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VOL. 31 — NO. 223 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1951 6D PER COPY REDS HAND OVER NEED FOR ORGANISED King Gaining Strength "MYSTERY" NOTE T.B. SERVICE URGED ON PEACE TALKS Dr. Santon Gilmour Reviews | Results Of 1950 Survey But Next Few Davs TOKYO (Tuesday), Sept. 29 (Reuter). — Korean cease-fire i liaison talks resume- today where SAYS SECH0NSH0ULD BE they were left by a secret memorandum turned over last SET UP IN HEALTH DEPT. Will Be Anxious Ones night by the Communists. The "mysteryT message was The first report on tubercu handed to the Allies at Pan Mun LONDON, Sept. 24 (Reuter). — The King was covering Jon, on the edge of the neutral losis in Bermuda to be today after his lung operation. Persian Premier zone. I published points to deficien A bulletin signed by five doctors and issued from It followed a declaration by the cies in the Colony's existing United Nations high command [machinery for dealing with Buckingham Palace tonight said: Decides To Jf that Kaesong is not suitable for the truce talks. the disease. ^The King has gained strength during the day.—(Signed) The Kaesong negotiations were The report states categorically Daniel Davies, Horace Evans, Geoffrey Marshall, C. Price Order British Out broken off more than a month tbat the Bermuda Tuberculosis Thomas, John Weir. ago. The Communists have Association, a voluntary body, is TEHERAN, Persia, Sept.' 24 charged that the Allies violated subsidising a public responsibility, A morning bulletin had said the King's condition was "as (Reuter).—A source close to the 'the five-mile neutral zone around the only official gesture being the satisfactory as can be expected," following a restful night. Persian Premier, Dr. Mohammed the battered town. appointment of a part - time Ay But his medical men have warned that "anxiety must Mussadegh, told Reuters tonight The U.N. declaration yesterday physician and a "loose arrange remain for some days." They, have still not indicated the that the Government had decided was made by the chief liaison ment" of attendance at the T_B. to order the expulsion of the officer of General Matthew Ridg Clinic by departmental nurses. exact nature of the King's illness, but ail or part of one lung remaining British oil technicians way, U.N. supreme commander, at Compiled by Dr. "*"***. Santon has been removed. i— in the next week. a one-hour meeting with the Gilmour, who was called in by X-rays will tell the story during A Cabinet meeting later Communist liaison men at Kae the Bermuda T.B. Association, to the next few days, disclosi arrived at no decision on the song itself. view the results of tbe 1950 mass whether the cavity created bj*y | Doctors To project, but the Deputy Premier, Eight hours later the Com miniature radiography survey, the ' the operation has affected the Hussein Fatemi, said the Gov munists delivered their message report calls for the establishment heart, and whether tite other lung ernment will not attempt to —not yet disclosed. It was of an official tuberculosis section — if a complete lung has been reopen oil talks with tbe British. addressed to Cal. Andrew Kinney, in tbe Health Department, with removed — is doing its work. Decide On Reuters' informant said the General Ridgway's chief liaison the Director responsible for noti Premier considered the oil talks officer *in the current talks, from fied cases, the provision of diag Time will also disclose whether Col. Chang, chief North Korean nostic facilities, hospitalisation of the spread of disease in tbe tissue with Britain to have broken _^______^^__ the tuberculous, either in the has been checked. Britain's top State Council down completely. He would not, liaison officer. chest specialists are in attendance. therefore, carry but his original MOVED TO KAESONG i 11 Islands or abroad, and for hospi- ' Taxi 11426 took its last ride yesterday morning. After crashing into a tree near the Agricmiturai ^j observation of suspects.. Within the next day or two they (Special through Reuter) intention of making the remain may recommend light breathing ing 350 technicians' stay condi Col. Kinney and Col. Murray, Station it had to be towed away andf scrapped. Dudley Baxter of Somerset, the driver, received a scalp DRAIN ON FUNDS exercises to stimulate recovery. LONDON, Sept. 24.—While tbe tional on reopening of the talks. the chief Allied liaison officers, would which required 14 stitches. The accident occurred shortly after five o'clock when Baxter was j Dr. Gilmour, in praising tiie King today continued to sustain met their Communist counter If only part of a lung has been his doctors' initial satisfactory The technicians would prob parts this morning first at Pan driving: two passengers from a staff dance at the Castle Harbour Hotel. The passengers escaped 1 work of the association, which ably be given 15 days to leave removed, gentle massage may be report, high state officials con- Mun Jon. But both sides agreed n ur I spent £2,316 of its voluntary used to re-expand the remaining I sidered the question of the from the date of delivery of the facilities were unsuitable and they ""- y* »_» ii -ii I funds on treatment of tuberculous lobe. formation of a Council of State expulsion order, the source moved to Kaesong itself. Baxter was taken to the King Edward VH Jlospital by Brinton Stovel. It is expected he win Bermudians abroad during 1949, ADDED COMPLICATION to rule temporarily in his place. added. General Ridgway's headquart be released today er tomorrow. seys that the drain on Its funds He said Dr. Mussadegh had A prolonged convalescence will If the King improves rapidly ers announced later that the No other vehicle was _-.va.v__l, according to police reports. ^ZZFTSM"**"**"* "* there,will be no need for a coun decided to allow those tech supreme commander had given , cannot continue. be essential. A 'month in bed is nicians who wished to do so to his liaison officers instructions "to usually the first requisite after an cil," it was stated. "But the whole w_sa'-« GilmourThe , associationmade the, 195say0 ssurvey Dr., matter lies with the King's remain in the service of the at range those conditions under operation of this type. Persian Government, which has which the armistice talks may as it did the 1947 survey, in an doctors." attempt to assess the tuberculosis However there is an added com The doctors' decision should nationalised the fields. take the most rapid progress." Canadians Want Bermuda plication in the King's case — his The Government would put the Old. Kinney told the Common problem and impress it on official come within a few days. The awareness, the current official circulation has given concern in King's proclamation dissolving decision to expel the technicians ists that'the vast majority of the the past, and light exercise may view btdng that there is "no par Parliament must be prepared before Parliament for approval Kaesong difficulties would not ticular problem." be encouraged earlier than usual. several days before the dissolu by the weekend, the source said. [ ha ve occurred if they had agreed Onions Next Spring But the King will obviously tion, scheduled for October 5. No expulsion orders — condi to General Ridgway's original "MINOR PLACE" have to take things easy for a long Numerous other orders tional or otherwise — had yet proposal to bold the conference The doctor goes on to state that been delivered, and'the decision on beard the Danish hospital sh ip Canada wants, onions from Ber the disease has taken a "very tune to come. And he must avoid | occasioned by the dissolution also Jutlandia. muda next spring because this CRUISE SHIPS SEEN AS minor place" in the specialist ser still awaited final Cabinet season's "crop of onions grown in such day-to-day hazards as the I require the King's signature., .