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VOL. 30 —i NO. 90 HAMILTON. BERMUDA TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1950 6D PER COPY British Reinforcements Ready MCPs Debate Dockyard Closing Decision; To Fly To Berlin If Needep To Effect On Colony'! Economy Considered Cope with Red Demonstrations The blow which the closing of H.M. Dockyard will deal to BERLIN, A^riTi7 (Reuter) - j British Budget Day Today Clock Turned Back For Garden Party Guests Bermuda's economy occupied British reinforcements are stand- [ ssssss______—ss_s______, ing by ready to fly into Berlin the attention of the members and the Western powers have of the House of Assembly appealed to East sector mothers through more than two hours to keep their children out of of debate yesterday. It wai t»uble during Communist May Attempt By Churchill To iPty and Whitsun demonstrations, finally decided to send the it was announced today- report of the delegation to Major General G. K. Bourne, the joint select committee British commandant, said a Brit Bring Down Government appointed to advise that body ish battalion now in the zone was ready to take off for Berlin at for further study and recom short notice to cope with any mendations. "unanticipated emergency" dur - Mr. Ernest Vesey, chairman of ing the Whitsun "Free German Expected by Labour Party tbe Finance committee and a Youth" peace rally on May 28. member of the delegation, told the - British Northwest ' German House that Bermuda's currency Radio and the American-con LONDON, April 17 (Reuter).— would have to be stabilised, per trolled Berlin radio have advised l_. POWER BASED ON Labour ministers tonight warned haps independently of the British Soviet sector mothers: "If you their followers in Parliament to pound, or another economic crisis , can prevent your children going LIBERTY—ACHESON be ready to beat a possible attempt coupled wtth the loss of H.M. to Berlin at Whitsun do so. They by Mr. Winston Churchill to bring Dockyard might have very serious may get into trouble with the down the Goveunment when Sir effects on the Colony. police. Says Americans Spurn Stafford Crapps presents his bud The suggestion was made that "Find excuses to keep your get in the House of Commons to
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AND YUGOSLAV LEADERS conspirators" had brought to light Week's Cooking Tpl WtBphow "big new crimes and acts of gross LONDON, April 17 (Reuter)— interference 'in the internal af Case Of Sergeant-At-Arms Bulgaria has sent a note to Yugo fairs of Bulgaria." Is Raised In Assembly f Electric Current Consumed -Wmslavi a accusing | Marshal Josip Final aim of the conspirators. Tito and other leaders of organiz the note saiu, was "to disunite ing a conspiracy "aimed at the Bulgaria, the Soviet Union and Tl^ejpUght of the House of As- An experiment designed to forcible overthrow" of the Bul show that electricity is cheaper the countries of the people's demo semoiy^s sergeant-at-a'rms, who garian Government, the Bulgar cracy, to set them against each is also the court attendant in the and better as fuel for household ian Telegraph Agency said in a Supreme Court, was brought to cooking was begun at the Electric other and to restore . canitalism message picked up in London to and the Fascist regime in Bul the attention of the Assembly Light Company's showrooms on day. yesterday by Mr. E. J. Richards. Pitt's Bay Road yesterday morn garia." ing. At nine o'clock Mrs. The note charged Yugoslav Among a long list of people Speaking on the motion to ad Edna Watson, M.C.F., sealed the leaders with direct responsibility journ,.Mr. Richards said that last for an alleged plot by their claimed to Iiave been "directly Monday he. had had "the un metres which will record the cuu- responsible" for organizing and rent consumed during the week, agents 'to assassinate Soviet Mar directing the plot, the note men pleasant experience" of having and the experiment was under shal Klementi Voroshilov and to watch the sergeant-at-arms be Bulgarian Cabinet ministers. tioned the Serbian ministers for ing severely reprimanded for not way. Home Affairs and Mines, the chief being in the court when he was Mrs. Emilv Moss, the company's (At a trial in Sofia a fort of the Yugoslav army's counter out doing work tor the House of dietitian and home economist, night ago, 26 Bulsarians and espionage service and five former Assembly and could not possibly started the week's meals by cook- Yugoslavs were convicted of this members of the Yugoslav embassy breakfast for her imaginary fam plot and given prison sentences I staff in Sofia have been in court. ily of four. ilt»was a very severe repri mand," Mr. Richards said." and The menu included half organ* if-w'as not his fault. The Chief ges, dry cereal, grilled bacon and Wl CAN STAY LONGER IN BERMUDA- Justice pointed out that some tomatoes, toast, marmalade, and thing should be done to prevent coffee. Mrs. Moss pointed out a "Peeurrence of that incident." that this meal included more hot,' ir Wl QJ BACKI cooked food than the average Lifter in. the week, he said, the breakfast, and therefore there was cOOTf attendant was required not the sliehest chance that the GOOD- GIT OUK when he was away from the experiment would use less cur TICKETS NOWI covrtrt "on legitimate business" and rent than the average housewife, cOuld not be found. wo"ld. "It is not a pleasant situation," Yesterday's luncheon consisted Mr. Richards declared, "and mem of salmon noodle ring, green bers of this House have prior to peas, melba toast, and butter, fruit this time called the attention o* cup and teea. The fi-ll-r-ourse theHouse to this peculiar situa •nner pave "Mrs. Bermuda's'* tion Much has arisen. *-,rvsjiv broccoli soup, roast beef "The work of the Registrar of with gravy; pan roast potatoes, the Supreme Court has increased, o • ne red beans, aonle-raisin-; the work of the House has in orange ralad, chocolate steam creased, and the work of the cou) pudding and * of fee. has iftcreased. and'it about tin that some person was given a BAKING DAYS permanent job as court attendan Wednesday and Saturday will v'Hifee duties w'11 not conflict ""*"• •bjtkis-'sz davs for the family oi with those of the sergeant-at- four, when bread and cakes will arms. be prepared for them by Mrs "J^ere is a person, who has Moss. been working in the Supreme She explained that the experi Courts in the person of Lambert, ment deliberately was providing who-is -quite able and **a* nhip »• far more cooked food than' would Mrs. Edna Watson, M.C.P., seals the metres which record the performing that duty, and I don't b«j used by tne orrtlnarv family, current consumed by the Electric Light Company's model kitchen, see why the Civil Service co**)- so that the current used in the r ittp" does not do something experiment would be more than at the showrooms on Pitt's Bay Road, where a week-long experi about it. that used In a real family of the ment is being made to prove a claim that electricity is cheaper and "The sooner they do, the hap same size. Fashion comes and goes, but the Standen pier the sergeant-at-arms will be The meals prepared will be dis- better as a means of cooking than other fuels. If'feMfe and the happier those members played in one of the show win- (authentic "Brooks") Sweater goes on for ever! of tbe House who practise in the dows, with appropriate laMe set- There are different metres to record the current used for hot Supi-eme Court will be. | tings, and tiie public are invited water, the refrigerator and for cooking. Another metre records the • You can return to the States in only 3-VS hours If 70a These Shetland sweaters are symbolic of Mr. Russell Pearman sympath to enter and watch the cooking ised with the sergeeant-at-arms, in progress. At suitable times cost of the current used. All the metres were turned back to zero ' go by Clipper! So, why not enjoy Bermuda as long quality, without excessive cost . . . bear a pnri commented that the dignity they may be given a taste of the before the experiment started at nine o'clock yesterday morning. as possible? Your present return ticket is easily con* of the position warranted a fu\- food, and at all times they can be verted into a Clipper ticket. character all their own and have a long life. time person on the job. supplied with the recipes for the dishes, without charge. Flights are in giant Constellation-type Clippers; j 1 In white, and five colours. Hfc Honour the Speaker, UJr. metres, recording separate read one-tenth of a kilowatt and failed John W. Cox, told the House that altitude-conditioned to fly high above the weather. REASON FOR TEST ings for the stove, refrigerator to produce any recording on the There's no smoother, steadier way to go! Daily flights the matter had already been call- and hot water heater, were turn ed-?_6 the attention of the Civil The experiment is be_ig con ed back to zero under the eye of extra metre, which shows how to New York (La Guardia Airport) .; ; One flight 5et¥ice Committee. ducted because the Company has Mrs. Watson, who then sealed the much the electricity has cost at weekly goes to Boston via New York. received many inquiries about the metres. any time in tiie experiment. Far more people fly to the States by Pan American actual cost of electric cooking. than any other airline. Experience mals.es the difference! Although it is known that the Throughout the week she will Present at yesterday's opening RAF STRENGTHENED FOR average in the United States and eo to the showrooms from time to ceremony, which was broadcast, Coll your Travel Agent or 10S5 —ngiand is considered to be about time to supervise the experiment WAR ON MALAY BANDITS 120 kilowats a month and it is be- and will be present when the were Sir Stanley Spurling, man Ticket Offlcsn Front StrtMt, HamtVoa lieved to be about the same in metres are read at the end of the aging director of the company, Bermuda, it was thought that an experiment, next Monday after actual experiment of this kind noon. Mr. Walter Spurling. the manager, PAN AMERICAN WORLD AER WAYS New 'War Cabinet' Formed would be valuable to the cus and Mr. Eric Dunch, manager of tomers. 