w forCooking&Drinkin VOLUME XXXI HAMILTON. BERMUDA. WEDNESDAY MARCH 23. 190E No. 58 Legislature GetsPlan for Agent Predicts Colony Will Do Twice as Much Negro - ' - *■ jAaaj^'- - y .■.'iMff..^MBHay'*^s)iMcv.?T^ I^^n^^^l o&cslft' 'Jtr.-J&.-j'x.* '. m^. &&&£-.$*<£ ■■ ■ JhS£ '-*&, ■ aZ5k£ - Planting pn^XMAjw^'^^'^ .s' ■* joflft^ "^.^*' ■ ■'■ .>'.-> Clearing, ."X" /Pf^^"' .v^IhSSS '^4v "^fo VaHflH^^^^^^^^^^^^^^V^S" Golf Jar-- Tourist Business This Year Courses, I oloureil tourists who spent an estimated $300,000 in &Roadsides - ■ - Sea ■ ■.-.- ♥-'-'^'^^fv^^i^.*> .vof ymmy jrQfmtt mOmmm^^gm^tT^aPPtm^st^.^mp vOK"^" .-.-%. msA lieiiniida last year, are expected this year to spend at the very hast, twice that figure it has been predicted by Mr. Burt E. plan for the clearance (of dead cedars, and replanting ol A Jackson, the American marketing and research expert who has all jrolf courses, islands and sea approaches in Hamilton Harhcur been playing an important role in helping develop a Negro tour- (Jreat and a more extensive roadside reafforesta- Ud tlie S.tir.d. ist trade for Bermuda. tion scheme, was forwarded to the LejrislatuTe on Monday by His Mr. Jackson is the co-ordi- (ioverncr. ■ Excellency the nator and plans manager of a period of three years. k 1_ 1 l_! " " It was estimate,! the Goveriioi feels strongly that an all out Hilton (J. Hill. Inc., an inter- Asked his opinion of the pgggi that a half million effort to elear the dead trees and national travel organization present attitude of the T.D.B. pounds would be required to to replant the whole of the incorporated in New York and towards the trade, Mr. Jack- dear and replant the whole of colony should l>e made Iestim- headed bv Mr. H. 9. Hill. son said he found that the T.ermuda. but in view of cer- ated eati 1500,000). M.C.IV The Hill enterprise Board was becoming increas- tain difficulties connected with has offices in Bermuda, and at ingly co-operative "as we Expensive the overall scheme, it was re- and Uneconomical K \Y. 42nd Street. New York. demonstrate our ability to in- commended that the plan out- "This, however, could only Baltimore and Washington. crease the dollar Revenue of the lined be proceeded with be done recruiting anc SCOUTS MASS FOR ROUTE MARCH— Scout D.C. It also plans to open above by , from seven different troops were pictured has colony without producing any immediately at an estimated equipping at least five mohrt ii..'ssin._' ai Uernanl Park on Sunday for a roii march to Flatts Village where a "Scout* other branches in several Mid- of the____feared complications." _1 religion,. A a a .1 *-+". v«* ,ost of £222,000. complete gangs, involving ap- <>wn"i MMJM) was conducted by the Rev. Cyril BattelIfId, a footer. Troops West cities in America with a A graduate of the City Col- Who Should Bear Cost? proximately 1(X) more men. 40 i.pr.>.nte.l were Salvation Army (Somerset and Hamilton). Deflvood, North Shore Sea view towards tapping the vast lege. New York. Mr. Jackson His Excellency also requested more pieces of heavy equipment Scouts. St. Alban's Sea Scouts, 1st. Somerset .- ml Hirris Hay. Negro travel market in the has always helped pioneer pro- of the Legislature as and vehicles pieces jects the views and GO more Two baado were in the parade, the Army Hamilton) Hand, States. which mushroomed into whether or not the cost of re- of light equipment (chain, Salva-imi Husle and thr . For the past few days Mr. He was to saws Junior N'orth Village Hand, which largely of Scouts. The eight-mile jawae; success. with Oui moval and planting should b« etc.). The accommodation, is OwprMMJ Jackson has been in Bermuda World Magazine when was followed over the Middle Road and back vi; the North Shore Road.— Ed photo. it borne by government, jointly servicing, housing, supervision, Kellv. co-ordinating plans with local started. There were only two by Government and owner or by feeding, etc., of this large force businessmen. In an interview, "big wigs" in the business at the owner alone. would be expensive and un- he told the Recorder, he was the beginning, the publisher, The message to the House economical. At the present liNCKi-ASiNG RATE OF VIOLENT SOUTH AFRICAN NEGRO oiiite optimistic about travel Mr. John P. Davis and Mr. stated that a survey was con- time there seems to be no possi- here this year. Judging from Jackson. The magazine is ducted with a view to selecting bility of being able to 'recruit DEATHS HERE RESULTS IN BSHOP LAUDS U.S. the present commitments of now the second largest Negro for clearing and re-afforestation the necessary additional labour. his office alone, he thought that journal in Stipes. The " those areas wheVe clearing therefore, unless the Legis REVAMPING OF CORONERS ACT RACE GAINS Bermuda ought to do a mini- largest is Ebony, one of the would be to the best advantage, lature directs otherwise and can mum of twice last years' busi- Johnson Publications for which having regard to the scenic at- produce the means whereby the nes< he worked also. traction of the Colony and the necessary labour may he Ihi. increased rate ot violent .Air. loddings replied that A former newspaper execu- Mr. Jackson gave an indica- "removal of the more unsightly obtained, the Hoard can see no deaths in Hermuda was given his 20 y.-ars of servic,. as n NKW VORK, March 21.— tive. Mr. Jackson played an tion of how rapidly the Hill en- parts of the landscape. The alternative but to recoinmJeiid as one of the reasons for radi- Coroner had alford-d him op- A Negro Roman Catholic important role in helping to terprise is expanding in the cost of this operation was estim- that the work be continued foi cal changes in the Coroner's portunity to weed out thi I'.ishop from South Africa influence flie Bermuda Trad* States. When the Xew York ated at £222.000. the tune lieing with the exist- and the conduct of inquests. "hush lawyers . who if ap- congratulated the Cnited Development Board to advertise office opened it had a staff of "The Board of Agriculture ing labour on the following Mr. S. S. Toddings. Coroner pointed would tend to b,> quite States yesterday for working in Negro magazines, and to two. now there are ten. basis:— for the Eastern District of the inquisitive and question mat- "so strongly" towards racial promote special attractions foi International Negro travel is (1. All (lolf Courses be com- Colony, made that statement ters which were irrelevant. harmony more coloured visitors. His something new, Mr. Jackson pletely cleared of dead during consideration of the It was in the public interest Ihe speaker was the Most part in this effort extended over pointed out. Previously only R. N. Aircraft trees and replanted amending bill in the House and a matter of economy that Rev. Emmanuel Mabathoana. members of a very preferred (2, An additional fifty feet of Assembly on Monday this type of juror not be O.M.I., I'.isliop of I.eribe. cdass could think of going out- Due at clearance and plantinu The bill wai t.