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VOL. 35 — NO. 55 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1955 6D PER COPY FURNESS MAY ABANDON SERVICES TO BERMUDA, N.Y. OFFICIALSAYS Defence Inspected Magistrate ;.. U.S. Admiral Sees Censoring Strike Causes "Queen" To On Secret Films "Absurd" One of Bermuda's leading Sail Without Passengers; jurists said yesterday that he re­ garded any attempt to lay down Matsu Visit regulations as to what a man or woman up to the age of 21 may see on the motion picture screen TAIPEH, Formosa, March 6 as "hypocritical absurdity." Company Wont Negotiate (Reuter).—Admiral Felix B. The Wor. L. M. Minty, one of Stump, U.S. Navy Pacific com­ tiie Colony's two magistrates, was mander-in-chief, today made a addressing a Pembroke-Hamilton FURNESS, WITHY AND COMPANY, LTD., MAY HAVE TO ABANDON ITS secret inspection tour of Nation­ Club forum on the censorship of alist Chinese defences on Matsu films in Great Britain, but at one NEW YORK - BERMUDA OPERATIONS. Island while top American officers or two point- in his speech he This statement was made yesterday by Mr. John J. Walsh, a New York director of conducted a study of Nationalist brought in the Controversial ques­ Furness, following the walk-out of 300 members of the Queen of Bermuda's crew just military requirements. tion of the bill before the House before departure time on Saturday which re suited in the liner sailing from New York Admiral Stump, a leading figure of Assembly for the censorship of with no passengers and only a skeleton crew. in top-level military talks that films shown here. Mr. Walsh declared that the strike issue — which the company has now refused to have been going on here since The bill, said Mr. Minty, would Thursday, left Taipeh secretly £o? 'bring persons up to the age of 21 negotiate — was so grave it might cause the line to abandon New York - Bermuda opera­ Matsu, which ties within 15 miles within the ambit of censorship. tions. He said that the company "was holding on with its eye teeth and losing money" of the Communist Chinese main­ "A girl of 16 may marry," he against competition from airlines, which char ged $26 less for the trip and got 75 per cent land. A U.S. military spokesman of the passengers. said he returned this afternoon. pointed out. ?Many are married between the ages of 16 and 21 It was the airlines which step­ Yesterday, the conference of and not a few have children, both Nationalist and U.S. Commanders ped into the breach when the legitimate and illegitimate. Last "Queen's" passengers were left was reported to have mapped out week I had a case in the Special a rough working plan for the de­ Win Awards stranded by the strike. Pan Cutter Picks Up .Court where a girl of 18 was ask­ American put on six extra flights fence of Formosa, the nearby ing for an affiliation order in re­ Pescadores and "related positions of DC-6's and Stratocruisers to spect of her third illegitimate For Rescue bring about 480 of the "Queen's" Seaman Needing and localities" by the two child. countries. passengers here last night and NO COMMITMENT International News photo • "To suggest that she will be early this morning, and another Onlookers watch lava creep across the fields during a volcanic eruption in Pahoa, Hawaii, last corrupted by going to see an "A" 40 were flown in by feritish Over­ Operation So far there has been no public week. The eruption left an estimated 100 acres of sugar-cane fields and timber ablaze with lava. .film without being accompanied seas Airways Corporation. commitment by U.S. officials that "by one of her parents — who, A crew member of the Swedish Matsu and Quemoy, another More than 400 persons fled their homes in the path of the fiery flow. Fountains of molten lava Pan American announced last by the way, were not married — night that they were making 529 Navy training vessel Falken suf­ Nationalist island lying near the shot 50 to 100 feet in the air from four white-hot craters; Three more villages were evacuated is. to my Tated hypocritical fering from acute appendicitis was mainland coast, would automati­ seats available on New York- yesterday. nonsense. bound 'flights on Wednesday to transferred to the U.S. Coast cally be defended by U.S. forces Guard cutter Absecon at 5.45 a.m. under such a plan — though the ARMY LIFE accommodate passengers who would have sailed in the yesterday some 400 miles east United States is pledged to defend "A boy may buy cigarettes in Of Bermuda. The cutter is expec­ Formosa and the Pescadores. any shop when he is 16, and "Queen." About seven aircraft of will be used, seating about 80 ted here today at 11 a.m. Senior American officers con­ liquor as well, and he is liable A message received by the U.S. tinued the talks begun on Thurs­ for national service when he is passengers each. Jap Cabinet Split Over VSfiffi 18. When he (Joes put in his Naval Station at 1.26 p.m. on day with Nationalist leaders by THE WALK-OUT Saturday said an operation had Admiral Robert Carney, chief of period of training I do not sup- Three hundred members of the to be performed before 4 a.m. naval operations. Besides Ad­ Dose the sergeant-major will 'con­ "Queen's" crew—mainly catering yesterday — an hour and 45 miral Stump, Vice-Admiral Alfred 1 fine his rebukes to such expres­ minutes before the Absecon ar­ Aggressions' sions as tut tut' and 'deary me.' staff — walked out on Saturday M. Pride, U.S. Seventh Fleet Link With Reds to protest the dismissal of three rived on the scene. commander, and Major General "When he gets into camp he stewards who served on a six- But by late yesterday no opera­ William C. Chase, chief of the TOKYO, March 6 (Reuter).—Japanese political circles TEL AVIV, Israel, March 6 will prhbably find that 90 per man committee appointed to ne­ tion had been carried out although U.S. military assistance group (Reuter). —*A United Nations cent of the conversation he will) gotiate a $30 a month wage bonus. the Absecon has a doctor of her here, are taking part in the con­ tonight predicted that the Foreign Minister, Mr. Mamoru Commission tonight condemned hear will be taken up with one The strike is not supported by the own and a sick bay. ference to determine Nationalist Shigemitsu, may lose his job because he has resisted moves Israel for "three brutal aggres­ very commonplace subject. At men's union. The message—which was pas­ military needs. to step up Japanese relations with Russia and Communist sions" in last Monday's Gaza least, that was my experience Appeals were made to the men sed to the Coast Guard — said: The conference began after the battle, in which 30 Egyptians and when I served as a lad in the to reboard the vessel during the "Doctor on board. Operation re­ China. eight Israeli soldiers were killed. U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. John . They added that the Premier, ranks in World War One, and I afternoon, but when these quired prior to 4 a.m. next morn­ Foster Dulles, visited here last Mr. Ichiro Hatoyama, who openly The decision by the Egyptian- don't suppose the language and brought no success passengers ing. Initiate action if practicable week and exchanged instruments espouses closer ties • with the Israeli Mixed Armistice Commis­ conversation in an army cook­ disembarked and the liner steamed and advise." of ratification making bindin* the Police Mobilised Communist regimes, is anxious to sion came after eight hours of house ki Bermuda is any different out to the basin, where she A PBM seaplane commanded by mutual defence treaty between replace Mr. Shigemitsu with debate and an inspection of the from what it is in any barracks dropped anchor before eventually Lieut.-Commander J. J. Ryan and the United States and Nationalist someone "more amenable to his battle scene in the Gaza strip on in Aldershot." sailing for Bermuda in the early flying Lieut. (Dr.) K. O. Metzerott China. Admiral Carney left yes­ To Man Ulster views." the frontier. The question of how far morning. took off from here at 2.45 p.m. on terday for Washington after Saturday. At the same time the The predictions came as Colonel The Commission chairman, juveniles were corrupted morally The "Queen," manned by 120 stating that the talks here were Lieutenant - Colonel Francois- or inveigled into crime by ex­ officers and men, sailed shortly Absecon, en route for Bermuda dealing with possible joint action Yuri Rastvorov, former Soviet spy from-Ocean Station Echo, steamed Border leader who defected from the Xavier Giacomaggi of France, amples taken from films was a after two o'clock yesterday morn­ for defence of the area. supported the censure resolution, matter of opinion upon which ex­ ing for Bermuda with 270 tons of to the Kalken's reported position FINAL DECISION Russian mission here early last 400 miles east of the Colony. The BELFAST, Northern Ireland, year, warned the Japanese people which detailed aggressions by an perienced and quite open-minded general cargo and 280 bags of position, however, was inaccurate. He said the question of defend­ March 6 (Reuter). — Thousands that Russia has not "softened its Israeli regular Army unit "esti­ people differed considerably, said mail. She is due in Hamilton The PBM, meanwhile, had been ing Quemoy and Matsu would of armed Northern Ireland police attitude toward Japan because it mated at two platoons strength." tiie magistrate. tomorrow morning. unable to make radio contact with have to be decided by President patrolled the 200-mile long border wishes to destroy your country." > Colonel Giacomaggi abstained "Let us look at the situation The 300 strikers were branded the Falken although it was in Elsenhower. with the Irish Republic tonight in Colonel Rastvorov, in a letter from voting on an Israeli counter- with some sense of proportion. "deserters" by Mr. Walsh and touch with the Absecon. Com­ Well-informed Nationalists pre­ the biggest mobilisation since published by the financial news­ resolution charging that an The tragedies of Shakespeare j have been dismissed. He said the mander Ryan considered landing dict that the result of I the talks World War Two. paper Sangyo Keizai, called on the Egyptian force had provoked the abound in murder and the stories company would not negotiate in tiie sea to put aboard Lieut. will be an increase in U.S. mili­ Rumours flooded into Belfast Japanese not to be deceived by Gaza attack by ambushing an of most of his comedies include | continued on Page 3 Metzerott, but surface conditions tary aid to the Nationalists. that a big raid was. imminent by Communist overtures when they Israeli patrol. seduction, adultery and that font Were too rough. He decided to (Communist Peking Radio the Irish Republican army, the visited these countries. The letter The adopted Egyptian resolution of endless humour for our fore­ wait for the Absecon to reach the meanwhile reported that Com­ outlawed nationalist organisation. was addressed to a "senior Japan- said the Israeli soldiers crossed bears — cttckoldry," he said. other vessel. _ munist authorities have sent in­ Continued on Page 2 Continued on Pagf 9 Continued oa Pate 3 Continued oa Page 9 o spection teams to Nanchi Island, Grave Situation. off-shore position north of Matsu which the Nationalists evacuated Says TDB Chairman recently. The radio said the Atom Scientists teams would check materials left The Hon. N. H. P. Vesey, chair­ by "abducted" Nanchi civilians Captain Dwayne E. HaU man of the Trade Development Call For U.N. and save it "pending final return Board, said last night when asked to original owners.") Mr. Struan Smith, a Bermudian, for comment on the strike on the o———— and Captain Dwayne Hall, of the Queen of Bermuda and the state­ Check On Tests U.S. Air Force, who have been ment by Mr. John J. Walsh that awarded the Royal Humane Furness may be forced to discon­ WASHINGTON, March 6 (Reu­ Eden Prepares Society's Bronze Medal and Cer­ tinue operations between Ber­ ter). — The Federation of Ameri­ tificate for their rescue of Sub- muda and New York: ca*! Scientists today called for the Major Speech JS Lieutenant Michael Marks, of "It is a very grave situation, creation of a special United Na­ H.M.S. Sheffield when he was and like everybody else I hope a tions commission to assess the bitten by a shark'while swimming solution will be reached." dangers from atom and hydrogen On Far East on the South Shore in July. J>t2. Mr. Vesey said he did not know bomb tests through the world. Mr. Smith is the son ef Mr. and what effect — if any — the strike It suggested the United Nations, Mrs. Donald C. Smith of "Beau­ would have on the contract be­ might well decide- to begin an in­ ROME, March 6 (Reuter). — desert," Paget. Captain Hall was tween the Bermuda Government ternational monitoring service to Sir Anthony Eden today took time formerly a navigator with the and Furness. The Bermuda Gov­ detect American and Soviet test out in sunny Rome to work on a .29th Air Rescue Squadron at ernment subsidises Furness to explosions and to insist on limiting major policy speech on the Far Kindley Air Force Base. He was provide a New York-Bermuda the number of experiments Bast which he will deliver ip transferred in January to a.base service. The Federation includes such the House of Commons next week. in Kansas. The Htm. H. T. Watlington, well known scientists as Dr. Ro­ The British Foreign Secretary Lieut. Marks recovered from his M-Ci., of Watlington and Con­ bert Oppenheimer, Professor flew here yesterday to wind up a wounds with no disability. yers, local agents for the line, had Ernest Polland of Yale University, trouble-shooting tour of Asian and little information. The only Professor Stanley Livingston of Middle Eastern countries. He will communication from the New the Massachusetts Institute of return to London tomorrow. York principals announced that Technology (the chairman), and The main purpose of his 16,000- the vessel had left with cargo but Dr. Hugh Wolfe, physicist at mile trip was to represent Bri­ Guide Movement no passengers on Sunday morning and was expected to arrive here Cooper Union, New York. tain at the eight-nation South In a letter to the State De­ East Asia Treaty Organisation eairly* "tofcnorrow, Mr. Watlington Growing: More said. partment and to Mr. Henry Conference in Bangkok, Siam, Cabot Lodge, chief American dele­ While there he held secret talks The vessel Will not load pas­ gate to the United Nations, the - on Formosa with the United States Leaders Needed sengers here on Wednesday under Federation said the Eisenhower Secf .tary of State, Mr. John any cir cumst an ees — even if she. Administration must take the in­ Foster Dulles. does sail'bade to New York — as itiative because, rightly or wrong­ ' The high point of his return Membership in the Bermuda the 120-man crew which is oper­ Girl Guides' Association is still on' ly, Asia was hostile to the Ameri­ trip was secret talks in New ating her is not near large enough can tests and believed the Delhi with the Indian Prime the increase, according to Dr. for passenger needs. Marjorie Hallett, Island Com­ United States had a "callous dis­ Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal 'Nehru, The "Queen" was scheduled to regard for the health and safety of who opposes Nationalist China's missioner, who reported on Satur­ leave here on Wednesday, return­ A group of 130 Crosley Corporation prize-winning dealers who arrived by Pan American Airways on Saturday. Mr. William day that were was an increase of the people of other nations." demand to keep the controversial ing again next Monday. The The United States could not af­ Quemoy and Matsu Islands, just A. McDonough, general manager of tiie Crosley Corporation, acco mpanied the group to Bermuda. They Will he -toying at the 23 members in the guide move­ Ocean Monarch is scheduled to Princess and Bermudiana Hotels until Mareh 11. A further group of 190 were to have arrived in the Queen of Bermuda this morn­ ment last year. arrive at St. George's a week from ford another incident similar to off til. Chinese mainland. Continued on Pag* 11 Continued on Page 8 ing; but doe to the strike on the liner they also were being flown here last night. Contiant- aa Page 3 Wednesday on a Nassau cruise.