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States, hps been rifle shoot at the Warwick Camp I Isles Club was* ronner-up in in- Manchester U 40 •17j 14 8 65 42 48 selected to defend the Wightman range on Sunday morning, defeat -irv-idual scoring with 191 after re ATLANTA, -April 17 (AP).— ^ijndeiland 38 19 18 10 74 56 48 Cup in the annual international ing the Somers Isles Rifle Club cording tof> scores over the 500 Now Set For No. 1 Shed Saturday Jtmmy Demare£,phished a iunior Liverpool 40 17 14 9 61 49 48 match against England at Wimble by 46 points. Yeoman Edwards and- 900 yard ranges. R. D Mills, golf grand slam yesterday jn Blackpool 38 8 W ?9 «** don on June MS and 17.1 -y» JK"U who recorded 202 for the five tar >f the same cl__, was third with Southampton 39 }7 is 9 43 47 gets fired at, topped the individual 171. Frankie Rice, who will meet Kid Simmons in the feature bout on Grand Slam King Bpbjssy Jones' w 5« The ' squad includes Mrs. Mar Arsenal, 30 17 li 11 72 45 scorers' to pace the Navy to theii I'-With the teams rounding into home state hy winning the 11 W garet Osborne du Pont, champion the Colo*oi$ Boxing Club's card on Saturday night, arrived in the $10,000 North Fulton open wft^ Newcastle 39 16 12 11 69 53 44 1,608-1,562 point victory. Yeomar ?hape for the -fortbconrilijl Com Mlddlesboro' 39 18 7 14 44 of the United States; Miss Louise mand Rifle Meet another shoot is Colony aboard a Colonial "Skycruisei"** last night accompanied by 270 strokes. 53 43 Edwards had top scores over the Burnley 40 13 Brough, Wimbledon title-holder; 200 and 300 yard ranges. scheduled for Sunday, Apr_-3ft Demaret shot the final round at 15 18 m 42 Miss Ooris Hart and gdrs. Pat his veteran manager, John Scavone. The 29-year-old battler of the North Fulton Park in 66, five Perby 39 16 9 14 f5t7 4" ts ricia Canning Todd.mZ~] "§% ' The results of Sunday's shoot: Team Scotch-Irish descent and now righting out of New Jersey, will make under par for the 6,762-yard pat- Aston Villa 39 14 a 14 ss 54 39 71 course. He needed every birdie Chelsea , 39 12 15 12 ss 58 39 ' James W. Moss of Boston, chair S.I.R.C. vs. ROYAL NAVY 600 200 200 300 Tot. his first public appearance in the Western Hemisphere when he and eagle he could get since Sam $56*4 JBrom. B 12 11 16 45 53 35 man of the United States Lawn NAVY Rapid Snap Rapid' , . climbs through the ropes at No. 1 Shed. Snead wa^..-clogs Jto overhauling , Bolton 39 18 14 15 D 48 34 Tennis Associations Wightman Cmdr. Craddock„ 33 40 38 46 12 169 him all the way. -JM 3'Vs/ Fulham 39 10 14 M> 40 48 34 Cup committee,- also announced Yeo Edwards 40 38 41 47 38 202 A veteran of nearly 100 fights Nw Jersey, quit fighting because Last Sunday Demaret won the Stoke 39 11 11 17 67 93 that Mrs. Richard (Midge) Buck R. K. Cole 32 29 SO 30 32 163 in the British Isles, Rice fought "he began to slip." Grant was Masters'." _t Augusta* -.-with- 283 Jfjjfjdersfield 40 12 0 19 s46 fl 33 of Boston had been reappointed L. G. Ellis • 39 a2 24 33 158 strokes. Everton 39 9 13 17 36 60 Lt. McKenzle „ 5 m 43 33 20 31 t_f* his' last fight in Glasgow about one of the ileading light-heavy ft non-playing captain of the squad. weight contenders a few years Jim Fepier, who last week blew Charlton 43 ll 6 4.8. 64 28 Q. I. Searle 35 33 33 21 31 151 1603 six months ago. 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'KsmmMmrss^^^^Xss.'i Hivxms^v.&i^s^s^ ""^R»C THE, ROYAL. GAZrajeV-TUESDAY,- APRIL 48,- 1950 Page,7 TEX BARNEY JOINS DODGERS FOR WER BrooklyniPodger-Boston Red Sox WopW Series Predicted HOW T^EY; J 1 : : r J l l > l "* ^^ * *f-_P_»s"Ss_t ^fc * "B*r ""st £ _t_i "£" 'I —*fig. JJ!* J* Z S r.*^Z!lvZ¥s*w* &rc • • » ' ' •• • 'Taking Bread Out Of LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Mouths Of Bermudians* 17th April, 1950. struct ive boost to the spirits of «JSSS|ISIISS> the people for the people and by this space. the people." As he took the text of his speech Sincerely. from his pocket Dr. Adenauer ac Yours obediently, MURIEL L FOX cidentally pulled out a fat bundle of 50 mark notes. u BENJAMIN DRAGE. "This may be an omen of fi nancial aid on its way for Ber The Royal Gazette, CHANCELLOR PAYS FIRST lin," he commented. Hamilton. "The German federal republic Gentlemen: OFFICIAL BERLIN VISIT will do everything in its power to As an old and devoted Bermuda restore Berlin's economy as soon ."bicycler"' I am happy to note that as possible." Dr. Adenauer told •:4Wj your Parliament has given a con- BERLIN, April 17 (Reuter)— factory workers as he toured the West Berlin today decorated its city. town hall with the black-draned flags of East Prussia ind other "There ara difficult times ahead former territories now included but if we Germans stick together MEMORANDA in Poland and the Soviet Union, as in the last years after: the war to greet the West German Chan we shall master our h$t£." cellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer. Professor Reuter, thanking the "Order My Chancellor, tola the cheering Dr. Adenauer was paying his workers: &:Sonstf& first official visit to the city. l| TAXI "Today we have brought the Front Street Answering a speech of welcome federal republic to Berlin. We From from the West Berlin Lord Meyer, are part of that republic and one Ernst Reuter, Chancellor Aden day tiie German Chancellor will Bermuda Aviation* auer said: "My visit should be once again reside and work in main floor telephones 3961-3962-3963 proof that although tile German Berlin. Until that time nobody, Services Ltd. nation has been split by force we not even Ivan, will get us down." feel as one people. eral Nicholas Plast.iras Will "co 7843fta. Phone 1147" "The fate of tiie federal re ed Berlin's three Western com i public is inextricably bound up mandants, THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1950 Page 9j BELIEVE MOSCOW TALKS GI Mother Pledges Fight Today's Radio Programme "BLONDE VENUS" LURED CONVICTED REDS ASK E. German Premier Leaves IMPORTANT TO GERMANY 6.00 Milkman's Serenade MEN TO THE RUSSIANS LEAYE TO LECTURE For Soviet Sanatorium Antiques 7.30 Wake Up and Smile To Get Children Back 7.45 News K|b3: BERLIN, April 16 (Reuter).— Third Eastern Zone Leader 8.00 Watching the Clock Berlin Masseuse Pleads Tour Would Raise Money Wilhelm Pieck, East German Pre **#••' 8.45 What's Happening ln Bermuda sident and veteran Communist, LONDON, April 17 (Reuter).— 9.00 Morning Melodies Guilty In Austrian Court has left Berlin by air for the Sov To Visit in Four Months PROWLER SENT TO GAOL Mrs. Barbara Vaughan, 39-year- 9.15 Modern Melodies For Their Appeal iet Union, where he will spend his- China old ex-wife of the Alabama ac 9.30 Moments ot Devotion leave in a sanatorium, the Presi LONDON, April 17 (Reuter).— FOR THREE MONTHS countant who iast Friday snatched 9.45 Musical Phone Call SALZBURG, Austria, April 17 dent's office announced today. The Departure for Moscow yes their two children off the street (Reuter).—A 23-year-old Berlin NEW YORK, April 17 (Reu 10.00 Morning Cheer ¥-a?H masseuse known as tiie "Blonde ter).— Eleven leading American During his absence, Johannes terday of Wilhelm Pieck, Presi The case against Feldon Aus here and flew them to the United 10.15 Melody Cruise Dieckmann, Liberal Democratic dent of the East German republic, tin Archibald, of the North Shore, States, today pledged her entire Venus" pleaded guilty in court Communists convicted of con 10.30 Forbidden Diary here today to luring kidnap vic chairman of thefe East German Par Crystal has renewed Western speculation Devonshire, for prowling around resources to get them back. 10.45 Housewives' Choice spiracy applied today in federal liament, will carry out presiden on whether important negotiations the dwelling - house of Kenneth tims into the hands of the Rus After a visit to her London law P.M. sians. court for permission to engage in tial duties. between Eastern Germany and Risby Harding on the Berry Hill yer today, she declared: "I shall - 12.15 Salon Serenade the Soviet Government are in a lecture tour to raise money for Pieck, who Is 74, was expected Road, Paget East, came to a con fight to the end, as life without my 12.45 News Austrian Communist Max Bair, to be away for about a month. progress. clusion yesterday in Hamilton children is intolerable. 