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VOL. 31 — No. 131 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1951 6D PER COPY SERVICE CHARGE OR Reds Turn And Fight More REVENUE RAISER? Views Differ On Proposed) Strongly In Korea, But Wharfage Ordinance DEBATE lN~H0USE OF Allies Push Grimly On ASSEMBLY IS DEFERRED

TOKYO, Tuesday, June 5 (Reuter). — Chinese force- Two brothers took opposing hurled one of the heaviest barrages of the war at United ACHESON DENIES RED points of view in the House of Nations troops thrusting forward on the Imjin river sector Assembly yesterday afternoon yesterday. during discussion on the Hamilton INFLUENCES ON POLICY Goods Wha/fgge Ordinance, 1951, The coast-to-coast Allied line made a limited advance, proposed bjr^Hamilton Corpora­ but bitter battles were fought in iscolated spots where tion. Debate was, however, de­ .Communists had concentrated. Yalta Agreement Averted terred. | Chinese mortar crews fought tenaciously for every yard The Hon. N. H. P. Vesey, a mem­ "Grave Danger," He Says ber of the'select committee ap­ of ground in the Imjin river area, in west Korea, but were pointed to investigate the pro­ 'forced back more than a mile. WASHINGTON, June 4 (Reu­ posed ordinance, opposed tbe Slipping and sliding up ruaed ter) — The United States Secre­ I levying of a tax not to exceed one heights, tbe U.N. troops often tary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, per cent of the value of goods were unable to defend themselves today denied that Communist landed on the wharf. —they had to use hands and feet SOVIET REPLY TO WEST sympathisers bad in any way—in Mr. Ernest Vesey, however, did to keep a hold on the slushy the past or at present*—influenced not think tbe Corporation would slopes. AMOUNTS TO REJECTION the State Department's Far East levy a tax unless it was more than Every available tank covered policy. justified. the infantry men as they 1-boured Mr. Acheson, continuing his "NOT PROPER METHOD" up and down hills in rain and Russians Hold Out For testimony before the Senate com­ Outlining the committee's re­ chilly winds. mittee investigating General Mac- port which advocated that the In one action, troops reached Their Agenda Demands Arthur's dismissal, read a long proposed ordinance in its present the top of a ridge and killed every summary bf United States policy defender—then jumped into the form should be rejected, Mr. Chinese foxholes as Communist PARIS, June 4 (Reuter)—The in the Orient for tbe last five Henry Vesey said the committee reinforcements came clambering Soviet Government today handed years. . When be had finished were aware it was necessary for up tiM kill, Reuter's correspond­ notes to tbe three Western Senator Alexander Wiley (Re­ the Corporation to have additional ent, Ross Mark, reported. Foreign Ministers' deputies which publican, Wisconsin) asked about revenue. The committee, how- "the purported influence of Com­ The Allied infantrymen killed ''appeared to constitute a rejec­ lever, did not .eel that toe pro­ 33 Chinese with their first .burst. tion" of last week's Western invi­ munist sympathisers in the State posed method was the proper one. Thirteen Chinese surrendered. tation for a Big Four Foreign Department during this period." Referring to the ordinance, Mr. On the central front, a U.N. Ministers' meeting in Washington, He asked Mr. Acheson whether Vesey explained that toe Corpora- •> tank force probed through a Western spokesman said here he kenw they had any" influence tion sought authority te levy a tax Chinese troops who were becom­ tonight. in arriving at the determinations on goods landed at Hamilton on ing increasingly sensitive as the At the same time, the Soviet Mr. Acheson bad described. toe wharves not to exceed one per Allied line drew near their supply note stated that it would be "in­ Mr. Acheson replied: "I do not cent on toe value of the goods. base at Chorwon, 15 miles north opportune" to adjourn the present believe there was or is any Com­ Members would be interested to of the 38th Parallel. deputies' conference now taking munist influence in any way I learn, he continued, that tbe total Bain-soaked infantrymen fight­ place in Paris. affecting tbe determination of I value of goods which entered Ber-, ing bt mud held their ground It suggested that the deputies Chinese policy, either 'then or muda during 1950 — and practi­ against several Communist should continue to seek agreement now." Members of the Philco convention wbo arrived in tbe Queen of Bermuda yesterday on a charter cruise pack tbe new No. 7 Shed for cally all of them came through counter - attacks in company on the inclusion of the disputed Mr. Acheson said there was a meeting shortly after disembarking and before setting off on their holiday rounds. (See story below). Hamilton — was over £8,000,000. strength on tbe central front. item on the North Atlantic Pact "grave danger" in 1945 that the If a tax of one per cent was levied FLED IN DISORDER in the agenda for a meeting of Russians would not enter the Far- on that, it would give the Corpora­ v In the Yonchon area north of their chiefs. East war but would "do what tbey tion a revenue of approximately I W Parallel, 200 Communists Today's -meeting lasted 90 wished" after it ended. KING MUST HAKE fODRIr«_•»_-_-.__«. r._,m A«„. MTSTERY OF THE £82,000. During 1950 the] ''attacked. Tbey fled in disorder minutes. The next vill take Russia bad agreed to enter tbe i Corporation's revenue totalled after the Allies killed 31 and took place tomorrow, when tbe Far East war three months after MIGRATORY TUNA £66,700 while expenditure! 50 .prisoner. Westerners are expected to reply the European war ended, he said. WEEKS COMPLETE _EST| -ionveiiiion -broup Arrive amounted to £66,000. U .N. units met moderate to to the Soviet notes. But, he added "The grave danger It would therefore seem, said I heavy opposition in the Yongong The deputies' search for an was that they would really wait May Pass Close To Colony, Mr. Vesey, that" toe Corporation I area, but maintained their ad- agenda has so far run to 65 until the war was over—until we Engagements Cancelled Due could give some consideration to Si advance. -It was1 the same tale sessions. had expended our effort and blood For Three-Day Visit Scientist Tells Rotarians the recommendation made by the 5 north-west and west-north-west Last Thursday the W«tynW'i* to win the war—and they wotilu To lung Inflammation committee that the present sche­ of Hwachon, about seven miles handed Mr. Andrei Gromyko, the come tn and do what they ^**-- Bermuda, was "invaded" yes­ dule of Whaif :-ge charges should | LONDON, 'Jdrie 4 (Reuter). -j. terday morning by* over TkV\ Where do tuna fish go in toe be reviewed and revised. A por­ over the old frontier Soviet deputy, a note—also sent wished." winter? Members of St. George's Chinese resistance slackened in | direct to Moscow — proposing a The King has cancelled aH public FAVOUR BUILDING TWO dealers and distributors of the tion of the money needed could be Republican critics have con­ engagements for at least four Rotary Club, at their meeting in tbe loie and Yanggu areas, about Big Four meeting an the basis of tended that tbe Yalta agreement Philco Radio and Television Cor- | acquired in that way and the 35 miles west of Hwachon. Well- weeks and is to have a period HOUSES AT CHURCH BAY poration of America. Tbey were the White Horse Tavern last night. balance made up by increasing the j any one of three alternative let Russia into Manchuria and of complete rest, it was announced pondered over that question with bunkered Chinese bad earlier agendas suggested by the West gave her territory from which she tbe first group of approximately tax on real estate. held up the Allied advance here, here tonight. 2,200 men responsible for selling their guest speaker. Dr. Howard Between tbe years 1946 to 1950 None of them included a refer­ could now threaten Japan. Schuck, director of the North At­ but blistering TJM. artillery fire ence te the North Atlantic Treaty Mr. Acheson said military A catarrhal inflammation in the Home For Chief Justice As Philco products in toe Middle a total of £121,405 was collected made them pull out. King's lung has not entirely dis­ West and eastern seaboard of the lantic Fisheries Investigation De­ from wharf charges and £24,890! —which is what Russia has held leaders wanted the Russians fas an partment of the United States Fish Sheer weight o* firepower from out for. time in tbe war against Japan "so appeared, though his general con­ Well as Col. Secy. Approved United Slates who will come to' was spent on current expenditure. concentrated artillery and swarms dition has improved, an announce­ Bermuda on three special cruises and Wildlife Service. PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENTS The Western deputies have that none of the 700,000 Japanese Dr. Schuck was one of several of aircraft bave maintained the argued that this subject could be troops in Manchuria and none, if ment from Buckingham Palace of toe Queen of Bermuda. said. 'Despite opposition, Mr. F. C. Executives of the convention. eminent scientists and marine bio­ The Corporation had informed' Allied advances in the past week, [brought up under the general possible, of the 1,250,000 Japanese Misick in the House of Assembly toe committee that they had a During the past two days the wording of tbe first item on their troops in China would come back were greeted at No. 7 Shed shortly logists who met at toe Biological The statement said: "The catar­ yesterday-gained toe approval of after the Queen's arrival at eight Station last week to discuss deep- number of projects in hand which ] Communists have settled them- agenda dealing with the causes of to strengthen the troops on tbe tbe majority of toe members to would cost a considerable sum. I selves into weU built prepared international tension. main islands of Japan, but that rhal inflammation in His o'clock by the War. E. R. Wil­ sea fishery problems. He leaves Majesty's lung has not entirely toe building of a bouse at Church liams, Mayor of Hamilton. The for ihe. United States today. They had in fact to meet about j positions and have put a new face *rhe Soviet notes handed out to­ they would be occupied with the disappeared, though His Majesty's Bay, Southampton, for the Chief £70.000. That money would be on tbe situation day stated: Russian effort on tbe mainland." Hon. N.- H. P. Vesey, chairman of ! Introduced by Rotarian Dr. general condition has improved. Justice. the Trade Development Board, >Loui s R. Hutchins, who conducted spent in the not-too-distant future Some Allied officers thought "The Soviet Government con­ In response to questions, Mr. they had adopted the Allied The House agreed by 19 votes'to Mr. John R. Plowman, vice-presi­ last week's important conference, on the improvements the Corpor­ siders that a frank discussion en Acheson said he knew of no "A period of complete rest will five to send a message to toe dent of toe Chamber of Com­ Dr. Schuck said it appeared that ation - intended to make to the tactics of sacrificing territory the question of American military Chinese forces strong enough to be essential to His Majesty's re­ instead of lives. Governor requesting that the merce, Mr. E. Hetland, president the shallower waters in the North wharves. Taxes collected by toe Continued on Pane 18 Continued on Pate 11 covery, and on tbe advice of his Corporation daring 1950 amount- j RED TACTICS? Board of Public Works should of toe Bermuda Hotel Association Atlantic had been rather com­ •doctors he has reluctantly de­ submit a plan and the estimated and Mr. Joseph Smith, local pletely explored and that the eom- ed to £26,000. * Allied officers here believe the cided to cancel all his public en­ Communists now are trying to cost of erecting a house to be Philco distributor, were other •nercial possibilities of fishery in In conclusion, Mr. Henry Vesey gagements for at least four occupied by the Chief Justice. local officials on the dock for the those areas were being exploited moved that the report of the com­ lure the Eighth Army into a broad weeks." stretch of the Korean peninsula Last week the members agreed informal greeting. to a considerable extent. The only mittee be adopted and a message where its troops would be thinly Tbe King was seen twice by his to erect a residence for toe As the Queen drew alongside remaining possibility — and toe be sent lo tbe Governor noting Take-Over Of British the House's concurrence. spread. doctors at Buckingham Palace to­ Colonial Secretary on the Church the dock hundreds of the men on largest — appeared to be in toe day.- It is understood be may Bay property. board lined toe rails or peered [ deep, open ocean areas. The pos­ Mr. Ernest Vesey jumped to his Continue- on Pafe 14 feet to give his approval to the leave London to recuperate later WOULD REDUCE COST through the portholes for their sibility of commercially exploit- this month. first glimpse of toe capital. They I tog theSe areas appeared parti­ proposed ordinance. The property, claimed Mr. loudly applauded each musical cularly fruitful at the moment. "What could toe Corporation' Oil Set ForNex t Week _fiUnited Kingdom. stan.. stitutionally convicted for viola­ ply to the right foot. Tiie opera­ United States where it had an in­ tastic. estimated by the Director of fluence for the good on users of Four members of-toe commit­ The tools obtained by Britain Martial law was proclaimed, in tion of the Smith Act. tion involved cutting a bloodflow- "Tbe only thing we may have This act, under which the Com­ Works as £ 14,000. the highways. It was felt its use tee recommended that toe south­ with American money will be Khuzistan when riots broke out controlling nerve and thereby The House has accordingly to face in the future is the con­ during recent strikes at tbe munists were given prison sen­ in Bermuda would pay dividends. ern curved portion of toe right- struction of an express highway used for the production of air­ dispersing muscular coats on tbe been asked if it wishes to leave of-way should be conveyed to the craft bodies, jet aircraft engines, Anglo - Iranian Oil Company's tences of up to five years and fines arteries which impeded circula­ along tbe original right-of-way of $10,000, was passed by congress toe thoroughfare as it has now Supporting the motion, Mr. Col- j Corporation, while the remaining tanks, guns and ships, installations there. tion. been constructed or whether it lingwood Burch contended- that for heavy, fast traffic. The exist- ' LONDON, June, 4 (Reuter).— in 1940. It made advocacy or three were of the opinion that the ing highways are becoming mo_4*j "Substantially, all the machine teaching of tbe overthrow of the proposes to appropriate additional toe police should have every entire right-of-way in its present tools orders covered by the Mr. Herbert Morrison, the Foreign populated and living room wiUt'l government a criminal pffence. funds for the necessary widening assistance. - He did, however, alignment between toe docks of have to be opened up where peo­ authorisation have been placed by Secretary, whose protests to |0 enable its use by horse-drawn question toe need for sending a Hamilton and tbe docks of St. the British Government with Persia over its plan to nationalise The men were convicted on LONE OBJECTOR TO BILL ple can buy land at something the property of the Anglo-Iranian October 14, 1949, after a nine traffic. man to toe United States for in­ George's should be retained by near a reasonable price for thei American firms," the announce­ If this additional work is to be struction and asked why this could toe Government. ment said. "Defence order prior­ Oil Company, have been con­ month trial. After two heated debates on building of smaller bouses," ob­ sistently ignored, today told tbe The 11 are John B. Williamson, carried out it will be necessary not have been provided when Ser­ MINORITY REPORT ADOPTED served Captain Winter. ity ratings have been issued by The Protected Waters (Castle for the road to be closed during geant A. H. Kimball, of toe Con­ The House decided to adopt toe , tbe National Production Author­ House of Commons that be hoped Jacob Stachel, Robert G. Thomp­ Harbour) Bill, the House of It was laudable and altruistic a mission sent out by the company son, Benjamin J. Davis, Henry the period of construction. necticut State Police, gave demon­ minority report. to suggest toot toe right-of-wayi ity." Assembly yesterday passed the Accompanying toe message was strations on toe speed meter in Those in favour of it were could reach a satisfactory settle­ Winston, John Gates, Irving bill wito Only one objection. should be used for pedestrians and Some of toe machine tools have ment * with the Persian Govern­ Potash, Gilbert Green, Carl an extract from S meeting of the Bermuda. Messrs. H. T. North, Hereward cyclists, be said. Logically, toe] already been delivered, it was The dissenting voice was that of Board of Public Works held on Watlington, Percy Tucker, Ernest ment. Winter, Gus Hall and Eugene Captain Dill presumed toe rea-' Hamilton right-of-way lent itself Stated. The remainder will con­ Dennis. Mr. Hereward Watlington. May 8. . ES|' Vesey, F. C. Misick, C. G. Gilbert, to the commencement of a high­ tinue to arrive here up to mid- He said the British Government son lor sending a man was that the Collin.wood Burch, R. N. Hodg­ still does not accept the Persian Thompson was given three The bill is for the better At this meeting the director of way. He believed it must be the lf<52, as speedily as American Public Works, Mr. Cyril Smith, machine was of a highly technical son, W. E. Roberts, E. H. Barnes, contention that the dispute is a years' imprisonment and the security- of military installations nature and would require specific first step in giving addition^,, production permits. others five years. - aad equipment at Kindley Air pointed out that a road 12 to 14 J. C. Astwood," W. B. Furbert, Mrs. road space between Hamilton and "*i *' The $112,000,000 will finance the .matter solely between the com­ explanation. Hilda Aitken and Mrs. Edna Wat­ pany and the Persian Govern­ There was immediate specula­ Force Base and provides for re- feet wide was not wide enough St. George's. If St. George's was cost of the machine tools only. tion today on whether the decision stricting and controlling toe entry for horse-drawn traffic and was, The House approved sending a son. Shipping charges will be paid by ment. The British Government to be kept alive there must be was interested too — it was tbe would lead to a large number of Of persons and vessels into certain in his opinion, dangerous. The message to 'the Governor con­ TJSM majority report was fav­ access and egress. tbe British Government, the oured by the Speaker (too Hon. Ciaijp-id M Pag* t prosecutions of individual party waters and tidal lands bounding Board agreed that toe road was curring with the purchase of the Continued m P_ft IS ' E.C.A. office said. members. parts ot the base. not safe for horse-drawn traffic. machine. John Cox) and Messrs. the Hon. and on M____ -"•"HWIWW mmmmmmmmmmmmmm £age t THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1951 5% 3Rflgal (gazette THEY SAY FASCISTS SHOW GAINS Sean MacBride WiH Ntt Incorporating IN SICILIAN ELECTION Seek New Cabinet Post The Royal Gazette (Sit. 1828) 1 tZheZfiaryl By A. M. PURCELL 1CCJ Tbe Colonist and Daily News That the Philcos are here. DUBLIN, Eire, -lone 4 (Reuter) Jig"*''-* . (Est. 1866) PALERMO, Italy, June 4 (Reu­ * * * s_&__ ter) ,.— The Italian Neo-Fascist — Mr. Sean MacBride.* Minister U.S. nnd Canada Representative: of That they haven't come for a rest. Party, tonight had risen to third for, External Affairs, wiH. not seek S S Koppe & Company, Inc. To Gl * * * place, following the extreme left office' in the new Government, it 630 Fifth Avenue, Samuel Pepys Ttucer That that is unless a change is a bloc and the Christian Democrats, was understood here today. New York City. rest. as results in yesterday's Sicilian He has taken this decision be­ A move by Cap! *y^l^^S *V —J • jaj a j a j—y— election came in. United Kingdom Representatives: * * * cause of the collapse of his New -to defer the secoif African Sc Colonial Press Agency, Ltd., That anyhow Bermuda hopes Tbey were well on the way to Republican Party in last week s Interpretation Bil 8 Red Lion Square, Monday, June 4th. they will enjoy their visit. winning enough votes to render elections. session of the Ho| unstable any coalition of Western London, W.C.I, England. Seeing that we in our beloved was defeated by * * * democratic parties in the Island's Mr. MacBride today net the in the House yesl country well knew and loved the That a government institution has Prime Minister, Mr. John Cos- Proprietors: •yf'y't Gloucesters, I was in­ semi-autonomous government. Giving his r£ broken a record. "Partial results after a count of tello. a/ap hopea to form a new motion Captain V| THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. trigued to road in the Christian * * * Government, by Wednesday, June Science Monitor what that paper's one-third of 2,200,000 votes cast Objection to tills Reid Street, Hamilton. That the Department ot Agri­ in the nine provinces of this 13. No statement was issued flux of non-esseil war correspondent, Frank Robert­ culture has asked for criticisms. mountainous, poverty - stricken after the meeting. Editor: E. T. SAYER son, had to say of the epic of their comes to the Howj * * * island gave the Communist- during the 15 y| Manager: Ford Baxter stand in Korea. And this I was Socialist bloc 273,982 votes; Mr. MacBride haa been Eh*e led to do when I heard that That as a rule departments ask Foreign Minister since the Cos­ have been a men! for approval. Christian Democrats 265.272; Neo- the time member/ Subscription Rates: Anthony Eden read it aloud in Fascists 109,689; other parties and tello Government came Into Local Foreign the House of Commons and des­ * * * power in 1949. a vacation. cJ groupings KK»,379. ' these non-essenti| l Yam £3. o.o es. o.o cribed it as the finest war-report­ That the cynic says that an ing he had ever read. More than answer has been found to the 'mean that other 6 Months 3. 0.0 3. 7.6 that, the paper was warmly question: How to raise money? .measures will be I 3 Months 1.17.6 St. 5.0 thanked lor the true and vivid THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 [~ ^skeleton House a j 1 Month ..... 