-ke'i throntrh Hasiitoland. South Afriea, the not too distant future side the I'nited States, but that Carrier -.elected. largely a result of youi along public second reading without any Mr. Tucker was not satisfied « I.o is touring the Cnited as pattern is rapidly changing, all and labors, everybody in America Dockyard tomorrow mads, making changes being made, although with this- answer. He thought States to gain oipport for his and the Hill enterprise hopes estate a living by brothers E P. Gordon raised a it wav in the public interest native missions. Appearing side side a s to help it along. Last year, total of one hundred Dr. and sisters under number of objections concern- that all lad* in a east before a group of New York God." the agent recalled, a gToup of Due to arrive in the colony feet roadside clearance be gave his ing various practice^ in con- < active in interracial Bishop Mabathoana 190 beauticians went on a tomortow for a week-long stay and planting, with ontmued on Page ing of the islands and sea 'Continued on rage 6] Mr. Jackson stated. of feet. the number and jurisdiction states. In restaurants. sehooK ( (_ approaches in the Hamil Skippered by aptain \. of Cor.in rs. with colony— widi ehnrehe*. playgroukb, ton Harbour and (ireat Ihe Quality Bakery prop- as Begg. D.S.O.. D.S.C. she is jurisdiction instead of being well a- in vehicles of travel Sound. erty in Serpentine Boad. Pem- at present employed as a cadel restricted to districts at pre- 1 have *e..n white and Negroes trainingship returning to The clearance and plant broke, was purchased yester- and is seni mingling in a spirit of friend- Kingdom ing of all Government day by Mr. L P. Gutteridge the Cnited from her The bill would also absolve ship, kindness and co— opera- spring training cTuise in the lands. r presenting the Mid-Ocean jurors from \iewing bodies f,,r £iri.20.-,. tion. ( During cruise, "The ipiestion as to whethei New. aribbean. the unless the Coroner so directs A nation nay be eonpared fl H fl Triumph or not the cost of the removals The nle took place at n ihe carried President or a majority of the jurors i the different organs of a King- and planting shoudl be borne pnblie anetion conducted bv ,; Magloire of Haiti from The number of jurors ■dy. T hop Mabathoana as- < iovernment. jointly by desire. Mr. Myer M. Mallov. ami ston, to Port au Prince on con- by """,■, "if' i s„-k would be reduced from eight on., . is thr of President's state (Iovernment and owner, or by write! finis to of the first clusion the to provide for a majority of N'egro "In. b-id'- -""'"r- The racial the owneT alone is a matter for corporations to es- """ visit to Jamaica. eleven he l Legislature and a minimum of 7. ■n wt' >r w tut am the to decide. tablished here. The property .'",, " ..rvtt I i, .1 I The idea of 11 would be to r- .i. .tde. is "The (iovernor has the honoui include, two buildings and provide substitutes in "t'>n fv to tit-es.'ut grea1 the ease certain fixtures. Other prop- mr \.-. »B to request the views of the of an adjournment. It is ertv nitiei like the sick A^A Honourable House of Assembly owned bv the Qnality ;« AA aA3t Appointment of Coroners "fili. bodv. In vour in this matter." ry Company on Court ' ■Mil T WHY NOT TRY THESE TWO mm pUIiHQJS'-*"[■■"flfl W MMw^am^am.^Itltmt^L^mMBi BAKING COMPANIONS? WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23. 1955 Page Two THE BERMUDA RE03BDER "~^"^^^fc'^""^""^ 1HE 0KDER ColonialandDominion B^rreS Exploration of The Students Meet Published by the Union Printery, Court Street, Hamilton. The Queen At Bermuda, every Wednesday and Saturday. World" London Reception £"» A. B. PLACE Managing Editor B. B. C. BRITISH GUIANA present venture may result in NOTICE No. 105, 1935. EXPEDITION similar expeditions to other GOVERNMENT British Colonial territories. From our own Correspondent SUBSCRIPTION RATES The 1954 expedition pro- LONDON, (By Airmail I, Yearly Yearly Quarterly with - 45/- 25/- Half 15/- From our own Correspondent vided the London Zoo March 16. Students from with strange birds, reptiles East. West and Central Africa, Special rates for Contract Ads. LONDON. (By AirmaiF, anil other specimens of animal from Fiji. the Carihh an. Notice to Importers March Iti.— Millions of tele- life from Sierra Leone, and it Ceylon and other Common- All communications intended for publication should be addressed vision viewers in Britain will gave the B.B.C. half-a- wealth countries in Asia, were hereby notilietl that on and after 31st March. to: The Manager, The Recorder, Court Street, City- see on their television screens dozen television films of among 500 guests assembled Importers are animals, reptiles ami strange creatures in thei r natural to meet the Queen at a recep- I96S, ;l,l Permits. Form (J.M.I. Oeweral Merchandise. before seen by Do- I"'P"rt birds randy habitat. tion .arranged by the during Pi">4. will be invalid of a joint Zoolo- shot in Sierra in md Form 0.1. Foodstuffs, issued HAMILTON. BERMUDA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23. 1955 man. if hopes The films minions Fellowship Trust gical Society and B. B. C. Leone were augmented bv London this week. Importers desiring information in reaped to the cancella- expedition are realised. close-up studio shots of the The reception was held in tions al currency on Forms O.M. 1 ami F.l. for 1!».">4, are re- The expedition is leaving creatures brought back by- the historic Oohlsmiths' Hall London for British Guiana Zoological Gardens team in th.' City, by invitation of quested to contact Mrs. Florence Smith at the Import and pur- next week and its main the Goldsmiths' Company. filialI Department of the Supplies Commission Straight Ahead pose is to ascend Mount Queer Fish The guest* were Rhodes Roraima. a plateau 20 square wh'eh Scholars, undergraduates from miles area whieh is 9.000 Some of the creatures Universities, teachers, Bv Direction in expedition hopes to the feet above the surrounding the latest doctors and nurses from all By find and photograph in British Olive A. Adams jungle in a region of British parts of the Commonwealth The Bermuda Supplies Commission Ouiana are giant ant-eaters, working NEW VORK. (Olobal) — development Oniana which has not often studying, or staying J. S. MAXWELL. cf this country,or penetrated by sloths and vampire hat*. They It was a great day for the IVish. been man. in Britain. lo emphasize the role they now is plateau that Sir will also search for tiny but Director of Suppli s. As usual, they turned out by the things, It this fish, piranha, The guests were received play in scheme of Arthur Conan Doyle had in fierce known as by the Lord Mayor of London the thousands upon thousands there is always somebody on shoals of which will attack 19th March. W).~) l),iv mind for his famous novel and by the Prime Warden of for the St. Patrick's hand to s;iy. "Why do you World". and devour a man wading or parade "The Lost the Goldsmiths' Company, and and New York traffic .am to be set apart I We swimming in the water by at standstill while de thought Very few people have ever Miss Macdonald of Sleat. was a vou wanted to be in- mountain, Among the birds known to sons and daughters of tegrated ascended this and Chairman of the Dominions BY COMMAND voted exist in British Guiana which Fellowship in- Erin sported the Well, scientists believe that it is Trust. They traditional we do. But we never the the party hopes to find is the cluded High Commission- green. Blaring hands, pretty be tpiite possible that on ami grotesque hoatzin, a the A. O. T. CHAPLIN, want our contributions to will find birds, rare ers of the colleens, exuberant school chil- I up. through plateau they primitive bird whose nestlings Commonwealth -wall. he.