__. .. _,_«____r Continued oa Page 9 vices at the King Edward VII common cold, which may prevent I Should the doctors find the King | •PProvai, the source added, the Dominion was substantially SAVIOURS OF PORT Memorial Hospital and the his wintering in damp and foggy | able within the next few days, -o smaller ..than last year. Abbotsford isolation annex. It is .^London. they may-' allow him to execute TRUMAN CONSIDERING The .BSM-Jfen'fflt of Agriculture a notifiable disease, but Dr. Messages of sympathy poured them, but • if be is unable the S. Korea Prepares has received information from Remedy For Financial Gilmour is not satisfied that there in today from all over the world, question of naming a Council of CENSORSHIP ORDER Leonard and MacDonald, Ltd., St. has been an orthodox tuberculosis and patient crowds continued to State will come to the fore, John, New Brunswick, Bermuda's Plight Of St George's register. cluster outside the gates of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke For All-Out Red produce brokers in Nova Scotia, Some 10,600 people were X- Buckingham PalaiJe. where the of Edinburgh dined tonight with WASHINGTON, September 24 indicating that this season's crop operation was performed. | Mr. L^ Dana Wilgress, Canadian (Reuter)—President Truman may Members of St. George's RotarRotaiy. I ***** in the 1950 survey. Of these Hi of Canadian onions was smaller UTS: _T.__.ii___i «"TT«__..-__»__ iU 17,520 were Bermuda-born, 4,562 Limousines brought diplomats I _f»{* Commissioner in' Britain. I shortly order a fom "of censor than last year. By tbe time the. Club recalled the "good nold I and political dignitaries to sign the j l?fy_f^ild"^?, Pt*vate. dinner | ship on news emanating from the Air Offensive being of African origin. In the 8 Bermuda onions are normally har- days" last night—the days when non-Bermudian section 2,720 were visitors'"book at tbe p*_ac-£" --« | E^IL ! **„ ^j^sMMayfair civilian branches of Government, j vested, tbe Canadian domestic | the • old town welcomed the they left, the crowds pressed residence. It was originally in officials said here today. PUSAN, South Korea, Sept 24 white and 356 coloured. tended as an eve-of-departure upply is likely to be exhausted many cruise ships. Their minds The evidence of tuberculosis in around them, as if they could give The proposed order had been (Reuter).—President Synghman were taken back to tbe days party when tbe Princess and her shown in confidence to a small It therefore appears probable that fection, active or apparently them news. Rhee's South Korean Govern- DUDLEY BAXTER before the war' by Mr. Fred husband planned to leave to group of newspaper editors, who | ment prepared for any all-out onions grown in tbe Colony may healed, was found in 201 subjects, "EARNEST HOPE" be profitably marketed in Canada Robertson, assistant collector of morrow by ship for their did not approve of it, tbey added. Communist air-offensive today Driver of T1426 or approximately 19 per thousand. Canadian tour. next spring. customs in St. George's. Dr. Gilmour says that during One of tbe cables received was Informed quarters said that by issuing a detailed list of air Anticipating a favourable mar- from Mr. Nehru, Priine Minister Princess Elizabeth went to the there was every likelihood that raid precautions. A keen amateur photographer 1947 to 1950 the notified cases of India. After wishing the King party soon after calling at the President would issue the ket in Canada for local onions | Mr. Robertson showed films he | treated in the isolation block, The announcement came 24 next season, Bermuda farmers, I had taken of shipping in St a speedy recovery he said: Buckingham Palace. order in the near future. hours after three unidentified Abbotsford,' were only 15 or 3ft The military branches of Pact Allies who are registered under • the George's, the pageant of 1936,pe r cent of the total. Of this low "Your Majesty's personal con LONDON, Sept. 24 (Reuter) — planes raided the South Korean tribution to the harmonious asso Government bave long urged tbe planned production and marketing two Bermuda gardens and Continued on Page '3 The British Broadcasting Cor- capital of Seoul. scheme, are advised to contact Mr. scenes of ' Mangrove Bay, ciation of the countries of the imposition of such a security Included in the precautions are measure on the grounds that non- Get Exemption James Hollis, manager of the Somerset Commonwealth has been very I one!nn_ute praySoTLllS black-outs for public and private Government wholesale marketing ju Robertson recalled the great, and it m our earnest hope | health during the crisfa of hi. defence agencies unused to hand buildings, instructions for putting r uring the crisis of bis ling military information need a centre,-with a view to having their Ljaj,,^ of rmay of the c^ise Pinta Lost that you will be spared long to illness, it was announced tonight. out fires and building air raid From U.S. Ban preserve and promote cooperation uniform code of procedure. allotment ^rnmons substaritially ships which had tied up — some- shelters. increased. Farmers operating un- times three at a time— alongside between them for tbe furtherance All civilians and military per der the scheme are guaranteed a | Penn0*s wharf. He brougnt up Mainsail In of world peace and the happiness Socialists Close Their Ranks _< \. sonnel were told to construct WASHINGTON, September 24, . , „ „ „ , . — —- -. of mankind." shelters and have sand and water (Beater). — The United States mmimum price fo^all produce |to members' minds the names of News of tbe King's progress was rown under contract for the | the Reliance, the German cruise ready for fire-fighting. National Security Council today I 6 , nd telephoned to Clarence House, exempted all west European S_!? ^_*!L.__ _., i-L^fe I -Mp*-* oveTI8,00
and not as a mere silly ass, what Need For Organised blems, tl„ Institutions available specialist fo visit from Canada or best to maintain tne central clinic to lteiatf Range ever his Want of iiis gr*_sy matter are private or. semi-private 'and U.S.A., and to transfer patients in their premises. ana his riafvefe fei his relations T.Bi §M>ke Uigtd run often for profit, and there is needing-major thoracic surgery to Faff m footfall ViHage sttflEy with the go - getting lieutenants a. d-ffigulty in placing patients of his hospital abroad, when the time "Tftere ntaV be some difficulty who cross his path- Kate Held Miicm origin! .The really -tut for surgery comes, and only for over space, with a busier clinic attractively interprets Tsm en Coati-rat. from Pa.e 1 and dying C-tnnot be s^ent away, the period of operation and in the future. Treatment such as VIENNA, Austria, Sept. 24 «Hp- Ry FRA-Mft HA#dtMr- mm. artificial pneumothorax refills', (Reuter). — Authorities in Bur- A hilarious study in absurdity, gaging if somewhat nitwitted proportion the majority, ten* were and there are difficulties when immediate convalescence. On his numerous occasions when he ffartcee, making it steem entirely still there in 1930. Bermudians die in hospitals visits the surgeon could carry out tuberculin teste and Bacillus genlandi, near the RussSn zone or the art of keeping the tongue approacbes them with a view to Calmet and Guerin vaccination o. Austria, said today that a large in the cheek, is provided by feasible that she should be tm^remrt Of the remaining cases 13* Were abroad. minor procedures ip Bermuda, rising above the rank of A.B., ott balance by the glibly empty "With' regard tc the first sug and mi ght ga In tiBJ?interes t of orte will take more space than at number of shells from Russian "Whilfe the Sun Shine-," wh*f*-_. which