham, K.C.B. (Special Through Renter) j Raynaud's private office, and a M. to Italy. I expressed tbe British to make good the dsiparity in many still in contact with file LONDON, Feb. 14.—The Privy * » » Baudouin of the Secretariat repre­ view that ii Italy -came in we arms, then we could be sure of enemy, remained ashore. One Council today affirmed a decision That the children either got or sented the French. should strike at her at once in the victory, * He was most grateful, more effort had to be made. Des­ of the Supreme Court of Canada took a holiday. The first question was tbe posi­ mb«t effective . manner. Many he said, for my renewed assurance pite the exhaustion of ships' com­ AGENDA: that the Norwegian vessel Noref- * * * ^^^^^^ tion in Norway I said that the Italians were opposed to war, and that if one country went under panies after so many days witbont jord was solely to blame for a Tbat they thought that as every- British Government was of tbe all should be made to realise its tiie other would not abandon tbe rest or respite, the call was an­ Proposal to change title of Association to "Bermuda collision witb the United States . one else was holidaying they considered opinion that the Nar- severity. I proposed that we struggle.' The formal meeting swered. On June 4 26175 Social Services" steamship Alcoa Rambler in Bed- might as Well join in.* | vik area should be evacuated at should strike by air-bombing at then ended. Frenchmen were landed in Eng­ ford Basin in August 1M2. » • * once. Our troops there, file des­ the north-western industrial fri- After we rose from the'table land, over 21,000 of them in Brit­ Financial Report, Report of work for 1948 They dismissed with costs an | *bat it is good tosee so many of troyers involved, and 100 anti­ ish ships. Unfortunately several the former staff still with the angle, enclosed by tbe three cfties I gome of the principals talked thousands remained who bad gal­ appeal made on behalf of the aircraft guns were badly wanted of Milan, Torfn and Genoa. Key- together in the bay window th 9 Election of Committee of Management, etc. Norefjord. ship. elsewhere. We therefore proposed naud agreed that the Allies must somewhat different atmosphere, lantly protected tiie evacuation of Lord Wright said the Norefjord * * * an evacuation beginning on June strike at once; and Admiral Dar- Chief among these was Marshal their comrades. Finally, at 2.23 seemed to have "gone on in com­ That when the ship returns i 2. The British Navy would trans­ Ian said he had a plah ready tor petain. Spears wj» with me p.m. that day tbe Admiralty In plete oblivion" of the presence everyone will get down to busi­ port and repatriate fire French the naval and aerial bombardment I helping me out With mv French agreement with the French an­ ness. nounced that ''Operation Dyna­ Ail members urged to attend — The Public are welcome. of the Rambler, notwithstanding forces, tiie King of Norway ahd Of .Italy's Oil supplies, largely I an(j speaking himself. The young all warnings and signals given to * * * any Norwegian troops who wished mo" was completed. stored along the coast between | Frenchman, Captain de Margerie. 2>»&5tte. her. That this includes legislators. to come. Reynaud said tbat tbe the frontier and Naples. Ttol had already spoken about fighting Their lordships agreed with the * * * French Government agreed with necessary technical disussions ft out m .Africa. But Marshal unanimous conclusion of the Sup­ I this policv. The destroyers would were arranged. Petain's attitude, detached and (Copyright In the British Common­ That the hotels are evidently keen be urgently required in tbe Medi­ wealth lay The Dallv Telegraph, ln the reme Court solely on navigational on entertainment. I then mentioned my desire sombre, gay* me ttte feeling that USA tay The New Tork Tim** aad In grounds. They did not think it terranean in the event of war with all other countries by COOPERATION * * * Italy. The 16.000 men would be that more Ministers of the Admin-j ne would face a separate peace, PRESS SERVICE necessary to come to a decision on istration I had just formed should |The influence of his personality, World Copyright reserved. Renrodupt- questions of law and the practice That everyone has some special very valuable on ttte line of the feature. become acquainted with their his reputation, his serene accep- lon even n»rttally. in any language, of the Port of Halifax on which Aisne and the Somme. This mat­ French opposite numbers as soon tance of tbe march of adverse strlctlv prohibited. the majority of the Supreme * a a ter was therefore settled. Exclusive rictus ia Bermuda held by That towards the end of the sea­ as possible. For instance, I events, apart from any words he The Royal Gazette ] NOTICE Court judges based their deci­ son a special musical entertain­ I then turned to Dunkirk. The should like Mr. Bevin, the Minis­ sion. ment might be given. French seemed to have no more ter of Labour and trade union a a a idea of what was happening to leader, to visit Paris. Mr. Bevin That this might mean all hotel the northern armies than We had was showing great energy, and NAZI (mABORATION orchestras and singers coming about the main French front. under his leadership the British together. When I told them that 165,000 working class was now giving up a a a men, of whom 15,000 were French, holidays and privileges to a far Leamington-Plantation Co., Ltd. PURGE TO END That it might easily be the big­ bad been taken Off they were greater extent than hi the last gest musical group ever to get astonished. They naturally drew war. Reynaud cordially assented. PARIS. Feb. 14 (Reuter).—-The together here. attention to the marked British After some talk about Tangier A Special General Meeting French Government is preparing a a a preponderance. and tbe importance of keeping will be held at Glengarry, to put an end to the purge of war­ Spain out of tbe war, I spoke on time "collaborators Which had That housewives are worrying. I explained that this was due Church Street, Hamilton largely to the fact that there had file general outlook. gone on since the liberation in a a a "The Allies," I said, "must main­ September, 1944. That they are afraid local toma­ been manv British administrative units in the back area who had tain an unflinching front against on Tuesday, 15th February, 1949 The Popular Republican Minis­ toes will all be exported. been able to embark before fight­ all' their enemies. . . . The ter of Justice (M. Robert Lecourt) * * * ing troops could be spared from United States had been roused at S.15 p.m. announced today tbat "prosecu­ by recent events, and even if the'front. Moreover fhe French Notice is hereby given that m> tions in all cases of collaboration That their fears are groundless. up to the pro t -had had no tbey did not enter tho war, should be ended within tbe next * * * orders to evacuate. One of the would soon be prepared to give AGENDA: the portion of Front Street, be­ two or three months." That Bermuda might soon have a chief reasons whv I had come to us powerful aid. An invasion He said he also proposed to sort of conference. Paris was to make sure that the of England, if it took place, Financial Statement. raise "at the opportune moment" =ame orders were given to Ote would have a still more pro­ Report of Directors. tween Queen Street and Burnaby the question of a general amnesty a a * found effect on the United That it is planned to have the I French troops-as to the British. Any other Business. for those sentenced for collabora­ * * * States. England did not fear in­ tion. Altantic Pact signed here. vasion, and would resist it most J. D. MAYNE, Street wilt be closed to all vehicular a * * The three British divisions now fiercely in every village ahd Secretary-Treasurer. That that ought to bring many holding the centre would cover traffic between the hours of 5.45 CHESS PROBLEM distinguished people. 2}3*tutafS. * * * (No, 2TJu> That better to meet for peace pur­ p.m. and 6.45 p.m. approximately By G. V. ANDERSON poses than to plan war. (BCF Tourney 66) TODAY, in order that the Band Black. 12 pieces. 4 POWltwlANT AGREE AN ORGAN RECITAL of the Gloucestershire Regiment HOW TO SAY "sW By Mr. JOHN R. BRIDGE LONDON, Feb. 1* fReuter).— and The drafting committee of tbe may "Beat the Retreat" tn con­ Foreign Ministers' deputies on UNACCOMPANIED MOTETS Austria tonight failed to agree nection with the arrival of Q.T.E.V. on a draft reply to be sent by **•*' by the deputies to Mr.' Ales Bebler, QnX^fSXOOp^ THE BERMUDA MADRIGAL SOCIETY "Queen of Bermuda". Yugoslav Deputy Foreign Min­ British Tfc nmawed Conductor: PETER C. BARTRUM ister, who had expressed willing­ afa'flpTaffftayt ness to be heard. On IJimeUsrthan Will be given at the By Order, * The deputies, at their meeting CATHEDRAL this morning, gave the drafting ;M*74£DIV 20,009 G. R. MacLeod, committee "broad instructions" to mma2Jum*A000 prepare a reply to Mr. Bebler. It xremrras Secretary. was understood that while the de­ on Tuesday, 15th Feburary, 1949 puties agreed in welcoming Mr. White, 9 pieces. at 8.15 p.m. Bebler's suggestion, the* did not »JWmr White to play and mate ta three. reach full agreement on Use terms Corporation Office, Hamilton. Solution te Problem Ho. 2769: of the reply. Collection for the. Cathedral Repair Fund February 15th, 1949. The drafting committee Will re­ l, Q—B4. ana; 2, Q, or Kt fen, orpor t back td tbe deputies tomor­ 2Sa»tw9.il2 taK 28S»t*«- dig eh) mates. row morning. ViagmiQfVWmK

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Manpower And Production Wests Plan To Give Italy For Atom Bomb Warfare rSf*p»*";lJat -- ^ r~T'fB^i?^T^?F?r^ia*aiai Move to End Partition £^3B^'4*r^VC'** Trieste Still Unsettled •*=aMSJ*-K'?J Goals Not Reached Caatiautd fram Page I ,• ^{Soerlal Through Reuter) LONDON, Feb. 14 (Reuter).— PARIS, Feb. 14 (Reuter).—The j clples which Atlantic cooperation BURMA REBELS ASK FOR tablished by the sea because of LCBOKJN, Feb. 14 (Reuter).— Britain will tomorrow remind the Eire Foreign Minister (Mr. Sean is intended to insure. the vast quantities of coal needed gVWATTEE Mounting unemployment and fai­ Security Council that Russia has MacBride) said today: "The un- ] "We want to be friendly with 50 MERCY TRUCKS to generate power. lure tp achieve manpower targets failed to answer the western just partition of Ireland is just j our great neighbour, Britain, but power's proposal, first made nine The new power stations will be 1 in the coal and textile industries. as much an international prob- | we want control of our own coun- RANGOON, Feb. 14 (Reuter).— far from |ba coast, well dispersed nominated as spearheads in Bri­ months age, that the Big Four •tfjB**?* discuss the return of Trieste to lem as the Palestine or Indonesian try. The unity of Ireland Is es Sew Ba U Gyi, president of tbe and well protected from bombing tain's, recovery drive, were reveal- questions." sential both from the political and Karen National Union, today ask­ because they will be mostly in statistics issued by the Ministry Italy, London diplomatic obser­ strategic ooints of view." vers predicted tonight. He told a press conierence uwt ed the Burmese Government for underground, be said.. .£72* of Labour tonight. Eire agreed with tbe objectives "ParittieW Js now tbe Only re- 50 trucks to evacuate more than About 3,500,000 ions of coal Figures allowed that between Russia is raising in tbe Security of the proposed Atlantic Pact. maining point Of friction," Mr. 500 Burmese refugees from the wUl be saved annually by the pro­ Agents December 6,1948, and January lfi, Council the problem of electing "As a portion of our .country, MacBride said. Insein fighting area, 15 miles ject, which will have 100 miles of 1949, unemployment increased by a governor for Trieste Free Ter­ however, is occupied by British "A real opportunity now offers north west of Rangoon. S^Pf? ritory, created under the terms tunnels and 540 miles of open NICHOLL S ASHTON UP 48,500 to a total of ST5.T1S. Most forces against the will af the over­ to end this age-long conflict. I water channels. unemployed were men of 18 years of the Italian peaee treaty. whelming majority of the Irish trust that wisdom and democratic Today's military communique P.O. Box 462, HAMILTON and over. v During 1946, the Big Four rep­ people, it would be out af the principles will prevail." did not" mention insurgent-held Total registered unemployed at resentatives repeatedly sought ag­ question for any Irish Government The Foreign Minister said Ire­ Insein, although Burmese troops SOME WOLF January 14) represented approxi­ reement on a candidate for the to enter into any miUtary alliance land bad made hex views on the are expected to launch' a major Trieste governorship, but always offensive against, the sector. This famous English blend is gaining in popularity mately two per cent of the entire with the country which is wrong­ Atlantic fact known to tbe Un­ ST. HILAIRE, Canada (CP)— industrial population of Britain. failed. *few** fully occupying a portion of the ited States. Earlier reports said Burma Air day by day. Last April Britain- proposed to A six-foot wolf with four cubs At December 6 the corresponding island," he said. Asked if Ireland had thought Force Spitfires again bombed tbe was sighted near this Quebec figure was !%%.