m^^^^l^smsm^mmm!sm^smsm^!^^^^^^i n^m £ftt__tf_i_i______E__J Page' 2 THE ROYA__ GAZETTE, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1955 «NNM«NMM«NAMMM$I Party Show-Down This Week B.^ ______•____•______•«•••_-•-___•____•-MMMM-i____•*_•_•_• LETTER TO THE EDITOR Up fimjal &az*tto — M East Germans And North Hamilton Russia Would Say The Diary \ . Correspondents are reminded that Koreans Sign Trade Pact Fire Brigade L letters must be accompanied by the names and addresses of the senders, Splendid' I Bevan Attacked By One not necessarily for publication but as of proof of the writers' bona fides.) BERLIN, Match 6 (Reuter). —j OXFORD, England, March East Germany and Communist The Semi-Annual Meeting. % Samuel Pepys Teucer f Hinsons Island- Published Dally 6 (Router).—Mr. Clement North Korea have signed a trade March 5th, 1955. Attlee, leader of tee Labour agreement which will give East will be held Incorporating *§»' i'i^it A The Editor, The Royal Gazette (Est. 1828). Of His Chief Supporters Party, has told the Oxford Germany mica, graphite, talcum, The Royal Gazette. University Labour Club zinc concentrate and other indus­ AT THE FIRE STATION The Colonist and Daily News Saturday, March 5th. (Est. 1866) LONDON, March 6 (Retfter).—The left wing Labour Dear Sir, here that there is no point trial raw materials, the East Ger­ The story told me of an Unfor­ May I reply to "A Former New in the West promising man news agency ADN reported on VS. and Canada Representatlvea tunate motorist who had an un­ Party leader, Mr. Aneurin Bevan, today was rudely rebuffed S. S. Koppe & Company, Ine. York Drama -Crtttc" and his letter Russia not to be the first to today. happy experience whilst driving by one of his chief lieutenants, Mr. Richard Crossman. of March 3rd. concerning the re- use hydrogen bombs in a Tuesday, 8th March, 1955 stfti fifty. Avenue, recently. . ' The set-back for the l_e¥3ri-lfel chiHf" canwr'onl^ three Views "Of ^your THfltic, Mr. Frank 'Si.Sf. In retyrn North Korea-Will get _J__KB* YssS-Otfs Haworth? railway passenger coaches, build­ at 8 p.m. United Kingdom Representatives: For as he drove very near the days before a critical Labour Party meeting here which He compared it with ing and textile machines, diesel Alrican & Colonial Press Agency, Ltd. Mental Hospital, sojjjgj-jjjjjg JKgut might forever sink his chances of becoming Britain's Prime I have had the opportunity of agreeing to lay down guns 8, Red Lion Square wrong withl_.e works and he was studying Mr. Haworth's criticisms engines, medical instruments and Agenda as on Notice Board London. W.C.l. England Minister. in a fight with a "heavy­ telephone equipment. obliged to take off one of the Political observers here afree for some years and have many weight boxer. Proprietors: Mr. Crossman, who previously times, as a matter of interest, com­ All members are requested wheels. , Alas ! it was getting that if Mr. Bevan is not read out . Mr. Attlee commented: The two Communist countries THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. dark so he had much difficulty has stood by Mr. Bevan through of the party on Wednesday, or pared them with the work of other have also signed an agreement on critics in England and the States. "He would just say to attend Reid Street, Hamilton not only ih Temovin^'the offend­ political thick, and thin, bluntly soon afterward, tee new compro­ 'Splendid', put down his material assistance" to be pro­ labelled the Welshman "his own mise might further threaten Mr. To my mind they stand up to the vided to North Korea. -319fm. Editor: E. T. SAYER ing parts but in readjusting them. comparison very well indeed and pistol and knock me for six Manager: FORD BAXTER So he finally decided to abandon worst enemy." Writing in the left Attlee's position. with his fists." wing Sunday Pictorial, Mr. Cross- reveal integrity, a discriminating 1 his car and return home on foot, DANGEROUS . taste and a wide field of reference, Mr. Attlee urged high Subscription Rates unless he could meet with a man attacked Mr. Bevan's stand Local Foreign in last week's H-bomb debate in Speaking to his constituents qualities that are not very com­ level talks as a possible 1 Tear £7. 0.0 £7.5.0 friendly driver. solution to the impasse. the House of Commons and near Derby, Mr. Philip Noel- mon these days. .Further, his re­ < r.-ontha 3.15.0 3.18.0 But as he turned to go a voice Baker, former Minister of Fuel views ' are never perfunctory, "They may fail, but they NOTICE 3 Months 2. 0.0 2. 2.0 charged that his behaviour now is neither are they used as a medium t Month 15.0 15.0 from a Mental Hospital inmate "confused—and confusing." and Power in the Labour Govern­ are worth trying," he said. reached him. ment, said yesterday that the for exploiting personalities — two But, he added, it is no The public scolding by Mr. faults into which professional re­ MONDAY, MARCH 7, fli995 "Where are you going?" he was Crossman assumes more signifi­ difference Mr. Bevan drew be­ good going to the Kremlin Meeting of Bermuda Taximen's Association asked. tween aggression and nuclear ag­ viewers are only too apt to fall. and thinking that you are cance because of a rebellion With­ gression was a dangerous one. Critics writing for a small and So he explained that he had in the Labour rebel groun itself in going to read them the Ser­ trouble with his car and only had "All aggression is equally a closely-knit community such as mon on the Mount. You on Friday, Mareh llth Police Mobilised To Man last week's debate. Mr. Cross- crime against the Charter of the this have a much more difficult have to talk to them three wheels." man and Mr. Harold Wilson, an­ task than have those who write at 8 o'clock sharp "You can't drive a car on three United Nations," he declared. "If straight." m -13 Ulster Border other top Bevan aide, joined with the basic principle is undermined, under the more impersonal condi­ TOWN HALL — HAMILTON wheels," he said. "You must other Bevanites in opposing the tions of a large city. They need drive On an even keel." nothing of Labour's foreign policy AGENDA: Election of Officers Continued from Page 1 Labour Party's expressed appro­ remains. to know and understand the But senior police officers at "That's light,'** said the newly val of the Government's H.-bomb "We all revolt against vthe people they are writing "ftjr, aHfl' supervision and still less, ap­ Reports Londonderry on tne border played found Mend, "but you'll have an plans. horrors of nuclear war, but nu­ thfe Mr. Haworth does. parently, for the jockeys who ride Important" Business down the reports and said "the even keel if you take off tiie other ATTL_»HfHALL"EN©_33 clear War would never happen Even though we may not always them. whole thing is routine to a cer­ three wheels. Mr. Bevan is in hot water with unless some nation were guilty of agree with what he writes, those of us who love music and the Mr. John Kelly, Jr., the tain extent/* "Look here," sajd ,ijje driver, "J his own colleagues chiefly be­ aggression. No one needs fear prominent American owner- though you were all insane hire, cause he made an unprecedented •theatre appreciate our good for­ Regular and special members of our H-bomb unless he commits a tune in having a critic of Mr. trainer, who visited Bermuda to the Ulster Constabulary were so how do you know? " public challenge to Mr. Attlee, tee crime." check lameness in Wild Bill, ex­ "We may be insane," was the Haworth's calibre among us. posted along the border today party leader. He is said to have He said Mr. Bevan's policy would Yours sincerely, pressed an opinion after a spin from Londonderry in the North­ renlv, "but we site hot silly." left himself, in a positioi where be an open invitation to the Com­ around the. track that it was one In the Matter of the Parliamentary- west to Newry in the south-east. Which, methinks, is a fine the Parliamentary Labour Party munists to conquer Europe, to CHRISTINE M. WHITNEY. of the best half-mile courses he Police^eive was stopped. Officers distinction. may have to take steps to expel sweep to the Channel ports and had ever seen, with an excellent Election Act, 1945 who were not on patrol, manning m i. m him. then to destroy British cities with surface. road blocks or searching cars I do read in a Canadian paper This is the situation that Will non-nuclear rockets. In such a Shelly Bay Race Trae$c Jimmy Davern, the popular crossing the border, were confined that Calgary is expanding so come up at Wednesday's meeting war nuclear weapons would in Bermuda. to barracks. young American jockey who rode rapidly that it has been necessary of tee Labourites in Parliament the end be used, but the purpose March 5, 1955 at Shelly Bay for two months, Police were armed with rifles, to compel "riding academies" to In tjie next two days Mr. Attlee for which they had been made— The Editor,' also considered it the best track revolvers and tommy guns and move caitside theicity.' and his henchmen will have to to prevent a criminal state start­ The Royal Gazette. of its size he had even ridden on, supported by patrol cars with This, complains the oaoer. decide whether this is the moment ing a war—would have been Dear Sir: NOTICE destroyed, he asserted. and especially praised tee suface radios. But secrecy blanketed means that children are obliged for a final, full-dress show-down The criticisms of "Viewer" in and easy bends. the operation. Policemen said to take a car to get to the horses aimed at driving Mr. Bevan out PARTY WEAKENED his letter published on Saturday As "Viewer," in his own words, they had received individual in­ for a ride, and this is verv bad of the party. Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker, are as full of pot-holes as those has had "considerable interest in structions but did not know what for *the youngsters. The feud between Mr. Bevan horses and the racing of horses as The Registrar General will attend the under­ the activity was about. former Labour Secretary of he alleges to be in Shelly Bay Riding, says the paper, is very and the party chiefs has gone on State for Commonwealth Rela­ track, and it is impossible to al­ a sport," and should, therefore, be mentioned Parishes on the day and between the hours One victim of the border tension good for children and it recom­ for four years, but last year Mr. tions, told his constituents in low his remarks to remain un­ in a position to judge for him­ specified for the purpose of receiving applications for was a 20-year-old truck driver, mends that instead of moving the Attlee appeared to have gained' Smethwick that those who stirred challenged for the sake of those self, I am publicly inviting him, registration in the Parliamentary Registers:— Arthur Leonard, who was killed riding academies, it should move almost full control. up controversy in the party over who are trying to overcome a bad on behalf of the Bermuda Jockey when a police reserve patrol fired the houses into the far - off . STRONGER LEADER? the H-bomb were weakening the streak and struggling to place tee Club, to visit Shelly Bay track on at his vehicle north of the border suburbs. The danger for Mr. Attlee in party. track on a popular basis. any day suitable to himself and last night. An official inquiry will forcing a show-down this week "They are doing this at a time His flat statement teat injuries survey every part of it, either open here tomorrow into his lies in the fact that many Labour when tilings are going Labour's to three horses, which necessitated alone or with an official or any­ Monday, 14th March death. one else he' cares to ask to join THEY SAY members of Parliament might way and the prospects are good," destruction in each case, were ST. GEORGE'S — 10.15 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. Police said the patrol opened charge that a stronger leader tean he said. caused by tee condition of tee him. fire when Leonard's truck failed Mr. Attlee could have saved the This view is held by many track is completely untrue. This If he accepts this offer I hope he Police Station to obey a signal to stop in the , By A. M. PURCELL party from being splintered and Labourites and accounts for their can be confirmed by any official wiU then write another letter road between Keady and Darkly. That the fishermen are to form an weakened. bitterness over the present in­ who attended an enquiry after following his visit reporting his HAMILTON — 2.15 p.m. to 3.15 p.m. Leonard was found slumped association. The Conservative Party acts ternal controversey after waiting each of these accidents. findings. These, at least, will be over the driving wheel. A girl with unity on almost every parlia­ for a long time for an issue with Another statement by "Viewer," based on a much more accurate Lyceum who was riding with him was shot That they wfll thus become a mentary decision, but the Socia­ which they could belabour the that officials "are lax in theknowledg e than he admits he has through the right knee. trade union. lists have run into increasing Conservatives they felt they had maintenance of their track, either at the moment. divisidns and squabbles, chiefly found it in recent signs of for economic reasons or for a lack Yours faithfully, SMITH'S — 3.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. That evervone wishes them the economic distress which they at.- of interest in tee animals re­ because of Bevanism. HARRY DUNKLEY Parish Court House best of luck. Besides Mr. Attlee and Mrtribute. d to Government failings. quired to run thereon," fe a Eden Prepares Major Bevan there is only one other These Labourites now fear that bitterly unfair accusation imply­ Acting Manager, ing that officials have no regard Speech On Far East That the world's most famous M.P. widely-talked-of as party the new split in their ranks will fisherman said .that "God never leader—and as Prime Minister if weaken their ability to wage an for horses running under their Shelly Bay Race Course. did make a more calm, quiet, the eledjwate restores tee Labour election campaign and w__L"cle- Tuesday, 15 th March Continued fro_i_Page 1. «. innocent recreation thj&n Party.to power. He is 66-year- stroy the.elec .prate's faith in,-the. r In London, the Liberal Sunday angling." old Mr. Herbert Morrison, a ability to offer sound government. PAGET — 10.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. Observer editorially said Hfe staunch ally of-72-year-old Mr. o warm reception to Sir Anthony That would-be voters should get Attlee and deputy leader of tee St. Paul's Sunday School Room on his tour was a "remarkable on the list quickly. party. Three Traffic Accidents tribute to the man and to the * * # NOTICE TO IMPORTERS WARWICK — 11.15 a.m. to 12.15 pjn. policy he has tenaciously .That the bigger and better the pioneered." Three road accidents over the Parish Vestry Hall electorate the more qualified muda, have tea in the air, and The newspaper added: "That he the elected. week-end resulted in damage to May We Help You Reduce Your assisted Mr. Dulles in steering dinner in Nassau. some of the vehicles concerned the S.E.A.T.O. conference at That the Hospital Women's Auxi- but there were no personal' in­ SOUTHAMPTON — 2.15 p.m. to 3.15 p.m. Bangkok and thereafter conferred , liary has a big job in hand. That now for saying where one juries. Forwarding Costs? Parish Vestry Hall with Mr. Nehru as a trusted will have breakfast Details were not available from friend . . . shows that Sir Anthony That the enthusiastic workers will the police last night of an acci­ Fee: $3.75 per shipment*—NO EXTRA ' has been able to maintain Bri­ That women are evidently of dent at the junction of Front and SANDYS — 3.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. tain in her uniquely difficult and accomplish it. some influence in America. Court Streets at 3.15 p.m. on Sat­ CHARGES uniquely important role in the, urday involving three vehicles— Police Court world of today." That the college invasion will a taxi driven by Mr. Leonard soon start. That three women gave evidence The Observer concluded: "It is that they needed more money Stanley Correia, of Paget, a car Special rate for quantity shipments driven by Mr. Sidney Sherwood, no simple matter to keep alive the That the publicity man says tile to make ends.meet. We will also act as your purchasing liaison between tiie two sets of of Sherwood Manor, and a truck Wednesday, 16th March non-Communist countries: The invasion gives the students an driven by Mr. Henry Burgess, of opportunity for selecting where That it w^s therefore decided to Devonshire. agents Atlantic powers and the neutra­ recommend a $735 million' pay lists." they will spend their honey­ About two hours later two cars, DEVONSHIRE — 10.00 a.m. to 11.15 a.m. moon. rise for the armed forces. driven by Mr. Rudolph Phillips, Details handled in the strictest of Friswell's Hill, and Sgt. Ray­ Sunday School Room That it will be dreadful if such confidence TOKYO, March 5 (Renter).— That some time ago it was said mond Perkins, R.A.O.C, of Pros­ that Bermuda was becoming a huge expenditure cuts down tee pect, were in collision on St. Miss Motoko Sato and Mr. Eiishi amount spent on H-bombs. PEMBROKE — 2.30 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. Kuge, two 21-year-old 4-H club suburb of New York. John's Road. Both vehicles were For full particulars, write members, were selected for a six- slightly damaged. Registrar General's Office month visit to the United States That now they seem bent on mak­ That strangely enough the French Shortly after midnight on Sat­ to study farming methods. They ing Nassau a suburb of Government has had a set-back. urday a taxi driven by Mr. Lloyd LOUIS APPLEBAUM W. T. ANGELO-THOMSON, Webbe, of Friswell's Hill, struck leave on April 16 under the aus­ Bermuda. Registrar General. pices of the International Agra­ That it is almost time for a new a wall opposite Mount St. Agnes 8 - 10 Bridge Street, New York 4, N.Y. rian Youth Exchange Programme. That one has to lunch in Ber- one. Academy on Cedar Avenue, re­ sulting in extensive damage tp 3317+ both the wail and the cab. FURNESS BERMUDA LINE JIGGS By George McManus Schedule • II ''THE POUCE CWIEP ANNOUNCED /^HERE'S SOME 600D\ THAT THE CITY'S CRIME RATE . 