is the best they can see treated abroad under the auspices present is allocated to the clinical nk guns fell into the village of began its Bermuda run last night suggestions of the Frenchman and oi the association and 16 were lost gestion, a special hospital; the Of fhte local surgeons to do this in their way to allot to him. It looks the elementary caveman tactics of nttmtter of beds Would be his absence. Alternatively, with side. The present X-ray. room S•eltenbrunn, in the l4eusidel dis in .the BerlKuda *"*"h*al!ire' _s4r__j as though he is likely to be .ust sight of. It ir thought that some would still suffice with a fluoro trict, on Friday and Saturday. at the Bermudiana Theatre. the American -4- quite a feat in of these left th* Islands. relatively small, but Would need some additional equipment, there as unlucky in love when the husky ah the ancillary services of a are excellent operating theatres scopic screen added, but the cleri Tbe shells were said to have JS is a trifle, but a clever str$ff Lieutenant Mulvaney, of the -t___H£#f "These observations," the doctor cal administration of the clinic been "wides" from the tank gun saucy onfe, in which the author, Lieut. Mulvaney is a somewhat continues, "are sui-Sly an indica hdSJsrtal, which are uneconomical and st&ff at the King Edward T_f.8Ajp (apparently".&• mhxjrh ami difficult for small numbers. Hospital, aAd a visiting thoracic and' the propaganda aAd social ranges at Kaisersteinbruch. Terence Kattigan, shows himself he has quixotically extended his conventional or "stage" Ameri tion of the urgent need of an work of the. Bermuda Tubercu-. Protests have been lodged with a master of the ludicrous situa can, and Lieut. Colbert a pure organised tuberculosis service. Further, if the control of tuber surgeon could carry out the whole '•p""*oSfeSon,'" muscles his brash culosis is successful, the demand procedure in Bermuda. lost; Association will hardly have- the Russian authorities. tion, and the accompanying way between the fistrl and the caricature, but both are presented Even though the institution su'fflcleht space in the ekistirtg faculty for imparting to his With gusto and seeming relish, by (Abbotsford) has not a tubercu for beds would go down and the "The present day trend is for Reports in the American-spon Girl —the Lady Elizabeth Ran hospital become redundant in its building. characters that india-rubber re dall, id wit. Complications ensue Gerry Sarricini and Cal White losis section and is not adequate tuberculosis clinics to be estab sored Vienna newspaper Wiener for treatment, it should have been isolation. The British Naval base Kurier stated that tne shelling silience that permits them to when that fair hand is also sought head respectively. (The letter's lished in Ofose relationship With "At present the clinic is ad suffer no more than a slight "French" accent displays an oc used more for the prime public hospitals are an unfortunate general out-patient departments, min is.ei*e_l by the whole orgShf-- damaged 12 farms and that a by Lteulenant Colbert of th* example at this eventuality. depression m~ circumstances that somewhat vaguely defined French casional tendency to evaporate.) health obligation of isolating the wben space and accessibility ing secretary of the Bii*ri__da wombn, Gisela Moser, was shot tuberculous." _«„__ ONE* _k>__*_r_TO_t permit. From .the point of vieW through the thigh. . would harrow the souls of many forces, Whose mental climate, John Atkinson gives his usual Tuberculosis Association; Sufch of us, and to respond to such seemingly, is that of jfajf flnisbed performance as the im However, it .is * acknowledged "It would 'seem, therefore, ot convenience of patients the an arrangement can be very satls- circumstances with a stream of Three Musketeers. The unsubtle posing but easily deflected Duke that the Legislature had been of inevitable that the only solution existing clinic at tne Bermuda factery when the indlvidusff ap pawky remarks ami,casual (not of Ayr and Stirling, Ronald Bailey great help in the survey. It Tuberculosis Association offices in pointed has- medical and aiSnirtl- attentions of the three have am is the provision. of an annex at Hamilton are more accessible and to say crazy) "suggestions for unsettling effect on the object of is the authentic elderly retainer granted £3,000 to finance tbe the general hospital, the King strative experience. To malle the SOUVENIRS of stage and novel, and the good- central than the out -patient position workable the appointment coping with them. their adoration, who, like the Edward. The modern ancillary department at the King EdWard noble earl, is hardly a model of hearted if lightly esteemed Mabel TEXT OF _tE_©MM"__-AT-ONS services are available, laboratory, should be a dual one; that is, the The Earl of Har penden, despite Cram of Betty Leighton make it Hbspital. individual holding the post should Native Cedar Work his social position and- his perspicsteity, but at the .cost of ' Here is the text of Dr. Gilmour's X-ray and operating theatre much crap shooting, and all night easy to understand the earl's' recommendations: facilities particularly. The tuber PRIME MOVERS be appointed and paid by the £3,000,000 in holdings, is not the divided feelings. Health Department for the work PLAYING CARDS brightest. oil! intellects, as their vigil, and a certain amount df 1 "W shouldjm ettesjrty ander- culosis' Ward of today it not the THe Bermuda Tuberculosis whisky and soda, the Situation is An easy competence distin stood at the outset that the Writer veranda of the past where the Association have been the prime done for them. This Is the only Lordships oi the Admiralty dis guishes Michael Sadlier's direc way - such an officer can have Bermuda Scarves cover anew on each of the fairly resolved and all is well. and others realise that under phthisical patient lay in the open movers in any activities fo deal tion. The • "drunk" scene is ordinary circumstances a small with tuberculosis, these offices are Standing in the Health Depart and Handkerchiefs The storJK itself is of no par- air to the end Of His days, but a ticular account, and is rather slow handled with grace and dis community of 37,000 people Would place where rest is combined with associated in the minds of the ment and access to its staff and Cocktail Napkins in getting under wsly, but the cretion, that make it amusing not set up its own independent active treatment; chemotherapy public as the centre of stich to other government depart situations are amusing and well without any suggestion of em scheme ior dealing with tuber and surgery. Such a ward when activities so that it would appear ments*?' ... __.j___.iS POSt CARDS The Telephone contrived, the by-play is laugh- barrassment, arid the earl's culosis, but would join in With it ceased to be needed for tuber- provoking, and the . dialogue mounting anguish as* his pro surrounding health authorities in sulosis should be suitable for any Number ripples easily along with plenty spective father-in-law keeps Him a large, more efficient . and other medical or surgical purposes lewelfery of Coral, Ivofy, of punch lines and sidelohg com late for hid appointment at the economical joint effort. But the and would therefore not be re of the . mentary on international rela Admiralty, while he telephones circumstances are special, Ber dundant ft annexed to a general tions among military men, the his bete, is a subtle touch. The muda is an island without hospital. Amber and Crystal SHIRT SHOP mental level of tbe higher aristoc setting-; of Peter MeWs and the contiguous neighbours and must "ft ar di-fictttt to forecast racy, and cognate matters. lighting of Gerry O'Brien add to solve the difficulty alone. numbers but the survey findings ' KODAK FILM PAGET EAST the effectiveness of the whole. "An official tuberculosis section and the otherwise known cases • NOTICE Tbe characters are rather of the should be set up in the Depart with positive sputum would total is stock variety, but they are ment of Health. The Director of now 36' cases with open disease. handled with conviction never All persons are competent, fo Health Services wO^ild be Tne provision of space for 30 To Our Custo_tt€f_rr-^ Yankee Store 4780 theless. 