-ause reptiles so far countries, American Am- Colonial Secretary. dren, all added to the colourful is considerable and animals on wings the them there expedition will have claws their bassador, and the Secretaries celebration which had its usual inspiration to our young unknown. The whieh suggest a link between friendliness. people. sought try to bring live specimens reptile of State for Commonwealth ('.Ionia! Secretary's Office, warmth and When the Irish Zoological Oar- them and the world. Relations for doubt about it. country back to the tinamous, and the Colonies The're is no entrance into this 200 London, and the The toucan and -CXA .'2 March. 196& ago. dens in humming These fine Irish citizens hav- years Negroes were al- the beautiful topaz public job shape B. B. 0. team will bringback done a good relations ready here, helping to in their bird are other specimens themselves, had films of the creatures they hope and on or have it whatever now exists of Amer- settings for screening which to film done for them. Abcut 20(1 ican culture It is important natural bring back. V. television pro- years ago, they had a rough that we realiae this and that on K grammes the expedition is small time of it. It is a matter oi \v.- keep it for. ver in our not that Irish immigrants minds and in the minds of Members of the expedition it is mobile and does re- record quire many porters. The we're subjected to a great deal other people. For. it means are Mr. Jack Lester. Curator London greatest problems are those of of prejudice among workers. we have a stake in this coun- of Reptiles at the Display Zoo; David Atfenborough catching, feeding and trans- YouSeen the build, Mr. Have great difficulty in try we to and it They had helped porting specimens. gaining and in their is important that the whole of the B. B. C. who U a the a foothold Tt is expected that party- to make a country know that we did our brother of the well-known the of determined efforts will establish a base camp reputation as a race of belliger- share of working. living, film -star Richard Atten- borougli: of Zoological Among "upperrtmst" fighting, living, building, to Mr. Charles Lagns, where one the ants. the Society's team will stay to wepe considered ill- make the American dream a cameraman: and Mr. Horace the Irish Mam- look after the creatures mannered and uncouth, and come true Yinall .the Overseer of EASTER caught It. therefore, behooves us mals at the Zoological Oar- by the other members they were die victimscfhaj of the expedition. to take a leaf from the Irish- This expedition is a result I'lil.H.-'tv.^^^^^^^M of a similar expedition which It is planned to put the |But the Irish continued in man's book and stop being went to Leone last film* on B.B.C. television CANDY their efforts to become a part of modest about onr part in Sierra year ami was a resounding programmes next September. the scene. In the building this country. We American success. The -CNA BUNNIES, doing, howeve*. they apparently- need to tell our story, not success of the BASKETS preferred to hang on to their only because we can tell it as identity If an nobody else can. but also be- CHICKS, EGGS * * as Irishmen. " (s^r """ m Irishman had anything at all "anse "He that tooteth not his horn, at the to do with anything construe own same shall not be tive. the general public was tooted.' EastAfricanDevelopment not likely to be allowed to for ft is all well and good to our jrood the get it. toss works ''into ♥ There is. of course, a lesson hopper" but it's aNo a pretty FOR IMPROVING TRANS- provision of capital for the in this for us. Whenever any- gootl idea to mark them with development of British over- indelible ink that won't PORT body attempts to point up the come seas territories. %sm%4wwx. off in the wash. contributions of Negroes to the The East Aftijcan ports suffered from inadequate Correspondent have From our own capacity to handle the grow- LONDON. (By Airmail*. ing export and import trade Round-up March Ki— The grant by the of East Africa since the war. Global Business W o r Id Bank of about The over-burdened condition 18.5OO.0OO (24 million dol- of the Transport Service and lars) to help finance the rail- theneed for modernisation and — saving ex- expansion is reflected in the NEW YORK. 'Olohal) to a sizeable over a ways, roads and harbours period a year. It ha* been pansion programme for Kenya, fact that between 1046 and GIVES YOU cf Auf The Federal Reserve Board re- Uganda Tanganyika an- 10.").1 ton-miles of railway ports week that the gen- estimated that out of every and this 4.t week, may he traffic increased by 80Cf. eral buying public is in a ilollar spent in a restaurant. nounced this frame of mind— no cents covers the cost of food. 8 the forerunner of more loans The loan, which is expected favourable r only to come African de- 3 t±.+gT4A£T "'->■*'"T*kj^^^^^^ks the cost of prepara for East to e. not scare, no uncertainty, just con cents covers the be at the rate of 4 i in- fidence. But caution is ap- tion. and another 24 cents goes velopment. cluding a l^f statutory com- the labour cost of getting This loan, made to the East mission charged by the Bank. parent, too. There is a let of into '"""""W ~"~- High Commission, J4^P sS ai* IS S~"B mG&t^^g^' going into new homes the food to the table. African is for 20 years. The loan is money therefore, will be used the East Afri- and othei" good solid invest It is easy to see. by guaranteed by the Fnited that the pre-processing of food can Railways and Harbours Kingdom as well as by the CLEANEST ments. Although there seems cost of Administration for their pro- to be a slight dip in automobile siih 1 * Special Articles Recipes * Poetry * * * Jokes News Comments FAMILY FEATURE PAGE Household Hints THE C4RE OF OLD PEOPLE Bermuda Cottage THE FAMILY TEA ANDCOFFEE PRICES VITAMINS MAKE BABY BRIGHT ROUNDTABLE IN BRITAIN In London REDUCED INBRITAIN IF THEMOTHERR IS UNDERFED By Elgiva Ball LONDON. (By Airmail), By Earl Ubell Voluntary visitors helped feature of the new offices NEW TOBK, i Global) — more also A March 16. Commonwealth "Today in Britain and the aged in all kinds of ways. Develop- Dear Mi^s Ball: Vitamins taken by underfed years and 93.6 at four years; people being helped of the Rermuda Trade High tea and coffee producers will pregnant more old are by taking them to church or My son goes to Junior women in a Colum- that, is mpntal ages four to live in their ment Hoard which will be be affected by what sections bia happily own to see their old haunts, reading School and I am active in the University experiment months lower than their ages," opened in London Maj of the Press in Britain have were reported homes whatever their to those whose sight was bad «i *& l'TA. The other day I was at yesterday to vitamin-fed contemporaries. described as a "U. K. House- produce slightly, signifi- said John Moss. Chairman of making siite that those the Governor. Sir Alexander sehool when an unco-operative but Gate said that there < and wives' revolt" against the cantly, increased Dr. s the National »ld People's Wel- with hearing difficulties had the Hcoc. will be a typical Ber- mother eame in. Iwas ashamed intelligence was only one chance in 100 Committee, broadcasting bdr, and what high retail prices of these scores in the children. fare in hearing aids