• the other three powers that their He added that he was "hopeful Of having ber case ior tha ending Karen stronghold of Kawegyan, discuss the return of Trieste to village. At least that's what a Request your Grocer who will be In a review of industrial em­ that Britain and the other coun­ of partition brought before tbe on the Rangoon-Insein road, sifter 15-man hunting party claims. ployment for 1948, the Ministry Italy, cm the grounds .that the Free tries participating in Atlantic co­ United Nations, the Minister said: a 4o-hour lull. "• . * They were after tbe marauder pleased to supply you. '"of Labour disclosed that total Territory was not economically operation realise that the ending "It is to be hoped that "wisdom viable. Police arrested more than 60 following farmers' complaints manpower in the textile industry of this undemocratic anomaly is and commonsense will prevail." striking Government secretaries, about sheep losses. 296»tt". at the end of December was While the United States and vital to Atlantic cooperation." Mr. MacBride added that Ire­ including women, when tbey 69,000. This was 70,000 below 'tite Franca were favourable, Russia "Tbe unjust-partition of Ireland land would participate fully in picketed the Government secret­ target set by the Government in raised objections. y*,-. is now an international question," the proposed Council of Europe. ariat ih Rangoon. The Government its "Economic Survey" for the To further British proposals on he SaM. "Far irom rendering a "We hava always thought that is recruiting new employees to year. methods of procedure for discus­ disservice to Britain, the par­ the concept of a federated states replace strikers and police and The monthly "Trade X tj/Hn" is­ sing the return of Trieste to Italy, ticipating nations would be ren­ of Europe would be the best administrative office guards have Russia tats failed to reply. dering a serviee to Britahv_f£t~ safeguard against war," he said. been reinforced. The New Silent W % sued tonight by the National Cot­ land and tbe concept of Atlantic ton Board said: "Output at cotton cooperation by helping to bring and cotton waste yarns together TWO SYDNEY HARBOURS about the reunification of Ireland. amounted to 890.350,000 pounds in the 52 weeks ended December 25, SYDNEY, Australia (CP) — "Furthermore, the continuance nearly 19,090,000 pounds short .of There are two Sydney Harbours in of tite partition and the occupa­ Dont let that COLD -JAMES" Sydney. The second is a 73-year- tion of a portion of our country, the target set for the period.** is a violation of an elementary Similar gaps in manpower and old retired master mariner whb came from England to join his sis- democratic right of national self- production were recorded hi tbe determination. W$%k\ii lake'hold nationalised coal industry. Total tar here. His first visit to his At the first suspicion of a cough manpower on colliery books at namesake was made in a wind­ "As such they are a contradic­ er cold, rub child's chest with Autocycle jammer in 1990. ' tion of the very democratic prin- the end of December was 726,000, double-action THERMOGENE against 750,000 deemed essential by economic planners headed by Medicated Rub—tbe only Rub the Chancellor of the Exchequer tbat contains, besides eight No Autocycle in Bermuda is more silent than the James (Sir Stafford Cripps). other approved medicaments MAI L NOTICES tbe active principle of THERMOGENE Medicated Out price includes speedometer, PMROY^EMOCRAF FOB WEEK ENOING FEBRUARY 19 "Wadding. Tbat is why it is OUTGOING so good. Madfe, at course, by bulb horn and large saddle. REPLACES NAZI Destination: Conveyance: Closing Time at 8».0. Day: tbe makers of the famous Oreat Britain B.O.A.C. 8.30 ajn. Tuesday, Feb. 15 THERMOGENE Medicated MUNICH, Feb. 14 (Reuter).— Via New York COLOURS: Black or Maroon. A "democratic" parrot from • Canada a*e U.S.A. B.O.A.C. 8.30 ajn. Tuesday, Feb.ts "Wadding—the wet mm that heals. Philadelphia nightclub, which can DBA. PAA/Colonlal 2.80 p.m. Tuesday, Pelt. 13 2 say "Buy American goods only" Great Britain Queen of Bermuda Ordinary B noon Wednesday, Feb. 16 I *? Canada & U.S.A Registered and <^d "I love my wife but I love Wednesday, Feb. 16 T.HEBMOGENE la Post 11 ajn. you too, baby," has replaced a Canada and U.S.A. PAA/Colonlal 2 oo ,p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 16 WAD SO N i ''Nazi"* .parrot which shrieked Great Britain B.O.A.C. 8.30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 17 MEDICATED RIB "Hell Hitler" in the Munich Zoo. Via New York TM8/4 The batting parrot was stolen Canada St U«A B.O.A.C. 8 30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. tl and Azores B.O.A.C. 8.30 am. Thursday.'Pea. 17 from tbe zoo. ao the barmaids of Via New York a 'Philadelphia nightclub air­ U.S.A. 2 00 p.m. Thursday. Pen. IT mailed a green bird as replace­ Canada and U. 8. A. B.O.A.C. 8 30 a.m. Friday. Feb. 18 ment. WJSA. PAA/Colonlal 2.00 p.m. Friday, Pea. It Around its neck was a tag on Canada aad USA. B.O.A.C. 8.30 ajn. Saturday. Feb. IS Great Britain Lady Nelson Ordinary 11.00 ajn. Saturday, Feb. 19 which the donors had scribbled Canada & U.S.A. Registered and Parcel "We hope the Munich Zoo will Post 10 ajn. Saturday, Feb. 19 now be free from any pro-Hitler U.3.A. PAA/Colonlal 2.00 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 19 propaganda. To lighten tike Zoo's An* Stall Panel Post for the Unite* states of America wUl close dally (Son- loss, we are sending this demo­ day excepted)- at 8.30 a.m. and MS p.m. cracy-schooled comic." INCOMING o SURFACE "roaa: Conveyance: Approximate Time of Antral at GP.O.t Qneat Britain, Veende», » ,'. 11.00 a.m. Saturday February 12 -(St. Britain Queen ol Bermuda 10.00 ajn. Monday, February 14 ' A Quiet Affair Canada & U.SA. B.WJ. Lady Nelson '0 00 a.m. Saturday, February IS . ; LONDON. Feb. 14 (Reu­ am ter)—A deaf and dumb Gnat Britain BO A.C. 9.00 a.m. Monday and Friday 'Londoner, John Thomas Oreat Britain B S A.A. Indefinite iWilton, was granted a di­ Canada T.CA. 9 00 a.m. Monday, Thursday vorce aeainst his deaf and Canada 5.60 pjn. Saturday U.S.A. PAA Colonial s.00 pjn. Monday. Tuesday, Friday "dumb wife. Georgina Lan­ •J-a. A caster Wilton, today on the PAA Colonial Dally (Sunday excepted) at S OS p.m. grounds of her adultery. B.O.A.O. . Daily (Sunday excepted) at S 30 a.m. < A semi deaf and dumb man Subject at alteration without notice who was cited as oo-respon- :dent was ordered to pay costs. I » Svidence was given =sp through an interpreter using the sign language.

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Cristall from LONDON, Fab. 14 (Reuter).— Winnipeg, Canada, were the prize A veteran of nearly 1,000 round A second meeting of the Sandys A Masonic Fast District Grand The following ships were in Princess Elizabeth and tiie Duke Import Restrictions Cot winners at the contract bridge trips between New York and Master of Bengal, India, Sir Eric communication with Bermuda o f Edinburgh returned t o Offers Hislton "Budget parishioners to discuss tiw quesr party at the Bermudiana Hotel on Bermuda, Captain Jeffries Davis, tion of reafforestation wiU be held Studd of Sussex, England, said last yesterday through radio facilities Buckingham Palace today from Cargo-Carrying Business Wednesday, February 9. former master of the Queen of night that he intends to visit "at of Cable and Wirless Limited. Windlesham Moor, their country Fer Abundance" at the Manchester Unity Hall at i » » » Bermuda, was aboard the- Itaer 8.15 p.m. tomorrow. least a few" lodges of the Masonic Alcoa Planter, Arietta, Atlantis, home in Berkshire. when %he docked at Hamilton yes­ Order here. Sir Eric arrived in Brazil, Comedian Chrysanthe­ (Special to Tbe New Tork Times The Marquis and Marchioness A film will be shown and- the Tonight, they are going to the and Tbe Boyal Gazette) WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 (Reu­ et Northampton, Mr. and Mrs. terday morning on her maiden Bermuda aboard the Veendam last mum, Charles H. Lanham, Dales­ ballet at Covent Garden. ter).—Mr. Henry Wallace, leader post-war run between New York guest speakers will be Mr. Dolf Saturday. Pjjj^S man, Dryden Evergreen State, CAPETOWN, Feb. 14. — Al­ Charles Butler and Mr. G. Koch Schaefer, and Mr. C. A. Baker. Princess Margaret also returned though South African authorities of the Progressive party, said to­ de Gooreynd were seen several and the Colony. Established in business in India Esso Cadillac, Gulfport, Gold Ran­ to Buckingham Palace today after have decided that henceforth day that tiie "cold war" budget Retired from active service a ger, Leonidas Michalos, Miguel evenings in the Silver Grill en­ for 32 years, Sir Eric retired in spending a week-end with tbe freight and insurance charges may of President Truman was leading joying dining and dancing. year- ago last June, Cantain Davis, 1938 and returned to England de Larrinata, Meterton, Orata, family of Captain Tom Egerton the United States towards a major of Bermuda from the time she-was be deducted from- importers' ex­ * * * who is staying at "Greenland," where he became tiie Great Sen­ Pentridge Hill, Rebecca Boon, Rio at their country estate near Has­ change quotas for goods from depression. Paget, described the voyage "as placed in the Bermuda serviee'in eschal of the Knight Templars of Parana. tings, Sussex. dollar areas, shipping circles in Discussing tiie recent slump in Major and Mrs. Eric Russell of very pleasant, although the 1933 until she was taken'^ff in England. He is a 33rd Degree Capetown and Durban do not con­ agricultural prices at a press con­ Prospect celebrated their eleventh weather was not quite so good as 1939 for war duty. Mason sider tbat it wiU- prove sufficient ference, Mr. Wallace asserted wedding anniversary at the Ber­ it might have been. The ship it­ He estimates that he made be­ Sir Eric will fly to New York on Besides being Past District SABOTAGE IN SPANISH inducement to American carriers that when farmers get into mudiana Hotel on Thursday eve­ self is delightful and very well tween 800 and 900 round trips Saturday on business and wttl re­ Grand Master of Bengal for eight to resume full schedules to South trouble the trouble spreads. ning last. run," he commented. from the Colony to New Yea* main there for four days before years, Sir Eric was Inspector Gen­ African - ports. He offered a substitute "budget * * * Captain Davis sailed on every durin" his career. Captain Davis, EXPRESS DERAILMENT wbo lives on 28 East 73rd Street, returning here on February 23. eral for the whole of India. It is It is generally conceded that it for abundance" of $54,000,000,- Couples spending their honey­ Furness,'Withy ship on the regular He and Lady Studd will return believed he is the highest ranking 000, based on less spending for moon at the Bermudiana Hotel run to Bermuda, starting back in New York City, plans to return MADRID, Feb. 14 (Reuter).— was a mistake to try to save dol­ to New York on February SSf' to England on the Veendam on member of the Masonic Order lars by increasing quotas for im­ military items and more for are Mr. and Mrs. R. Gale, Newark, 1919. He was master of the Queen' February 27. ever tb visit Bermuda. Spanish railway experts said to­ public welfare. New ; Mr: and Mrs. E. L. day that the derailment of the porters who favoured British car­ riers and prepaid their freight "It is the hope'of the Progres­ Slater, Forest Hills, L.I. N.Y.; Mr. Barcelona-Madrid express, in sive party that this depression and Mrs. James Levy, Chicago, which more than a score of people either in South African currency or in sterling in London. can be prevented from deepen­ HI., and Mr. and Mrs. G. Rubin of lost their lives early Sunday ing," he said. "We propose to do Trenton, Near Jersey. morning, was a deliberate act of It is stressed now that no dis­ crimination was intended. But this by shifting large sections of a * • Colony Theatres, Ltd. sabotage. the budget from the cold war to They said that new rail and Uiis is not the crux of the ques­ Mrs. A. J. Sternfeld from Mal- tion. productive work." verne. L.I., won champagne at the ties had been laid down only 20 He proposed the halving of days before tne disaster and tbat With restrictions on imports Valentine drawing in the Silver 3.00 and 8.00 TODAY coming into full force, cargoes military expenditures, halting of Grill on.Saturday. AEOLIAN HALL an examination of the line re­ the manufacture of atom Toombs vealed that a raft had been brought by American carriers are * * * dwindling to a point where it is and an expansion of housing so­ loosened on the outside of a sharp cial security and public works The Veendam brought many rke Author«/*LAURA* HU»ttbmsmme curve above the 120 foot em­ no longer economical to operate. guests. England and Scotland are Moreover, there is no guarantee programmes. His budget included bankment down which the train the same amount for foreign aid well represented by Mr. and Mrs. plunged. that freighters can find full car­ S. A. Barnes, Mr. F. R. Hobbs, Mrs. THE mmwm goes for the return voyage. There as did President Truman's ($6,- 700,000,000) but he said it should F. J. Froggatt, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. WHO mi IOVED! are ample stocks in Levy, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Purser, of chromium, manganese and not be. used as a "cold war" The Bathing pate of other base metals sorely needed weapon as at present but should Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Perrin, Mr. and in America, but until South Afri­ be administered by the United Mrs. J. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. S/- (60c) can railways obtain more freight Nations instead. W. H. