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Lt. BAILLIE-STEWART I IN THE HOUSE | COLONIAL FINANCES INTERNATIONAL YACHTING THEYJAY Willing to Spend, But no Money FOUND NOT GUILTY The Forthcoming Sound Interclub Yachts Due That the minutes of the Corpora tion meeting contain much of In view of the present state of Monday interest. Election colonial finances, the following Free State Taxes Bread from North — Nazis * * * may be of interest to the public. j The four Interclub Yachts which Threaten Counter Boycott—Sugar Profiteer According to the last Treasury That the proposal to keep the lower Candidates to Put Up are coming to Bermuda to give verandahs on Front St. free from Reports, at the end of February battle to the Royal Bermuda Yacht ing Stirs Canada—Claim Foreign Steam there was in the Public Treasury a obstruction for the passage of £50 Deposit Club One Designs are due to arrive pedestrians may be the beginning debit balance Of £5,834-4-6 on gen on the "Queen of Bermuda" April ships Owe U.S. Half Billion—Western eral account for 1933 and a credit of bigger schemes. "Practically at its last gasp," 3. The se yachts are:'' Poppy'' saile d * * * balance of £19,l05-ll-o on Suspen by Briggs Cunningham, "Opal II" Union's Assets Decline—Winni to quote one member, the House That the Railway Company has sory Account, which latter amount sailed by E. P. Alker, "Bee" sailed of Assembly yesterday afternoon asked permission to name one of was made up of the f 13,066 carried by Clarence Smith and "Thetis" peg Grain Exchange Plan Re devoted its attention to two mat its locomotives "The City of to this fund from 1932 and £6,039 sailed by G. S. Gardiner. moval — Cuba Considers ters of importance—the policy of from previous years. During Jan Hamilton." the Board of Immigration and the uary and February of 1933 no pay Definite arrangements have been * * * Moratorium — Premier procedure for the forthcoming ments were shown from Suspensory made for the races to commence That this must be a locomotive for election. Account, though expenditure went on Thursday. April 6, and following an express train. Bennett Asks Sound The Immigration Bill, in its on as usual from General Account. week days. The yachts will sail as * * * a team, four Interclubs v. four original form placing upon em Since January 1st last the follow That one wonders what would have Financing ployers the onus of first ascertain Bermuda One Designs. Each race happened if the company had ing measures have been passed by will be scored on the point system. ing whether any person they em named it without asking permis MRS. "JIMMIE" WALKER GETS DIVORCE the Bermuda Legislature, on the The winning yacht will receive one ploy is in Bermuda legally, passed sion. understanding that tho money point for finishing and one point through committee, but not * * * was to come out of Suspensory for each yacht she defeats. The without amendment. As it finally That some one might have brought Account. second yacht will receive one point CAMPAIGN AGAINST SECESSION IN an action for libel. passed the employer who knowingly for finishing and one point for each * * * WEST AUSTRALIA. and wilfully employs a person to Suspensory Account Appro yacht she defeats and so forth. That a long time ago it was held Bermuda illegally is liable to a priation Resolve (No. 1), The team first to win three races that corporations "cannot com penalty. Similarly it will be an 1933, £ 428 will be the winner of the series. The mit treason, nor be outlawed, offence for an employer to bring T.s.s. Prince David Resolve races will commence at 2.45 p.m., such forestalling of taxation, he nor excommunicate, for they IMPERIAL AIRWAYS LINER anyone to Bermuda without the 1933, 140 start and finish to be in the Great said, but he added that the situa have no souls." Board's sanction. Hen Island Purchase Act, Sound. CRASHES; 15 KILLED tion must be enquired into, and if * * * There was long and sometimes 1933 450 a remedy could be found it should heated discussion on the Bill, the The yachts to represent Bermuda That the arrival of 1000 visitors in Four Leap From Flaming Plane be applied. will be as follows: "Cardinal" N. B. one day cheered many. .principal argument against it be £1 ,018 * * * ing that already the Board was Dill, "Longtail," E. C. Gosling, * * * But Parachutes Fail Them CLAIMS $600,000,000 DUE FROM "Starling," J. E. Pearman and That the bookings on the next four given ample powers by the amend In addition to these measures FOREIGN STEAMSHIP "Flirt", E. R. Williams syndicate. ing Act passed last year. This Act actually passed, the following are boats are good. DIXMUDE, March 28.—Fifteen COMPANIES requires employers to fill in forms This series furnished a major * * * passengers on the Imperial Airways still bstore tbe Legislature at var sensation last year as it was one giving particulars of all employees ious stages, approval of the expen That one or two prospective candi liner, "City of Liverpool," en route WASHINGTON, March 28.—Sen who are non-Bermudians. of the closest contests ever sailed dates are reconsidering their de ator Wheeler, of Montana, has in diture having been given by the and was won by the Bermuda from Cologne and Brussels to The Bill was amended after the cision to stand. troduced a resolution, requesting an Assembly in every case:— yachts only after the full five races Croydon, were killed when the committee had rejected a motion * * * aeroplane crashed in flames near investigation of charges that former had been sailed, the issue being in That many candidates stand but that the committee rise, and "a Suspensory Account Appro Essen. Secretary of tbe Treasury Mellon, doubt until the finish line had been few members sit. motion striking out the first portion priation Resolve' (No. 2), At least eight of the passengers and •other U.S. Treasury officials, crossed. * * * of the Bill. 1933. £ 38 are known to be British, three failed\to collect $600,000,000 to It is to be hoped that some en That the general tendency just Supplementary Appropria- - Germans, and one Belgian are taxes due from foreign steamship terprising transportation company now is to try and get the best ELECTION MATTERS tion Resolve (No. 2). 1933. 600 accounted for, and there were companies. The charges were made will provide a steamer to follow possible House. four women on the list. The by David Olsen, former Secretary Increase fer Hamilton Fife .*-" these races as there will be a great The Bill introduced by Col. Dill * * * "City of Liverpool" was in charge of the Stock Market Investigation Brigade (£600 to £1,200) 600 many disappointed yachting en on the last day of "meeting, requir That for this reason there will not of Pilot Leleu, and Flight Engineer Committee, which filed suit to Salary of District Medical thusiasts if there is no boat avail ing election candidates to furnish be so many changes as some Brown, and Wireless Operator February seeking to recover $220,- Officer, Eastern District. 450 able for this purpose. a deposit of £50 before a nomination, thought. Stubbs were among the crew. 000,000 from the United States Gov Purchase of Property for such deposit to be forfeited should Following an explosion of one of ernment. Whitney Institute, 3,000 THE PRINCE OF WALES' CUP the candidate poll less than one- That strangely enough the chances the engines, the airship burst into * * * Charges on Statues and "lions" 106 eighth of the total votes, met with are that there will be changes flames. Repairs ia 1932 to channel The Prince of Wales' Cup will be WESTERN UNIOH COMPANY'S strenuous opposition. It finally to the conservative and patrician buoys. 52 sailed for by the Six Metre yachts That some of the victims attemp ASSETS SHRINK passed through committee with parish of Paget. Personal allowance for 1932 of commencing April 18 and following ted to escape by leaping from the several amendments which do not * * * Attorney General 40 week days, one race each day. liner is proved by the finding of four NEW YORK, 28th March.—The affect the actual principle of it. That St. George's will also see netf bodies at distances of from one annual report of the Western Union Scoring will be as last year on the members. * * * Mr. A. C. Smith led the oppos Colonial expenditure is. of course, j hundred to three hundred feet Company shows assets of $14,610,- point system; that is, a yacht re That the Yale University English ition against the Bill, moving that dependent on Colonial revenue, from the spot where the wreckage 516, as against $17,427,273, a year ceives one point for finishing and Rugby team arrives tomorrow. it be read this day six months, and the Budget for 1933 was framed descended. It is believed that ago. one point for each yacht she de * * * which, for the purposes of the on an estimated revenue of £409,- t hey had donned parachutes which * # * feats, the yacht aggregating the That Bermuda will give the mem present House, would have killed it. 807 (the actual revenue for the must have been faulty or improper WINNIPEG GRAIN EXCHANGE greatest number of points scored bers a hearty welcome. Both he and Mr. "Misick levied previous year having apparently ly adjusted, as they evidently failed PROTEST TAXATION in four races will be the winner. great criticism upon the measure been £406,785) and an estimated oo to open. Present indications point to there as another tendency to restrict expenditure of £409,215 (though it WINNIPEG, March 28.—Protest being four yachts. "Jill" will be BERMUDA ROTARY CLUB seems for 1932 to have actually ing against what is claimed as Continued on Page 14 sailed by J. S. Johnson, who, it will FREE STATE FIGHTS NORTH been something like f430,033, be excessive taxation, the Winnipeg be remembered, raced here last The usual weekly luncheon of IRELAND FLOUR AND BREAD OO sides what was spent from Sus Grain Exchange has appointed a spring and was on the successful the Bermuda Rotary Club will be pensory Account.) American team on the Solent last held today at the Bermudiana DUBLIN, 28th March.—In an committee to work out a plan DEPARTMENT OF whereby the Exchange may be re With an actual net surplus in the summer, afterwards winning tbe Hotel at 12.30 p.m. The speaker effort to stifle the competition of AGRICULTURE Treasury of only 112,253. it is not Seawanhaka Cup from the Scotch will be Dr. Pirie, who has been in northern Ireland flour mills and I moved to Fort William, at Lake- head. The vote indicated that surprising that progress on the defender "Maida" on the Clyde. Bermuda for several weeks. Dr. bakeries the Free State Govern Sandys. A meeting was held in last-mentioned appropriations has "Bob Kat" owned by R. B. Meyer Pirie ranks high in the medical ment has increased the tariff on I ninety per cent, of the members favoured removal to the new loca the St. James Church School Room been slow and hesitating, though has been chartered to William profession and has received recog all kinds of bread, flour, wheaten j at 4 p.m. Saturday, 25th tost. Mr. the Assembly has given full con Bartholomae, Jr., of California, nition for valuable discoveries in meal and similar products one pen tion. * * * C. G. Gilbert, M.C.P., occupied the sent to go ahead with such legisla who will skipper her. The Bermuda connection with the X-ray. His ny per pound. chair, and the meeting was addres- tion. subject is "Commercial and CUBA MAY TRY TWO YEARS' Sixes will be "Achilles" owned by ed by Mr. E. A. McCallan, Director W. J. H. Trott syndicate and skip Scientific Value of the X-ray." MORATORIUM SCHEME 00- NAZIS THREATEN TO BOYCOTT of Agriculture. pered by J. E. Pearman, and the 00 JEWISH TRADE The following committee, the "Viking" owned by E. H. and K. F. HAVANA, March 28.—Senator majority of whom were present at "LIGHT OF LIFE" AT METEOROLOGICAL NOTES Viriato Guiterrez, leading repre Trimingham. Last year the "Vik BERLIN, 28th March. The Nazis the meeting, was appointed: Mr. sentative of the sugar interests, has ing" was successful, but fast as the Party has answered threats of boy Abbott, Mr. Walter Barker, Mrs. ST. JOHN'S | recommended a two years' mora Bermuda Sixes are, they will have March 28th. cotts against German goods with j Bray, Mr. and Mrs. T. Fall, Mr. torium for Cuba's foreign debts. their work cut out this year as Barometer— counter threats to boycott Jewish I J. R. Ftolay, Mrs. J. W. T. Gilbert, * * * Fine Performance of Noted slight changes made to the "Jill" 8.00 a.m 1017.3 millibars business within the Reich area. Mr. Hugh Gray, Mrs. Higgins Miss 30.04 inches PREMIER BENNETT URGES v have undoubtedly improved, this This movement, it is announced, Winifred Parker, Mr. T. J. Perin- Oratorio 8.00 p.m 1018.5 millibars SOUND FINANCIAL POLICIES very fast yacht and close finishes is already under way, the purpose chief, Mr. V. F. Scott, Mr. John should be in order. 30.08 inches being to retaliate against foreign F. Simons, Rev. J. D. Smith, Mr. OTTAWA, March 28.—Canada Among the many creditable Wind— ers who have made protests based Manuel Sousa, Mrs. M. R. Stowe, must retain her sound financial musical performances in Bermuda, 8.00 a.m., N.W. 30 mi. per hr. upon allegations of anti-Semitic Mrs. I. S. Troll. one of outstanding interest froni- oc Noon, N.W. 19 " " outrages in Germans. Official policies in view of her debtor posi tion in the world money markets. Small exhibits may be carried a vocal point of view was the pro 8.00 p.m., W...... 10 - " toleration of the retaliatory move to the following residences or duction last Sunday at St. John's Max. Temp, for 24 hrs 65' ment is seen in a telegraphic com Premier Bennett declared, prior SALVATION ARMY to the passing of the BUI empower stores of the following, from Church, Pembroke, of Elgar's Mto. Temp, for 24 hrs 54° munique denying that the boycott whence they will be taken to the Oratorio "The Light of Life." Rainfall for 24 hrs 07 ins has authoritive support but admit ing the Ministry to suspend gold Exhibition: Mr. J. R. Finlay's, Mr. Those who were privileged to hear United Welcome Meeting Sunshine for 24 hrs 7jhrs... 36 min. ting that the Administration would redemption of Dominion notes Walter Pertochief's, Mr. T. J. Perin- it realize the immense amount of * * * permit it "so long as foreign Gov when considered necessary. • • • chief's, Miss Bessie Young. work it required for amateurs to Tomorrow evening, at 7.30 there FOREIGN REPORTS ernments take no steps against the Entry forms may be obtained 4^ o master such a comprehensive musi will be a grand United Welcome OS © & atrocity propaganda." FINAL DIVORCE DECREE FOR •*"' CO from Mr. C. G. Gilbert and Mr. J. cal score. Meeting to ' Commissioner James ® od a * * * EX. N.Y. MAYOR'S WIFE J. Perinchief. +J Great praise is due Mr. Wheeler, Hay, O.B.E., and Mrs. Hay, to the OS • s Later:—The Government has . Devonshire. A meeting will be Wesley Church, when Colonel L. Date sa u a OS TJ. MIAMI, Fla., 28th March.—Janet as also Mr. Hollick, the conductor, *i -J declared a universal boycott against held to Cavendish Hall, Devonshire, Des Brisay will preside. March 28th. OS » Allen Walker, wife of James J. the choir and all those who took all Jewish businesses and profess at 8 p.m., Monday, 3rd April. Mr. 5 © oS O CO leading solo parts. Especially An excellent programme has been CD CO ions, to be enforced throughout Walker, former Mayor of New York Pi — H. J. B. Dunkley, M.C.P., Chair amongst the latter one must men arranged and several well-known goo m all Germany. All newspapers fail City, received the final decree to man. tion the reverential and beautiful speakers wiU give addresses and o ing to support the boycott will be her divorce suit against her hus * * * singing of Mrs. Adah Spurling and there should be a very large gather OANAT>A: H banned from entering German band. The d|vorce was obtained MARKET FOR BERMUDA the Rev, T. M. Salmon, who pos ing to do honour to the Commiss I .1 !.- 1 26 crace households, and German businesses on grounds of desertion. s VEGETABLES IN CANADA sibly have never before had greater ioner. OlUi" ' 32 .06 will be barred from advertising in * * * c opportunity for displaying the vol During their visit Commissioner Toronto 32 c trace SECESSION NOW AGITATES such newspapers. The export vegetable trade has ume and quality of their voices to and Mrs. Hay will hold many meet U.S.A.: WEST AUSTRALIA * * * opened very disappointingly this church music, where clear enun ings including a Public Holiness Boston 40 be _ REMEDY SOUGHT AGAINST season. The quantities exported ciation and devout treatment are Meeting at the Citadel at 11 a.m. New York. 36 c PERTH, AUSTRALIA, March 28. — GREEDY SUGAR have been in excess of those exported demanded. In a lesser manner this, on Sunday a Great Salvation Meet Philadelphia.. 38 c MERCHANTS —Premier Lyons has started a — during' the corresponding period criticism would apply to the young ing at the Colonial Opera House on Atlantic City 42 be State-wide campaign to persuade — last season, and could have been er soloists, and soloists and choir Sunday evening at 7, a Public 40 b the citizens of West Australia to Washington.. — OTTAWA, March 28.—Congress greater if prices had been right, combined in acquitting themselves Meeting in Somerset on Monday, BERMUDA: vote against secession from the man Rhodes told the House of Com but — unfortunately — prices for beyond all expectation. a Lecture on Tuesday in the Opera St. George's.. 53 cp — mons that many reports had been Commonwealth in the forthcoming most vegetables, and particularly It is to be hoped that those who House, and a Publio Meeting to St. NOTE:—b—blue sky, be—partly received telling of a raising of sugar referendum. Both Houses of the for carrots our chief export veget were not present will have another George's on Wednesday at 8 p.m. cloudy, c—cloudy, o—overcast, prices by wholesalers to anticipa Legislature voted last December to ables at this season of the year, opportunity for hearing a work to the Army Hall. r—rain, p—passing showers, s— tion of the increased sugar tax. No permit the referendum so as to have been very low.and a consider- which marks a development to the To all there meetings the public snow, f—fog, t—trace bf- blue penalty has yet been provided for Continued ou Page 14 Continucd oo Page 2 musioalactivities of the island. are cordially invited. sky and fog, rs—sleet—z bazy. RALEIGH BICYCLES —ATWATER KENT RADIOS - WADSON'S Page 2 THE RQYAL GAZETJ1 ANR QSLONISffl DAJIY, .WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933