0.13.0 0.16.0 * * * • NOTICE account at the bravery that will That an art exhibition can raise a received just treat go down to history. "It is a fact thai TUESDAY, JUNE S, 1.91 few pounds. It is too long for reproduction, * * * Hamilton Parish of this Chamber Notice of Intended Marriages war years to sit tl but I do counsel all to read tt in That bingo and a wheel of fortune tbe C.S.M. for April 27th. consider matters NOW FOR ACTION? The gallant Gloucesters had for can raise hundreds of pounds. tance to the Coll days occupied an advanced post * * * A General Meeting ol the The persons named and de­ we have a brief rl In what we might loosely and well knew their precarious That evidently the old verger was scribed hereunder haVe giyen there is no need | position. But tbey never faltered, right. Qualified Voters of notice to me of their intended summer. I feel th describe as their more tem­ not merit attentiij poral recommendations, the for their mission was to stem a * * * Hamilton Parish marriage, namely:— fierce onslaught that endangered Sn& be said it was all the same The compilation Commission on Illegitimacy the whole front. They wave cut JOAN ELIZABETH B^AN^of designed to take road to heaven "barring a few will be held at Pembroke Parish (spinster) "»nd have struck at essentials. It off trass supplies and existed on fads." • nefcet year. The occasional help from airplanes. TBE LYCEUM early in October % in the less easily defined When»they were finally ordered to * * * SINCLAIR HENBY ROBINSON '' members ample tl spiritual and moral fields that That the foreign news is positively An official welcome to the 730-strong Philco co nvention was extended yesterday by the Mayor of Pembroke Parish (bachelor). escape as they could they were of Hamilton, the War- E. R. Williams (right, above); the chairman of the Trade Development Bailey's Bay a non-contentiousT some of their decisions will cheerful and uncomplaining. encouraging. Board, the Hon. N. H. P. Vesey, M.CP. (third from right); and Mr. John Plowman, vice-president •UNNECESSARY give rise to discussion, and With true British tradition the » * * That scientists are going to find of the Chamber of Commerce (second from left). Philco officials in the picture are Mr. Raymond on Monday, June 11,19Sl "We have'on tl even opposition. But, taking colonel and the chaplain remained and projected in behind to look after the wounded. out from children just why B. George, vice-president in charge of radio and television merchandising (third from left) and tiie report as a whole and set­ nations fight. at 8.15 p.m. ALAN LEE TODB of Kindley several matters . but obviously regarded it as just Mr. Jack Otter, vice-president and general sales manager (second from right). Mr. Joseph Smith, to the people of ting it against tiie very urgent a part of the day's work. * * * Field (bachelor) and circumstances that called it That perhaps they will get the local Philco dealer, is on the left; and Mr. Pearson Manes, vice-president of the Hutchins advertising AGENDA: matters which mul We did hear that the survivors agency, and Mr. E. Holland, president of the Bermuda Hotel Association, are in the back row. RUTH LOUISE La "TUBNEY oi "before the Houj into being, it should be easy were decorated for their splendid right answer. To consider authorising the pur­ Smith's Parish (spinster). antagonism is dl to give priority to first-place bravery by the high command; * * * flood of unnecessa j considerations — in the hope but the memory of the fallen will That certainly the older people chase of a car for the use of the Any person. knowing any Jus '- Mr. Ernest Vese be the testimony to tike latest ex­ never get the answer. «notion as a gooc that a betterment of material ploit of the "Gallant Gloucesters." Nurse of the Hamilton Parish and cause or impediment why thes' * * * T~k~ A AC H __.!*«__ LI DULLES AND MORRISON marriages should not be alfowe •that, if the House] conditions will, in the long * * * That Russia is abandoning her Tucker's Town Branch Bermuda study these non-cl Paying my homage to the reign­ should enter caveaj forthwith ii term, effect those upward •'- spies. Welfare Society. the office of the Registrar General .It would be sittinj ing monarch yesterday and I find lake-Uver Vi British CONFER ON JAP TREATY the summer. He t] changes of heart and mind so * * * necessary to any complete the entourage in fine fettle. For wrong and there the two-year-old of tbe family That she can get all the informa­ By order of the Parish Vestry, Dated 2nd day of May, 1951 the Interpretation j grappling with this most seri­ has arrived at the conversation tion she needs by reading the Problem Is Which China sidered now. He ous problem. It is true that stage and I am confronted with public findings of political Oil Set For Next Week A. ELYSTAN HAYCOCK, much better in an;.! there is at present no strong questions as to "why" and "when" bodies. Should Sign Settlement ..act to have its ow | till my brain reels. * * » Parish Vestry Clerk. W. NORMAL PAHKER, warrant for the assumption Continue- from Page 1 Registrar General. clause. Presently I produce the That these include secrets of Favour Building Two LONDON, June 4 (Reuter).— that the one will follow the "sweeties." By good fortune I strength, relative forces, con­ largest shareholder in the Mr. John Foster Dulles, President Mr. S. S. ToddiJ other. But conversely, there had taken a new variety and these fidential instructions to hiah company, he said. Houses Ai Church Bay Truman's special envoy, and Mr. 9830tth.-a. SOttnf: that he had on aa can never be any significant greatly pleased. ranking leaders and even pri­ (There are two British Govern­ Herbert Morrison, the British sions drawn attent ment nominees on the board of "that the House wo ij reorientation of thought and It seems that the youngster has vate conversations between the Continued from Page 1 Foreign Secretary, conferred for a passion for cheese-—he demands highest and the lowest. Anglo-Iranian—Lord Alanbrooke 40 minutes today on a proposed •the summer. He behaviour unless we provide of the beach facilities. If the con­ 'the Chamber after] it at every meal and frequently * * * and Sir Thomas Gardiner. The Japanese peace treaty. tiie optimum conditions per­ between meals. So it came about Government might consider them struction of the two houses was Their talk, attended by senior "Why can't That a new description of war as its representatives in any carried on simultaneously, he be­ Council arrange tl missible to us in such matters that he found among the new reporting has been given. officials, was mainly concerned Mr. and Mrs. P. MiHer sweets one that resembled cheese, negotiations at Teheran.) lieved there would be a consider­ which Chinese government—the tills type up her| as housing, playing fields and 4 * * able reduction' in the cost. of Winnipeg, Canada members do not the like. This seems to us to a buttery, sugary concoction, he That according to one commander Mr. Morrison gave tbe Commons Nationalist or the Communist — sucked with great gusto. a step-by-step description of Expressing the opinion that the I if either, should be asked to sign this today they al be such a self-evident truth it is "a strictly journalistic cost of erecting a house for the announce the engagement of their daughter Were until Augus] "Cheese," he exclaimed with plunge into high - powered developments in Teheran, includ­ the treaty. that we hope discussion of delight. "Give me another." ing the fact that the Persians on Colonial Secretary would be in the Earlier tiie two men had a We- Toddings. guesswork." May 30 had given the company region of £ 18,000, MB. S. S. Tod­ Irene Miller The Interpretati tiie report trap, proceed along Now it falls out that I believe * • * private "get together" at which more in environment than I do five days to put forward any dings pointed out the danger of they were believed to have dis­ j-the nature of a til these lines without undue de­ That that general should have to j bring the statute l] viation from true objectives. in heredity, but I, too, love cheese been a reporter. proposals they might have for buliding one house more elaborate cussed Anglo-American and and would eat it at every meal operating the company within the than the other. There would be a I world problems. Neil Gauntlett McBeath .fexplained Captain! Willy-nilly, the State is being and let who would consume the framework of nationalisation. great deal of resentment, he They were also believed to have ill, in whose ch; forced by sheer pressure of chicken. So well -pleased with the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Yesterday, Mr. Morrison said, prophesied. had a general exchange of views of Pembroke, Bermuda., •e last Interpret| events to enlarge its activities discerning youngster and I shall the company, with the approval Mr. E. H. Barnes urged that j on the international situation. ought out in 11 take more cheese sweeties. (Correspondents are reminded that of the British Government there should be no doubt in the A Foreign, - Office spokesman ... al of legislatior in the field of social welfare. letters must be accompanied by the officially replied, saying that minds of both the Colonial Secre­ BBS.'I since then. In ord') For that is what the proposed Then the royal monarch dis­ names and addresses of the senders. si-id Britain would be. gratified appeared for a time and returned not necessarily for publication but as while it reserved its full legal tary and the Chief Justice as to if a peace treaty with Japan could pilation of the law.] domestic relations council, as with a bunch of flowers. Explain­ proof of the writers' bona fides.) rights, it proposed to send repre­ where they were going to live. be signed pext month. Both Brit­ sentatives to Teheran as soon as There was no reason why the pro­ an example, really is. ing correctly each flower, * she June 4, 1951. ain and the United States were Thoughtful readers of the re­ instructed me how to carry them I possible. vision which had been made for anxious for it to be completed as The Editor, It was pointed out that this the Colonial Secretary should not quickly as possible, be said. NOTICE port will find other, equally safely to High Ferry, and she also The Royal Gazette. explained how difficult it was for could not be done within five days be made for the Chief Justice. But he declined to answer when obvious excursions into social Sir:— because of the complicated nature her to break the stems of what she Anyone who read the report in They both received the same asked, whether Britain would sign 1951 Calendars welfare on a Governmental called "Amrillie lilies." of the issues involved, Mr. Mor­ salary and deserved tbe same type a treaty to which the Nationalist The Sunday Royal Gazette of a rison said. He added that be basis. It may safely be "Don't break them any more or speech made by Lady Symonds of house, he said. government of Generalissimo It is regretted that at the time our calendar asserted that these develop­ they will ma soon," die warned. hoped the composition of the NOISE FROM BEACH Chiang Kai-Shek was a party. Taylor must have been deeply mission would be known soon. • ments are not being under­ I carried them very carefully moved. Explaining that he did not op­ Asked whether the Chinese was printed, it was expected that the public holi­ and, I hope, successfully. Mr. Morrison said that the pose the erection of a house for taken out of a misguided Her forthright expression of British Ambassador at Teheran, Communist regime at Peking or day on the occasion ol ELM. the King's birthday soma facts and thoughts in con­ tiie Chief Justice, Mr. Hereward the Nationalists on Formosa were sense of State paternalism Sir Francis'Shepherd, had again Watlington contended that Church would be celebrated on Jnne 14th. This date, nection with the loss of H.M.S. made clear that Britain refused in touch with the present discus­ which we, like most other "Affray'' with all hands, could Bay was not the place to construct, sions, he replied that he believed therefore, appeared in the calendar as the public to accept the contention that the it. If the Chief Justice's residence people here, would not wish BRIT-WS SHORTAGES not have failed to impress anyone British Government was not in­ there had been contact between holiday but lor the information of our friends to see fastened upon us. The who read them. was erected at the eastern end of I the Americans .and the National­ volved in the dispute. the property, when the prevailing ist diplomatic mission in Wash­ and customers, the proper date is June 7th. matter has become one of LIKELY TO INCREASE Bermuda's contribution to the Mr. Anthony Eden, deputy dependents of these fine men will wind was blowing he would ington. * sheer necessity, where con­ leader of the Conservative receive the "benefit" of noise and LONDON, June 4 (Reuter).— lose some of its comfort if de­ opposition, said that Mr. Mr. Dulles is going on to Paris tinued inaction is merely to layed, too .long. laughter from the beach. The Bermuda Fire Marine Insurance Co., Limited admit defeat by default The Lord Privy Seal. Mr. Richard Morrison's statement was parti­ . It appeared to Mr. North that for a few days next week to dis­ Stokes, who is looking after the The Affray Fund has up to now' cularly welcome because of its cuss the treaty with the French HAMILTON received nearly £1,800, and it Mr. Misick's motion was a little | Prem_e_, M. Henri Queuille, and As we have commented pre­ country's raw materials, said to­ [referenda to the Government's premature. Did Mr. Misick think day that the problem would not would undoubtedly have been continuing interest. the Foreign Minister, M. Robert viously, much of what has more if some of us had not for­ the Treasury was bottomless, he S8+lu. even end when the defence pro­ He said that otherwise there Schuman. happened and is happening is gotten to make a donation. queried. He will then return to Wash­ gramme ceased to be important. was a danger that the Persians Mr. Ernest Vesey said that only inseparable from tiie con- Can we not make it possible might think, as they were going ington to report to tbe State De­ Opening an engineering confer­ for Lady Symonds Taylor to send that morning the acting Colonial partment. tinued existence of deficien­ ence here, he said: "What we to talk with company representa­ Secretary had spoken to him about a, cheque for £ 2,000 in the next tives, that the British Government cies of the kind pointed to by want is alternatives fo various few days? finding somewhere for the new the Commission, more espe^ materials in short supply, and, in was not concerned. Colonia 1 Secretary to live when he ST. GEORGES GRAMMAR SCHOOL, cially the lack of sufficient my view, they will be in increas­ Thank you, Sir. arrived next month. An apart­ MONTGOMERY SAYS dwellings for the low-income ing short supply as time goes on." EX-SERVICE. ment at the Bermudiana could be TOMORROW'S BUSINESS obtained -for £ 215 a month, while COMMUNISM "IMMORAL" groups. We endorse most houses in Pembroke and at Dar­ The Summer Term closes on June 29th heartily the recommendation IN HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY rell's Wh.-.rf could be rented- for dimmest times of tribal com­ Bermudian Officer With LONDON, June 4 (Reuter). — The School WILL REOPEN for the Christmas Term on that an ordered effort be made munities there have been at­ £100 and £90 respectively per Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, to convert now-idle Crown tempts — often harsh and Paratroops In Cyprus Eleven orders of the day are mon|h. deputy Allied supreme comman­ land into useful building sites, down for discussion when' the Mrs. Hilda Aitken also warned der in Western Europe, declared barbarous — to ensure moral House of Assembly meets tomor­ members of the noise emanating himself tonight "a Christian September 17th, 1951 and particularly the area of Major Glyn Gilbert, M.C, son row afternoon. from the beach at Church Bay. standards and healthy com­ of Mr. C. G. G. Gilbert, Director sol_**«r"—the enemy of Com­ Prospect. We need to bring munities. Outside tiie ranks Tbey, include second readings A number of Southampton parish­ munism and everything it stands of Education, is serving with the ioners had spoken to her about a to bear upon this subject a of the theologians — whose 16th Parachute Brigade which of the Short Titles Bill, the for. Parents wishing to enter children for the Christmas completely new approach, and aid the Commission seeks in yesterday left England for Cyprus Statute Law Revision (Repeals) ifhpniUftT tear at the back of their Communism "is anti-Christian, fterm are advised to make early application for Bill, and the Fines, Penalties and minds, she said. retrograde and immoral," he told' we suggest that the Imperial a strong appeal for coopera­ to be a force "ready tor anything" While agreeing with the state­ registration. Forms of application may be obtained authorities wffl not be ob­ in the troubled Middle East. Recognizances (Adjustment) Bill. the annual London banquet of tion — it may be only a mat­ Major Gilbert is well known to Discussion will be continued on ment, Mr. W. E. Roberts said he the Royal Society of St. George. from the Headmaster at the School. Completed structive if the right repre­ ter of opinion whether tiie many here as be received his early the amendment proposed hy the was one hundred per cent in But Britain was assured of sentations are made. Similarly chieftain's club or the sur­ education in Bermuda, and then Legislative Council to the favour of the provision of two many allies. "We know that this. forms should be returned to the Headmaster before the urge to develop parochial in the second world war he was Criminal Appeal Bill; on the houses. time the United States of America geon's suture is best used Mr. G. A. Williams said he was j the close of the present Term. playing fields is not a new one, to this end. That, to be sure,. adjutant of the Second Battalion motion for tiie appointment of a will be with us from the start," he out merely the expression of of the Royal Lincolnshire Regi­ select committee to consider mat­ in * favour of building the two said. 7-tt". is a superficial view. We do ment ha which many of the volun­ ters relating to the railway right- houses at Church Bay as long as what to date has been an in­ not advance it seriously but as teers from the Colony served. He of-way; on the Interpretation Bill; the public would not be excluded choate thought needing direc­ one that cannot be entirely was awarded the Military Cross and on tbe proposed change in from the beach. He would, how­ tion and implementation on a dismissed if the principle for gallantry In world war two. wharfage charges suggestion by ever, prefer the House to wait { Colony-wide scale. And it may After the war he served with Hamilton Corporation. The until the Colonial Secretary's Think a Minute — is to be conceded. Our the Lincolns in Palestine, and on amendments proposed by the house was built in order to ob­ be said in passing that the views on birth control are Legislative Council to the serve the effect it would have on provision of these open spaces his return to England was posted "The liquor traffic has been NOTICE OF MEETING known. The considerable ex­ to the War Office for staff duties. Brewery Company Bill will also the public before embarking on legalized by the state of will march hand in hand with pansion of effort in this direc­ He was then an instructor at the be further considered. the erection of a bouse for the the other fundamental insur­ School of Infantry at Warminster Consideration will be given to Chief Justice. Kansas a little more than a at tion which is recommended by for two years, transferring from - The last word rested with Mr. year, and in this time, so says ance of our future prosperity the Commission will not be a message from the Governor con­ — the zoning of the whole of there to the Parachute Regiment cerning rodent control, while a Misick who qPHl l< '1 that, si nee the one conservative estimate, the achieved easily, and it -will about three months ago. second reading will be given to House was disposed towards the merchants of the state have Agricultural Station Bermuda's land areas. We assuredly need the skilful the Radar Speed Meter Resolve. construction of a house for the have the outline for all this. Colonial Secretary, members lost more than 30 million dol­ direction proposed. Much of The House has also to consider lars, in retail trade." It is in the report of the Hous­ the success of what the Com­ 34S Arrive By Monarch the report of the select committee could not differentiate between ing Commission of 194$. which investigated the establish­ bim and the Chief Justice. Tbe Following up the idea of improving the mission propose will lie with Reina Takes 53 To U.K. ment of a prison farm. big-scale invasions of the beach —"EXCHANGE" Agricultural Exhibition, a meeting, to The more controversial is­ the domestic relations coun­ were only limited to a few days a 127tta. sues are comprised in the sec­ cil — with Bermuda frankly year. receive suggestions, will be held at the Furness, Withy's new luxury BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, June tions of the report dealing a bold experiment whose at- liner, Ocean Monarch, taking the 4 (Reuter). — Sixteen students Agricultural Station Trim ing I with the domestic relations tainments may not be place of the Queen of Bermuda and instructors of the Zagreb Continues Lotteries Act Notice council, the dissemination of measured by successes or on the regular New York run, Theological School went on trial to perfec| arrived at Hamilton shortly after on Tuesday, 5th June, 1951 birth control information and failures elsewhere. Unless it in Zagreb today on charges of Passed by the House of The engagement is. announced 7.30 yesterday morning with 345 forming a "Croat National Com­ (however tentatively it may can win public confidence it passengers on board. She sails Assembly yesterday was a bill of at 8.30 p.m. wi|t be doomed to failure, be­ mittee' ' to overthrow the Tito which makes provision for the Many yec be put forward) tiie possibili­ again tomorrow afternoon. regime. continuation of the Lotteries Act JESSIE ty of sterilisation of notorious cause the advice of a council Only 11 passengers disembarked until'tite end of the year. Moving pictures of the Agricultural Exhibition these trirr| from the Reina del Pacifico when daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. progenitors of ^kjegitimate is not synonymous with com­ TOKYO, June 4 (Reuter), — o Patterson of 1951 will be shown following the discussions. she dropped anchor in Grassy Bay Men of hte U.S. First Cavalry proud to children. Race-fitness is no pulsive measures. In what it yesterday morning about 10 RANGOON, Burma; June 4 of Somerset and North Shields. new fetish even if race-fitness, will seek to do it should com­ Division wfll in future eat fresh (Reuter). — Burma rice millers o'clock en route for Liverpool food right in the fighting line. Six say they have suffered losses' of to W. R. EVANS, If pair will as such, were what actuated mand universal support. It from Nassau. Fifty three passen­ big mobile refrigerator trucks gers embarked for the U.K. before about £ 5 million in the past two ROBERT WEIR AGNEW Director of Agriculture. the Commission in these will be proved — or disproved capable of balding one fresh meal years due to the war against the Engineer Officer, R.F.A., of Glasgow. recommendations. From the — by its works. the Reina continued her journey for the whole division will serve rebels. They decided today to ask ISt-i.ta. early last evening. them. the Government for compensation. 83JUIW.