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. H. cars tbey cannot haul sufficient Samuel, Mr. and Mrs. N. Stanley, at quantities to harbours. Mr. and Mrs. Marcuson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stone, Mr. T. H. James, PlaRSONAUirsOCM Mrs. G. G. Rogers, Mr. F. R. Hobbs, KM IDCFWtl • IH BDHTES WM Elba Beach Mr. A. F. Walker. Mr. J. C. Hen- mmm*~ "BEDELIA News has been received of the dra, Mr. and Mrs. N. Smith, Mr. a UDiuet mis u Includes Fresh Water Showers' DOLLARS FOR BRITAIN mariage of Miss Jane Wale, eldest and Mrs. W. Bottomley, and Mr. C. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cotton, all from England; Miss 4.30 and 9.30 Light lunch and afternoon LONDON (CP>— Britain is G. Wale, to Mr. Christopher L M. D. Hay, Mr. and Mrs. J. Al "ROLL ON TEXAS MOON"—Roy Rogers tea can be obtained at fast becoming a centre for tour­ Faegre. The ceremony took place Brough, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hay, ists from all parts of the globe in New Tork City at the home of Mr. A. P. Allan and Mr. Donald La Ca ravel le During. 1948 overseas visitors to the bride's parents—85 Perry Mackenzie, from Scotland. The Barnacle the United Kingdom contributed Street—on February 5th. 8.15 TOP HAT THEATRE Riddell's Bay more than 40,000 in foreign ex­ The bride is a nursery school Only French Restaurant 741ttu.th.t.tp change. teacher at the Georgetown Day "Devil Bat's Daughter" — "Cherokee Flash" School in Washington; D.C. Her GUESTLTATTIORKONS husband, formerly in the Signal 29?3tt«. Corp of the U.S. Army, is at pre­ Recent arrivals at Horizons are sent a student at George Washing­ Mr. and Mrs. Stansfield, Nelson, ton University. He is the son Lanes., England; Mr. and Mrs. Opening Shortly at the "Old Mill". Wine and Dine of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Faegre Bieasdale, Prowness, England; Mr. of Washington, D.C. and Mrs. E. J. Butler, Buffalo, New East Broadway The young couple are both York; Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Pallin. alumnae of Goddard College. Malverne, Long Island; Mrs. Flo­ rence Owens, Toronto, Canada; Plainfield, Vermont. They will 1261tw.eiptinc.«oa. Angel's Grotto THE ROWLEY'S make their home at Washington, Mrs. Audrey Fox, Burlington, On­ On Scenie Riddell's Bay D.C. The bride is the grand­ tario; Miss M. Christie, Rochester, HARRINGTON SOUND daughter of Mr. Alfred Wale of New York; Miss Annie Mcintosh, Specialising in Steaks, Fish, and Lobsters Cavendish Heights, Pembroke. Portsmouth, N.H ; Mr. and Mrs. Also Mr. Fred Wale is head of tiie W. S. Nicholson, Worcester, Mass ; ? Dr. and Mrs. C. H. 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Smith Two Alcoa Meamship Company ships are scheduled to arrive at 4 Foreign Minister, who pledged his ANCONA, Italy, Feb. 14 (Reu­ ter).—Seven people were killed A large number of mourners at­ Bermuda next week, the agents country's cooperation 4B rinding Founder $ Hebrew legion for the line here, Milliam E. Meyer a solution pf the Austrian treaty and 25 injured last night when a tended the jruneral service at St. wedding party coach fell 200 feet Peter's Church, St. George's, yes­ and Company Limited, said; yes­ problem. However, they could Changing Nationality terday. «£>Slli nut avit-e on tbe wording of their down a precipice near Genga on terday afterncon of Mr. Ernest S. message. the road between Fabriano and Smith OT *St. "beorge's, who died The Kidardat wHl leave N«»w . fciince Dr. Bebler's arrival from LONDON, -Feb. 14 o}f was conducted by -tite Council HUSBAND'S SARCASM to. . points on which the treaty talks visits to the United States and MS to 168 the union defeated a Body with full honours of the broke down last May. The second Canada In the pest year to recruit motion to permit girl students to order. GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE is that Dr. Bebler spent an hour men for the Israeli army, said become debating members. Followinf! -the service-the cor- yesterday in private conversation the proudest moments in his life tege proceeded to St. Peter's, with the U.S. deputy, Mr. Samuel were when, tm May 12, 1948, TlftB'f LOS ANGELES, Fab. 14 (Reu­ where the Rev. John Stow con­ ter).—Film actress Judy Canova Reber. The subject of this con­ days before the Israeli state upas ducted the service. He spoke of versation is secret till it has been proclaimed, he addressed a huge obtained a divorce today from her the inspiring life Mr. Smith had third husband, cosmetic manufac­ digested in Washington. rally at Madison Square Garden led; of his love of the Church; of The rest of this morning's ses­ in New York and made « speech turer Chester B. England, whose his interest in the town's welfare. sarcasm, she said, made her so sion was taken up in discussing on the Capital steps at Washing­ For Quitting Japan He loved the work he had done article 34 of the draft treaty, ton tit Congressmen. narrows she could not work. Her ^.which deals specifically with 'tbe connected with the Sunday School, lawyer said a property settlement "In Canada I formed the Maple SAN FRANCISCO, Fab. of which he had been superinten­ was reached out of court. HATdHTOH fjproblem ol Austrian reparations Leaf Legion and a -great number payments. On this important point ICTlteufer).—The V$. Sec­ dent for many years. f, 81 GEOEGB of men responded," Major Weiser retary of tile Army, Mr. The coffin was borne by mem­ western deputies were agreed added. that the Potsdam treatv specifi­ Kenneth Royall, told repor­ bers Of the Council's Body G.U.O. cally exempted Austria from pay­ The 45-year-old former major ters on his return today from ol Oddfellows — Brothers John ing reparations—and they pointed in the British army said he and a three weeks' -tour of the Oorbin, Nicholas Callabras. Fl*ed- GALVANIZED PIPE out that the Soviet Union was a his family would leave for Israel Far East toat be knew of no rick Richardson, Felix Richard­ signatorv to the Potsdam treaty. in March. His daughters are aged plan lor the United States son,-Victor Trott, John Simons Galvanized Ridging for The Soviet Ambassador, Mr. 19 aad 13. army to leave Japan. and Wilfred Pearman. '5I» chief Zarubin, acknowledged that bis "I am going to Israel to ensure He depied rumours ta mourners were Mr. Arthur Nor­ a. future Ior my children," Major country had renounced any. claim Washington that he person­ wood Smith (nephew) and Mrs. Disston Saw* to Austrian reparations at Pots­ Weiser said. "I do not want them ally had made statements in A. N. Smith (niece). Amongst dam, but tie argued that this did brought up under a cloud of anti- Tokyo suggesting that the those at the church were Mr. Wil­ exclusive • not prevent it from supporting semitism. United States proposed. to liam Paynter (President of the St. Yugoslavia's claims. Be main­ "Although I have never suf­ withdraw Occupation forces George's Club), Mr. E. P. 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A* .. yje*P- • AT • Afif- -i A* AT ^*«JLL_ BOSTON ENGLAND SCORE 379 IN MAPLE LEAFS BLANK CLEVELAND ^WASHINGTON PHILA. NEW YORK Dinghy Crews To Hold 1949 CHICAGO ST. LOTUS DETROIT FOURTH OaJCKEt TEST RANGERS 3-0 SUNDAY May 26* May 17. JS. Apr. SO, May 1 Aimr: It, 20, SI Apr. 27 May SS. ***.«• June S3*, U*, May t«. tt S May 27*, 28. 29t June 14*. 15. IS Benefit jf Footha It Game CHICAGO July (4)t. 5* July 1*. t, S June 20'. 21 •, tf • 25, SSt July *6*. IT. 2t Aur> ls*. is* Aug. »*, 10 1 Aug. 11*. 12*. 141 Aug. 2*. 3•, 4* Julv 79*. 30. Sit South Africa Lose Seven Red Wings-Bruins Tie, Sept. 80, Oct. 1.1 Sept. 2. J, 4 Sept. (5) t &**, i*Vtvjr Sept. tt?. 17 Sept. 20. St ' Sept. 18 Sept. 13*. 14* MayzM* At Port Royal Sunday Apr. 26 May ta*, SI „. May 17*. It* . Mav 22t. 23* June 23*. U. For 161 Runs Hawks Edge Canadiens Apr. «, tt, lit Apr. 27. St May (30)t June M*. tt*.tf* June 17». 18,19t June 20*. 22t 25, » | I 8T. LOUIS June 2S*. 29 MaV 27*. 28, st. July l*. 2. tt July 29*, 30, SI, 3vty Sa*,ft*,SS* Aug. 5. 6, 7f A game to benefit the Cathedral Sept. 7". 8 Aug. IS*. IS, lit Aug. a»ji| Fund will be played off cm Sunday Aug. 9*. lt* Aug. I* Sept. ltt Sept. 13 , Feb. 14 NEW YORK, Feb. 14. — The Sept. tt*. 24, ti Sept. (5)t Sept. S. 4 Sept. 20*. SI* Sept. 16. 17 at tbe Port Royal field, play to B.F.C. FOOTBALL (Reuter).-"-England carried their New York Rangers dropped start at 1.30 p.m. but this will not Apr. tS. M Apr. ti. tS, 14 May IT*. "It*. 19 Mav 20*. 21 . "' May St. SS __ May aft. '!•**.. first Innings total to §79 and tben deeper into the National Hockey May (30)t May 1JM4,15t June 14*. IS*, lt June 23*. tt. 26t be an ordinary soccer match. DETROIT July 6*. 7* . Jan* 28*. 29*. 30 June 17*,18. 19t Jarf»*:p.m LEAGUE STANDINGS dismissed seven of South Africa's League cellar last night when the July »*. 10t Aug. 19«. 20, Sit Aug. It*. IS Ju!y 26*. 27, 28 Jviy 29*. a*, ait Aug. a*, a. 4 In addition to benefiting the first innings batsmen for 161 on Toronto Maple Leafs dumped the Aug". 17', 18 Sept. tt*. 24. tt A«£ sK.STi Cathedral Fund, the game has an­ Sept. 10. II Sept. 27 Sept. 18 Sept. 20, 21 Sept. It. 17 other attractive feature. The FIRST DIVISION . the second day of the fourth cr tek- Blu shirts, 3-0, at Madison Square Sept. 11, 14 et Test today. May 25*. 26* May St. Ji, ,. teams will be made up of dinghy P W L D GP OA Pts. Garden. May ft*. ISt Apr. lt, SO, 21 Apr. 29.30, May 1 May SSt. tt*, ft* May 17*. IS, 19 Staff and D. 10 7 1 2 38 21 18 June 23*. 24*. June 21*. 22* June 17. lav ie- Junal4Mt.lt crews, one team to consist of South Africa need 69 to save the * Max Bentley" scored twice for CLEVELAND July 6*, T July 8', 9', 10 July Wt. t* SS. St Aug. S*. S. 7t July 25*. 27. 28 B.A.A. 10 7 2 1 37 22 15 fallow on. Armt. tf. ttt „ Aug. IT*. 18* Sept 7*. 8 • Aug. S*. 3*. 4* July t9*.r**r*U members wbo have sailed in the Stanley Cup holders, once in Sept. ST*. 28, SS meat. S*. 10*. 11 Sept. 30. Oct. 1. 2 R Sept. 1**, sept, is. it A**lv, dinghies made up of % George's Corinthians 9 S 3 1 30 17 11 Only a stubborn fourth the first period and again in tte Sept. IS*. St Sept. 20. tl Comrades 8 3 3 2 IB 17 8 second. Klukay got tte other tally Apr. 29, 30, Dinghy and Sports Club entries, stand of 106 by , May S, 4 May 11, 12 May 8t. 10 Apr. 19. 20. 21 May S7*. as. as Nationals 8 2 5 1 15 19 5 in tte flrst. Turk Broda, Leafs' WASHINGTON June 4, St May 5*. 6*. 7 May lt and the other team to be made unbeaten with 75, and Walter June 11. 12t June 7*. 8* July the final period. Tte their choice of colourful shirts. Comrades) 8; F. Wall (Pembroke P.) ried his score to HI—ids'first Test The game is to be an annual 8. tie was the first on Boston ice century this season. affair, to be played, for the benefit Second Division (East)—Butcher (St. ENGLAND DUKE TO BECOME PATRON of what the teams consider to be George's) 20; Gill (Garrison S.M.) 15; First Innings CHICAGO, Feb. 14 (*). — The DILL DEFEATS DAVIS "On Trust" Rated 6 To 1 Citation Under Weight the most deserving cause at the Lancaster (B.A.A.) 6; DeSilva (Pem­ Chicago Black Hawks rallied for OF SKITTLES ASSOCIATION? time. L. Button, b Tuckett 2 broke Panthers 5; Fidoe (Garrison S.M.) C. Washbrook. c E. Rowan, b McCarty 97 two goals in the third period last IN BILLIARDS MATCH For Santa Anita Race Exercising For First Time 5. There is a prise attached to the J. Crapp. b A. Rowan ...... 51 night to snatch a 4-3 National (Special Through Reuttpr) contest as well—a Coker, or cala­ Second Division (West)—Turner (Mal­ Hockey League victory from the AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico, MIAMI, Fla.. Feb. 14 UP). — LONDON, Feb. 14.—Tte Duke bash bailer. It is suitably mounted D. Compton, c A. Rowan, b Tu. '•£*, 14 abar) 20; Cartwright (Southampton A. Watkln. hit wk. b McCarthy .... Ill Montreal Canadiens before 16,874 Champion At Social Club Feb. 14 (JP). — Three horses—On Calumet Farm's Citation — 1948 of Edinburgh has been invited to on a Bermuda cedar base and will Boat and Sports Club) 8; Richold fans. Trust, Vulcan's Forge and War "Horse of the Year" — was out become the patron of London's be properly engraved. F. O. Mann, c Wade, b McCarthy 17 (B.A.A.) 7: P. White (Southampton Boat R. Jenkins, lbw. b Mitchell . 25 Gus Bodnar, 27-year-old centre Trophy—are co-favourites in the exercising yesterday at Hialeah Amateur Skittles Association, it The line-up for the Central Dis­ and Sports Club) 7; Lovell (Corinth­ For Exhibitions Last Night A. Bedser. lbw. b Tuckett 1 man for tte Hawks, was carried Caliente' future book on the with a saddle and boy on his back. was learned today. trict dinghy team will be: ians) 7. The Duke, who was known to Green Pepper goalie; Port S. Griffith, c Mitchell, b McCarthy 8 off the ice on a stretcher in the In two exhibition billiards $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap on It 'was the first time the horse o C. Gladwin, b McCarthy 19 first period. Preliminary exami­ February 26. had carried any weight since he his British naval colleagues as a Roval right back and BTD.C. IT games at tbe Young Men's Social keen player, haa not yet accepted, left back; H.D.C. II right half, J. Young, ...... —.... 