provided by the muda Cottage, designed by Mr. for wondered test that thpse result. Hea certainly bas meVit. women in each area were may come in handy. The sig- building to allow the family to go away nothing organisations, we're and pink in colour. she saw wrcng wi'h his liid'eati"ns ;ire tha* there are divided into four groups;those nificant thing to look for is the on its for a holiday. — little houses or flats specially own smoking in the building. There deep-eated problems in this who received vitamin B-com- colour avoid blue tones and "But even with all the ser- reasoning for old people. Formerly old Typically Bermudian "wel- was just no with her. home ndthe entire family prob- plex tablets, those who got lavender ones, they tend to bring people who became too infirm vices Ihave mentioned there coming arms" steps lead up We parents condemn her. Are ably needs he'p guidance. vitamin C tablets, those who Experiment many lonely people who and om sallow tones. to keep a house clean most are to the entrance, and the we wrong? The pitch of today's living were given thiamine (vitamin companionship." said Mr. until you discover the shade probably went to the work- need verandah serves as the main Peggy C. to make B-D and those who got where the tends paVents pass — that is right for you. house. Now they could be Moss and this was work space of the In ShrevepoTt. La on to placeboes sugar pills looking such office. their responsibilities the helped to stay in their homes, clubs for them were a front of this "cottage" is most like vitamin but of no fifty school. This is unfair. tablets if they wished, for the public, boon. A club of forty or what will be the Reception Dear Peggy- The job of the school has nutritive value. Norfolk might meet weekly Margaret Defies Style, authority employed domestic members area, and this will be decor- After leading about the already increased and such mothers were Negro; those in and one with five or six hundred Kentucky Hair helps to assist them. HelpeVs. ated and laid out to give the mother you describe, many folk parents triple its task. Co- white. Cuts would be open every day." — although welcomed eventually, impression of a Bermuda will understand why the present operation would work miracles. After the pill giving and There were over four thousand March 17.—De- often had to display immense garden. Furniture will be of delinquency rate is so high. As for what you can do to Dr. Gates admitted that there LONDON. of them, organised by voluntary wrought garden wa to fying new European tact and patience as many old the iron Surely one would hardly expect help, it would seem this family- s no way cheek on which the societies where the members style of longer hair, people resented what they type, and a view of this whole an adult to defend such be- needs professional help. The mothers took their tablets fashion thought cottage garden regularly— Ruth Princess Margaret had a to be interference. (Continued on Page I) and effect will haviour on the part of a cliild. best you can do is to see Dr. F. nar- has through Woodyard. more inches snipped off "One helper employed by a be had the full-size Of course, if this mother wants that this one bad apple doesn't rell and Dr. Ella few door, both psychologists, locks. local old people's welfare com- plate glass window and to at home, the whole barrel. The went into her chestnut her boy smoke that sf>oil the homes the chil- After she returned from mittee thought she had done a on the street. is her affair, but she has no PTA can do its job by insisting and tested dren at ages three four. tour, she called wonderful job in tidying up an right to allow to a on certain standards of be- and her Caribbean The office of the him be had Tn Kentucky there was no her hairdresser. Rene, to old gentleman's home, he London influence on ether innocent haviour, and individual parents but Share Your Wisdom significant difference among House instructed thought differently said, Board bas. since its opening, can keep the job by attend- Clarence and and children. There is a school of on groups. bob. the same been a subsidiary operation ing behaviour of their children in the four him to trim her 'My sugar has been in — thought that maintains that to the These is basically the for twenty years and Iam By Dr. Thomas R. Gaines of the Advertising agency children. measurements were The result place — parents should be punished for own inteligenee style, but the hair is cut going to anyone move it S. II. Benson Ltd. and this made in terms of same not let YORK. (Global)— The brings quotient which is determined to her neck. from the mantelpiece',"' said NEW move the office in line closer more we life, the more by scoring the child on simple In many places, too. hot study with the Board's offices in the Moss. certain it follows that we learn I'n'ted St;ite« and The tasks, like putting a round meals we're taken by the car to Canada. force behind life is new operation Light peg in a round hole. old people and the "Meals on that the will be headed Drawbacks Come to orderly, dependable, intelligent. by Mr. E. G. Steel wbo has In the Norfolk groups the Wit and Humour Wheels" were generally organ- highest Voluntary Everything we need for com- had a long association with average I. Q. was ised by the Women's strength is Bermuda, scored by children Karen Lee, four, wanted a Service. plete wholeness and and staffed by Miss 'Miracle* Bloom Is Fading whose to be found in Nature or the Iris M. Jackson, ami Miss mothers took the B-complex wrist watch just like "Mum- Power behind it. There seems Sheelagh Greene, the former pills; 103.4 at the age of three my's." Her father stopped crff In Synthetic Fabric Boom "fixe-and-ten" and got to be no such thing as chance having been associated with and 101.7 at the age of four. at the in life. All Divine processes the Bermuda Trade Develop- Thi< would give them a mental her one. set predetermined ment Board offices here for age of three years and two After he placed it on the BROOKE follow a By Guin Hall of laws and principles. some years. Miss Greene lived months and four years and child's wrist she put it up to series remarked, can accurately pre- in Bermuda for some time, It all started after the svntheties. tbere are also one month, respectively. her ear and BOND Astronomers no-good eclipses next year or ten and was on the staff of the war over-anxiou tex- problems All fibers are hot Th" children whose mothers "Daddy, that's a dict when s you TEA thousand years from today. Bermuda Reservation Bureau. tile spokesmen shouted adaptable to all conditions. got the placebos eame last watch. Why didn't get Cause and effect follow each Both have been on the staff of "miracle." Homes, stores and And. unfortunately. today with I.Q.'s of OS.4 at three me one that is alive!'" other in harmonious orderly the present London office for manufacturers have been in tbere arc few labels to assure fashion. Two and two always five years. troube ever since, not know- a shopper that the manufac- Is act add up to four and never three ing what the mysterious tured article will as well Vesey fiber Economical or five. Mr. and Mr. Butter- chemical fibers were going to as its chemical content. field will arrive in London in do next. Consumers were so late April to discuss future eager to have all the acclaimed Urge Federal Legislation services between the United wonder fabrics, they rushed Kingdom Ephraim Fr Iman. direc- and Bermuda, with off to buy everything, regard- of a view to getting more fre- tor of Macy's bureau less of its authenticity. standards, today's con- RECIPE rpient ship sen-ice the realizing says during Only today are we learn about fall and winter months. that, along with the of sumer must merits evaluating purchases and must CREAMED EGGS AND learn how to take better care SHRIMP IN CARROT of the things she buys because Contemplation the future will see the de- Man's velopment of even more syn- 3 tablespoons butter or thetic fibres which may well margarine be combined in as many as Stupendous thought! 