M'nngBnBBHBmBMn^n; THE EOYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1951 Page'J leWOlNjt linnet Post Service Charge Or Bilf Introduced MaCf. Fail! In 4Jtteiijpt Revenue Raiser? Soviet Forces Outnumbered tune 4 (Reuter) Because Money Bride, Minister Cooti-ued frsa P»ge 1 |s, will not seek were - trying to get a reasonable Is Worth Less Government, it To Get Bill Deferred increase in their revenue to take Two To due, Says Russian tre today. care of wharves and other facili­ Demanding a fuller explanation ties. They ask for the right to of the effects of the Monetary lis decision be- A move by Captain Ross Winter it was thought wise to bring the Values in Acts (Adjustment) Bill, GENEVA, Switzerland, June 4 .to defer the second reading of the Interpretation Bill up to date and levy a tax not exceeding one per (Reuter). — Russia's delegate to bse of his New cent. The Corporation would members of tile House 6f- INDO CHINA'S RICE [in last week's Interpretation Bill until tile next for that reason the bill was intro­ Assembly yesterday agreed by the sixth session of the United session of tile House of Assembly duced. never levy a tax which requested bine votes to eight to defer Nations Economic Commission was defeated by IS votes to eight "IN BAD SHAPE" more than was justified. I think further discussion. for Europe, Dr. Amazasp Arutiu­ IN REDS' OBJECTIVE the Corporation can put forward today met the- ' in tbe House yesterday. "The laws, of Bermuda are in Mr. W. W. Davidson, the nian, said today - that General Mr. John Cos- ' Giving his reasons for the very bad shape and no. member a good argument for their pror Colonial Treasurer, said that the Eisenhower's ratified command HANOI, Indo China, June 4 Co form a new motion Captain Winter said: "My of the public can buy a copy of posal. The City of Hamilton exists aim of the bill was to amend a outnumbered Soviet forces by two (Reuter).—Viet Minh insurgents fednesday. June Objection to this is the annual in- them just now," said -Gapt." tJill. because of its wharves and all number of acts where monetary to one.•rSK§ made two new attacks today it was issued * flux of non-essential data' which "The last compilation was in types of businesses use them at values had an effect on jurisdic­ He said'tbe Soviet Union was against strategic posts in the comes to tiie House—and has done 1930. The only 'reason why I some time or another. I fail to tion. It did not in any way affect ringed by American military southern part of the Tonkin delta during the 15 years or > more I want to pass this bill is to give understand why the committee tike value of property from Which bases. in an attempt to wrest the rich nas been Eire should bring in a report rejecting rice harvest from the French and "have been a member—just about the Attorney-General the oppor­ a franchise was taken, nor did it Addressing the commission dur­ K |since the Cos- tunity of preparing the compila­ this method of increasing the Viet Namese. £fM came into . the time members are considering affect any fees, remunerations or ing a discussion on industry and a vacation. Consideration of tion. I do not want members to revenue. Merchants, who only pensions. It was brought about raw materials, he said the United A week ago more than 40,000 these non-essential matters may think I am trying to rush this pay 2s. or 3s. per crate, should by the progressive dimunition of States was trying'to seise world insurgents stabbed at tiie soft through but it has been on have these rates jacked-up to 20s. the purchasing power of money. sources of raw materials in pre­ underbelly ef the area held by mean thai other more important French Union forces. They were measures will be considered by a members' desks for about two or even 30s. to compare with tiie First to protest was Mr. C. G. paration for war. - IE ACT, 1944 skeleton House and probably not weeks now. I cannot force rates on other goods. Don't these thrown bade. members to read the bill," he people want to pay a proper pro­ Gilbert, who said the House did "All measures of pressure and One of tbe new attacks was' received just treatment. declared. not know if the present inflation duress are being used to build up south of Phuly on the Day Riven "It is a fact that many members portion? No, they want to foist it was going to continue. There was this monstrous stockpiling," he Captain Dill then commenced to oa to someone else." the other was at Ninhbinh, 20 of this Chamber had during the no duration clauses attached to said. miles to toe south. led Marriages war years to sit tite entire* year to read the bill clause by clause. Mr. Ernest Vesey questioned tiie bill. Was the same increase in Exception was taken by Mr. Mr. Russell McLure, United After a sharp fight the rebels consider matters of great impor­ why the people in the back of monetary values going to be in States, raid stockpiling had been south of Phuly Withdrew leaving tance to the Colony, » Now that Henry Vesey to a sub-clause town areas should be made to pay force if deflation set in, he asked. which stated that the expression carried out to offset the threat of many dead, a French army com­ lamed and do- I we have a brief respite from war, more, as would happen if the Mr. Gilbert added that it was a Soviet aggression. munique reported. there is no need to sit until the "statutory provision" meant - a assessment of real property was wrong step to take and on tbe \t have gferen prevision of an act of the Parlia­ "A shield against this aggression The communique added that their intended summer. I feel that this bill does revised so as to produce a further third reading of the bill be would ment of the UniteeL Kingdom move tbe introduction of a dura­ is an overwhelming necessity," he French troops in Ninhbinh came ' not merit attention at this time. £5,000 a year. said. "The U.S.S.R. never really under heavy fire from Viet Minh The compilation of the laws is which was expresses to have He went on to site the Bermuda tion clause. |TH SWAN lof effect, or whose provisions were disarmed after the war and never mortars and light artillery. designed to take place some time otherwise applied, in respect of Electric Light Company which Mr. Hereward Watlington demobilized war industries as did In another announcement made |h (spinster) #nd n4btt year. The House will sit once in five years received a ship­ thought tiie House should have the countries of the West." today the French army revealed early in October which will-give the Islands.. ment of valuable equipment. time to study the acts referred to tY ROBINSON Laws passed* in the United Dr. Joza Vilfan, Yugoslavia, said tint 93 Chinese Nationalist sol­ members ample time to consider "When they want to use the in tbe bill. It seemed strange that the Soviet Union bad tried to diers who had crossed the Chinese rish (bachelor). a non-contentious bill like this. , Kingdom might not be applicable facilities of tiie wharves they are the Legislature had suddenly to Bermuda, he contended. secure complete political domina­ Yunnan border today surrendered there for them to nse. Why awakened to the change in the to the French military post of "UNNECESSARY LEGISLATION "I do not wish anybody outside 'value of money. tion over Yugoslavia, and when "We have'on the order paper of Bermuda at the present time to should they not pay at least one- this failed had applied an eco­ Nghai Lo, about 60 miles from and projected in the near future half per cent. If there were no Hundreds of gallons of water was suffered by the Liza Barrs Captain Ross Winter said this nomic blockade. Hanpi. legislate for me. We have no say docks, the Electric Light Com­ was a bill which must have faced )D of Kindley several matters of deep interest in the House of Commons in any from a Wellington Waterworks store, which fortunately has con­ "Our experience shows that the The soldiers said tiny were to the people of the Colony and pany would not be able to carry main gushed into the air yester­ crete flooring. The section the Executive Council over many being pursued by Corrtmunists I) and general law which may be passed preceding months and now at the Soviet Union is trying to bide its ^matters which must be dealt with there. It may be passed with tbe on its present business." day morning after a pipe in flooded w*a*, stocked with canned aggressive policy," he said. when tbey crossed the border. La FURNEY oi before the House rises. My best intentions but it may not be Mir. Vesey finally declared that Washington Alley was accidesit-' goods. 11% hour they sent it to the tbe refugees, who were inter­ he was going to oppose the com­ ally broken by a workman's pick. House in an attempt to rush it ned, stated that 1,000 more armed fpinster). antagonism is directed at this suitable for Bermuda," Mr. Vesey In the Yankee Store a few through. flood of unnecessary legislature." said. mittee's report. He stressed that For approximately 15 minutes greeting cards were sprinkled be­ Nationalist soldiers would arrive the House had to agree to some in­ Another member, Mr. G. A. in tiie next few days. lowing any jus \ : Mr. Ernest Vesey described the In the face of criticism. Captain before the main supply to tbe fore tbe windows were abut, and motion as a good one ""and said Dill moved that debate should be crease in the income . of tite. area was shut off, water poured on the third' floor a bedroom -in Williams, said the bill would have HOLDS 21st ANNUAL lent why thes* 'about the same. Mrfhday improvements but not put up a Around May each year the tuna, us date, halfpenny- more. which develoDed in large numbers between Florida and the Bahamas, ONLY |e public Saying that Mr. Toddings had SAVE on shown he was on very weak started their migratory trend friends ground, Mr. Henry Vesey des­ northwards, keeping well out in deep water until tbey. got roughly a few |7th. cribed him as "grasping straws." "We must take into considera­ opposite New Jersey when they tion tbe use to which the wharves struck in along the coast up to French Perfumes of our many are put," he continued.' "Do we Nova Scotia and sometimes even >., Limited agree that wharfage charges as far north as Newfoundland. should compensate tbe Corpora­ Apparently, they used this-area Grand Values tion for services rendered—space as their feeding. grounds until near-November. The fish in the to land goods and delivery—or are Here m . • we going to consider the charges Bimini area in the Bahamas had as a means of raising revenue for been found to be very slim, and the general maintenance of the it was not uncommon for a tuna Corporation. I look on the to be an average 250 lbs. heavier Lanvin's My Sin wharves as a service and the after a summer season in the ;HOOL4 wharfage charges as sendee more northern waters. On their 35/- or $4.94 the i oz. charges. I am not against the migratory trend northwards, Corporation, but surely they which presumably started shortly should have reviewed their after their spawning season, they Bermuda has long been famous for exceptional perfume charges years ago." eat nothing, but once reaching the k 29th northern regions tbey started Supporting the report of tbe pursuing the several large shoals values and Smith's have always been noted as the place ias Term on committee, Mrs. Hilda Aitken said of herring, mackerel, squid, and Caron's Bellodgia she would oppose anything which other fish- which bred in large to buy. We have continually featured unsurpassed •iVflSrl a one per eent ad valorem. quantities there. She would pot give the Corpora­ selections and values and here today the savings are 70/- or $9,87 tion the right to charge a one per STILL A MYSTERY cent tax as it would add to the "About October or November." greater than ever. Here also, of course, you save that continued Dr. Schuck, "they leave •Christmas cost of living. Also inclined to agree with the these areas, but where they go 20% excise tax paid in the U.S. on perfumes. :ation for is almost a complete mystery. recommendation of the committee Sometimes' they are seen in the |e obtained was Mr. M. H. Barnes, who did not Bermuda area, and we, bave had Jean Patau's Joy think charges should be based on Completed one or two rumours of them being tbe value of tbe article. A small sighted in tiie Puerto Rico region,' 75/-or $10.58 the ioz fcter before article worth £ 100 would not take But even if they are authentic, up much space and why should a these reports are infrequent. Pos­ Take advantage ot our long experi­ tax of one-half per cent or one sibly thev indicate only stragglers per cent be levied. of the main schools: possibly, they ence and unsurpassed selections. Refuting the suggestion that the may indicate where the main cost of living would rise, Mr. schools are. We Just don't know. Ernest Vesey predicted a reduc­ It is still a mystery! Come in and check the prices of Chanel No. 5 tion in the cost of goods like milk "The presumption is that they and sugar. go somewhere to tbe south ot Bi­ your favourite perfumes. We [51/4 or $7.25 the ±oz. "This change in the method mini, where they are believed to ING would not increase the cost to tbe soawn before coming northwards know you'll be delighted in the consumer at all ia respect of com­ through Bimini on their migra­ mon commodities," he asserted. tory* journey, but where they go between November and May, savings you can moke - - generally where their winterihs grounds Carven's Ma Griffe aire, how they get there, and the over 50%. MID-EAST PACT SIGNED exact location of their spawning 55/- or $7.76 the oz. grounds still puzzles us." CAIRO, Egypt, June 4 (Reuter). There were two authentic re­ —The Egyptian Chamber of cords of blue-fin tuna caught in n the Deputies tonight ratified the Arab Bermudian waters. Dr. Schuck Ig, to League collective security pact, said. One was in 1948, the other which hinds member states into in 1945, and' both weighed ap­ Vigny's Golliwogg It the a military and economic alliance. proximately 180 lbs each. Trimingham's Bermuda Shorts, tailored The pact is modelled on the "Whether these two just repre­ 3|5/- or $4.94 the i oz. Atlantic Pact. Jordan is the only sented stragglers of the main one of tiie League's seven mem­ migration of these fish or whether to perfection of Moygashel linen there really is a large mass of 1951 bers which has not signed the pact. o tuna which pass close to Bermuda remains for the- future to deter­ Many years have been spent developing LONDON June 4 (Reuter). — mine, but we think it highly pos­ Capt. J. C. Kelly-Rogers, the man sible that goodly quantities of the Dana's Tabu Sbition these trim "Londonus" shorts . . . and we're who flew Mr. Winston Churchill blue-fin and of the other species on his three secret war-time mis­ may be present in tiie waters sur­ |ssions. proud 'to say that they really flatter! One sions to Washington, was elected rounding Bermuda at certain sea­ 18/9 or $2.65 the i oz. chairman of the technical com­ sons of theyear. If tbey are, then h pair wiH start you on a whole collection. mittee of tbe, International Air the possibilities of developing Transport Association today. fishery interest, whether commer­ Iture. Capt. Kelly-Rogers, executive of cial or sporting, could have a As shown .... 65/- (U.S. $9.15) the Irish airline, Aerolingus, suc­ fruitful line of research." ' ceeds Mr. J. Y- Dyment of the 3T. CEOECI . CA9TLI IA1B0UI ll»tt». Trans Canada Airline of Mont­ The speaker was thanked by Dr. $_£S&^&3**£ real, M. C,*Fulton,*afe- hstali *fc?-L4t THErJOYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1951