10 nations of the unconscious player Club Joe Davis, former world They were "pegged at 6-1. Tte popped an osselet in his left front Extras 14 Showed he suffered a- possible pace on tte erstwhile favourite, ankle at Tanforan, Calif., pn De­ but Maurice Parr att, the associs- Green Pepper centre half and Port Zale Seeks Return Boot champfon, split' two close deci­ ation's secretary, is confident he Royal left half; Green Pepper fractured jaw and brain concus­ sions before a packed house last Ace Admiral, was boosted from 5 cember 7.' TOTAL 379 sion. He was taken to St. Anthony to 1 to 8 to 1. This dropped him will do so. outside right; H.D.C. II inside night. Davis defeated Walter Bas­ The exercise boy, Freeman _Q right, Port Royal centre forward. Cerdan For Title Bowling: O. M. R. W. Hospital. into co-fifth with Autocrat and McMillan, rode him around tte come 385-362, after spotting tbe WHIST DRIVE AT ST. Green Pepper inside left and Port McCarthy .... 35.7 3 114 5 local player 300 points to start, in Stepfather. Ranked next behind staH'e rng for about 20 nanuses Royal outside left. The, unserves NEW YORK, Feb. 14.—Former Tuckett 29 2 109 3 tte three favourites is Rose Beam early this morning and again this GEORGE'S DINGHY CLUB m iddleweight king Tony Zale has N.H.L. Standings a three-quarter hour session. are to be taken arom the H.D.C. II A. Rowan 23 1 70 1 Spotting Eugene Dill, runner-up at 7 to 1. afternoon. and the Green Pepper. informed the Tournament of Markam 5 1 38 0 Walter C. Marty,-book manager, The St. George's Dinghy and in last year's amateur billiards Calumet officials said Citation Sports Club will hold a whist The referee is to be Douglas Champions that he wants a re­ Mann „_-.' 10 3 26 0 W L D OF GAPts said he was laying prices against behaved' well and "seemed to be turn bout with Marcel Cerdan, Mitchell 3 0 8 1 Detroit 1 28 15 3 158 116 61 finals, 300 points also, tte cham- drive this evening at their, club's Cartwright. iion went down to defeat, 426- more than 80 horses still con­ coming along fine." They said it headquarters. The games will and the T. of C. said yesterday Boston 23 18 3 137 129 Si sidered possible starters. He pre­ SOUTH AFRICA Toronto _—™„ . 17 18 12 116 122 48 438. would be some days before tte commence at 8.30. On Thursday they were prepared to promote dicted 20 to 25 would go to the horse goes on the track and that evening Bingo will be played, the bout. First Innings Montreal .... " 18 21 7 118 114 43 Following the series of billiards post. Chicago —__... 18 24 5 139 167 41 the champion engaged Junius he probably would not do any also starting at 8.30, in the. club- PIONEER Matchmaker Chick Bogad of the 8. Mitchell, c Griffith, b Bedser .... 3 racing until late this spring. T. oi C. said he had received a G. Rowan, run out _.....__...._.. 8 New York .... 14 22 10 103 123 38 Brice in an exhibition of'snooker. Phone 1355 letter from Zale's attorney re­ Ken Viljoen. run out ...... _.. 0 -O- Spotting tte local player 42 Caras Tops Ponzi To Win questing the match according to A. D. Nourse. not out ...... 19 MCGILL SWIMMERS SET points, or six blacks to start, the terms of the original contract. W. Wade. lbw. b Toung ' 54 Davis went on to win, 106-63. Cerdan, of Casablanca, won the T. Harris, b Bedser . 8 300-YARD MEDLEY RECORD In the first session of billiards WorM Pocket Billiards MCGREGORS crown from Zale by a 12-round A. Rowan, b Gladwin . 13 Davis had a break of 127, while knockout in Jersey City last Sep­ L. Tuckett, b Toung ...... 0 MONTREAL,.Feb. 14 (JP).—*Mc-Bascome could only get 16. How­ CHICAGO, Feb. 14 (JP).—Jimmy Pembroke tember 24. The Moroccan Mauler Extras 6 Oiil University swimmers estab­ ever, in tte second session the Caras, 40-year-old cue veteran '•mtracted to give Zale a return lished a new Canadian 300-yard champion could not pass 63; te from Upper Darby, Pa., regained shot at tbe title. A part of Car­ TOTAL (for 7 wickets) 181 medley relay record on Saturday had three breaks near that num­ the world pocket billiards cham­ TAXIS dan's Jersey City purse has been Bowling: O. M. R. W. night when they downed Am­ ber. His other breaks were 02 and pionship last night. held in escrow in order to guar­ Bedser 18 2 63 2 herst College, of Massachusetts 60. Dili fared better than his Caras, who held the title in »3tf. antee Zale the chance. Gladwin ..™_™~..-. 17 4 32 1 «M9L club-mate and had breaks of 22/ 1936 and 1838, defeated Ponzi, of Jenkins ..„__.... . 6 1 28 0 The relay team bettered th; old 20 and two or 13. Philadelphia, 150-128, is 10 in­ Fishing Rods Young 12.7 3 23 2 mark by 3.6 seconds for a record nings in his final match. Caras Watklns I ? 2 0 9 0 3:07.7. At the conclusion, of tte bil­ liards exhibitions a draw was scored a 39 high run and Ponzi made for an autographed billiards a 48 BY cue, with the person guessine the Caras concluded tte three-day ; — lumber closest to tte highest rouri8-*f\>TJln* Htle"fil*iy with a "re­ break in the Davis-Dili frame the cord of four victories and two de­ world famous "HARDY BROS/ winner. James Matthew was the feats. He regained the crown as You Can Be Certain closest to the champion's break of defending champon Willie Mos- 63, with 60, and was presented eoni, Barrington, NJ., trounced with the cue by Davis. Irving Crane, Binghampton, N.Y., of a 150-30, in six innings in the last Although Davis easily won the pocket match of the meet last Just arrived a small shipment GOOD MEAL snooker frame, his highest break night. Mosconi's high rim was 56 ot tte exhibition was a 28. A 25 ind Crane's best was 22. of Salt Water Rods and* Fly was tte only other break in at the imu . double figures for Davis. Brice's Rods . . . first since the war. »*fg I Highest break was seven. Arthur F—11 soya* After the frame of snooker the Y snooker diagram ahowa a neat pat brown, played wtth Cavello Grill' champion gave an exhibition of lelMt side and screw to bring white A few Rods the correct weight 'trick and fancy shots. on blue. i . Somerset Phone 8162 Plaved oorractrt tt leave* a matcn- This evening Davis will display winning for bonefish and larger. his skill before members of H.M.S. s eq uence Malabar, giving exhibitions of bil- ot blue, pink, and lards. snooker and fancy and trick black, all shots. spotted. Announcing the Opening Avoid the near of a side ot top pocket when play­ Davis At SL George's C C ing brown. BOOK-KEEPING CLASS A mere graze will For Exhibitions Tomorrow spoil the Wednesday Evening, February 16th snot. Bill lard FOR ADULTS Joe Davis, world famous bil­ position on right ofers » P°*»ib>» •Ettrtltari Sporta £>lnip liards and snooker player, will screw ln-oft* red (ft* white) or At AVIS M. VOKES' SCHOOL OF GREGGS move to the East End of tte cannon off either ball. •.;., ^ SECRETARIAL SUBJECTS, "Lily Bank," North Islands tomorrow evening for a The half butt ta "n»rSdJS*.^.llt'i playing the cannon, a better stroke 2992t*«. Street, HamUton. series of exhibitions at the Gar­ than either m-ctt. _K„- „,. rison Recreation Hall. ^Played accurately off wh te and atrMfa* He wiQ-play Vivian Ratteray at top cushion the esnnpn to com- billiards, and Bermuda's amateur pleted wtth a toe eaate^oa .tea snooker champion, Frank Ford, to bring lt »waj* from title cushion. in snooker. Following tte exhib­ itions the champion wiQ display his skill at a number of trick and fancy shots. The same evening, two local Guess SfetksfDoe&t?billiard s stars, Junius Brice and John Clarice, wfll meet in a bil­ liards exhibition. Gfoa//oot/ The exhibitions are being staged by tte St. George's Cricket Club and tickets for the evening may be obtained from the club.

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By 248 to 202 students ing since Miss Clarke arrived and she was pleased to welcome her to attention was distracted from the was lined £10 for speeding in a approved a motion "that this parade. Mr. Shinwell, stepping milk truck on February 6 on the house favours abolition of. the St. George's. down from the saluting 'base, Golden Wedding South Shore Road in Paget. existing partition of Ireland." Miss Clarke outlined her sug­ walked over to them. CUT CRYSTAL Albert Edward Saunders of gestions, adding that Brownies' Devonshire South was- fined £5 Professor Savory argued that and Guides' problems are differ­ Interrupted by jests and cat­ Whiskey for speeding on the Sooth Road in the result of last week's election ent. She. planned to go through calls, he said the Government was Devonshire and Paget on January in the six Northern counties show­ the elementary tests for both not in favour of war or aggres­ Bottled In Bond It's beautiful! 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' horse-drawn vehicle on hichmond Mr. DeValera declared that Irish There was no historic founda­ Sherbets ...... each 6/ - Road outside the American House nationalism had never gone be­ tion for ti\e severing of six coun­ TOMATO J VIC I on February 7. yond claiming that Ireland's right ties by England, he insisted. Finger Bowls each 6/ - Brock Johnston of Shelly Bay was fined 10 - for offensive be­ haviour on Pitt's Bay Road on ZSCltw ehe. Water Jugs, 2 pint each 15/ - February 13, and Ernest Danford Lewis of Middletown. Pembroke East, was also fined 10 - for a sim­ ilar offence on Reid Street West FOR SALE on the sPme day. Sidney DeSilva of Southampton By Tender THE WOMANS SHOP West was fined 10 - for parking io rCocomalt is soooo GOOD, "a prohibited area on Front Street A Reid Street Phone 2091 Hamilton on February 9. Ormond Astor 2 Shares Bermuda Electric Light. 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STOCKPORT, England, Feb 14 LONDON. Feb. 14 (Reuter).— (Special to Tite Mew Tork Time* m. _ * » (Reuter). —'Two nine-year-old Professor James A. Learmouth, •nil Tbe Boyal Ciazettei 6.00—Milkman's Serenade Christk lakes Ovsr hovs wt»*» vanished nine days ago 53-year-old former professor of. LONDON, Feb. 14— A story 7.30—Walte Op and Bmtie 7.45—Mews were still missing tonight after a neurologieal surgery at tbe Uni­ circulated in the United States 8.0O—Watching the Clock it-nour search to which police versity of Minnesota, has been tbat a former group leader of 8.45—What's Happening in Bermuda CHAPTER NINE She was well dressed, Christie Then she tried to detect the odor and citizens expired caves under appointed a surgeon to the King. the N«zi Elite Corps who was 9.00—Morning Melodies tjfe -jfrOgtY THIS FA»: could see, even in the dim light.' of liquor .shout the prone girl, but 9.15—Something Old and Something "This place is jinxed," Christie could not, y iiSl the streets of this Cheshire town. He is regius professor of clinical listed as a war criminal bad been New OSES CHRISTIE ftlARLE. whose surgery at Edinburgh. allowed to leave the British 2one 9 30—Momenta of Devotion •father had been a doctor, re­ thought. "What next?" She felt Thelma's hand, and the An appeal broadcast by the ot* Germany to serve with tiie 9.45—Musical Phone Call She Walked slowly around the girl tightened her fingers ov£r B.B.C. last night tot* people to Professor Learmouth is one of cognizes the white powder hid­ tbe five doctors who have been Arab high command in Palestine 10.00—Melody uruise den inside a moth nag hanging inert figure, and peered down into Christie's. Christie sat there oh make sure they were not In some was repudiated as "a ridiculous 10.30—Stars Over Hollywood the face. There was a bluish the floor until the ambulance locked hut , brought no further attending the King during his ill­ 10.45—A Toast to Jam in the closet as cocaine. \ She ness. He is an expert in blood canard" by Mr. -Hector McNeil, 11.00—Housewives' Choice atljatrr the discovery while tinge to the skin. came. newa of the boys, Frank Hibbert Minister of State, in the House 12.00—That Man With the Band moving into her new apartment Then she saw it was Thelma ' Opening the front door, Christie and Gera)d Humphreys. vessel surgery. pjo. ir^SSJ of Commons today. iz.15—Salon Serenade located near the KREX radio Antrim. admitted Ote driver and intern, Gerald's 11-year-pld' brother 12.30—Threequarter Time station where Christie is sec­ "What will I do?" ChrftUj** who came up the steps with a Mr. McNeil said no exit permit 12.45—News stretcher. At the same moment Ronald fruitlessly toured the during the war. Tbey found for the man in question, SS 1.00—Easy Rhythm retary to REN SCHUYLER, asked aloud. streets in' a police car trying to popular night time disc jockey. a radio car drove up, it's siren stumps of candles and" some cook­ Gruppenfuhrer Dirlwanger, had 1.15—Rotary She turned and ran back to screaming. MORE REOOYBOXES spot him. ies, but no boys. All today the 1.45—Alrlane Melodies Christie .reports- her. discovery i% been requested or granted and he 2.00—B.B.C. News . Mrs. Jackson's apartment. She *OJho is she?" the Jasijrn asked Volunteers answering a police search went on, and a police offi­ was not aware tbat Dirlwanger to the police, and when the MEAH^vteCONVENIENCE 2.15—B.B.C. Sports Bulletin na rcotics squad answers her knocked but got no response. She as they lifted Thelma on the appeal searched the caves, which cer said: "We are convinced they had been in the British zone at any 2.30—MatllH** Melodies knocked harder. stretcher. *->3 were used as air raid shelters are alive and in hiding." time since tbe Allied occupation. 3.00—ZBM Concert Stage cal* she lends the officers to the "Who's there?" Mrs. Jackson 4.00—Bermuda Buggy Ride apartment, straight- to the "Name's Thelma Antrim. She's 5.15—Adventure Parade closet—only to find the moth finally called. a model who lives here," Christie 5.30—Captain Midnight fCpiS bag has disappeared! % ls re­ "It's Christie Marie. There's replie, 5.45—Superman trouble. Let me in to telephone." COO—Business and Stock Reports vealed that the former occupant, "Who are you?" he asked. 