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Israel Guilty Of "3 Guide Movement Growing. Brutal Aggressions" More Leaders Needed Furness May Abandon Services Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 One Minute From The Ship "well inside Egyptian-controlled In her annual report to the To Bermuda, N. Y. Of ficia l Says territory" armed with "rifles, light general meeting of the Associa­ automatic sub-machine guns, tion at Masonic Hall,, Dr. Hallett Continued from page 1 grenades, bangalore torpedoes, said the year had been one of English china, Danish porcelain, Molotov cocktails, a huge amount "steady progressive growth in with the men, and declared that assist any of their group who were of explosive charges and T.N.T." Guiding." Six new Brownie giving in to their demands that in need of assistance. antique and modern glass, choice It said that in "three ageres- packs, two Guide companies and the ; three dismissed members be sions" the Israel troops blew up a three Ranger crews were- or­ reinstated would amount to giv­ STRANGE SITUATION 18th century furniture, antique stone military building, 14 Nissen ganised during the year to ac­ ing in tp "mob rul£* Mr. Walsh said the "sighed off" huts, tents, a pump house, and commodate the overflow of mem­ Mr. Walsh said the National stewards (the three wttt.' were threw hand grenades into a house. bers from other groups. Maritime Union of Britain, to dismissed) were still on china, silver and Sheffield plate. ISRAEL APPEALS There are 369 Guides in 20 coSfi- which the" striki.ng crew belong, panies at present; 345 Brownies in the company payroll and The Commission's decision was would be asked to recruit a new would be until they returned to a similar number of packs, 65 crew in Britain. It is not known England. He commented that it anonunced by an Israeli Army Ranger!" in seven crews, 73 whether the new crew will be spokesman here. He said the Guiders, eight commissioners and was strange that the men who Israeli delegation had appealed to flown to Bermuda or to New York were dismissed were still on the five secretaries. or whether the vessel will sail payroll and would get good dis­ the special appeals committee of A total of 107 badges and pins to England to pick them up. the Mixed Armistice Commission were awarded to Guides during charges upon their return to Eng­ against today's decisions, which land, while the men who struck the year and Brownies received TROUBLE MAKERS in sympathy were off the payroll WM. BLUCK & Co were concluded after eight hours 101 awards. Four camping and would get bad discharges. of debate in a small hut on the licences, one permit and two Captain Reginald Stewart • Captain Keane had charged the Gaza-Beersheba road, in the no- quartermaster certificates were Keane, relief skipper while Cap­ men with leaving threatenin.'' and ESTD. 1844 man's land between Egyptian and awarded to Guiders. tain Leslie Banyard is on leave, 5 abusive notes under the doors of Israeli territiSy;^. Highlights of the year's activi­ discharged all six of the wage ne­ senior officers and also intimida­ The' approved resolution also ties, Dr. Hallett said, was the visit gotiation committee on' Friday, ting any of the crew who would Hamilton St. George's said another Israeli Army unit last week of Princess Margaret. It but reinstated three of them the not join in the walkout. penetrated nearly, four miles into was a great honour to have a mem­ next ~day. The three discharged Egyptian territory, ambushing a ber of an East End Brownie paek men, Ronald Costello of London, "There is no room for negotia­ jniHt|iw^4ruck carrying 35 chosen to present a bouquet to the Fred Jones of Liveroool, and tion**' Mr. Walsh declared calls for a Egyptian soldiers. Princess, she added. Kenneth M. Anstee of Hampshire, "We will have no mob rule. Israel will appeal'against both Dr. Hallett commended the were not reinstated as Captain They (the strikers) are finished. work performed by the camping Keane considered them "trouble Tnisis not a strike; they deserted votes, an Israeli military spokes­ theship. They are unemployed." man said. Observers Here believe committee and said she thought makers." the success of last year's camps When told the strikers planned the two appeals will have to be The dispute with the crew, to cable appeals to Sir Winston discussed by the committee before clearly illustrated the ideals for §*.R#A% J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. which Guiding was known. mostly new men Who were signed Churchill ahd' the Home .Secre­ the matter is taken up with the NEED FOR GUIDERS on after the "Queen" had a refit tary, Mr. Walsh said: "They're IN BOND PRICE LIST U.N. Security Council by Major late last year, began about two The increase in numbers during aiming high aren't they?" General E. Burns, chief Palestine weeks ago, according to their "It will do them no good, since Hamilton St. George's truce observer. the year was encouraging, Dr. spokesman, and was brought to a Hallett said, and it showed how I am sure the Home Secretary and FURTHER SHOOTINGS head when the three men were the Prime Minister will refer the well the Guide movement was discharged. SCOTCH WHISKIES The findings were disclosed amid matter to the National Maritime doing in helping adolescent girls At 10.30 on Saturday morning new reports of shootings yester­ use their energies. Union, which in turn will refer Assorted Package $14.50 Ballantine $14.50 the 30tf crew members threatened the matter to its representatives day on Arab-Israeli frontiers. She appealed to young married to walk off unless the three leaders 2 Ballantine Scotch Perfection 14.58 The latest report on yesterday's women to join the movement as in New Yort_" he continued. "And Vat 69 — 14.50 were reinstated. The union re­ we know how they stand." 1 Perfection Scotch battles brought the total mimber Guiders, as there was a great presentative would not sanction Block & White * 14.50 ifJTHashes to five. An Israeli Army shortage. There was a great need Regarding the dismissal of the 1 Vat 69 Scotch Grand McNish 14.50 this action and the strikers there­ men, Mr. Walsh said: "It is not. spokesman here said Syrians for Guiders to assist the younger upon voted "no confidence" in the 1 Spey Royal Scotch Qlbey's Spey Royal 1S.50 opened fire on two Israelis work­ children in tbeir training. unusual for a ship to make union. changes in its personnel for the ing at a water pump at Haffovfte. Dr. Hallett announced the re­ The Royal Gazette understands GALLON CASES OF When Israeli settlers rushed to signation of Mrs. Daxid Huxley good of the ship." Both the union ... and our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT from a former dew member that and the British Consulate, had the scene and opened fire the from her position of vice-presi-* the issue has been under con­ Lord Calvert Rye Whisky $13.50 Lightbourn's Barbados Run $5.00 Syrians stopped shooting, he dent and a member of the execu­ agreed with him on that point, he has a wonderful selection of dressy smatl- 5.75 sideration for considerably longer added. Seagram's V.O. Rye Whisky 13.50 Goddard's Gold Braid Rum added. tive committee after seven years than the two weeks mentioned and to-medium Spring bags. Canadian Club Rye Whisky 13.50 Cockade Barbados Rum ...... 5.75 of service. New appointments as The three strike leaders who 10.00 Two other incidents yesterday that the crew were waiting for an Hine's Five-Star Brandy __. 17.00 Myers' Jamaica Rum were reported in Damascus by a vice-presidents include Mrs. J. A. appropriate time — the opening were the first to be discharged Martel1's *** Brandy 17.00 Gordon's tandon Gin ...... 9.50 Syrian military spokesman. He Wf. Rice-Evans, Lady Gilbert and of the busy tourist season — to were told that they would be sent In calf, matched to Spring dress shades — Old Grandad Bourbon ..... 18.50 Cherry Heering Liqueur 14 00 said Israelis fired on a Syrian post Lady Stevens. Mrs. Arthur Smith bring their grievances into the back to Britain at a meeting' in Walker's Bourbon Jameson's Irish Whisky.— 12.50 has been appointed Assistant Is­ the captain's office attended by 13.50 in the-eentre of the frontier, and open. Red . . Black . . Honey . . Navy . . Brown . . (American) 15.50 Old Bushmill's Whisky that at Houleh Lake an Israeli land Commissioner and Miss the British Vice-Consul. They Four Ros^s Whisky 1|.00 Booth's House of Lord's Gin 9.50 armed ship opened fire. There Elizabeth Jack registration MEN DISSATISFIED said they did not know what their Avocado Hennessy *** Brandy 17.00 Bacardi Blanca Rum - 13.00 secretary. status with U.S. authorities would 14.00 were no casualties.. The executive committee this Cantata Banyard said last night be if the "(^66^ sailed without Courvoisier Brandy ...., 17.00 Bacardi Carta Oro Rum -— Egypt also clanped that Israeli Boulestin *** Brandy 15.25 Seagrams Ancient Bot. Gin 8.00 year *rt$U comprise Dr. Hallett, that he had been on vacation for them, but declared they would In straw white and natural troops fired on an Egyptian out- Mrs. Smith, Mrs.X-. Kimball, Mi«. the last month and was not aware go to prison if necessary. post in the Dir El Ballah area last J. O. L. Spurling, Miss Elizabeth the wage committee had been Gallon Packages of Assorted Liquor night, but a spokesman said there Mr. Walsh afterwards said that Also black patent . . white beaded plastic Jack. Miss Winifred Rogers, Miss formed — if it had — while he as "deserters" the strikers would were no casualties in a 10-minute Edith Crawford, Mrs. W. E. S. was in command of the vessel. He "Twenty-One" Package containing "De Luxe" Package containing gun battle. be subject to penal action on their and paisley-printed fabric Zuill, Mrs. Bernard Wilkinson, knew, however, that some of the return to Britain. 3 Fifths Canadian Club Rye 3 Fifths Seagram's Rye ..InrAmman, Jordan, it was Mrs. G. Snaith, Mrs. E. M. Ware, men were dissatisfied with their 2 Fifths Ballantrne's Scotch 2 Fifths Black & White Scotch claimed that 20 Israeli soldiers Mrs. C. R. S. Elford, Mrs. Paul wages, which were reduced while $14.00 $14.00 crossed* into Jordan, kidnapping Cory, Mrs. Cary and Mrs. F. W. the vessel was in Britain for her six Bedouins and killing five of refit. Each United States Citizen or Resident is permitted to take ony of Clipper. with machine gun and mortar fire, The treasurer, Miss Kjnifred Captain Banyard pointed out FREE •*•_•• the above gallon packages into the United States free of duty. them. They alleged that Israelis Rogers, announced a balance of that no one likes to take a reduc­ MILLINERY DEPT. also' had a tacked a Jordan patrol £159. 14. 6 in the general (cur­ tion in pay and will not usually do Price* quoted are U.S. currency The Gaza incident was the worst rent) account, £205. 7. 4 in the so gracefully. He said the re­ Piek Up and Delivers. flare-up since the Palestine War deposit account and £132. 5. 2 in ductions were necessary. Orders for alt IN BOND Liquor*Packages must be placed at ended six years ago and has left the Lockwood Tucker Memorial It is understood there are ap- RUGS least 24 hours before time of departure. the frontier strip seething with Fund. ..Miss Rogers thought the ^xroxJiiiately 35 Bermudians aboard the vessel. 14 of whom Hamilton, Bermuda. unrest. Egypt has poured troop Association's finances were in "a reinforcements into the area and very healthy condition." stayed aboard while she was in Expertly Cleaned 957-tt». imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew. The Asser Hut showed a credit England, It is not known if any Sixteen wives and children of balance of £43. 15. of them are concerned in the 7d per Sq. Pt. U.N. observers were evacuated The guest speaker was Miss strike. from Gaza yfesterday because" of Nancy Jack, who spoke on her The British Vice-Consul i$ New tfhe "mutinous state" of the visit to Guides in Europe last year. York in charge of shipping, Mr. SUNSHINE CLEANERS 200,000 Arab refugees encamped Mrs. Clipper, head of the train­ Charles Allen, said last night: "We ing and camping committee, re­ shall take these 300 seamen in Phone 2104 Rf id Street, HAMILTON there. Leaders of the angry charge tomorrow. We do not know 3i264fjn. refugees have demanded arms, ported that more than 200 mem­ bers of the ..piQvepjent went to what we are going to do with taftaining arid more frontier camp last year to five Guide, three them." stronapoints. Ranger and one Bro,wnie holiday He said in the past in cases of Reliable sources here said today campe. The committee, which one or two British deserters the that the Israeli Premier Mr. assists in various tests- and train­ Consulate had found them cheap Moshe Sharett, and the Defence ing programmes, felt the camps nassages home on trans-Atlantic Minister, Mr. David Ben Gurion, were the "most useful single con­ liners. were reporting on the situation to tribution to the Guide movement." Seamen strikers are allowed to a meeting of the Israeli Cabinet The report on Kindley Field spend 30 days in the United States, today. Guiding revealed a total of 60 becoming subject to deportation Brownies, 27 intermediates, seven after that. Wing Scouts, and 18 active W. Germany Spurns Red leaders there. PAY GRIEVANCE The strikers are paid an average FRIGIDAIRE Referendum Proposal of $110 per month, which they ULSTER POLICE SHOOT declare insufficient in view of BERLEt., March 6 (Reuter).— prices in Bermuda and New York Mr. Eugen Gerstenmaier, presi- PAIR ON EIRE BORDER :— two of the most expen­ ttent of the West German Bundes­ sive ports in the world, tag (lower House), today re­ (Special to The New York Times according to the nearly ali jected the East German Govern­ and The Royal Gazette) British crew. The wages would be ment's proposal for a national BELFAST, Northern Ireland, adequate on the other side of the Automatic Ice Cube Maker referendum on rearmament. March 6.—A man was shot dead Atlantic they claim, but that is The East German Communist and a woman wounded by Ulster "near to nothing" on this side. regime had suggested all Germans police who were called out last They were seeking a $30 per over 18 should vote on whether night to man the border with month increase, to be called a they favoured the Paris treaties to Eire in anticipation of an—Irish bonus. The strikers offered to rearm West * Germany or the Republican Army raid. return to the vessel if the three reunification of their country this The dead man, Arthur Leonard, dismissed were reinstated without £385 year through "free elections." 18, was the driver of a truck penalty, but the line flatly re­ Speaking over the West Berlin challenged by special policemen fused to do so. radio the West German parlia­ near Keady, County Armagh. His About half the 300 strikers mentarian said the proposal, con­ companion, Clare Mallon, 17, re­ picketed Pier 95 on Saturday tained in a "proclamation to the ceived a bullet wound in her leg. afternoon in a steady rain and Completely automatic. A continuous supply of cubes, German people" passed last Police said they opened fire temperatures in the low 40s. They Thursday by the East German after the truck failed to obey a voted to hold another mass meet­ with no trays to fill or empty, nothing to turn on or off. lower House, lacked "any shred signal to stop at a road block. No ing this morning at 9 o'clock' of constitutional consciousness." contact with Irish Republican (New York time) and said they "I refuse to accept this de­ Army forces was reported. would cable Sir Winston Church­ No excessive melting losses. Makes cubes or cubelets: claration because I refuse to give ill and the Home Secretary (Major anyone the right to question .the G. Lloyd George) to intervene on significance and legal binding The West German Government their behalf. power of a decision taken legally and opposition Socialist leaders The men, who spent the night Completely sanitary. Made in a closed cabinet, then by the (Wort) German Bundes­ have already rejected the Com­ at the Seamen's Church Institute, tag," Dr. Gerstenmaier said. munist proposal. collected $90 among themselves to stored in a porcelain bin. Even purer than the water they're made from, because Frigidaire gets rid of impurities. The Verdmont Florist Makes up to 47.500 small ice cubes a day SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS Now Located at corner of • Reid and Parliament Streets hj\ BERMUDA (T. T opposite the Post Office