combe, returned to Victoria, Bri­ APPEffl. 4CAINST".TOL tish Columbia, on Sunday. ROYAL HOHEWMON ALE_P_«H£IIA, EgyiPt,* Jane 4 SUSPENSION OF PERMIT Personal' Andj Sqcial I (Reuter).—King Farouk of Egypt The? Worshipful L. M. Minty, and his bride, QWeeri "Narriman, A former taxi operator, now an Hamilton magiftraje, was, among left on a /Mediterranean cruise HARRINGTON HOUSE j To Celebrate the inaugural flight Hotel pool and take part in tiie outgoing pass^eirs,,in the Reipa aboard the royal yacht today. employee on the "Queen pf Ber­ of "The Bermudian" on the c on Harrington Sound muda," yesterday appealed a Water 'Carnival, del ,Pacii» ° y^t^"rday. He left t. , I,T,, "sa B.O„*VC. new York-Bermuda me, Colony, on a mr.ee months v I decision of the Transport Control service, Wing Cdr, and Mrs. John rSffS"*?' •* * • Board which Suspended his taxi Miss Rosemary Hood, daughter visit to th# United Kingcionx,,. ,,' Fountain gave a cocktail party of the Governor, and Lady Hood, j operator's permit. He is John in the garden of their house, Another otni^mT^A^ Hie'-'lWwer Archibald Sinclair Todd, and his 'liarro'wSifi in Bailey's Bay. flew on Sunday to return to her wm *-UOW PLACE OF BERMUDA S appeal was heard by tiie Wor. H. work with the; United Nations in court sailing on the same gdp 2§l / on the Sound Terrace was, Mr* Kepneth Harding, of ; Martin Godet in Hamilton Magis- Among those seen ' were Mrs. New York. Miss Hood ; was. in #'.* Cool :: Air Conditioned Edna' Watson, M.C.P., Mr. and the Colony on a fortnight's vaca­ Paget, who is [clerk to the magis­ ¥ f "flu *t'Jt" | trates Court. Mr. A. Dudley trates. Mr. Bawling left,.; £$•, ,a ' -pyja? Spurling, M.C.P., appeared for Mrs. M. A. Gibbons, Mr. and Mrs. tion.. •'i\tmft^Vf W$t'*--_9K_ Tuesday, Feajton Trimingham, MTS. Hal vacation to England ot aeveial 2.30 — 7.15 — 9.05 Todd, and Mr. Sidney Kemsley, * * * months. ifgj executive officer of the Trans­ Butterfield, Miss. Quee-lie Pen- ' Mr. James Ramsay Ullman, of W&}.mn\ port Control Board, appeared for boss, Mr. A. L. Flitcroft, Mr. Here- "Strawberry Hill," Paget, was Thursday, Adults Only the board. Mr. Kemsley asked for ward Watlington, Miss Helen among the New i-prk-bou«d peg* Miss Diane Janet McGee, an adjournment at the conclusion Watlington, Miss Betty Tatem, Mr. sengersion Sunday. He will spend daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chftr.es of Todd's evidence, as he wished J. R. Ullman, Mr. and Mrs. Dur­ The 3/6 (50^) tote Saturday ham Peace, Miss Grace Peace, about a fortnight in the States. McGee. of Southcourt Avenue, .TSA to call witnesses. The adjourn­ * * I 'fhi"*i Paget East, will graduate today ment was granted and the T.C.B. Wing Cdr. and Mrs. Ware, Lt. Cdr. VERY Hugo Hood, Miss Bertles, Mr. and - Miss Alice Hayden, a recent from Stratford College in Dan­ includes Rain Water Shower evidence will be offered next house-guest of Mr. and Mrs. ville, Virginia, U.S.A. Monday. Mrs. Gerald Harnett, Mr. and Mrs. Fare per person from Hamilton FUNNY Sam Wharton, Mr. Bernard Wil­ Ernest Boyee at their residence, "Buttery Corners," in Pembroke, Miss McGee, a medical secre­ (4 to a taxi): Me. jg's. to the music of PICTURE Todd was granted a taxi kinson, M.C .P., Mr. and Mrs. 4. E. tarial major, is president of the operator's permit in 1949. He said Cooper, snr., Mrs. Dunford, Mrs. returned to her home in Broqklyn, For Lunches and Teas uy Freddie Chapman and: Iris orchestra New York, on Sunday. She bad International Relations Qlpb and that he stopped driving on doctor's Lio.nel Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. E. vice-president of the blazer Club. No Coves* No Minimum orders in August 1950 and sold -tite Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Rand, Mr. and been spending a fortnight's vaca­ tion here. ffih_lr» She is also ft member, oj the Hunt The Barnaele taxi to one Archie Sousa. Both Mrs. Minorgan, Mr. Martin Dier, Club and the Dramatic Club. Mr. DRESS OPTIONAL Todd and Sousa applied for a Mr. John Plowman, Mr. and Mrs. * * * Phone 1254 Mr. Jade Brown, who recently and Mr?. McGee have gone to the transfer of tiie permit, to Sousa. S. S. Toddings, Mr. Richard Too- U.S. for the, occasion. ' . \\ a la t tp. l_7tt_,t_ ..tp. This was refused. hill, Mrs. John Young, Capt. the rented "Point House," in Warwick Sousa , had, in tiie meantime, Bfan, and Mrs. Bayard Dill, Mr. for the summer months, left an hired a driver to drive, the taxi William Frith. Lady Conyers, The Sunday after spending a few days* pending, the transfer, but since Hon. Leon Fox, Major and Mrs. vacation in the Colony^ft^^M the board, suspended Todd's Moore, Miss Nellie Smith, Mr. and licence around the first of this Mm Stanhope- Joel. Mr. Harvey T. Gilbert, son of year-the cab has been in a barn • * * Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Gilbert, of Et Flatts. he said. The permit was Huntholme," Somerset, toft on suspended on the grounds that Returning with the Ocean Sunday evening for London to Todd had relinquished operation Monarch yesterday morning were attend the Festival of Britain. He of the taxi. 346 passengers, amongst whom is. expected to be. away fpr the was Mrs. Charles Hadden, of mpnth of June. Mr. Kemsley asked Sousa if he "Tintagel," St. David's Island, bought tite taxi before teeing who had spent a four-week vaca­ * * * iMr_:.iiir at the staring about obtaining the permit. Sousa Mrs. Ernest Glass, who has been GENE JOHN tion in the States. ^^WMw^x admitted that he did. He also ad­ * * • spending the last seven months mitted that he had been refused with her sister, Mrs. Walter Duns- CORAL ISLAND ^pr HERNEY^LUND a permit to operate a taxi service Miss Elizabeth W. Curtis, DIME*"' wtk MIRIAM THELMA himself about three and a half daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harry year's ago. Curtis, of "Duxbury," Tucker's CLLUB The Belmont Manor Hotel and Golf Club HOPKINS RITTER Town, arrived in the Monarch for THE BRASS RAIL DANCE JAN STERLING a vacation with her parents. # # * Queen gUfil ' offers tyi A party of 12 men from the THURSDAY United Kingdom arrived yester­ SUGGESTIONS FOR TODAY day to help tow the dry dock from Fish and Chips (Bda. Hamlet) 6/- THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY Dancing Nightly — JOHN WAYNE — Si^ the Dockyard across the Atlantic •*»* Turkey and Noodles in Cas­ -£0 ag to gn|_-n_- They will be assisted except Sundays "RIO GRANDE" m% i Tod tt by ten others who recently arrived serole 6/6 Whist Drive mid Dance by air. Grilled Tenderloin Steak 8/- if with ef SOMERSET — 8.30 U« - * * * TOMORROW Bob Clotworthy, the noted 19 MINUTE A-LA-CAETE — Open-Air — American diver, arrived in Ber­ Grilled American Sirloin Tickets 7/6 — including refafeshinents ALEXANDER HAAS muda oo Sunday evening by air Music Director * The Stars of Steak .."..'.'.' '-*1§^" at the door or from any member '*****'• 1 tor a short stay at the Eagle's Nest Western Omelette with Chips 6/- Presenting "Brief Encounter" _ C** Hotel during which he will give Dancing an exhibition-at the St. George Hfttta- — NOEL CteWARD — to the music of Freddie Chapman and His Orchestra THEODORE NOELL — CELIA JOHNSON — "*,"-_ . - « ?,' - •i-n'r. ,-- ;.. "*•-*-• !&** and Orchestra * 'THE ASTONISHED HEART' Thursday pad Saturday mt^fL^' Dancing' alternating with a* no"t%\ &) JOHNNY ADLEU, and his accordion Plus: "TORMENT §t* ,«/* AngeVs GrottoM To The DIXIELAND QUARTET jLV in the popular Warwick Room _.ttu. The only dance floor built out over the ocean Phone 3866 Special Dinner Menu for Tonight Phone 7631 fer reservations %+ Formal Dress Thursdays and Saturdays BERMUDA CftGHT No. Cover — No Minimum *From 7.30 p.m. till 10.00 pan. GOLF — TENNIS Filet Mignon Bordelaise 28/- or ($4.00) MINIATURE GOLF — CROQUET Spring Chicken Saute—Chesseaur 28/- or ($4.00) SHUFFLEBOARD — LAWN BOWLING Grilled Ham Steak, Pineapple, Tomatoes, Madu Sauce ____ B_ ___ 28/- or ($4.00) OTHER GAMES IN SPORTS PAVILION Wt Above price includes foil table d'hote me*qrU Jf WW. *«fetf. -Vow. tourists gay, THEN DANCE to KINGSLEY SWAN and "The Grotto's" famous band Who come our umy9 Please make your dinner reservations early. Special Menu will be served every night except Sunday Are praising Longtail drinks. Phone 7165 tor reservations

BERMlJDA CENTERAL They say each day: THEATRES "Complete our stay TONIGHT' JL folhrPtJu $)JAJir On The Patio Playhouse Today 3 Shows By serving these fine drinks.9' TONIGHT :7^ Jack's Selected Taleat Show 2.30 7.30 9.30' includes — JACK & JILL The Famous ERMA and BRYAN, Dancers We're delighted to bring Talbot Brothers MARLE, The Inimitable yeu this beautiful M-G-M's THE TWO JUNIORS New Technicolor; Hit ? Calypso and Popular Rhythms ' It's Heaped with; Dancing 9 - 12.30 Happiness More than a Cocktail, — a Longtail! 9.30 — 12.30 JACK WALLACE and -HIS LONOON ORCHESTRA It's got the qualities of _-t'H. No Cover No Minimum "Meet Me In %; Louisf| Call 4301 for Reservations. and "Goodbye Mr. Chips"" Thursday: THE KING' BIRTHDAY BALL MM*tu The -Stars are —• _-mfS N_rft_. '*_^c '.*•*%* DEAN STOtCK'WFELL and DARRYL ^Ifi|04AN Also — Snowing at all three Shows:— THE BERMUDIANA The Easter Parade of 1951 4 THE ST. GEORGE HOTEL (Off Pitt'f Bay Road) * fW* Very »Fine" 'film Photographed i_T coloi-i* *, 1 CHARM ION KING and JOHN CGUCOS Queen Street in Double Feature ' Phone 1835 TONIGHT 2.45 and'7.45 4.40 aVid 9.40 At 9.00 p.m. COtllMtfA' PitTOKES "Bermuda's own Family Restaurant" "ANGEL $T THE COMEBt Of THE YEAR with NEW YORK'S CAFE SOCIETY: Luncheons and Dinners if John Atkinson, Toby Robins Ufrm'V***-*. WM: RUSSELL Water Carnival and Ballet MB""*-. a la carte Kathorirte Hawtcpy tm%imm% in Grills — Salads aw THE BEAUTIFUL INDOOR POOL ;w* $j£ Tonight at 8.45 ttWS GkROHER '-?•*_ Featuring Tickets 7/6 10/- l?/« 1J/- BOBBY CLOTWORTHY ^ , Ji »*' ...«-._> THE INVERIJRBE ($1.05) ($1.40) ($1.75) ($2.10) of mWitiitm-* I m, M> CARTER tjw, JW SMINORS • fmm litSRH The Ohio State University Swimming Team MATINEE SATURDAY, 5/- ALL SEATS Dancing Nightly Onctta tj EtMut wmix • WK-li b> DUOSt « ; IN AN EXHIBITION OF DIVING EXCEPT SUNDAYS • (70c.) •' -" •' r#> ' F» Phone 4234 for Reservations SANDYS 5CHEATI.E - 8^0 _ Jib Owsn-A^ also ALEXANDER HAAS DOUBLE FEATURE OFFICIAL LEAGUE WATER POLO MATCH Musical Director Tickets Obtainable At — Wm RICARDO MONTAfcBAl* in Al* - Western SOMERSET DRUG STORE ^ St. George's Dinghy and Sports Club presents "MYSTERY STREET" FRONTIER OUTPOST The Ralph Proctor Trio TEA COSY, HAMILTON V-ll The Royal Navy A versatile New York group ELIZABETH'S HIDEAWAY fj| Presented by the swimming branches of the B.A.A. and Cocktail and Concert Music ASTWOOD-DICKINSON'S 11. "MADAME ROVARY" ALL THp KING'S MEN v The St. George's Dinghy and Sports Club Sundays St. George's &&'& WL- Admission 3/6 (U.S. $.50) NO COVER NO MINIMUS* Box Office Open 10 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. "THAT BRIGHT "RENEGADES OF I 39f_,tu. s T6+1*. • .. KISS" vWte sAite" is

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"WoMtVe young America*! Boya SENTENCE oyer here, now who have hot reached the age of legal maturity, ana are impressionable. The law u enforcement agencies and the TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS courts here owl them the same moral protection they would re­ Had Staged BMtements ceive in the United States." | are rorUaifrwllslflfermany American military police raided one of tiie Wiener's pornographic J^^^irdftT, Germ*f}r, JB»e performances last month. Thtey A confiscated a projector a.nd' four 4^.JHM}tl||fe— United State* reels of film and detained a num­ BERMUDA NIGHTS High Coihroission Court here to­ ber of women. day sentenced Heihz T. Wiener, a 30-year-pt. German, to seven At The months imprisonment and a fine of 500 marks (£38) on charges of In Warm Weather promoting lfewd shows for Ameri­ can soldiers. It's Nice to Eat XBt*** Six months of his senttencfe were Outside suspended. . 'jUJl Native Cabaret and Entertainment OtiHng the trUk Mr. Fred Try ^j John son, U. S. district attorney, ii a Typical Bermuda Setting by the water's edge said Wiener's pornographic shovn 'actually thi-eatened fhe^ wctirfty THE Ci-tf TAINS You Wfll Enjoy It Everybody Else Does of the occupation forces." CABIN The court will recognize," John­ Wear your Brightest Colours Minimum 14/- ($2.00) son said, "that a degenerate army Reservations — — — il an i_tco__)**etent army- Occupa­ Opposite the Bermudiana Phone 7163 tion duty has a tendency to soften iajft«. troops. Artts.

With white yachting caps and some colourful sports shirts, members of the Philco convention land in Bermuda yesterday from the Queen of Bsrmuda. Bermuda's welcome was prominently displayed and the new No. 7 Shed was specially decorated for the occasion. There are about 730 BE SMART... in the group, which is the -first of three coming here. BE COMFORTABLE ; "Desperately Short Of Doctors," Says MCP SHERWOOD MANOR HOTEL Mrs. Hilda Aitken in fhe House of Assembly yesterday said there was a shortage of doctors in Ber­ Dining and Dancing muda. "We are desperately short of Tuesday and Saturday—to the music of doctors," she declared. "There are not enough to attend to the ERNIE LEADER and his orchestra 'normal needs of the community. If an epidemic broke out, we Tuesdays Informal :: :: Saturdays Semi-formal strictly in fove should be in a serious situation. your handbag The Board of Health must be libit.. aware of the position.'' with summer Mrs. Aitken, brought up the matter on die motfon for the ad­ journment of the House. are these pique, THE NEW WINDSOR HOTOL seersucker and ISRAELI PARLIAMENT and CONDEMNS U.N. MOVE cotton cord PASM GAftDENS JERUSALEM, June 4 (Renin). —*• The Israeli Parliament .tonight Your Rendezvous For Good Food approved Government policy on SUITS the dispute with Syria over the Huleh area in the demilitarized gleaming frontier zone. Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners, The House adopted a motion served in the main Dining Room .. . short sleeves rondemning the United Nations dazzling white 'gecuiitji Council's resolution or in the Palm Gardens _. which ordered the halting of | make them k drainage work in the Huleh to point ujf your swamps. Bermuda's Only Outdoor Restaurant do equally well Tension in. the area has.led to ] summer wardrobe, repeated border clashes in breach For Reservations Phone 1142 of the Israel-Syrian armistice. as a dress flUSHE-Ml-a urns.* rn^'A .-__£ .__.-•..•_- «__. „-_ a..*-.- . . embossed corde BEIGE or pique pfefetic BERMUDA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY GREY presents A Whist Drive &ftd Daikfce PINK . . . sailcloth/,* butcher linen- at the LAVtNDER CORAL ISLAND CLUB pique - all w^able on Wednesday Evening, June '6th GREEN at 7.30 p.m. RED . . . interesting designs, BALLROOM AND SCOTTISH DANCING Freddie Chapman and His Orchestra NAVY new shapes in Tickets on Sale at the Door 7/6 including refreshments WHITE tailored, casual and NON-MEMBERS JUST AS WELCOME Prizes Galore Sizes 10 to 20 dressy styles. £*. fO. 0 12/6 ; TEA AND SALE Friday, June 8th second floor main floor at 2.30 p.m.