3 tablespoons flour To build a Universe; six types to a single fabric. MA cups milk And tVom Chaos rear a Cosmos. Speaking recently at Teach- Of Ponderous swarming College. Uni- Your Best Helper % teaspoon salt worlds in host! er's Columbia Vi teaspoon ground black Marvelous as a draught to a soul athirst, versity. to members of the pepper Is that blessed hour of meditation spent southern district of the New Vi teaspoon powdered dry In contemplation of the vast York State Home Economics Electricity mustard Endlessness of Nature cast Mr. Freedman Association. "»< *♥"TS f* f%1** INiWnliil f 'I y.i teaspoon minced onion In vision on the Mind in Rapture pent. called for national legislation / l hard-cooked eggs permanent labeling FCRCO 1|| 6 Earth is to enforce y» cup whole cooked the kindergaTten of Mankind; articles which The playground of manufactured shrimp of his growing mind would identify the fibre con- childish games Stopped 3 cups shredded carrots Where are left behind; tent and tell exactly how to "Hot Flashes" later by tutelage < (raw or braised) When the ore for it. or strikingly relieved Of Master-minds more tledged. " 0 6 pieces toast fully Matured, He listed several facts he in 63%* of ca$es in doctors' tests Fresh parsley for we win the merits of Life's pledge " garnish felt all consumers should BQBERiS" If you're miserable from the "hot know, among them that all flashes." and accompanyingirritable, I live, because Christ lives iu ine, and is feelings — th.' new synthetic have restless of "change of life" Meit butter in saucepan; The Light which shines in darkness, fibres — you may be suffering unnecessarily! seen and Pl^^possible could he re- blend in flour; remove from By those who seek True Light, with poor weather resistance "For...in testsby doctors...Lydla keen are sensitive to heat; that ring and forgot his Pinkham's Compound brought relief heat. Add milk gradually, Sight, piercing the veil, where Life in fenn feiber the JOBj-HplJ fromsuch functionally-causedsuffer- stirring until smooth after achieves nvlon may be damaged by If you're married to a Mt ing to long sunlight Iberts? lEttv 63': of the women tested! each addition. Cook until of "The Ultimate of Life's exposure to ; Complete or strikingrelief! creative sound.'' tbat Dacron in staple form 2'bborn cold or congh don't just J^ipwll has proved medium thickness, stirring The l'earl-tip of the Life-wave's crest : Yes! Research this tends to pull; that Orion fleece y and go on coughing for ■ tAg medicine thoroughly modern in ac- constantly. Stir in seasonings. Manhood where God discerns Himself; "yes" ffjj tion has shown you where tolook ■oats should be dry-cleaned ... Cut hard-cooked eggs into The Microccmiic-atom, lost and found. "tter or worse. Fight back with jfl torrelieftromthose distressing, nerv- 'ather than wa-hed; that iff! ous, "outof sorts" feelings of mid-life 3 (-inch cubes and add with OBERT'S SYRUP. Canada's . change"! 'I his i atfiim. not because a good Ikok IVnet blaekets should not be j^M^ft shrimp to creamed mixture. remedy Get Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Heat. On plates, arrange Says I must obey fixed laws and look Mihieeted to much drver ndir.g cough Compound today.' (Wonderful, too, for tumbling or shrink ic'^.^lf. functional pains 0/ menstrual periods.) carrots in shape of nests on To in v behavior or else brook thev will a devil,. Mnd hrirshen; that imitation ■It eels throafch ■woman'f toast. Fill centers with The hot chastisement of nrrvnilf h"i«' never I"Tlnfalhrllr*"- .J.- creamed mixture, darnish Reserved for those who doubt and cavil iaekets should &m\ifrmWNK. ««■ ■" 1 *■""■■r,1, -l'-v cleaned and that Orion thi aWul7 l.r.t Wlf«l . with parsley, whole shrimp, The pros and cons, when mighty schemes he Or slice of egg. Serves 6. unravel. f Continued on Page 5) - -"* Page Four THEBERMUDA RECORDER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1955 at "Instruction" by Torture U. K. Gives Mace Higher Wages, Less Bevan Stands In Korea To Nigeria Crossroads of Career By Jerome Willis. LPS Special think of themselves as students FOR PRESENTATION TO Cost To Builders Correspondent of politics under the tutelage FEDERATION ' of their, mostly Chinese, Com- By Peter Lyne and liis outnurst against LONDON, (LPS,— The re- munist guards. TWO U. K. DEVELOP- system Fer- Laliour's leaders. cent publication of a little book of the standard A good deal has been heard LONDON, (By Airmail), tractor, LONDON costing one shilling by H.M. guson agricultural during war of fieneva — Acute Feud Stationerv Office entitled Korean March 16. Discussions are for which petrol, or vaporis- Aneurin Hevan. who with the Convention of l!t4!t on Prison- taking place between repre- Those Labour "Treatment of British Prison- ing oil or diesel fuel engines single exception of Prime Min- leaders were ers of War, which had been sentatives of Nigeria, The From our own Correspondent are available, there will be even present in ers of War fn Korea" makes ister Sit Winston Churchill is not the cham- signed by Soviet I'nion and Commonwealth Parliamentary demonstrated, for instance, a ber, so acute has become grim reading. To read it is LONDON, (Bv Airmail), the most dynamic and colourful the other Communist Government*. Association and the Colonial digger which will automatic- feud Mr. Bevan and like a journey into the dark March, 16.— More than 200 figure in British politics in the between Chinese got out of this diffi- Office, on designs which are ally dig trenches 10 to 30 the Party's right wing by ages in Europe. representatives of local au- last quarter century, is at the led culty by simply maintaining being planned for a Mace wide to a depth of 9 Solitary in cages thorities and building and inches most crucial crossroads in his Clement ll. Attlee and Herbert confinement that all soldiers fighting for which the United Kingdom feet laying water - Hugh slightly larger than cotfins; industrial organisations of for the of careei Morrison and T. X. Qait- their "boiirgois" or "Imperial- Branch of the Commonwealth mains, drainage systems or . hound and foot with hang- Gloucestershire, Somerset and He has defied the leaders of skell. hand ist" opponents were, ipso facto Parliamentary Association is electric cables. man's nooses round their necks; Wiltshire are being invited in Labour Tarty once too often. And if Sir Winston rates Mr. "war criminals", were thus to present to the House of the and the first week of April to a equipment — of them stolid burgher" Bevan as a factor of high im- beaten with a club lot six ineligible for human treatment