6.15—Lean Back and Listen THELMA ANTRIM a model, "You go away. You've made Christie told him. 6.30—Movie Time has only moved downstairs. trouble enough. What do you "Hah, looks like poisoning ajl 6.45—Passing Parade want to get me up for at ail hours right.' Nothing we can do here. PREPARED FOOD PACKAGES 7.00—News •Upon questioning she tells very •9m*4meriean &twmo't& 7.15—Chuck Poster little, but when excused by the' of the night?' You a friend of the girl?" 7.30—TJ.8. Air Force Show Police she hastens to a Public Fearful of awakening other "No, just met her today for the 8.00—So the Story Goes „-. phone boom. Her conversation tenants, Christie pleaded with the tirst time. I'd like ta go With her, IN THREE DISTINCT MEAtS. 8.15—Eddie Arnold Show woman. - TfVKE HOME A 5-BOTTLE PACKAGE OF 8.30—Box 13 discloses she is connected with though, if I may. I'd like some­ 9.00—Secrets ot Scotland Yard the drug ring. Christie is for­ "Please open the door and let one to be with me if I were In her BREAKFAST 9.30—Bermudiana ced to confess to SERGEANT me speak to you." '&&&£ &*? 10.00—Organ Recital. Mrs. Jackson opened it just a Meat and Eggs, Cereal, Dried Fruit, 10.30—Tomorrow's Headlines TODD that before his arrival They carried Thelma down the 10.35—Master Works ot Music she noticed a very good looking creak and peered out. It was steps and lifted her Into Ote am­ ^ea&vtwtteleO. Coffee, Biscuits, Chewing Gum, 11.00—Bermuda Buggy Ride man leaving the apartment. evident that the gin had worn off, bulance. Christie climbed in and 12.00—Close Down. Next day the same man, HOW­ and she was* in no merry mood tills sat by her side: The intern was CANADIAN WHISKY Cigarettes. ARD BERKELEY, comes to her titimw/' near the door. office to see ah account execu­ "You go 'way," she said sternly Then they went roaring down DINNER tive. Christie calls Sergeant tp Christie. the avenue toward -the emergency Todd of the narcotics detail who 'Please, Mrs. Jackson," Christie hospital. Cheese Spread, Biscuits, Beverage, tells her to forget Berkeley and cried, "It's Thelma Antrim. 'She's It was Christie's first ride lis nil Candy, Chewing Gum, Cigarettes. SAFE FOR have nothing to do with him. terribly sick. She's lying on the ambulance, and it seemed only a Christie learns Berkeley is try­ hall floor, and she needs help. Let few minutes untfl they stopped. SUPPER ing to buy the last quarter hour me telephone for an ambulance!" '•Wait outside," ihe intern call­ of Schuyler's programme to ad­ "Bosh! She's drunk. Let her ed to Christie as they took Thelma Meat, Boullion, Coffee, Biscuits, vertise his car rental serviee. lay there and sleep it off." into an examining room. Later she is introduced to Ber­ "No, Mrs. Jackson, she's not She sat there for a long time. Chewing, Gum, Candy, Cigarettes. keley. Through LEE CABOT, drunk. Her face and lips ate all Finally a police surgeon came the account executive, Berkeley blue. I know she needs help. . . out and spoke to her. ALL THREE MEALS FOR 4/6 arranges to have dinner with desperately!" "You come, in with that poison Christie next evening. Return­ Mrs. Jackson started to close the case?" he asked. ing to her apartment next night, door tod Christie, frantic, stuck "Yes," Christie replied. Special she finds a lifeless girl prone on her foot in it. -"We'd never have saved ber U the floor. "Listen to reason, Mrs. Jackson," you hadn't called the ambulance The girl on the floor was very she said. "Do you want Thelma promptly." he said. *5SB." CASE OF 36 MEALS — 40/- to die there in the hall, and have "I think she'll pull through Wat. it get in the papers? Let me call an now." Wfo. ambulance and get her out of Mg p,, Pontinued) .l|Pl IDEAL ' .*| '". ... here. Then there will be no un­ Aawrfon tonrim ea laka horn* 1 FIFTHS pm partem ti to pleasant publicity and no police Rupert & the live tokye-~o%- fth Ti ' at aU "—"— WWakia*—SEACfUM*S VA—It and coroner's men nosing around SEND ABROAD, TAKE ON PICNICS in your apartment house.". band aad U. S. Dal* rVaa. Cllllaa*aasT| paekai tl taamHil That convinced Mrs. Jackson, wicker iaakett ot ia plaia waodaa aa*** Oram ia lair*; a\ or as and she slowly opened the door and pointed to the telephone. Frith* Uqaan, Ltd. ar J. K. llail*|i«i»j * Ca, aad flaw LUNCHES (Especially for Fishermen) Get ready for the Spring ~: Christie crossed the room and fame ordar (or deliwj U rant plaaa ee a*a1». dialed the operator. "The police. Emergency!" she Bermuda Mercantile Compwy, lid. said. MITHS irauortf, tm a, 9.- u««rriouiM a ee** She gave the address and asked Union Street for an ambulance, when the desk Phone — 2036 GARDEN TOOLS sergeant answered. *A woman down? Drunk?" 2945tla«aa asked the sergeant. "I'm sure she is not," Christie replied. "Her face and lips are The little trends gathet around GRASS RAKES blue. I think it's poisoning." Rupert and Sylvia to hear the queer "We'll send one right awai£* things that have happensav "*l the sergeant replied, and hung up. should like to have seen the giratte • ^----•aaS*6»V SCYTHES AND StYTHE STONES "Thank you, Mrs, * Jackson said. and the hippo." »*y« Re*, tn* "Pm certain you've saved Thelma. rabbit. •" What a ah am* that they I hope so anyway " can't belong to somebody ii the if? Mrs. Jackson started to scold want to. It would be nice to FtilpCS again, but Christie was out of ttfe . have them he re in the village. l»t>V room and down the hall in a mat­ there anything we can do?^ I I ter of seconds. Rupert think* a moment. " Yti." SPADES Thelma bad not moved. Christ­ he lays. "TvfyKMt rtmembertd ie knelt down and saw that she something that Golly said to inc. was breathing, but laboriously. First lei's run back to my couag*. SICKLES "Thank heaven for*that," she And they act oft together. exclaimed. 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Pembroke. February 11, 1949 PENICILLIN FROM U.S. DOCTORS TO PAY FOR The Editor, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Royal Gazette. FOR SLAV CHILDREN SOOTHING MUSIC Dear Sir, Continued fraa Page 2 BELGRADE, Feb 14 (Reuter). (Special Through Beuter) Please allow me space in your —A first consignment of penicillin 1 14th February, 1949 great deal with very little. Amer­ valuable paper to express a few LQNDOM, Feb. 14—The Per­ to be used in a campaign -for com­ forming Rights Society, which The Editor, ican soldiers returning from views on child delinquency, which batting syphilis in Yugoslavia ar­ The Royal Gazette. today is manifest in the quantity handles royalty fees for compo­ World War II stated that it was rived today by special plane from sers, is planning to make doctors Dear Sir, the unanimous opinion of G.I.s of thefts from homes and shops the United States. in their command that they rated by boys. who relay music to patients in ""It may be that the Rev. David According to officials of the their waiting rooms pay for the away above the Red Cross. It It is generally recognised that United Nations International privilege. y . Evans of Pembroke was motivated will be apparent to all except sen­ delinquency in children is in most Children's Emergency Fund, it is by a sincere desire to render a timental dribblers, why tiie Re­ cases traceable to bad or neglect­ of a special new "procain" type Since inauguration of tiie na­ service to the community In con­ mand home was not fitted with ful parents. tional health scheme on July 5, nection with the Remand Home Which can cure in 48 hours. tiled bath-rooms. It so happened This house in which I live alone A mass campaign is to begin waiting rooms have become crow­ at Warwick, but bis way of going that during the first few months of ded and many doctors seek to about it includes-inaccuracies and has been broken into twice in next month under the joint aus­ its existence most everything four months. Once in daylight pices of the United Nations In­ relieve the tedium for patients sensationalism which must be de­ smashable was broken up by one with- music. The Performing plored. and once at night, while I was ternational Children's Emergency of the inmates, and there is no reading in bed. On both occasions Fund and tiie Yugoslav Govern­ Rights Society claims that this " If this clergyman's motives were season to suppose that any elabo­ a quantity of food was taken. In ment to cure 6,000 case in Bosnia. constitutes a public performance, really on a plane above lhe pub­ rate sanitary installations would the first case three boys Were for which regular rates can be licity seeker, all he had to do have been spared that fate. implicated and told the police, charged. Factories, restaurants, was to make his inspection and cafes and barber shops already Incidentally through the patient when caught, "We boys go about SPANIARDS PROTEST pay royalty fees for such facilities, tender his findings to the officer stealing all the time." The second responsible for the service. and loving attention of Capt. and a spokesman pointed out. Mrs. Broom, the "wild girl'* with theft, I hove reason to believe, MINDSZENTY TRIAL It is difficult to differentiate bet­ was done by boys, as all available ween the accusations made by these iconoclastic tendencies was The usual tariff for a small bar­ completely reformed, later mar­ food WM taken and a half bottle ber shop is 21 - yearly, but the Mr. Evans from those contained in of whisky was left. MADRID, Feb. 14 (Reuter).— the feature article in "The Sunday ried, and ls now living a normal Forty thousand students demon­ amount doctors may be asked to Royal Gazette" of January 23rd, and law-abiding life. I should like to suggest to the strated in Madrid today again.-t pay would depend on the size but Mr. Edmund Gibbons, MCP., i This is the same Home today, authorities responsible for the dis­ the sentence of life imprisonment and frequency of surgery audien­ covered this completely and ac­ not much the worse for wear, couragement of crime in Bermuda passed on Cardinal Mindszenty in ces," he said. curately in his speech on the mo- which according to Mr. Evans is that they try a method practised Budapest. lion adjourn in the House of As­ "distressing, scandalous and abo­ in many parts of the United States The students gathered at Cen­ sembly. minable." with marked success. tral University, where-they were Children brought before the When you consider, that the Mr. Evans also is reported as addressed by the Bishop of Mad­ SOUVENIRS highest "house-count" in the Home court have to be accompanied by rid, Dr. Eijo Caray. They then saying that conditions at the Home their parent or parents who are during the past two years-was are **brutal.** The "brutality** to marched to the Nunciature Pal- seven, and. the present number read a lecture as to their duty Native Cedar Work my mind lies in ttte representative pf keeping their children under accommodated is three, the con­ of one Christian denomination ditions are neither "distressing, control and are made to pay in making such statements regarding full for things stolen and damage PLAYING CARDS scandalous nor abominable." tiie work of another unit of the Your article, which followed done to property. Church. No claims are made for There are far too many people Yesterday's Weather Bermuda Scarves Mr. Evan's attack was definitely perfection, but this work is un­ slanted as an expose, and the in our midst who take no res­ and Handkerchiefs selfish and effective. It is easy ponsibility for anyone, and putting Abroad necessary admission that the to be a '"knight-errant" while Cocktail Napkins * The Finest of Home is spotlessly clean does their children into homes is what others do the work and spend they hoped for in the first place. not conceal that angle. their funds! (At 2 p.m. Bermuda time) POST CARDS Features. "The house is old." Undoubtedly, there are many It was built about fifteen years The Salvation Army is content parents whose circumstances make New York: not*received Jewellery of Coral, Ivory, ago. to be judged by its deeds. Mr. them worthy of pity and help and Montreal: M; overcast CASHMERE Evans we can judge only by his to these, this letter does not apply. Miami: 78; partly cloudy "Post-graduate indiscretions'* words. Amber and Crystal of two girls were played up, but As breaking and entering Is Chicago: 24; overcast, hail no attempt was made to give tte Edgar Guest deals with the so much on the increase and the and thunder situation very neatly in verse:— present method of dealing with other side of the picture, which (Information supplied by KODAK FILM is that a score or more have been "I'd rather see a sermon than it has not checked it, surely it Positively unsurpassed — our renowned Braemar* to hear one any day. would be a good thing to try the titre Bermuda Meteorologi­ redeemed from lives of crime and cal Station). infamy. I'd rather one would walk witb above method of dealing wtth tiki Yankee Store sweaters from Scotland. They're unbelievably soft The "bole in tite floor and the me than merely tell the way. parents. "hole" in the plaster are as des­ The best of all the preachers are A cottage of mine near by has warm and trim fitting . . . Qualities that will seem cribed by Mr. Gibbons. the ones who live their creeds. also been broken open and robbed Next there is Mr. Evan's state­ For to see good put in action is twice within six months. ment before the Tuberculosis As­ what everybody needs." Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for to grow more priceless with age. Here now a so kindly printing .tills, I am, sociation that be would stand back Yours truly, of his previous words. Mr. Evans' Yours faithfully, complete range of pullovers and cardigans. out-pourings at a Welfare Society ^INQUIRER" Phone 1028 meeting, as reported by The Mid- HOUSEHOLDER. Ocean News, are largely invective * Exclusive with us > hut there is one paragraph that Paget, Bermuda. poses as fact(?) "In the Remand 14th February, 1949 25 SWEPT OFF PASSING For Advice on Your Hpme there are no lavatories, The Editor, wash, basins or baths—nothing The Royal Gazette. TRAINS; 17 KILLED sanitary." The sanitary facilities Dear Sir, inside the house with the excep­ May I beg a line or two of your tion of a very adequate sink, CALCUTTA, Feb. 14 (Reuter). TRUCKING PROBLEMS columns to ask a few questions, —Seventeen people were killed and -pump adjoining—are not which, as a voter for Paget, I fixed, but they compare very fav­ and eight seriously injured when feel I have the right to ask, con­ they were swept off two trains Rates on application for all types of work ourably with facilities in many cerning the collapse of the old millions of homes throughout the which passed in opposite direc­ Bermuda Railway trestle at the tions near Mananpur, according to world today, and they are net foot of the Lane. placed on the bed—as your "fea­ official reports received late to­ ture" reporter would like your Question One: Why was the night. "Sunday" readers to believe. trestle in question left in a con­ Mananpur is about 250 miles Prompt and Efficient Service Within fifteen feet of the house dition that a very strong wind, from Calcutta. there are sanitary arrangements not hurricane force, caused it to —one a flush toilet similar to what fall down? 299fttt«. I have hi my own home. When this Question Two: Is there a PUB­ was pointed out to Mr. Evans by UC SAFETY BOARD in Bermu­ an official of the Salvation Army, da to protect the public from he said that he did not look out­ such dangerous situations,, which RAINBOW Bermuda Transportation Co., Ltd. side. As it was evident even to might have been fatal to persons Mr. Evans, that the. Salvation walking near the trestle or ever* Army could hardly be blamed to those driving cars or carriages TAXI Hamilton Phone 1028 for this omission, he said etc. along the highway directly below? that he - would retract his 2* Hour* 297**t*e. earlier statement. As no such Question Three: Will there be retraction has as yet come to tiie an inquiry to find out Just why notice of the writer, it seems it was left in such a condition? strange that your headline of Feb­ Or is it not necessary because no- SERVICE ruary 3rd should state that Mr. one was killed? Evans said he "spoke truth " Dial 1048 Yours faithfully, The Salvation Army have- the •7l4tta.<*.«V«.t.|p well-known facility of doing a CONCERNED ring

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Necks Sightseeing trips for members ests with Mr Butlin), Mr. a*d craned, tbe crowds rose- on to of the Queen's crew took place Mrs. Edgar Adsit, Captain the Loading: FEEEMANTLE, 'March 4th 1 MEDITERRANEAN UNION dining room of the House of Com­ Clatlaa*** from Pafe 1 mons. The theft was discovered their tiptoes and watched for the during the afternoon and a Queen Hon. and Mrs. N. 8. tHO, M.C.P., ADELAIDE, March 12th bassador and by Mr. Oscar Torp, Mr.,Necmedin Sadak, the Turk­ first sign of the Queen's masts. of Bermuda soccer eleven played Mr. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis when staff arrived on duty today. a aide representing the Garrison MELBOURNE, March 26th chairman of the Norwegian Lab­ ish Foreign Minister called on The Yard's investigations were SMALL CRAFT OUT Civall, MT. and Mrs. John Roger- SYDNEY, April 2nd our party, called on Mr. Bevin Mr. Bevin this evening at the at Prospect. The game was play­ kept secret and the Commons A few minutes later the big ed on the B.A.A. Field. . son, Brigadier General and Mjs. at the Foreign Office this morning. Foreign, Office for a review of show was on. Red and green A. C Crachley, Lady Clarey, Mr." BRISBANE, April 8th the international situation with catering department refused to Last night hundreds of Bermud­ A general discussion took place comment. verey lights shot up into the air Peter KreindliaT. P*. aad Mrs^ Further arrivals at two-monthly intervals on the security ef the countries in special reference to Turkey's re­ and cascaded down. As if by ians who had been unable to be Trevor and Dr. May. „J** the North Atlantic area and on lationship to the Atlantic Pact. magic the harbour became alive present when the liner docked, At the table with Captain Ban- a defensive pact within the frame­ According to a usually reliable with speeding small craft, zig­ visited Hamilton to see the vessel, yard was another captain—Cap­ AGENTS work of article 51 of the United Israeli Assembly Opens brightly lighted from stem to source, the most important matter zagging to and fro, their decks stern lying alongside gaily decor­ tain E. H. Jones. A J*.C., of British BUTTERFIELD & COMPANY, LIMITED Nations Charter. This discussion discussed by tiie two Foreign and masts draped with flags and ated Front Street. Overseas Airway** Corporation. wag very valuable in promoting a ministers was the extent to which Centimes1 fraa Paft 1 • welcome signs. Mr. Butlin also stepped to the Hamilton full -undestanding of the respec­ the Atlantic Pact powers could Then the waiting crowd saw tne microphone for a brief talk, wel­ Thousands of onlookers lining 255.8twt.il. tive points of view of both Gov­ be assumed to be Interested in liner. Flags fluttering between coming "«o many people" to the ernments." the security of Mediterranean the streets outside Joined in sing­ hex masts, slow and stately as she opening of the Princes**. ing the anthem while Dr. Weiz­ glided through the waters, the states outside the Atlantic Pact, mann stood to attention. "WHAT CANADA CAN The Honourable William Addis such as Greece and Turkey. Queen of Bermuda came back was present, as were the Hon. On the old city walls, dose by, home. Mr. Sadak was expected to raise visible front the roof of the Jew­ LEARN FROM BERMUDA' Eldon and Mrs. Trimingham, Mr. with Mr. Bevin the possibility, ish Agency building, Arab young­ More than SO little boats, mostly and Mrs. Kenneth Trimingham of framing a Mediterranean anion sters peered with field glasses at motor but with a few sailing craft, with Sir Biehard and Lady Fairey, of Turkey, Greece, Italy, France the scene in the Jewish area. scooted around star massive' hull, Toronto Newspaperwoman Mr. and Mm. Jack Tucker, Mr. and'.. and Britain. horns hooting, and voices shouting. Mrs. James Pearman, Mr. and Mrs,'' \ Among the' 120 delegates sworn More verey lights cascaded into A. S. Cooper, Mr. Gilbert Cooper, Britain is already allied with in as Assembly members was the the air; Ote band of the Glouces­ Is Speaker At E.S.U. K.CJP., Mrs. A. B. Smith, Lady Turkey by the Anglo-Turkish leader Of the ex-terrorist Stern tershire Regiment on Number One Tennant, Sir Stanley Spurling, A Wartime Discovery now used to your alliance of 1939. Gang, Friedmann Yellin. He was Shed balcony struck up; and from Air transportation between Admiral A. K. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. recently sentenced to eight years' the packe-i decks of the Queen the Bermuda and Canada which she H. B. L. Wilkinson, Col. and Mrs? imprisonment for terrorist activ­ pasengers waved and shouted described as a "sky bridge"—has FRENCH MINISTER IS ity but released next day by a J. C. Astwood, and Commander advantage in - - - their response to tbe welcome. made the Colony and tiie Dom­ and Mrs. Guy Ridgway. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL general amnesty. From tiie balcony on Number inion "backyard neighbours," Miss The delegates and 300 guests One Shed a group of Bermuda Lotta Dempsey told the regular Miss Jinx Falkenberg, Ameri­ stood silent as the ailing provis­ dignitaries waited to extend the tea meeting of the English- can film and radio star, was danc­ PARIS, Feb. 14 (Reuter).—M. ional President, Dr Weizmann, official welcome to the ship, her Speaking Union yesterday. ing in a beautf ul white satin gown- - Andre Marie, wha last night re­ supported by the arm of his wife, crew and passengers. Feature editor of Chatelaine which set off her dark beauty per- signed as French Minister of slowly mounted a dais and form­ At 9.7 ajn. the heavy anchor fectly. SWALLOW ally convened the Assembly with Magazine and a resident of Tor­ Justice for health reasons, today chain ran out and the Queen onto, Miss Dempsey returns to The hall was decorated with a "Golden Series*' entered a clinic at St. Cloud, a three gavel taps—the traditional began to swing round for berth­ Valentine motif, doves flying be­ way of opening all Zionist con­ Ontario today after a brief visit. suburb of Paris. ing. The sun broke through and The subject of her address was, low the ceiling with letters ad­ gresses. the band played "Happy Days Are dressed to prominent visitors in Dr. Weizmann, a world famous "What Canada can learn from Here Again." Over tne shed rose Bermuda." their beaks. scientist, told the Assembly .tnat a great sign, "Welcome — Ber­ ATOMIC EDUCATION the Jews would have to build a Introduced by the Rev. James At the entrance was a Valentine RAINWEAR muda's Valentine." tree, bung with clever "home­ "new bridge between science and Familiar faces were spotted W. Purves, Miss Dempsey said NewDel epnamecN—JalThersta the spirit of man." that she had read extensively of made" Valentines. Valentines among those on board the Queen. wore sold to the dancers to be and NEW DELHI, India (CP) — "Let us strive to strengthen our The Hon. Henry Vesey, Chair­ Bermuda history and was inter­ Plans for teaching Indian students constructive resources by enhanc­ ested in "the way of life" in the addressed delivered to whomever man, and Mr. J. J. Outerbridge, they chose in tiie ballroom. nuclear physics, chemistry and ing the position of science and re­ Secretary, of the Trade Develop­ Colony. mathematics te train them for search in the life of Israel," he ment Board, leaned over the "Since the Second World War On each table was a Valentine SPORTSWEAR research in atomic energy have added. railings smiling. The Wor. Leon destiny has been rushing to meet "plant," which was a white- been devised by India's newly- In tils 2,500-word • speech. Dr. Fox, Mayor of St. George's, and us in Canada and our way of life painted eedar stalk "growing" red From England formed Atomic Energy Commiss­ Weizmann said the week of the Mrs. Fox, Lord and Lady Essen­ is in danger," she added. and gold hearts and red bows. ion. The plan will affect all un­ y.tm^at movement was completed don, and many other prominent "With Newfoundland recently The music was played by Eric iversity students in India.' on Mav 14 last year, when thf local residents aviso made the trip becoming Canada's 10th province, Winstone and his orchestra. Jews proclaimed their independ­ on the Queen were ail there en­ Bermuda is now one at file Dom­ ence and established their state joying the reception. inion's closest neighbours and our NESSIE'S TOUGH DIET This rnmrarkable Lightweight BUY PHOSPHATE DEPOSITS He referred to biblical history Greetings were shouted from new relationship should be very fry hen Jews refused kingship, andshi p to shore, old friends saw each pleasant,*' Miss Dempsey stated. quoted from the Book of Judges: other for the first time in years, WELLINGTON. New Zealand Fabric which was produced dur­ CANBERRA (CP)— The Aust­ "I shall not rule over you nor shall REALISE POSSIBILITIES (CP)—Wellington Zoo's polar-~. and everybody was gripped by Referring to Canada, she said ; ralian and New Zealand Govern­ my son rule over you: the Lord the festive spirit. bear hates her new diet, but it has ing the war to provide warmth ments have agreed jointly to ac­ shall rule over yon. He comment­ that Canadians for the first time brought reprieve from a death quire the rights to Jarge phosphate ed that in this sense the Hebrew FIRST ASHORE realize their own possibilities. sentence. Attacked by a species and protection is now available deposits on Christmas Island in policy was the mother of consti­ At 9.35 a.m. the gangplank was She continued: "Canada can of airborne yeast growth, Nellie the Indian Ocean. tutional modern government. put across and the first man learn much from Bermuda on the turned a dull yellow and lest her ashore was Hamilton's Mayor, tile feeding and care of tourists, in hair, but a diet of non-oily fish. in Raincoats and Sportswear. BE Wor. E. R. Williams, M.C.P. He which we are vitally interested. and seaweed effected a cure. accompanied fhe Queen from New While Bermuda with a population York and hurried ashore so that of 37,000 expects this year to have he could officially welcome the some 60,000 tourists visit the liner and Captain Banyard. island, Canada wtth a population shown a pronounced pride in Alter the baggage had come of 13,000,000 spread over its vast their Dominion. (Buy a TAG on Sat. 19th to help the B.V.R.C. Overseas Assoc. ashore the passengers disem­ areas last year had some 20,000,- " She deplored the fact that many barked. Despite their large nw*w 000 United States tourists pour of Canada's intelligent young ber, Customs formalities were dis- over its borders, and we weren't people are seeking futures outside Relief Fund) pensed with in record time and geared for these torrents of visi­ of tite country. Canada would do the passengers soon left the shed tors. well to follow Bermuda in en­ fori their hotels and a Bermuda "We in- Canada must learn the couraging its young people to stay holiday. pleasant little tilings that are ih their own country,. fr Hi.