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Dilton Gilbert Masters, of -••"•(•suits and sports , clothes has been a success instead of a fl****-*.CARELES S DRIVING CASE In addition to swimwear the Mount Hill, who refused to give actor-director -Burgess Meredith chosen Bermuda as the venue of j company will introduce a new bis name and address when a fashion show to which ever 80 and his ballerina wife might not line of sports and play clothing spoken to about a traffic offence, have come to i>«-rm.uua. DISMISSED YESTERDAY American fashion editors, called "Sunfun" clothes, con because he considered that P.C. columnists, radio commentators sisting of shorts, pedal pushers Joseph Barron did not address The comedy about cowboys The Senior Magistrate, the Wor, and newsreel personalities are I and T-shirts. him "in a decent way," was fined of the wild west coming to the big H. Martin Godet, delivered ?. being invited. Tite show will take £ 5 by the Wor. H. Martin Godet city just didn't click with New judgment in Hamilton magis place on October 3 at the Castle _t a reetnt sales convention in York audiences and. closed down j the United States, Mr.;,&tewart tn Hamilton Magistrate's court trates court yesterday partially Harbour Hotel's Castle Rendez yesterday. after running only a few days, Mr. based tan his rote as observer of vous. told company representatives that Meredith told the Royal Gazette Catalina's decision to introduce a Constable Barron denied losins* the aftermath of a traffic accident Tbe company is tite Catalina vesterday. *_>**"•strrtved on SB_» in which careless driving was I new line of sportswear and play his temper with; the accused and day by B.O.A.C, , Swim Suits Co., and its Bermuda clothing was the result of tiie assured Mr. Peter J*. Smith, charged against Edward William showing of resort and 1952 Spring mcr easing tread toward. more Mr. Meredith wasn't acting in Eathrcrley, of Middle Road, counsel for the defendant, that the play but was On the direction Devonshire. swimwear and sports clothes is casual and informal living, largely he was "a very patient man." said to be the first an American the result of tbe influences of He had not lost his temper as long end ot it. p,V* The Occident, which took place company bas given in a foreign famous resort centres. "This is a good way to forget on September 17 at the junction country for American press as he had been in tbe police A number of Bermuda guests force, the constable added. it," he. explained his reason for of Front and Xing Streets, in guests. -; ,y^ will be inVited to the fashion corning to Bermuda. Pfl^^ volved an auto-bicycle ridden by Mr. E. W. Stewart, president of showing, including representa Masters, who testified that P.C. | Previous to that he: spent a busy James Darrell and a taxi driven our Catalina Swim Suits Co., called tives of A. S. Cooper's, H. A. & Barron shouted to him from the season touring with a summer by Eatherley. one of the world's largest, will be E. Smith, Ltd., Trimingham Bros, other side of tbe street near circuit as an actor. Now he is in Eatherley said he was reversing in charge of the fashion show. Ltd., A. R. Mercer Co., Archie "Cedarhurst," on Cedar Avenue, the Colony to "take it easy, slowly into King Street. He was He and Mrs, Stewart will arrive Brown _ Co., The English Sports said that he only got "mad" after at the bend of the road, on an the constable threatened to slap although he plans to attend the angle, when he felt a bump. He in Bermuda an October 3 from Shop, Gibbons Co., Winifred Peni local Bermudiana Theatre./ New York City in one ot two Pan ston, Baruch, and tbe Linen and him. iound out that Darrell had run Scotch Wool Shop. g*S P.C. Barron said he found "* For their first trip to Bermuda into the rear of the taxi. American Airways' Clippers Mr, and Mrs. Meredith are stay specially chartered far the trip. Included in the press group Masters' tavf parked in the He was, Eatherley continued, With them will be *HfcMJ guests, are 84 newspaper feature and restricted area on Cedar Avenue. ing at "Rock Merrell" as the about a*foot from tin left-hand _ His consisting of Americas f*-*^**)** fashion writers, 23 from well- He found it still there when be guests of Mr. Max. Kriendler, curb and half-way around the editors, columnists, newsreel known magazines and 16 returned a half-hour later. owner of New York's Twenty-One corner. photographers, radio and tele columnists. He approached Masters 'and Club. Mr. Godet-questioned Eatherley vision personalities, a bevy of There will be 18 representatives questioned him, and the accused The actor said be was surprised whether the taxi had been moved •RAIMA* beautiful models and a number of of syndicates and wire services said he did not know it was a to see motor cars in Bermuda — from its position Immediately Catalina Co. executives. *-'-*M as well as radio, television and restricted area. The constable "that shows you how behind the after the accident and up to the times I am." He thinks Bermuda; time the police arrived to take , To plan for this showing several newsreel personalities. pointed out warning signs not CASHMERES o ten feet away. is "simply beautiful and the measurements. Eatherley said it ' meetings have been held in New weather grand." had not. York between Robert S. Tap- STRASBOURG, France, Sept. He asked Masters for his linger & Associates, publicity firm 24 (Reuter). — T'.e Council ot licence, and he did not bave it. Although this is supposed to be The magistrate, who himself come in the new deep colours for Fa for Catalina, tbe WLUiam P. Wolfe Europe —- Europe's unofficial After Masters refused to give bis a holiday for Mr. Meredith, he is had been a passer-by and noted Parliament — today postponed its putting the finishing touches to the position of the taxi while tbe Organisation, representatives for name and address he told him he police were there, said he bad not the Castle Harbour, Pan American next session arranged for October could be arrested for the refusal. a play he wrote with St. Claire 15,' because of tbe British general McKellway which goes into re the slightest hesitation in dis Airways, and.the New York office Tbe driver then moved Ms missing the case against Eatherley; of t|w Bermuda News Bureau. election on October 25. The coun vehicle off the avenue. hearsals in New- York soon. It is Deep colours are the rwp colours in our Fall collection cil now is expected to meet at the called "Tbe Durable Malloy" and It would appear that the auto- Tbe entire Catalina party -Will end of November. Masters remarked that "all is a comedy. cyclist ran into the taxi. be guests of the Castle Harbour the police want to do is get • Among the motion pictures tbe of pure Indkm Cashmeres. Timeless and beautiful . . . 