Representatives of the Nige- Other attached many hours; of demonstration at Bristol of a on portance political these were some laid down in the convention. rian Federation. to the same tractor will re- type citizens intent consoli- in Uritish practised new range of equipment which trench, dating the socialist progress life, it is well to follow his methods by Chinese An official of the United fill the beat down the North Koreans "per- During early days of war ba significance to overseas they have already achieved— example. N'ot once, but time and to Kingdom Branch of the Com- s loose earth and, if required, prisoners of Prisoners had to attend com- Commonwealth countries. mix concrete cover have finally and accepted and again I have seen Sir suaded" British monwealth Parliamentary As- to the turned the Communists had pulsory political lectures at trench or build roadways his challenge. Winston come back specially War. that sociation told the Common- The equipment is designed on right on their side. which they had to take notes. housing sites. Another They regatd him as too leftist, into the Commons chamber to wealth News Agency this to speed and cheapen building me- It the story cf 078 British How academic these lectures chanised implement attached too much of a dramatic orator, hear Mr. Hevan speaking. is week that plans for the de- construction of the world, prisoners of war in Korea who were judged by view expressed to the same tractor and too much enamored still of state Other top leaders of the Con- sign of the Mace are very particularly in the tropics, is were held in camps along the by a Chinese lecturer in early hydraulically driven, will drill ownership as a cure for indus- servative Party have told this much in their early stages. in the fact that the equipment Valu river which lft.'il at Pyoktong when he an 18" hole 2 feet deep in ills, too a theorist. correspondent that however banks of the A delegation from the powered by agricultural 6'/ trial much of Korea and said: "We will keep you here is an twelve minutes or less, so that too unpredictable when it much they dislike Mr. Bevans" separates North Branch will eventually take tractor. comes ten. twenty, thirty, of even a team majoV task of aligning current politics, they regard China. The story has been the Mace for an official pre- 3-man could erect to the experiences forty years if necessary, until fifteen or sixteen telegraph Britain with the Cnited States him as a very powerful force compiled from of sentation in the House of Re- Co-incident with increased prisoner? as tbey related you learn the truth, and if you agricultural production by poles a day as against the and other western countries in and a gifted and able admin- all the presentatives at Lagos. to don't learn it. we will bury mechanisation, average rate of three against communism. istrator. They think he has a them en tlieir return freedom. still It is being given "As a there is a or four defense So coldly vouso deep that vou won't even growing poles a day by likeness To David Lloyd (ieorge It is told calmly, and symbol of the friendship be- demand for more hand labour. they at last have chosen to prisoners of stink." roads, houses, make their stand for his expul- in that responsibility might factually. All the tween Great Britain and Ni- water and elec- course did not have identical The "truth" of course meant tricity supplies and many- Power Saving sion from the party. ultimately cure his irresponsi- egria and the common allegi- pattern of accepting all it other ancillary sendees This Mr. Bevan is bilitir- experiences, but the Communism and ance of the Legislatures in made Perhaps the most spectacu- can mean their lives was same wherever for. To a prisoner necessary by economic de- on the slide down to political Mr Atciee has no easy job in stood induce Britain and the Federation to lar item in the demonstration were offers of velopment. obscurity. He might before long siiufting out his much younger thev were. to see the truth the principles of parliament- will be the operation of a road extra cigarettes, better food, ary The be Farmer Bevan on the small and much more politically- democracy''. The House demonstration will show roller by the agricultural Used Every Device To refuse agricultural holding he recently bought glamorous rival. Mr. Bevan medical attention. of Representatives, in accept- how the tractor. tractor. The tractor is up has branded ing might run Buckinghamshire — just a is beyond doubt Britain's great- "In the two-and-a-half years to see "truth" was to be the offer of the Mace, has which in the tropics, a ramp on top of the roller in and reactionary, through conditions, memory of the greatest Welsh est s-e'ali;t propagandist today. during which they fought in as a criminal asked the Governor General climatic which, with ballast and trac- deserving of any of th of Nigeria to lie idle for certain periods of orator since another great In fact, the realization of this Korea" says the book. "Chinese brutalities. Federation tor, weighs 4 tons, and after Welshman, Lloyd- is just *he very reason Mr. used every device, from moral convey an expression of its the year, can at such tines be an adjustment to its steering David Resorted To Brutality utilised to power equipment Attlee has taken so long to pressure to physical torture, to warm appreciation to the and chain drive, effected in a George, who led Britiin to vic- United for road-building, the iiiin.c up '..'i> !...< 1 to demand convert the prisoners they cap- prison- Kingdom Branch of prepar- few minutes,the tractor drives tory in World War I. Political education of ation of housing sites, the Bevan's expulsion. Mr. tured to Communist viewpoint in North Korean camps was the Commonwealth Parlia- " Mr. ers mentary — building of fences, dams, Continued on Page 5) Qualities Noted Attlee. it seems, would still pre- and to use them to further Com- not however confined to oral in- Association. CNA. Not until the reservoirs and so on. Or, at the other extreme, the fer to have sat on the feme munist aims." doctrination. Chinese imposed himself and merely once more .Vrmistice was imminent did a rigid censorship, not only of The demonstration be new Labour Party ctisis could "Persuasion" will mean Mr. Bevan rocketing to reprove Mr. Bevan. the methods of news from outside world, but of particular importance to change, literature. building mam&fr* the head of a newly inspired Gaitskell a Factor also on every form of A New Centre For the trade of Britain jSu*^ British prisoners had expected only wage and reorganized progressive so- tight-wing influential) And visitors allowed from because of a new award But hardship if rough, even brutal which granted cialist movement, and perhaps Page 5) Colonial Workers has been this the letter* Thtm in a party like Mr. Morrison. treatment. But they did not (Continued on week to ... Mart. tram even gaining the keys of No. 10 Mr. Gaitskell, and chief whip more than a million all over the (roa worldmmsack employees of the building in- rommentt m tbeaa tram teaiara Downing Street as his teward. William are of Whiteley tired dustry. This award will in- of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE For there should be no mis- indecision. They are tired of AN APPEAL FOR FUNDS MONITOR,an international igOy taking that Aneurin Bevan, for crease the wage bill of build- newspaper: the jibe that in the Labout U. K. ing employers by all his faults of indiscipline, his Tanganyika Debated by in Britain "Tha Party leader Attlee never leads more than and, Monitor It MM raadr bursts of class hatred and anti- and follower Bevan never fol- Correspondent £25.000.000 ing for amtgmmmAMm Americanism, From our own unless savings in costs of con- people. ." and his brand of lows. .. struction by mechanisation *7 returned to achool m socialism which is too far left Mr. Gaitskell, economic and TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL'S the mission's criticism of the LONDON, (By Airmail), after many Labourites, can off-set this, it will mean tmpta of It years.Imill gat for British financial wizard of the party, is administration's multi-racial March 16.