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appear in April in the New York bank featuring Bermuda scenes. Have you tried our Times Sunday Magazine. This will be used in the summer Personal & Social of 1956 in connection With the Young Star In Comedy For the Bank of Savings in New bank's vacation club plan. FRENCH TOAST York City Mr. Home is planning o An illustrated talk on "Ameri­ the first all-day, outdoor colour Served after 9 p.m.! can Birds" will be the programme transparency which will be a large LONDON, March 6 (Reuter). — at the English Speaking Union colour-display on the front of the V. K. Krishna Menon arrived here Opening Tonight meeting this afternoon. Mrs. today en route to take his place! as Leslie Gay of Baltimore, Mary­ leader of his country's delegation The newest guest actor at the brought up in New York, but is land, will be the speaker and will to the United Nations General As­ r Bermudiana Theatre is an ex­ often taken for an English boy. illustrate her talk with slides. sembly. He will leave for New emce tremely young man with a long The play he appears in tonight York tomorrow. /ml* ll * * * theatrical history. Rex Thompson is a comedy which concerns a (picture on left? arrived in the self-centred popular comic strip Sir Geoffrey Duveen of the Ber­ artist and his crusade to salvage mudiana Hotel returned from Colony camera in hand and very New York on Friday by P.A.A. anxious to get bicycle riding. suffering man. Two children and # * # Have You Lunched However, his sight-seeing trips a dog help to enliven the story will be wedged between per­ considerably. Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Home formances in "The King of Clark Williams plays the part and a party of models are stopping Yet Hearts" which opens tonight at of the cartoonist and Bill Gideon at the Castle Harbour Hotel on a the theatre. and Bernice McLaughlin have photographic assignment. at the Rex was in the original cast of feature roles as the young "ghost" In the party are Maggie Pierce, HOMEMADE SOUP "The King of Hearts" which artist and the cartoonist's secre­ attractive young fashion model tary. from New York City, and Don FISH and CHIPS finished a successful run in New Richards, who has appeared in York a few months ago. For his Murray Burns, well known to local theatre-goers as a young several Hollywood movies. Re­ Coffee Shop acting in the role of Norman he cently he appeared in the Judy SPECIAL LUNCH won an award by the Yale Uni­ veteran of the Bermudiana stage, will undertake the part of the Garland film "A Star Is Born" and (American House Hotel) versity Broadcasting Company for in "It Could Happen to You," star­ Every Day! the best juvenile performance of other child. • Another member of the Burns ring Judy Holliday. Mr. Richard the year and every New York Murphy of New York City is also critic gave him plaudits without family will appear, Bobbie Burns, a member of the group and assists THE LANE STOP Prompt Service reservation. Murray's father, portraying the Mr. Home in taking pictures. BERMUDIANA ROAD policeman. Bobbie's performance "Our Coffee's the Best by any Test" For nearly half his 12 years Rex ad "Hortense" in the Christmas They are photographing fashion Modest Prices Open 8.30 a.m. — 2.00 __H. has been active in the pro­ pantomime ranks uppermost in scenes at the Castle Harbour 3-»7tm. fessional theatre. He first ap­ the minds of theatre-goers now, Hotel and in Hamilton which will Sevan Days a W«ek REX THOMPSON, youthful star. peared at the Winter Garden in but he is also known for other The rest speaks for itself New York in "Alive and Kicking," roles he has played at the Ber­ Proprietor, MARY C. CALLEJA and then took a part in "The mudiana Theatre. Wisteria Trees" with Helen ^^•^•^•^•^•^•^•^ •$••$• •$••?• «$••$• •$••$• •£••$• •£••£••£••£••2 M70T«.eitp. Tel. 5892 Hayes. He played the son of Gertrude Lawrence in the brilliant musical "The King and CANADIAN ENVOY FOUND I" and then left for the West Coast to appear in several films. EXCITEMENT TOO MUCH His portrayal of the young King f Edward VI in "Young Bess" won KREFELD, Germany, March 6 Bermuda's Only him further acclaim and he acted (Reuter). — Canada's Ambassa­ French Restaurant and Bar in "Twelve Men in Her Life" with dor to Holland, Mr. Thomas A. Greer Gar son. Stone, collapsed and was carried \\e Rex enjoys playing every type off on a stretcher as the crowd .-. of role and during the last year surged out from watching Ca­ f television has provided him with nada's 5-0 hockey victory over SMIT for reservations SrfteS many opportunities. Russia tonight. PARI ft. m tm Nfl_-__-_ call 4301 The Thompson family has been A doctor was understood to CO in the theatre for a long while. have diagnosed Mr. Stone's col­ LUNCH 12 to 2.30 Rex's mother and father came lapse as due to a heart attack. s from England and both have ap­ The ambassador was expected to DINNER 6.45 to 9.30 peared on Broadway and on V be sufficiently recovered to return takes pleasure in presenting television. Rex was born and to The Hague later tonight ot-te And a la carte 461 It. „ ftp Telephone 3819 for a limited season only f BERMUDA T LESTER LAWN'S moat (trior Famous New York Society Orchestra Bel

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[EDALLIST FIGHTS BACK RESULT., SCORERS Sandys Beat Prospect 7-1; IROM FOURHOLE DEFICIT IN YESTERDAY'S Clinch Runners-Up Spot LOCAL FOOTBALL Sandys Boat Club yesterday clinched the runners-up _J. Redford Beats Corson B.F.L. "A". DIVISION Key West .5 Pem. Juniors 1 spot in the B.F.C. First Division by defeating Prospect Garri­ E. Russell ; A. Hughes son 7-1 at Somerset Cricket Field before about 200 spectators. Beaten Eights Division G. Dyer HT1-1 The game fell away from a fast L. Burns and interesting first half to a lack attacks, but Prospect suffered lustre 45 minutes after tiie inter­ their first blow when Phillips George Wardman swept the Mid-Ocean invitation cham- Dev. Lions . .3 Well. Rovers. 1 val. Prospect were handicapped pulled a groin muscle and moved R. W. Simmons J. Smith by injuries to key players Eddie up to inside right. lonship tournament yesterday with both medallist and R. Gardner HT 1-1 Allen and Fred Phillips and if Allen Injured G. Wolfe jtampionship honours, having defeated Captain C. Galles Sandys had put more pep into A second injury came shortly Ii the eighteenth hole, W.E. Rovers ._\ S'ton Rgrs... .3 their play they could have had afterwards when DeMoura In the Championship Flight Wardman took tiie fifth with a N. Roberts H. Joynes double figures. charged Allen to tiie ground. The ffeaten Eights, A. J. Redford de­ four, the sixth was halved in E. Benjamin W. Scraders Sandys gained second league goalkeeper damaged his elbow, flated P. L. Corson two up. birdie threes, the eighth was HT 0-1 L. Tucker place from Nationals by reason handed over his jersey to Ford 1 Wardman won the Mid-Ocean halved in bogey fives and Ward- of superior goal average. Final and went to centre forward. man took the ninth with a bogey Som. Eagles w.o. H. Valley ihampionship the hard way, go- by default standings in the top three:— The two "cripples" did well up jlg to work on tiie last eight holes five to go two-up at the turn. > Goals front and Phillips twice skimmed H make up a four-hole deficit and Halve Tenth B.F.L. «_*l"" DIVISION P w n L P A Pts the bar with shots from close in. Min on the last hole. H. Valley ... .3 Militia 1 Police R.C. . 12 8 2 2 34 19 18 Prospect, fell further into arrears • The final was played over 36 The 10th was halved, Wardman J. Thompson 2 V. Steede Sandys B.C. . 12 7 2 3 59 22 16 after 75 minutes when Madeiros poles of the championship Mid- won the llth with a par five,. H. Francis HT 3-*l National S.C. 12 8 0 4 48 38 16 scored his third goal of the game §!*cear_ course and at the end of Galles took the 12th with a par Key West ...4 Dev. Lions...1 Right from the kickoff, with after beating Lark. lie morning round, Wardman Was four, Wardman went three-up on Sandys attacking the scoreboard Sandys were awarded a penalty liivo up. Mr. Brock Park, last the 13th with a par three, and D. Rawlins A. Spencer L. Swainson HT 0-1 end, Flood missed a scoring chance after DeMoura charged deputy Bear's champion, was referee dur- * Galles took the 14th with a par from about five yards, but the first R. Simmons goalie Ford who retaliated vigor­ jbg the morning round. four to reduce the lead to two goal fell to the Boat Club after ously. It was a necessary, but • For the afternoon 18, the re­ holes. Paget Bdrs. w.o. St. David's only five minute-. Flood put a by default unfortunate, award and Sandys feree was Mr. Ford Hutchings. The 15th was halved, Galles good ball through down tiie left captain Pengelly expressed the I Wardman dissipated his two- won the 16th,.the 17th was halved and Atkin centred for Madeiros feelings of most of his team and and Wardman took a two-hole ad­ B.F.C. "A" DIVISION Sole lead and at the 10th hole in Sandys 7 Prospect ... .1 to hit a rising drive past Allen the spectators by deliberately * he afternoon round, was four vantage at the 18th with a par from close range. tapping the spot kick straight to four. E. Madeiros 4 Ford (p) •own. The llth hole proved to DeMoura HT 4-1 It was 2-0 in the next minute Ford. Be the turning point in the mateh. The weather conditions were a Atkin as DeMoura forced a centre from Madeiros scored his team's Wardman won the llth with a little more difficult for the after­ Flood the left into goal.- Sandys, with seventh — and his own fourth — noon round due to the increase GEORGE WARDMAN (right) photographed in the locker room of the Mid-Ocean Club with Birdie four, took the twelfth with St. George's..0 Police 0 wind advantage, were doing most goal a few minutes before the ft par four and the 13th with a in the wind. Captain C. Galles after the Mid-Ocean invitation championship. Wardman defeated Galles on the of the pressing but the Garrison final whistle with a low drive Ear three to trail by only one Galles fought back valiantly last hole of their 36-hole final on Saturday. B.F.C. "B" DIVISION were proving dangerous on which went through the sur­ ifjole. The pair halved .the 14th and won four of the first five Bda. Rifles .. .3 Panthers 1 breakaways. prised Ford's legs. holes. He made the turn three-up At the conclusion of the tour­ •nth bogey fives, and halved the St. George's. .3 Sp. Point 0 Teams:— •Sth with birdie fours, halved the after being two-down, and on nament, the prizes were presented B.A.A. GREENS DEFEAT Revised Basketball Penalty Goal 16th with bogey fives and Ward- the 10th hole went four-up. to the winners by Mr. Keggie JUNIOR FRIENDLY GAME Wing halves Williams and Sandys—Ruberry; Redding, R. aan pulled even on the 17th with Then Wardman started to Tucker, chairman of the Bermuda BAA Greens 2 S'ton. 0 Phillips Were the best players for Madeiros; Pengelly, Campbell, :/a par three. . whittle away this lead. He won Golf Association. SOUTHAMPTON 2-0 IN Schedule the Army. Williams was putting Henderson; DeMoura, Mason, E. the llth and the 12th holes of RUGBY UNION in some effective tackles while Madeiros, Flood, Atkin. Holes Out In 4 The scores in the champion­ the afternoon round when Galles ship flight: JUNIOR SOCCER GAME The revised schedule for the B.A.A. 6 Prospect ...13 Phillips set up most of the Prospect — Allen; Sleeman, Wardman holed out in regula­ three-putted} and took the 13th remainder of the Mid-Ocean attacks. I Hamlin; Phillips, Lark, Williams; tion figures on the last green to Morning Round Basketball Association season is when Galles again three-putted. Par Out 453 444 344 B.A.A. Greens yesterday de­ When Allen failed to hold a low Robinson, Weirs, Ford, Truscott, 'give himself a one-hole advan­ feated Southampton 2-0 in a as follows: cross from DeMoura, Atkin netted Murray. Halves Fourteenth Wardman 453 544 355 tage and the match. Galles 553 464 356 friendly junior football game at March 11 — Whirlwinds v Na­ the third goal in 25 minutes, but Referee—K. Sharpe. At the end of the match, Ward- George Wardman sank a long the B.A.A. Field. There was no tionals; St. George's v Police; Monthly Mug Tourney two minutes later Ford converted putt to halve the 14th. The 15th Par In 454 345 434 Iman was asked how his putter Wardman 555 3x5 634 score at half time. Panthers n v Prospect. a penalty for Prospect. The •was working for him. His oppo­ was halved with birdies and David Morris scored the first March 14 — Rifles v Panthers 1; Played On Sunday award came when Henderson Galles sank a long putt on the Galles > 574 4w5 535 nent provided the answer. "He Afternoon Round B.A.A. goal in 60 minutes. He Prospect v Police; Nationals v St. handled a pass from Robinson. •eats with it," Captain Galles said. 16th for a half. Wardman won collected a pass on the edge of The monthly Mug Competition Ford's spot "kick went in off the Pirie Takes Cross­ the 17th with a birdie. Wardman I 353 565 355 George's. Wardman had a "hot" spell with Galles- 552 556 245 the penalty area and hit a hard of the Riddell's Bay Golf and underside of the crossbar. March 18 — Prospect v Rifles; Country Club was played yester­ •his putter in the Bercanus tour­ On the 18th, both had good tee Wardman 644 354 544 ground shot past Jay. The Panthers I v Police; Panthers II Five minutes from halftime country Race Bare Footed nament, but his putting went off shots Galles using an iron instead second score came in 70 minutes day with E. Naujoks winning came the best goal of the game. Galles 555 454 555 v St. George's. tin the final round. Yesterday it of a driver. Wardman played a through Mocklow after a goal­ with a net 62.. His gross score was Mason shook off the persistent ENGLAND, March 5 (Reuter). • was right back on form. beautiful pitch and run shot up mouth scramble. March 21 — Panthers 1 v Pros- 86 and he had a handicap of 24. Williams and ran half the length —Gordon Pirie, famed long-dis­ Wardman started the morning to the green. Galles hooked his Fourth Round Bridge Morris pulled a leg muscle pect; B.A.A. v Nationals; Police In second position with 65 of the field beating man after man tance runner, today won the round by winning the first hole second shot to the left of the early in the first half and was a v Whirlwinds. (89 gross, 24 handicap) was G. before squaring a good pass to English cross-country champion­ with a par four. The second and green, chipped up and two-putted virtual passenger. After the in­ March 2S — B.A.A. v Prospect; Lein. Madeiros, who hit home an un­ ship here over a testing nine mile third holes were halved and Wardman was down in two putts Matches Completed terval however, he moved inside Rifles v Police; Panthers I v Harry Lancaster was third with stoppable drive high into the right course in 51 minutes 4 seconds, Galles hauled even on the fourth for a par four and the to play a "double centre forward" Nationals. 81—15—86 while there was a hand corner from ten yards. to establish himself as the with a par four. championship. Section A of the fourth round of game with Adcock. March 28—Panthers II v Rifles; five-way tie for fourth place Sandys kept up their pressure world's top cross-country runner. the Winter Tournament, held last Five of the players, E. Mello, F. Nationals v Prospect; Panthers I among L. Lister, M. Holmes, W. after halftime and made it 5-1 in This was his third successive Monday at the Bridge Club, was Smith, D. Morris (B.A.A.), D. v St. George's. Staskow, Bill Tracy and G. 55 minutes. Eldon Madeiros back- win in the race and he finished won by Mr. J. E. Pearman and Mr. Fisher and E. Botelho (Southamp­ April 1 — Rifles v St. George's; Holmes with net 67s. heeled a smart pass to Flood who barefooted after having run the W. G. Rosser with 63% match ton) played two games. They B.A.A. v Rifles. There were 25 entries. drove the ball well out of Allen's last three miles without his shoes. points. The winners of'Section B, took part in the earlier B.F.C. "!}" grasp. Second was Pat Ranger in 52 which played last Friday, were Division fixture between Rifles All the Sandys forwards had minutes 10 seconds and third Ken Mr. W. E. Spurling and Dr. R. and Panthers, than turned out shots turned away in more Norris in 52 minutes 22 seconds. TAX FREE Spurling with 67 match points. At again for the junior game. VI the end of the fourth round, the *'Townsey "RussellIn Fine complete standings are as follows: J. E. Pearman, W. G. Rosser 593 Mrs. K. C. Arnell, T. A. Kuhn ... .576 TONIGHTS BASKETBALL Liquor Package Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Cooper 543 Form As Key West Win5-1 Mrs. N. M. Bach, Dr. Lucic-Roki .533 7 p.m.—RIFLES v NATIONALS A new kind of moccasin Mrs. L,. Lowry. H. B. Eve .524 Rifles — T. Correira, • R. Con­ W. E. Spurling, Dr. R. Spurling . .513 stable, B. Adcock, A. Bates, W. The mighty Key West Rangers, defenders of the B.F.L. Bins. H. B. Eve. Mrs. R. Lines 505 DeSilva, J. Dunstan, M. Smith. championship, drew level with the Pembroke Juniors on built for walking comfort*.. &3 Great Savings For J. B. Couper, N. Shrubb 499 Nationals -»- J. C. Faries, G. league points by defeating their arch rivals 5-1 at the Ber­ Mrs. L. R. Selley, P. J. Willcocks .498 Faries, A. Faries, W. Wall, Adams, muda Sports Arena yesterday, and with a game in hand over N. M. Bach, Dr. S. Frazer .495 S. Wright. Mrs. 3. E. Pearman, Mrs. W. G. the Juniors are in a good position to.repeat their victory. VISITORS Rosser 495 8 pan.—B.A.A. v Whirlwinds "Townsey" Russell was at his from a right wing pass, walked it Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lusher .488 B.A.A.—M. Smith, R. Alger, B. scintillating best, for he scored through the middle and put it into Mrs. P. G. Gosling, Frank Gosling .483 Barritt, B. Burgess, T. Stevens, J. three of his team's goals and was the roof of the net with consum­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Knowlton ... .481 Thorne, D. Miller, G. Sousa, J. continually engineering the open­ mate ease. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Henderson .. .481 Stewart. ings for scores. It was all Key West, and mainly TRAMPEZE U.S. Residents may take back with them One Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Townsend ... .479 Whirlwinds — D. Oatway, J. Fifteen hundred fans watched Russell for the next 15 minutes. 5li*tMGraveney led the than the Key West. the Rangers scored again when Bushmills Irish 13.50 DOM Benedictine ... 