1 Hotel throughout its two-day visit GENEVA. Switzerland, Sept. 24 people in trouble" and used popular actor has appeared in to Bermuda. A cocktail party-and (Renter). — Seven pei saws ww*> obscene language which the recently are "Mine Own Execu PAHS MEAT WAR ENDS handsomely detailed cardigans and pullovers. Classic dinner will be held for the visiting killed in mountaineering accid constable was unwilling to tioner," one of Sir Alexander Americans at the Castle Harbour ents in Switzerland during the repeat in court.. Korda's productions and "A Ya nk WITH COYT. YKfORWUS prior tO tite . swimwear fashion week-end. Masters wanted te fight him, Comes Back " which he made for and dressmaker styles ... to be the core of your wardrobe .be constable went on, and did the British Government. ^|»A___S, Sept. 24 (Renter). — actually- aim a blow at him. During the war he made "Wel Masters was' fined 107- for the Producers and dealers capitulated this Fail and Winter. come to Britain" while in the today in their war against "Opera parking offence and bound over United.Kingdom. Another picture, for using offensive words. tion Beef steak,"'tite Government's "Three Men and a Girl," also 10 per cent tut in meat prices. made in England, bas not yet After almost completely boy-1 * Exclusive with Us been released. cotting the slaughterhouses for a Mr. , Meredith ' also appears week, farmers today brought 1 .OSS SHIPPING NEWS frequently on television. One of cattle on the hoof and 700 calves his recmt appearances was in to La Villette, the main Paris Carrying 320 passengers and an **The Third Eye" on Lights Q__. slaligh ter house. equal number of tons of cargo, the which was featured in a full page Last deliveries, on Saturday, Queen Street Ocean Monarch decked at fro. 1 spread in Life Magazine not long wire about 300 cattle and calves. Shed yesterday morniig from ago. Butchers reopen in force to Phone 1838 .Vew York. Of 570 mail bags on For the next week Mr. Meredith morrow for the first time since board, 220 were for tbe U.S and his wife, who appears pro their strike started last week: Army, and 63 for tbe U.S. Navy fessionally as Kaia Sundsten, plan 'o do a lot of swimming and enjoy stationed here, according to Wat HAIFA, Israel, Sept. 24 (Ren "Bermuda's own Family Restaurant" lington _ Conyers, local agents. Bermuda's sunshine. They left ter). — Sixteen Lebanese fisher The Canadian National Steam their 16 months old son, Jonathan men rauaht fishing illegally in ship Lady Nelson docked at NO. Sanford, in New York with Mrs. Israeli territorial waters 10 days 6 Shed ott Sunday with 13 pass Meredith's mother. mm received sentences from 20 Luncheons and Dinners • engers for Bermuda and 37 in da^ys to" one month in gaol from a •?*M3t"« trpisit from tbe West Indies to Haifa court today. a la carte Boston, Halifax and Montreal: Among them were Mr. and Mrs Grills — Salads The Nelson sailed yesterdav J. E. P. Vesey. of Paget, Mr. Max afternoon after 'bine passengers Munroe. of Pembroke, and Sa*- r embarked from the Colony. year-old Mr. Fred Frith, of Paget English Chinas J> \ 39 you'll .Cherish... 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S415+t- Page 6 THE ROYAL GA__TTE, TUESDAY, S-_*BTEI*/ptER 25, 1951 _•__*•- James Siddle, vice-comniodore, who was largely responsible for U.S. ANGLERS LEAVE Married To Play Single In Weetman Defeats Adams; Sandys Beat Club Hold running the show and who doubl Saddle! To Defeiid Title Against _E%p ed up as master of ceremonteft AFTER WEEKEND HERE Annual Cricket Match Mi On Ryder Cap Squad Dance For Relief Fund Music for dancing was provid ed by file U.S. Naval Hillbillies, The annual cricket cup match HOYLAKE, England, Sept. 24 About 400 people packed the with entertainment being provid €roup ol 17 from New York between the Bachelors and Bene (AP) — Harry Weetman defeated S-ndys Boat Club rooms on Sat ed hy Frank Farrell, "Ida—ist for dicts of the Bermuda Prtjss, Ltd., Jimmy Adams, 5 and 4, in the urday evening, to enjoy.an even tne Alexander Haas orchestra Find Trip Very Successful will be played at the Devonshire final of the British Professional ing of dancing and contribute currently playing at the Belmont Recreation Club ground on Thurs Golfer's Association match play towards the Jamaica Hurricane Manor, and Bert Heal, the stag day afternoon, starting at 1.30 I High in praise for Bermuda and golf championship here on Sat Relief Fund. Although the final ing waiter. •'••/Im* its fishing, in particular, the The married men last year urday, and both men were im amount raised is not know at pre scored *.n easy victory to gain mediately named te tbe British sent, it is expected a sizeable sum group of seventeen anglers from possession of the handsome silver- Ryder Cup Squad. SYRACUSE, N.Y, September the Utica area of New V ork began wfll be contributed to the fund. 24 {JP)- — George King, top ..heading homeward yesterday trophy donated by Mr. Carters The victory also was worth McLaughlin ih 1943, When. the £756 for Weetman, a 30-year-old It is expected that this wUl be collegiate basketball scorer in - afternoon. 1949 and 1950, has been sigrted by £• They termed their Bermuda donor was manager' of the estab assistant professional at Croydon. the last dance of the club vear, lishment. He never before had been chosen which is completed next month. the Syracuse Nationals of the weekend as a "wonderful trip*' National Basketball Association. and "very successful" for in eon- The married men will be fav for the Ryder Cup team. Mr. Ed Castle, commodore of oured to retain the cup, boasting Adams, a 41-year-old Scotsman, the club, and his wife, were Last year he played with the cerned. Phillips Oilers. On Saturday, the group was •*. better ill-round team than their was picked for the squad in 1947 among those present. Also Mr. divided into two sections, one bachelor opponents. The single and 1949, but was left out this men will be strengthened consid year when the first eight names 1 going deep, sea trolling from Roy PEP 1 Taylor's Wally 11, and the second SADDLER J_J» erably with the inclusion of Aus were announced. Aniwtr te Crossword ?u_tM reef fishing off the North Snore 28 AGE 24 tin (Cheesey) Hughes, a member Previously chosen for the spuad CROSSWORD PUZZLE of this year's Somerset Cop Match werp Dai Rees, Max Faulkner, from Charlie Christiansen's Mo if ACROSS SS—A t m os phera hawk. 126 WEIGHT 126 M team. Ken Bousfield, Fred Daly, John 88—Projecting ' ° The group trolling returned The teams: Panton, Jack Hargreaves, Charlie 1-rSmaII rus tooth __Ei_ HEIS KEilE s Married — S. Bean (captain), Ward and Art Lees.'" 4—Rated 89—Writing with eight tuna, four mackerel 5' SVt". , HEIGHT ' ---Stroke implement •IBS! SHESH TUmr and one barracuda. But, they lost i " i II P. Wade, N. Minors, G. Fubler, L. The British wjll meet tiie Uni 12—Be mistaken 40—Sicilian volcano TCP BII__SQS (IE Gainsboro, M. Lines. F. Saltus, P. ted States at P'.*Tehurst, N.C., on 13—Solitary 41—Rich man their prize — tbey had a marlin 32W CHEST 14—Spanish tor 43—Burma native E-EI3IISH HESHSaa strike, but couldn't hook tiie fish. 33" 1 1 Purcell, R. Osborne, J. Wilkins November 2 and 4. and R. Symonds. Waiting men will •""elver*' 44—Wager -MQBfl 3f3f3_ r* Boated off the Mohawk were CHEST (Exp.) IB—Afternoon 46—Site of herolo seventeen yellowtails, eight grey 3S** wi fl be C. Catling and H. Eve. party defense Single — C. Croockwell (cap- 16—Country of 48—Eye E__ nsnrasa_-' raa snappers, one mackerel,, one bon 15" NECK Asia 61—Mohammedan mtsm rtiifflBfi ma* ito, two hines and a grouper. 15" $ Wi ta'.n). A. Hughes, R. Smith, E. Cleveland Fans Losing 17—Shade tree name mm\a& HER miarep: The following day the entire Hayward, H. Lee, E. Jonnson, L. 18—Pester S2—Pacer BICEPS ' 12" I^"* | Prentice, R. Sheen, H. Wilson, L. 20—Newspaper SI—Born /group, augmented by several •g paragraphs 64—Nervous local anglers, including Ambrose Scaly and E. Eve. Waiting men Hopes Of World Series 22—Time gone by , twitch Ing Gosling, Jr., Louis Mowbray, Pete lOVi" FOREARM lOVi" \j Jg will be R. Frith and L. Stephens. 