— One of Britain's way dagroe from tha tdmgp many of those rare qualities NEW COMMITTEE policy. most historic buildings is to an increase of €25 in the cost hut my edrnxgion credited with being tbe most of an average 3-bedroomed tomset and gifts which go to make active fofrce for Mr. Bevan's Sir Alan said he was dis- be used as a training centre from tha Monitor. ..." great national leaders. that, spite of the taking house. "Tha Monitor fives maidaaa expulsion. It is Mr. Gaitskell appointed in for men and women " " " Correspondent the Jot wky mpotAa No one is more aware of this who is one of the chief con- From our own arguments advanced by up work in the British colo- Of the nrllion employees in Churchill, LONDON, (By Airmail). administering authority, some "I truly anfoy iu coat, than Sir Winston tenders among young socialists nies. the building industry in Bri- pony.. who himself rose to the summit March 16.— A special commit- delegates still supportwd the It Moor Park, Farnham, .. for Labour leadership when Mr. is tain, about 559? are craftsmen Yen, too, will find tho own and appointed by the of Ifonkee of his party to be liefo Attlee retires. tee has been mission's major recommenda- Surrey, formerly the home and 45% builders' labourers, informative, with complete worM of World Trusteeship of the had no- Swift, of ■"wa. g the nation in War II. Mr. Gaitskell. who was Chan- Council tions. There been Jonathan the author and the new wages award Yoa will diataret eo» after years of doing very much Unitel Nations to draft a thing in the debate, he de- 'Gulliver's Travels',which was granted etraetire Tiewpotnl in every mgatg cellor of the Exchequer in the by the National Joint "lory. what Mr. Bevan has been doing report and recommendations clared, to invalidate the derelict and threatened with for the Building — |»cstwar Labourite government, Council In- ike coupon defying the party's leader- on Tanganyika, for the Coun- opinion of the administering demolition six years ago. dustry labourers' Oaa Mow for a tga— is an product id one increase dal Introductory tmbagplmb. ship and the party machine intellectual approval authority to warrant it resi- of the most exclusive schools cil's or It was taken over as a wages by about 4d an hour. % mamtba tar ggly %3. until moment as circum- follows a general de- reconsidering the mission's dential college for adult edu- such and ef Oxford Cniversity. This Much of the equipment ...... »« stances present the supreme bate on the Report of the recommendations. cation. The Overseas Civil being Mr. Bevan is a product of the demonstrated next "M.Dm *.BMtae is. A. opportunity. Cnited Nations Visiting Mis- Mr drattan-Bellew sub- Service, which up to last year ■■».«.a coal pit. His own brilliant gifts months at Bristol will vastly Sir Winston has shown keen- sion which ha caused con- mitted that the views of was known as the Colonial enabled him to educate himself s reduce the number of man est interest in Mr. Bevan's siderable controversy. the administering authority has chosen Moor he can hold his with Service. hours of labour on many oper- career, despite Sir Winston', and own As the discussion on the should be given the very- Park as its centre for special any intellectual. ations connected with the detestation of socialism. During Report of the Visiting Mission highest consideration and courses for people entering building industry. the defence debate in the Com- came to a close, the United should not be opposed merely the Service. mons which brought the present THE CITY Kingdom which is the ad- because there was another The Secretary of State for Labour Saving Labour Pafrty crisis to a head, ministering authority for point of view. To oppose the Colonies, Mr. Alan Len- the Prime Minister was in- Tanganyika, announced that them would not only be wrong nox-Boyd and Secretary Attached to the three- the point tently listening to Mr. Bevan's Cleaners-'N-Dyers it would not carry out the but disastrous to the interests of State for Commonwealth linkage and hydraulic views on the U-bomb situation recommendations of the Visa- of the territory, he said. Relations, Lord Swinton. are ing Mission even if the Coun- —CNA supporting a public appeal for Days of Collection cil endorsed them. €18.000 which is being made "I must make it quite for the complete restoration of and Delivery plain". Sir Alan Burns, the the building. Others supporting Cnited Kingdom representa- More Air Links the appeal are Mr James tive, told the Council, "that the Griffiths, formerly Secretary WESTERN PARISHES administering authority, with With Africa of State for the Colonies. Mr, rests, ' whom the responsibility Patrick Cordon Walker, form- im Monuavs and Thursdays mAajmW will in no circumstances ac- TOURIST FACILITIES FOR erly Secretary of State for -'y^A cept or implement any recom- Commonwealth Relations, Mr. mendations which in their EAST AND WEST Anthony Nutting, U. K. j PT^MI CENTRAL PARISH view are inimical to the real Minister of State for Foreign iijH\V . ■ Tuesdays and Fridays interests of the inhabitants of Affairs, and the Bishop of Tanganyika." LONDON.— (By Airmail), Ouildford. Sir Alan urged the Council March lf>. Increased air ser- Two-thirds of the house London and EASTERN PARISHES not to do anything '"to impair vices between have been restored and put the cooperation and good- East and West Africa are to into and during past Wednesdays use the ** m & Saturdays will between the Tanganyika be provided by the British two years over students Corpora- 2.500 m w administration and the Coun- Overseas Airways of many nationalities have cil. tion. attended more than 100 B. O. A. Cs Argonaut tour- For the man to call Tanganyika's Views. courses on such subjects as Phone 1268 ist serpices between London the Colour Problem. Chris- Mr. Arthur J. Grattan- and Nairobi are to be in- tianity and Communism, Bellew. special representative creased from three to four a Health and Healing. Com- of thte Tanganyika adminis- week from tbe end of March. parative Religion. Bringing Meanwhile, of BUILD UP HEALln tration, also said it would be the days up Children, and on a wide "most unfortunate" and "to operation of the services are variety of other subjects. The AND STRENTH WITH being VITAMIN-RICH the disadvantage of all" if a changed to Tuesday. courses, which will be spon- ci jtain antagonism arose be- Wednesday. Thursday and sored by the Colonial Office, tween Tanganyika and the Saturday from London, and Imperial