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STALLS: Plain and fancy sewing, home cooking, vegetables, plants, fruits, flowers and > ,''--Si|:" fish pond. Proceeds in aid of Wesley Church Building Fond * Kraft Mayonnoise ha. all the Reid Streei richness of really fine salad oi' 982»ft_ U. ^fe»Jt-__» and eggs, plus an exquisite 78-ttu piquancy of flavor from a subtle blend of seasonings that includes e ; | pure lemon juice. NOTICE al»a-y-— f | : The quality of all fhe ingredi­ ents makes a difference ... a JIGGS By George McManus difference you'll thoroughly enjoy St. George's DtH^hy and Sports Cliib in your salads, and in your sand­ SOMR.MORT VES-HE'S A BIS YES-1 KNOW*I WAITER- PLEA^ wiches, too! Your grocer has it, 6AQE IS REAL ESTATE OWN THIS BUH_D- ^3__ CANCEL OUR OR0ER- kitchen-fresh. Pre-Sirmmer Dalice TAKING VOU MAN- HECWNS ING- THEY'RE I DON'T PEEL VERY Mod. with "1© LUNCH - jaALFTHE DOING SO WELL HUNGRV* p-i-JUmon juic. for members and their guests "TOOAY- PROPERTY IN I JUST DOUILED -:-T¥m% .-"tOVVN J THEIR RENT- KRAFT Wednesday, June-6$,f#5. true On the eve of the King's Birthday. Dancinj| MAYONNAISE from 9*p.m. to 1 a.m. |» the music of 'Tubb^¥,j| F\Jf #• finest Chiappa and his Modern-Aires DRtSS: GAY SPORTS SHIRKS, SHORTS.,*.* SLACKS. There will be a prize for the gayest outfits, as well as an attractive "door prize." Hi Cilpfc HH*. King fcttu.tt Syndictte, Inc., World right* wwrwdj Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, Mi$l CROSSWORD PUZZLE A™" to Crossword Puzzle anything GROWS with Smaller Car Engines Soon REDS GAOL GERMANS __rfi_E'_h ACROSS' 36—Miscue by baseliall player aaaflaiaaans! Professor Tells Meeting FOR STINK-BOMBING 1—Tropical plant 37—Click beetle 7—Salty TWbls 38—Capurtaln ras KasB aaaii THE HAGUE, Holland, June 4 13—BU..k-aj.P"* nttifjmas - ____[_ _a_.a_i_.i_. nsn BERLIN, June 4 (Reuter)—Ten '' mojirafttln Mr_fcot»* Haas aaasss g«i (Reuter). — Smaller, but more students from the East German 14—E*lm reader •"W— Sbeepfolda 15—*_arry Bsjnati Heyaass DRICONURE powerful internal combustion en­ University of Jena, among them 42—Compasa gines will revolutionize the shape is—S*i_y Point —saaa aaae ORGANIC FERTILIZER two girls, have been sentenced to 43— While of the motor car in the next few 17—Equality 25 years in prison each at Weimar 18- Wing 45—Russian ' KU. aaaes uraas Xy VMaf/urstS, 'Safe. Sam aad £asa ta Use" years, Prof. J. J. Breeze told the 1»—Nut - sux-kade 1 for inciting hatred against the Martha said she would stay as world petroleum congress here 21—Rupee* (abbr.l 47—Alsn 4K-"v Bur. aQBiiH -_t-.il CHAPTER THIRTEEN ter," - the physican retorted. FINE GARDENS # * Soviet Union, the north-west Ger­ J today. »8—4 rtnt«i$f•'. ••-Man's nnaa aana _J_. The Story This Fart MARTHA "You're glowing like a rose." long as necessary. She wheeled man radio reported tonight. . measure ' nk-kname PETERS, a young widow and her type-woter foto the bedroom LUXURIANT LAWNS The professor predicted that the •>1 — Na t i v - met a! siiaaisjeaisBfflHaa So even * he had noticed it, .--Talk nc-aoaalauoHa- secretary to radio writer JERRY and pretended to work but she BRILLIANT ROWERS internal combustion engine would They were arrested on January. 25—Preposition K—A state Martha reflected. It wasn't just 64—Pertaining to , MORGAN, shares her r-xpensive her own imagination. discovered that Jerry was quite windle to such a small size that 4 and 5 with 43 other students in 27—Mature Pearman, Watlington & Co. 29— Paddle W^k Alps M ACROSS apartment with a bsautifal nurse, incapable of dictating. . the motor oar would become the Jena. 66— Analyses Alta said,-"Thank you. * Never­ Front 5lrs»|_;.H«im.|taw , 30— Frighten !—-«*; ^*Wajr" ALTA BRENT, and flighty, young; Alta called from tbe living more simple convey ance it should S3— nivtatun 57—(Iroup of six 2—Classifier theless I can't take another case DIANA RUSHTON. Diana's boy­ I be,. without "tiie absurd motor On June 3. a public demonstra­ 35—More profound 58—Buries 3—Metal pin right away." .' jSf room, "I won't bother you by com- 4—Wild buffaloes friend, RON MARKHAM a strug­ ing in to say goodbye. I know bonnet we admired as adoles- tion in honour of the 75th birth­ Jerry remained silent until the 5—Pester gling* young attorney, falls hard 1-Jtwf. day of east German president you don't like to be interrupted." • cents." / •':"' 6—Near doctor rose to say goodbye. Then 2 | 1 5 b 7 8 IO It ' IZ t for Alta. Meantime, Alta becomes : The girl was clever Martha ad­ Wilhelm Pieck was cancelled be­ 9, 7—Small spot* he remarked, "I really don't need Jerry's nurse when he contracts mitted to herself. As smart about cause stink bombs were thrown 8—Region ' a nurse any longer. 1 can take H at 9—Chinese mile pneumonia and decides he can men and their- weaknesses as info the "peoplf% house" at Jena, 10— l**nion my own shower tomorrow and my CANADA offer her the expensive things in Diana was stupid. When the door CANADA where the meeting was to have 11-At secretary wont mind getting the IS lb n lif'. she craves. Jerry's pent­ had closed behind her they gave taken' place. '. 12—la mistaken meals for a few days." % $ 16—Put oo house te bis home and office. Attn up all pretense of working. To it V 19—Krult gains control of the situation and "Alta cried quickly, "I wasn't ' **Oo on. Say it." J'erry groaned. 20—Keen iMtiBt?XBtlf&ft ©nU-wj? m r/t tries her best to cut Martha out complaining, Jerry. It's a pleasure Z_ 21 25 2b M—Comfort Tve nothing to say. Why fe i 24—Indigent completely. Martha finds herself to take care of you and I shan't % should I?" Matriculation —"Shortest and Surest Method" % 26-Short sleeps resenting Alta, when she dis­ leave until you are well." Here is what to do 27 28 3/ 3Z. 28—Unl>lea< _ed -*?"Y&a aren't going to bawl me 30—Wlihere 1 misses ter as she might a servant. She followed the doctor into out?" Enrolment limited for Autumn Term — complete entrance W- W 35 31-Thinker Alta phones Martha that Jerry has the living room where'he spoke to "Certainly not. You're old drier » w 82—Great Lake requirements for Canadian and American Universities . . . had a setback and she needn't rr<- Martha. Then Alta said, "The enough to know whom you want E 34—Drink heavily port to work at all. Later that small study groups. Individual instruction ... no extra­ OVER-INDULGENCE 46 %\ IS—Lavish truth is, Doctor, I'm giving up my to marr?.™ . &&h P night Jerry phones, telling Martha % % fondness on nursing altogether. I expect to "But I don't want to marry her, curricular activities . . . no living accommodation supplied. HI J7 —Inside he's in trouble and t o eome for >¥> HZ be married." Angel. I've never wanted to Please write for Prospectus. Too much good food and drink? Iri Information work tomorrow no matter what % % (slang I Martha gasped but the other marry anyone but you. Oh, I'll Try Alka-Seltzer and see how much W Hi 17 anyone else says. "*. *, ne 40—Insertion mark two were not paying any attention admit I made love to her. She's 84 Woodlawn Avenue West. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. better you feel. Alka-Seltzer soothes % % 41—inaugurate a very attractive girl and your last headache, neutralizes excess gastric So SI 52 43 — Word ot sorrow * * * to her. The doctor said, "Con­ acidity, "sets you right again"! W- k 44—Solitary , gratulations to the lucky man. refusal left me feeling pretty mmm % % Martha didn't wait for Alta to Keep a supply of Alka- •>b 46-Pltch . The profession is losing a most bitter." 5V 55 48—Rl verIn France , Seltzer handy — always. call the next day. Obeying Jerry's competent nurse." "You'd better be frank with Bo—Raises instructions she rang his bell at 57 58 68—Provide crew When tiie doctor had closed the me, Boss, if you want me to hejv) *t the usual hour. Martha still had 63 -Worm door behind him Martha de­ yon. Just how involved are you?" 55— Pronoun a key but she preferred to give Alka Seltzer samU. as Vsma$ Ttatm swaaamte, lac 56—Jumbled type manded, "Are you serious?" "No more than I have been with them a warning and, ascending in several other girls only rise took the elevator, she smiled to think The other girl's face was radiant as she replied, "Ask Jerry." it seriously. When I kissed her how annoyed Alta would be. she was so responsive I lost my So this was what he had meant. liquor Licence Granted To To her surprise the nurse ac­ head. She said she was in love It was more serious than Martha • cepted her unexpected appear­ with me and I must have agreed had expected and what could she ance cheerfully. _ that it was mutual because the Spanish Point Boat Club possibly do to get him out ot it? "Well, look who's here," Alta next thing I knew she was tail­ He ought to have to go through TREAT YOURSELF RIGHT! said. "And me in tiie midst of ing about getting married." The Spanish Point Boat Cluh with it. Alta wasn't going to be giving my patient his bath. I'm "Do you mean to - tell me,' yesterday was granted a club easy to get rid of. She had cer­ elad ifs yott instead of the doc­ Martha began but he interrupted- licence on the application of John tainly lost net time announcing it. tor." "I know it Sounds goofy but she Take home to the U. S. 5 fifths of Chiappa and Vernon StptUq, The Yet Martha felt sorry for Jerry "I know it's early," Martha re­ said I asked her to marry me that application was considered in when she saw his dejected coun-1 plied careful not to give her em­ first night when I was delirious," Hamilton Magistrates' Court by a tenance. Naturally he had over­ ployer away, "but I thought there "Well, did you'" the Finest in Canadian Whiskies Liquor Licensing Authority com­ heard the conversation in the liv­ might be something I could do to 'I may have, but if I did, jl posed of the Wor. H. Martin help." *. ing room. Alta wouldn't have For One Week Only • • • Godet, chairman, and Messrs. A. dared say so if it weren't true. thought it was you. I remember "The breakfast dishes aren't J. Gorham and H. Morris Cooper. calling for you and holding washed yet," Alta said pointedly. "It seems that congratulations • Mr. Chiappa, who appeared oa someone's hand," the writer con­ So Martha found herself in the are in order," Martha said in the behalf of lhe club, told the fessed miserably. kitchen white the nurse returned doorway knowing Alta was be­ Authority that the club has 116 Fancy to the bedroom. Alta's attitude hind her. (To be continued) members and that tbe member­ had been smug as if she were en­ Jerry said dryly, "Thanks., ship ig all male, although ladies titled to give the orders now. That's very kind of you." But he are invited on special evenings. did not deny it. Boxed Martha wondered just how far "We find we get into difficulties the impulsive Jerry had commit­ Alta said,' "I' suppose it does U.S. CHIEF OF STAFF* cHenlej) if we don't invite the ladies once seem sudden to you, Martha. But ted himself. Alta would be fur­ Notepaper in a while," explained Mr. ious if she knew that her patient people can fall in love overnight." ENDS VISIT TO TRIESTE Chiappa. had telephoned his secretary in . "So I've heard," Martha agreed. Club premises consist of a the middle of the night begging "Although I must admit I never All Envelopes DUTY-FREE only $11.50 completely renovated six-room her to rescue him from the re­ experienced it. I'm delighted for TRIESTE, June 4 (Reuter)— both of*you and Fm sure you'll General J. Lawton Collins, chief *""__, __/ For fit* yj quarts ?%%&, cottage and grounds. Activities sult of bis own lolly. Bot before Interleaved are mainly boating, with addi­ Martha could do so she would be happy." of the U.S. Army staff, left here tional social activities, and 90 per have to know what had.happened.' ' Jerry looked so grim that she today for the United States. After would have laughed had she not a two-day inspection of American with Wax Paper fe cent ot the membership is drawn By the time she had finished been so sorry for him but Alta- troops stationed in the. American or SfifUis of The Gold Medal Whiskey' from the vicinity of the club, the dishes the doctor had arrived was smiling. Her mission ac­ zone of. Trieste. / which is at Spanish Point. so Martha waited in the living complished she could release him Before coming here, he con­ KENTUCKY room to hear his verdict. To her to Martha. ferred in Paris with General .. W.HARPER STRAIGHT BOURBON relief it was favourable. "If you don't mind.getting lunch' Eisenhower, supreme commander VATICAN CITY, June 4 (Reu­ "You seem to be all over your I think I'll take off. I'd like til- in Europe, and inspected Ameri­ ter). — Dr. Emmanuel Moran. to* little set back of yesterday," he BERMUDA PRESS day presented to Pope Pius XII go home since I wasn't "oat yes­ can forces in Germany and he announced. "You can start terday." Austria. DUTY-FREE his credentials as the first Filip- work again if you want to and get pino Ambassador to the Holy Sea. Stationery Store only $18.00 up in a couple of days." He The Vatican and the Philippines smiled at the girt in her immacu­ Beid Street For five Vt qti. agreed to established diplomatic late nurse's uniform. "An'd that relations last month. means you'll be free to take some­ Rupert and the Castaway—37} one more seriously ill." ' Uttta. "I don't think I'll check in at I the registry fair a few days, Doc­ OOPS!! Sorry, tor. I'm very tired," Alta said. 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Awarded In Divorce Court A carriage driver joined the his reins, urghng1 on the ranks of da**ke-*ou_ drivers yester­ horse, which was irotflirisf at the "Cruel and callous," the Chief day in _8_ailto_ Magistratjer mouth. The accused smelled of Justice, the Hon. Sir Brooke Court, having been caught gallop­ liquor and there Were seven Francis, said of a Bermudian hus­ ing along Front gmaat'amffmf empty bottles in the carriage." band's action? towards his Cana­ horse t»d carriage \gBrougi. White pleaded guilty as charged dian wife when he granted a pedesjrtjta traffic, ana, even pass- bat after . hearing Constable decree nisi to Mrs. Elizabeth in- a taxi as he' urged on the O'Connor he had tliis, to s*_y: "t Cfcor ge Freisenbruch from horse witt lashing reins. think that this cons-table is tying. Richard Everett Freisenbruch in The carriage driver, Donald There were not seven bottles in lor tiny fots on yoar gift Hs* thu Supreme Court yesterday. Francis B&grove Whit|,jrf War­ the carriage—only one The horse The Chief Justice said the court wick West, was convicted Ot was not bleeding^, He didn't have was continuously .hearing stories dangerous driving and driving at a mark on .tin.: He was examined * I BRAEMAR CASHMERES. ol pathos and matrimonial diffi­ a speed which was cruel te the By the "S.P.C.A. and tirer. was culties, "and I will say this — it is horse. The Wor. H. Martin Godet nothing wrong Witt mm. That seldom .among the many cases be­ fined him £2 on each charge. horse goes along at a, good speed • BRAEMAR St«TEAr4ID# fore this court that I have listened Constable John, O'Connor tofil' •r*y«*u don't have to froff if." to a tragedy of matrimonial life how he followed White at 24 miles m tAMBSWOOL such as this." an hour on Empire Day when The Chief Justice sharply criti­ Front Street was crowded. OXFORD, England! Julie 4 cised the respondent's action in "fife drove right through the (Reute]***t, r-'afStie- Montgomery, I SCOTCH KNITS deserting his wife only four people," said O'Connor. "When I 18-year-old son qt a dSk&ji*, .died months after marriage and -while stopped him at the ci.y limits the in hospital here after beltt£ struck i she was pregnant, by telling her Jhors e was cut and bleeding on his w|tt a golf ball oh rotary while' to get out of the home. leg and was covered in heavy going round tne course with latter. The driver was lashing friends. "No girl of spirit is going to put | aethers who look for quality up witt that sort of thing," the | Chief Justice remarked. He also ] in classic style pullovers and deplored the fact that the respon­ ROLLS Razors dent never took any interest in the child he had fathered. cardigans . . . and youngsters "A more- cruel, callous be­ Toke advantage of this opportunity to haviour ia hard to imagine," Sir who love pretty, bright colours Brooke Francis commented. have one of these superb English razors The couple ware married on You con stoy longer in wifl be delighted with this at a vfrorfriwhite saving. The constant December 11, 1947, at the Wes­ leyan Methodist Church, Hamil­ collection from Scotland. maintenance of painstaking, precision ton. Their son, Peter James, was BERMUDA born on October 2, IMS. workiTfidrt^'r^fj^id the use of the finest Mrs. Freisenbruch was given 1 Pure wool Scotch knits, cosy tambswoof custody of the child and costs were il yro fly rrotelHats have made Rotteffenowned as awarded against her husband. and our own Braemar Cashmeres and William Higginbottom won a an exceptional value. You can depend decree nisi from Catherine Agnes Shetlands. White and pastet shades and Higginbottom on the grounds of on one to §ive you a I i f ettme of shaving adultery, and was awarded £100 4 damages from the co-respondent, navy blue. Sizes 1 to I* ? years. pleasure. We will gladly demonstrate a Howard Watson. Raits ror you. Tha marriage took place on March 12, 1946, in Northumber- land, England. Mr. Higginbottom 42/6 61- $5.99 was awarded custody of their child, Brenda Alice, and costs were against Watson. Mrs. Florence. Charlotte Mor­ land was granted a decree nisi from Ernest Harry Morland on the grounds of desertion. The couple were married on August 18, 1923, in Oxford, England. A decree nisi was also granted •Visiton — why not enjoy Bermiaia Fa? by delii-re, 300-mile-an-how to Mrs. Ivy Ida Euphemia Dur­ as Jong a*, possible? In about TH Constellation-type Clipper... oltt. rant from Bannister Durrant on hours yon can be in New York tude-condilioned to fig high mem the grounds of desertion. They when you go by Clipper* ... your the weather. Dairy flights—$70. were married in the St. George's present return ticket is easily con­ Or, you may fry any day of the 12-* to. Parish Church on April 26, 1928. verted into a Pan American ticket week in a DC 4-type Clipper—only Gordon Leslie Joslin won a Pan American is the only airline decree nisi from Ellen Joslin on $50, tourist service. This is the lowest that offers you both deluxe and tare ew offered! Hurry—maka the grounds of desertion. The tourist service to New York. marriage took place in Ports­ yc*pr reservations today. IT. CEOBCE • CAfTLI HAlBBOB mouth, England, on March 2, 1946. 