18.00 • Waterproof English attack, scoring 101 in 95 Unfortunately for Pembroke Wilson pulled the ball down from minutes before 20,000 spectators. Juniors, their positional play was tiie defence to Russell who scored. • Anti-Magnetic Captain Len Hutton, who opened not good, for their players kept Juniors fought back through Over 100 other Selections with Graveney, was bowled** _op wandering about the field acting Hughes who dribbled the ball to • Luminous Face 33 after some powerful driving. as individuals rather than team within two feet of the goal line But Graveney stuck until the total members. In the first half, when the defence poured in on all WE DELIVER FREE — PLEASE ORDER EARLY * Stainless Steel Case reached 148. "Cheesey" Hughes was seldom sides and deprived him of his op­ —o seen on the right wing—-the posi­ portunity. & 7.0.0 or $19.74 tion he was assigned. This brought Burns and Russell started to During his American League the Key West defence into the left combine which eventually led to career, Ted Williams has scored side of the field where they had a goal. On their flrst attempt, 1,385 runs and has batted in 1,387 more men to cover less territory Russell let a ball go by him to put Gosling Bros., Ltd. runs. .*w«l '*S*s. than -{Hughes had kept out on Burns in a scoring position. Burns ARCHIE BROWN & SON the wing. Queen Street Front Street Reid Street was wide with his shot. brown and black Front Street The race-horse Nashau gets In the second half, Hughes The next attempt was more Hamilton special drinking water which is stayed out on the wing but by this fortunate. Burns took possession Somerset Tel. 2141 St. George's bottled and shipped to. Haileah time, the Rangers had set up their orr tiie right wing leaping high A walking-on-air 3_24tt_._ from Hot Springs, Ark. timing and nothing the Juniors in order to play the ball, but he did could upset it. managed to kick it across the feeling in a leisure shoe The .Juniors were virtually goal-mouth. Here, Ru_sell made that's comfortable as a house without wings as Wilson on the a remarkable leap to head the left wing had a bad game and did ball into the net. slipper. Special foam rubber inner, THE GAMBOLS 4& /hOA/yf ^£U&~->~~-- very little constructive play while Shortly before tiie end of tiie sole and arch cushions your atep. Ingenious Hughes on the right wing was WHAT ACE VOU READING, ©AVE? IT'S A MAGAZINE WITH OONDeNSEO match, Burns scored direct from Trampez. construction prevents heel-slipping. VERSIONS O. THE 24 BEST SELLERS $ missing from this position for a corner kick, the ball going in off most of the game. one of the defenders with some Fine upper leather Ii burnished to a Pembroke Juniors opened the of the players and the spectators scoring through Cheesey Hughes uninformed of what had hap­ fop antique brown and soles are of long- who sent one of his over-tha-head pened. The ball continued to be wearing Crown Neolite. Once you're ia them kick specialties out to the left played for at least two minutes wing. The winger's shot was de­ before referee Daniels ordered it you won't want to take them off) flected by the goalie and Hughes, placed on the centre spot. following up fast, was able to Pembroke Juniors—W. Minors; score off a defender, the goalie C. Dolphin, D. Augustus; L. Bas­ being unsighted. sett, R. Mallory, C Warren; A. W. J. BOYLE and SON Just afterwards, with the heady Hughes, E. Black, L. Paul, F. feeling of scoring still permeating Griffiths, H. Wilson. MAIN STORE BRANCH the Juniors, Hughes again had an opportunity to score but when at Key West Rangers — L. Bur­ Reid Street Water Street rows; R. Simmons D. White; C. close range, put the ball right at Hamilton St. George's the goalie. White, E. Smith, R. Leverock; L. The equaliser came just nine Burns, G. Dyer, E. Durham, E. minutes after the opening score. Russell, R. Wilson. 3_6»fi». Townsey Russell took the ball Referee: J. Daniels. THE ROYAjL GAZETTE, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1955 Page t WOLVES ROUT LEICES., Moscow Radio Canada Regain World Hockey JELKE RETRIAL TAKE TWO-POINT LEAD Trophy; Defeat Russia 5-0 OPENS TODAY Breaks Tiie News NEW YORK, March 6 (Reuter). Dickinson Star In Pompey KREFELD, West Germany, Jubilant Scenes —Minot (Mickey) Jelke, heir to a March 6 (Reuter). — Canada Jubilant scenes took place on $3 million fortune, goes on trial LONDON, March 6 (Reuter).— triumphed today 5-0 over Russia here tomorrow on charges of pro­ Victory Over Newcastle Moscow Radio tonight described the ice when the Swiss referee 1 in the final of the World Ice blew the final whistle. Canadian curing "call-girls," before the the Canada-Russia hockey game Hockey championship. same judge who sentenced him to A**" * LONDON, March 5 (AP). — as "a fast match, well played, with soldiers, German girl's and Canada's representatives Pentic­ Canadian team officials hugged prison at his previous trial. Wolverhampton Wanderers slam­ a few rough episodes in it." Jelke, 24, who will inherit a med in four second-Tialf goals to The Moscow Home Service told ton Vs were always in command. and kissed the victorious Vs. WU$ Bill Warwick and MHee. A rdffl.- went up when J. F. margarine fortune on his next rout lowly Leicester City by 5-0 listeners the result of the game Shabaga sparking the attack with birthday, was sentenced to three today and increase their English and then followed up with a short (Bunny) Ahearne, President of to six years imprisonment, but League soccer lead to two points. summary of the play. Com­ two goals apiece, the Canadians the International Ice Hockey B_»gr_reo-=_egS leaped into the lead four minutes the conviction was quashed on Sunderland, the Wolves' nearest munist stations in Poland, Federation, announced Canada as appeal because press and public rivals, were held to a 1-1 tie Czechoslovakia and East Ger­ after the game started in crowded the winner—her 15th conquest in were barred from hearing prose­ • •«• by Cardiff City. Wolverhampton many carried running commen­ Krfefeld stadium, and never gave 20 attempts since the champion­ cution evidence. top the first division with 40 taries. the Russians a chance thereafter. ship started after the First World Hamilton points. Sunderland have 38. The Russian broadcaster com­ A capacity crowd estimated at War. Portsmouth kept on the heels plained now and then of close to 10,000 saw tile Allan Cup George McAvoy, Canadian of the leaders with a 3-1 victory Canadian "roughness," and ac­ champions erase the smudge on captain y. ho drew . two of over Newcastle United. Jimmy cused the Penticton team of "im­ Canada's national hockey reputa­ Penticton's five penalties, ac­ GShger Bubbfes Dickinson, playing his first game permissible tactics" after the first tion caused when a Russian team cepted the huge silver cup. A Be Clannish The Clever Way . . . since he broke his ankle last scoring in the first period.' beat Toronto's East York Lynd- smaller cup was handed to the November, starred for Ports­ But there were no excuses for hursts 7-2 in last year's Soviet captain, Bobrow, who mouth. the Soviet defeat, "our goal-keep­ championship. twice complained during the game ______M. Outfit Your Family in TARTANS A crowd of 45,000 saw Charlton er must be held responsible for There was no mistake this time. about Canadian tactics. and Arsenal tie, 1-1. The Arsenal Canada's first goal," the com­ Shabaga, the old pro who for­ The Russians had seemed goalkeeper, Jack Kelsey, was in mentator declared, and later: merly played with Buffalo, Clever- nervous and exhausted in the brilliant form and brought off "The Canadian defence, un­ land and Hershey of the Ameri­ dosing minutes of the match, some great saves. fortunately, is faultless." can League, flicked a rebound past though conditioning had been ex­ Chelsea, another London team The Czechoslovak commentator goalie Nikolai Pochkov early in pected to be their strong point. with championship hopes, lost said the game provided a well the first period. Billy Warwick, While the championship cup 3-2 to Aston Villa. Manchester deserved victory for the Cana­ Canada's top scorer throughout was passed round the Canadian City tied, 2-2, against Tottenham; dians, while the Polish radio the nine-day tournament, made dressing-room filled with beer and Manchester United scored a merely said both teams were far it 2-0 soon after the start of the manager Clem Bird fondled the 1-0 victory over Burnley. Preston above the level of other contes­ second period — his 13th goal Canadian flag which Ihe team had downed Huddersfield, 4-0. tants in the championships. of the series — and Shabaga *feeeived earlier. Bird has lost ENGLISH LEAGUE scored again at 11:29 to put the 15 pounds since leavin" Canada- Canadians ahead 3-0. He said "a few days ago the big first Division ulcers were eating away the little Aston Villa 3, Chelsea 2 Today's ZBM 1 Programme The Russians became dis­ ulcers, but tonight the ulcers Blackpool 3, West B. A. 1 organised in the last period and never felt better. Bolton W. 1. Sheffield 0 A.M. — 10.00 Aunt Mary; 10.15 the Vs rattled home two quick Chariton Ath. 1, Arsenal 1 Musical Phone Call; 10.30 Mary Living­ goals, Bill Warwick scoring at Huddersfield T. 0, Preston N. E. 4 ston; 10.45 Musical Jackpot; 11.00 0:2 and Kevin Conway collecting Manchester U. 1, Burnley 0 Housewives' Choice. P.M.—12.15 Music the fifth and last goal at 2:22. Huron And Iroquois Leave Portsmouth 3, Newcastle TT. 1 For You; 12.30 Juke Box; 12.45 News; Sheffield W. 2, Everton 2 1.00 Personality Time; 1.15 . Eddy "Grudge Match" Malta On Way To Canada Sunderland 1, Cardiff C. 1 Fisher Show; 1.30 Martha Reid; 1.45 It was the fourth shut-out of YfhUellock, Tottenham H. 2, Manchester C. 2 Betty and Bob; 2.00 News; 2.05 the series for goalie Ivan McClel­ VALETTA, Malta, March 5 Wolves 5, Leicester C. 0 Romance of Helen Trent; 2.15 Our land, who • played his usual im­ (Reuter). — The Canadian de­ Second Division Gal Sunday; 2.30 Second Spring; 2.45 peccable game in the nets. He stroyers Huron and Iroquois Blackburn R. 0, Nottingham P. 1 Matinee Melodies; 3.00 News; 3.05 ZBM allowed only si$ goals in tiie eight sailed from here today on the John Barritt Bristol R. 1, Rotherham U. 0 Concert Stage; 4.00 News; 4.05 Rendez­ games compared with 66 scored next to the last leg of a lengthy Derby Co. 2, Bury 3 vous with Melody; 5.00 News; 5.05 by Canada over the same route. voyage from Far Eastern waters. & Son Doncaster R. 1, Lincoln 1 Rendezvous with Melody; 5.15 Music The game — widely billed as a . The two warships left here for Fulham 4, Ipswich T. 1 in the Air; 5.30 Cultivation of Roses; Liverpool 2, Stoke C. 4 5.45 Musical Comedy Memories; 6.00 "grudge" match — created tre­ fuelling stop. From here they Authorised Bottlers Notts Co. 1, Middlesbrough 3 News; 6.05 Suppertime Serenade; 6.30 mendous interest in Germany. will head for Halifax, Nova Phone 2097 - 3823 Plymouth A. 2, Luton T. 1 Business and Stock Reports; 6.40 To­ Thousands listened on the radio Scotia. Port Vale 2, Hull C. 0 day's Hit Tune; 6.45 Passing Parade; or watched on television. Swansea T. 0, Birmingham C. 3 7.00 News; 7.20 Music for Listening; Some 1,500 Canadian Air Force West H. U. 2. Leeds U. 1 8.00 Mystery Is My Hobby; 8.30 Broad­ men and soldiers swelled the Third Division (South) way Cop: 9.00 News: 9.05 Concert crowd — and the shouting. Aldershot 0, Bristol C. 2 Hour; 10.00 News; 10.00 Music; 10.15 Equipped with cow - bells, car Bournemouth 0, Leyton O. 3 Dr. Paul; 10.30 United Nations; 10.45 horns and whistles, the specta­ New Shipment Colchester U. 3, Brentford 2 Music; 11.30 News; 11.39 Music Til tors 'raised an ear - splitting Crystal P. 2, Shrewsbury T. 2 Midnight; 12.00 Close Down. crescendo of sound. Exeter C. 0, Coventry C. 0 Both teams had gone into the Newport Co. 0, Southampton 1 final game undefeated after beat­ English Portland Cement Northampton T. 2, Reading 6 ing the other seven teams in the From our Boys' Department . . . Norwich C. 0, Brighton & H. A. 0 tournament. But the Canadians Queens P. R. 1, Millwall 2 A shipment of English Portland Cement t0 Southend U. 1, Torquay V. 2 Yesterday's Weather had been <*iven a slight edge AUTHENTIC TARTAN BLAZERS \_tt_* ? 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MA L T was putting handcitffs on Lew and GREEN GLA_J_f 12—Halt! _ an Indian 0 E|L LB R E M 1 T %b2af0*c machine guns were waiting for 1_—Wolfhound carved post them. • Blackie. Each cursing the other 14—Game played 42—Tranquillity ISIOIN s • D OlSlEB E N E CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR Bit .the nursery raked it up today "I'm calling the shots. You're for being a stupid fool. Goblets - Wines - Desserts on horseliack 44—Footwear Basil ______! and called the police." taking the orders." "Reach!" one yelled. 18.—Sorry for „ln 47—l.out Lew Reynolds paid the taxi In the front hall, Al tried the door "That's enough of that," one of Cool as a Cucumber tt .17—Aleutian Island 49—That which ! Blackie swore vehemently. Lew started to plead. \H\0an aT E ai_.___L i •___!__P driver and stood in the entry of a the F.B.I, men-said to them. "We'll 18—Finishes gives comfort •SIE E bar as he drove away. Lew waited "That was your idea, stupid, "JHave a heart Blackie," he and found it locked. Fragile as a Flower 19—Birds' home* 52—Girl's 'name L AM B Rl PP L e ' "Blast the lock," his companion go through the place before we take 21—Bondage 63—So be Itt S C 1 S f. AR E for a moment, looking up and down hiding the stuff at ihe nursefry so begged. "I've got cabin fever. I them in. That was a nice clean 24—Obstruct s o R t> said. I Hodsdon's Ferry and Harbour Rd. 64—Peiferm H 0 N E L. OVE 0 N E _$jiiSterdam Avenue, then darted die girl would be blamed if it was can't stay holed up here. I'm going job, boys, and no one hurt," he told 27—Near 55—Headland . PAGET 29—Ardent 56—Young hawk E G 6 S D EER 0 A Kl into the bistro, hurried past the found. So it was found. What good nuts. Stake me for get - away Al fired into the door, blowing fhe his men. . 30—Temporal • 57—Afternoon bar and out the rear entrance into is that to vis? Who cares Who's money, won't you? I know jrou hplfl cross timlier party an alley. blamed if we've lost it?" out on me. You got something that (To be continued) | 3-_8$tm. 32—Nebraskan Indian DOWN' 2—Part of stove He crossed the alley walking "The stuff was no good anyway," didn't go in that sack." 8—Cares for ' ' "Yon snivelling rat," Blackie 34—Stubs 1—Stare 4—Ship channel rapidly, climbed the stairs tb _}|6 Lew complained. "We couldn't 86—Sows open-mouthed 6—Beverage second floor of an apartment, un­ move it. I thought you -.were go­ .cried. "Why I ever listened to you, 6—Provided crew packed the rear door and went in­ ing after diamonds and stuff • that's I'll never 'know. You got is Dutch 1 Z 3 1 5 b 7 8 » 26—Intertwine head in his bands. , 27—Part of church and stay out." dboT we'd have goofed the whole "You're yellow. You ain't got '4 28—Chinese coin The visitor smiled. thing." >$0M }. 5- what it 4afees. I've a good notion CAN DO AU THIS! 47 31—Nicety as to 'Can't get hysterical Lew," he ft % " choice of words "I still think you held out on me. to bop you over the head, call the 39 39 * HI 83—Arms advised. "Sit down. We're going You must have picked up some cops and^tell 'em to come over and Here's the first real foun­ 84—Observe to wind up our partnership." rocks some place along the line." picje-you up. That's one way to get tain pen to do away with HI f*-f »»y Hb 36—Vaporous "What kind of double-talk is _. 40— Sea ,•$. "You want to make something of you out of my hair." ink bottle messiness. 41—Swindle that?" it?" Blackie asked indignantly. 7 13 "Don't do that, Blackie. Have a Loads with sealed car­ " Hi •+. 50 b»' 43—Periods of time "I'm going out tonight and dig up "And that dame! There ain't been heart!'' Lew begged. d 45—Single Instance tridges of real, fresh ink. that loot," Blackie said. a word in the papers. I bet she S3 ' 5. 4B—Girl's name In the apartment adjoining Leakproof extra car­ » 47—Prohibit Lew tried to laugh, Wit found it died in that shack and' we'll face a Lew's, four men sat around a table, 48—Unit an effort. murder rap. You and your ideas tridge may be safely car­ » 5b _ 57 60—Ocean watching the reels .turn on a record­ i 51—Abstract being "I've got news for you," he said. of getting her in bad by hauling her ing machine. One was wearing ear ried ip purse or pocket. "The law's got that loot. Some punk off to those woods, just because phones. Superbly styled hy Harley you knew the country and said "Time to move," the man with Earl, Gold inlaid on Mack. she'd take a long time getting out. the ear phones said, getting up and Choice of points. Theideal She took a long time, all right. pulling .them off. "We've enough to gift—see and try it here She's probably there yet." hang 'em." today. > "Aw, quit bellyaching. You mako He walked to a rear window and me sick. 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__- THE ROYAL GAZETTE, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1955 Page 9 John F. Burrows Russia Denounces UX CHURCH DECLARES RED NEWSPAPER POINTS UP "Start The Day With A Magistrate Sees Censoring Geisha Tuna Fish 2/6 tin Clean Sheet" Report On PoW Torture INITIATION SINFUL BAD ATOMIC SECURITY Pound tin Salmon 3/- tin and Co., Ltd. Mandarin Oranges 1/10 tin 1955 H MOSCOW, March 5 (Reuter).