24—Unit 55—Tendency o 25—Weird 66—Japanese coin Perinchief, Wilfred Higgs, Jimmy Cl-EVELAI^D, Sept. 24 (AP) — 28—Macaw 4—Sudden pain Williams and Frank Gamble, pro 6" WRIST The Switchboard tume in th*-* 29—Old woman DOWN 6—Beverage 30—Boat •—Top masonry of ceeded to West Whale Bay fee Jim Turnesa's 280 Wins Cleveland Indians' office has SI—Step M *" 1 w 1—Encountered a wall some bone fishing. li FIST .hanged. Instead of "Wnen do 1 St—Needs 2—Exist 7—Growing ont ot ii»" ..siy get my World Series tickets?*-' iff" 34—Wraps up 3—Beyopd tha ' 8—Delete M|_ LANDS TWO BONEFISH : Reading Open Tournament SS—Decay Gamble had the most success 29* **fP<1__B 1 now "When do I get my daugh Atlantic Ocean 9—Acts of offering WAIST back?" 10—Be Ul ful day, landing two of the four a«" fflSj READING, Pa., Sept. 24 (AP) IX—Man's / 1 i 1 S t 1 8 * to I* «tl battlers taken. This was the first — Jkn Turnesa, one of six golfing The. Tribe's third straight loss 1 nicknams It* THIGH 18" j 1 19—Near time that Gamble had ever caught brothers, shot a 3-over-par 74 of Detroit brought a sudden halt 21—Average a bonefish. His heaviest catch yesterday to win the $15,000 to inquiries about tickets. Most It H **/ 22—Parent (co__0<_._ was one ounce under six pounds. 8H" ANKLE 8" M (r of the callers yesterday put in a 23—Malicious Reading Open golf tournament IS a. •7 burning The other. two were taken by with a 72-hole total of 280 at the few causetic remarks about the 24—Paddle Higgs and Mortimer Horton, who Berkleigh Country Club, lt was Tribe's crack-up, then asked to 2/ 26—Varnish - 1 teiJHi >S ingredient was organiser and leader of the £-£•••-1 HK^^^P ill his first major tournament victory when they could expect return of k •visiting group. This was also Mr. -*-•*.•.•** ______5-^X*___-_____i cheques or money orders. 27—Old pronoun t of the year. It -3 •*•*' w i_ «7 29—Pronoun ; Mortimer's first catch. Turnesa's four-round total was "We can't start to refund file b 3-*—Domesticated HARTFORD, Conn., Sept. 24 SUMMIT, N.J., Sept. 84 (#). — NEW YORK, Sept 3-.—Sandy They had four other strikes animal Saddler, lanky Harlem youngster, 4 under par for the 6,600-yard money yet," explained Nate Dol- 11 tJo 32—Seaweed (IP).—Looking exceptionally sharp Sandy Saddler, world feather *•*. f* during the day, but were un will defend his world feather layout. It gave htm a three- an. director of Stadium operations substanco successful in attempting to land and punching hard with both weight champion from Harlem- for the club. "We've- got to wait i ii 33—Emerged stroke lead over Jack Burkeip Jr., ii - Jt weight boxing title against former w victorious any of these. hands, Willie Pep boxed four boxed four rounds yesterday to champion Willie Pep, of Hartford, who finished with a brilliant 36, until the race in mathematically % 34—Rupees (abbr J Two prizes were awarded for rounds yesterday with two spar bring his total up to 73 rounds in Coon., over 15 rounds in the Polo 32-68, three-under par. __*ttled*7* *H *JS S7 SS—Allow discount the largest fish taken and the to ring partners in preparations for training for the defence of his Grounds ring on Wednesday eve Tied for third with 285's were % A/A greatest number, by the Bermuda Sf 17—Sun god his featherweight championship laurels at the Polo Grounds, ning. This will > be the fourth Skee Reigel and Jimmy Clark W -» 39—Pertaining W Trade Development Board. instalment-df the rivalry. Reigel posted a 33„36—69, his A the poles The 16-pound tuna boated by witb Sandy Saddler at New York's New York, on Wednesday eve BALTIMORE, September 24 HI %•*Z y HJ 40—Babylonian Saddler stopped Pep in the best pf the tournament, for the Uf%—•lltt Maryland Jockey Club deity Darrell Bartlett of Clay ville, N. Polo Grounds Wednesday night. ning. laSt round, while Clark shot a A 4*—Man's Y., won the prise far tne largest fourth round on October 29, 1948, safd if would close the entry box •m •/f Htf *n ia So Pep worked three rounds with The —tampion took on Charley to gain the title, but Pep regained 33,39—75, his worst round. two days before the running of **r nickname Goldenfish, while Urs. James o 43—Nobleman Eddy Oliver of Windsor, Conn., McGerrity ' and Charley Lebrow it on February 11, 1949, by out the November 16 Pimiico Special. r, » 44—plying mammal French of Utica landed ten fish A commercial fishing boat re » sz w 45—High priest at to take the other prize. and one with Ray Castello of for two rounds each. smarting the youngster over 15 In the past the Special, like Havana, to bring hie total to 116 rounds. Their last meeting was on cently harpooned two giant tuna Israel Most of the group, which was ' Saddler winds up his boxing fish and sighted another in Long other lite stakes, closed its entries 5H S5 » 47—Crew .headed by Mr. Boyde E. Golden, rounds in training. ' today and expects to make the Sept 8, 1950, and saw Saddler twenty-four hours before post 49—Female ruit regain the title after Pep disloca Island Sound. 50—Man's .mayor of Utica, arrived in the He weighed ' 127 pounds after scales tomorrow at about one time. r. ir "w-. r-ii-i *___•• to- nickname Colony on Friday and departed the work-out. He wUl complete pound under the featherweight ted his left shoulder, and the [.yesterday. During their sojourn hte training today with a four- limit of 126 pounds. During his champion conceded tbe title after here, they were guests at the round drill, and break camp in training, Saddler concentrated on the seventh round. There will be Coral Island Club. the evening. •?'£ speed. no broadcast of the fight Bill Murray, pro footballer on Bob Friend, pitcher on the. Hank Soar and Cal Hubbard. 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Always reasonably priced - - - You pay no more here &}94 piece service for twelve - with cream souplf; than in America's leading stores. specially priced at £20. 0. 0 GOOD MiWS! 3 I while We'-ve Reduced 12 Styles — over 150 pairs while they telephone orders taken they •Y x /s ast ast Our Sale Prices Range From: $5.00 (£1.15.6) to $12.50 (£4.3.8) it Sons, ltd V *mJU^/)rif*m-1m Custom Made ond Reo-V rAmde [J VI -*-p r&fm China Department Front Street Store Telephone 3961 sMrft. 5 3:i.ftu Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1951* With the autumn pageant fast Pact Allies Get Exemption Cruise Ships Seen As approaching, the film ot tne ix.-.ti I a^eant excited considerable in Committed For Trial On Prom U.S. Ban Canadians WantfBermuda Saviours Of Port terest. Filmed in colour, it re it's the Masoning minded Rotarians ol the pre-war Con'inued from Fage 1 that makes trip <-_*{_.<*. From Pig. 1 festival and gave an indication of what to expect in October. ; House-Breaking Charge policies relating to the national Onions Next Spring happen, this town as a port is mayonnaise security. going out of action. Revenue Mr. Robertson was introduced derived from the Ocean Monarch Members include the Secre by Mr. Charles Christiansen _____ George Quedel Theophilus Min He bought some soup and a Con' inued from Page 1 is about £30 each time she is thanked by Mr. Albert Ball. in port. Tbat is not enough ors, oi Warwick, was committed mill—hake, she said. This corrob taries of State and Defence. • "For every two acres of land a for trial tn the Supreme Court orated previous testimony given The Council, which has power id keep us going. We have to look to export regularly 70,000 cases of farmer has under planned produc for other ships and- if they do by the Wor. H. Martin Godet in by the accused. He paid lor Ids to make such exemptions "in tbe Hamilton Magistrate's Court yes purchases out oi a dollar bill, sbe tomatoes- tion he is permitted to grow 10 not come, something else must be • Kraft Moyonnoise ha. all the security interests of the United terday on a charge of breaking added. Yesterday Mr. W. R. Evans, rods of onions entirely for local done." TWINS IN LOVE richness of really fine