1.00 Tune Time said to have quit the 15-strong their appeals.' Magistrates Court when the Wor. Before boarding the special Sov Pfteck, who was said to be going "I must be brave. I want my 1.15 Rotary Club kidnapping' gang and fet the iet plane placed at his disposal he VERA P. CARD to take a cure, is the third lead L. M. Minty found him guilty and Americans on the trail of lis other They said that requests for lec children back, and I intend to 1.45 Alrlane Melodies tures had come frpm points as said that he would not be back in ing East German politician to sentenced him to three months in spend everything I have to get 2.00 B.B.C. Newa members, was at the same time jjaol without hard labour. / reported from Vienna to have far apart as Maine and California. Berlin for the celebrations on May Somen Bldg. 3814 visit the Soviet capital in the past them." 2.15 B.B.C. Sports Review Day or May 8, "day of liberation four months. Archibald, who was wearing 2.30 Matinee Melodies jumped bail. He was due to stand Judge Murray Hulbert reserved glasses, said that his eyes were Her American ex-husband, a trial here next week. decision. from Fascism." TaaTtlH. The first was tbe East German former Air Force major now liv 3.00 ZBM Concert Stage Deputy Premier, Walter Ulbricht, very bad. 4.00 Bermuda Buggy Ride The "Blonde Venus," Gisela Several witnesses had been ing at Selma, Alabama, said he They were convicted of con whose departure for Moscow to had a perfect right to take the 5.30 Speed Gibson Sell, came before an American oc spiracy to teach and advocate the attend Stalin's birthday celebra heard in the previously adjourned . 5.45 Jerry at Fair Oaks cupation court with two other de case, among them P.C. Murdoch children with him because the overthrow of the United States tions was announced in December. Selma court had made them its 6.00 Business and Stock Reports fendants. It Was stated in evi Government by force and viol He returned from Moscow the Ferguson, who testified to finding 6.10 Souvenir Song dence that she had a bottle of a bicycle belonging to the father wards when the couple separated ence. Their appeal is to be heard same month. 18 months ago. He asserted that 6.15 Andre Kostelanetz Presents chloroform in her possession when The East German Prime Min of the accused outside the Harding American counter.- intelligence on June 12 by the U.S. circuit AMERICAN TOURISTS residence. P.C. Ferguson saw a their mother had "spirited them 6.30 Music in Waltz Time court of appeals. ister, Otto Grotewohl, then left away" in violation of the court 8.45 Crosby Time agents arrested her last year. for Moscow on January 4—to re prowler at the window of the house but was unable positively to order. 7.00 News Viktor Morejev, Russian dis The defendants are at liberty TAKE HOME A 5-BOTTLE PACKAGE OF ceive, it was said, medical treat- 7.15 Chuck Foster placed person, told the court the under bail requiring them to re hfent after an illness. He spent identify him. Another witness The children are British-born was Sergeant Leslie Burge, who 7.30 U.S. Air Force Show girl came to his home in Steyr, main within the federal court afcout six weeks in the Soviet Mary Virginia, aged four, and 8.00 Ctrange As It Seems posing as a Russian, and pleaded districts in which they reside. Union, returning on February 16. also saw the cycle during the time two-year old Amy, who was born when the accused said that he had 8.15 John Charles Thomas and with him to accompany her to the Earlier this month he met at Selma. King's Men • railroad station. ridden to Hamilton on it. Today Mrs. Vaughan. told her Soviet Marshal Klementi Voro- 8.30 Secrets of Scotland Yard He said he had been warned of shilov, a member of the Politburo, Archibald"s explanation of the side—the story of a "GI bride" 9.00 Ports of Call at the Hungarian independence affair was that someone had taken disappointed with the. American danger and refused to go With her. tmmmn trimicr the cycle while he was in. the 9.30 Rhythm Doodling Time Shortly afterwards she was ar celebrations in Budapest. home her husband offered her and 9.45 Story by Jack Williamson rested. Whether or not the illnesses Phoenix drug store on March 14, shocked at his unexpectedly .small, the night of the offende. 10.00 Tomorrow's Headlines Her co - defendants,* Michael PETER responsible for the visits of Pieck income and his "domination by 10.10 Baseball Results and Grotewohl to Moscow have Yesterday in court he was re his parents." Berger, 37, and Rudolf Weichsel- presented by Mr. Thomas N. Dill. 10.15 Adventures of Frank Race berger, 26, pleaded guilty. been "diplomatic" or not, it is "But I was willing to stick it 10.45 Accent on Music considered in diplomatic* quarters He called two witnesses with The charges are linked with the DAWSON whom he said he had conversed on out," Mrs. Vaughan recalled. 11.00 Make Believe Ballroom here that these and the earlier She had arrived at her husband's 12.00 Close Down conviction of two American mili visit of Ulbricht have provided an the night of the prowling. tary policemen, Corporal Paul Harry Aubrey Cox and Walcott home in Selma to find that it was opportunity for a continuing ser "about the size of a prefab" (Bri Abel and Sergeant John Fr*ankey, ies of negotiations about the Durham, of Devonshire, both tes who.were sentenced here a month SCOTCH tified for *the defence yesterday in tish prefabricated house) and that to devote tp him, hut he went out future place of Eastern Germany his parents lived next door. with his parents and very rarely ago to 20 and 15 years' hard labour in Soviet-dominated Europe. court but were uncertain when did I see him until after 5 p.m. respectively for kidnapping Ru they had talked to Archibald. "As soon as I got there—I had manian - born Oswald Eder and These quarters believe-that the gone in all my English clothing— "In October. 19^7,16 months after WHISKY Soviet Union is contemplating an They said that they named my arriv al at Selma, I was exoec- 'sanding him over tiie the Russians I March 14 because that was what I found that- it was so hot that for payment of 7,000 schillings important change in the status of I would have to buy a cotton ting my second baby, and at Hen guaranteed over 3 years old. Eastern Germany next autumn it said on the summons to appear ($280). The United States court which they received. Archibald dress," Mrs. Vaughan related*. ry's invitation my parents moved martial also ordered that the men about the time of the East zone said that he had talked to them, "I bought quite an inexpensive out to Selma to be with us. This elections, now fixed for October started more trouble. oe disnonourably discharged from 18/- or $2.50 15. in a grocery store and told them of one, but when Henry saw it he the army with the forfeiture o'f the stolen cycle. The next mor told me he could not afford it." "After Amy's arrival, Henry all payment and allowances. Whether this will include, as ning he reported it gone to the "Then I found out-that he was moved next door to his parents, •s why pay 60c a drink? has been suggested, the negoti C.I.D., which Mr. Dill said was the leaving me to look after the chil ation of a separate peace and at getting quite a small salary and "Buy direct from warehouse" act of an innocent man. was solely responsible for keeping dren." treaty of friendship between the o American tourists can take home 5 FIFTHS per person of Soviet and East zone government his parents, one of whom was After a few months of this, they YOUNGS. Phone 3161 is still thought here to depend paralysed. agreed to share the children, hav Read the Morning Paper this finest of all Canadian Whiskies—SEAGRAM'S V.O.— "Soon there was trouble over | ing them spend the week with on two questions: Agar's Island Not Sold their mother and the weekend Under Walker Arcade 1. The extent of opposition from my religion. I am a Catholic, and in bond and U. S. Duty Free. Conveniently packed in attrac Agar's Island, in Hamilton Har I used to take Dinny (Mary Vir- j with their father and his parents, For the Latest News the former German-occupied Mrs. Vaughan said. countries in Eastern Europe — bour, remained unsold yesterday girda) to mass on Sunday. Henry 77&61- tn tp. tive wicker baskets or wooden cases. Drop in today at Friths Poland and Czechoslovakia. after the Bermuda Transportation complained that it upset his Sun "But everytime my children Company had considered tenders day and that I was not being fair came back after the weekend they Liquors, Ltd. or J. E. Lightbourn & Co. and place your order jK The status to be accorded by submitted for its purchase. were sick," she declared. "The the Western powers to the West to his parents. for delivery to your plane or ship. German federal republic when Owned by the company since "I always took Dinny to early elder one used to look at me and the Western occupation statute is 1941, the island was recently put morning mass so that I could be say: ' Mummy, why don't you love revised, also in the autumn. up for sale. Tenders had to be back in time to get his breakfast. me?' " submitted by last Saturday. The rest of the day I was willing "When I asked her who told her FRITHS LIQUORS, ITD. J. I. LIGHTBOURN ft CO. "The island has not yet been I didn't, she said 'Gander'—her Hamilton, Si. GooraVi and Soman*! Hamilton and St. Ooorgo'i sold," Mr. Jack Davis, secretary nickname for Henry's mother." Bermuda Spread In The of the company, told The Royal two stone houses and two other Finally Mrs. Vaughan said she clUoun, LONGER Gazette yesterday afternoon. stone buildings on it and has large brought the children to England. Sunday New York Tunes Five acres in size, the island has water catchments. 