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M4y&nuWUtL HAMILTON ST.: GEO RG E • C A ST LE H A R B 0 U '###1 0 ****• i * C A'*f tt ---§#» DIM lJMttn. 122ft-. Page 8 THE-KDYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 19$1 Chips already holds the posit«-wat r CLAYTON RICHARDSON'S "BALANCED BEAM" RACE record for this distance. TODAYS Sponge King And Bermuda Record 'There w_4 be seven races on TO FEATURE MEETING today's programme, ranging XHEDULE XI DRAW with SOMERSET through all the popular distances NATIONAL LEAGUE^ j in both the trotting or pacing races NATIONAL LEAGUE to the running races. St Louis .'. 7 12 2 Pittsburgh at Boston, night. Friendly Game Is Played Chips And The Kicker New York 2 8 1 St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pebbles and Miss Ruth High, Cincinnati at New York, night Carrying Top Weight two of tiie top pacers at the track, Batteries: Presko aad Rice; Jansen, At Sports Arena Sunday will be fighting it out again for top Spencer 7,- Gettel 9 and Westrum. Chicago at Philadelphia, night. —-a, _.._ 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE honours in the fourth race, the Cincinnati ...... 10 12 2 Clayton Richardson's Pick drew The fifth race in the Philco Top Performance Trot. This event Boston 7 12 0 , Boston at Chicago. with the Somerset Cricket Club my.Conventio n Special race meeting wifi be of two heats, each heat to Philadelphia at St Louis. LONDON, June 4 (Reuter). — at tiie Shelly Bay track will be pie Batteries: Wehmeier, Erautt 6, last Sunday in a friendly cricket The English first class cricket be run over the one mile route. Byerly 8, Smith 9 and Scheffing; Sur­ Washington at Detroit night. game held at the Bermuda Sport- feature of the racing to be held at New York at Cleveland. close of play scores tonight: . Shelly Bay. The race has been The entire meeting ca_-ie_ the kont, Donovan 9, Schacht 9, Estock 9 Arena. At The Oval — Surrey vs. South —"—-—————-a————a•—-__—_——————————i.—————a termed tiie Balanced Beam Handi­ Philco Radio flavour the races and Cooper. 'lite match produced some good Africans (.non-county). South Pittsburgh 12 17 0 , Batteries: Wyse, Consuegra 4 arid cricket with Somerset batting first cap and has Chips and The Kicker, being designated at the Remote Africans first innings all out both handicapped at top weight Control Sweepstake, the Philco Philadelphia 4 12 3 Grasso; Newhouser and Robinson. ana" being dismissed for 158 runs. 209, second rnninga 190 for Batteries: Friend, Dickson 7 and New York at Cleveland, night. Alma "Champ" Hunt took the of 123 pounds. Leadership Futurity, the Philco one wicket, McGlew now out Quality Drive, the Top Perfor­ McCullough; Meyer, Candini 3, Crist- Boston at Chicago, 2, twilight-night. biggest share of the wickets, get­ 81, Endean .not out 64; Surrey The race is over tiie five- ante 7, Miller 8 and Seminick. Philadelphia at St. Louis, night ting three for 46 runs. E. Simmons eights mile route, and Chips mance Trot- -heJBalanced Beam first innings all out 246, Fish- Handicap, the Philco Playhouse Chicago at Brooklyn, night game. The following are the scores of Sun­ was the most powerful bat scor­ lock 62, Melle four for 66. nominated by The Sunday Royal AMERICAN LEAGUE day's Washington vs. Detroit games: ing 48 runs, before being clean Gazette as the horse of the year, is Special and the Don McNeil At Oxford — Oxford University expected to win this feature. Derby. Washington .... 5 11 0 Washington 8, Detroit 4 (first). bowled by Hunt. vs. Free Foresters (non- Detroit 8 9 1 Washington 2, Detroit 10 (second). In reply, Richardson's XI spade county). Free Foresters first 83 runs for six wickets. Austin innings all out 311, second "Cheesey" Hughes did the major­ innings 155 for six wickets; ity of the damage getting tour Oxford 395 for 5 declared, wickets for 41 runs, C. Swan Armitage. Downing not out getting the other two wickets for 103, Devi-tiers 81. 14 runs. At Bristol — Gloucestershire vs. The scores: Lancashire. Lancashire first Swill Goodbye to SOMERSET CC. 1 innings all out 384, Grieves «V APPOINTMENT L. Simmons, Ibw, b A. Hunt 19 78, Cook six for 91; Glouces­ $UFPi'.*5CF"0«(*_1ANClU8WHI5,tV W. Edwards, b M. Mallory 6 tershire first innings 253 for TO H M.TME KING K. Maybury. run ont -3 four wicket-, Emmett 98, E. Simmons, b A. Hunt 48 Crapp 92. household pests when S. Bean, c A. Simons, b 3. Benjamin 32 At Horsham' — Sussex vs. Somer­ W. Simmons, Ibw, b B. Brimmer . *§jj,'li set. Sussex .won by 19 runs. N. E. Proctor, run out 1 Sussex first innings all out A. Hughes, c and b A. Simons ... 11 163, second innings all out 3amza£m/ you use the NEW A. Phillips, e J. Benjamin, b A. 123, Robinson four wickets Simons 4 for 33 runs; Somerset first R. Perinchief, c W. Proctor, b A. innings all out 178, second NEW... oil new* Hunt 12 innings all out 89, Wood six FLIT the C. Swan, not out 3 for 51. quick-killing, Extras . .. x 12 At Cambridge — Cambridge vs. long-lasting Warwickshire. Warwickshire insecticide. Tottl -•<*?__ 158 234 for 9 wickets declared, BOWLINO ANALYSIS Wolton not 77; Cambridge New FLIT O M W R University second innings 105 insecticide kills B. Brimmer .8 2 1 15 for 3. household M. Mallory 11 2 1 28 At Ilford — Essex vs. Kent. Essex bugs and pests A.. Hunt 13 4 3 46 first innings all out 366, Gibb foster... surer! A. Simons 9 2 a 23 99, Horsfall 63, Dovey five for Look for the J- Benjamin .... 9 2 1 30 142; Kent second timings 64 ted, white and W. Proctor 3 1 Q 2 for 1. SPECIAL EXPORT blue tin... Runs at fall of each wicket and num­ i Photo by F. G. Roberts At Cardiff — Glamorgan vs. Ask year dealer ber of outgoing batsman: 10/1, 17/3, Derbyshire. Glamorgan first PACKAGE for Hie new FLIT 39/2. 93/8, 113/6. 114/7, 138/8, 138/4. Milton Cohn of New York, ia seen with his 51 >/_ pounds White innings 587 for eight wickets insecticide "*"" 152/9. 158/10. Marlin, a light tackle record for Bermuda, lb. Cohn, who is an declared. Wooller 62; Derby­ 'today. RICHARDSON'S PICK experienced angler, took 40 minutes to land his fish. He caught shire first innings all out 211, 5 Bottles - - - $12.50 W. Wilson, Ibw, b A. Hughes 4 McConnon 7 for 69, second C. Tuzo, e A. Phillips, b C. Swan .. 5 it aboard Charles Christiansen's motor cruiser Troubadour on innings 35 runs for no wicket. W. Proctor, b C. Swan 8 Sunday, using a 9-thread line and a light glass rod. At Northampton — Northampton­ J. Benjamin, b A. Hughes 6 shire vs Middlesex. Middlesex GOSLING BROS., LTD. A. Hunt, not out 29 Mr. Cohn, who is known as the He and. his wife have caught - first innings all out 399, Sharp Agents: W. Smith, c C. Swan, b A. Hughes . IB "Sponge King" because of the Tarpon, Sail fish, Wahoo and King 165;. Northamptonshire first A. Simons, st w/k, b A. Hughes .. 0 manner in which he developed the Mackerel, but the Martin he innings 292 for five wickets, f .•l'tra. B. Brimmer, not 6 sponge industry, is an ardent caught in Bermuda he claims gave Jakeman 70, Livingstone 65. Extras ia angler. 'He and Mrs. Cohn, whom him one of the finest fights he has At Nottingham —- Nottingham­ Mr. Cohn claims is a better1 fisher­ ever had. On several occasions, shire vs. Leicestershire. Lei­ Total for 6 wickets .... 83 the fish wiped all 400 yards of cestershire first innings 401 man than he, are planning to go line off his reel and he had to Did not bet—S. Tucker, M. Mallory to Chile soon to look for big " for nine wickets delcared, and C. Richardson (captain). play It very gingerly in order to Berry 131; Nottinghamshire Marlin and from there to the land him successfully. J first imdngs 240 for five DESSERT SENSATION with I BOWLING ANALYSIS Pacific coast to do some Salmon >-*-'S^ O M W R Apart from being a fine angler, wickets, Poole 81, Hardstaff fishing and. in August up to Maine Mr. Cohn has tiie distinction of 75. C. Swan 10 5 2 14 to fish for small mouthed bass. Mr. l-S+'u. AVOSET REAL WHIPPING CREAM.' A.Hughes .1 2 4 41 having been "adopted" by the At Dudley — Worcestershire vs. A. Phillips 2 0 0 15 Cohn holds tite Maine record for government of Cuba for his work Hampshire. Worcestershire catching small mouthed Baas on in the sponge industry there. He 237 for 9 declared, Cooper 83, " --•->>*•» Runs at fall of each wicket and num. •*-= iS-Pte ber of outgoing batsman: 10/1, 10/2, 3',_ ounce tackle. Ha 11 has also been given a U.S. Navy Sbackleton 4 for 50; Hamp­ 21/3, 25/4, 64/6, 71/*}.. 5Vi pounds. \ I award for developing a fibre for shire second innings 14 runs the Navy, to replace a fibre known for no wicket. 1 as Loofah, previojjs^y. ^upplii^fe m only by Japan. *Flr I As the* United States was at but he was able to produce it be­ iStornfs tff Prhtests Gr&pt low the cost of the Japanese fibre. Straw Shop war with Japan at the time, none of this fibre could be imported Mr. and Mrs. Cohn have spent Decision To Ban Radio at the time, and as it was .neces­ two weeks in Bermuda at the sary for oil and water filters on Castle Harbour Hotel and found ships, Mr. Cohn went to work on the fishing disappointing until Broadcasts Of Soccer Game the project. Not only was he able I Sunday when they obtained the | to provide a substitute which was Troubadour and Gerald Pascoe LONDON, June 4 (Renter). — if the League persists in the superior. to the original product I as their guide. WHIP IT, AND SEE Storms of protest echoes through broadcast ban." A*' the land today at a British Foot­ And the players themselves ball League decision to ban game woe bitter. They had been given broadcasts and boost bleacher ad­ only a $5.50 pay increase. i mittance prices. Unlike tiie public ot tans they HOURS 1 The league controls the first- have a union. "Do not re-sign Important Announcement! class English professional game (contracts) for next season until •-----•---Mtt>____-___--_|___H_|^^ Pure dairy cream—so healthful! which is played usually at week­ the Union's claims have been de­ Crown your cakes, pies, pud­ ends and watched throughout cided by tbe Labour Ministry," CONTRACTORS dings, cocoa, snd fruit salads England and Wales by millions. it instructed them. witn delicious Avoset Whipping It is tiie'national sport that nine The Union is taking up cudgels Cream. Every member of the Britons out of every 10 follow on behalf of tbe Saturday after­ MASONS family will love its wholesome as spectator*, punters on game re­ noon football public- which the flavor. Pose dairy cream—safe sults or radio listeners. League wants to charge three ARCHITECTS and healthful, and so delicious! ^etffrTih* "Mean and stingy," cried one cents more a head for admission Today ... add sparkling glam­ morning newspaper when the to the soccer grounds' "cheap HOME OWNERS our to your desserts! decision became known. sides." Abo try AVOSET Table Grad. From the British Broadcasting "League clubs' balance sheets show that the majority are making Here is a special bulletin from the makers of for coffee, cereals, and fruit. I Corporation came a stern: "we mean to fight the ban." It could substantial prdfits," Jimmy broadcast amateur games if the Guthrie, players' Union chairman STERILIZED CREAM ban continues. stated. BLIND WANT SERVICE But the bitterest pill the players had to swallow was the League's SNOWCEM AVOSET From the homes for blind and decision to run contracts from HANDBAGS ...SUITCASES ...HATS crippled ex-servicemen came the July to June instead of from (Hie British Waterproof Cement Paint) BOTTLED CREAM THAT KEEK FOR MONTHS dramatic plea: thousands of keen August. I soccer fans among the war blin­ BEACHBAGS .. . PINCUSHIONS .. . BASKETS ded will be bitterly disappointed UTTLE. INCREASE The players -were not hapoy "Snowcem can be used on the roofs of about the League's decision to in­ Bermuda houses and buildings with crease the maximum wage from All made of straw . . . colourful styles $33 to $39 during the playing perfect safety and assurance. season. "We are going to press from for an all-round increase," said Guthrie. "It is hygienic and will not affect Nassau . . Jamaica . . Italy .. China . . Japan. He contended that more than j the drinkingwater of any tank." ONLY PHILCO HAS IT! 25 per cent of the 2,800 players had been offered lower terms than Bag as shown 30/- ($4.23) thev got last season. "There Snowcem comes in eleven attractive colours Philco now brings you: will be no football until these points are settled," he warned. -torn which any desired shade can be obtained Sir William Halsy, B.B.C Di­ by intermixing — also while, for the roof. rector General, will make a per­ sonal anneal to football chiefs to lift the broadcast ban. He will Second Floor — The Luxury of Double Door meet heads of the B.B.C.'s sports Order your supply of genuine Snowcem today department. Refrigeration At that meeting these points from will most likely be made. 1. The B.B.C. will consider Pearman, Watlington tfc Co. THE ENGLISH SPORTS SHOP cutting the league's radio publi­ Queen Street — The Convenience of Fully city by stopping after-game re­ Hamilton Phone 4141 Hamilton sumes. I 8-+lu. 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mander G. D. Pound, Commander lowest score for any hsM round, PETER WILSON asks when does Boxing Day fall in June? that "Sugar" Ray Robinson may Suggested date is July 10. Ve (S) D. Armstrong, Lt. G. H. Dineen carding a 36 for nine and provides this answer: When Jack Solomons guts on his defend his world's middleweight of course, the White City, anq DEFEAT ROYAL NAVY'S FIRST Wace, Mr. R. Darley and Chief holes. title aigainst "Randy" Turpin. promoter as usual. A. H. Chappell. This team scored big annual summer show at the White City—this year on 141 points. Captain Bankes, who played for June 5. He says:— the second team of the Royal TEAM BY TWENTY-SIX POINTS The British Army team, which Navy, received the pt&e.'tar hav­ included His Excellency the Gov­ ing the greatest number of fives ernor, Lieut. General Sir Alex­ on his score card, carding 14 of ander Hood, Brigadier J. C. Smith, them. Keough O Joins Major J. W. Harrower, Major R. Governor Presents Prize To Atkinson, Major B. E. A. Follis The highest for any half round and Captain A. T. Roberts totalled h$A a prize with it and went to tkwfhsb's 142. Mr. Darley of the Royal Navy's Colonel Jack Merrell The Kindley Air Force Base's No. 2 team while Chief ChappelJ's Turpin Club second* team totalled 136 points 11 on the eighth hole during which while the Royal Navy's second he lost three balls, gained him a With the announcement that Europe's best middle-weight, His Excellency tbe Governor, who played on the unsuccessful team had 148. double prize. He received one Randolph Turpin, is to meet a Cleveland (Ohio) scrapper, Jackie British Army team in the Jeffrey Cup inter-service golf competition prize for having the highest score Keough, Solomon's "triple-top-liner" at the White City on June 5 held yesterday at the Riddell's Bay Golf and Country Club course, K_NDLEY*S SECOND on any one bole and for losing the most number of balls. it now complete. had the pleasure of handing the cup to 'Colonel Jack Merrell, Representing the Kindley sec­ Keough had 14 fights in 1949 commanding officer of lhe Kindley Air Force Base and member of ond team were Captain J. N. Highest individual score was LONDON, June 4.— and 1950 and lost three of them— the winning Kindley golf team. Parley, Captain E. Green, Cantajn carded by Captain Roberts who Turpin joins British, Empire, one. inside the distance to Jimmy F. Anderson, Captain M. Half ant, received a prize for bis feat al­ and European heavyweight Sherrer, whom he later outpoint­ * ^ttt DAMP/.' The winning team consisted of scores gave the Kindley Air-Force Captain C. J. Ellis and Captain though his score is not too bad champion- Jack Gardner, who is ed, and two on points to Joe Sgro Major R. Dineen, Captain R. Base's No. 1 team a total of 115 Vic Irons. considering that tile last time he to fight Cesar Brion, the Argen­ (well, that's tiie way the record Puffed Wheat with a honey-flavored Fowler, Colonel Jack Merrell, points. On the Royal Navv's second played golf was in France in 1938. tinian "dreadnought," and Brit­ book spells it) and Gene Hairston, coating toasted on. Just pour Major. J. Ward, Captain W. Bisig In second position in this in­ team were Captain E. Bankes, ish and European cruiserweight the deaf and dumb Negro fighter. and Captain Ned Ueesey. Actual­ ter-service tournament, were the At the conclusion of the nrize on the milk or cream...and watch Commander R. Paiee, Lt C. B. boss Don Cockell, who "tackles FLOODLIT GAMES ly the best four scores in the team Royal Navy's No. 1 team composed Lutyens, JLt J. W. Furnhrall, Lt. givi ng the Jeffrey Cup was filled Nick Barrcne, world's sixth-rank­ the whole family go for this were to count and the best four of Captain D. Sanderson, Com- Commander C. O'Rourke, and Mr. with champagne and the winning ing light-heavy. With the current upsurge of phoney " of a new cereal! S. J. Mallard. team toasted. In addition to the parade of track (and sometimes even field) Following the presentation of champions Solomons hopes to athletics is this country, I'm glad the Jeffrey Cup, donated by Gos­ fill his bill with near champions. to see that there are going to be at least two floodlit matches at SNACKS Vnder the distinguished patronage of His Excellency The ling Brothers, agents for Jeffrey's Tbey include Johnny Williams. Beer, who also provided beer for Be may meet Pat Comiskey, who the White City this summer. Governor, Lteut.