salad ts9 States," also exempted West •tid entering Point House in War- Mr. E. T. Richards, M.C.P., who director of agriculture, told a consumption. Because of this de Members watched with interest and eggs, plus an exquisite wcik and stealing $27 in Amcri- appeared for the accused, submit Germany from the Congress ban. mand we can increase that quota as Mr. Robertson's film showed | an currenry on September 14. Royal .Gazette reporter of the the days of the town's prosperity. WITN SAME MAN piquancy of flavor from a subtle ted that there was no concrete Previously the Council had to a much larger area. Our onions I The case, which had been ad evidence to link Minors with the reason for tbe Canadian demand Ship after ship was shown steam blend of seasonings that includes journed from Friday, was one in crime. Almost anyone could have exempted- Iraq, The Lebanon, for Bermuda onions. will sell for dollars, too," be ing into the harbour. A number pure lemon juice. volving money belonging to Mrs. had a dollar bill, and the fact Syria, Burma, Afghanistan, "In all probability the Canadian pointed out. of them brought as many as 500 |Helen Rivolta, of New "Stork. She nassengerB who spent three or the- qualify ef all fhe ingredi that the thief was dressed like Norway and Austria. / crop of onions will be consumed Onion seed is now being planted •find her husband and Miss Emi'.ie the accused did not tie him in v four days in St. George's, throng ents makes a difference ... a ..Bell testified on Friday and left In the case of most of these j before the Bermuda onions come and the crop will be ready for ing the streets on bicycles, horses with the theft as most of the boys on the market in May," he said. difference you'll thoroughly enjoy line Colony on Sunday. who did labourer's work or cad- countries the Council held that j harvesting in the Spring. -and in Berrruida buggies. "This year the Dominion crop is hi your salads, and in your sand F Emilie Bell told of being awak- dving, as tbe accused did, wore most of their trade was with the "If we buy onions from the smaller than usual." ''A' wiches, too! Your grocer ka* it, I 3ned by the barking of the house dungarees and perhaps a tan non Communist world and j farmer at 10s. a crate and sell I dog and of seeing a young colour- shirt. essential to United States Before the war Mr. Evans was them in Canada for 15s. a crate, kitchen-fresh. Isid man, whom she described as defence. stationed in Canada for three or Mad. with J oe'.ng lighter in colour than the . The shoes which mere present ihe farmer will get the benefit of MUSCUiAit-ATIGUE? ed as evidence by the prosecut four, months of the. year during the higher market price," added Get back fajsttf&rZ' pen lemon juic* I jiccused, moving on tiptoe past ion both had holes in the sole, and tha' producing season. It was his ier window at about 6.15 in tbe duty as marketing officer to boost Mr. Evans. with ALKA-SELTZER! this had not shown up in the dust thought that the only evidence All pre-war shipments of onions norning. Mrs. Rivolta said that on the ground near the wall of the sales of Bermuda onions. At -he money was discovered miss against his client was "sketchy." that time there were three repre went through tbe department and Alka- ing from her purse shortly after- Point House. Mr. Godet considered that a this process will be repeated. Seltzer at The American visitor had testi- sentative produce brokers in tbe first sign KRAFT .vards. prima facie case was made out Canada—one in Montreal, one in 7/ of muscular field that the accused was not the a.'.avist Minors and committed trum same colour as the man she saw, St. John, New Brunswick, and one fif] fatigue. Tfra 3 The hearing yesterday was to him for trial. An application for in Halifax. C__v same safe an MAYONNAISE t'llow evidence ta be given by. Mr. Richards added. bfil was opposed by Inspector algesic, so effective J mother witness, Mary Lovell. of In -addition, two nights before William A. Henderson because of "In view of this opportunity we as a headache rem at its finest ! Warwick, who told of seeing the alleged theft, Minors had been "another matter" in connection hope that Bermuda farmers Will edy, relieves disc urn- be able to double tbeir present fort quickl y, helps | .linors in Paynter's Restaurant, talking with a police constable v/ith the accused. you to relax. Keep I -in the Middle Road in Warwick, and had told him tbat he had won Mr. Godet refused bail because area devoted to onions," Mr. Evans it handy — always! •where she Was employed, on the a number of dollars through gam of the nature of the alleged off said. • I light of the alleged theft. bling, Mr. Richards went on. He ence. RttDlR'S Free Let "BLACK LEAF" ...*.. Save Your Garden Taxi STOP LEAKY TOILETS. Famous Black Leaf Brand of Insecticide and Pest- Service! Killers will do wonders for your Garden or Crops! 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Mp___Mtt_p___aH| THE R<3YAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1951 Fage 9 The Communists said mat if m^m^mmmmmm^m^mmm^^mt^mmmmi^sMm^ Socialists Close Their Ranks the talks were resumed they would insist on the setting-up of "appropriate machinery" to deal witn alleged Allied violations of ATTLEE, ^EVAIf AGRH the neutral zone. < Meanwhile hard fighting con tinued in Korea yesterday. A ft -_***-• bitter battle rumbled round a ON ELECTION TRUCE 3,900-fOot hill north of Yanggu 'eti the central front. A battalion fam#*5 of Communists successfully de Continued from P*_e I fended their positions though Reds Hand Over 'Mystery' Allied infantry got within yards The manifesto, which will be; of the crest. ready tor approval on Sunday Note On Peace Talks SKp^ night, will be issued with the un U.N. MEN FELL BACK animous backing of the execu At nightfall the attacking U.N. tive, tt was stated. The Prime Conliiued from Pag- 1 force fell back and began digging Minister will open the main con CoL Kinney listed these diffi in - to await the dawn, while ference on party _*p___y *on Mon culties as including: artillery harassed the Communist French Shop 1. Chances of unintended viola positions. day afternoon. On the extreme eastern and As the Socialists made their tion by forces of both sides opera ting round tite perimeter of the western fronts activity subsided plans, Mr. Winston Churchill 'to long range exchange of small Worked on a revised Conservative neutral zone. 2. Activities of guerrilla groups arms are and tbe ceaseless back manifesto far tomorrow's meeting ground of artillery. cf his chief aides. in the Kaesong area. TORIES HOLD FIRE 3. The location of Kaesong Allied night bombers attacked 'Svithin a few minutes" of im a huge concentration of more than Changes have been suggested in 2,000 Communist vehicles heading the draft discussed by the Con portant Commu'.nist supply areas, against which the Allies have dir from the north towards the west- servative leader and his lieuten central front last night. The pilots ants at their meeting on Saturday. ected "thousands of aircraft sor ties." destroyed 800 of them, Fifth Air The Tories, who believe tbey have Force headquarters claimed today. every chance of being returned Col. Kinney recalled that Gen With a comfortable majority, are eral Ridgway had already pro Most of the vehicles. were expected to keep quiet on policy posed to Communist leaders that sighted in the vicinity ef Singye, until after the Labour conference. iiaison officers meet to discuss the important road junction town 40 They apparently feel that if question of a new con terwice site. miles north of Kaesong. The they make too many forthright The Communists said they pilots claimed *o have blown up and challenging speeches .now. would insist oa the setting-up of or burned 375 trucks and damaged Labour will have the advantage of "appropriate machinery" to deal 426. a "come back" at the Scarborough with alleged Allied violations of When an early morning haze conference. the neutral zone. lifted today Allied fighter - But they plan "to come out with bombers took to the air again.. 