2 Spread all over 3 Poli*h lightly Bermuda gets a good showing in Pout some the special summer travel supple SOUVENIRS 'Windolene'on a — that's all J ment of Sunday's New York JOft rag Boys and young men Times. A 'photo-studded adver tisement for the Colony, spread Nattve Ceditr Work over the two centre pages of the share Dad's respect supplement, presents every as COOKING'S AS-V4P PLAYING CARDS pect of the Colony's attractions. Bermuda Scarves Swimming, sport, shopping, rest and admiration for the and ease are the highlights of the and Handkerchiefs build-up. Advertisements are also Cocktail Napkins carried for all the leading hotels. British-tailored Caribbean resorts are also fea POST CARDS tured in the newspaper. In a special article Samuel A. Jewellery of Coral, Ivory, Tower forecasts some possible cut in the 15 per cent U.S. tax on tra Amber and Crystal vel. The case against the tax is TROPICAL concentrated on eight points, KODAK FILM ranging from the non-existence of the reason for the tax being imposed—the war-time curb on suit — cool and crisp on civilian travel—to its hardship Yankee Store on American travellers. Reddy's Kitchen News and smart looking Danish Fishermen Barred How much does electric cooking cost? That even when the From Polish Harbours is what will be determined by the experiment : that started at our Showrooms yesterday morn temperature soars. COPENHAGEN, April 14 (Reu ing. At 9 o'clock the meter was set and Mrs. ter) — Danish fishing organiza Emily Moss, our Home Economist,.commenced tions have been called to an ur- I cooking the breakfast for "Mrs. Bermuda's" gent meeting in the Ministry of family of four. Three hot meals will be cooked Fisheries tomorrow after receipt The classic, of a note from Poland barring every day for this fortunate family. Danish vessels from her harbours. Ttee Polish note, claiming that single breasted style the harbours, used as refuelling Today's Menu points for Danish Baltic salmon fishermen, were heavily overload Breakfast in Bermuda Tan, ed, was considered by observers Stewed Prunes (oven)* here to be a reply to the closure Cream of Wheat* of Danish ports to Polish fisher men. Scrambled Eggs* Toast* for sizes Tea* Coffee* Luncheon 14-17 years. HighBlood Pressure Stuffed Peppers* Tomato Sauce* Buttered Beets* Bran Muffins* Dangerous lo Hearl Baked Caramel Custard* Thousands of men and women past 40 Tea* face the dangers of heart trouble ahd paralysis because of High Blood Pressure. High Blood Pressure is a mysterious dis- Dinner ease that causes more deaths than cancer. largely because people mistake the symp » Chilled Tomato Juice toms for Indigestion or some simple trou ble. Common symptoms are*: Pressure in Veal Chops* Potato Puff* the head, headaches at top and back of head and above eyon, dizziness, short Julienne Carrot* Melba Toast* breath, nervousness, poor sleep, heart pains, drowsiness, toss of memory and Garden Salad French Dressing energy. If you suffer any of these symp toms, do not delay a single day, foryour life Cherubs Pudding may be In danger. Start treatment at once Coffee* with Hynox, which reduces High Blocd Pressure with the first-dose, takes a heavy load off the heart, and makes you feel year- (Dishes marked with star require cooking.) younger In a few days. Get Hynox from ytmr chemist today It Is guaranteed to make you feel St and strong or money back. At 3.00 p.m. the ironing will be done for the family and a demonstration of hand ironing will be given. What Will It Cost? £ -RIDDYBOXIS Time will tell, but naturally we feel the cost rORT^KeCOMFOBI will be reasonable;. The average price received fer all the electricity sold in Bermuda is only 10.23% more than in 1939. A record that cannot be approached by any other commodity. jj ELECTRIC LIGHT COA Showrooms: QM Front St. W., Hamilton; LIVE ELECTRICALLY ENJOY THE 'DU^nCHCCf' St. George's ond Somerset 7'&Mttst* SJ&SS+tsi. rage 1Q THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL X8, 1950 SOVIET SALVAGE BASE GERMAN FRONTIERS NOT WEST TITO JP TO NEW GREEK GOVT. AND PERMITTED BY bAtlES TOR KG 3 TALKS REDS FN FAMINE Seretse Says Tribe's Joy ECONOMY PROGRAMME Russians Seek Recovery Territory Held By Poland Hong Kong Message Sent Isfoves Wrohg "CooperatkTWith U.S. *Xfik& Of Grounded Warship Matter For Feace Treaty To Chinese Communists SEROWE, Bechuanalahd, April Mission" Also Pledged CHAPTER ONE COPENH&GFN.^April 17 (Reu RED DEMONSTRATOR IS 17 (Reuter) — Seretse Khama, ter).—Denmark is to allow Russia LONDON, AprU 17 (Reuter)— (Special to The Mew Tork Times banished chljef^designate of the ATHENS "^re^ce, April n™XSfta" i A British Foreign Office spokes and The Royal Gazette) (Bteuter).—Greece's new c^e .^°™^were IOW, i, to salvage tiie Soviet-carrier Mir HONG KONG. A*»ril 17. — KILLED IN CLASH Bamangwato tribe, told hundreds age, which ran aground and sank man declared today that it was of dancing and shouting tribes- c^itio* Government under Gen- ^^\?^e _*| not proposed to discuss Poland's Twenty five leading Hong Kona eral tficfaotas Plastiras Will.' bo- KSom the! ofi the Danish Baltic island of churchmen and lavmen, including men and women from all parts, of Bornholm in February, a For "western territories" at the- Big Beehuanaland here today: HI have derate with the Amer=mlss- ^^"Cn ^dl Three Foreign Ministers' confer representatives of several world Arrest Of French Woman ion to implement a large-scale ""."L i about hi eign Ministry spokesman an wide relief agencies, recently been driven away from my coun D aved nounced here today. ence here next month. try," programme of economies, better gMgg vanished He was commenting on an wired Vice Premier T-ma Piwu MP And Union Leaders administratw and Just redistri,- ^"e q voice of the! He said the Soviet Minister in in Peking offering their services Seretse is now on an authorized th e Copenhagen, Andrei Plahkine, an American newspaper- report W*&- I taxaH°5'lKing ft* fehtonwito a deept[ suggesting ihe three ^ministers in aiding famine sufferers in Vtpjt here to his London-born announced here today. had asked permission last Sat Communist China, it was learned BifEgfr, France, April ,17. (Reur ite of passion In it. would aipport the return of these ter). --fc^t)ne demonstrator was wife, formerly Ruth Williams. General Plastiras, whose ©ov- k^t go on like this—J urday to send a big salvage territortts to Germany. today. steamer and several smaller units, Two messages were sent — one killed, ten taken to hospital and The crpwd, gathered in the ernment replaces the. Liberal jf corners — tremblfl and to set up bases at Roenne, Diplomatic quarters here JBs You can taste it in every brimming \ spoonful—the fine chicken flavor of Campbell's "K Chicken with Rice Soup. Campbell's cooks take Under tH only plump, full-breasted chickens, simmer them ever so slowly to make the rich golden broth. Fine white rice, cooked to fluffy light-* ness, is then added to the broth. And, finally, pieces of chicken are measured in generously, chicken so deljpously tender it just about melts . in your mouth. Just as sure as you like chicken, you'll like Campbell's Chicken Soup. Have, some today. If you have not been able to Our pure Cashmere topcoat has the find your old favourite lately The Largest Sale of PACKAGE you can now purchase Libby's appearance and the endurance Corned Beef at your favourite Tea in the World of quality. store — shipment just arrived. 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She had striking type of studio mother, en would be caught—were protrayed ma selects darling's boy-friends recognized him by wrofTie was ergetic, resourceful, subordinating more realistically than usual. and then goes along on her dates Randy Williams, new cowboy star ber own life to that of her daught Even Carson, the director, app as chaperone.You know how a lot for Sunset Productions whose first er as if she would live again in the eared impressed. "Good work, of kid stars fizz out when they get ition With U.S. picture had yet to be rleased. person of the girl. Maria," he nodded at her careless to tfae gangling stage and never Pendant Watches Evidently fae had made up fais Few people on the lot really ly. "We'll print that one, Steve." do get a chance at a comback. Also Pledged CHAPTER ONE around there— come out and mind about her. "You'll do," he liked Mrs. Cary; tbey respected "Maria's work is always good," "Sol' knew he was taking a Designed to meet the fashion needs of show yourself!" said, smiling at her, his eyes soft her, and perhaps even admired or Mrs. Cary said, as she darted in chance when he resigned Maria so Greece, April 17 bve you, Maria...." Jinny hesitated again, then with ening. feared her as the case might be, ahead of the studio cosmetician to he put in one of those no-marriage the fair sex from girlhood to womanhood, words were low, intense. ireece's new centre dropping head came out from be Jinny's lip curled scornfully. but they did not like her. This was fluff a little more powder across clauses just in case she did turn they are also practical and reliable time /eminent under Gea- i behind a pile of scenery in hind the scenery. A slow flush of Then she shrugged slightly, after of course more or less natural in Maria's shapely nose. out to be any good in grown-up fis Plastiras will "bo- cure corner of the set, Jinny shame rose in her cheeks. all, it .was none of her business a group where personal import Promptly at twelve, o'clock Mrs. •pictures. And Mamma is going to keepers. Some have luminous dials. Priced tbe American miss- n looked up from the script The man towered above her what Maria Cary did—she was ance was so jealously guarded by Cary announced time out for her see that dear little Maria sticks to. £5 to £10. iMk lement a large-scalp iirself had been studing, A threateningly. "Who the devil are only Maria's stand-in for the the individuals composing it, daughter's lunch. In vain the dir that no-marriage clause if it kills I of economies, better imire played about her lips. you? What were you doing behind Studio, not the guardian of the whether fae be star or technician.