— ? Of Films "Absurd" Roman Catholic Warning Reporter Rode Out To 58 Front Street In an article headed ''Lies have Everybody's Market Desk Calendars short legs," the Soviet Govern­ Branches: Queen Street, Continued from Pige 1 To East German Youth Plant Unchallenged East Broadway ment newspaper Izvestia today Corner. Shop, Paget Was a person who witnessed film stars whose photographs in /Grey and Brown attacks as "slanderous." a British Business Hours: Package Store, St. George's the bad example of the home life were pinned up in every room of BERLIN, March 6 (Reuter).— LONDON, March 5 (Reuter).— Defence Ministry pamphlet on the of the Hamlet family or the be­ the house." The Roman Catholic Church in The mass circulation Daily Sketch Daily .. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. 13/6 treatment df British prisoners of haviour pattern of the Merry A young person who reached a East Germany today declared that reported today that two of its Thursday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. war in North Korea. Wives of Windsor making sport "chronic stage of film craziness" participation in Communist- staff members got past road Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. sponsored youth initiation cere­ blocks to a top-secret atomic of the lecherous inclinations . of might lose a succession of jobs 3289t_i. Bosun's Locker "By fabricating this pack of Falstaff less likely to be depraved monies is a sin. plant here—simply by buying because he could not keep his tickets and riding a regular bus. RADIO CENTRE LIQUOR lies the British ruling circles than by seeing "A Streetcar mind on his work and had lost Church officials said here that Named DeSsire" or what may hap­ sought to help their overseas all Interest in doing it. Met with a statement to this effect was The front-page expose alleged IN BOND partners to cover brutalities com­ pen to a working girl as portrayed this situation and the need to get' read from the pulpits of all laxness in security precautions at mitted by American* military meji in the film "The Moon Is Blue." money to go to films, he might Roman Catholic churches Foulness Island, a small island against the Korean and Chinese take to pilfering from his em­ throughout East Germany. just off the east coast of England. prisoners of war on the islands of NOT DELINQUENCY CAUSE ployer and other forms of petty Youths taking part in such An important atomic research SCOTCH WHISKY Hokkaido, Koze and Pongan and dishonesty. The tendency of girls ceremonies and parents permit­ station is located there. other places," the article said, ac­ Mr. Minty went on: "The al­ leged depravity of modern films was to get money by immorality. ting them to do so "should not be King's Ransom .„... $18.00 cording to the official Soviet news admitted to the Holy Sacrament A staff reporter and photo­ ouse of Lords 14.50 agency Tass. is in my opinion not a direct Mr. Minty admitted the superior S incentive to juvenile delinquency. artistic and technical quality of until they «have repented their grapher passed unchallenged on to aig Gold Label 14.50 In the 1860s the blame for young films which, by their direct ap­ sin," the statement said. the windswept island yesterday. iusterini and Brooks ...... 14.50 "Another reason for the They could express their re­ falsification is the desire to the people, going wrong was put on peal to the eye and ear, had a 'It says that the bus—"a spy's Cutfv Sark „ 14.50 cheap melodrama popular at the vividness "quite dazzling to im­ pentance only with a written de­ delight" takes anyone into Bri­ Teacher's : 14.50 British ruling circles to gain sup­ claration submitted to a priest in port for their policy of supporting time. mature imagination." tain's "secret atom island" des­ Highland Queen ...... _ 13.50 the presence of two witnesses,-it pite regulations barring it to the American' aggressive adven­ The Lord Chamberlain was He declared: "The juvenile explained. RYE WHISKY tures in the Far East.'" «S_. asked to ban tbe -production of spectator, gazing from his dark­ people without Government pas­ especially in Taiwan (Formosa)." such plays as 'Jack Sheppard,' ness onto this fascinating world The statement was the ses. 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BRANDY came a kind of "mental narcotic" that the cinema and trashy books are the cause of present-day de­ other than go to a cinema to see PLAYING CARDS Hennessy • • * 17.00 which, if indulged in continually, . . . actors slug each other around Make your appointment NOW with our Registered Courvoisier * * * Basket 20.00 unfitted them for work. Under linquency. Like the rest of a Optometrist youngster's environment they are in a Wild West bar, but nobody Jewellery, of Coral, Ivory, Martell * * * 17.00 its influence they lost all ambition really getting hurt. to better their circumstances. an influence in his development H. F. JACKSON, F.B.O.A., F.S.M.C. and they must be taken into Amber and Crystal ASSORTED PACKAGES LITTLE COMPETITION of Bristol, England DEFINITE DISEASE account." Bermuda Scarves Mr. Minty contended it was no "In Bermuda there is little Mr. Jackson's methods of eye testing are the No. 1 "If alcoholism is a disease," he competition from the theatre and and Handkerchiefs said, "then film madness is a de­ good thinking the present age*was very most modern 3 Bots Canadian Club more vicious and wicked than none as yet from TV. The cinema finite disease. I have visited podr trade is flourishing, so much so Cocktail Napkins i Bots Schenley 12.00 class homes in England where the any other. Crime statistics showed that in Britain in the that two more theatres are being Whole family was film mad. Not built in Hamilton. POST CARDS No. 2 only did they go to the cinema early part of the last century about a third of the whole popu­ "I give Mr. M. A. Gibbons and Z Bots John Haig several times a week but what KODAK FILM little reading matter came into lation lived by crime. the other businessmen in Ber­ 3. Bots Canadian Club ...... 14.00 the household consisted wholly Each era had its own particular muda who control the cinema of film periodicals and the lives of craze, and when one form of trade here full credit for know­ Hamilton No. 3 popular extravagance died out an­ ing their own business best, but Yankee Store other soon took its place. I have a sneaking feeling that if 3311+m. 1 Bot. a _ch: Teacher's Scotch, The cinema craze in Britain it is once possible to relay TV Cooderham fr Worts was dying and the television set from the United States they will r Bourbon, Schenley's Rye, Lodge Founder's was taking its place. Movie experience the same difficulty as Canadian Club, theatres were closing down be­ cinema proprietors have in Eng­ John Haig Scotch ..._.__. 15.00 cause of insufficient business. land — of getting their cinemas Day Celebrated "The TV craze is now well full every evening. No. 4 under way and working-class "If that happens," concluded families have no hesitation in Mr. Minty, "I fully expect the V Bot. each: Grand Marnier, Somers Pride of India Lodge purchasing TV sets costing £100 No. 899. G.U.O. of Oddfellows causes for juvenile delinquency ; Benedictine, Creme de or more each on the instalment will be identified as too much TV- - Cacao, Cherry Hearing, celebrated its founder's day on plan," he said. Hennessy • • * 17.00 Wednesday with a banquet. Guests watchijag and there will be a de­ & Sons, lid included the Wor. H. G. Roberts, "It is a matter of opinion mand to censor TV programmes whether it is better for youngsters j No. 5 Mayor of St. George's, and Mrs. and limit the number of hours reid street store Roberts: the Rev. Horace Burton, •to sit for hours in a darkened per week a person under 2J may room watching, fpr example, pro-' if Bot each: Teacher's Scotch, pastor of the Richard Allen A.M.E. watch a TV screen." Schenley Rye, Gordon's • Church; Mr. Colling wood Burch, . Gin, Kentucky T o v e r n M.C.P., together with wives and Bourbon, Hennessy * * * 13.00 friends of members and delegates from sister lodges. m No. 6 Toasts were proposed by Mr. Jap Cabinet Split Over V- ...Ms* John Corbin — to the Queen, the 1 Bot. each: Teacher's Scotch, Royal Family and the President of Bacardi Blanca RUM. the United States; Mr. Frederick *K . L. Bert Brandy * * * Richardson — to the Mayor of St. Schenley Rye, Gooderham fr George's; Mr. Victor Trott — to Worts Bourbon -••••• 14.00 Link With Reds For Shipment the clergy; Mr. Calabras — to the committee of management; Mr. No. 7 Abroad Collingwood Burch — the House Continued from P*je | y\ of Assembly; Mr. Alfred Trott —- ese Government official" un-1 dieted that this fact, plus internal 32 Bots Canadian Club distressed members around the 2 Bots Kentucky Tavem ..._ . 15.00 named by the newspaper. rows, will lead to the Govern­ world; Mrs. Frances G. Burch — The split between Mr. Hatoyama ment's collapse within 15, months. The Bermuda Florist sister lodges. and his Foreign Minister was No. 8 Meanwhile, newspapers here Vallis Building The Peter Ogden (founder) prominent during last month's reported that the United States / A 2 Bots. Haig Whisky Phone 2071 -4071 address was given by Mr. Felix creneral election campaign. Mr. has "unofficially" threatened to 3 Bots. Seagram's V.O. .... 14.00 Richardson. Hatoyama plumped for early re­ freeze the assets of Japanese CW sumption of normal relations with firms in the U.S. if they "go too .mf No. 9 The Fairy Isle The committee responsible for Russia, while Mr. Shigemitsu went far" in trading with Communist the celebration comprised Mr. out of his way to emphasise the nations. .They said an American softer curved, more feminine, because the contour's I Bot. each: Seagram's V.O., Flower Shop James Richardson, Mr. James difficulties of such ties; Embassv official here had warned Teacher's Scotch, Cour­ Smith, Mr. Fred King, Mr. Orville Walker Arcade- •Phone 3060 dascombe, Mr. Arthur Ming; Mrs. Last week Mr. Shigemitsu de­ the firms they must be "prudent" built in to give a completely natural line . . . voisier V.S.O.P., Kentucky clared he would like to visit in their dealings with Commu­ Tavern, Cherry Heering ._ 18.50 Frances Burch, Mrs. Ada Bas­ combe, Mrs. Alfreda Frith. Washington if the "Japanese nist countries. the "Hidden Treasure" brassiere is guaranteed to s people wanted him to, to discuss An Embassy spokesman said he outstanding problems." had heard of no such warning. retain its shape after repeated washings . . . Mr. Hatoyama's newly formed However? he said, American Democratic Party failed to win an officials have advised Japanese' white only in 32 to 36 — A and B absolute Parliamentary majority businessmen that U.S. foreign in the national elections last assets 'regulations exclude the STRAPLESS 45/- . . . with STRAPS 37/6 week-end. Spokesmen for the shipment of materials or goods opposition Liberal Party, which from Communist countries to perfect for the in-between or smallar-than-average size * BERMUDA ruled the country for seven years areas controlled by the United under Mr. Shigeru Yoshida, pre- States. BUSINESS BUREAU GOLDEN FERN" Minton China — world renowned

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Don't Be Without Cash—Help—Job Or Home Use The Classified Column U'J U\ye Xngal -fertt? HELP WANTED FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BACHELOR APARTMENT, furnished. HOTEL CHIEF ENGINEER with ex­ PRIVATE COTTAGES AND APART­ Hot and cold water, shower. Quiet Household Equipment Cor Accessories perience in plumbing and electrical MENTS; maid service and utilities district. £14 monthly. Phone 1149. Boots, Motors CONDITIONS OF-ADVERTISING work, immediate. Write Box 12351, included: daily rates. Phone Bermuda It Is a condition of acceptance Cottages, 4027. TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FIREWOOD. Cut to size. Call 5074. BEST BUY IN CAR BATTERIES. Six af advertisement orders that the Bermuda Press. AUSTIN VAN recently overhauled and volt 76/-. Double six for 12 volts on Dock Hill, £24 monthly. Call painted: reasonably priced. Young. publishers of The Royal Gazette and M A. Gibbons, Ltd., 1261. PICTURE FRAMES, made to order. of large capacity. The New Lucas The Royal Gazette Weekly, do not HOME AGENTS needed for Supra- FULLY EQUIPPED self - contained Trott & Co., Ltd. House, Union Street. Phone 3981. furnished apartment; double bed­ Gold, Ivory, Ebony, Mahogany, guarantee the insertion of any Vite. new food supplement. Phone Polished Cedar, etc. Drop in and see particular advertisement On a specified Harold Cooper, 2943. Sole distributor. room lounge, kitchen and bathroom. U-MAK-IT BOAT KITS are easily as­ SUN VISORS for your Austin Somer­ By the day,..week or month. Phone sembled, smartly designed, properly our samples. Island Maid Gift Shop, date or .at all. although every effort Unusually high commission. FOR SALE 52 Front Street. set. Young, Trott & Co., Hamilton. will be made to meet the wishes of American House Hotel. Hamilton, 1158. priced. Lee Moran, c/o Lady Conyers Phone 1032. advertisers; further, they do not EXPERIENCED HEAD WAITRESS WELCOME MATS. Made of heavy APARTMENT IN SOUTHAMPTON: BOATS, all types, direct importation. CAR WASH. Easy to use I Wash I accept liability for any loss or damage (white or coloured). Apply in person RENTING'S ONE OF internationally famous Dutch gauge rubber. Size 18 x 30. Chesley caused by any error or inaccuracy to Fink Beach, Smith's Parish. Two bedrooms, unfurnished, £22. Miscellaneous E. White & Son, 4371. Rinse 1 Let dry 1 No wiping re­ MY REGULAR JOBS . . . Three-bedroom Unfurnished House in builder; loirest prices. Phone 2835, quired; 4/6 can. Young, Trott & Co. in tbe printing of any advertisement. Cecil Harris. EXPERIENCED COOK — references. I'm a man of many abili­ Somerset, £27.10.0. Rego Agency, BENTLEY PIANOS. Built for Ber­ CASTER CUPS protect your rugs and Showrooms. 4374-3836. muda. Fully tropicalised in solid Two months. Apply in person ties, and filling vacant units ATTENTION BOAT OWNERS — floors. Two different styles—8d. and ALL AUTO AND CYCLE Accessories. CLASSIFIED RATES March 17th at "Parapet", Somerset or figured mahogany. Contact J. W. Pneumatic life preservers. Cheap 9d each. Chesley E. White & Son, is one of my regulars. R. Dodwell. Paget, after 5.30 p.m. At your service 8 a.m. to C p.m. daily Minimum rates for IS words Bridge. REASONABLY PRICED COTTAGES for cash. Phone 4273. 4371. (excepting Holidays). The .lew Lucas (additional words 3d. extra per word): Room, house, apartment, AND APARTMENTS for selected House, Union Street. Phone 3981. One insertion, 4s.; two, 3s. 9d. each; SHORT ORDER COOK. Write Box tenants — our speciality. Bland Real YARD STICKS. Always handy around THEY ARE HERE! The Inexpensive GARMENT HANGERS. We have all anything—being a Classified Estate 3076. safe, dependable Mosquito Motors. types including suit and trousers three, 3s. 6d. each; four, 3s. 3d. each; 14470, Bermuda Press. the house or store. Three types at TROLLEY JACKS — l'/2 ton and 2»_ Ave, 3s. each; six, 2s. 9d. each; seven ad I fill 'em FAST. 1/6, 2/9. 5/6. Chesley E. White & Information phone Hercules Cycles, hangers. Plastic or wood. Chesley E. ton Garage jacks, see the "EpcoE UNFURNISHED HOUSE, thirteen Son, 4371. Queen Street. White & Son, 4371. 2s. Sd. each. SALESLADY for Hamilton store. Ap­ Have a vacancy? Dial me Minor" 15 cwt. for private use. Sun­ ; Insertions mast be made within ply Manageress, Stationery Store, rooms, six bathroofhs. Excellent shine Supply Co. Reid Street. Phone at 5881 NOW, get rent Citv locations for Guest House. Bland, THE MOST EXCELLENT Auto Electri­ CURTAIN RODS and all accessories 2103. period of one week. Special reduced Bermuda Press Ltd., Reid Street, CRAYONS in several types and paint cal services. Skilled engineers. now in stock. Chesley E. White & prices for multiple insertions for Hamilton. money SOON. 3076. sets. Lusher & Company, 2139. The finest instruments. Modern equip­ Son, 4371. TYRES—"Seiberling". Rayon cord and extended periods. ment. Ready to help. At The New TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE, conveni­ ANSCO FILM and Dura Flash Bulbs heat vented, with Seiberling tubes EXPERIENCED FIRST-CLASS COOK. Lucas House, Union Street. Phone OAK DINING ROOM SET, chests of for your car or truck. Sunshine Sup­ Telephone 2146. ent Warwick beaches. Available for better pictures. 3907. drawers, vanity, corner cabinet, end short term rental. £55 month. Bland, tables, living room set. Call Speedy ply Co., Reid Street. Phone 2103. ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED TO RENT 3676. GENERAL MAID, references prefer­ ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS — Milliard, EVERY SIZE OF CAR BATTERY & Siki, 4235. Hardware red. Apply Mrs. Dudley Spurling. 40, 60 watt. 1/6 each; 75, 100 watt, ready lor use and properly serviced BAZAAR, FAIR, FETE and PARTY at the New Lucas House. Union Street. VENETIAN BLINDS. Made in Ber­ ORGANISERS. We can supply your Tel. No. 9512. IF YOU HAVE a One, Two, or Three- THREE BEDROOM COTTAGE, fur­ 1/9 each. Special discount to the METAL MOULDINGS—Stainless steel Bedroom House or Apartment, phone nished. Convenient .Elbow Beach. trade. Young, Trott & Co., Ltd. muda by the Globe Venetian Blind Candy and Novelty needs. Phone SPARE PARTS for Chris Craft Marine Co., Angle St. Telephone 2971 for and aluminium for counter, sink, 4273. ^^^^^^ RECEPTIONIST for Kenwood Club. 5845, Margaret Ryan, Real Estate, Available several months. £ 60 month table. Jeffrey & Sons, Angle St. Tel. Hamilton. Bland, 3076. Engines in stock. Bill Williams. prompt service. Three days from Temporary employment. Apply Gib­ "WELMAR" PIANOS: Mahogany tro­ Phone 3747, local distributor. 