Correspondence BERMUDIAN ENGLISH Crowds Cheer "Storm Troop" Parade in Berlin and tifalmttet SaUtt Interesting Paper by Noted INCORPORATION 0. r. v. A* THK ROYAL GAZETTE (ESTAB. 182B) Professor r«« COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS (ESTAB. 18«) Gratifying Results of Tag Day Professor Harry Morgan Ayres, PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY of Columbia University, has recent THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. March 28th, 1933. ly contributed a most interesting REID STREET. HAMILTON Dear Sir:— paper on "Bermudian English" to A. M. PURCELL The Committee of Management "American Speech," a journal deal MANAGING EDITOR would be greatly obliged if ou ing with ethnological and philo ASSISTANT EDITOR I E. T. SAYER would kindly publish in your \ ilu- logical matters. _ A»»1»TANT MANAGER I ERNEST X SELL able paper the thanks and appre Professor Ayres has spent some ADVERTISING MANAGER: M. M. HANSFORD ciation of the Committee to the time in Bermuda and, judging from * * * ladies who were In charge of our his most excellent paper, he used Tag Day on the llth inst. for their SUBSCRIPTION RATES that time to good purpose and made valuable work. Also to all those LOCAL: ONE YEAR, 40/-: SIX MONTHS. 20/-: the best use of his observant eye THREE MONTHS, 12/6: ONE MONTH, sr-. who sold the buttons throughout and ear. FOREIGN :—To UNITED STATES AND CANADA, the Colony, and to the public who $12,00 PER YEAR. TO GREAT BRITAIN. 50/- The purpose of the paper, he •SR YEAR so generously contributed to the writes, is to enter a plea for includ ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE fund. Following is the list of the ing in the domain of American returns received from the nine NOTE. — All correspoadeace ssbmitud mut be me- English the English spoken by the comptaied by tbe writer'* same and address as s Parishes:— inhabitants of Bermuda. cvarantee of anthentieiiy, sot aeceuariry lor ssblica- In dealing very exhaustively with ti*a. Tbe Editor reserves the rifbt to accept or reject Pembroke. £47 9 10 say letters forwarded, and publication sWs aot imply Paget 20 8 11 the speech of Bermudians, Profes atreemeat with opiaioas expressed. Sandys 10 0 0 sor Ayres is careful to avoid giving Hamilton Parish... 7 12 3 any impression that the local pro nunciation is in any sense in WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933 St. George'a 7 0 0 Tbi, impressive picture shows a detachment of cavalry in the Hitlerite "Storm Troops accurate or peculiar.. Smith's Parish 4 19 0 passing through the Brandenburg Arch in Berlin during a recent parade staged by tne National-Socialist Party (Nazis). SECRET SERVICE-OR Warwick.... 3 10 6 "On the contrary," he writes, Devonshire 2 14 8 "Bermudians would be justified in DISSERVICE? Southampton 2 a 0 taking pride in their speech as having by its conservatism main DEPARTMENT OF £105 15 2 tained a kind of purity; and the The trial of Lieutenant Baillie- Bermudian voice is as gentle as AGRICULTURE Stewart, British Army officer ac Thanking you in advance and the soft and kindly elements that cused of violating the Official lap their Atlantean solitude." Continued from Page 1 Secrets Act. which comes to us for past courtesies, Unfortunately we cannot produce able quantity of carrots together THE HALIFAX AND BERMUDAS CABLE CO., LTD. daily via the cable, reads like an I am, exactly his description of the local E. Phillips Oppenheim novel, except with smaller quantities of other pronunciation of certain vowels vegetables have been held in stor for the gaps in the narrative due Yours very truly, and words, for this requires a to the fact that, being a court- age in Canada because at the time HENRY C. ADAMS, special type and some letters not of receipt there was no demand for martial, some of the proceedings Secretary-Treasurer. usually found in a newspaper font. are ia camera. But the familiar them. Added to this has been the Associated with B.S.P.C.A. But he deals extremely ably with failure of celery, carrots with tops Imperial & International Communications, Ltd. Oppenheim characters and settings 00 all the vowel sounds and he illus are present :•—the Machiavellian and parsley to arrive in Montreal trates his point by much subtle in uniformly good condition. secret service agent, the mysterious humour. HERE AND THERE Three causes have helped to International Regulations issued by the Madrid woman supposedly in his toils and Speaking for instance of a native bring about the unsatisfactory Telegraphic Conference of 1933 provide the following pay, the hastily arranged assigna Bermudian with pronounced local Monday morning, when the market conditions which have ex revised rules and tariffs applicable on and from April 1st, tions in various Continentiatcities, "Monarch" docked, looked like accent, he tells the story of this the cheques drawn on foreign banks isted up to the present: First, the 1933:— the old days when everybody in man having heard the King's mes buying power of Canadian house etc.. all the characterisations, in Hamilton went to Front Street to sage over the radio. After listening cidents, scenery and costumery of wives is not as good as it was a year watch the "Vic" or the "George" carefully to the King's dictum, he (1) Urgent telegrams (where admitted) to be charged at the romantic fiction writer are en ago; second, the stocks of domestic come in. On Monday the street remarked "how very un-English carrots brought over in storage were double ordinary rate instead of treble rate as formerly. tering into this drama of reality was packed with vehicles and hur the King speaks." now being presented at Chelsea larger than last year's; and third, rying people. The astonishment of After giving many examples of the (2) Night Letter Telegrams one third of ordinary rate with Barracks. American vegetables have been so young girls who had never entered a use of vowels, ae for a; ei for a, 00 low in prices that thirty per cent minimum of 25 words. Despatches state that every seat horse-drawn carriage before was an for o, etc., the writer instances ad valorem duty at point of loading available to the public is filled, interesting sight. many local words seldom heard has afforded little protection to (3) "Weekend" Letter Telegrams not admitted after April and that great crowds assemble Visitors to Bermuda never cease elsewhere and traces their source Bermuda vegetables, and in the 1st, 1933. each day outside the building, to congratulate themselves on the of English origin. Even among case of carrots at least, the Ameri eager for tne latest developments. rapidity with which they go through cultured Bermudians this old dia can product more nearly meets Deferred and Night Letter Telegrams may now bo Tne pub lie likes its news well spiced, the landing operations, baggage, lect sound is preserved. "This Canadian requirements. written in any one language admitted for fullrate plain served piping hot; for the appetite customs and a carriage to their water is draggy," i.e., full of dregs. language telegrams. is avid.and often tends toward the The situation is likely to improve. hotels being a matter of a few "At home," he writes, sounds like morbid. The stocks of domestic carrots and minutes even on a crowded morn "a term" on the lips of many Ber cabbage are about exhausted, and (5) The paid prefix for all deferred telegrams is LC, in Back of the little drama, sor ing. mudians of refinement. He also place of LCO, etc. did enough when stripped of its the demand for Bermuda carrots Not many things are subject to- refers to t*he interchange of "v" stage trappings, lies the unplea and cabbages will increase in the duty which the average tourist and "w" and remarks, "a short sant truth that the Oppenheim ant Maritimes in particular. Bermuda Night Letter Telegrams extended to: brings. Few of them pack up their residence in Bermuda brings con hology, if one may so describe tomatoes protected by a specific sewing machines, for Instance, or viction that Dickens did not exag Austria, Belgium. C'zecho Danzig. Den mark, Finland, that author's voluminous writings, duty, are expected to sell at fair firearms, or cigars and cigarettes gerate," and he concludes a most prices, as are Bermuda onions. France, Germany, Gibraltar, Holland, Hungary, Italy, is not merely fanciful but factual. admirable paper with the observa by the box. The officials are kind Encouraged by last year's prices Lettonia. Lithuania, Luxemberg, Malta, Norway, In books, or on the stage or screen tion: '"The sound' (v and w), says and understanding and have not and an early demand last year these personalities and plots have Jesperen, 'seems to have died out Switzerland, Algeria, Tunis, Tangiers, French Morocco reached that hard-boiled appear for our vegetables. Bermuda farm their fascination, but to find that about the middle of the nineteenth and ance found in the larger ports of ers increased their plantings of all what has been accepted as diversion century, as Ellis and recent phone ALL BRITISH POSSESSIONS the world. export vegetables except celery. With must be taken seriously is discon ticians do not know it from actual • • • 100 respectively the acreage of each certing, for it compels us to think, experience.' But Bermuda offers Natives who have not been important vegetable in the field W. E. RICK WOOD. whereas, we had only expected to living examples on every hand. through Happy Valley for a year at the close of February last year, Manager Bermuda Branch. be entertained. The completeness with which it is will find many changes going on up the acreages at the corresponding Secret service, military secrets— here established suggests that the 4516tw.th.f.s. there. The road is a picturesque date this year were as follows: change is older than the earliest why do these exist? Have we not, part of Bermuda highways and will in our own time, had enough of reports of it." Cabbage 175 repay a visit. A great deal of build Carrots 145 blood and steel, of hatred and de ing has been done in > nat neigh We thoroughly recommend the IN THE ESTATE OF struction? Are we not still stagger Celery *68 Waffle and Afternoon Tea bourhood in the last year or two. paper to all interested in the sub Onions 455 ing from the shock which came so Houses have sprung up almost ject, for, apart from its specific Alida Elizabeth Smith near to blasting civilisation from Tomatoes 201 overnight, and one must get almost purpose, it contains much valuable At the time of the crop survey in Sale of Work DECEASED its hardly wrought foundations, round to the tennis courts to enjoy information on many matters not and hurling us back to the bar February large quantities of tomato the former rural aspect of the re usually associated with philology. seedlings remained in the seedbeds, barism from which we have so Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1876, gion. One may register the pious and were not included in the figures (By ladies of St. Andrew sCharch) slowly, so painfully come forward? hope that the development will be Sect. 50. Must we so soon make ready for —00— given above. These have since been in keeping with the beauty of the transplanted. A large crop is ant another conflict. r id ~,et up a new NOTICE is hereby given to cred neighbourhood. icipated if weather conditions are Thursday, March 30th machinery of wholesale death and itors and others having any debts, # * * FALLEN SOLDIERS ARE STILL right. Harvesting will commence devastation? claims and demands against the There was a time when the rail during the latter part of next month What else can be inferred from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Estate of Alida Elizabeth Smith, way cars were rather bumpy, but FOUND ON SOMME FIELDS (April), and the quantities exported these agencies and secrecies? Rare of Warwick Parish in the Islands of one must praise the new so-called should increase throughout May ly a day passes without announce Bermuda, deceased, who died on "pullmans" with their wicker chairs LONDON, March 28.—(C.P.);— and June. The Board of Agricul ment of some new discovery of that ST. ANDREW'S HALL, the Ninth day of March, 1933, that and a much greater length. They Bodies of British soldiers are still ture has ordered a second Cutler branch of science devoted to an .they are hereby required to forward ride easily and the 5:28 from Ham being found on the Somme battle tomato grader, and a shed is now nihilation; of bombs which can the particulars of their debts claims ilton St. George's is quite a train, fields at the rate of 800 a year, ac being constructed at the Station Church Street. wipe out entire cities, gases which and demands to the undersigned "Commuters" work cross-word cording to the annual report of in which to place it. can asphyxiate whole populations, puzzles,and we may eventually see Major-General Sir Fabian Ware, 4339tf.17w.29 on or before the Twenty-second germ carriers which, once released, The temporary packing house at day of April, 1933, after which date the portable chessboard in opera Vice-Chairman of the Imperial Evans Bay, Southampton, was com can travel to the ends of the earth, tion on that end of tne line. The* War Graves Commission. It was the Executors of the said Estate destroying all things animate. Some pleted several weeks ago. and a will proceed to distribute the as portable typewriter is also useful estimated that by last Autumn Boggs onion and potato grader The Annual General Meeting of these may be fictional, some of to while away the time. The opera there would be no further space sets of the said deceased amongst them are undoubtedly founded upon installed. The building will be the persons entitled thereto, hav tion of this particular train is well j in existing cemeteries in the Somme opened for packing as soon as of the fact—and these are but the horrors done by the train crew. There is area, consequently negotiations ing regard only to the debts, claims made public. What then of the hor market conditions in Canada call and demands to which they shall no doubt that crews of the trains have been entered into with the for it. All vegetables except to rors kept secret? during the first months were in then have had notice; and that French Government for the en matoes will be packed in it. Perhaps such things must be, clined to treat passengers, cars, CAVENDISH CRICKET CLUB they will not be liable for the said largement of Guillemont Road Mr. W. R. Evans of the Depart perhaps the nations can only keep engines, etc., more or less like assets or any part thereof so dis Cemetery. ment left for Canada on 18th Feb the peace by keeping pace with toys. There is getting to be quit® tributed to any creditors, person General Ware says: "In concen ruary, and has been actively en will be held in other nations in the invention of a professional atmosphere on the or persons of whose debts, claims trating now on the hardly less dif- L death-dealing devices; by keeping, line, which is to be admired. gaged, in conjunction with the and demands they shall not then ficult and exacting labours involved I in secret, a step ahead in the know * * * three brokers, in stimulating the have had notice. in the maintenance of these me- 1 THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ledge of ghastly agencies and im sale of Bermuda vegetables, which morials and cemetries, in many plements. Perhaps such knowledge One must confess that the olcf- has been a difficult task. Mr. Evans ROOMS lands differing in government, reli H. MAETIN GODET, and such equipments are the only fashioned custom of having in will return this week and an ab gion, and civilization, and in phy Barrister-at-Law, preservatives of safety, peace and spectors go through the trains fe stract of his report will be published sical and climatic conditions, the Chancery Hall, Hamilton. honour, and their possession absol irritating, especially to the man soon after. who may have lost his ticket. A S Commission feel secure in the sup- 00 On Thursday Evening, utely essential as pre-requisites Dated 25th March, 1933. conductor should be able to handle port which has been built up to to the successful promotion of dis March 30th 1508IW29.S1.J8.S15. armament plans. these matters. Many good stories ensure the future. For, during the 15 years that they have been at Perhaps, also, it is not for us to are Cold of this inspecting custom CUSTOMS HOUSE work, there has been developed a reason why. But at least we may in the States. at 6 p.m. • # m stronger international organiza exclaim, "Oh, the pity of it!" There is a lot of talk around town tion than has ever before existed. WHEELER-WOOLSEY about the opening of stores on "All Governments of the British Rates of Exchange By order Board of Management Commonwealth have for the first Saturday evenings. Certain stores 1514fw.th. do some business while others rare time joined together in an active Brown had very large feet and a ly pay the additional electric light partnership founded not on defence The following xates of ex very bad cough. He entered a boot change were In force at the current. Many of the merchants of competing interests, not merely It was a very hot day and a very shop, and the assistant turned the would like to close, if one may be on negative freedom from the do Customs House, on Tuesday, place upside down to find some March 28th:— long railway journey, and a very lieve them. Yet Individuals are minating control of the senior slow train. As the train pulled up thing to fit Jn.vvjf. Brown had just afraid to do' it unless all agree. member, but on a positive realisa U.S.A. ~ $3.42 1 cisd on the fortieth pair when ho at a station the old gentleman Gift shops naturally would not tion, which has increased with Canada $4.11 started coughing. put his head out and shouted to agree Lo Saturday night closing, growing confidence month by Belgium 85 the guard "Shall I have time to "Nasty cough!" said the assis and they can not be blamed. But month as they haye met in council, France. 87 get a drink?" tant. that each partner can contribute { the larger stores might as well Germany...... 14 "Yes," answered the official. "Yes," gasped Brown. "Doctor to the solution of common diffl- j close. Storekeepers ought to decide Holland „.._*--»_ 8.05 "Can you absolutely guarantee says I've got one foot in the grave." culties, experience and knowledge j these problems for themselves and Hong Kong...... Is. 4d that the train won't start without "I shouldn't worry, " said the of affairs unequalled in therir ex- if they find that opening on Sat- Italy. ~.„. 87 me?" assistant. "You'll never get the urday night is not justified by the « tent, their variety