-Generel Sir Alexander Hood, G_BJ_._ K.C.B, ?f§ SO HAMCV the players yesterday, other R.B.Y.C. Postpones stopped him with a nut eye on The first of these is on Septem­ and Lady Hood. special prizes were awarded. the same bill a year ago. An ber 12, and ifs refreshing to see These prizes were donated by alternative opponent for Williams that tne governing body—the Perfect for 'tween meat snacks. Frith's Liquors Ltd., J. E. Light­ Thursday Sailing is Jo Weidin, who tost the Euro­ Amtteur Athletic Association—is Good for kids, too—wheat for bourn & Company, Masters Ltd. pean heavyweight title to Gard­ nourishment, the special honey* and the Phoenix Drug Store. ner. in favour of spreading the un­ In view of the fact that tapped athletic audience by en­ and-eugar coating Other "young hopefuls" on the DINEEN LOW SCORER the King's Birthday is being couraging night events (in pleas­ ':§SS flavor,plu s celebrated on June 7 and card will include Terry Ratcliffe, ant contrast to the Football that there will be so many unbeaten welterweight and Algar League's antediluvian attitude). quick energy. The lowest individual scorer of Smith, the gipsy clouter, ! at the 27 hole tournament was Major otter interests to attract the The more spectators there can attention of the public, The present doing his National Ser­ Dick Dineen of tiie Kindley No. 1 vice. be the more potential competi­ team with 111. Colonel Mer­ Royal Bermuda Yacht Club tors there will be—and would it rell, also of the Kindley No. 1 have decided to postoone The White City will hold 50,000 OR EAT for a fight, and I'm glad to be too much to suggest that sport rr SHELLY BAY team, received a prize for the their Thursday schedule of now so heavily taxed, might get largest number of birdies in the racing. report that there will be 32,300 seats at ten bob and 6,653 at a a proportion of the tax returned tournament, he making Ave. On Thursday, therefore, to be ploughed back for the ex­ or Major Dineen also received a there will be no Inter­ guinea. At last there's going to be a tension of sports facilities here ? prize fpr making tiie most num­ national Cne Design or * • * It's ton to eat right ber of fives during the tourna­ Luders 16 racing. chance for sports clubs and .or­ out of the package. ment, 16 and also for having the ganised parties to get into one of You can't keep these West tile big fight nights—which Tndians out of the news. Chi Mon­ And you'U keep they've always failed to do pre­ day it was athletics, today it's on nibbling and viously—for Solomons is reserv­ cricket, for in the 1951 Wisden nibbling. Pot ing a number of seats for this out this week, four of the five Post's Sugar Crisp specific purpose. cricketers of the year are West on your grocery I can't see Turpin having Indians—Everton Weekes, Frank much trouble with Keough—but Worrell, Sonny Ramadhin, and list now! then ifs only fair to say that this Alfred Valentine. 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'cSJfc* Gome to Beautitul Somerset Influences On Policy Chiang Kai Shek regaining power, . lie believed that a treaty be­ Team-Work Impresses WliSH^HI in China. tween Communist China and the Russians is of such a nature that CnntimiK- from Page 1 "Well, I think that this is highly speculative," the Secretary said, it would give the Russians that 6.00 Milkman's Serenade unseat the Communist regime in "and I am not sure that it is going opportunity, and it would also "Thriller" At Bermudiana 7.00 Voice of St. Andrews China. to do tbe whole situation much give the Chinese a very consider­ 7.15 Morning Hymns Guerilla forces fighting tbe good for me to speculate abonrt it. able lever to demand that the Communists on tbe mainland."are Russians do that." 8 By FRANK HA WORTH 7.30 Wake Up and Smile "When I said I don't see any not at all united,'* he said, adding: That was one of the reasons why The Bermuda Theatre Series l siveness into higher relief. This 7.45 News "I do not believe that under the forces strong enough to threaten the regime, I meant I didn't see the administration opposed made its first expedition into' the j kind of thing has to be nicely cal- 8.00 Watching the Clock present circumstances tbey General MacArthur's proposal to territpry of the "thriller" when it I culated. It is easy to overstep 8.4S What's Happening in Bermuda threaten the existence of the them anywhere." bomb Communist bases in Man­ presented Patrick Hamilton's] the bounds and produce either a 9.00 Musical Roundup regime." Mr. Acheson said that extension churia, he said. "Angel Street" at the Bermudiana caricature or a mere stock figure. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of the Korean war to China would Theatre Club last night. Mr. Colicos played it with sensi- 9.1S Meet the Band It could hardly have chosen a | tivity and restraint, and gave us 9.30 Moments of Devotion JOHN F. BURROWS better example. 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Slow-Down Fenner and Bean rebroadc_st locally by Station ZB-t_). lars Lt.'A. E. Nicholl, phone 1167- worsening of relations between the Soviet Union and the three VOLUME, 1,100,000 Texas Company 91% WOMAN as dining-room waitress in FOUND: FOX TERRIER DOG with 1130. guest house.. Excellent, permanent black head and two black spots on Is Offset By Other Wells powers, would lessen considerably Industrials 246.79, down $2.34 Tiriiken Roller Bearing 46% position. Experience not essential, but side.—Please call 2790. the atmosphere of tension in Utilities 42.32, up 1 cent Twentieth Century Fox 18 % ' nust be willing to learn. Transporta- Reel Estate ion provided from Hamiltor..—Apply LONDON, June 4 (Reuter).— Europe and would facilitate the Rails 78.11, down $1.25 United Airlines 26 % n person, Deepdene Manor, Flatts, work of the Council' of Foreign Chalmers 44 \'t United Aircraft 28% Iron. 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. COTTAGE, five rooms, fully furnished; Anglo - Iranian's production of "WITH THIS RING TRADE SERVICES Ord Road, Warwick East; price crude oil to Persia felt from 2,-87,- Ministers. American Airlines 15 '/• United Fruit Corp. 69% £4,250.—Phone 5215, Benjamin Rego. American Radiator 14 Va Union Carbide 58% (WAITRESS, experienced. — Apply in I THEE UNWED ... 000 long tons in March to 2,217,000 "Consequently, toe Soviet t person between 10.00 a.m. and 1.00 BOATBUILDING: We build prams, TWO - STOREY DWELLING HOUSE: Ions in April, the company an­ Government is ready to send American Tel. and Tel. 155% i Unipn.Pacific 103 b.m., Angel's Grotto. When you .pick up your punts, dinghies, knockabouts, etc.; On the water, Ely's Harbour, con­ American Tobacco B. 60 ii." -«__ United Corporation* 4% order yours early.—Ambard & Com­ sisting of 3 bedrooms, living room, nounced here tonight. without delay its representatives 'phone and ring me at 11152 pany, Ltd., East Broadway. American bar and Foundry 32% U.S. Steel 40% UliVHITE WAITRESS: Must be smart and dining room, kitchen. 3 bathrooms (2 to the council of Foreign Ministers I un-wed you from all kinds tiled), two atone verandahs; overlook­ Considering that April bore the American Smelting 74 Western Union 36 % efficient; required by small restaur- HOME SERVICE in — dirt's oat. conference in Washington as soon it in town; days only.—Phone 5276. of everyday problems! ing the harbour; also private dock and full brunt of a strike, which, at aa the deputies of the Foreign Air Reduction 27 % Westinghouse Elec. 37 •I'm a Royal Gazette Clas­ Phone 456_. large fish pond.—Phone 8163. its worst, closed dpwn 80 per cent Anaconda Copper 60% Willys Overland 9 % WOMAN as dining room waitress in Ministers have token a positive F. W. Woolwort*. 43% guest house. Excellent, permanent sified ad. The character of the refinery, the drop in crude Armour ana Company 9% decision about the inclusion ia the Youngstowne Sheet and Tube 47 % position. Experience not essential but who gets you a divorce from INSURANCE Builders' Supplies output must be accounted very agenda of the point dealing with Baldwin Locomotive 11 % Hnust be willing to learn. Apply in overwork by helping you moderate. Bendlx Aviation SO person Deepdene Manor, Flatts from toe Atlatnic Pact and American JtO.OO a.m. to 5.0C p.m. hire good workers; who gets HOSPITAL INSURANCE protects you New stock "STANDARD" Bathroom Even at its reduced level, put- bases overseas." Bethlehem Steel 50'/» you a separation from mon­ said your family. Don't delay, con­ Fixtures at the Somerset Cash Store. put in April was at the irate of Brigs Manufacturing 33 Vx I-OTEL TYPIST/CLERK. Most be ex­ ey-shortages by selling your tact Kitson & Co., Ltd., today; 2919— The Soviet Embassy spokesman, Canadian Pacific 231* perienced to handle Manager's cor- 1-47. CORK TILE: Most modern, most prac­ more than 26,500,000 tons a year. handing out the French text of Closing Exchange Ratei espondence and relieve clerks on un-needed belongings and tical, most beautiful.—Jeffrey and That figure is about up. to the J. I. Case 61 ti •ront desk. Apply Manager, Hotel In- who pays you a weekly or Sana, Dundonald St.. tel. 2971. the note said it was not the INSURE IMMEDIATELY against losTs 1949 level, and-much higher than official translation from the Cerro de Pasco Copper 43% it the Bank of B'erurie. monthly sum by filling fear from housebreaking.—Consult Ber* any year before 1949. Chesapeake and Ohio 3014 vacant rental-shits . . 2 muda Fire Marine Insurance Company Russian. gtOUNG MAN OB WOMAN as store for burglary insurance. Garden Supplies Chrysler 69% N. T. Butterfield & Son, VIRTUALLY REPLACED Dr. Philip Jessup, the U.S. Columbia Gas and Electric 13 ',4 1 keeper. Able to keep records and To be un-wed from every­ deputy, asked Mr. Gromyko Issue stock. Apply to Mr. Hilson, Con­ day problems, ring me at SEEDS, fertilisers, tools. etc. — Consolidated Edison 31 Wadsons. whether the Russian note meant Liifrited, Yesterday: trol Office. Elbow Beach. 1952 NOW! FOR SALE The April drop of €2,000 tons in Curtis Wright 10—"A" 25 Persia was virtually replaced by Russia would not attend a foreign JK5ALESMAN (experienced), commission ministers meeting unless the item Eastman Korak 43% HANK Of ENGLAND OFFICI#_t *H[ business; excellent remuneration Sporting Goods increases of 457,000 hjps. in Federated Dept. Stores 49',4 l-ght man. Apply personally, Palmer FOR RENT Household Equipment Kuwait, (jointly owned hy Ang­ on the Atlantic Pact was included. RATE FOR UNITED STATES Co., Mercury House. General Electric 58 EXCHANGE: BEDROOM SUITE consisting of double RILEY BILLIARD TABLE, complete, lo-Iranian and the Gulf Oil Cor Mr. Gromyko replied that the General Foods 43% APARTMENT, furnished, in Hamilton. bed, box springs, mattress, vanity, £ 14. Geebra table tennis table, poration of America), and 'of 140, position of the Soviet Govern­ $2.-8125 I2.79S7S suitable for two persons. Available chiffonier, and dresser.—Phone 9325. with plenty of gear, £ 15.—Phone 1675. ment was outlined in /fee note General Motors 48% POSITION WANTED now.—Phone 1974. 000 tons in Saudi-Arabia (an Glidden Co. 30% _-*<—._* "*^nfci jj-'""" __'__•- IRONING BOARDS cdmplete with pad American field). and there was no need to attempt Goodyear 48 Bank buying rate $2.82 POSITIONS FOR THREE MAIDS. — FURNISHED APARTMENT in Bailey's and cover, with folding legs. 62/6 to read between tbe lines. Wearing Apparel essu v Graham Paige 3% SUM equals 7/1 I Call Domestic Employment Agency, Bay.—Telephone 7640. each. Chesley E. White's. Without counting any increases _ 3__*' *J P remarked that he I Arcade, Burnaby Street. Phone 4562. that may have been achieved in Greyhound 11 ',4 TWO ROOMS: Suitable far offices, VENETIAN BUNDS: Made te Ber­ MEN'S GABARDINE HATS and CAPS, understood from Mr. Grorhyko's Bank selling rate ...« $2.7l%0 Nicholl Building, Front Street. — muda by Globe Venetian Blind Co.— also cotton caps, many colours. Iraq and other Middle Eastern reply that his assumption had Gulf-Oil Corp. 85% $1.00 equals 7/8 Telephone 2971 for prompt.service. Straw hate and genuine Panama in Hudson Motors 15% ANNOUNCEMENTS Phone tjiBT-lttO. beige shade.—Patterson's Dry Goods fields, which have not reported been correct. CANADIAN FREE • April outputs, tbe aggregate out­ Inspiration Copper 22 "PANELYTE": Modem plastic table Store, Somerset. Mr. Ernest Davies, the British _i liiiiil London ___>.• j:LEAN, COMFORTABLE, two barbers, and counter covering; many beauti­ put to Iran, Kuwait and Arabia International Harvester 32% I open lunch hour. — Frith s Barber WANTED TO RENT ful colours.—Jeffrey & Sons, tel. 2971. deputy, said the Russian deputy International Nickel 33% $3.0050 $3.0025 •hop, Reid Street (opposite Trading in April- was thus only slightly Hardware knew perfectly well the Western International Paper 50 COTTAGE: Semi furnished or tiff. BUREAUS, Chiffoniers. Wardrobes. below the record month's total. deputies could not accept these Montreal J£T . nished, in good location; minimum Johns Manville 51% of three bedrooms; required by resi­ Rug Mats and Squares in Tapestry TOILET, .TUB AND WASH-BASIN, terms. There was little use in $3.00 LLCOBOLICS ANONYMOUS: Head- and Axminster. — The Arcade Fur­ also kitchen sink.—Phone 3643, be­ Iran, Arabia and Kuwait rank International Tel. and Tel. 15% $3.0050 1 quarters Central Group, E.S.U. dent; willing to maintain grounds.— the deputies continuing to ex- Call 7269, niture Co. tween S and 7 p.m. fourth, fifth and. sixth among the Kennecott Copper 73 % . Bank buying rate...... Upuilding. — Phone 4866 or call any world's oil producing countries. change views about the Atlantic $3.02 ™!vening except Tuesday. ANTIQUES.—Genuine Antiques of all METAL MOULDINGS: Stainless steel Pact. It would be a little un­ Loew's 15% $1.00 equals 6/8 descriptions on sale at tha Antique . and aluminium—for counter, link, With a continuance of expansion M-racaibo Oil and Explor. 10% LLCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: "En­ realistic to do so, he added. I quiries treated confidentially. — FOR SALE OR RENT Shop, corner Washington Lane and table.—Jeffrey and Sana. tel. 2971. at their recent rate, any one of Montgomery Ward 89% Bank selling rate $2.98 Church SUeei. _ 3_ Krite Hamilton Group, P.O. Box 130. UPRIGHT PIANO.—Apply The Little them might, nose out Russia for National Dairy 45 % $1.00 equals S/S . French Shop. third place. POX. LUNCHES a speciality. — Eliza- Miscellaneous national Distillers 28% - beth's Tea Cosy, Front Street. Phone HARD ON THEIR HEELS N.Y. Central 17 P874. Closed-at 6.00 p.m. STAMP COLLECTIflO STEAM DRY IRONS, Proctor electric 69 CREW QUIT WHEN Ohio Oil 50% , Il Pays To dual purpose, at Burnaby Cycles, Packard Motors 4% WAITING FOB THE FERRY? Visit B_KM*0D\ AND BRITISH WEST Hamilton, Somerset, St. George's. Iraq, in turn, may come hard on GUATEMALAN TEACHERS Bermuda Work Exchange. Dsrrell's INDIAN variety packets: Sets and ' their h__ls, when ber new pipe­ mm MEN SUMMONSED Pan American Airways 10% fharf. Antiques, cedar souvenirs, single rareties. — Stamp Shop, Reid I SHAVEMASTERS made by Sunbeam lines are reconstructed in 1953 Pennsylvania Railroad 18% •mocked dresses. Street for faster, smoother shaves.—Bur­ Pepsi-Cola 9% END 18 BAY STRIKE naby Cycles. Somerset, St. George's and when ber new oil areas are SYDNEY, Australia, June 4 I Advertise and Pitt's Bay. opened up. (Reuter). — Tbe trans-Pacific Phillips Petroleum 82% But, for some years at least, liner Aorangi (17,486 tons), 69 of Pure Oil 50% GUATEMALA CITY, June 4 SOFT SOAP 28 lb. drums; toilet soaps. RCA. 19 soap powder.—Sunshine Supply Co., the United States and Venezuela whose crew resigned today, te (Reuter) — Six thousand Guate­ Reid Street. will remain the first and second unlikely to sail for Auckland and Remington Rand 18% malan school teachers returned to producers of the world's oil. Vancouver on Thursday as Revere Copper and Brass 30% work today after an 18-day strike,' COTTON PRINTS, lace curtains, Republic Steel 40% TKBi anklets. - drugs, hosiery, slips, scheduled, a shipping company ending an unexpected vacation brassieres, threads, souvenirs. — Harr­ spokesman said tonight. Sears Roebuck 52% for children at 2,000 schools. DELICIOUS ington Sound Variety Shop.' Sinclair Oil 37 % The liner belongs to the Cana­ . The teachers struck On May 17 WITH SOUVENIRS dian Australasia Line. The 69 Socony Vacuum 29 % CHEESE men resigned to protest at the Sperry 38% demanding back pay for three to issuing of summonses against Standard Brands 23 four months amounting to almost o* JELLY... Petitions For Incorporation Native Cedar Work maritime union leaders. Stan. Oil of Cal. 44% £300,000. Stan. Oil of VIS. 112% . The financially - embarrassed Studebaker 28% Flowers Three private petitions pre­ PLAYING CARDS government offered £150,000 as sented In the House of Assembly BermV^a Scarves part payment but this was refused. EXCELLENT yesterday by tbe Hem. H. D. Today the government met the Butterfield were sent to the and Handkerchiefs demand fer back wages and "*- ^JCRACKIR. * joint standing committee en Cocktail Napkins RAINBOW agreed to some other benefits. ! MfiKH private bills for consideration. NUTRITIOUS AND TASTV They were the petitions of Roy POST CARDS TAXI SANDWICHIS William Chamberlain and Roy is the quietes. Edward Anderson, both of New Jewellery of Coral, Ivory, IN MIMOR.AM The fresh loveliness of flowers bespeaks York, for incorporation as Ber­ 24 Hoars muda Tankers Ltd; the petition of Amber And Crystal If you use tne your thoughtfulness far louder than Arnold Maersk McKinney Moller, In sad and loving memory of words. Show you care and remember of Copenhagen, Denmark, and SERVICE Silencing our dear husband and father, Philip Dennis Proctor, England, KODAK FILM Charles Phillip* Williams, who with a gift of flowers. for incorporation as the Maersk Company (Bermuda) Ltd.; and Dial 104* Sleeve 5/- departed this life one year ago petition of Elsa Beatrice Mitchell, today, June 5, 1950. Yankee Store 7S_3+t» w «_ fs.tr YOUNG & SON, Agents The Bermuda Florist Tin Fairy Isle Flower Shop of Southampton Parish, for in­ One year ago since that sad day Front Street Phone 2071 corporation as the Heron Invest­ .