2971. ALCOHOLIC INFORMATION CENTRE bons.' Company General Office, Reid picalised "Welmars" are used on the order to installation. open mornings only, 9.30 to 12.30 at Street! OFFICE SPACE in Hamilton, up to TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, furnished. Queen of Bermuda. H. Roy Dismont, "PANELYTE" — Modern plastic table Room 317, Hamilton Hotel. Inquiries £15 monthly. Kitson & Co., Ltd. . Warwick. Spacious .homestead. Phone 1150. Real Estate and counter coverings; many beauti­ Builder's Supplies confidential. Phone 3951. MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN 4333. Opportunity for reliable tenants. £45 ful colours. Jeffrey & Sons, Angle St. required immediately. Regular em­ month. Bland, 3076. ELITE SEWING MACHINE. Complete MODERN TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE, | Tel. 2971. GLASS JALOUSIE WINDOWS — the OPEN MEETING ALCOHOLICS ployment for suitable applicant. Good DO YOU HAVE A HOUSE OR APART­ with motor, foot control, sewing Oft* Serpentine Road. Good value; latest idea for maximum vision and ANONYMOUS. Every Sunday. Jit wages, references required. Apply MENT available for rent. We have TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT, light and carrying case. Only £22.19 0 £4,500. Bermuda Tourist Bureau. VENETIAN BLINDS of lasting beauty, ventilation. Ambard & Company, East 8.30 p.m., Lily Hall, Church Street. Garrison Engineer, Prospect. tenants waiting. L. P. Gutteridge, furnished. Modern apartment house. cash price. Chesley E. White & Son, 1240. built to withstand climatic condi- j Broadway. Information, phone 7270. Real Estate. Phone 4255-4256. Convenient Hamilton. £35.13.0 4371. tions. For particulars 'phone 213?. EXPERIENCED BARBER, white. Call month. Bland, 3076. TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE in Warwick. SAVE TO TRAVEL CLUB. Ensure Lovely views. £4,200. Apply Mayne COTTON TABLE COVERS, attractive Handicraft your next holiday, easy payments. 7147 after 7 p.m. any evening. COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS — ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES. The Furnished and unfurnished; all dis­ ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT, miracle machines that do every­ I & Co. Phone 4152. colour prints at exceptionally low Bermuda Holiday Bouse. Telephone TWO TAXI DRIVERS. Call 2126 prices. Lusher & Co. Wholesale only. GIFTS—Hand-tooled from finest Ber­ 4333. tricts. Bermuda Tourist Bureau, furnished. Convenient Hamilton. thing. Only £50.19.0 cash price. Belmont Taxi Service. Crawford House. Telephone 1240. Waterfront £35 month. Bland, 3076. Chesley E. White & Son. 4371. SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS in South- muda cedar, in all varieties. John . ampton. Water views. Priced from LIVING ROOM SUITES, upholstered Davis, Cedar Shop, Somerset. BEFORE OR AFTER THE MOVIES, £500. Apply Mayne & Co. Phone chairs, pianos and radios. Bargain drop-in for a tasty meal. Twin House FURNISHED TWO-BEDROOM COT­ TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT, PIANOS: With benches by "Brins- 4152. prices. Mayne's Furniture Exchange, Restaurant, Wesley Street. TRADE SERVICES TAGE or APARTMENT within furnished. City. £30 month. mead." London. Guaranteed solid j Happy Valley. Livestock reasonable distance Hamilton. Ber­ Bland, 3076. mahogany, fully tropicalised. F. V. An­ TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE in Spanish muda Tourist Bureau. Telephone 1240. fossi. Point. Waterside lot. Approved SINGLE BEDS complete, bedside STARTED BABY CHICKS. Sex-links WASHING! The City-Cleaners are now UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, two and New Hampshires now available. washing washable mats at 1/- per lb. purchaser. £7,250. Apply Mayne & tables, wardrobes and carpets. Good WANTED TO BUY FURNISHED ONE - BEDROOM COT­ bedrooms. New. Spacious. War­ MITCHELL AIR CONDITIONERS for Co. Phone 4152. | buys. Mayne's Furniture Exchange, Sandys Brokerage Company. Tel. 5909. We collect. TAGE or APARTMENT near Hamil­ wick. £25 month. Bland, 3076. home and office use. Call Office Happy Valley. OLD INTERESTING SILVER, copper, FOR PROMPT COLLECTION AND ton. Soon as possible. Bermuda Tourist COTTAGES-APARTMENTS. Contact Equipment Ltd., Court Street, Hamil­ NEWLY - BUILT TWO - BEDROOM Pets brass, china, knick-knacks. Phone DELIVERY of Dry-cleaning and Bureau. 1240. Len Davis, Bland Real Estate, ton. 3185 - 4049. COTTAGE, Pitt's Bay Road West. REFRIGERATORS, gas and electric Little Dorrit, 3693 before 10 ajn. £4.250. Bermuda Tourist Bureau. stoves. Give away prices. Mayne's pressing, call The City Cleaners. corner Church and Parliament Sts. BLACK COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Phone 1268. SINGLE LADY, working Hamilton. Telephone 3076. RUBBER STAMPS made to order ta Telephone 1240. i Furniture Exchange, Happy Valley. BUILDING LOTS in all parishes. Requires one bedroom apartment or any size and type. Lusher & Co., pedigree. 29 champions, can be Clients and cash waiting. Bermuda TWO-APARTMENT COTTAGE on lot COTTON BROADLOOM CARPETS, rgeistered. Telephone 3879. WATCH. CLOCK and JEWELLERY studio apartment. £25 month. TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT, new, 213S. Tourist Bureau. Phone 1240. expertly repaired. Otto Wurz, 6. Bland, 3076. 307 by 71. Woodlawn Road, Sandys soft as velvet, 15 beautiful colours, unfurnished, hot and cold water, £5,250. Bermuda Tourist Bureau. mothproof. Call 3777 nights only. ONE OR TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGES Vallis Building. Southampton West. Apply Robert JUST ARRIVED, Extra Fancy Red Memorials TWO LADIES, English, require two Delicious Apples; also King's. Red with or without modern con­ WATCH REPAIRS — Best service in Trew, Manchester Street, Somerset. NEWLY - BUILT TWO - BEDROOM CEDAR END TABLES and co_.ee veniences. Bermuda Tourist Bureau. bedroom furnished apartment near Rose Feeds in dress-print bags. Harold COTTAGE off Orange Valley Road. tables, dining suites and vanities. For MARBLE MEMORIALS of beauty Bermuda. All makes, full guarantee Hamilton. £35 month. Bland, 3076. Cooper. Phone 1240. on all work. H. S. & J. E. Crisson. LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE, water­ £4,000. Good mortgage available. Mayne's Furniture Exchange, Happy and distinction, contact Mrs. Jack front, Paget. Available summer Telephone 1240. Valley. Critchley. Phone 2206. HOUSES AND LOTS in all parishes MIMEOGRAPHING. 15/- 1st 100 ENGLISH COUPLE, require furnished months. Kitson & Co., Ltd. Phone BROWN FIBRE SUITCASES, 12, 14, and -price ranges. Call Mayne tt copies. 10/- additional 100 copies. apartment to £25 month. Bland, 4333. 16. 18 inch. Suitable for school HOUSE NEAR COX'S HILL. Seven HOUSEHOLD STEP LADDERS. All Co. today at 4152. Paper included. Office services. Pnone 3076. children. Arcade Furniture Company. rooms, bathroom, large basement, sizes from 4 feet to 8 feet. Chesley two tanks. £4,500. Bermuda Tourist E. White & Son. 4371. WILL PAY CASH. White family wish 2603. UNFURNISHED COTTAGE, South­ AMERICAN COUPLE, two children ampton East; bedroom, bathroom, CASTOR POMACE. By the bag or I Bureau. He Won't Nap On to locate by June, two or three bed­ require house or apartment conveni­ CLOTHES CLOSET, wood two doors. room cottage in good locality. Write DURACLEANED rugs and upholstery living room, dining-room, kitchen. pound; now in stock. Sandys Excellent condition, 84 x 20 x 65 look cleaner last longer. Call your ent Hamilton, about £50 month. Phone 5845, Margaret Ryan, Real Brokerage Co. Phone 5909. I BUILDING LOTS on Bermudiana Box 65, Bermuda Press. local dealer. Ernest Robinson, 9328. Bland, 3076. Road. Reasonably priced for ap­ inches. Phone 2135. Trains Again Estate. proved businesses. Bermuda Tourist SEWING MACHINES. All types low FOUR-BURNER GAS STOVE, in good ENGLISH COUPLE, one child. Work­ Bureau. Telephone 1240. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED COT­ prices. Free course dressmaking. condition. E. J. Mello. Phone 3959. CROXLEY GREEN, England, INSURANCE ing Hamilton on contract, require TAGE, Riddell's Bay, suitable couple Rentals. Service. Cecil Harris, Church REAL ESTATE furnished house to £55 month. MODERN-TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE, March 6 (Reuter).—An innocent only; available teat 9 months; £45 Street. garage, large tankage. Burnt House ANTIQUE FURNITURE and household FIRE INSURANCE. Insure your buil­ SALES OR RENTAL PROBLEMS ? month. Phone 5845, Margaret Ryan, Hill. Reasonably priced. Bermuda effects, including rugs, refrigerator, nap on a suburban train turned dings and personal effects with L. P. For free consultation contact Ber­ MIDDLE AGED COUPLE, two bed­ Real Estate. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, from 2/- to Tourist Bureau. range. washing machine, kitchen elderly Walter Carr's excursion to room apartment in or near Hamil­ utensils and vacuum cleaner. Phone Gutteridge, Bank of Bermuda Bldg. muda l'ourist Bureau, Crawford House. £5.10.0. Bermuda Scenes and other London into a nightmare last Phone 1240. ton. Lease, £60 month. Bland, 3076. TWO - BEDROOM Furnished APART­ assortments. Bermuda Press Stationery TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE on nice 5238. PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE MENT, Pembroke; £35 month. night. Store. sized lot, Ord Road, Warwick. PORTABLE ROYAL TYPEWRITER, in provides benefits for bodily injury, CAN'T GO WRONG consulting NO MONTHLY COMMISSIONS Land­ Phone 5845, Margaret Ryan, Real £5,250. Bermuda Tourist Bureau. Mr. Carr set off for the big city death. Consult Bermuda Fire & Marine Wallace Gilmour about Real Estate lords, enquire about our free Estate. 1240. good condition. Studio couch and STROHMENGER undoubtedly the best in mid-afternoon to keep a dinner Insurance Co. matters. Twenty years' experience. rental services. Bland 3076. tropicalized piano. The Little large refrigerator. In first class con­ Telephone 1547. FURNISHED COTTAGE, Paget: bed­ French Shop. TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, large lot. 80 dition. Telephone 4333. engagement. When he failed to PERSONAL ACCIDENTS happen — room, bathroom, living room dining feet waterfront, North Shore, Pem­ TWO- OR THREE-BEDROOM UNFUR­ WE MOVE, PACK, STORE, SHIP show up at his destination Lon­ Result—Medical expenses—hospital HOMES AND BUILDING LOTS. Apply NISHED COTTAGE OR APART­ room, kitchen, laundry and unfurnish­ EVERSHARP PENS and Matching broke. £9,500. Bermuda Tourist expenses, loss of wages. Insure to E. J. Mello. Call from 8 ajn. to ed room. Phone 5845, Margaret Ryan. Bureau. furniture safely. Bermuda Transfer don police started a hunt that MENT. Reliable tenants. Bermuda Desk Sets make lovely gifts. Bosun's & Storage Co.. Ltd. Phone 5900. against this at Harnett & Richardson. 9.30 and 12 to 1.30 also 5 to 9 p.m. Tourist Bureau. Telephone 1240. Real Estate. Locker, Radio Centre, Bermudiana didn't end till midnight—with a Phone 3959. Road. MODERN THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE, TWO - BEDROOM UNFURNISHED Cedar Hill. Warwick. £4,750. Mort­ ELECTRIC WASHER, used three railwav worker finding the vet­ Unfurnished COTTAGE OR APART­ COTTAGE, Paget West; £27.10.0 gage £3,000. Bermuda Tourist months. Call 3879. eran still sitting in the empty train STAMP COLLECTING MENT, Pembroke, Paget or Devon­ month. 'Phone 5845, Margaret Ryan, BATTERY ACID — 1250 ready to use, Bureau. Telephone 1240. FOR HIRE shire. Careful, reliable tenants. Ber­ Real Estate, Hamilton. distilled watery by the gallon or car­ "G.E.C." ELECTRIC STOVE, three he had boarded nine hours earjifir. GIBBONS 1955 British Empire, two- muda Tourist Bureau, 1240. boy. Sunshine Supply Co., Reid Street MODERN TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE, burner, apartment size; fast fires. The train had been taken out - reigns and simplified Catalogues TRUCK COMPRESSORS, concrete UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, Paget Phone 2103. __*«-_. Cavendish Heights. . Reasonably White, £25. Phone 3618. of service at the suburb of Wem- * now available. Stamp Shop, Nicholl Cast, couple only, £27.10.0 month. priced at £5,500. Bermuda Tourist mixers, and water pumps, by day, ONE-BEDROOM FURNISHED COT­ bley. Mr. Carr, slightly deaf, did Building. week or month. Phone 2305. TAGE, linen, china, silver not Phone 5845 Margaret Ryan, Real When adults and. children get cross. Bureau. Telephone 1240. Estate, Hamilton. nervous, fidgety, give them Sporting Goods not hear the conductor's instruc­ required. Two adults. Mrs. Lowry, NUTROPHOS, the tonic that soothes 4_i__, Butterfield & Co., Ltd. MODERN THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE, tion to "change here" and stayed TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE, furnish­ frayed nerves. St. Monica's Road. Quick sale, FOR THE GOLFER: Woods from 75/-; ed, Ord Road, Warwick. Garage. £4,750. Bermuda Tourist Bureau. irons from 50/-. Seven - club set aboard as his train was shunted £35 monthly. Available imme­ That cough you can't shake off—take Telephone 1240. with bag, £23 15s. Bermuda Sporting into a siding. WANTED diately. L. P. Gutteridge. Real Estate, FERROL COMPOUND, a tonic cough Goods Co., Walker Arcade. telephone 4255 - 4256. remedy. Builds resistance as it cures SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, St. George's "I thought there was some sort your cough. West. Reasonably priced for quick of traffic hold-up," he explaihed AIR COMPRESSOR, in good order. FOR THE TENNIS PLAYER — BED-SITTING ROOM APARTMENT, sale. Bermuda Tourist Bureau. 1240. Slazenger Rackets, Balls, Presses. today. So he settled down to wait Phone 3943. Hamilton. Waterside property; £35 NEW SHIPMENT German straight and round edged razors — also barber Bermuda Sporting Goods, Co., Walker I and dozed off. monthly. L. P. Gutteridge, Real Estate. NEW TWO-STOREY, TWO-APART­ Arcade. Telephone 4255-4256. shears. W. J. Boyle & Son, Reid St. MENT HOUSE, Long Bay Road. The next thing he knew was a FOR SALE Somerset. £5,500. Bermuda Tourist FOR THE COMING SOFTBALL railwayman waking him at mid­ Charming ONE - BEDROOM HOUSE, Garden Supplies Bureau. 1240. SEASON — New stock of gloves. furnished, Riddell's Bay; £45 balls, bats, masks. Bermuda Sporting night and asking what he was monthly Including telephone, gar­ TWO-STOREY BUSINESS PREMISES, AFRICAN VIOLETS: Well established Goods Co.. Walker Arcade. doing in the deserted train. dener. Waterfront property. Avail­ Dundonald Street, Hamilton. Priced With the muddle cleared up Mr. able 1st April for six months. L. P. plants. Climbers, ruffled doubles. to sell. Bermuda Tourist Bureau. Beautiful FOR SALE Gutteridge, Real Estate. Telephone variegated. Mrs. J. S. Vallis. Phone Telephone 1240. Wearing Apparel Carr continued his trip to London 4255 - 4256. 1343. —arriving 12 hours after he left MODERN TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE, COTTON WORK-GLOVES — an ex­ at Khyber Pass, Warwick SUITE OF OFFICES, Vallis Building, ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY of Vege­ Harrington Hundreds. Reasonable. home here. Today he resolved to table and Flower Seeds; also seed- cellent purchase. Lusher and Co., third Door, 860 sq. ft. L. P. Gutteridge, Good mortgage available. Bermuda wholesale only. do no more napping on trains. Lot of Land Real Estate. Telephone 4255-4256. potatoes, pomace, nitrate of soda. Tourist Bureau. Telephone 1240. Harold Cooper. GROUND FLOOR WAREHOUSE, 1.000 | WELL LOCATED, reasonably priced on South Shore of COTTAGE sq. ft., Corner Church and Court LADYBIRD ELECTRIC LAWN- Building lot, 1/3 acre. Road front­ Streets. Available April 1st. L. P. MOWERS ai-e efficient, economical, age 60'; water frontage on Smith Gutteridge, Real Estate. Telephone easy to use; £28.10s. with 100-ft. cable Sound. St. David's 95'. Bermuda Harrington Sound at Young, Trott & Co., Ltd., Richmond Tourist Bureau. 1240. with 2 acres 4255 - 4256. Road. FURNISHED STUDIO APARTMENT TWO - APARTMENT HOUSE, fully with kitchenette, hot and cold water. FRESH SEEDS — Flowers and vege­ furnished in Paget. One large lot, EXTRA! The land is just over half an acre and slopes Excellent building Situated in the Ledge Apartments. tables. Wadsons. also banana garden. For information towards 160 feet of good waterfront land Parliament St., Hamilton; £18 per contact E. J. Mello. Phone 3959. month. Phone 3364. For a better garden RA PID GRO, the For plan and further details please contact us miracle plant food. WADSONS. THREE - ROOM COTTAGE, in good Views of the South Modern, unfurnished TWO-BEDROOM condition; Church Hill, Somerset. A LOVELY TWO BEDROOM HOME HOUSE, near Warwick Academy; AFRICAN VIOLETS, well-established Quick sale, £ 1,850. Bermuda Tourist Shore plants, ruffled, variegated double. Bureau. £33. Kitson & Co., Ltd., 4833. Come and see them. Mrs. Thomas- complete Newly Completed UNFURNISHED Murdoch. V ONE CLEARED BUILDING LOT, Priced for Quick Sale APARTMENT on Highwood prop­ 120' x 75'. Near beaches. South erty, Paget. Four rooms, kitchen, bath CITRUS FERTILIZER, special mixture, Shore, Warwick West, £700 or near * Fully furnished in attractive and modern style new shipment now in stock. H. offer. Contact Alvin Sykes. Phone and pantry; £27.10.0 monthly. Call Richardson, Shenorock, Paget West. at £7,000 M. A. Gibbons, Ltd., 1261. 