•.. •••. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933 Psge 3 at the Thttee Shows in One Today MECHANICS HALL THEATRE
mm r mmt JheaPi&f »i ." if t~t\ Tm m fitj MATINEE TODAY at 3 p.m. MECHANICS HALL THEATRE REID HALL CHARLIE RUGGLES, LIONEL ATTWILL, Love, Jealousy Motivate Fiend in "Prosperity" Last Showing KATHLEEN BURKE Bfc'galSi SHOWMANLY PRESENTATION Terror Mystery, "Murders in in OF THE WORLD'S LEADING PICTURE SUCCESSES The Zoo;" Ruggles in Fun in a small town, mothers-in- Cast law in prodigious battles, romance Ifi x VES ^9 and a bit of drama—these are the Jungle hate strikes in the heart elements with which Marie Dress m.m M At 3.00 and 9..30 Only am •><• of a city in Paramount's startling ier and Polly Moran mould a Love Drama laid in Java — Shorts "Murders in the Zoo," which open marvel in pure entertainment in ed Monday at the Mechanics Hall. "Prosperity," Metro - Goldwyn - TONIGHT at 7 p.m. Theatre, featuring Charlie Bug Mayer's mirthful melee of battling gies, Lionel Atwill, Kathleen mothers-in-law playing at the Reid Burke (the Panther Woman;, HaU Theatre for last time. SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME Randolph Scott, John Lodge and Marie and Polly are the mothers- Gail Patrick. in-law. They battle over the mar Showing at 7and 10p.m. Showing at 8.30 p.m. Jealousy is the motive of the ried life of their respective son and crimes committed in the zoo. daughter until they drive the Every man that dares look at the youngsters into divorce and the "FORTY SECOND beautiful wife of Eric Gorman audience into hysterics. Amid the "MURDERS IN (Lionel Atwill) meets death. And howls of laughter there are a few STREET" since Atwill is himself a scientist, heart throbs, too, for a bit of THE ZOO" The Wonder Show of a "bring 'em back alive" collec mother love, a sacrifice, and a very 1933 LILIAN BOND tor of wild animals, Paramount tense little dramatic situation are 45ISCCK-. Directed Sjy Cisrersce Badger has devised ingenious methods of interlarded among the laughs. Sam A Columbia Picture killing that pique the imagination. Wood directed the picture, and the Charlie Buggies is most effec clever young man who directed tive as Peter Yates, thewell-plast- "Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford" cer At 4.00' and 8.00 Only At 7.00 Only ered press agent of the zoo, who tainly knows his comedy. thinks up the benefit banquet in the Oarnivora house to raise an Runs Grocery Store endowment fund for the animals. Here take place the killings that Marie plays "Maggie," who gets BtfJJlI! ^§#y keep you on edge of your seat a job in the town grocery store from thrilling start to absorbing when the town goes broke, starts finish. a "swap and trade" business, and ERNEST TRUEX—UNA MERKEL ——oo—~ finally solves the problem of good •VR°>MORAU Laugh Sensation business. Miss Moran is the shrew "LIFE BEGINS" ish purlciner of pickles—inciden tally that scene is a classic in com edy. Anita Page and Norman Brilliant Premiere Film circles are buzzing with the importance of "Life Begins," which Foster play the married children, Thursday Night 7 and 9 p.m. was made at the Warner Bros, and they in turn have children— — Only — studio and which opens next Thurs played by little Jacquie Lyn and day afternoon at the Mechanics Jerry Tucker. Clever character WILLIAM HAINES Hall Theatre. comedy is contributed by Charles Giblyn, Frank Darien and Henry CLIFF EDWARDS The topic of "Life Begins" is one Armetta. that has been tabooed—movie pro MADGE EVANS ducers lacked the daring to pro The comedy highlights include duce a picture treatingwith mother the Christmas Night when Miss ?K£ PlKEST HOTSL 13 TH* WISTSJUJ HZUISPKIKX Are a Perfect Delight! hood—it was too sacred a subject Dressier, Miss Moran and Fester to take a chance on—faulty handl- all turn up dressed as Santa Clauses ling might defle a matter that is and battle for the honour of offici only spoken of in whispers. How ating at the Christmas treat, the LUNCHEON TEA ever, it has been made into a movie comical squabble of the mothers- at last and judging from the reports in-law that breaks up the weeding that have emanated via the film ceremony and sends the youngsters GALA DINNERS Tuesday and irade papers, Warner Bros, have over to the city hall to be married made "Life Begins" an outstanding in peace by the mayor, and many movie. other screaming situations. The Friday Evenings denouement, with a gripping bit of B Leo Meehan, Hollywood staff drama, affords Miss Dressier op correspondent for the Motion Pic portunity for some v ery dramati ture Herald, wrote " 'Life Begins' "straight" characterisation as well. is as outstanding as it is new. There ——00 Special Sunday concerts. All is no question as to which is the outstanding picture previewed the sports. Dancing in the grill past week. It is 'Life Begins.' "WHEN STRANGERS MARRY" There never has been a picture re motely resembling it; and possibly Reid Hall Film Starts Fast and for story interest, intense, throb Finishes Faster THEODORE TITZE, Managing Director bing drama interlaid with natural The old axiom of "love at first comedy, there never has been a sight" is pretty well shattered in more gripping picture. The spon the story of "When Strangers 18-hole golf course available to residents an.i . Isitors. taneous applause which broke out in Marry," a Columbia picture, star the preview audience heralded con ring Jack Holt, now playing at the firmation of previous reports. Reid Hall Theatre. 00 In the picture Holt first meets his future wife, as played by Lilian "42nd STREET" Bond, in a Parisian dive on terms that could hardly be called auspi cious. She demands that he be The New Windsor Hotel Holds Over Today at Mechanics thrown out, and slaps his face Hall Theatre when he proposes an insulting QUEEN STREET - HAMILTON toast to her. To her amazement Owing to popular demand, "42nd he retaliates by placing her over Serves Street," Warner Bros.' epic of the his knee and administering a good Breakfast • Luncheon-Dinner American theatre, will be shown old-fashioned spanking to the in the delightful tonight to give every one an op young lady. portunity of seeing this mammoth However, after such pugilistic Palm Gardens spectacle. preliminaries, they start chatting Table d'Hote or a la Carte Few productions have lived up to and finally wake up at the end of its expectations of comprehensive a week's celebration to discover, Dancing greatness as has this drama of the to their mutual amazement, that show world, with its all star cast of they are man and wife. Local Specialties: eleven, its powerful dramatic theme "When Strangers Marry" was Green Turtle - Lobsters Scallops, etc. its gigantic spectacles with one hun directed by Clarence Badger from dred and fifty gorgeously costumed a story by Maximilian Foster. Ar FINEST VINTAGES chorus girls in novel dances and en thur Vinton, who played the leader Prices as usual quoted in Sterling sembles, its colourfulness, its gaie of the B.E.F. in Colu— bia's "Wash ty, its wit and its heart interest. ington Merry-Go-Round," Barbara The success of this picture indicates Barondess, Ward Bond and Gus- a new public demand for music and tav Von Seyffertitz are a few of the dance effects on the screen provid Are You Looking for Comfortable Accommodation prominent names in the supporting ing they form a sort of dramatic cast. HARMONY HALL at Reasonable Rates? entertainmen t. (PAGET WEST) If so pay us a visit or dial 1075 The picture will be played tonight as part of a special double feature chanic who is trying to obtain An exclusive guest house for those who desire the best—at a programme coupled with Murders financial backing for his new racing moderate tariff. THE ROYAL PRINCE HOTEL in the Zoo. engine. With the aid of his assis Reid St., Hamilton 00 tant. Bumpy, he ma?iages to meet GOLFING: Free bus service to Belmont Manor Golf Course. the daughter of a wealthy boat BATHING: A lovely quarter mile walk to Bermuda's best bathing AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN manufacturer who gets them jobs beach. NEW THRILL PICTURE in her father's company. SIGHTSEEING: Bicycles, carriages and saddle liorses at any Dancing time, or by train (Elbow Beach Station less than 500 yards New Engine Fails in the Grill every Evening "Fast Lite," With William Haines from Harmony Hall). And Ace Cast, Has Thrill-a- The engine is built and put in a SHOPPING :Typically Bermudian "VaUey Road * walk and boat From 8 to 12 Minute boat of new design, but fails on j ferry, or free bus service to Hamilton. To the Music of Mark Williams and His "Royal Bermudians' trial due to a fault in construction. Address: MANAGER, Harmony Hall, Paget. Just the Place for an Evening's Amusement A "thrill a minute" is no exag In desperation the mechanic and Phone 2627 geration in the speed epic of the Bumpy resort to amateur piracy to W. J. N. Stoney, Owner and Manager water, "Fast Life," that brings r ACCOMMODATION: Every room witn private bath. (Fresh obtain money. The way in which ' water.) 4374fa.wi.tp. motorboat racing to the Reid Hall they finally do get their boat in screen Thursday night with roaring shape for the big international race reality and an exceptionally fine leads to a breath-taking climax. Hotels—Steamships—Stores Supplies cast headed by William Haines. William Haines as Sandy the Here is a film that has a punch mechanic has a role that gives him All Orders Receive for every type of theatregoer. There many opportunities for flippant PLAYER'S COUPONS Personal Attention is fast-moving action, romance, comedy. In dramatic scenes he Bermuda Representative, drama and a generous portion of shows unusual strength in contrast may be exchanged for W. S. PURVJ2- side-splitting comedy that is packed to his usual wise-cracking. Cliff with entertainment value. Every Edwards scores with his likable GIFTS effort has been made to keep the portrayal of Bumpy, the assistant offering very light, but at the same who keeps things in a continual at FRUIT-PRODUCE time plenty of eye and ear-hlling uproar. Madge Evans is her own spectacle has been included. charming self in a sparkling role THE SMOKE SHOP, LTD. 280 Washington St. The plot concerns the adven as Shirley, daughter of the boat 4160tt4.sll.sl8.t2S. Aprils8.s22. Mays6.s20. New York -City tures of a young motorboat me- builder. 3SBC3
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indeed and people are getting the t**e9j fill, <•*> <^L* <^L* (%\*(%\, ^JI^L. COLONIAL benefit of it. There was a sugges tion made the other day by my PARLIAMENT colleague, Mr. Gilbert, and if that SMA1 property that Dr. Packwood left could be taken up it would be a OFFICIAL REPORT little more service for the Colony and save some money. J.ODAYS styles in frames Proceedings of" the for your glasses is expressed -in the —which was affirmed. Everyone In The Family gracefully modern Cortland Fits- Honourable House XJ mounting. Extremely comfort Ayes 19: Nays 8. able to wear, this mounting, with its white gold SUed'.arch, is en of Assembly THE ALIEN AOT, 1926, AMEND graved with-th« same inconspic MENT AOT, 1933. wears a uous good taste as your fine jew SESSION 1932 — 33 Second Reading elry. Perfectly correct for the forma! On motion of Col. Dill tne BiH occasion, this new Cortland Fjts-U DAY No. 42 Thursday, March 23, 1933 entitled "The Alien Act, 1926, Amendment Act, 1933," was read frame adds the same style to your Continued from Tuesday's Issue eyes that you expect from your a second time and committed. Pure Camel's Hair clothes. Come in and let us show THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1930, you. this and other modern styles AMENDMENT ACT. (No. 2). Mr. MISICK in the Chair. for every occasion. 1933. Third Reading Lt.-Col. the Hon. T. M. DILL (Devonshire Parish):—Mr. Chair POLO COAT On motion of Mr. H. V. Smith man, the fee at the present time the Bill entitled "The Public for the presentation of a memorial .,<11C COVT*^Z Health Act, 1930, Amendment is £1, but it was found that the cost Act (No. 2), 1933," was read a third of making inquiries about appli time. cants making applications for holding land occasionally exceeded Mr. H. V. SMITH moved that that figure, and it is desired, as the Bill do pass the House and that far as possible, to make the Act its title be "The Public Health self-supporting. The fee shall be Act, 1930, Amendment Act (No. 2), made such as the Governof-in- 1933." Council shall from time to time The Astwood, Dickinson Co. determine. Since then it has been Registered Optometrists Mr. L. D. FOX (St. George's suggested to me by the hon. mem j Parish):—Mr. Speaker, I would ber for St. George's, Mr. Tucker, Front Street Hamilton I just like to say this. I did not say that there should be a limit to anything on-the last day of meeting, the fee. I think the hon. member but I have spoken on it three or is right in that. After all is said four times already. I think we and done, this is in the nature of are making a big mistake in chang a tax, and this House should be ing this procedure of health officers the body to determine that. If visiting ships. I feel it is getting that clause is adopted I am going to move to amend it by putting in the to be too slack. There is just one Light in weight and extreme- words "not exceeding £10" after question I want to ask the hon. y warm, it is the most the word "fee" in the clause. member, and that is where the practical, durable and smart funds are coming from to pay for looking coat that one can the wireless messages sent. Col. DILL moved clause 1. wear—on almost any oc casion. These coats are all Mr. E. P. T.TUCKER (St. George's Mr. T. H. H. OUTERBRIDGE man-tailored in London of Parish):—Mr. Speaker, perhaps I (Hamilton Parish):—Mr. Chair the finest grade pure camel's can answer that. As far as the ship man, it is a pity to put the tax hair. is concerned she will send in a higher to try, as it were, to keep people from making applications. certain message, and unless the EVEN LITTLE BROTHER, who was out playing cricket Director of Health sees any necessity Every little straw put in the way when the pictures were taken, WEARS ONE. she will not be quarantined and is only that much hindrance. We no message will go back to the tried to get the existing Act amend "Adds 70% to the ship. It will simply come straight ed, but lost out by the casting vote Food Value of Milk" in. I take it that when the ship of the Chairman, unfortunately. concerned sends in a message it It was an unparliamentary proce will go through the agents ,and when dure to make it a loss. If we make there is a message to go back an applicant pay up to say, £10 in F. J. G. FOOTE to the ship it will go through the order to make application, and THE BRITISH SPORTS SHOP agents. The agents have to send then there is the chance of getting H. A. & E. SMITH, Ltd. Sole Agent word back whether the ship has it turned down, probably they Queen Street 5689^«Ij.tp. to be quarantined or not. would rather not make application. If it is desired in this House or in Mr. C. G. GILBERT (Sandys Bermuda to prevent aliens owning Parish):—Mr. Speaker, on the last property here then I consider this' day of meeting I did not have a good amendment, and anything anything to say on this matter we can do along these lines to make It a little more difficult certainly to approved tenant at all, and I am not so sure the change is going to be a sound one. will have the beneficial effect of The Eastern