- ector protested; Mother Cary bore 'em both." nile quickly vanished, how- in and just redistri- there? Who put you up to spying star's private life. She turned to "Hey, Shelton, wake up—" an her daughter off in triumph, Though she had been Maria's laxation," King Paul as the voice of the unseen on us?" assistant camera man nudged though she was in the middle of rent on with a deep throbb- go. p£** -^llll Jinny painfully. "You're supposed stand-in for several months now, kere today. Jinny's head came up with a an important scene. Carson tore Jinny had never been interested te of passion in it. Maria's hand on her arm stopped to walk back and forth here—if it his cap from hi* head and stamped Plastiras, whose Gov- jerk. Her eyes flashed."I was not her. "Come to my dressing-room in the details of the star's private in't go on like this—hiding ain't to much trouble." on it. Jinny had to laugh at his life. Had it not been for the con- The Astwood-Dickinson Co. pplaces the Liberal i corners — trembling at spying!" she said spiritedly as she when you're through on the set. Jinny said nothing as she walk impotent rage. He glared at her. of Sophocles Veni- met the man's angry blue gaze. will you, Jinny?" verstaion she had inadvertently ws—all the foolishness about ed slowly to the end of the garden "Something funny?" he deman overheard "earlier in tfae day she tfae United States contract and your mother-- "I was just reading the script of As she walked aWay, she was path, turned and walked slowly Optical—'Phone 3803 Jewellery—'Phone 1208 ir. Henry Grady, had conscious that the eyes of the two ded harshly. would probably still have remain, houldn't matter if you really Miss Cary's new picture. It's a nice back, the cameras following her "No, sir," Jinny answered meek ed entirely uncurious. But now -unstable," was pre- fie." quiet spot—and I didn't expect to were following her. Then just as every step of the way but taking 7860+tu. Sill lew Cabinet to Parlia- she drew out of earshot, she heard ly, suppressing her giggles. she wondered. Was it possible k I do, Randy, I do love you." be bothered by anyone." no film. As she returned to her He looked around at the com tbat the imperious Maria Cary was let, girlish voice protested Randy say, "Now about this other former position, she saw Maria The man's anger did not immed things Maria—about us—" pany. "Dismissed until one o' under that haughty shell, just an speaking from' the y, "But if .you would only iately abate. "But you heard us, Cary waiting with her mother. clock,,' he muttered. "And anyone ordinary girl who longed for love |en the Parliamentary [understand and be patient a A proj6 boy bailed Jinny. "Hey, Randy Williams was not with didn't you?" he accused. "Why Shelton! Where you been? We. who is late will be fined and then and admiration, not a glamorous the new Govern- onger didn't you speak up — or go away them, but Jinny thought she star, but for herself alone? been lookin' all over for you— caught sight of his head and shoul fired." submit for approval unwilling eavesdropper, at once?" As she waited in line at the aimed at "restoring realized suddenly that this Sascha has been tearin' his hair ders towering over a group of ex A voice said suddenly at Jinny's "I was here first," Jinny defend out 'cattse you wasn't here so he tras on the sidelines. studio cafeteria, Jinny caught the side, "Do you mind if I share your unitv and the coun- io couple rehearsing their ed hotly. Then she added, more could test the lights for that gard comments around her . "Carson table? All the others seem occup Ind peace." 3efore facing the camera, as quietly, "Anyhow I thought you "Well, Mr. Director, how much sure must be slipping when he lets en-scene " Better get the lead outa longer will we have to wait?" Mrs. ied." return to prosperfcga B at first supposed. Rather were simply going over your lines your feet an' hurry on the set." Cary get away with something (To Be Continued) m leplayed by rebellitql (rijbusness of their voices in- for a role in some picture." "Thank you, Bobby," Jinny said, Cary demanded stridently. "You like that," one little extra was fk ahead, to rebuiM drwo unhappy people in a quickening her steps. said we would be shooting at nine saying to another as they both drama of real life. The man snorted. Jinny's eyes o'clock—here it is nearly noon, been destroyed, was flashed again as she looked up at Sascha's storm broke out afresh helped themselves to trays. "Rem her means. y sat quite still, not even as he caught sight of her. No one and not a crank has been turned ember when he used to work us Combine tomato and mushroom to turn the pages of her him. His eyes as they met her de yet." soup for a hearty first course. |the Deputies to "unite- fiant ones, were a hard, steely blue else paid much attention to her right through to two o'clock and Fervently she wished that apologies—she. honestly had not "But, Mrs.Cary, Maria was not then call us back by two-twenty?" Serve with toasted cheese sticks. to consolidate the her two would go away; it in a face bronzed by sun and wind. ready at nine o'clock when we >ry." -i?3i His firm jaw was thrust a little expected to set to be ready for "He can't help himself," her n embrrassing position to aggressively forward. He was a another hour yet—as they pushed were," the exasperated (director companion replied, selecting a tribute to the United they were unwittingly pointed out. You'll find tall man and, even in Hollywood, her back and forth like some kind salad. "Old Sol won't back him up. Jritain for supporting her, and it would be very good-looking, but there was Of human puppet. Jinny was as "Maria was being interviewed," You and I may know that Cary I her efforts towards t for her to withdraw witfa- a strength and virility about his wax in their Hands. This was her Mrs. Cary said majestically. "The can't act, and never will be able Men Made Younger ice the liberation. traying her presence. appearance such as the girl had job to endure hours under the hot editor of one of the largest chains to, and her pictures are never Tsaldaris, former ient!" the man called Randy not often encountered since com lights while tfae set was being pre of newspapers in the middle west heavy enough to carry even the tister whose Ponulists d. "That's the trouble— I've ing to tfae movie city. pared for a scene in which the had made a special request for an slightest thread of a story, but By Treating Gland jest single party- in oo patient! What I ought to star would appear for only a few interview with my daughter, and after all they do draw tfae box-off Getting: up nights, burning sensation of His broad shoulders were cover Maria does not disappoint her organs, whitish discharge, dull ache at base liament, today launch- nd what I'm going to do one minutes. But Jinny did not com ice crowds for some reason or of spine, groin and leg pains, nervousness. them really attack on the new se days--" ed by a brillant checkered shirt; plain of the tedium of her work- public." Other. Why shouldn't she take ad •weakness and loss of rnanly vigour ar* which he declared imise me that you'll do a large red bandana hung loosely she was glad even for that. "Okay, Shelton," the director vantage of it?" caused by a disease of the Prostate Gland about his neck; he wore leather nodded carelessly at Jinny. "We're RAYON - the SUIT fabric of the season! Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Excellency the Governor For town .. for travel .. for sheer talk-about Sir Alexander Hood, G.B.E., K.C.B., and Lady Hood nterest and approval... beige, grey, pink, aqua and navy rayon in three style variations of ACKAGE I Th the classic type suit . . . single breasted unlined jackets . . Id WEDGWOOD EXHIBITION slim skirts... 10 to 20. idiarile s presented by £6.10. 0 [MILLER A. S. Cooper andfSons, Limited || In their Wedgwood Exhibition Room Reid Street, just east of Burnaby Street <$ Sons, ltd continuing through April 22nd Reid Street »«m , There is no charge for this famous Wedgwood Exhibition which J? has been shown for the past two years in the foremost m - 111 museums of tne United States and Canada. second floor telephones 3961 -3962-3963 78*6ttu. 783«t*«. Page 12 .THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1950 NEW ZEALAND ANXIOUS BRITAIN TRYS LIFTING Palace Statement Confmns ABOUT JiP TRttfY Gotni_i_ittecl on Breaking OF PRICE CONTROL . WELLMG-JFON, New Zealand, And SteaMhg Charge Princess Having April 17 (Reuter).—New jifaaland's Cost Of fish Soars, But External Affairs Minister, -M|£.JF. Harley Stanley Ebbin, of Fris The radio was found on April 0, W. Doidge, saidfejtssjre today that Drops After Resistance LONDON. ADMI 17 (ftetite-*-**— then'been circulating for some New Zealand, while anxious for a well's BtiU, Pembroke East, char 1950. three months. m ... BUfisjje .settlement, 'itpti "strongly, ged with breaking and "entering Princess Elizabeth is expecting Ebbin's story^was that while he (Special to The New York Times her second baby. ^fae __teeess looked well'when opposed to July settlement that the dwelling house of Mr. W. H. lived at Victoria Lodge a Barba and The Boyal Gazette) she __«to Malta to "WWt the Duke would lead to a resurgence of R. Cooper at "^toodmont," Dun dian brought the radio to him for LONDON, April 17.