1206 daytime. SALE OF LAND FRESH SEEDS now available. Corn, * Landscaped property 112 x 95' with adjoining STORE FURNITURE WITH US until Cantelou _e, Watermelons, etc. Otfice Equipment your home is finished. Bermuda Verdmont Florist, 4612.. IN PEMBROKE PARISH The Rego Agency Co. Transfer & Storage Co. Phone 5900. lot 115 x 100' DETORF GERMAN SPAGHNAM REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS, both SEVERAL SMALL FURNISHED PEAT-MOSS—the perfect soil con­ standard and portable now in stock. APARTMENTS for couples only. ditioner — obtainable from all the Office Equipment Ltd., Court Street, * Located in Warwick near the beaches and Dwelling Houses Thereon Bermuda's Active Agency From £30 to £40 a month. Call leading stores. Hamilton. Phone 3185-4049. Robinson Real Estate, 2188. Phones 4334, 3836 SPECIALLY SELECTED ROSE TREES BURROUGHS CASH REGISTERS — l| belonging to Percy Edward Saints and SMALL STORE on Verdmont Road, -3®2tnLW, — Many varieties, all colours, from Itemising or general purpose. Hand Priced Right Smith's Parish, available at £12 8/6 each. Commander Bowie, St. and electric. Sales Service. Office Marjorie Rose Saints monthly. Call M. A. Gibbons, Ltd., George's, 9248. Equipment Ltd. Phone 3185. 1261. Owner leaving the Island and mutt sell By Public Auction Contact us today on the Premises under the Power of Sale contained in a Mortgage M. A. Gibbons, Limited Phone 1261 at 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sth Mareh, 1955 "OWN VOUR OWN' ALL THAT parcel of land in Pembroke Parish in FOR SALE the Islands of Bermuda BOUNDED on the NORTH FOR SALE by land now or lately of James Davidson measuring one hundred and nineteen feet on the EAST by a roadway twenty feet wide leading from the North "Palm Yale" Shore Road to "the Woodlands Road" measuring South Whale Island fifty feet on the SOUTH by land of the heirs or South Shore, Devonshire devisees of Henry Cox Outerbridge measuring one Located in Beautiful Ely's Harbour, hundred and nineteen feet on the WEST by land of A lovely Five Bedroom Home of old Bermuda Sandys Parish David Beckwith measuring fifty feet TOGETHER Architecture with adjoining Guest Cottage and WITH the dwelling houses thereon and all other Outbuildings in a Beautifully Landscaped Area Approximately Three Acres . appurtenances TOGETHER WITH a right of way Setting. Will Consider Any Reasonable Offer over the said roadway twenty feet wide. OVER 7 ACRES PROPERTY To View Contact Further information may be obtained from: Could be converted to an excellent investment property. Kitson & Company Limited For more information contact .;,'.;."' Ardleigh Cottage Auctioneers MYER Me MALLOY APPLEBY, SPURLING & KEMPE, "The Friendly Realtor" MERCURY. HOUSE - FRONT STREET. Attorneys for the Mortgagee. Vallis Building 1| Phone 4193 Sole Agents .27»tm.. a-Mtm. saaitm. _P*E W>fAL (MZETTB, MONDAY, *__^Ui<-^-1«?, B55 Page Ig. Was It Really Necessary? aEcmic POWER FROM Self-contained />ve Rental Fully Furnished ATOMS THIS YEAR Apartment I Service Huge Response to Blood WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reu­ Double Bedroom, Lounge, to landlords ter).—The first atomic-produced electric power for-commercial use Kitchen, .Bathroom, Constant hot water No Monthly Commissions probably will be available by late summer or autumn, Atomic Information on request Appeal, But Victim Dies Energy Commission officials said Rent £32. 10. 0 today. Apply BLAND '• ?fi_fey said the land-based copy REAL ESTATE NEW YORK, March 6 (Reuter).—Despite an immediate of the atomic engine for the sum- AMERICAN HOUSE HOTEL marine Sea Wolf, at West Milton, Phone 1188 Corner Church and response to a nation-wide television appeal last night for rare blood donors, an 11-year-old girl for whom the blood ,N.Y., will produce the power that 2760|f.eitp. Parliament St. — Tel. 3076 will be offered for sale. was sought died two hours later. It is a project of the Knolls The appeal was made by Jackie Many people called police head­ Atomic Laboratory at Schenec­ Cleason in the closing minutes of quarters when they were unable tady, N.Y., and is operated by Closing Exchange Rates his television comedy show. Al­ to reach tiie hospital, the Colum­ {General Electric Corp. The plant most immediately the switch­ bia-Presbyterian Medical Centre. is 18 miles north of Schenectady. at The Bank of N. T. boards at the studio and the hospi­ More than 500 . persons went The capacity of the plant will ICE - CREAM tal were flooded with offers. directly to the hospital in the be 10,000 kilowatts — enough to Butterfield & Son, Ltd. rain. supply a town of about 12,000 people. Hits the Spot! on Saturday NO SHORTAGE WANTED A hospital spokesman said, how­ STRAWBERRY BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL ever, that there was no shortage RASPBERRY YOUNG MAN | of the type blood for the little girl PINEAPPLE RATE FOR UNITED STATES and that the Red Cross regional EXCHANGE Short Sleeve CHOCOLATE Immediately blood programme had promised BUTTERSCOTCH to supply all that •ffas needed. (white) 17 - 20 CARAMEL $2.79 $2.789375 This "was contradicted by a CHERRY Bank buy ine rate $2.8050 To assist in office. television Bt&r, Garry Moore, who White Shirts $1.00 equals 7/1 Work interesting and had called Mr. Gleason during his Macaroon Roll Bank selling rate $2.78 excellent future show and asked him to make the 12/6 each $1.00 equals 7/_ Commencing Salary: appeal. £11 per week Mr. Moore, a boyhood friend of Freeza Fresh Foods CANADIAN FREE RATE Write Box No. 3237, the girl's father, Mr. William London Rogers, gave this account: The Shirt Shop Limited $2.751875 $2.750625 Bermuda Press Ltd. A mutual friend called him at Tel. 3947 - 4137 3237ts.siwi in tu w.th I. about 7 o'clock at his Rye, New Montreal _274t«_. 32-7tm $2.753125 $2.749375 York, home and told him "O" Bank buying rate $2.7650 negative type blood was needed WAISTLINE—H-LINE—A-LINE.—There's a line to suit every taste among the new Parisfashions for little Angela Rogers. Angela this spring. Hubert de Givenchy's pale pink cotton dress features a natural waistline and a full $1.00 equals 7/3 had been ill for years with cystic Bank selling rate $2.73 WANTED skirt on either side of the button-down panel. It is worn with an orange mousseline chignon scarf. fibrosis, her life frequently in Genevieve Fath shows a buckled H-line in her grey and black tweed chemise dress. It is worn $1.00 equals 7/4 danger. She was bleeding badly following an operation on Tues­ with a white pique dickey. Dior's new A-line is best exemplified by his navy worsted ensemble Kitchen Help day. featuring a long torso dress with toll-pleated skirt topped by an elongated jacket flaring out from French narrow shoulders. (Women) Mr. Moore got a pint of the rare blood (only six persons in 100 SALE OF LAND have this type) from a Port Ches­ 6 Days per Week ter hospital and raced into Man­ JPerfumes hattan to the hospital. There, he Atom Scientists Call For By Public Auction on the Apply in person at Office said, he consulted with the doctor premises and under the power and hospital officials and was told U.N. Check On Tests How The Russians of sale contained in an Pink Beach more was needed but local sup­ by plies were exhausted. He then Continued from Page 1 Indenture of Mortgage. 29571.ii.eitp called the Gleason show and asked the radiation injuries to 23 Fooled Wendell Willkie that word be relayed to Mr. Japanese fishermen following a Gleason of the need for public hydrogen bomb test at the A./SMfcf Monday the Twenty-first donors. Pacific proving grounds last TOKYO, March 6 (Reuter).—A former Russian secret BALMAIN Mr. Gleason asked his audience March, it said. service colonel today described how a Soviet collective farm WANTED to help just before he went off the BIG BLAST TODAY was made to appear glamorous for Wendell Willkie when he day of March, 1955 air. An hour later the hospital LAS VEGAS, Nevada, March 6 (Reuter). — The biggest explosion visited Russia in 1942. Exclusive With issued a statement, trying to stem Coloney Yuri Rastvorov, who He and about 100 .other students at 4 o'clock in the afternoon 2 Office Girls the blood offers, saying it had of the present series of atomic tests in the Nevada desert may be defected from the Soviet missien were shipped to the farm about enough blood pledges to meet "all in Tokyo early last year, said he a month before Willkie was due. there will be offered with knowledge of typing future needs" of Angela. set off at dawn tomorrow. Subject to a further consulta­ was one of 100 students who put They were dressed up in civilian Hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Angela died two hours later, but tion on likely weather conditions on a "propaganda reception" at clothes and ordered to pose as the hospital spokesman declined to be held later, the test organisa­ the farm for the American Re­ farmers. Most of the regular Job. Dhaw&t to sav what was the precise cause tion has decided to explode to­ publican leader. collective farmers were shipped SFOR SALE off "to the front line." Apply in person at Office — of her death. The spokesman em­ morrow an atomic device on a Colonel Rastvorov, in a letter Pink Beach phasised, however, that there was 500-foot tower. This- test, which published by the financial news­ Soviet workers busily cleaned By Public Auction no lack of "O" negative blood, was to have been the first in the paper Sangyo Keizai, -cited the and painted all the barns and 2956ttu eitp. and said offers were still pouring series, has been postponed several Willkie incident to try to show stables and repaired the farm's Vallis Building Hamilton in. times because or Weather condi­ the Japanese people how visitors roads, and just before Willkie ar­ metm. ALL THAT one undivided Tenth tions. to Russia can be "deceived." rived champagne, caviar and Speculation has suggested that special food were sent from Mos­ part or share of and in ALL THAT Willkie was defeated by the cow to try to make the best certain lot of land of irregular the device might be an improved REVISED SYSTEM OF atomic trigger for the hydrogen late Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1948) possible impression on the Ameri­ shape situate in Devonshire Parish 'bomb, Three tests have been in his bid for the American can visitor. Come to FRITHS on Reid Street in the Islands of Bermuda held since February 15. presidency. He subsequently Colonel Rastvorov went on: "I made a global tour, to return to delineated on the plan annexed US. SECURITY CHECKS believe Mr. Willkie was given the for Bermuda's finest stock of the United States and proclaim same deceptive treatment every­ to an Indenture made the WASHINGTON, March 6 (Reu­ PLANE WITH U.S. MISSIONhi s concept of "one world." 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He added: with us. the one part and Eugenius Her­ ing security risks. chartered airliner from Paris parliamentary delegates visited made an unscheduled stop here Russia last year "its members Some selections from our IN-BOND PRICE LIST: man Stowe of the other part and The new regulations, which do must have been deceived in the not go as far as many- critics de­ last night when weather condi­ "Club" Package $14.00 No. 6 Package'. .-. $14.00 thereon coloured Pink and num­ tions in New York were too bad same way." manded, were drafted by the At­ 2 White Horse Scotch • Dewar's White Lobel Scotch bered Forty-six (46) and torney General 'Mr. Herbert for it to land there. Jordan King Pledges When the Japanese delegates hounded NORTHERLY by Lot Brownell, and his assistants. Aboard it were the U.S. Assis­ returned, most of them—including 3 Seagram's V.O. Whisky 4 Canadian Club Whisky tant Secretary of Labour, Mr. J. Conservatives—gave favourable Numbered Forty (40) on the said The rules, which are intended Defence Of Holy Places No. 3 Package $22.00 plan now or lately in the posses­ to provide uniform procedure in Ernest Wilkins, and his party who reports of what they had seen in 'Ace" Package -. $14.00 all departments, provide among were returning to Washington KARACHI, Pakistan, March 6 the Soviet Union. 2 Drambuie Liqueur sion of Louis A. Smith and there from Geneva, where they have 2 Cherry Heering other things that: (Reuter).—King Hussein of Jor­ Colonel Rastvorov's letter was 1 J. Walker Red Label Scotch 1 Harvey's Bristol Cream Sherry measuring Sixty - seven feet 1. Charges be specific enough to been attending conferences of the 1 Ambassador 25 yr. old Scotch governing body of the Interna­ dan said today that his people to an unnamed "senior Japanese 2 Seagram's V.O. Whisky EASTERLY by Lot Numbered be meaningful to employees. would sacrifice the last drops of Government official." 1 Islay Mist Scotch, 10 yrs. old There have been complaints that tional Labour Organisation. their blood to defend the holy Thirty-nine (39) on the said plan The party were taken to the now or lately in the possession of in some cases the charges brought places of Islam in Palestine. "Bar" Package - $14.50 No. 8 Package $21 .SO against an employee were so gen­ Castle Harbour Hotel. Reuben Mouchett and there At a reception by the citizens White Horse Scotch Drambuie eral that no defence could be PATON 1 Chartreuse (Green) measuring Twenty - nine feet drafted. of Karachi, the 19-year-old King Bisquit *** Cognac said Jordan "will not fall ahort of Bacardi Blanca Rum 1 Grand Marnier SOUTH-EASTERLY by the road 2. Subordinate officials should A.M.E. Musical And and 1 Benedictine D.O.M. not be given the final say on any sacrifice for the protection of Seagram's V.O. 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Church in force." 2-3-4 Ply Fingering Vat 69 Scotch 14.50 Canadian Club Whisky ~ 13.50 in the case of Wolf Ladejinsky, an Hamilton yesterday afternoon. •The Antiquary Scotch ...... 16.00 Cherry Heering „___.'__„_ 14.00 Company and now of the Ber­ official who was called a security King Hussein, accompanied by Grand Marnier ...... 18.00 Some 20 artists took part in the Queen Zain, the Queen Mother, is Baby Wool Old Forester Bourbon 15.50 muda Government and there Modern Homes risk by one department of the programme. Old Fitzgerald Bourbon „ 19.00 Myers' Rum _ 10.00 measuring Ninety-two feet and Government but cleared by two on an eight-day state visit to Mr. W. L. Tucker, M.C.P., the Pakistan. DOUBLE KNITTING Booth's Cin 9.50 Hennessy **• Cognac — 17.00 WESTERLY by Lot Numbered 3 bedrooms St. George's others. guest speaker, spoke on "Respon­ Today he had a private meeting from 2/- Bbrty^five (45) on the said plan £5,700 sibility," appealing to all to accept Plus a complete range ef straight five-bottle packages MOMBASA, Kenya, March 5 their responsibility in everyday with the Pakistani Premier, Mr. Also Angora Knitting Wool Please place orders early now or lately in the possession of 2 " Cavendish (Reuter).—Strong police patrols life. Mohammed Ali, attended a .'Stephen A. Richards and there £5,200 guarded Mombasa docks today private dinner given by the Pre­ in white and 20 other glorious measuring Ninety-two feet TO­ alter a mass meeting of 10,000 African leader. A wildcat strike mier and placed wreaths on the FRITHS LIQUORS, LTD. 2 " Burnt House African dock workers last' night hilltop shrine of Mohammed Ali colours GETHER WITH the cottage and has tied up 25 ships in East £6,750 ended with the beating up of an Africa's leading port. Jinnah, "father" of the nation. Wine and Spirit Merchants store building thereon erected 3 " Tamarind A. R. MERCER and tiie appurtenances. York Street Mangrove Bay Reid Street £9,500 Queen St. 2914 ST. GEORGE'S SOMERSET HAMILTON Further particulars may be 2 " Devonshire 32S3fin. Phone 9185 Dial 8150 Dial 2954 or 4084 obtained from: £4,750 3 " Pembroke Hallett, Whitney and Patton Church Street, Hamilton £8,000 Attorneys for the Mortgagees 2 « Ord Road £5,75

Doulton figurines, English WASHINGTON, March 6 (Reu­ ter). — Mr. John Foster Dulles, crystal and other wonderful the Secretary of State, returned to Washington today from his Asian gift items. See them all in - - a proud tradition in tour, ready to report to President Eisenhower, Congress and the na­ tion on the China-Formosa war our English China Shop in its situation and allied defences against Communism in the Fat charming setting opposite East. i His plane touched down this the covered pier where the CASHMERE morning in a downpour of rain one hour behind schedule be­ Furness ships dock. cause the weather conditions. Mr. Dulles told reporters: "I have seen at first hand the for­ ward positions of freedom, which A joy to own, a beauty to wear — the Chinese Communists geek desperately to take. I foffnd courage and love of liberty and. Our splendid Braemar of Scotland* hope, a hope that stems largely JL from the power of the United States and our dedication to the - - - the hallmark of perfection cashmeres. Exclusively ours in Bermuda, cause of freedom." Mr. Dulles returned to Washing­ ton amid intense speculation that the Chinese Nationalists might be in Washable Doeskin Gloves these sweaters are fashioned from the preparing to evacuate the Matsu .0. island group, 20 miles from the China mainland and now under purest Himalayan cashmere, and qre direct threat of attack. Mr. Dulles will report to Mr. Eisenhower on the private talks Indeed the Mark available in stbft rainbow pastels and he had at Bangkok with the Bri­ tish Foreign Secretary, Sir Cross stamp is like Anthon Eden, on policies de­ in rich darker shades. signed to halt the "vest pocketf* a hallmark — signi­ war in the area of the Formosa Straits. fying English excel­ lence in our famous doeskin gloves. Our Funeral Notice collection of classic Funeral services for Mrs. wjiite and natural LAVINIA ESTELLE DILL will be held today at Christ doeskin will delight Church, Devonshire, at 4 you ... so won­ o'clock. A service will also be conducted by Elder Henry derfully soft and Caisey at the "House of yet completely * Exclusive with us Prayer," Marsh Folly R_^d, Pembroke East, at 2.15 o'clock.' washable. from 27/6 or $3.85 See also our new shipment of "Dobby" gloves in fine washable doeskin. Just unpacked. Soft creamy white. Made in England 15/- or $2.10 Full range WE SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH.

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