Section (next to Hon. members quoted various keeping people out, if that is the Telephone Building) countries of the world that did desire of the House. I rather think it is a mistake to make it over £1. of not have a health inspection of ships, but that is absolutely differ If they make an application they '^WWW^ ent from here. Here we are a pay £1 for the clerk's work in 'THE TOWER tourist centre and if anything connection with it, and the Exe happens, if we get a serious outbreak cutive Council only sit anyway These most desirable premises are of fever or anything, it is going to when they get ready, and the nicely adapted for seme kinds of be all up with the tourist business. application is considered at that business purposes. I really think it is better to play time. I do not know that there THE ELECTRIC WAY Applications will be considered by safe in this matter. This Bill is would be any further expense, me at my office (upstairs) North going to increase the chances of other than a little advertising, to Western section of The Tower. getting a contagious disease in it. I imagine that would be pretty Bermuda. It is all right for the well covered by this £1. I will not ask the hon. member not to go Cleanest and SIDNEY H. D. NELMES. hon. and learned member for Warwick to say it is a farce, all this ahead with it, but I do hope there 43S5tm.eitp. inspection, but -it should not be are sufficient number to view it in a farce. The medical inspection of this light. I think it is foolish to ships should not be a farce. People keep throwing straws, maybe, in Most Economical are getting money for it. It should the way of people coming to Ber 'NICOTINA" be done more thoroughly than it is muda, first-cjass people, and offers done, I admit that, but it is not owning property here provided they can get the consent of the TODAY is the time for economy, why spend good money when you can do your laundry the fault of the Act, it is the fault at home without any hard work and save. Westminster Cigarettes of the administration of the law. Governor-in-Council. If they get However, I am going to vote against the consent, all right. If they Cork Tip it, as I did on the last day of meeting do not, then they wquld be paying 2/- for 50 a tax for nothing, and probably they would rather not take the 21/' per dozen tins Mr. R. C. CRAWFORD (Pembroke chance. Cost of Washing and Ironing Parish):—Mr. Speaker, I shall have Corner Reid Street and Arcade to vote against it. I am very anxious BY LAUNDRY 3885+sll.m.Mar.6w.Mar.29. now to see what is going to happen to this proposal. The medical Col. DILL:—Mr. Chairman, it Washing and flat ironing 5 0 officers in the different districts is not intended as anything in the Electricity for iron (shirts, etc., at will have no ships to visit, will have nature of a tax. As I say, it is-to home)... : 4 a subsidy from the country of cover the costs of the administra Labour for ironing 4 0 Bermuda £550 a year and a private practice tion of the Act. The hon. member II which I understand in one case for Hamilton Parish may not be 9 4 amounts to over £1,200. It will be aware of it, but before permission ! S. P, C. A. quite interesting to watch what is granted, inquiries are made as to the standing and character of WITH ELECTRIC WASHER WITH ELECTRIC WASHER AND HENRY COOLIDGB ADAMS happens with regard to that. the applicants. I do not say that IRONING MACHINE SECRETARY Mr. J. H. P. PATTERSON (Sandys is done in every instance, but in a Interest on cost of Washer 7 HEW WINDSOR HOTEL Parish):—Mr. Speaker, I think the good many instances it is done.' I Electricity for Washer 5 Interest 5% on cost of equipment 1 2 SYDNEY O. SIMS hon. member for Pembroke, Mr. know from the information we % packet soap 5 Electricity for Washer 5 have got in some cases some Electricity for iron 6 INSPECTOR Crawford, is entirely wrong in yi packet soap 5 applicants have been refused. We Labour for ironing 4 0 Electricity for ironing 9 'PHONE 1788 speaking of the doctors getting a salary from the Colony. They get some applicants applying for holding estate here that would not have their duty to do. He is always 5 11 driving at the West End. That be desirable inhabitants of the always seems to me to be a very place, and with that reason before sore point with the hon. member. us their application has been re IMPERIAL It is the only one I know he has, fused. As I say, often the cost of these inquiries exceeds considerably 'Good Companion' because I think he is a very fair debater, but this appointment with the other expenses of the Portable Typewriter seems to be a very sore point with administration of the Act, the CONNOR CANADIAN WASHERS him. I can assure him the medical fee of £1 that is paid in. (Mr. officer in the West End is doing Spurling:—It does not pay for the good duty, and he does visit ships, advertisement.) £1 at .the present £22. 15. 0 A. A. JOHNSON a CO. I know that. There is a contract times does not pay for the advertis Front Street, Hamilton for a motor boat which calls for ing, and I hope the.majority of the Deferred Payments Arranged to Suit your Convenience him, and he does carry out that House will agree to this, because I 3132«U«Iiiiw.f4*. duty as well as others. As a member think the majority of the House are of the Board of Health I was as of the opinion that this restriction tonished when I saw in this January on aliens holding land here is a wise one, and It is very.wise that THS NEW FRENCH REMEDY. returns the number of cases he AT OUR SHOWROOMS attended to at the clinic there inquiry should be made before an THERAPiON No.1 during the month. It is a benefit alien comes here to hold. I know THERAPION NO.2 to the people who cannot pay some of the strongest supporters THERAPIONNo.3 other doctors large bills, probably. of the present Act are Aliens who THE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY Ho. 1 Cares Discharged H«.2 Cure» Blood have received permission to hold. Poison. Mo. 3 Care* Chronic Weaknesses. In fact, we wanted that man there. I English Price 3s. Chemists, or either No. return Mall, DR. LE CLERC Med.Co. HaverstockRd.N. W.5,LondoB. We only have two doctors, and,I DR.LE CLBRC'S PILLS for the Liver am sure h,e is doing very good work *Kldneys-w«RKfcldnoya* bladders Continued on Page 7 E^raraftC^ra^^KKttCft^C^Ksafe^ra^Kg IW 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST QAILY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933
PRINCESS HOTEL NOTES Mass., are among the Monday ar H. Pike, who Is a master of the Al rivals at the Belmont. bany Academy, are occupying Ros- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herge- Seveal guests registered from sdon Cottage for the holidays. sheimer of West Chester, Pa., en Brooklyn, New York, by way of the The Misses Rosamond andMarie ENJOYMENT tertained a party of four at dinner last steamer. There were, Miss Piatt, of Southbury, Conn, are on Wednesday, Maroh 22. Rebecca Fishbein; Miss Ann Fen- paying a visit to the Inverurie. * • • son; Mrs. Draper, with her daught Other New Englanders to re ers. Wednesday, Miss Edith Malo of gister on Monday were, Miss Jean- Youth's Mr. and Mr. J. S. Foster, of ette Sievers and Miss Margaret Denver, Colo., was hostess to a Bloomfield, N.J. are making the party of three at dinner. Grigor, both of Amherst, Mass. * »• * Belmont their home while in Ber Mr. W. T. Jones Jr., of St. Louis, In honour of her father's (Mr. muda. Mo., and Mr. S. E. McClure, of Long Trouser Suits A. S. Morse) birthday, Mrs. E. F. Miss Grace Harrison and Miss Omaha, Neb., are here on holiday Howarth of Fitchburg, Mass., en I. B. Hall, of Northampton, Mass., from the Middle West. tertained on Wednesday. are among recent guests to re Mr. William A. Heuberger of gister from the North. * * * Brooklyn, N.Y. is among the re Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Miller, of 60/- Mr. B. A. Laidlaw, of Toronto, cent arrivals at the Inverurie. Ont., entertained three at dinner Montclair, New Jersey joined their Mrs. E. Kohler with her daughter on Thursday. father, Mr. Huffman, and their are two others to arrive from Brook Aunt, Mrs. Bowne, who have been lyn, on Monday. * * * guests of the Belmont for several Thursday, Mrs. A. E. Lang of Mrs. A. T. Nelson, with hex PETRONIO weeks. daughter, Miss Emily,of Chestnut Windsor, Vt., entertained a party Miss Katherine Montague, of They mean the same thing of four at luncheon. Hills, Mass., are making a Bermuda Chattanooga, Tenn., is paying a visit, guests of this hotel. Made from pre-shrunk all wool English * * * Grey Flannel and hand-tailored by crafts visit at this hotel. Another delightful party of girls Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Scandrett of is made up of Miss Dorothy Case, For contentment's sake— men who specialise in this work. No short Toronto, Canada, entertained on Mrs. Hugh Martin with her of Summit, N.J., Miss Greta Guets- cuts in the lining or workmanship. Your Thursday. daughters, of Dotroit, Mich., are chow of New York; Miss Caroline TRY THEM ONCE— Friday, Mrs. John C. Welsh of at the Belmont on holiday. White of Maeietta, Ohio and Miss you will then be a con boy will be proud to have one. Blue Serge Montclair, N.J.,entertained a party Mr. Harry V. Maxwell, of New Helen Millerfrom Mankato, Minn. of three at dinner. firmed smoker of too if you prefer at 80/- York Oity, and Mr. J. B. Miles, of Miss A. H. Thornton, and Miss * » * Brookline, Mass., arrived on the Anne Shaffer, both of New York "PETRONIO." Mr. and Mrs. Le Nard Kellogg Monarch on Monday and are guests City, will spend the holiday at the of New York Oity, were hosts to a of this hotel. Inverurie. We made an extreme Sizes 12 to 18 years party of five at dinner on Friday. Miss Frances Fornes, of New York Mrs. G. Floyd Margan, with her m # # City, joined the Belmont colony ly attractive pur Friday, Miss Wendy Byers, Tiny son, V. Putnam Margan of Wall- on Monday. daughter of Mrs. J. Newton Byers ingford Conn., are paying a visit chase on this quality Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Tarr, of Buffalo, N.Y., celebrated her to this hotel. Jr., are among the recent guests to brand of Havana fourth birthday, with a luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sewell, of arrive at the Belmont. Mr. Tarr party. The guests included, Vir New Canaan, Conn.,are other New Cigars and pass on is the son of the TJnited States ginia Lindsley, Jane Forman and Englanders among Monday's ar the tremendous re Attorney for the New England Ds- Peter Byers. rivals. trict. duction to you. TRIMINGHAM BROTHERS * * * A party of three at the Inverurie, Among the recent guests to re is made up of, Mr. H. Bayley, Saturday, Miss Nancy Noyes of gister from New York were, Miss Montclair, N.J. wa3 hostess to a Chicago, HI., Mr. E. A. Dreher of "PETRONIOS" come party of four at dinner. E. P. Ralli; and Miss I. B. Simpson. Maplewood, N.J., and Mr. A. H. Dr. J. A. Visconti, of Hoboken, to you individually eel* * * * McKenzie, 3rd, of Albany, New York N.J. is paying a visit to the Miss Georgia McOaque of Canada, lophaned wrapped Mrs. J. Wallace Hallowell Jr., Belmont. of Merion, Pa. entertained a party Neb., and Miss Gertrude R. Dale, of six at dinner on Saturday. Miss Louise Wagner, of New York of Trenton, New Jersey are making is another of the recent guests to * * * a visit to Inverurie. arrive. Mr. S. M. Dickinson, of Trenton, -THE PHOENIX- Mr. and Mrs. A. Clement Wild Miss Ruth O. Rose, of Western of Evanston, Dl., were hosts to a N.J., and Mr. G. Ernest Dale, of Springs, HI., is making a stay in the same city are also making an party of four at luncheon on Sat Bermuda, and the Belmont Manor. urday. Easter visit to this hotel. ,AVE &;//, SAFLTY The Messrs. Leland and S. L. Miss Judith Anderson of Pitts- * * * Powers, of Chestnut Hills. Mass., Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert field, Mass., and Miss Tacy Stokes will be at the Belmont on holiday of Philadelphia, Penna., are among Mc. C. Adams of Chicago, entertain for the next few days. ed at dinner on Saturday. this week's arrivals at the Inverur- * * * re. * * * Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Perry, of that Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Darlington charming New York suburb, Bronx -oo- Jr., of Shields, Pa. ville, are at the Belmont. * * * m # * Sunday, Cpmrnander Ridgway Mrs. F. B. Pierce, and her daugh Fights For Veterans of Paget, entertained in honour ters will make the Belmont their of his wife, who celebrated her home while in Bermuda. birthday on that day. * * * "The growers loss is Miss Louise Packard, of Pitts Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Spedden of burgh, Penna., is a guest of this Tuxedo Park, N.Y. entertained Mr. our gain" hotel. B. Appletor at dinner on Sunday. * * * SMART DINNER AT THE BEL Now we can all Friday evening. Dr. Piere who is MONT ON FRIDAY connected with the staff of the drink the Victoria Hospital at Montreal, Can Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Allen, j ada, entertained a party of eleven who have been occupying Heron's at Dinner, in the Princess dining Nest this season, were hosts in room. honour of their twentieth Wedding oo Anniversary, at the Belmont on BELMONT MANOR NOTES Friday night. The guests included Mrs. Barton; Mrs. Knapp, mother BEST Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blaikey, of of Mrs. Allen, and their charming St. Catherines, Ontario, were daughters, the Misses Elizabeth among the Monday arrivals at the Gale and Sally Allen. There TEA Belmont. Mr. Blaikey is a Director was a cocktail party to precede of Ridley College, in that city. the dinner, and a special table This is Mrs. Frieda Mooney was arranged for the event in the of Los Angeles, Cal., national Mr. H. J. Butler, of Hoboken, main dining-room. Candles and Commander of the Women's New England's ultra N.J. joined the Belmont this week, flowers attested to the importance Auxiliary of tbe Disabled for a holiday. American Veterans' Associa blend of the occasion. An anniversary tion who, *earin>" the effects of Miss Hazel Brady, of Montclair, cake was given by the manage the Congress economy bill, ex New Jersey, is paying a visit at ment to Mr. and Mrs. Allen. horted the women of the coun this hotel. try to battle against any legis Miss M. Adele Blackstone, of lation that might work injus New York City, is among the re INVERURTE NOTES tice to disabled veterans. O The right anti-acid offsets the harm otherwise cent arrivals at Belmont Manor. done by excessive eating, drinking, and constant Miss S. L. Bettels, of Bridgeport, Mrs. F. C. Sprague, of Boston, Conn., is on vacation at the Mass., who has been on the cruise smoking, anything causing an acid condition. When Belmont. to Jamaica and Nassau, arrived = PHIUIPSsSj| Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cork, of by way of the Lady Somers, on "sunk" from such indulgences, Phillips' Milk of Toronto, Ontario, are at the Bel Monday, and is a guest of this Furnish mont. Mr. and Mrs. Cork were Magnesia will always straighten you out. A joy and hotel. is now within reach FOR THOU***" married on the first day of this Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baldwin, of your home DUt TO »C" comfort to hearty eaters, constant smokers. Get the month, in the chapel of St. Ams- Syracuse, New York, are at the In of all SOU* ST0S4M" garius, in St. John the Divine, in verurie, for some few days, on holi IT*" genuine; substitutes don't act the same. economically CONST!*HztKtma"*,* New York. Mrs. Ccrk is the daugh day. ter of Mrs. George Cornwall Bates Mr. Walter H. Bennett, with his ALSO IN TABLET FORM: Phillips' Milk of Magnesia of New York. She was given away daughter, from New York, are The Bermuda Trading Co. Tablets are now on sale at drug stores everywhere. by her step-father, and wore a among the Monday arrivals at the Each tiny tablet is the equivalent of a teaspoonful smart afternoon gown of rose beige Reid St. opposite Telephone Bldg. of genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. Inverurie. 4509tw. lace, with a short jacket of Rus Mrs. Alexander Bates, with her sian sable. Only the immediate daughters, Miss Suzanne and Miss BERMUDA GENERAL AGENCY B.C. MERCER, Agent and Distributor family was in attendance. Her only Clara, of Albany, N.Y. are making attendant was her sister, Mrs. the Inverurie a visit. Fred Warren Shibley, and a re Another delightful group to make ception was held in Mrs. Shilbey's holiday at the Inverurie, is Miss home at 1095 Park Avenue, after Alice Newton, Miss Gertrude Green, Under new management the ceremony. The groom was at Miss O. Oooley Graves, of Holyoke, tended by his son, William E. Mass., and Miss H. E. Sweatland of. SUMMERSIDE HOTEL Cork. Mr. and Mrs. Cork, made a West field, Mass. cruise in the West Indies, and will Somerset Miss Viola G. Engler, of Boston, Excellent Acoom modatlon be at the Belmont for the next few Mass., and Mrs. C. E. Peterson, of days, after which she will go to Ridgewood. N.J. make a party of Cuisine and Service Toronto, where they will make thefir two on holiday at Inverurie. Rates extremely moderate rc home. The groom is Vice-President Mr. Peter Lehman, son of the LUNCHES — DINNERS Ihe leadingmineralwater and a Director of the chain stores Governor of the States of New York TEAS under the name of Loblaw, which with Mr. John W. Kennedy, of, GOSLING BROTHERS, Agents operate through Canada. FRANK WALKER Troy, N.Y., and Mr. Norman Mend- 3481 tm.w.». to 9.S.33 Mr. P. D. Dean, of Brookline, leson, of Albany, with Mr. Lawrence