-. Taxis and carriages had a field common-place here, such as how I "I like the way Bermuda keeps day, and a special squad of police­ to direct tourists and bave all its identity and natural charm men had to direct and control the reedy information; tiie little despite tiie Hood of visitors to traffic lines. things that are second nature in the Island," Miss Dempsey added. The vovage from New York was Bermuda and mean so much." She invited Bermudians to visit marked by parties, movies and and see the marvels and beauty MASTERS LIMITED fun, and one of the highlights was CITES EXAMPLE of the Dominion. dinner served in deck-chairs on Miss Dempsey emphasized this Miss Dempsey's stay in Ber­ Sunday night under a full moon. point in her address by describing muda was cut short by the fact Weather was rather rough on how she asked a newsboy the that she was awarded the Toronto the first day out, but it soon directions to a certain building Women's Press Club annual :'972+*u. cleared and an enjoyable voyage in the Colony and how he insisted award for tbe best story of the fallowed. Service in the dining on showing the way and thanking year. Her prize winning story room was excellent, according to ber very much for purchasing a was entitled "We The People the passengers. "The Chief Stew­ paper. , V*»i"ms "th** S*>x Criminal." ard of the ship, Mr. Sidney "I am also very impressed by Mrs. H. A. K. Drurv. last week's I Wheeler, said that behind the the pride Bermudians take in euest speaker at the En dish- scenes it was just the same. their Colony and how they refer Sneaking Union and a visitor Everything worked as though the to Bermuda as 'these Islands'. from Ottawa, yesterday pointed ship had never been off the pas­ Canada can learn much from the out tiie cultural background of senger run, he declared. Colony along this line," Miss Canada and its advances. Miss Yesterday evening at the Mid- Dempsey said, adding that during Dempsey was thanked by Mrs. T0P0A ft Ocean Club the Trade Develop- and since the war Canadians have George Knowlton. MI 'rJrrm. m FURNESS BERMUDA LINE GAS RANGES 1 QUEEN OF BERMUDA

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M (Reuter).— >. ; English - 15—M uslc: aa written 41—Impure matter 1 Luxury Taxes Increased Frw* Kuhn, .farmer "Fuhreir oi The Attorney General (Sir Hart­ Sir R. H. Bruoe Lockhart was 16—* state (abbr.) 44—Banter ley Shawcross) disclosed today 17-Talks Idly 46—Globe the German-American Bund, told named as a "British intelligence 18—Seaame 46—Mechanical man BQIIIM As Trade Figures Worsen a denazification appeal court to­ that he bad considered Whether agent" during the trial today of W -To unfasten 48—To knock Harass sa day that Hitler made a fool of proceedings should tee taken in Czech army general Rajmund SI-Bitter vetch 49—Lassoes respect of an interview given by Maazek and five other officers on "Record" Planes VI—Ooddess of 61—Cooled Ian JS I TSaML ETOL (Special to The Hew York Times him. .. discord 62—Era " and The Royal Oazette) . The 53-year-old leader of the; Mr. George Gibson, ex-Bank of charges of treason, espionage for a*— Title ol reepect 63—Position *s**y ESilSaQO EdEHS former Nazi movement in She England director, to a British foreign powers and anti-state 25—Sea eagle 64—Ootf atlek ' CAIRO, Feb. 14—The Egyptian newsreel. activities. are here! 26— Depressions 56—Gravestones Government launched today with­ United States is ippealing against 88- A careful reading 57—Emphasla a previous denazification sentence • Mr. Gibson, he said, described The prosecution alleged tbat the j out previous notice measures of the proceedings of the Lynskey DOWN austerity made necessary by the which sent him to labour camp general had operated espionage » ' H |l I fe | »r • i "corruption" tribunal — which "especially with ihe British agent « ? (O , II t2 . 1—Devastated shortage of hard currencies' and for ten years as a "major offen­ censures him—as "a travesty of 1—Fine apparel an unfavourable balance of trade der." WSm\ Lockhart" and had reported to SMOOTHING PLANlfe '3 I—Russian leader justice" because ft did not allow him correspondence which had « 4—Exclamation lor 1948 of £29,000,000. Kuhn said ia' court today, "The him to call witnesses. been carried by a civilian to be 6—Pale brown Two decrees were put into im­ Bund fought for peace in the same The Attorney General, who was tried later. IS * 1 6—Front part of mediate effect by the Cabinet way ea the American 'America BLOCK and JACK PLANES f leg (pl.l answering questions in Parlia­ 1- placing a tariff increase from 10 First* organisation, and if I now TO SI t Jarr*" ment, denied that Mr. Gibson Was « N> S S—TB weary to 20 per cent on almost all im­ am to be called a Nasi for fol­ not allowed to call witnesses, tiw ^ 9—Afternoon part; ported luxuries and a similar tax lowing this line then Charles M 1li tu SF 10—Ether (pl.l conclusions against Mr. Gibson ftOOD THREATENS at 11—Breastbone (pi.) on domestically produced luxur­ Undherg, as one of the America were based almost entirely tn his 12—Hat ornament ies. First leaden, should be called a own evidence and his own letters, it ¥ bet­ preserves, etc, or as a basis for savoury rule that a wife is assumed by ing a project for progressive in­ law to have the same domicile With radar control, a record come taxes on the European scale Batteries Gland Discovery snacks it is delicious. as her husband were appreciated. sl*eed of 1,000 mUes an bear might °nrl an extensive social insurance "These difficulties are not eon- become a "Justifiable forecast in­ plan. fined to Ote law relating to div­ stead of a mere sensational guess," Restores Youlh Known as " Air-Wheat" in the orce and they give rise to some­ Major Mayo said in a paper read ' U.S.A. and Dependencies. what complicated questions, but to the Institute of Transport. they are receiving consideration, For Your Car though I cannot at present pro­ GUARDS'ON HUNGARIAN tn 24 Hoirs Sufferers from loas of vigour, aervous* Agents : Butterfield St Co., Ltd., mise legislation," he added. neaa, weak body. Impure Mood, failing DRINK GOES UP IN SMOKE LEGATION IN UJS. memory, aad who ara aid aad worn-out P.O. Box 533, Hamilton. Mrs. Lucy Middleton (Labour) befora their time will be delighted to learn asked if the Attorney General of a new eland discovery by aa America* 6-12 Volt Capacity Doctor. would look Into marriages with PA1US, Feb. 14 (Reuter).— WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 (Reu­ Thai see discovery make* it poaalbl* to Newfoundlanders, as she under­ Thirteen hundred gallons of b>*nn- ter).—A police guard was posted quickly and eaaily restore vigour to your Klanda aad body, to build rich, para blood, stood that in Newfoundland there rly and more than 4,000 gallons over the Hungarian legation' in to atrengthen your mind aad memory and was no provision for divorce. of White wine were lost today Washington today at the request British Make and Quality (eel Ilka a new man ia only t days. Ia fact, this discovery which ia a hail* medicine ia Sir Hartley replied that he when a wine Warehouse was of the Minister, who told dtp pleasant, eaay-to-teke tablet Sana, deea would. burned down in the district of State Department he, had received away with gland operation* and begin* to build new vigour and energy la M hour*, Cognac, western France. a threatening letter. vet tt la absolutely harmless and natural la action. The success Ot this amazing discovery, UNION REPRESENTATIVE called Vl-Tabi has been so great la Amer­ ica that lt la now being distributed by all IN AUSTRALIA chemists here under a guarantee ot com­ plete satisfaction or money back. Ia ether words, VJ.Taba must make pav teal tull of CAPETOWN. Web 14 (Reuter). vigour and energy aad from 10 to JO year* younger, or yea merely return tba empty —Or. 1*. R. Viljoen, until recently package aad Set your money back. A ape- South African High Commissioner FOR SALE ROBERT D. 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I LOCAL and IMPORTED Commencing at 11 a.m. FOR SALE MEATS _Jj Attractive Mahogany Dining Room Furniture; Extension ^k • Groceries, etc. Drop Leaf Table and six leather-seated Chairs; Cedar China Cabinet with drawers and cup­ NEW Residence board under; Chests of Drawers; Occasional Houses With Land Acreage Open from S a.m. to S p.m. Situated in SOMERSET Overlooking Chairs and Tables; Upholstered Arm Chairs; Open Saturday to 9 p.m. Cavello Bay with Love Seat; Small Roll Top Desk; Cedar Rocking for PANORAMIC VIEW Chairs; Cedar Hall Table; Mahogany Linen and oi Oreat Sound, Hamilton, St. George's Clothes Press; Mahogany Wardrobe; Antique Mahogany Queen Anne Design Table with and the Ocean marble top; Rugs 9 x 12 ft. and 12 x 15 ft.; Auction Sale LIVING ROOM, 30' x 16' Mahogany Chest of Drawers; Metal Twin Beds; Residential Purposes No. 3 Dock with cedar doors, sills and carved cedar mantel Wooden Semi-Four-Poster Twin Beds with and fireplace inner spring mattresses; Dressing Tables and Inquiries WiU Be Welcomed Bureaus; Full Bedroom Suite; G.E. 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Dial 3367 Somers Building Telephone SI 93 Hamilton J Army Navy, & CoL Govt. 1 22fJt*a t-ax.iAt.im.tAeA •mW^^^' 25 71 f w.» um mim. f#Wajfa| 2»f»t*»- 53 Page H TitE ROYAL' GAZETTE, TtgpaAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1949 Atks Aid Without Alliance unlike the arrangement between ARGENTINE TIGHTENS the United States and Canada for mutual security. He also pointed YESTERDAY'S N.Y. STOCKS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS IMPORT REGULATIONS out that a Scandinavian alliance was contemplated by the United X Nations Charter in its provision (Through the courtesy of Station, WRUL of fhe World-Wide Broad­ BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 14 (Reu­ Sweden Would Fight. But WANTED for regional security pacts. Sweden casting Foundation, in co-operation with Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, LOST ter).—Argentine import permits thinks that the arrangement it already granted but suspended proposes is entitled to equal prior­ Fenner and Bean, rebroadcist locally by Station ZBM). FOX TERRIER — White Smooth under tbe Government ban of HOUSES AND BUILDING SITES ity with the Atlantic Pact if the Volume on the Exchange yesterday Bitch, Black Saddle. Answers — for Interested .clients — for February 1 were released again Charter spirit ts observed. was 700,000 shares. name "Trigger". Communicate by Government decree today. Won't Look for Trouble occupancy and investment. SUPPORT FOR WEST PACT New York Stock Market MARKET AVERAGES Evans Whitehall, St. George's. Palmer & Company, Real Estate. The decree provids that goods Tbe Nation's largest daily news­ Industrials - - 172.16 up .23 Telephone 9343. ilPS 1637*th.eitp. in Argentine ports or on their (Special to The New Tork Tlmea and The Royal Gazette) paper, Dagens Nyheter, has been NEW YORK, Feb. 14 (Reuter). Bails .__._„.„.„...__ 48.82 up .12 1804*m.tu. way cm February 9 must be re­ Utilities . 34.15 up .04 them by the Soviet if they were vigorous hi advocacy of Swedish —Wall Street made some progress FURNISHED COTTAGE with exported if the importer ht- un­ STOCKHOLM, Feb. 14.—An adherence to . the Atlantic Pact, today towards recouping the Allegheny Corp...... 2V, three bedrooms, required for six able to arrange matters under official Swedish Foreign Office not willingly granted. anted Stores ...... SS% The spokesman described as a and many citizens believe like­ losses suffered during the past American Airlines ...... „ 8Va FOUND months by English family. Any the new regulations. spokesman said today that rigid wise. But tiie proposed alliance fortnight, but enthusiasm ap­ American Export . .. Ma*. part of the Islands. Write Box United States policy regarding ad­ secondary consideration ttte ar­ American Radiator ...... 13*4 1 ENGLISH BICYCLE (Lady's) Goods loaded for Argentina gument used by Sweden with of Scandinavian countries is tiie peared to be lacking for anyAmerica n Rolling Mills ... 24 /, 1668 Bermuda Press. after February 9 and not covered herence to tiie North Atlantic only foreign policy of she moment with 3 speed attachment. Owner 1668*sa.m.tu. Pact was isolating Sweden, tne good effect in other Scandinavian material rally. The volume of American Tel. ana Tel. .. __„_. 145i/4 by import permits must be re­ countries that their adherence to that could be sustained in Parlia­ trading showed no encouraging American Tobacco B. ..._._....____._. 64'/j may have same by paying for this exported. ' only Scandinavian country coun­ ment, according to the Govern­ enlargement on the* advance since American Car and Foundry 28',i Advertisement. Phone 3485. THREE SHILLINGS PER HUN­ try capable of resisting Soviet ag­ the Atlantic Pact would precipi­ American Smelting ______50 1963*m. ^ DRED paid for Silver Wedding Argentine consulates abroad gression. tate immediate Russian occupa­ ment spokesman. As for sympa­ numerous operators were pro­ Air Reduction - ...... _. 20'i have been given instructions about tion of Finland, as it may do under thies of the Government toward ceeding cautiously while awaiting Anaconda Copper ...... ~ 32V* and other Bermuda Commemora­ He said Sweden was only being the western powers, it .was ob­ Washington developments and Armour and Co. __ _ ...... 7 tive stamps. BOWIE, St. George's. the issue of visas for consular and realistic in requiring as a con­ the Russo-Finnish peace treaty. Atcheson, Topeka and Santa Fe SI commercial invoices. served that Sweden is already following commodity market Baldwin Locomotiye ______i_ 10% POSITION WANTED 2004ttu. dition of the proposed mutual de­ However well-founded this ap­ contributing to defence of the trends. Bendix AwaUoa ...... 