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"PARK VILLA M on Park Street, Hamilton and f JIGGS By George McManus The Adjoining Lot ******* SO x 75 VBS-WE WANT A I HAZE sJUST THE M_?._fe*35-' THERE IT *m to the East of the above property ONE-STORY HOUSE BUNGALOW/' vou THIS WELL-T WISH VOU UP ON THIS LITTLE -SB WE'RE TIRED OP _ **MLL LOVE fT 0 HOUSE ANP WUL SO HEtU'O GET A TIME: 5 fr._i_. GOING UP AMP I'LL TAKE MISTER PROPERTV "Tr-WB-VE MAGNIFICENT VIEW Of* Ff? DOWN -STAIRS •JIGGS OUT AND IS A FIND.*? BEEN Tma property maf be viewed today between IN TMlS TWO- SNOW IT TO vtm ff DRIVING 10.06 a.m. and noon — 2.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. STORY HOUSE// FORPQUB HC-URS-* • KITSON & COMPANY, LIMlTfel) Crawford House, Tel: 2919 Church. Street, Hamilton. lair •B-Kth*. TBE BOYAL^GAZSTTTEi TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, im fage 11 meantime, Walter is holding all the servants in their recreation m mm PROMISES room.- "No one* will- lie permitted to leave Darrow Hill until a thorough investigation is made" TO FORM MEW GOVT. ItMLHOAfS -. • "flt won't stand fof.it," the doc mlSS tor said rising to his feet. "IJ& preposterlous," Mrs. Unstable Israeli Set-op Holmes shouted, "And an Insult fy &06 \20mm\^to my guest, as well." To End With Coalition •J-.jWft^i-bfey sorry," Ed told CIHAPTER THIHT¥-*EWO When they went ia to dinner, alternately red and then white. them. "Bot no one will leave JERUSALEM, Sept. 24 "t^you are simply protecting "T-lJ-dy chatted gaily, trying to "S(y guest is just leaving." she tnis room uttil the Dowell people (Reu-*?). — Negotiations -Oft the i Miss Karna, who dont you bring cover up her nervousness. Before said, "She has ' an engagement. arrive. Then they will take over." formation ot a new Israeli Lillian here and let Ed have an the meal ended, she experienced I'll see her to the door/* Again tha doctor and Mrs. government were reaching their other doctor examine her .*" a sudden sense of panic when she *. "_*Io one is leaving." Ed said. Holmes pre Jested bitterly. final stage here tonight. realised that Ed might have gone ""Mease come into toe librvar'.-? "Would j-it prefer that I call Since the general elections six Trudy asked. away from the house. "Ed can go get lost," trie, doc So the group went across the the police?" Ed asked them. weeks ago the Labour premier, tor said angrily. "In tat% I Wist if Josie couldn't find him, hall and into the big, mahogany- "That would be very embarrass JWr. David Ben Gurion, has been think he will get lost wben Loren when she was ready to announce panelled library. ing to someone. And I'm sure negotiating with various parties Moore finds out what's been go the "missing" necklace? "Please sit down," Ed said. that neither Miss Karna nor Mr. in a bid to form a broad coalition. ing on here." That was one turn of events But Mrs. Holmes reihained Moore would want it that way." Two of the largest parlia she hadn't anticipated. It mm standing. "But why must we submit to mentary parties — the Israel "You didn't answer my ques this sort or thing?" the doctor de Labour Party apd tin? free- tion," Trudy said quietly. too late, now, to- do anything "I'll be as brief as I can," Ed about it. She eould only hope continued. "Josie, who was as manded. enterprise General Zionists—were Dr. Rowland completely lost "Someone has the necklace," tonight hammering out what his temper. He shouted at Trudy: tnat Ed was still, an the premises. signed to work in the kitchen to Trudy thought the dinner would day, took some laundry Up to Ed said simply. "Ifs gone. Who seemed to be the final terms of "You have that money ready ever has it knows the combina agreement for the formation of a I for _ii_an, and by tomorrow never come to an end. When the Miss Kama's dressing room. She dessert was served, it was by found that the safe burglar tion to the safe. I'm sure it was "smal| coalition.'* [noon, or it will be just too bad!" waiter's assistant. alarm had. been disconnected. So an inside job. So we will search Reliable sources here said the He stalked away. Trudy ""Tfjtere is Walter?" Mrs she called me and we investiga every person tn the house, aad negotiators are now considering Iwatcned His retreating figure, Holmes asked sharply. ted. Miss Kama's diamond neck all the living quarters." the distribution of portfolios. then went into the bouse, she ' "He is occupied," the assistant lace is miss'hg!" . If agreement is reached, Mr. found Mrs. Holmes and told her (To Be Continued) Gurion's Labour Party will re said. There was a moment's silence; o —• to pend tne maid Gloria up to her Mrs. Holmes was tempted to then the doctor and Urs Holmes ceive eight portfolios, the General [suite." *" CLEVELAND, September Zionists four, the Progressives leave the table and investigate, both spoke at once. 23 (/P).—The Cleveland football "I thought you didn't need a but she decided against _. She "Wail a minute," Ed insisted. one, and the Independents one. Browns have announced the Mr. Gurion today called on I maid.'' tiie housekeeper said insisted that Waiter do aU the "One at a time." trade of four players to Green Bay [testily. serving, and, was annoyed that .'"_-ere's no mystery about j£* President Chairo Weizmann and for a draft choice and the rights said be was determined to form "I*©, rail time. I want her to her orders had been, ignored* She ihe doctor said, "David took to Bob Gain. All-America tackle | help me dress for dinner." would give Walter a going-oyer Trvdy's ring and bracelet and a new government by the week from the University of Kentucky. end. It was a part of Trudy's plan I after dinner. pawned them just this week. He Green Bay will get Dan Orlich, [to have someone with her every The five at the table were just has the necklace, of course." -o- an end; Bill Schroll, a guard; and "••-••-"sers in Alaska's Vajley ot I minute, ready to arise,, when Ed came in Mrs. Holmes turned on him Aee Loomis and Dominick from the kitchen. with the fury of a tigress. 10,000 Smokes send pitupes ot Trudy dressed for dinner withj s Moselle, both half-backs. I Gloria's help. She wondered wnat "What is 82 -" Mrst^Jpolmes "I'd" like to ask Who wanted sieam 1,000 feet up.' had become of Ed. Sbe hadn't a.sked indignantly. Josie assigned to kitchen work, I sean him in hours, said she "I have a little bad news," Ed today, to get her away from the I lwcssed him. said. "If you will come into the safe. It wasn't David. It was Would Josie carry out her part library, I'll give you tike details." you! You insisted on it." j of the plot without tam Trudy ' "Indeed we will not!" Mrs. Both started screaming at each I was sure she would. The little Holmes cried. "This imperti otJ""*** and "Ed quieted tnem. maid was always to be trusted. nence is quite out of place." "We may have quite a wait Drinks were served on the ter • Trudy's pulse was - pounding. here," he said. "Let's not make' race as usual. This, time Trudy Josie hadn't failed her! Now, it difficult. Let's keep our tem - Masters China and was present—for a purpose. But how* would Ed handle tike situa persi*' she refused to drink, e**e» ginger tion? "Wait? What do you mean?" | ale. j "I'm sorry," he said quietly. the doctor demanded.: Dr Rowland was there, David T must insist." "I have sent iter some Dowell Gift Shop and Mrs. Holmes, the latter witn Trudy thought that Mrs. operatives. 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