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a limit of £10 is too high. Therefore, Mr. C. G. GILBERT (Sandys COLONIAL PARLIAMENT unless that can be amended to Parish):—Mr. Chairman, before make it £5,1 am afraid I shall have that motion is put I would like to to oppose the motion. have a little more information A Continued from page 5 about this and rind out the pros and cons. I do not know whether the Col. DILL moved to amend the Mr. J. H. P. PATTERSON (Sandys idea is to have another Revenue clause by inserting "not exceeding Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I take it Officer to do the duty in Hamilton ten pounds" after "fee" in the last the hon. member my colleague is or St. George's, whether it is WRITING PADS I line but one of tbe clause. mistaken. If it only costs £5 they will only have to pay £5. When he for Ireland Island. (Mr. Spurling:— -" § Mr. A. C. SMITH (Paget Parish): was raising the question the other For Hamilton.) I think a Revenue —Mr. Chairman, I am afraid I day I did not know what he was Officer at Ireland Island would be Three sizes k must" oppose this motion as it driving at, and I have found out something we should have. Years stands. I quite agree that aliens since, through someone else, what ago the Revenue Officer at Leland § applying to the Governor-in-Coun- he was driving at in reference to Island was removed. " That was in cil should pay a reasonable fee the Alien Act. I think it would not 1904, when there were no ships, which, on the average, will cover the be amiss for hon. members repre but with the situation now there ^6d„ 9d„ 1/- § expense of administering the Act, senting any constituency to talk certainly should be a Revenue and I quite agree that the Governor, the matter over with other hon. Officer at Ireland Island. I know in considering such applications, members in that constituency. a Revenue Officer used to do duty should make very thorough in at Ireland Island, and he is doing quiry, wbere necessary, into the Mr. C. G. GILBERT:—Mr. duty at Hamilton now. Whether character and all the rest of it of Chairman, I take exception to my this would improve matters or not, the applicants, and that if he colleague's statement when he and allow that Revenue Officer to finds anything against them he says I was driving at something spend more time at Ireland Island should refuse the application. I in the Alien Act. I should like or not, I do not know. I think it thoroughly agree with all that, but him to explain what I was driving is certainly worthy of consideration, I do bubmit this, however. If this at. What I was driving at was because an extra Revenue Officer Act is passed in this form it would that I was only trying to get more cannot do duty there. It i3 not ENVELOPES to Match be the only instance that I can desirable aliens to settle in Bermuda within his province. The man call to mind of a power being put That is what I am driving at. has to be on the permanent staff. in that branch of the Executive They would do very much m. re for It is just a matter of paying a to vary a fee for some particular the welfare of this country than Revenue Officer instead of paying service. Now the fees prescribed some people who are not aliens, an extra Revenue Officer, as far as 6d. pkg. to be paid to the Registrar of the who have acquired property, and the cost is concerned. Of course, Supreme Court are fixed absolutely who are a damn nuisance. (Laugh I Enow we are adding to the perman ai so much: no more, no less. ter.) There is a lot of land I would ent establishment, but for all that Tne fees prescribed to be paid to a like to see some aliens get. Aliens I do not think any money spent on justice of the Peace are fixed at are not a nuisance to this country. Revenue Officers is money thrown in - for each summons; no more, When my colleague says I am driv away. na less. The fees prescribed to be ing at something I would like him' paii to the shipping master are to explain. Whether he thinks I —which was agreed to, Mr. fixed. All fees, in fact, of all offices have any ulterior motive or not I Gilbert objecting.. I know of, are fixed at a definite do not know. I can assure Mr. amount which is supposed to be Patterson there is no ulterior The House resumed. THE BERMUDA PRESS, Ltd. the average cost of rendering these motive in anything I undertake. Reid Street services. If it is agreed that the I am fair and square and above ORDER DISCHARGED cost of administering this Act board all the time. should be raised to more than fl On the calling of the tenth order per application, say £3, £4, £5 or —which was affirmed. for the day, the second reading of even £10, I am quite prepared to "The OivU Service Establishment agree to fixing the fee at that Ayes 15: His Honour the Speaker, Act, 1927, Amendment Act, 1933." amount, but to leave it to the Messrs. R. C. Crawford, W. S. Coop discretion of the Executive to vary er, H. J. B. Dunkley, J. M. Darrell, Hon. S. S. SPURLING (St. a fee I think is a principle that this J. N. Lambe, J. H. P. Patterson, George's Parish):—Mr. Speaker, in House has never agreed to before, S. S. Spurling, H. V. Smith, J. D. view of what happened to the order and it would be wrong for them to B. Talbot, W. J. H. Trott, E. P. T. we have just considered I shall On the Firing Line in Japanese Conquest of Jehol do so. I say, I would be quite Tucker, E. Trimingham, Sir Henry move that the tenth order be agreeable to raise the fee to a Watlington, Col. T. M. Dill. discharged. reasonable figure, but not to put Nays 6: Messrs. T. F. Fall, C. G. lata variable figure as this present Gilbert, W. A. Moore, H. T. North, Mr. SPURLING moved that the 1 ill suggests. I think it would T. H. H. Outcibridge, A. C. Smith. tenth order be discharged. le tetter, instead of passing this Fill as it stands, to change it to Clauses 1, as amended, was agreed ORDER CARRIED OVER amend sub-section (4) of this . ection and make the fee £2, 30/-, Mr. A. C. Smith, the member in £5, or whatever may be the correct The House resumed. charge of the eleventh order not amount to charge for the costs of being piesent, the order was carried this service and investigation. The CHAIRMAN moved the re over to the next day of meeting. port. Sir ' HENRY WATLINGTON THE BERMUDA VOLUNTEER ACT, iDevonshire Parish):—Mr. Chair —which was affirmed. 1931, AMENDMENT ACT, 1933. man. I presume, from what the First Reading hon. and learned member says, Ayes 15: Nays 5. that if the hon. and learned mem Sir HENRY WATLINGTON moved ber my colleague had moved that THE O. R. LOBLEIN AOT, 1933 that the Bill entitled "The Ber £10 be the fixed fee he would have Second Reading muda Volunte e r Act, 1931, Amend supported it. That would not have ment Act, 1933," this day received teen right. I have had a good deal of On motion of Mr. Talbot the from His Excellency the Governor, experience of this. I have been on Bill entitled "The O. R. Loblein be read a first time by its title. the Executive Council and I know Act, 1933," was read a second time ere is a good deal of investigation and committed. —which was agreed to. cf applications which involves quite an outlay. I am certain that the Mr. FALL in the Chair. The Bill was read a first time by claims of people who apply here, if its title. Soldiers ot Manchukuo, trained by the J apanese, are seen manning a trench mortar Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT (Paget during the recent drive against Chinese forces in the province of Jehol, which was seized they are worth-while having, by the Japanese after a sweeping campaign. would not object to a fee that did Parish):—Mr. Chairman, this is an THE PARLIAMENTARY not exceed £10. I shall not vote for ordinary Bill for the incorporation ELECTION ACT, 1928, a fixed fee. We only want to recover of a business. AMENDMENT AOT, exactly what it costs. I think as Clauses 1 to 8 were respectively 1933. far as this investigation of aliens moved by Mr. Talbot and agreed to. First Reading is concerned it is a great benefit to this Colony, and it is just for The House resumed. Col. DILL moved for leave to that reason that the hon. member introduce and read a first time by Tor Sandys, the other day, I should The CHAIRMAN reported the its title the Bill entitled "The say congratulated himself on the Bill, and it was adopted and ordered Parliamentary Election Act, 1928, high quality of aliens holding to be printed. Amendment Act, 1933." property here. It is because they go through a sieve before aliens THE REVENUE DEPARTMENT —which was agreed to. can acquire a property. Any one AOT, 1930, AMENDMENT AOT, of them I have spoken to has always 1933. The Bill was read a first time by Tasty Dishes For Today Second Reading been delighted to know that other its title. By JUDITH WILSON aliens who apply before they are granted leave to acquire a property On motion of Mr. Spurling the ADJOURNMENT have got to be thoroughly investi Bill entitled "The Revenue Depart melted butter, and then add one and one-half cups of milk slowly. gated. It is a safeguard as far as ment Act, 1930, Amendment Act, The House adjourned to Tuesday MENUS When thick, remove from tbe they are concerned, and they know 1933," was read a second time and March 28,1933. fire and cool slightly. Then add it means that the class ef alien committed. Luncheons the yolks of four eggs, one at a coming in is a better class. I am Curried Eggs time. Finally stir in one cup of Boiled Rice grated cheese and season with positive we do not want to charge a Mr. COOPER in the Chair. salt and pepper. Next put in the penny more than what it costs. Cucumber-Tomato Salad Orange Ice stiffly beaten whites of the eggs. : We must make it an outside Hon. S. S. SPURLING (St. Small Cakes Have a baking dish buttered in k*>\.-nes&s!kmi3& ; .''ftSs.Ystimrtrsiiiir amount, such as the hon. and Tea advance, turn the souffle into it \~,,-:\j An undesirable oraati.-rs George's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, and put into a hot oven. Bake learned member my colleague made Colds Go "^iiv^SF ——this common House- in moving the first clause I am, I for about twenty minutes and it, in order to cover all cases. will admit, somewhat diffident at Tomato Juice serve in a puffy, golden mound ^3HF=—" Fly. Not merely a nuis- Possibly they will not sometimes this time in moving this Bill, OVERNIGHT Cheese Souffle to your waiting guests. This *&\S'~c\ ence but a real menace. Crisp Rolls Nv pay much over £1, but there must because I think the situation has When Yon Take ThU souffle must be served immedi - 3 Once he touches food Orange and Banana Salad ately before it has had time to of any sort, if becomes doubtful food. be a limit. changed since it was suggested that with Whipped Cream fall. Famous Tablet in Tone) He's no friend of yours so treat him as we should have four Revenue Cookies Cheese-Walnut Loaf At the first sign of a cold, take in enemy.. Kill him with SWAT. No fly Mr. C. G. GILBERT (Sandys Officers on the permanent staff Coffee A good main dish for a com Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine. It —nor any other flying or crawling Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I would rather than three. I would like pany dinner is a loaf made from usually expels the cold over night American cheese and chopped insect for that matter—can live many like to say a few words on this. hon. members to express their OOMEMAKERS all over the and thus prevents the infection ** country are demanding tasty walnuts. Mix one cup of cheese, moments after meeting the deadly I do not feel that I can support this opinions upon what they think one cup of chopped walnut spreading within the system. and unusual Lenten dishes Eggs SWAT spray. SWAT is the latest arid amount of £10. I think Col. Dill about it. and cheese are about tbe most meats, and one cup of stale Grove's Laxative BROMO QUI greatest insecticide. It is simple and should have made it £5. I am not economical substitutes for meat breadcrumbs. Put a tablespoon NINE acts quickly because it does safe to use. unreasonable about it. I know it Mr. SPURLING moved clause 1. I have several recipes today that of butter into a small frying pan the four things necessary. It opens I am sure you will find excellent and add a small onion chopped No household should be without SWAT is not exceeding £10, but that may the bowels, kills the cold germs for luncheon, dinner or supper. fine. Add one-half cup of to be considered by an alien as mean Sir HENRY WATLINGTON mato juice and cook until the and fever in the system, relieves New flavor is added lo the egg ing that he has to pay £10, and there (Devonshire Parish):—Mn Chair recipe by the use of curry onion is soft. Mix with the other the headache and tones the entire ingredients and season with salt, are enough restrictions now. I man, I object to it. I think things Have steamed rice arranged in system. At all cehmists. Accept pepper and a few dashes of to- have in mind the case of a person have changed considerably. You nests on each serving place. Into nothing else. each nest, slice two hard-cooked basco. Turn into a greased bread who wants to widen a roadway to know there has been a considerable eggs, then cover with this sauce: pan and brown well in the oven. a property. She is an alien, and a quantity*of importations of late Chop one onion and cook it in Serve with tomato sauce poured over the loaf. A "CHEMICd" most desirable citizen of this years, but I think that is going to one-fourth cup of butter in a PRODUCT country, I can tell you. She just decrease. Moreover, I object to frying pan until it becomes yel Potato Puffs With Fish POSTAGE STAMPS low but not brown. Then stir in Potato puff is delicious with DESTROY HIM wants to buy a narrow strip of land putting another officer on the one tablespoon of curry powder. mild flavored fish. Prepare three to widen a roadway, and make it regular list. I believe in keeping Mix two tablespoons of flour to cups of mashed potatoes. Add FOR YOU! 12 feet instead of eight feet. Now it as It is and I do not wish to see For Collections a paste in one-fourth cup of three tablespoons of butter, salt SWAT kills instantly (lies, she may have to pay as much as water. Add a tablespoon of and pepper to taste and the yolk mosquitos, wasps, the number increased. I presume of two eggs. Beat until thor beetles, ants, fleas, lice, £10 for the strip of land, besides lemon juice and one-half tea the next Bill the hon. member is BERMUDA spoon of salt. Then stir into tbe oughly'mixed, then add enough morns, etc. SWAT ATOM. the cost of the land. All these going to introduce is a sort of onion and curry mixture. Let hot milk to make the potatoes ISERS for spraying are things only put a little more restric concurrent Bill connected with this. this boil gently for five or six very light and creamy. Pile into obtainable in two forms: and Hand-operated and tion on aliens. It seems to me Therefore, I do not feel like con minutes and pour over the eggs a baking dish, cover with a when it is hot. meringue made by beating stiff, moulhsop,. rated. that instead of easing the situ sidering it at all, and I shall move the whites of two eggs and add ation up a bit we are making it BRITISH WEST INDIAN Cheese Souffle Manufacturers: The County Chemical that the committee rise. Cheese souffle is a long-popu ing one-half cup of grated harder all the time. While I agree cheese. Dust with paprika. Bake Company Ltd., Birmingham, . England lar food for luncheons or sup Sole Distributors : N I C H O L I & ASHTON they should pay, and there should pers. Blend two tablespoons of in a moderate oven until lightly Sir HENRY WATLINGTON flour with two tablespoons of browned. P.O. Box 371, Hamilton Bermuda be some investigation, I think moved that the committee rise. ERNEST J. BELL