—The Brit . An _nnouncement indieatin_ military strength in Japan." ish are watching with interest for this was issued, tonight from of Edinburgh. During her-vWt donald Street, and stealing a radio him to find someone to repair it. to the island she fcas* undertaken valued at £ 40 yesterday was Shortly thereafter, he said, he was results of the. first important Buckingham Palace. It re**-: "f&er He announced that New JSea-, sent to prison. When he got out experiment in removal of price Royal Highness the Princess a full round of public engage committed for trial in the Sup ments. Last Saturday she watch- land's delegates to the meeting reme Court by the Wor. H. Martin tile radio was with his other things controls, on food — in this Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh, df-Commonweaith representatives which had been moved away by particular instance, fish. Results will undertake no further public ed ffie special parade commem Godet, who heard the evidence in enaagements." orating the anniversary of the in London next month to discuss Hamilton Magistrate's Court. Eb bis wife. He did not know,where may largely determine whether ; prepartion of a draft •$?eaty would the Barbadian was, he said. the Government will ease up on ii This iff the usual procedure for presentation of the George Cross bin was further charged with re to the Island in 1942. be the Assistant High Commiss ceiving the radio, knowing it to Ebbin was remanded fat custody. other ephtrols. o£ whether it will announcing an expected Royal ioner, Major General W. G. retain them on the grounds that birth... Little preparation for the ar- be stolen. He was committed for Princess Elizabeth, 24 years old .Hvti of another Royal hofay is Stevens, and the firs*!; secretSl*y trial on that charge also. their removal would boost the of the Washington legation,. Mr. cost of living. on Friday, is now in Malta^fffli going en at Clarence House, the F. H. Corner. The alleged theft was supposed Control of the .price of fish her husband, the Duke of Edin Princess' Londe-r.hpme. Nursery Active; growing children need certain health to have taken place at some time COMMUNIST INVASION ended on Saturday after nine burgh, who has been serving with equipment Installed for .Pripce The London Conference could on April 24 or on April 25, 1949. years of Government regulation. the Royal Navy in the Mediter Charles will be used again and tstillding food events Tnl&ieir diet to protect do not—big definite, the minister 1949. OF HAINAN UNDER WAY Wholesale fish prices rose sharp- ranean since October 1949. When the baby carriage used for Princ said, until a lead was given by Walter Hj^srard Ray Cooper, tes ly ,i& as much as 100 percent she arrived on the island on ess Elizabeth herself and renovat them against malnutrition. Cream of Wheat is a the United States. tifying in tiie case, identified *Bie and supporters of price control, March 28 it was stated she would ed for her son "wfll serve the new stay .until the end qf April. food all children love. Rich in body building He added: "I feel strongly that radio in court, saying tnat the Both Sides din Success who bad 'warned ttiat this would baby. serial number was the same as happen, felt justified in saying The Princess also spent a holi Prince Charles sees less of bis nourishment, it is easily digested. all nations that participated in day with the Duke in Malta from activities against Japan have a that of the radio which he had lost. In First Engagements "I told you so." There were de parents than other children. St He said that he had paid £39.10.0 mands that tftt Government clamp November 20 until December 28 hie not seen fais father since The i!5 Minute!! Cream of Wheat hg| been right to a voice in the, nature and last year, during which thev cele terms of a peace settlement, and for it in February 1947, and played on controls again. October 15, when fae left fas it last at 1 p.m. on April'44, 1949. HONG KONG, April 17 (Reu- By tbis afternoon, however, the brated their second wedding an Malta. _Jh enriched with extra food iron and calcium. Give I feel s^re that the United States tef). — Chinese Communists to niversary. will recognise that." . He said that he had then worked price of most fish was down to His mother leads a ve-fr busy Cream of IWheat regularly to your children in his garden until 6 p.m. The night continued to,.Claim they about the normal level after re The Princess's first child, Prince life, keeping many public'tengage- and watch them grow full of life and energy! next morning at 7 a.m. he noticed .vere pressing on Witb an invas tailers staged a boycott and re Charles, was born at Bucking ments a week. that the radio was gone. ion of Nationalist-held Hainan Is fused to pay the new prices. ham Palace on November 14, 1948. • So Prince Charles is in .charge land despite a Nationalist counter Wholesalers who had bid prices Since then tbe Princess has taken of a family nanny -— Scotswoman Reuben Leonard Phillips, oper claim that a landing had been up residence at Clarence House, ator of the Victoria Lodge, testi up bn Saturday took big losses to Helen Lightbody, who had been firesh Bermuda beaten back. day, selling most of tfaeir goods almost next door to the palace, for years with tiie Duchess of fied that the accused bad lived Unconfirmed Communist re but there is no indication yet as there a short while .last year. The at below cost price. Gloucester. Flowers ports said armies from the main The refusal of retailers to pav to where tbe. new baby will be Sir William Gilliatt, leading Lodge is a block from "Wood- land under General Lin Piao bad born. mont." He could not identify tfae what they described as "crazy" gynaecologist who attended landed at two points on tbe west prices was caused by housewives, Princess Elizabeth mnvried tbe Princess Elizabeth when Prince Verdmont Florist radio. coast and had broken the Nation who in turn threatened to boycott Duke ef Edinburgh en November Detective Constable W. S. Dar alists' first defence line. Charles-was born, will again look Queen Street' fishmongers and made it clear 20. 1947. She was then 21. after her. rell told in court Of fais investiga The Nationalists said earlier tow would not pay higher prices. Whether the new baby' is a boy Hamilton tion of tbe ease. He said* that lie they had smashed an attempted S Most housewives hope tfaat the or a girl, it wffl be third in the had found the musing radio at landing in tfae north of tbe Island, price of fish will shortly find a line of succession to the throne, EAST GERMAN PGOCE the residence of tbe accused when their stronghold off southern reasonable level and that mean following after Princess Eliza Tdefchone 4612 - 4712 he executed a search warrant China. Tbey reported that tbe while quality and variety will im beth herself and Prince Charles, MUTINIES REPORTED there in connection with another Communists bad used 100 ships. prove. It is realised that some and taking precedence over 7l*bS'tin. matter. The central News Agency said fisfa,WiU be dearer in tfae future Princess Elizabeth's sister, Princ He had also examined Mr. Coo ess Margaret. BERLIN, April 17 (Renter) — the Nationalists pitted a strong because heretofore they have been East German Deputy Premier per, residence and had found naval force against tbe Commun caught at little or no profit for Rumours that Princess Eliza beth was expecting a second child Walter Ulbright, bas ordered a footprints on aa upper verandah, ists, 45 of wbose vessels were tbe fisherman. For that reason purge of "unreliable elements" and mud on tfae railing. Tile exam mink with the remainder dis fish such as halibut have been have been current for some weeks. At the beginning ef March after two mutinies in the people's Do You have a ination of the premises had been persed by heavy fire of naval scarce and should now be more police, one at Potsdam and one made on April 26, 1949, he said. guns. plentiful. However, tfae nrice of Buckingham Palace officials were RAINBOW saying they had "no information" at Halle, the West Berlin news cheaper fish such as cod is ex paper Abend reported today. pected to decline, because re on the reports. TAXI tailers wfll be. able to make more Ihe Palace announced five Newspapers have alleged there TRUCKING profit out of better varieties and months before the birth of Prince were large-scale police mutinies can sell cod and plaice for less. Charles, now 17 months old, that at Potsdam several times recently. jR 24 Hours On an average and over the the Princess was to have a child. Western Allied officials .bad no Problem ? whole range of prices there is not Rumours of ber condition had confirmation of these reports. expected to be any great increase SERVICE in the cost of fish. For a time General ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE Electric prices may remain higher than CROSSWORD PUZZLE they were before control ended, Mm Dial 1048 but that* is partly because recent 5 P 0 R A A 1 U ACROSS 34—Rocky hllla A d; 7823ttn.w.tli.(.i.!p. bad weather kept trawlers in port 36—Precipitation. T A L A p £ R A N N £ and created a temporary shortage. 1—Perform 38—While A L R P R 1 MA l>J P 4—Symbol lot 40—Points fZA y i e A Rl_f calcium 42—South American R F _ Jordon Refrigerated •—Ermine mammal 11—Enchantment 45—Brown kiwi H|A mm*5 B_r*3 (3-K *_{_•- _ soB-IT ft [KINi 1 13—Praised 47—Dines SOUTH AFRICA'S % 15—Babylonian deity 49—King of beasts _-,_] s_ja aaa un Vigour Restore!, 18—Nonprofessional 60—Partner ST A R THF AITHOlLIPI Display Cases 18—Pronoun 62—Soaks P£L IS—Above 54—Behold! 1 M& i. sr _i_ POSITION STRONG 21—Verve 55—Teutonic deity •Y* e A L ft _ _£ P 56—Social gatherings r» AE Glands Hade Young **2—Clan SB—Sun god C A •VI A N l_ B A 34—Former Russian r ss CAPETOWN, South Africa, ruler 61—Mock 06E A fj 1 1_ N l T Stand-Guard Ice Cream Packers April 17 (Reuter).