Institute, Virol the the Council to the succeediny days from Cadbury Trust, the YMCA Mr Crattan -Bellow re- Nairobi. and other bodies, will be di- —the food for growth viewed the three main points First class services are also rected to fitting people enter- in the TT. N. mission's report changing their days of opera- ing serviee in the Colonies have tion at approximately the work, which caused most con- for their with back- » IBOLia a concentratedfood containing malt extract, troversy Firstly, the recom- same time. Departures from ground about the information specially refined fats, mendation that a target date London will now be on Mon- countries to which they will egg, sugars (iucltiding glucose), of — should be fixed, promising days and Fridays instead be going. CNA. and orange juice, with the addition of mineral salts -elf-government for Tangan- on Thursdays and Fridays, and vitamin*. Children thrive on it Extra*of Halt and Cod Uow. vika within 20 to 25 years; with Nairobi departures on Virol because secondly. the mission's view the following days. provides the food essentials for strength, vitality and Manufactured br to SL.fr. * ■■■■LM. that there should be no fur- BOAC's services West a sound constitution. Teet al Ueeaa 3MTIQfev* 1BVm^ma. m^WWAMMMgAmmmmtWL^ l^MV VWUBnittr^tMMil to Trinidad. B W I. ther alienation of land for Africa are to be increased Advertise In The Bermuda individual European agricul- eight a week —from the begin- tural settlement; and thirdly, ning of April. CNA. Recorder— It Pays Wednesday, march 23. 1955 THE BERMUDA RECORDER Page Five Ladies Shuffle Board Competition at Royal 'MIRACLE' BLOOM THE CARE OF OLD Cafe IS FADING PEOPLE IN BRITAIN (Continued from Paire t) (Continued from Page also helped They Ladies will take 31 themselves. over the were the delight of the old. who Royal Cafe night sweaters may shape tomorrow lose their felt that they were still part of when a special irames series on in wear. the community, and many of their behalf has been arranged. On Inflammable Fabrics m them had been put in touch ■A SPORTS The main attraction will be a Mr. Freedman said the pub- shuttle lic should with clubs in other countries so lio.ivd competition be- also realize that that members could exchange Gear Cyclists SHELLY BAY RACE tween teams skippered by Miss the flainniabe fabrics act only Britain's lop Lois Mdsiers Mrs. prohibits the sale of articles views Sports and Joycelyu In conclusion Mr. Moss Smith. for wear that are, by defini- PROGRAMME played a recorded extract from Miss Masters' team comprises tion, highly inflammable, By Sydney Skilton pciises are borne by the pro- which Dr Sheldon's Presidential Ad- Lucille Samuels, Albertha means they must burn (ierontoloixicnl They receive their Close-up c'.es to the Con- James, six inches in seconds. eu o deanette Smith. Lena &/% - recently held in London LONDON Hint y f | m advertising, Following is the of Fleming Anything outside this ruling by cities and list Races » and Marion Wilson. wilktl said. "The virtues of the s towns at the Shelly P.ay may still endanger tbe care- Britaia'i cyclists after land- gh which the race Track sched- Reserve will be Cora Simmons. human spirit expressed in the passes, uled for tomorrow:— less user, it was pointed out. ing world honours in track Brs..md by tbe takings finish- By Fritz Mrs .Smith's team will be as deierniination of the old to keep at Pollard — Hill, Other articles Mr. Freed- cycling are now going into top places day-by-day follows. Evalina Ismay going to the last possible inir in the FIRST RACE XEW YORK, (Global) — man mentioned as needing gear for long distance road stai^es. Another profitable Class C Trot, Darrell. Barbara De Sheilds. moment, the sense of family One Mile There ought to be a "cooling Lynn Robinson and Phyllis proper identification to as- events. A team of ten has left source of revenue is derived 1 Linda's Hero (J. Hadley) 'oyalty, and the unselfishness south of Prance to off period" for professional ball Wade. Reserve will be sure pure content are uphol- neii:hl>oiirin'_'. fcr the from the mobile commercial 2 Silver Pipel of good are still two months players, between the time they Angelina stery pillows and mattresses undergo a strenuous fair which precedes the race i Companion) Darrell. with us. The only hopeful M. they going to retire, tilled with feathers, down or training spell in preparation by about an hour. All the ■i Miss High say are and indeed the only realistic Ruth they foam rubber. Among other for the big European tmirs of money goes back to and the time actually are way of facing the future is for successful (K. Robinson) expected spurs, complaints customers miirbt 1955, competitors and although the 4 (M. to hand in their the community on the one hand Kohinoor Smith) hang put encounter he cited the silk cvdists are out to champion may great or up their gloves, or and the family and friends on These road not be a 5 Victory Strathmore HIGHER WAGES, LESS suit,; which he said may show- Reg Harris and Cyril deal better off financially (L. away tlieir bats. the other to join in an active emulate Parris) signs of chafing at the cuf^s two P.ritons who than when he started the in- in the care of their Peacock the fi Leon Bond Leopard's Club INCREASING RATE OF BRITANNIA'S International IF YOU WANT VIOLENT DEATHS HERE TROPICAL Supper Broadcast ro Buy SPARKLE for EASTER Tomorrow Evening OR TRIALS in at 6.30 P.M fContinued from POfi 1) Social offer To " '' Sell io 1 throngh a Over ZP.M 2 t 11ir111 io li'- Contact mod ami thorough investi- From our own Correspondent Speaker JEWELRY nation Ignored? L«>.\1)(>\. ilJy Airmail i, WEEK ONLY Mr. Hilton G. Hill. M.C.P Wallace Gilmour Why Were Doctors If,— of GREAT REDUCTIONS THIS Dr. Gordon asked Tod- March Fire weeks Realtor Mr. 1 Afriea why it was when a rials in the tropin of to .liiiL's that began BhM Zircon Rings (silver) reduced TroTHML2 15/- Telephone 1547 medical practitioner had heon have far thte P.ristol Supper at 7 P.M I'.rilaniiia turho.prop airliner, Evening! 12/(5 railed out. discovered a dead Lovely Rhinestone Necklaces foi ■from hody. coroner. which on .Mareh Vi achieved called in the the fastest flights Earrings, fascinating snd unusual from then oa the doctor "ae of ever and England Comapcts is ignored recorded betweca Turc-uoisest' \i« 'e -iiit>i-i--iii-i-h.-jr«jr** airreeil The Britannia took off at its together with uith Dr. Gordon thai such had I maximum all-up weight of Little Boy Clarke. Joe Benjamin, Alva Simmons. The n the practice ia the pasi end he agreed it 130,000 lbs. piloted by Wiag Coolers, Georgic Simons the jr"''st Calypso singer, that — li^oin'eiiii-. In future. Commander W. Gibb. assist- Neville the kid with the ste,.| (Iriiiu. Little Mkl ■ ant chief test pilot to the — Mr Toddings. continued, he Phipps aad Kill Lovely Tap I),iin-er. would see that this situation Bristol Aen.plane Company. Gentlemen must wear Coats. Cover Charge 8/- was remedied Tie- passengers and crew totalled 4"J including repre- s \V 8EYMOUB Mr Donald Smith, barking sentatives of the British *mmj*Mm+. to Mr. \Y L Tucker's ahollt seleetiol) of Overseas Airways Corpora- * Registration ■*&■ -a^- iraatcd to know if tho tion and the Air Good Building poliev had heen to pick only Board ■Iye The purpos,. 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