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CHRONICLE AND Now, more than ever.... COMMENT CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS It is reported in the newspapers "CANADA'S COMMERCE CARRIERS" that a Paris restaurant can provide OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS 157 varieties of cheese, which goes Heinz one hundred better. w m m* is •*£ • # * CANADA—BERMUDA—WEST INDIES SERVICE The war over the origin ol the air to "God Save the King" goes Specially Built and Equipped for Tropical Travel merrily on, and now an Atlantic BERMUDA — EASTERN GROUP — DEMERARA (Via BOSTON, MASS.) Leads the Way City citizen writes to the New York Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Halifax, N.S., Saint John, N.B., and Times and states the, case as Demerara, calling each way at Boston, Bermuda, 8t. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Montserrat, Dominica, follows: "Your correspondent in St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad. yesterday's issue cannot prove the with the air of our loved hymn "America" Arr. and Leave was composed by the Frenchman Leave Leave Arrive Leave Bermuda for Lulli. The most profound student STEAMER Halifax, Boston, Bermuda Bermuda St. John, N.B., of this subject in the TJnited States N.S. Mas.s for W.I. and Boston MONARCH is Gibson Arnoldi of New York, owner of the famous America col Lady Hawkins Mar. 18 lection, covering the hymn and its Lady Drake Mar. 25 f BERMUDA authorship, which we had on Lady Nelson Mar. 13 Mar. 14 Mar. 16 Mar. 17 April 8 Lady Hawkins '. Mar. 26 Mar. 28 Mar. 30 April 22 and the exhibition in the Atlantic City i Mar. 31 Public Library for several years." Steamers sail from Halifax and arrive at Saint John, N.B. "After discussing the different claims made as to the origin of the WESTERN GROUP SERVICE QUEEN air, Mr. Arnoldi stated that Pale- Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Montreal (in summer), Halifax, N.S. strina. the great composer and or via Boston (in winter), calling at Hamilton, Bermuda; Nassau, Bahamas; Kington, Jamaica; ganist of the sixteenth century, was making C.N.S. connection at Jamaica for Belize, British Honduras. of BERMUDA the composer in his opinion." Leave ... Leave Leave Arrive Leave Arrive B'da for And s» old Palestrina is saddled WO of the outstanding vessels of the STEAMER Halifax, Boston, Bermuda Bermuda Bermuda Boston and with the composition of the hymn, N.S. Mass. for Nassau Halifax Tworld—each over 22,400 tons—the for hymn it is. only liners afloat that provide a private * * * Lady Rodney Mar. 13 Mar. 14 bath with every room. Pleasure-planned A church in Martinsville, Va., is Lady Somers.... Mar. 13 Mar. 27 Mar. 28 especially for Bermuda service with mag trying a new method of collecting Lady Rodney Mar. 22 Mar. 24 Mar. 26 Mar. 27 April 10 April 11 the usual Sunday coin. Instead of Lady Somers, ..... April 5 April 7 April 9 " April 10 April 25 April 26 nificent lounges, smart night club cafes, passing collection plates these ves $250,000 dance deck, complete stage with sels are affixed to a post near the "talkie" equipment and ship-to-shore church entrance, and those who VAGABOND CRUISES phone. Sailings twice weekly between wish may drop in their contribu Passenger and Cargo Service, Bermuda—Eastern Service—Demerara Bermuda and New York. tion either going in or coming out. A late comer might have the advantage here, if one presumes STEAMER Leave Halifax Arrive and Leave St. George's only that the assembled congregation For Reservations, apply remembered church manners and Chomedy Mar. 18 Mar. 22 did not turn round to see if the Oolborne ADril 8 April 12 WATLINGTON & CONYERS individual dropped in his coin. * * * For Reservations, Passenger and Freight Rates, apply to— General Agents The dink of money is a distract JOHN S. DARRELL & CO., Agents. ing sound in a quiet church, even BERMUDA Subject to change without notice. Hamilton, Bermuia. HAMILTON when the organist or the choir are 1143ff.ra.vr.tp. rendering—or rending—a musical selection. And the old custom of announcing the amount collected, which used to prevail in many engine and two coach os were dis churches, might be made easier by played at the World's Colu.nbip I FURNESS BERMUDA LINE the use of a cash register. Indeed, Expositio \ ox Chicago to 1893 and and the Rambler charges nothing a British loco.notive was displayed (Under Contract with Bermuda Government) for these suggestions, the contribu at the Baltimore and Ohio's ex tor might be allowed to "ring up" hibition at Baltimore a few years Royal and United States Mail Steamers his own contribution, thus assuring ago. himself that the Recording Angel The "consist" of the visiting «85P T.E.V. "MONARCH OF BERMUDA" had set down the right amount. train will include corridor and * * * vestibule cars, lounge and kitchen Commencing January llth, 1933. Min. $60 round trip Fifth Avenue churches (New cars as operated on this train, to York) once bragged about their gether with the 6.10C Royal Scot, PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS Easter contributions much as the one of the fleet of 70 locomotives winner of a sweepstake might en used in its operation. The Anglo- ] Jeave Arrive Leave Arrive large on his winnings. The Ramb Scottish express maintains an aver Steamer New York Bermuda Bermuda New York ler well remembers when one age speed of 50 miles per hour over TRY THIS Different CEREAL Fifth Avenue church topped the a difficult route, which includes Queen of Bda.... Tue. Mar. 21 Thur. Mar. 23 Sat. Mar. 25 Mon. Mar. 27 scale with $5,000, and thus set the two of the most severe n-cuntain pace for the next year. grades in the British Isles. Bubbles of rice so light they burst when you pour on Monarch of Bda. Sat. Mar. 25 Mon. Mar. 27 Wed. Mar. 29 Fri. Mar. 31 I S 4 Sun. Apr. 2 After assembly at Montreal when cold milk or cream — that's Kellogg's Rice Krispies! Queen of Bda.... Tue. Mar. 28 Thur. Mar. 30 Fri. Mar. 31 The fever of naming children Monarch of Bda. Sat. Apr. 1 Mon. Apr. 3 Mon. Apr. 3 Wed. Apr. 5 unloaded from shipboard, the Royal Serve direct from the packet. No cooking required. after the newly-elected President Scot will leave Montreal on May Queen of Bda Tue. Apr. 4 Thur. Apr. 6 Fri. Apr. 7 Sun. Apr. 9 still flourishes in America, and we Almost immediately digested. One of the best cereals Monarch of Bda. Sat. Apr, 8 Mon. Apr. 10 Mon. Apr. 10 Wed. Apr. 12 1st over Canadian Pacific lines, read oi a family in North Carolina stopping en route at Ottawa. Tor for children. Queen of Bda.. . . Tue. Apr. 11 Thur. Apr. 13 Thur. Apr. 13 Sat. Apr. 15 fastening Franklin Delano to its Monarch of Bda. Thur. Apr. 13 Sat. Apr. 15 Sat. Apr. 15 Mon. Apr. 17 onto, Hamilton and other points Kellogg's Rice Krispies solve many meal problems. eighteenth production which where it will be placed on station Queen of Bda.... Sat. Apr. 15 Mon. Apr. 17 Mon. Apr. 17 Wed. Apr. 19 happened to arrive at the time of Always keep a packet ready for use. Excellent for Monarch of Bda. Mon. Apr. 17 Wed. Apr. 19 Fri. Apr. 21 Sun. Apr. 23 tracks for public inspection. On her Queen of Bda.... Thur. Apr. 20 Sat. Apr. 22 Sat. Apr. 22 Mon. Apr. 24 the inauguration. return journey from Chicago the breakfast, luncheon, supper. They do not overtax like Monarch of Bda. Mon. Apr. 24 Wed. Apr. 26 Wed. Apr. 26 Fri. Apr. 28 * * * Royal Scot will again visit Canada, many heavy foods and so they encourage restful sleep. What these youngsters think of this time travelling over the lines Qui en of Bda.... Wed. Apr. 26 Fri. Apr. 28 Sat. Apr. 29 Mon. May 1 Try them yourself for that bed-time snack. Add fresh Monarch of Bda. Fri. Apr. 28 Su-., Apr. 30 Tue. May 2 Thur. May 4 their parents it is hard to say. This of the Canadian National Railways particular family might put forward with further stops at towns and fruits as an extra treat. Order from your grocer... in Subject to change without noti* e if circumstances require. its prolincness as an excess for cities for inspection on dates which the red-and-green packet. flying to the White House for a will be announced in advance of WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Agents name, seeing that the former the movement. children had taken up most of the common names of the neighbour oo— hood. * * • The return of beer in the TJnited Seeks Divorce JkTO/VIC States has led to some wisecrackers 9V^ " RICE KRISPIES asking why, if it is non-alcholic, LAXATIVE it has not been sold at soda foun tains. WHICH TONES AS IT CLEANSES * * * There is a good deal of specula By combining the laxative and refreshing properties of an effer vescing *Saft* with the invigorating elements of the famous Tonic tion as to whether this new beer Phosferine, a real Tonic 'health' salt has been evolved which is qjite free from the enervating defects of ear ier salts and laxatives. will deliver the required "kick," Phosferine Health Salt perfectly supplies the need for a tonic and if it doesn't one may wonder laxative which modern life makes a necessity. This wonderful Fruit Saline coaxes your digestion into working with the smoothness what all the fuss is about. M nature intended, and after thoroughly cleansing the system of impurities and waste, just at the required moment it builds up THE RAMBLER. m The "DURO" Pen vitality and tone. 00 British Manufacture FAMOUS BRITISH TRAIN ON Phosferine EXHIBIT IN CANADA MADE BY CONWAY STEWART LONDON HEALTH SALT MONTREAL, March 28.—Cana THE TONIC FRUIT SALINE dians willjshortly have an opport- From all Chemists* in two sizes, the larger size contains unityfoffcomparingfCanadian and double the quantity. British railway trains, since the I This unique preparation is made and Guaranteed by the Proprietors of Phosferine: famous Royal Scot*express of tho For fine, smooth, easy PHOSFERINE (ASHTON & PARSONS) LIMITED, Ludgate Hill, London, Midland and Scottish London, England. Railway is to be operated over the writing try this Pen lines of the Canadian Pacific, and HMHMIMHHIHM Canadian National Railways on her way to and from the Century of mm Progress Exposition, opening at Chicago on June 1st this year. »CX)OOOOOfiO< MADE TO STAND HARD flCKXXOOOO^ THE BOOK STORE The Royal Scot, complete/with one of her famous locomotives and cars Pictured above is Mrs. James USAGE (Stationery Department) will£be part of the Transportation J Walker, wife of tbe famed exhibit of the Exposition and will ex-Mayor of New York City, reach Montreal by boat about the who recently filed suit for div orce in Miami, Ha., charging end of April. The tram will be "wilful desertion* Mr. Walker THE BEST MODERATE PRICED assembled here and operated over is at present residing in Canadian railways to and from Southern France. PEN SOLD Chicago. PLAIN WHITE PAPER NAPKINS (The Royal Scot express has oper ated between Euston station, Lon don and Glasgow and Edinburgh, Scotland, for the past seventy years ton*! The Bermuda Press. Ltd. 5/6 per 1000 during which time it has establish MmusT ed some remarkable records in imnc Reid Street 9d per 100 speed performance. KTIUS wiU be the first occasion on which a complete British train x^ooooooooooooocaoew X=M>Ot>0OO<)<9l has visitedlthis^continent. An O!0()0«000»0<>0< OIICXICXIOIIOI; THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933 Page £9
SUCCESSFUL FORUM HELD mentary Delegate appertaining to the Chain Store system which AT A. M. L CHURCH, convincingly proved their detri mental effeot on the district where SOMERSET they existed, the destruction by their admission of the sentiment of charity. It behoved small Ber R. C. Crawford. Esq., M.CP.^ muda to steer clear. He felt"that % as the central figure of the Forum the cultural side of life in Bermuda It's Here...it's Grand...! held at the A.M.E. Church on was being neglected and it was by Sunday afternoon. There was a the aid of such organisations as Our first consignment of very large attendance and amongst the present one that things would those present were F. O. Misick, improve. .Esq., M.C.P., who had been asked Another trouble was we were to occupy the chair, J. H. P. Pat inclined to get away from being EASTER CANDY terson, ESQ., M.C.P., C. G. Gilbert, British. We must keep before the Esq., M.C.P. and T. F. Fall, Esq., adult and child the desire to re M.C.P. The meeting was opened main a British subject. In press In all its delicious beauty with the singing of "Abide with ing this necessity and the pride we me," after which the Rev. Daniel should feel in the citizenship, the Smith, Pastor of the Church, read speaker read an article from an the 12lst Psalm and offered prayer. English newspaper entitled "our The Rev. Smith welcomed the past proclaims our future." Mr. congregation expressing apprecia Crawford concluded his remarks by Eggs in cups... eggs with tasty tion for the spirit of appreciation saying that he trusted our achieve shewn by the large attendance. ments would be such that our centres .. chickens .. bunnies .. He explained how the organisation children would rise up and call us Mothers of Boys! or anyone who is ducks.. lots and lots of shapes... of the afternoon meeting or Forum blessed for handing down that responsible for a Healthy Youngster's was started. It was the outcome of beautiful heritage. conversations dealing with the At this juncture Mr. Davis, SHIRTS pressing local questions of the day accompanied by Miss Smith, play Have the first pick and thoughts of dealing with the ed a cornet solo, the choir sang an This it news indeed! problems of the community and anthem "While the work re for the benefits of the Church. mains," and the collection was A fine quality, well made, fast colour, He regretted that the Chairman, taken. generously cut Shirt for a Boy from Delicious: Nutritious: Inexpen F. C. Misick, Esq., M.C.P., had not The Chairman said he felt that 12 to 17 years sive. arrived and asked the senior mem perhaps an even more interesting ber for Sandys, Mr. Patterson, to part of the meeting was to follow: 3/6 take the Chair. He felt sure that the admission of the congregation the absence of Mr. Misick was ac to the discussion. Of Mr. Craw If he wears a blouse it is sixpence less countable in some way as he had ford he would say that during his Plain Colours — Neat Patterns Als White never failed to attend when asked. association with him he had so in Of Mr. Crawford he much appre learned that he was a close observer The Candy Counter ciated his kindness in attending of life. During his talk he had this meeting and his promise to emphasized many important deal with the subject to be present points. Immigration for one and ibbons ed. Mr. Patterson accepted the he, Mr. Crawford, being on that MEDICAL HALL chairmanship and announced the Board, was competent to speak on Queen Street singing of an Anthem by the choir this matter. Immigration had Reid Street during which time Mr. Misick recently been under political dis arrived and later offered an apology cussion and during that time the for his late arrival and said that Board had been under the eyes of many and sometimes got praise when he received the invitation speakers regarding restricted Im have been good when it was to be from Mr. Swan, the secretary of and sometimes severe criticism, noted that a certain young girl both personally and collectively. migration, he trusted that they the Forum, he accepted it with would not overdo it because he felt had from the Elementary school at MAKES SILK STOCKINGS alacrity and enthusiasm. He hoped But had the Board not functioned the West End in twenty months as it had it would have been a bad that by the admission of certain such organisations would fore classes of immigrants in years past, successfully passed both the Junior gather often as they were produc thing for Bermuda. There had and Senior Local Cambridge exam I LAST LONGER been hundreds of hotel help entered Bermuda had got out of certain tive of much good. As chairman grooves and had benefited and he inations. He hoped for a continu it was not his place to encroach the country and deportation had ance of the Forum work. More harm can be become necessary in many cases. feared that with too rigid enaction upon the time or impose upon the of the Immigration laws Bermuda Mr. V. Scott supported the re done to your fine silk congregation unduly and he at There would certainly have to be placed on that labour an em might possibly fall back into its marks of Mr. Henry, especially the stockings by one wrong once took pleasure in announcing former conditions. ' 'I am in favour Immigration question in-as-much the subject to be dealt with by the bargo for we were faced with un washing than by weeks employment. of moderation in all things." that he was not a foreigner but an speaker "Bermuda and its changing Mr. Henry Cann said that Ber alien. He felt that he was doing of wear. For ordinary conditions." He asked Mr. Henry It seemed absurd to him that muda had had much employment as much as any Bermudian. He soap weakens delicate T. Cann to introduce the speaker. hotels should import labour of and had always been able to mea had to say that he felt that the silk threads. Gentle Mr. Cann said he felt it was an that sort every year when Bermuda sure up. Excusing himself for children lacked ambition and it honour to present Mr. Crawford, labour could answer the call. He being personal he said that he had was greatly up to the parents to squeezing in warm Lux an esteemed Member of Parlia felt that there would be a protest for 27 years worked side by side instill that virtue into the child. lather is the way to ment who had been very active and from the hotels but the condition with his alien workmates and had He would do his part. "I want to make your stockings had made very good progress. He was unsatisfactory and in spite of always felt able to measure up to help make future Bermuda better give weeks more wear. had been helpful to the group protests something had to be done. the standard required. The same than present Bermuda." at a time when they most needed Mr. Crawford had given the audi cculd be said of many others he Mr. W. Simmons congratulated It preserves their shape it. He would ask the audience to ence the impression during his could name. He regretted that Mr. Crawford upon his address and and colour too. Lux stand as a mark of appreciation for remarks that the fact of being boys now went to the hotels. quoted him as an example well gives a longer life to Mr. Crawford's visit. British had paved the way for him Why? They were not willing to ac worth following. Mr. Crawford opened his remarks when he visited the Premier of cept apprentices' wages plus learn Mr. H. T. K. Smith spoke in your finest stockings. thanking Mr. Cann for his rather Canada. But he felt that there was ing a trade, but wanted easy money. glowing terms of Mr. Crawford's complimentary introduction which more than that. It was the win He knew of a certain young man younger days when at school, un made him feel uncomfortable since ning personality, modesty, and who had budded out as one of the der the tuition of Mr. Jarius Swan, he often felt that the things which cordiality that won for him a finest mechanics he had ever seen his own master, and on behalf of were said of him were often unde place, also his repute as a respected