—South Africa 63—Thinner B N e E E S S|E E 26—Destroy 65—Cut Into small r= o u We are equipped to cater for ALL Types of In 24 Hours wifl end the financial year witb an 28—Born It Is no looser necessary to suffer S«—Weird pieces estimated surplus of £ 1,500,000 66—Printer's measur DOW?) loss ot vigour and manhood, weak memory for grocery stores, to keep your merchandise 31—Microbe 1—Years old Trucking. aad boay, nervousness, impure blood, sick instead of an anticipated deficit of 33—Railroad (abbr.) 67—Poem ly skin, depression, and poor sleep, because £ 750,000. the Finance Minister, 3—Division of an American Doctor has discovered a ||| fresh and sanitary. sentence quick, easy way to end these troubles. Mr. Nicholas Havenga, said today. 3—Tantalum (symb.i >. This discovery is in pleasant, easy-to- He told the House of Assembly i Z 5 4 5 \ I 3 9 10 4—Arrive Our rates are reasonable take tablet form, is absolutely harmless, 8—Babylonian abod» does away with gland operations and la that the inflow of capital from the of dead bringing new youth and vigour to thou United States and Switzerland ll ia ii 14 6—Slim sands. It works directly on use glands and was now considerably more and 7—Oreek letter MORE and MORE people are proving this nerves, and puts new, rich blood and en tS , IH 18 8—Possessive ergy ln your veins. In 24 hours you can st* the dollar position was improving. n pronoun and fed yourself getting younger. Tour Robert D. Aitken % % »—Paid notice and giving their haulage problems to — •styes sparkle, jwn fed alive and full of He had received a report from lo ll •li -youthful vigour and power. the governor of tbe South African ' 19 10—Qualify M47t?n 13—Parent icolloq.) 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She was accompanied by Percy Lambert, appearing be charge of being drunk and in Nelson for a 28-day vacation, tak her school friends, Miss Jeanne New Staff Captain One Of fore the War. H. Martin Godet Generals Apologise For capable on April 16 at 9.50 a. m. ing the round trip .south with tiie Gabsbeefc, who has beep spending Murderers at a Party yesterday in Hamilton Magis- on Burnaby Street, Hamilton. shirw the vacation with her. tflite's Court, was ordered to pay . Losing The War Mrs. Itfildred Hager also left on Ernest Vesey, jr., went to New Youngest Men To Fill Post £10 to _>evoe Lambert, of War- He was fined £1 by the Wor. LONDON April. 17 (Reuter).— 8. Marfii Godet in Hamilton-Mag the round trip erulte, and Miss York on his way back to school Five hundred celebrities, all a SERVICE ISSUES DENIAL wick, in settlement of a civil suit TOKYO, April 17 (Reuter) — Ethel Tucker left with the ship on in England after spending the vac The Queen pf Bermuda docked ior that amount brought by Devoe. istrate's Court. in Hamilton yesterday morning little glassy-eyed, attefaded a First act of a group of Japanese her way to Trinidad. ation with his parents, Mr. and birthday party here today, ^fec** OF MCCARTHY CHARGES He was given until May 9 to settle generals repatriated today from Mrs. Ernest Vesey. with a full quota of passengers, the debt. Siberia after five years and up Mrs. Lois Shepherd of the staff large quantities of cargo and mail The King, President Truman of the Bank of Bermuda, was also Mr. xMc Peniston returned to Devoe Lambert said tbat he had ward as prisoners Was to issue an 1,300 prisoners, including 37 gen New YSrfc after attending the and a newly promoted staff, after and General Eisenhower weie WASHINGTON, April » (Reu apologetic statement that "officers erals. on her way to Trinidad. what Capt. L. F. Banyard describ there. So were a good many mur ter ).^A statement denying i^it ordered some stone, irom Percy funeral of his mother, Mrs. C. ed as "a nice trip." Lambert last November and had were responsible for the losing the The Soviet authorities had The Rev. Abbott Hastings and Stuart Peniston. derers and traitors. he had ever. been a Communist war." . Mrs. Hastings of Beverly Farms, was issued today on .behalf of Mr. paid £ 10 ill advance of delivery. asked for two Japanese ships to Mrs. Dorothy Sanchez of Engle The ship brought in 642 pas The party took place at the He said ttiat he had sent Laurel The 41 generate and one admir bring beck the remaining prison Mass., arrived from Boston on the sengers, 215 tons of general cargo, world's most famous wak'works to John Stewart Service, a State. De ship earlier in the d*ay. They are wood, N.J., arrived on Sunday to partment official who has been Ryan for the stone but that Ryan al, headed by Lieutenant General ers from the Nahodka camp in yisit her daughter and son-in-law, which included 25 tons of reipj!- mark the 100th anniversary of the was. unable to get it front Percy YojiroJUda, former commander of Siberia. According to today's re the guests of Mr. T. Rehn at Tuck erator cargo, and 560 bags of mail. death of Madame Tussaud, the named by Senator Joseph McCar er's Town until Wednesday when Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ,-Tatem. thy (Republic, Wisconsin), author Lambert aad Ryan so testified in the .crack Konoye Division, were patriates the camp would then Mr. and Mrs. John Bouch-Hissey Ot'tftis 180 bags were for Hie Un little Frenchwoman who founded court. among l,6(%7repatriates who ar close down. they will return on the Queen of ited States Army and 65 for the the exhibition. of recent charges of Communist Bermuda. returned to Boston on Sunday af _.§. Navy. «p influence in the State Department. Devoe went on to say that he rived in Maizuru. The Japanese allege some 360,- ter attending the wedding of their Since she first opened up here - * * * In the cargo were 800 boxes of Mr. Service's jgfwyers released had gone by taxi to see Percy on Another ship left Maizuru to 000 Japanese prisoners are still daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ann in 1802 with 36 figures, more than the matter, arid -that Percy had day to pick up another batch of missing In Soviet Russia. , Mr. and Mrs. St Clair McEvenue Bouch-Hissey to Lieut. Michael fresh apples, 56 cartons of yeast, 50,000,000 people from all over a letter Mr. Service wrote to Sen of Somerset went to Toronto on cheese, large quantities of fruits ator Millard Tydings, chairman of admitted liability, saying that he James Gould, R.N. the world have been to see the would see him next week Devoe Saturday by Trans-Cans-wto Air and vegetables of all kinds, candy, waxworks. the Senate sub-committee which lines. * * # meats and poultry, cigarette, mot has been investigating Senator brought the taxi driver, William Mr. and Mrs.. Eric McKenzie, Miss Joan Aitken returned to ion picture films, electrical appli The art of making wax models McCarthy's charges. Gilbert, in court yesterday to tes who were married last week, were the Colony on the Queen of Ber ances, dry goods, tools, medical has been handed down in the Tus The letter declared: "I am apt tify. passengers to Montreal on Sun muda yesterday and is visiting her supplies and clothing. saud family from generation to and never have been a Communist Percy denied receiving the £ 1$, day. Mrs. McKenzie is the former parents, Mr. and Mrs." _tobert Ait The ship arrived with a new generation. Madame, Tussaud's or an advocate of Communism, saying somethin$,about a delivery ^'tteadache's gone... Miss Doris Whiting. ken in Devonshire. staff captain, Capt. Alan Veater, great - great - grandson, Bernard nor a saboteur of American for of stone he had made on another the former chief officer, who has Tussaud, 53, makes all the models eign policy, or an espionage agent, occasion. Devoe said this was last Six-sear-old Robin Neil, who Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Sherwood today. has bofti under treatment in the arrived on Sunday by Colonial moved up. ."file former staff cap or any of the. other things with April fpr which he had paid £11, King Eow'ard VII Memorial Hos Airlines and are honeymooning tain, Capt. C. J. H. Dunfordr has "As one loses public popularity which 1 have been charged." and had nothiiftto do with the I took GENASPRIN" pital, was taken to Montreal by at The Reefs. . been transferred to command the it is taken out of the collection and Mr. Service offered to assist tfie present suit for the £l6. his mother, Mrs. Harry rleil, of _A, "group of photographers and ss. Fort Avalon, another Furness melted down for the wax to be committee's investigation as soon Somerset, for further treatment. edKors of.