-tm tu w th f. Our dear loved one passed away, jj Walker Arcade Phone 3060 ment Company Ltd. tiea.eitp. God called him home, it waa his will. And in our hearts he lingers still. VWen and J$oys Sadly missed by wife, children and grandchildren. Get Your Hair Cut Early Attractive We are Privileged to offer — Avoid the weekend rush — We are privileged to offer. Our customers are saving Building Sites time and money FOR SALE Overlooking South Shore FOR SALE H. E. BUTTERFIELD Funeral Notice Middle Town Hollow Glorious Waterviews Valuable Property (near Curving Avenue) Funeral S_r$r|-e_ for In a Good Residential District the late \ Open daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. FOR SALE GEORGINA ETHEL Except Sundays This property consists of: to approved purchasers B_o_wn_- will be held at her late resi­ • A two-storey, three-bedroom house in excellent dence, "Northaven," North condition — old Bermuda architecture. KITSON & COMPANY, LTD. Shore, Pembroke, at 4.15 p.m. • A two-bedroom cottage. Crawford Souses Tel: 2919 Interment will follow at 5 Church Street 1847 p.m. at St. John's Church, • Four .acres of land, 2£ of which is good arable Hamilton. Pembroke. land, together with banana grove. I For farther particulars apply KITSON & COMPANY, LIMITED .^«f»*«»,»^.a(' Crawford House, Tel: 2919 HELP WANTED Church Street, 1247 Hamilton. S^flp It-tta. Two Book-Keeping Machine Operators One General Of £ ice Clerk Apply to MAIN OFFICE of "Yonder Hill" Small Cottage MASTERS LIMITED Located in Southampton overlooking the Sounds and South Shore Front Street Short walking distance of Church and Christian Bay M-ttawf. Accommodation: ^FOR SALE ___1. Large living room with fireplace—picture window overlooking the Great Sound Dining room — Tiled kitchen with picture window Master bedroom . with fireplace We offer for sale an attractive two bedroom Large and well appointed dressing and bathroom 1 Ftftt RENT Guest bedroom and bath Rumpus room cottage situated in Smith's Parish with a view Garage — Laundry, servants convenience Apjprbx. Area of property — three acres of the water. The house is very well appointed Special features: Crittal non-rusting Steel window frames and will be available for occupancy within ai 1,64__; stj. th Office Space throughout the house Southern patio with open grill reasonable time. Second storey building with entrance on Front Large tankage S|f Street vVest i-rlec-iy over The Smoke Shop, Ltd. For complete particulars and „ permission to view IjM Apply 2535 W.11 renovate as tenant desires. I* A__»Jy Alrply FLITCR0FT & UGHTBOURN, I4JD. :-%• Bermuda ".- Mercury House Hamilton Tltte SittJfcft gHOP LIU. Sole Agents >*•*£ Reservation Bureau Mtta-wf a. Dial — 2953 129+luw. Sill THE R0y._L QAg&TIE, TUESDAY, HpJE 5, 1951 Page 13

Commenting that tite House was now regretting the error of TAXI DRIVER LOSES Uli its ways in disposing of the rail­ Spaping dulls hair_ Assembly Vtttfes Td Retain way, Mr. C. G. Gilbert pointed out that the right-of missy would be a LICENCE FOR % MONTHS Godsend to pedestrians and cyc­ Halo glorifies it! Railway Right-of-Way lists, To hand it over to the Cor­ poration was the (kid of peace and Hid,Three Endorsements comfort. Caat_Mie- (rap P»|e 1 The owners of the property only wanted the right-of-way to Already For Speeding _, "In ihe foreseeable future buses Bermuda would never have an­ improve their property, claimed I and trucks will have to go of/E tbe other railway or. some similar Mr. North. It was for private Hote—Mofotoep, present roads on to a special high­ type, of transportation. Taxi driver Ashton Samuel Fox, nor o cram-— enterprise. He thought the Col­ way. Members who were sh^rt- i 'ry\ that right - of - way is ony must retain the right-of-way of St. David's Island, lost his connot ••<•**• -ighted enough to throw the rail­ Straightened out we will never as it stood. driver's licence for six months and way out of the Colony must be be able to use it again for that was fined £10 on conviction of II.CI 1*44 kicking themselves now. They purpose," warned Mr. Gibbons. IN TRUST FOR PUBLIC dangerous driving yesterday by are reaping the results of. their Mr. Ernest Vesey ditf^ft wouM Mrs. Hilda .Aitken averred that the Wor. H. Martin Godet in Ham­ ramovs* dandruff fallacy. They now prophesy an­ be wrong to part with the right- the Government only held the ilton Magistrates Court. He Shopping for sweaters is other railway. It is, to say the right-of-way in trust for the peo­ pleaded guilty but the magistrate from Mr and of-way. i-i. ple. The House had no right to i sabtjH least of it, childish," concluded ••SB-iCHJLD RETAIN IT" asked to have two of the prosecu­ ritual at Trimingham's Captain Winter. give it away to private enterprise. tion witnesses testify so as to get "We should retain it to it- pre­ It was only fair to tell the their stories. Hmoehas Support for Captain Winter sent alignment,", he said. "If we public who Mr. Vallis. associates froQteat kswat came from Mr. Percy Outerbridge, agree to exchange it, we may nndf in the proposition were, asserted Thomas Godet, of Devonshire, Seasoned visitors to Bermuda make this etilTi who said he still felt that, a 30- in the years to. com.e we hi*.ve lost Mr. Ernest Vesey. Could Mr. and Thomas W. P. Vesey, of fcorrfw" wofarf fpot wide road with side-walks something we cannot replace. Butterfield give their names? Paget East, were called. Said world famous store their first stop — for was. much better and modi, safer. Where does Mr. Outerbridge get In reply, Mr. H. D. Butterfield Thomas Godet, "It was aa close a Hbfo«ovft The opposite point of view was his 30-foot w de road from? The said he did not know the owners thing to a smash as you ever saw." Connoisseurs tell us these are Scotland's fcowr loft, eats taken by Mr. Edmund Gibbon?. road narrows •*) 22 feet." •• of th*e. property. He personally *S|I|FVesey,^**A dangerous prac­ H-e said he was convinced, without Made with a fo nwns§% Marking the emphasis Mr. owned a one-hundred-and-eight- tice. . ." ^i best! the shadow of a doubt, that it Vesey had laid on tne width ot seventh part but .would be willing aew patented ingredient •pork Zing wtffc According to both witneses, Fox highlighhl would not be to the advantage of road, Mr. S. S. Toddings remarked to give that to Mr. Vesey if he W^ 3_E Jm< the Colony to. . have the right-of- that to mention the word "Par-la- desired it. passed their cars on the left side HAlO REVEALS THE HIDDEN en instead of the right, speeding by BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR! Wiiy straigh* *rd. He was not ville" was tite waving a red tag j'Jrt-.had not occurred to bb/a, he one' of those who insisted that to a buy. them in the gravel off the Kindley added, that there would be any Field Road and then cutting into ***W»en you*get back to that 22- objection to the surrender of the the line of traffic ahead. Thomas feet, you have on the eastern side right-of-way, as he did not think Godet said that he had intended to of the road nothing but the old the members ot the House would oull further over to his own side bank at the back of Par-la-ville. ever again wish to lay railway of the road and if he had done so It would, improve the amenities tracks along Front Street. there would have been a smash. l*****^ of Par-la-viHe if that bank was Both Mrs. Edna Watson and Mr. r cut down and the road made the E. H. Barnes were in favour <*_ The swing bridge was open and same width all tbe- way through. retaining the right-of-way. it was there that Thomas Godet What does Mr. Vesey want to do? caught up with Fox as all traffic Let the right-of-way lie there and was held up because the bridge become comparable to the old Bound Over — Not Fined was open. Godet said: "He (Fox) hulk 'Woodside' in Hamilton refused to give me his name, but I Harbour. I- have not special in­ got it from his picture in the cab." terest in this project, but there Norbart Clark Monish, of Pem­ iMtl is certain opposition to the pro­ broke was bound over on a charge Fox said that he didn't like posal simply because some people «. riding an autocycle *ifith a Godet getting In bin cab as he had faulty silencer, not fined £3 passengers in it. have SOP been asked to take part with a licence endorsement as re­ Why Dread ihe threat iH the deal," asserted Mr. Tod­ ported in The Royal Gazette on The Wor. H. Martin Godet re­ dings. Monday. ' marked to Fox: "I wonder what Mr. Bernard Wilkinson did not sort of a driver you are. You af think that Captain Winter or any­ ZURICH, Switzerland, Juni 4. already have three endorsements one else could envisage what the (Reuter). — Tbe condition ot mm OB your licence for speeding. You future held toj the right-of-way. Stafford Cripps, former British were just trying to get ahead, no NOT WILLING TO SELL chancellor ot the exchequer, has matter what. I don't think you Hospital Expenses "I aim not willing to sell one improved, doctors who are treat­ should drive on the public roads. inch of it,", be declared. "Does ing him for tuberculosis here said I take a serious view of this type tbe House realise what the owners today. of driving. Our Hospital Policy will cover you and of that property would want if the Government ever decided repur— chase the right-of-way. There is Your Family against this ittiergency more in this than meets the eye. 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commented Mr. Godet as he fined Uncteijr £5 and endorsed his licence. Sinclair, from Paget Convention Group Arrive West, had pleaded guilty of CURTAIN NET speeding up ot 38 miles an hour, j Taxi driver Ashfield Eversley A De Vent of Pembroke lost his 3/6 and 6/9 yard | licence tor two months and was For Three-Dav Visit fined £10 for speeding up to 38 mites an hour. He pleaded guilty to the charge. The offence occur­ -Ms^^^® Cantinued from Page 1 red at 1.15 a.m. oh the South casion. Many of fbe salesmen WHAT IS ONE NAME, Shore Road in Devonshire. took pictures with still and movie Mrs. Muriel Van Moppes of cameras as the liner approached MORE OR LESS? Smith's Parish pleaded guilty of Hamilton. speeding in her private car on SPORT YACHTING CAPS the South Shore Road hi Devon­ The majority of tbe passengers ». An auto - cyclist -with four shire. She was checked by a sported white yachting caps with Christian names' appeared before police patrol at 30 to 33 mile- *»n tbe Philco badge, and many wore the Wor. H. Martin Godet yester­ hour at 12.55 a.m. when traffic bright sports shirts and carried day on a speeding charge. When was light She was fined £~ and ^blf bags over their shoulders. AU asked by tite magistrate if his had tier licence endorsed. looked happy to be in Bermuda name was Robert James Thomas Eldon Johnson of Warwick was — their reward for top salesman­ Sinclair, he replied, "Well, you fined 10/- for riding a motor- ship during the past year from left out George." assisted cycle at night without a Phi-Co. "I think there's enough there," lighted front light. After chatting on the dock with L mi . .. • mm ii-ii . . i • Bermuda officials, the Philco exe­ cutives went upstairs to attend a business meeting in the new No. 7 * P«im it* on M| Hist, Inc. Shed, which will be used as a con­ Reds Turn And Fight vention ball each week. At six o'clock yesterday eve­ ning the Queen left the dockside and anchored in tbe. Great Sound, For Radiant Health . .. where she will remain until to­ More Strongly In Korea morrow. ANDREW'S LIVER SALTS — refreshing, to the taste and pleasant The tender Chauncey M. Depew is being Used to transport the con­ Continued from Page 1 to take. vention delegates to and from The most obvious Una for this time, the U.N. armies are trying the. Queen, white the Corona will tactical manoeuvre would appear to force the Communists to take ENO'S FRUIT SALT — another sparkling effervescent. take the crew members. to be about 15 to 20 miles north counter-action sooner than in­ _1_e Queen was gaily decorated of the 38th Parallel and running tended — thus bringing tne grea- CITRATE OF MAGNESIA — granular effervescent, to cool and with coloured flags when she through Sangnyong, Chorwon and est number of Communist troops steamed into the harbour. Kumhwa. within range of the superior Al­ purify the blood, prevent heat rash. Large burgee banners with the By these tactics, the Commun­ lied guns within the shortest time. !_-*!_ ** Philco emblem and slogans have ists would be ^ing the Allied Another intepretation — drum been bung Inside the shed, where method of sacrificing territory a British officer — is that the meetings will be held tm this trip for the sake of inflicting maxi­ Communists plan to .establish New Arrivals I You've been asking for these... as well as during the two cruises mum damage on the enemy at strong holding positions while to come. least cost to their own forces. talks ot a settlement are develop METAMUCIL — small size tin 10/6, large 17/6. Philco has planned special en­ Officers think that at the same ing among the politicians. tertainment for its top salesmen such as golfing, fishing and swim­ SIBLIN — small size tin 10/9, large family size 37/6. ming, and there will be horse rac­ ing at Shelly Bay this afternoon. and many other essentials Among the first convention of­ PRESCRIPTI0I1- ficials off the boat yesterday were FIILED ACCURATEIY Mr. James H. Carmine, executive obtainable at our Drug Counter, BY EXPERTS vice-president ot the Philco group, Mr. Raymond B. George, vice- «&£ MOTAMITE at modest prices. president in charge of radio and television merchandising, Mr. Jack Otter, vice-president and general sales manager, and Mr. A BERMUDA ^ Pearson Ma pes, vice-president of [CYCLE MOTOR the Hutchins Advertising Cor*">- nany of New York, who handle Special Offer To MEDICAL the Philco account. NOT ONE WOMAN "It's been a wonderful trip," TOURISTS RACING O). drawled Mr. Lester Hauschild, of I Victoria, Texas. "The entertain­ $35. TAKE ONE BACK HOME ment was good, the sailing was smooth and tbe food was excel­ Will Fit Any Bicycle lent. Philco go all out when they a entertain you. No, ma'am, there Totted And Packed REID STREET wasn't a doll on board," he added Simple to operate when asked if any of tbe men Large Stock ef Spares I HAMILTON had brought their wives. on Hand Converted into a "strictly stag" ship for tbe three sailings, the •peed 25 m.p.h. When shopping here you may park your car en Queen had no women on board. , $35.00 REID STREET HAMILTON the south side of Reid Street for half an hour. The ship's • stewardesses and nurses were left behind ia New j YOUNG fr SON York . 7*tt«. Mr. Wilson Zinneman, ef Han­ Walker Arcade, 7-tte. over, Pa., declared, "I can't say Front Street" too much about this wonderful lffl?!'" -**. _*;- Phone 3161 trip and am looking forward to seeing the whole island.' ' A group of salesmen from Read- teg, Pa., headed by distributor Mr. Bernard Lellig, praised tb* Sportsmen good trip and tbe service they re­ ceived on board tbe Queen. are going all-out for Mr. Ira Fisher, of tbe same group, proudly showed a souvenir COLOUR he received in 1930 when Philco gave bim a trip to Bermuda on board the s.s. Arcadia. He has been given four other cruise tripe to other resorts, Mr. Fisher said, and was happy to return to the Colony. Another "repeater" from tbe Women's Reading group was Mr. Lellig. This Is Ids fourth Bermuda trip at Philco's expense since 1930. Tailored or fancy blouses ... in white and pastel shades. Mr. Richard G. Beyerle, another of tbe Reading dealers, has never Tubbable, colourfost, pre-shrunk rayons and cottons. For been here before and is looking forward to visiting the points of interest in tbe Colony, he said. versatile smartness you'll want oodles for formal or casual Miss Gail Meredith, appointed official "songbird" to the conven­ tion by Philco, sang several popu­ lar tunes before - tbe business meeting commenced yesterday. Miss Meredith is a radio star and night-club singer in New York. Keep A Cool Head Tbe men will be given time to relax tomorrow before leaving on the Queen for New York. These Warm Days . . . __o_ • Wear a £30,000 REWARD OFFER FOR TOP MALAYAN RED STRAW HAT Communists Dead Or Alive Women's sun hats, of Are Given Cash Valuation cocoanut and Palmetto . . . SINGAPORE, June 4 (Reuter). —Death sentences can now be im­ Colour-fully embroidered with posed on people found guilty ot supplying food to guerrillas, the Our Sport Shirts strike a high note of Colour a dash of bright raffia. Malayan government announced for n.en . . . made of rayon and cotton, and in here today. plain colours or iztigff prints. Short sleeves. Ciitzens failing to give informa­ Comfortable, casual, and well tailored! Wonderful for tiie beach, tion about persons they suspect of violating emergency regula­ S. itf. ML. L. boating and picnics! tions are liable to 10 years im­ prisonment. A new scale of rewards for 27/6 to 3S& ,' 3/- 11/6 13/6 civilians who bring in sup mem­ bers of the Malayan Communist Party, dead or alive, was also an­ A SPECIAL SPORT SttJRT, in nounced. tan, blue, green and white . . The Millinery Dept. Alive, the secretary general of the party's central executive com­ Sizes 14 - 17. 19/* mittee is worth 80,000 straits dol­ lars (£30,000). Politburo members, alive, are At worth 65,000 straits dollars THE • iOl ( £ 22,700). Minor members bring Somerset and St. George-.*, lesser sums. Surrendered guerrillas can claim half tbe reward on the head of any comrade they turn in. Police and troops are not eligi­ ble for these rewards. BAGHDAD, Iraq, June 4 (Reu­ ter) — Britain's round-the-world- in-30-days motor Car team arrived Reid Street here today ahead of schedule. The team is travelling in a near-baby Hamilton Austin which buzzed 765 miles across the burning desert from When shopping here you may park your car Beirut, Lebanon. From Basra, 428 miles away, it will be flown to on the south side of Reid Street lor half-an-hour. Bombay. It has covered 2,063 miles across Europe and the 7*tt-. Middle East. Object: Stales promo­ tion.