31% After 60 days from February fence alliance with Norway ahd prehension might be on the part THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE, un­ 9 transport companies, agents, west through deliveries of guns Aided by technical considera­ Bethlehem Steal .... _... . 31% ANYONE REQUIRING the serv­ Denmark that they abstain from of* tiie Swedish Government, it to France and the Netherlands. Borg Warner „„______4T% ices of a competent and ener­ furnished, needed in or near ships' captains and others will membership in tiie North Atlantic was clear that official anxiety was tions and some bargain hunting, BranlS airways 1 „_. 7',4 getic Banker. Please apply Hamilton from 1st April. Please be held responsible for the re-Pact. Such a move by any Scan­ not so much out of sympathy for By way of contrast, the spokes­ the'market at noon showed a pre­ Briggs Manufacturing ...... _8>,'s embarkation of goods reaching Canadian Pacific ...... 12% Canadian Hotel, Held Street. call Dr. Macky, phone 3145. dinavian chantries would worsen the Finns,, as at the prospect of man pointed (Hit that virtually dominance of gains ranging up to Carrier Corporation .__.„ 13% 1998*ttt.W_3Fv' - 1997*>tB. Argentine ports uncovered bv the their relations with the Soviet the Russian army at the border io industrial material or equip­ $1 or more. The market failed J. I. Case _...—...-..„.._.„..._ . .... 32Va proper consular documents: Union and might be regarded by of Sweden. About ten per cent ment has been delivered to Russia fully to maintain its earlier im­ Celanese Corp...... „...__...... 26'a HOME WITH FAMILY, two Importers of such goods can provement despite good recoveries Cerro de Pasco Copper ...... 17}, months, full board. Wanted by Moscow as justification for coun­ of Finland's population are Swe­ tnder the billion crown credit Chesapeake and Ohio ...... SS% FOR SALE have their licences suspended, the ter measures, the Government dish and this is stressed in official extended more than a year ago. in some commodities, particularly Chicago and Northwestern Rlv 11 Scotsman on vacation. GravS decree says. declared. circles in Norway and Denmark o grains. Into the fifth hour gains Chi., kflw. and St. Paul Rly. _- 57,« c/o New Windsor HoteL The Central Bank announced were mostly limited to fractions in Chrysler ...... SS% CEDAR NOVELTIES, hand 1994*tO, Other factors mentioned by the as an argument against joining Columbia Oas and Electric ...... 10% carved, of till varieties. The that permits for goods already in the Atlantic Pact. sluggish, featureless trade. Commercial Solvent ...... 1614 Foreign* Office as motivating Swe­ Artie Test Of 1 Country Souvenir and Antique Argentina or on the way would den's policy were: DONT LIKE THEM—BUT All averages finished fractional­ Commonwealth and Southern 3 ,, be granted only subject to tiie ly higher at the steady close. Consolidated Copper Mines . 3% Shop—Davis, Somerset. 1. Sweden's offer of a mutual It has been stated repeatedly Human Endurance Consolidated Natural Oas ... 43>,i 9845tm.eitp. payment of 50% surcharge oa defence pact with other Scandin­ Consolidated Edison ...__ 22 Vs HELP WANTED luxury Hems ahd 30% for other by Government officials and others ABOARD H M.S. VENGEANCE Craine Co. .___.„______„______.__ 28% FUNERAL WREATHS. Generous goods. They do not entitle im­ avian countries, involving aban­ that the Swedes do not Uke the Cuban American Sugar ...... 13% donment of her 135-year-old neu­ With the Royal Navy Arctic AUSTRALIA RATIFIES Curtis Wright ...... _fe_ 9V„ amount of flowers 15/- up. Le­ MAID, live in, at N.O.B. No porters -to receive foreign cur­ Russians but neither do they like Force, Feb. 14 (Reuter").—The cooking. Housework and care rency. trality, assumes her ultimate in­ putting their heads into the bear's Deere and Co...... 32% roy Smith, Farmers' Market volvement in any war between mouth. Navy's force today struck the SEAMEN'S WAGE CODE DuPont ™____™__.„. „, 181% Phone 2778. Abet Benevides of two children. Phone 2173, Ext. the United States and Russia " 'rigid weather it has been seeking Eastern Airlines . _™___ 14% Pbone 1718. 290. The explanation of the Govern­ is it groped slowly through toe Eastman Kc-ak ...... 42% 1792*sa.su.m.tu.w.th.f. WOULD FIGHT WITH WEST ment's view Included a statement (Special to Die New York Times Elec. Autolyte - ...... 38 1093tm.eitp. -ian cake ice rinsing the lee barrier and The Royal Gazette) Erie lfitlrrMMl , ,. ,, ul 12 % 2. With thoroughly western that Sweden contemplated a rapid lorth of Jan Mayen Island, hun- GENEVA, Feb. 14.—The Inter­ Federated Dept. Stores ..... 25% SCHOOL SATCHELS, with locks. POSITION OPEN — Young lady conversion of industry to war pro­ national Labour Office announ­ Gay lord Container _.- 18% typist-clerk required in our civilisation and culture, Sweden Ireds of miles from the Greenland General Electric ...... 36'i from 10/-. Chesley E. White. inevitably would fight on the side duction in tbe event ef hostilities. -•oast. ced today ratification by Austra­ 1368tw.eitp. Hamilton office. Excellent oppor­ FOR SALE At Linkoping an airplane fac­ General Motors ,.,.,,_ k ..+, 59% tunity for advancement. Eligi­ of the United States in a war Australian-born Surgeon Lieu­ lia of the international conven­ Gillette •••• r-., v>v — jy^yp*-, sale NEW COTTAGE — Pembroke — wtth Russia, and assumes that. tory has been gouged out of solid tenant Commander E. Boyd Mar­ tion governing seamen's wages. Glldden CO- , ';,„,; „,,,„, *T,',,, 18% bility for all employee benefits rock 110 feet underground. It Goodyear • , , , • y • 41% Desirable waterfront location; which include Savings Plan, In­ American self-interest would dic­ in today began his six-day ex­ The convention, adopted at a Great Northern Pref. | ...... 39% Modern is turning out Jet fighters and posure test in a special airman's maritime conference in Seattle in two bedrooms; large living room; surance, Pension and sick pay. tate substantial aid in support of Graham Paige .._._._..._...... _...... ' 2% fireplace; garage. Palmer & Co light bombers. It is for plant protection suit which* he designed 1946, provides minimum monthly Greyhound ...... 10% Apply in writing to Esso Standard that effort even though Sweden 1602«tu.eitp. was not immediately involved in like these and others converted himself. wages of £16 for able seamen Quit Oil Corp. .__.___._ I .. 61% Oil (Caribbean) S.A., Hamilton. Two-Storey hostilities. to a war footing in tbe event of Exposed te the elements. Com­ and limits hours of work on ship­ Home State Mining ...... 34V* 1786tf sa.m. tu.w.th. hostilities, that Sweden seeks eco­ Hudson Motors ...... 10 WE OFFER YOU the new Silent 3. Thffmilitary strategy of Swe­ mander Martin is attempting to board according to a prescribed Illinois Central _____ 73% James Autocycles. Colours — PART-TIME WAITRESSES; Also den under a Scandinavian unity nomic aid from the United States exist on the six-day emergency schedule. Inspiration Copper ...... 15% Black or Maroon. Wad son's. Two-apartment House in peace-time. Only through international Harvester ...... 24% One Full-time Waiter — Ex­ pact contemplates "elastic de­ rations of pemmican, cheese, cho­ Australia is the first country International Nickel 29% 1687 tsu.eitp. cellent hours, good waees. Apply Lot: 90 feet x 90 feet such aid could Sweden carry out to ratify. The convention becomes fence" and keeping ports open colate, shortbread, dried milk, tea, International Paper ...... #T HANDBAGS—Special 20/-. Serge Deepdene Manor, Smith's Parish, until help is available from the responsibilities under a Scandina­ biscuits', butter, oatmeal ana sugar effective on ratification by nine International Tel. and Tel. 3% Situated in Pembroke West vian mutual defence agreement Kennecott Copper „ 47% 12/6 yard. Baby shawls, Moc­ PVme 7166. west. with a primus stove and SO cigar­ countries, of which five must be 1955tsa.m.ttt. to supply military equipment to major shipping powers. Loew's „™_.._n,„__„™i_™__U_-_ 15% casins, Berets 5 -, Nylons 10/6 Price £5,500 Although sympathetic in gen­ ettes. Lockheed „ 15% Denmark and Norway, it was ex­ pair. Acadia Dry Goods, Angle YOUNG LADY, white; as book­ eral to the objectives of the North He has an airman's sleeping bag Loneatar Cement ...... 65% Street. Contact plained. and a parachute from which he Maracalbo Oil and Explor. -J 6% keeper. Experienced preferred. Atlantic Pact, Sweden fears that Montgomery Ward ______<**•*. 1728*tu.eitp. Ibe Bermuda Deluxe Enterprise the granting of United States Still, hopeful of a modification is improvising a shelter. GREEKINTQITLEADER Monssn'o - T, ,, • • 4S% Good wastes. Permanent em- General Agents peace-time military bases in any of the United States position, tite No one wiU be allowed to go •taati K»lvlnator T'fti.g-, _ ' 1 S'.e PLAID HOSE — Made in Etag- pVy. Apply to Box 1981 Bermuda Scandinavian- country might be spokesman of the Foreign Office near him, as tills might raise bis AWAITING EXECUTION National Dairv .... 27''-, land, 8/6 or $1.71. The Royal Pr*-*s. -** Court Street — Hamilton suggested that such an arrange National Distillers ...... 1?% lMltm tu. w. \ accompanied by a similar demand morale. National Supply Co. 19% British, Nicholl Building, Front from Russia and a move to acquire ment could be considered as not ATHENS, Feb. 14 (Reuter).— Nstomath .„„.______„, 10% Street FIRST CLASS MASON and helper Tony Ambatielos, Greek trade W:T. Central -.J^™™™ ' VA% 1969tsu.eitp. only experienced men need union leader acquitted last night Northwest Airlines ...... 8% Ohio Oil ___ . „ __ 26 LADIES' DOESKIN GLOVES apply — Paint & Decorating Co. Situation Vacant by a military court of charges of Pacific Mills . 3*»% Serpentine Road. treason, conspiracy and recruit­ Packard Motors ,*, ,, SH made in England. 11/6 pair. ACCOUNTANCY QUALIFICA­ Pan American Airways ...... 81/, The Royal British, Nicholl Build­ 1984tm. tu. ing guerrillas fee rebellion, was Paramount Pictures ._..___...__ ?3 ing, Front Street. TIONS now gained after only still in prison and under sentence Patlno Mine s 12% 1970tsu.eitp. BOOKKEEPING CLERK, compe- six months' postal study; by our of death tonight. Pennsylvania Railroad ...... 16'', tent, Bermuda Supplies Com­ A Public Auction Sale Pepsi-Cola „___„__„ ______8% Intensive Method any Accounts He Was sentenced to death last RUBBER BOOTS —Men's, mission. . Salary commensurate November with nine seamen's Phelps Dodte ______.____„ ^ with Qualifications. Apply Direc­ will be held at Clerk, Book-keeper, etc., can Pub. Sen*. Blee. and Gas ...... 21 Women's and Children's now in. union members for alleged sedi­ Pure Otl ™™._.™_-~u_ 25% W. J. Boyle & Son, Hamilton and tor of Supplies, Hamilton Hotel. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON qualify for admission to a recog­ tious activities. R. C. A...... 11% St. George's. 2013ttu. nised professional body as Fellow This sentence was suspended Remington Rand 9% 1971tsu.eitp. "EASTBOURNE,*' Revere Conner and Brass T3% ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN (Residence of the late Mrs. Eldon Harvey) or Associate. Write now: The after world-wide protests and Republic Steel 24% United Nations intervention, but Sehenley _.____.„_„______.__ 26% EXCELSIOR AUTOBYKE, excel- wanted for Automobile Spares Principal, London School of Ac­ it still stands and he will be Sears Roebuck ,, •-, •" ,- 35 lent condition, licensed and-in­ Stockroom,- with ability to type countancy, 12, Duke Street, St. executed unless formally* re­ Sinclair 400 ...... _J JS** sured for 1949. Phone 2781. and knowledge of stores proce­ An opportunity to purchase aM collection of unusual Socony Vacuum ...... _ SHfc 1797 tsa.m. tu.w. dure. Knowledge of automobile James's, London, S.W.I., England. prieved. Southern Pacific ...... 49*4 spares useful but not sssential. genuine antique pieces of furniture, mostly genuine mahogany Soiegrt lac: ______~T4S Standard Brands _.._..- __ SW TWO BLACK SEMI-FITTED Young, Trott and Co., Ltd. .Hamil­ Stan. OO of Cal. ______57*4 COATS. One heavy weight with ton. Stan. OB et NJ. -___ 88%, Silver fox collar. One light Weight 2012ttu.w.th.f. Some of the items listed below: Studebak»r ______! l«*F Sunrav Oil _„. S-4 both size 38. Perfect condition. 2 SHERATON CHESTS OF DRAWERS, MAHOGANY ttmltl International 9'i, Price £5 each. Tel 3468. Texas Company ;i • . 49% 1993tm.tu.w. 1 MAHOGANY WARDROBE WITH MIRROR FOR SALE Tf-iken Boiler Bearing ...... 42% v-jr.*. ____._.. _. 11% HOMESPUN. Reduced to 17/6 yd. MISCELLANEOUS 1 CARVED MAHOGANY BED (FOUR POSTER) •roan••!***! *Vr*4»jry Fox _.„.__.__ iflif. United i»lrlln-» l'U. Cretonne 50 in. 12/6 yd., Eng­ 2 ANTIQUE BERMUDA CEDAR CHAIRS ftsftamt •ptm/i'mtt ___<_.___. 93% lish/lace curtain 5/- yd. Acadia JEWELLERY ENGRAVING — 1 ANTIQUE CHEST OF DRAWERS As a going concern ttnlfma ""ia*** Corp. ___. .1014 Dry Goods, Angle St. "Hand-done in the best tradi­ TTnlin Ca-bide ' 37«'« 1974*m. eitp. rtr%ttm\ Cnrprntlrm „.„___,_.__ ?% tion.'' Cyril Palmer, Palmer 1 MAHOGANY BOOKCASE The business known as •tl-lBtrtan- Chemical 'Bid Building. Telephone, 2945-3295. U.S. Stt** ____„.... 71 ii SHUTTER PAINTS in all shades 800*m.eitp. 1 SOLID WALNUT VANITY DRESSER t^rm*mrn Unl"n .„„ _,.... 1< Guaranteed to stand up. Paint 1 CHIPPENIALE ARM CHAIR, MAHOGANY Wi>stin"h"use Bite*...... Tfrn & Decorating Company. Dial 1013. VOU CAN ARRANGE your Life, West Indies 8u