who left the trade to labour at the the Forum organisers and audience served. He must apoligise for his M.C.P. In concluding his remarks hotel as bell boy and when he, the tendered a vote of thanks. inability to deal with the subject he wished to say on the eve of the speaker, challenged him he sham- The Rev. D. Smith concluded an coming election that those who had as well as he would like but this edly left Bermuda for America. intensely enthusiastic and inter ASK FOR matter had occupied his mind for the franchise had a great respons The apprentices and young me esting meeting by expressing the some time for development in ibility since they represented a large chanics fail to realise that the em gratitude and pleasure that had THE FINER Bermuda compelled careful atten section of the community who had ployers today expect plus and not been derived from the visit of Mr. tion. not a franchise and he hoped they minus for their services. He felt Crawford and the accepted good We were dependent in a great would keep in mind that responsi that the failure to indenture boys result of the Forurn and although, way upon what might be known as bility. There were so many phases as apprentices to the trades was he continued "the church does not our invisible export trade and we of Mr. Crawford's speech that would greatly responsible for the present stand for political matters, we real LUX wanted our visitors who comprised entail hours of discussion but time day condition of inefficiency. It ise that the Church is seeking to Tlit- new l.n\ diamonds would not permit of this. He this trade-to carry back with them must be rememberedj|ithat ap serve humanity faithfully and are so line and thin thai to the U.S.A. reports of what they would now throw the meeting open. prenticeship was not slaveship. If hence today we are gratified." llie\ dissolve instantly into a thick, cleansing lather! termed our Paradise. But we Mr. Patterson, M.C.P., gave some there was work in Bermuda to do ^ "ii need less Lux— should take steps to ensure our encouraging remarks relative to we must do it and not dodge it. oo—— an.I get a quicker \ safety when certain difficulties the fitting of our young people for Prove ourselves an asset and not a lather! Ask for the §|j ., arise. local positions quoting the position dole to the community. era nomicai, finer Lux *ij\ Mi in ihe higger uaeket t\^%wi The first problem he wished to of Western Health Officer. He had Mr. F. Trott expressed his plea speak of was the restriction of endeavoured personally to interest Jacket Costumes sure and enlightment derived from i EVER BROTUERS LIMITED, PORT SINUGHT, ENGIAKB Immigration which was seriously some of our young men who had the meeting. He felt that the boys occupying the minds of the Im been trained abroad to apply for and young men were not taking migration Department and the this office. He also mentioned the full advantage of their opportunities House of Assembly who were con late Dr. Cann's sons now practicing so that they might take the place sidering giving that Department in the U.S.A. The question of of imported labour. He knew that greater scope. The Department in filling the position at the East End at that end of the Island oppor which he served had to deal with should be considered for a Bermu tunities for boys to learn atjleast Exclusive Linen hundreds of applications from those dian, for if we had the men we 14 or 15 trades were given and had who wanted to come here to work need not go outside to look for met with no application. He would from all parts of the world. What them. like the curriculum of the Board of WRITING PAPER would have happened had not Mr. Fall, M.C.P.. said he felt Education for Elementary schools Bermuda had Immigration Laws? that the Board of Immigration had arranged so that boys couldS.be Boxes 21' The cause of this desire to emigrate not only to deal with the hotel fitted to meet the requirements for to Bermuda was the storm of de labour importations but contrac the Dockyard examinations. He pression effective the world over. tors importing foreign labour of felt that there was a growing ten Single Sheets, White and Ivory We were not preparing our whom there are a number employed dency on the part of children to .voting people to fill the places and here. Had they been checked up? "become non-British and efforts to Pkgs. of 50 sheets 1/6 pkg. positions now occupied by people The Bermuda Railway was another controvert these conditions should from the outside. The Board of source. Had that been considered? be made in national school life. Education had been approached Mr. Crawford replied to Mr. Fall His Excellency, as representative of with regard to raising the standard to the effect that some of the con our King, had visited the churches of education with a view to pre tractors had been approached two which certainly tended to remind ENVELOPES to match paredness to filling positions. The weeks ago but the cry was that they us of an important feature of na trouble was partially caused by our could not get the class of work tional life, but Bermuda seemed to 1/3 pkg. people getting away from the trades people here. In the case of the con be losing the sense of the national thus leaving loopholes for hun tractors very often it became ne spirit. Could not provision be dreds of tradesmen and mechanics cessary to take their word for grant made for the attendance of school from other parts. Bermuda was ed but the Board was seriously children at the opening of official THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. at work and although it was a thought, by many in other parts of functions? One thing we had Reid Street the world, to be a very large place long job it promised to end well. which should be made a strong hence the undesirable condition Mr. Patterson drew the Chair factor, that was the Boy Scouts of immigration which was created. man's attention to Mr. Fall's term and Girl Guides which tended to "Remember," he said, "that it 'foreigner,' which he submitted loyal citizenship. depends on you the type of man you could not be applied to a Britisher Mr. 0. A. Isaac-Henry congratu place in the House to represent you or British subjects. Mr. Crawford lated the sponsors of the Forum. ENGLISH CUTLERY there. It will be a bad day should said that recently there had been This was something that he re you choose one other than he who amongst those employed by con membered Mr. Misick suggested IX*L—Stainless Steel is fit to serve." There was a ten tractors several Russian Poles who at the period of the last election. dency to commercialise, he would had been domiciled in Canada and POCKET KNIVES— SCISSORS — RAZORS He could not fail to congratulate Copyright, 1933, by Fairchild, say "Don't do H." The tendency had emigrated here as Canadians Mr. Crawford upon his interesting TABLE KNIVES of capital to create conditions but these had been deported. Mr. and instructive address but in re Featured for half-size figures, not conducive to the interests of Fall in answer said that he fully viewing the remarks of the last this jacket costume shows an in the smaller man, such as the idea of realised Britishers were not for teresting combination of two speaker he felt that he had to con colors, with the light shade, such Masters Hardware Co. chain stores as attained in Canada eigners, but aliens. trovert some of the remarks made as tearose. 'contrasting with the and America. He read extracts from black of the rest of the dress in Phones 1192—1193 J Mr. Gilbert, M.C.P., said that by him relative to the standard of 4328«Mtli.eitp. the report of thl danaaiatf ra"rfja hS e'n^orseS fife* rem&rks' lit the* emrcatftin* Tife4 stSnttotfl nrttgt & slentlcrizintj way.
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Hill 7.45—Books. Reading without 11.45 Jack Little, Songs Tears, a talk by Miss E. M. 12.00 Nino Martini, Tenor Delafield. 8.00—British Chamber Music KDKA, Pittsburgh 980kc. (Gramophone records) 6.00—Jean and Gene 8.45-9.00—News Bulletins 6.15—Same as WJZ 6.30—"The Singing Lady" WEAF, New York 660kc. 6.45-7.17—Same as WJZ 6.00—Al Bernard. Songs 7.17—Teaberry Sport Review 6.15—Trio Romantique 7.22—Press News-Reeler 6.3C—The Flying Family 7.30— KDKA Orchestra 6.45—Paul Wing, Story Man 7.45-9.45—Same as WJZ smok er cem 7.00—Salvation Army—Talk 9.45 To be Announced 7.05—Davis's Orchestra 10.00-11.15—Same as WJZ 7.30—Back cf the News in Wash 11.15—Around the Cracker Barrel Wherever you buy CHESTERFIELDS on land or on sea, ington 11.30—Same as WJZ 7.45—Andy Sannella, Guitar 12.00—Teaberry Sport Review you get them just as fresh as if you came by our factory 8.00—John Pierce, Tenor door—have one if you will. I think you will find that >. 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Ordinary Mail at 4.30 p.m. for New York today, at 3 p.m. 6.05- iiliriins i is SJBJ — sssi in -Programme Resume Registered Mail and Parcel Post Agents, Watlington & Conyers. 6.15- * # - as -Kathleen McGlone, Songs at 4 p.m. 6.30- -My Profession—Mrs. L. W. * * * S.s. Pan America (Munson Line) Stevens Mails per S.s. Patuca for Turks is due to sail for New York Friday 6.44- -Discoverers' Club Islands, will close at the General 31st. at 2 p.m. Agents, J. S. Darrell 7.00- -Uncle Don Post Office tomorrow:— & Co. 7.30- -Mystery Drama Ordinary Mail at 5 p.m. * * * 7.45- -Symphonic Quartet Registered Mail and Parcel Post at T.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur 8.00- -Sports—Ford Frick 5p.m. ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar 8.15- -Talk—Harry Hershfield * * * rive from New York tomorrow. 8.30- -Wayside Cottage—Sketch Mails per Q.t.e.v. Queen of Ber j sailing on return trip Friday at 8.45 -Tarzan of the Apes—Sketch muda for Great Britain, the Do 3 p.m. Agents, Watlington & 9.00- -Chandu the Magician minion of Canada, and the United Conyers. 9.15- -Anthony Frome, Tenor States of America, will close at the * * * 9.30- -Taik—Hey wood Broun General Post Office on Friday:— S.s. Lady Hawkins (C.N.S.) is due 10.00- -Frank and Flo, Songs LINEN FINISH Ordinary Mail at 12 noon. to arrive from Halifax and Boston 10.15- -Al and Lee Reiser, Piano Registered Mail at 11.30 a.m. tomorrow, sailing for the West 10.30- -Market and Halsey Street Parcel Post for Great Britain, and Indies at daylight Friday. Agents, Playhouse the United States at 11.30 a.m. J. S. Darrell & Co. 11.00- Spanish Revue 119 pk. ®f 2®/- doz. 11.15 -Eddy Brown, Violin 11.45- -Nancy Garner, Soprano Mails May Arrive Tomorrow from 12.00 -Verna Osborne and Annette England Simpson, Sopranos BALANCE Mails per S.s. "Olympic" due to WJZ, New York 760kc. arrive in New York on the 28th YOUR BEVERAGE DIET mm 6.15—Dick Daring—Sketch may connect with Q.t.e.v. "Queen • DRINK US THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. 6.30—The Singing Lady of Bermuda" sailing for Bermuda 6.45—Little Orphan Annie on the same day. INSTANT P9ST0M TENNIS RACQUETS Wonderful new assortment on hand. Positively the finest we have ever had. RACQUETS RESTRUNG from 20/* OUR AYRES CHAMPIONSHIP BALLS at 20/- dox. Are the finest we have ever had
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\ "• • GODFREY PHILLIPS, LTD. MOUNTAIN MAID By JAMES NOBLE GIFFORD ^fltife* 3f ®ty Driving through the Tennes The woman laid her hand with see hills, Tom Scroggins. a reassurance on her hot forehead. handsome young mountaineer, "Dont be afraid, Laurie. No onell COLD FLAKE meets Laura, a beautiful city hurt you—any more." | iEnyitei} sports &lpqi girl who is on a hiking trip, and The next two or three hours i gives her a lift. Laura is in passed drearily enough for ths jured in a wreck and Tom takes suffering gfa-L Her leg was more her to his cabin home. Tbe girl munb than acutely painful and CIGARETTES is a double for Mathilda, Tom's she felt sick all over. She Med missing sister. Tom tells his to think, the question "ygfty?" brother King, who has been in running over and over in her offer 4d. packet of 10 the city, to keep away from mind, but the effort to answer it Laura, and the two fight. 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O — 4 St..6 in. at £4. 5- O being tended by Capt. Curley Wilson of the Brookside Zoo in Cleveland, O., who predicted that the aged dog did not have long to live. White Enamel with Link Spring and Cotton Mattress Amazing Value Fine Quality If S CTi flMl f-fJ' Will Give Lasting Satisfaction IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCK By JACQUELINE HJNT the chest, shoulders and neck ©ECAUSE so many fair chins 1 with ice water er skin tonic. •* j .: , are spoilec by Now, holding your body in the poor posture, I must remind you proper position, let your head THE BERMUDA FURNISHING & SUPPLY CO. again that you had better snap drop slowly forward as far as out of it and straighten up the possible. Then move to the right Bermudas Most Up-to-Date Showrooms body and as far as you can, back as far as jctice cor- you can and then to the left. •t pes Relax and repeat this exercise And put youfcurer fo'- ten times. Then roll your Sfe chin up in head loosely around on youi the air — let shoulders. THE MYTH OF HOME- people thir.i: It is necessary for your sittin 5*8f'' you are posture to be correct during thi WASHING ECONOMY " snooty " i f exercise, as it strengthens th: they wish! two large muscies running fro:- *- Correct pos th brcr-tbone up the sides o: "It is smart to be thrifty!" ture will aid cur neck and attaching them- But not only smart in times keeping the ; -Ives to the mastoid process -: like these, be ing thrifty is just com i^i muscles o f ;?hind your ears. These are th the throat rrincipal muscles for the support mon sense. firm and will of the head and the mold of thr Not so many years ago every MISS HUNT do m u c h to neclr. housewife made all her own and ward postponing the telltale lines When you have an unsightly her family's clothing; she baked and sagging chins. double chin from overweight, yo.i her own bread; preserved all her The important muscles of the cai- use a chin strap in addition throat and shoulders should be to the regular exercise, massage own vegetables and fruits. She kept strong and youthful — so and, of course, dieting routine considered herself thrifty. ihe Original neck massage should also include Thi^ hastens the reducing of the Then, along came the clothing j the shoulders. It is only when fa; ncc!. by causing perspiration manufacturer, who could make Evaporated Milk tlK muscles are trained and ex —but you should by no means ercised that they givp support to depend on the chin strap entire clothes for her better and mo;e with PET MILK the surrounding tissues and pre ly. It will not train and strength cheaply than the housewife could Stocked by all leading Grooers. vent the formation of double en the muscles, and strong mu- do it herself. Now, the thrifty in his bottle-**.—*. chins and ugly lines. cleo are the first essential. You I housewife buys her family's cloth Before taking any kind of neck can buy rubber chin straps, or exercise, cleanse the skin thor you may improvise one from ing ready-made. 4204«W[w. to 29.3.33 oughly and apply a liberal clastic, cotton bandage. Have Next came the bakeries; and the amount of oil or cream to the the skin absolutely clean, and thrifty housewife found she could chest, shoulders and neck. Us dust the strap with talcum be get better bread, more cheaply, by ing the pads of the fingers, begin fore fastening it around the neck THE REGIMENTAL BAND low on i" ie chest and firmly move and chin. This will prevent irri- letting the professional baker do it the fingers up to the point of the fation. for her.. So, also, with the pre CONCERT chin. Repeat this movement ten Let me remind you that the serving companies—the housewife times, moving the fingers a lit chilly winds of March have a saved money by letting some one Butter pulses have advaased. tle to the right or to the left of '•ay of blowing dust and cinders Par-la-Ville 3-5 Today the original starting point each else do the work for her. into your eyes. Now is a good By kind permission of the Com time. The oil or cream serves as iime to begin giving your eyes a And today, the laundries are Owing to £avou**aMe eon tracts we a lubricant, so the fingers move daily rinse of warm borr.cic acid offering an additional saving to the manding Officer and Officers, the freely and exercise the muscles solution to cleanse them of bits band of the 1st Bn. Northumber again o££er for gently without straining them. thrifty housewife, both in labour of foreign matter. You have no and in money. An even greater land Fusiliers will give the follow After the entire neck and Idea how refreshed and bright- ing programme in Par-la-Ville from shoulders have been massaged, eyed you will be if you take this saving than the baker and the remove the excess oil and spray daily r. ecaution. manufacturer offered her; because 3 to 5 Noon today. Wednesday and Thursday only laundry work must be done every March, "El Capitan" Sousa week, and involves almost two days" Overture, "French Comedy menial labour in the housewife's Kela-Bela every week. Waltz, "Arc-en-ciel" Waldtenfal The average family of four soils Selection, "Lilac Dominoe" Cuvillier about 15 pounds of clothing every 9> Star Spangled Banner s. P. . creamery Guarding Quake limns From Looters week. With the aid of an electric washing machine (which cost her "Ride of the Valkyries" Wagner originally about £25) the house Suite, "Three English Dances ' wife actually pays weekly 7 shillings Quilter for the privilege of washing this (a) Chant sans Paroles 15 pounds of clothing, and ironing Tschaikowsky the flat pieces. And this ? shillings ib) Intermezzo, "Laughing Eyes" pays for only the soap, washing Finck compounds, electricity, kerosene Selection, "Floradora" Stuart for heating water, blueing, and Regimental Marches: er lis* cost of operating her washing "The British Grenadiers" machine—no pay for her labour. "Rule Britannia" Modern laundries everywhere are (for cash only) advertising "Thrifty Service," GOD SAVE THE KING which washes the clothing better Conductor, Mr.A.Hollick, A.R.C.M. thanl she can do it herself, irons alll j the flat pieces (the hardest of all | ta d English League Soccer 1 OF FEMININE INTEREST I Yesterday's English League Soccer MONTREAL March. (C.P.)— results in the First Division, were An antigue-collecting trip through l Local and Foreign Sporting News as follows:- England, still the happy hunting J Sheffield United 2, Middles- ground for the treasure seeker, § borough 0; Second Division; West was described by Mrs. Alice Van BY ELLIS Ham United 0, Lincoln City 0. Leer Carrick to a local women's club. Mrs. Carrick lives in New •frfrfitf'frf'S-fy Hampshire, and is the author of a -oo- work entitled "The Next-to-Noth- ing House." She illustrated her THE GRAND NATIONAL talk with slides made from pictures ENGLAND RECAPTURES CROSS A Memorable International of bargains in antiques which she COUNTRY HONOURS had purchased in a thorough search Rugby Match Result of Draw for £100 of shops in a very large number of Tenders for Corporation Debentures Sweepstake towns and villages of England. NEWPORT, March 27.—England Ireland and Wales have had many Many articles, she said, which the has recaptured first place in the In stirring duels on the Rugby field, verage person probably would con SEALED TENDERS will be received at this ternational 10-mile cross-country none more so than that at Cardiff First, Freer Oox, J313, Kellsboro sider as treasures quite apart from race, Holden covering the distance in 34 years ago. Jack; second, Helen Whayman, the price paid for them may still office up to noon of 53 minutes, 41 seconds. Sutherland * * * H176, Really True; third, Fred be "snapped up" as bargains there. of Scotland was second. There are public idols ih Rugby, Rawlins, Slater; Susan Woolridge, No collector, whe remarked, ever Saturday, 15th April, 1933 OO just as in any other sport, and the 0225, Near East; Gerald Gray, G77, boasts of how much she paid but name of W. J. Bancroft, of Swan Guiding Light; Gerald Gray, G68, of how little a treasure cost her. FINAL DAY OF LIVERPOOL sea, is often mentioned by old- Egaemont; F. G. White, M49, Im- For the purchase of Debentures of the Cor timers as the greatest touch-findin puuded Barney; Mrs. G. W. Smith, When showing pictures of Queen Anne furniture Mrs. Carrick point SPRING MEETING full-back in the history of the'game. K289, Ohilds Food; Geo. Richard poration of Hamilton to the amount of ed out the need of using appro * * * son, F263, Annondale; Anthony AINTREE, March 27.—The Fox- Peavy, L863, Shaun Oodin; Alfonso priate hangings with such articles By 1899 Bancroft had set up a re and suggested the housewife could huitors Chase held on the final cord in international caps—he fin Gumps, A167, Bally Han wood; Billy £19,000 day of the Liverpool Spring meeting Williams, D964, You Tell; Vivian embroider them for herself from ished up with 33—and in March designs prepared by the Victoria was won by Sir Grant Lawson's of that year came the drama of his Redman, H316, Field I; H. S. At- in Debentures of £50 or £100 to run for "Asleep." wood, J511, Dusty Foot; Green and Albert Museum, at South injury during the match with Kensington, London. Chippen fifteen years from the 1st July next, bearing Warner's "Free Fare" won the Shutters, C91,Solanum;H. Thome, Ireland. dale was described as the Shake Hurdles. 1283, Field II; Alfred Crane, J193, interest at 4 %, payable on the 1st January *• * • speare of "old" furniture plots, Lone Eagle II; Bill West, L235, 00— The Welsh Union had sanctioned taking Dutch, Chinese and Gothic next and afterwards half yearly on 1st Janu Young Prince; Virginia Adderley, a public testimonial to the popular motives and developing them in his Will Campbell Try Again at B655, Forbra; D. H. Taylor, J659, hero, and when he led the t^am own style. It is because of the ary and 1st July. Winnepeg ? on the field the crowd was so great Pircadua; Clay Richardson, B135, strength of its construction that that the touchlines became en Balla Sport; J. Perry, G677, Grega so much of his work has survived, Interest to commence on tbe 1st June next croached upon, and tho start was lach; Cook Kennard, G578, Grackle; Mrs. Carrick said. Hepplewhite, WINNIPEG, March 27.—If Sir " delayed. F. N. Crisson, 1394, Bally Brack; exponent of the curved line, she Malcolm Campbell decides to beat * * * S. J. Tucker, A913, Clydesdale; L. called "the most exquisite of Eng No tender at less than par will be considered. his record in Western Canada, a But in the first miuute the Irish Leach, L21, Quite Calm; Mr. Boulet, lish joiners." fourteen-mile speed track can be forwuids, led by the brothers Ryan, J629, Golden Miller; Ralph Tatem, The amount tendered for will be required provided near Winnipeg, said A. O. * * * began a mighty dribble, and Ban K306, Kur Kelloy; Lydia DeSilva, Emmett, the President of the MONTREAL, March. (C.P.)— croft, who had tried to stem the J36, Aspirant; Arthur Brown, H5Sk on the 25th May next. Manitoba Motor League. Interpreters in the Recorder's rush, had a couple of ribs fractured. Smoky Moke; Rita Leighton, J541, -00 Court here are blaming a lack of * * * Cold Punch; F. Cusick, J418, Field Tenders to be marked on outside of envelope weddings in Montreal's foreign s He took no further part in the HI; Jos. Gould, H896, Thaus; E. B. DUALS ON PRESENT GOLF colony for their reduced earnings "Tender for Debentures." games, and P.C. Brice was called & J. S., H892, Inoirse; Masie Bur lately. There was a time when from the pack to fill the breach. rows, F711, Ace n; A. Monish,F335, COURSES weddings and the celebrations fol * * * Trouble Maker; Ed. Benjamin, TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS ARE REMIND lowing them were numerous and And what a marvellous game Brice E791, Merriment TV; H. L. Peniston, ED THAT THESE DEBENTURES ARE Famous racehorses have been Al, Steady Johnny; Geraldine Hor- quite often those who celebrated trained on golf courses—Caracta- played: too much found themselves ex AVAILABLE FOR THE INVESTMENT OF * # * ton, 0875,Holmes;R. D. Pemberton cus, the Derby winner of 1862, was F915, Pelous Jack; P. Whitney, plaining the reason for their actions Ireland had scored the solitary TRUST FUNDS. secretly prepared on the West Herts G617, Neiss Gassus; Edith Fubler, in court. It was a poor day then try of the match; but no matter course at 'Cassiobury Park—but L163, Southern Hero; Mrs. J. Nor that did not bring forth five or how fiercely they attacked after little has been said of the big fights wood Smith, J365, Heart Break Hill; six cases for the interpreter to take The Corporation is not bound to accept any that it was always Brice who foiled that took place over a hundred J. Sivier, C505, Alpine Hut; E. F> part in, and, of course, the more tender. j oars on land now in possession them. cases the larger his income. Now * * * Deafer, 1155,Apostasy; E. O. Evans, of the golfer. 171, Remus; Mrs. Lamar Edmead, many people are out of work and By order, Louis Magee, the Irish captain, * # * G42, Opclose; R. J. Williams, A89, canno t afford to gt married. Those was the first to congratulate the What is now the twelfth put Ottawa; T. Robinson, G266, Flam- who do, fail to celebrate, making J. D. B. TALBOT. plucky constable at the end of the ting green on the Molesey Hurst bert; Stuart Herbert, D482, Ruin; appearances in court rare (Complain game. "I have seen nothing finer," Secretary. course at Hampton Court was the Fred Rawlins, C265, Slater; A. ed one man who had earned only he said. actual spot where the ring was Monish, F315, Rock Hill II; Jas. $6 in one week, Corporation Office. pitched and where many famous 00 Richards, E265, Martincito; Doug * » * Hamilton, 27th March, 1933. duels with the bare fists took place. las & Lightbourne, C932, Coup MONTREAL, March. (O.P.)— CREWS ARE NAMED FOR •507t 29i3Ul oo DeChapean; Archie Lendo, A635, Victoria Sackville-West, eclebrated w CLASSIC RACE Mostin Oianee; Stanley Bean, H612 English writer, does not pretend SIZE OF THE GOLF HOLE Dilaniege; Jas. Richards, E264, Co- to like the present day literature PUTNEY-ON-THAMES, Eng., linoagh; A. Theavite. D862, Colliery of despair, negation, dessication It is interesting to hear that, March 27.—(C.P.):—Crews of the Band; Sonny DeSilva, 1333, Society. and aridity. "I think it is having while Sarazen's recent proposal Oxford and Cambridge boats in the most deplorable effect on the for r larger hole is still intriguing the classic rowing race on the Prizes may be collected from young," she told members of the golf-TJ on bcth sides of the At Thames to be held April 1 are sub Louis H. Selley, c/o Bermuda Women's Canadian Club here. lantic, George Duncan has suggest ject to change before the final day Transportation Co. "It is high time the young stopped GOLFERS ed an expeiiment in the opposite but observers consider it probable looking along those paths and look (Lection, and the promoters of the crews wiU be as follows: ed forward to something construc-t tho annual short course profess ive and not merely destructibe, ional championship at Torquay CAMBRIDGE something positive and not mere have accordingly in contemplation COST OF KEEPING BRITAIN negation. The trouble is they the use of a hole smaller than the W. L. R. Oarbonell (Shrewsbury FIT don't believe in their own lack of Every Week I regulation 4| in. and St. Catharine's); J. E. Gilmour convictions. One does, however, The idea apparently is to in (Eton and Trinity Hall); T. G. see signs of its stopping," she said. crease the value of accurate putting Askwith (Haileybury and Peter- £6,000,000 Reduction Possible The present tendency in literature especially in regard to the long house) ; R. B. F. Wylie (Shrewsbury she believed to be the last wave of MEDAL COMPETITIONS approach putt, and to obviate as far and Clare); C. J. S. Sergei (Monk- reaction to Victorianism, a dying as possible the all too frequent ton, Combe and Clare); W. A. T. Accoring to Dr. R. G. Hogarth, effort to get rid of illusions and fluke in the short game. Safhbell (Melbourne and Pembroke) C.B.E., of Nottingham, more than sentimentalities. For Visitors ^H This short course championship (bow); C. M. Fletcher (Eton and twelve million people, registered under the National Health In is to be held on May 23, 24, and 25 Third Trinity); T. Frame-Thomson 00—— next, and already invitations to (Eton and Third Trinity), Stroke); surance Scheme, consume 10,000 are held over the beautiful take part have been sent to the R. N. Wheeler (Clifton and Sidney tons of medicine costing $10,000,- leading professionals. Sussex), (Cox). 000 per annum. This huge expen ABBEY STATUES OFFER diture, it is further asserted, is Riddell's Bay Golf Course PROBLEM HAGEN AND THE LARGER HOLE OXFORD due to deficient or incorrect diet This was recognised so long ago WEDNESDAY Walter Hagen has not much use W. H. Migotti (Radley and Wor as in 1867 when the Government LONDON, March 28.—(C.P.):— LADIES' COMPETITION for Gene Sarazen's suggestion that cester); W. H. Mosley (Shrewsbury passed an Act compelling all British Once more the question is being MEN'S THURSDAY larger holes be used in golf tourna and B.N.04; W. D. Erskine (Eton ships to provide every sailor with a discussed of what should be done ments. and Ch. Ch.); P. R. S. Bankes minimum of one ounce of lemon with the monuments in Westmin "What's the use of having a (Oundle and Ch. Ch.); P. Hogg or lime juice per day during voyages ster Abbey. For 50 years at least putting touch if the larger cup is (Sherbourne and New College); to countries where natural foods this problem has been puzzling Your own Club handicap should be used used?" asked Hagen. J. M. Couchman (Sherbourne and were scarce. As lemon juice, con the authorities. It is nearly 50 years and prizes will be given both low net Hagen" was talking from exper Oh. Ch.); G. A. Ellison (Westminst taining the essential vitamin O since the Royal Commission sat to ience, for he finished third tn the er and New College); R. W.G. Holds- offers a palliative and safeguard discuss the matter, but nothing and low gross scores. Florida Year Round Open Tourna worth (Shewsbuy and B.N.C.); against influenza and other mod practical arose from the discussion. ern ills, a daily dose for evey mem Dean Foxjey Norris, who has ment with an aggregate of 278 for C. Komarakul-Na-Nagara (St. The Golf Club may be reached by Daily Ferry Service. four rounds. Sarazen could do no Paul's and Magdalen), (Cox.) ber of the population is regarded shown great energy in Adminis tration since he came to West better than 281 in this competi No changes are expected in either as a wise National investment. The A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. cost of keeping Britain fit in this minster, strongly disavows there tion, in which six-inch holes were boat but the following are possible Transportation Wharf 9.00 10.30 2.00 3.40 way—on the basis of half a lemon being any scheme afoot for a whole used. to fill any vacancy that may arise: Princess Hotel 9.05 10.35 2.05 3.45 per head per day, which gives an sale removal of monuments. To Paul Runyan (266) won, with Inverurie 9.10 10.40 2.10 3.50 Charles Guest (276) second. OXFORD ounce of juice—would result in a the Architects' Association he saving of £6,000,000 on the bill for points out that while there are Belmont Manor 9.15 10.45 2.15 3.55 medicine. many monuments which ought W. M. WATT ROUND IN 66 F. Freeman (Winchester and There are also frequent Trains. Trinity); J H. Lascelles (Christ's 00 never to have been in the Abbey, W. M. Watt, a Scottish inter College, New Zealand and Balliol). yet the Abbey is unique in Europe national 21 years ago, and present TORONTO, March. (C.P.)—A as holding a complete category to Daily Greens fee eight shillings. professional to the R.A.C. Club CAMBRIDGE big benevolent negro with white show the gradual {growth of taste M43jw. toil.5.33. at Epsom, was in magnificent form locks recently won admiration of in monumental memorials over a when, playing with a member, he H. A. Ricardo (Sherbourne and the Canadian Women's Press Club period of four centuries. holed the R.AC, course in 66, one Trinity Hall); F. W. Symonds (Bed here in a fine speech. It was Rich Seemingly the Dean thinks that stroke below the previous best ford and Lady Margaret). ard B. Harrison, "de Lawd of The some memorials might be placed professional score—67 by 3. Don Green Pastures" who wos in Tor elsewhere. After all, the Abbey is aldson, formerly assistant at the onto with his company of' 'shouters' primarily a place of worship, and club, in 1929. Watt had nothing Bartholomae to Sail Bob Kat in appearing at a local theatre in the not a museum collection. It is worse than a 4 during the round. Bermuda Races popular negro play "Green Pas satisfactory to learn that more His card read:— tures." accommodation is needed today DERRICK PARCEL RECEIPT BOOKS Out: 444444444—36; In:443334324— NEWPORT HARBOUR, Calif., "It is an exultant feeling to be in for the congregations which gather 30—66. March 20.—William Bartholomae Canada," Mr. Harrison said. for worship—not ancestor-worship 00 jr. said today that he will sail with "When I awakened after we had —and for great national ceremonies. in a week for Bermuda, where he crossed the border I asked where 00 2/6 each Larwood on the Way Home will enter the international races are we? One of my company said for the Prince of Wales Trophy in 'In your country,' and I replied The foreman came across Bill Harold Larwood, the M.C.C. fast May, skippering the Long Island 'that is why I feel so free.' It is taking it easy. "Look here, Bill," bowler, is not taking part in the Bob Kat. nice to be here.' I was born in he said, "this here's a contract job, New Zealand matches. He left The California sailor will leave London, Ont., and have cherished an" it oughta be finished by now. Fremantle for home on March 14 his own six-meter sloop Mystery an ambition to play Green Pastures Get on with yer work, or it's the with the Nawab of Pataudi. here. He said he was chartering under the British flag. Now 'de sack fer you." Larwood injured his foot in Bob Kat, high point- sloop of the Lawd' has come into his own. "Well," said Bill, deliberately, the final Test against Australia British-American races on the When I heard the orchestra play "Rome wasn't built in. a day." The Bermuda Press, Ltd. and it was then stated that Solent, England, last summer, be 'God Save the Queen'—as I learned "1 don't want none of yer back Reid Street he would be unfit to play again cause Mystery does not comply with it as a child, I felt like someone who talk," said the foreman, "Besides, for at least three weeks. the international racing rules. has had his sins washed away." I wasn't foreman on that job." BICYCLE LOCKS»-3/6 — AST WOOD'S iJage 14 THE ROYAL GAZETTE \ND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933 *i whilst the President read the fate CABLE NEWS ful decision which terminated the Classified proceedings. 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