-VtMufe Pattern Book ship. _t'! MS used again," he said. "The collec as a review of his loyalty record arrived by Colonial on Saturday, The rest of the Queen's staff tion doesn't go over 500 models had been completed by the State 'GENASP*RIN'—the safe Mrs. Anthony Eden arrived from at a time." Department's loyalty board. Barbados by T.C.A. on Saturday headed by the editor, Mrs. Cook. took a step upwards as a result. tWO STORES BURGlED Mr. Norman James is the new i Mr. Service was in the Far East brand of aspirin—quickly and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. They will be at the Belmont Man Some of the characters who have on his way to a new diplomatic Brock Park at Tucker's Town. or ior two wee_S, photographing chief officer; Mr. R. R. Matthews survived since the beginning are A 15-pound rock was thrown checks Headaches, Tooth- is now first officer; Mr. Ray Mar assignment when Senator McCar fashions in Bermuda for the Aug Napoleon, of whom Madame Tus thy first made his charges. through the plate glass window Mrs. Helen Templeton returned ust issue of the book. shall is senior second officer, and saud made a life cast in 1801 in of Mr. Eugene DeSilva's store, ache, Nerve and Rheu to Toronto on Saturday after two Mr. and tHek. Marvin R. Pettit Mr. C. R. Knight is second* officer. Paris, Shakespeare, Pitt the Youn The Empire Grocery, on the North matic Pains, Colds and months' visit with her cousins, Mr. Capt. Veater, who makes Mis ger, George Washington, Benjamin Shore Road, Pembroke East, dur and Mrs. Wallace Courtney. of "Cale Hill," Hamilton Parish, went to New York on Sunday for home here with We wife and in Franklin, both American Presid Davis are the only American act ing the week-end and the shop 'Flu. Also quickly helps Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell two weeks. iSsPl fant son, is at 31 one of the young ents modelled *from4Hfe, Sir Wal resses there. was entered. tp break a fever. est men to fill such an important and their son, Roy McConnell; arv * * * ter gcott, Lord Byron, Louis XIV, "I am now working on the model The police are investigating. A rived on Saturday for a visit at post, especially on a ship of the Marie Antoinette and a self-por of the Canadian Premier, Louis carton of chocolate bars was At any time of strain Mr. John Gladwin of Fairylands size and importance of the Queen. the Mid-Ocean Club. trait. , St.' Laurent,' said Mr. Tussaud. stolen. or pain,' Genasprin ' sees Another arrival was Mr. Hugh returned to London on Sunday by He has been her chief officer since "As soon as it is finished the for B.O.A.C. after a business trip to she returned to the Bermuda ser Fifteen American Presidents, in A second store to be entered you through! Lemesurier, who is staying at cluding Theodore Roosevelt and mer Premier Mackenzie King will during the week-end was The "Prospect Lodge." England. vice on Valentine's Day last year. go out." Mrs. Jack Pitt returned from For two years before the war he Abe Lincoln, are si_(l thought JR*-- Family Grocery on tfie Glebe If unobtainable from your local chemist \ # * * portant enough to be kept in the The Royal family is the biggest Road in Pembroke East. Mr. or druggist write to Nassau, on Saturday. was her senior third officer. drawing card. Next to t_e Royal NICHOLL & ASHTON LTD, Mr. and Mrs. George Bobinson, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McMartin The Lady Nelson, which docked collection. Ruben Elias, the manager, re P.O. Box 462, Hamilton. family, sex murderer Neville ported yesterday morning that the who have been staying with Mr. also returned from Nassau on at 7.30 a.m., brought 27 passen Joe Louis represents American Heath, and acid-bath murderer and Mrs. H. Stuart, Atwood at Sunday, and Mr. Alan McMartin gers from Halifax and Boston and sport, while Mae West and Bette mHJr"; door had been forced and The word 'Genasprin' is the registered trade mark of Genatosw Ltd* George Haigh seem to Tbe the big a quantity of foodstuffs had been Loufchboi ough, England. '\Lansdowne," Pembroke, returned returned to the Colony on Friday 330 tons of cargo, mostly food gest attractions. to New York yesterday by Pari- by T.C.A. (from Montreal, bn his stuffs. stolen, and also "9/- in pennies. American Airways. way back from Britain. Included in the cargo were 2,250 stration in which they burned Mrs. John Stow and her small Mrs. Marion Wallace, who has bags of flour, 1,475 bags of pot literature being distributed by daughter, Angela, were on the beeft staying with Mrs. Heather atoes, 1,250 boxes of evaporated members of the Jehovah's Wit flight. They will visit for three Nicholls in Paget, was on last milk, and 400 cases of whisky. nesses, a religious sect. weeks with Mrs. Stow's parents, night's flight to London. There were also quantities of groceries animal feeds, fish, and Under the supervision of Rev. Canon and Mrs E. C. Earp, at Bryn Another passenger . was Petty Brother Albert, director of a Mawr, Penn. 'Officer G. P. Drew of H.M. Dock shot—. Roman Catholic school, pupils Miss Mary Gibbons left after yard, who is returning to the Uni Eleven passengers joined the were given time off to collect the spendta* the Easter vacation with ted Kingdom. ship here tot the northbound trip, literature, distributed from door her school friend, Miss Jeanne leaving yesterday afternoon, and to door last night. The literature I Mr. and Mrs. Elton Scovill Way- she carried 31 passengers in tran is described as anti-Roman Cath land of Waterbury, Conn., arrived sit. on the Queen of Bermuda yester olic and also denouncing Premier day and have opened their Ber Maurice Duplessis of Quebec. CHESS PROBLEM muda home, "Ardsbeal," in Paget The pupils, ranging in age from , East They plaa to remain here eight fo 13 years, later burned the (No. 2929) until the end ofMay. JEHOVAH wrnffissES' pamphlets' in a bonfire in the By S. F. E. FLATAU ,* * * school yard. Black, 7 piece*. Mr. and Mrs. John Gould, who PAMPHLETS BURNED Brother Albert said the litera were well known St. George's res ture wquld be burned every time A. idents before the war, are leaving HULL, Quebec,. April 14 (Reu it was circulated and that other on the Queen tomorrow after stay ter) — More than 250 school schools had promised their coop ing for some time at "Walford," children today staged a demon- eration, s Paget. They expect to return the first of June, to take up permanent IR residenre at "Mirarriar," Sharon Lane, Pembroke,. C. ii I a * * + $GH or LOW & A son was born in the King Ed ward Hospital yesterday afternoon ffiAR or FAR Reasons Why to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. L. Whar 0 s ton III, of "The Bungalow," Bail ey's Bay. ^IIMistbSAJlffi * * * *v>fcfeveryDu.are/ , Visiting her parents, Mr. and Copr. 1949 White. 8 pieces. Mrs. M. A. Gibbons, at Islay House pot-dap Co. Internat'l French Perfumes Tucker's Town, is . Mrs. Dennis Qopr. iiuii nt says ELSIE the BORDEN cow White to -play and mate in two. Evans, from Frensham, Surrey, Solution to Problem No. 2928: England. Mrs. Evans is the for 1, R—Rl. 1 . . . B-_SJ , 2. R— mer Miss Ann Gibbons and her KLIM ^ MILK Kt7; 1 ...BXP;2, B—B6 (ch). husband will join her in Bermuda **$ FIRST IN PREFERENCE THE WORLD OVER London Ervress Service. on May 4 for a short vacation. are such Excellent "Buys" here • Low Devaluation Prices ' I BELIEVE IN MAGIC? . { Bermuda has always been noted as the place where good savings could be made You will the first time you use the on French perfumes . . . and now w*Jth devaluation you can save 30 to 50% Superb New ^fiaqic Chef <**« Range D. and more. • Save the 20% Luxury Tax Fully Automatic J%£h Exclusive waist-high "swing ,out" In Bermuda you can also save the 20% broiler. luxury tax you would have^o pay on New one-piece burner and tray, easily Here are fust a Few perfume at home in the U.S. cleaned. Heavily insulated oven with non-tilt of our Grand Values rack$. Famous Red Wheel even heat control — • Full Strength Paris Packs exact temperatures, eliminates baking De-luxe accessories — light, miniate A... Lonvin's My Sin §0/- or $4.23 Every bottle is packaged in France and failures. minder, etc., every cooking convenience. the _ oz. and 52/6 or $7.40 imported direct, -asstHrig you unham the oz. pered, full strength perfumes. ** Magic Chef" Gas Range The New Im I . . . Caron's Rock Garden 67/6 or Provides perfect cooking, baking, broiling — every time. 1H| • Best Selections Possible $9.53 the oz. and £6.7.6 or $17.99 for two ozs. Here at Smith's you will find all of '.§ ft ' • i. the popular perfumes by most of the Complete tine of Magic Chef bow on display — all sizes. C ... Lucien Lelong's Tailspin 20/- famous makers. You are invited fe or $2.82 the _ oz. and 32/6 come in and check prices. We know Fully Guaranteed — Moderately Priced -— Capably Installed or $4.59 the Oz. you'll be delighted. D ... Corday's Tou jours Moi 21 /3 Exclusive With or $3.00 the i oz. and 32/6 or $4.59 the oz. E ... Our own Wild Honey 20/- or BERMUDA GAS mmm COMPANY $2.82 the I oz. ^6n& 30/- or |p $4.23 the _ oz. . Pitt's Bay Road — Dial 2012 More Women Cook On Magic CheS" Than On Any Other Range J*7t__ . 7»Wlt!« |r*age 14 THE£$OYAL €&2_?_TE, TUISDA^ APRU, -f?1950 NO IMMEDIATE MOVE TO ATTACK ON REBELS AT Devonshire Church Organ YESTERDAY'S N.Y. STGCXS END STATE OF WAR MACASSAR IMMINENT WiU Cost £6,000 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS (Through the courtesy of Station WRUL of the World-Wide 3 LONDON, April 17 (Reuter)— Tbe new organ for Devonshire Broadcasting Foundation, in co-operation with Merrill, Lynch, LOST A Foreign Office spokesman to Leader Of Revolt Under Parish Church will cost in the Pierce,-Fenner-and Bean, rebroadcast locally by Station ZBM.) FOR SALE day denied reports that Britain neighbourhood ot £6,000, ac Volume on Uie Exchange yesterday Natomath 10ft < H WW had sent or contemplated sending Arrest In Capital cording to the Rector, the Rev. CHEQUE BOOK, (Bank of Ber JODPHURS M Black, brown or notes on ending the state of war Keith Harman, writing ln the was 2,520.000 shares. .-X^W- ' N.Y. Central 14% S$£~~ - muda), narrow, red. Phone 3886 SILVERWEAR suitable for wed MARKET AVERAGES Northwest Airlines 10ft white, size 14; also riding boots ding gif to at Perinchief s Jewel with Germany to the United current issue of Tbe Diocesan Industrials 214.41 down .07 v^l_p Ohio 01130% between 9 and 5 p.m. DJAKARTA, Indonesia April 17 1 size 6. Bargain. 2342 after 6 p.m. lery Store, York St. St. George's. States, France and the Benelux Magazine.*" Ralls 55.31 up .15 Pacific Mills 28ft f3tJB.tttt^ TOttuw. - , countries. .{Renter). — Indonesian federal Utilities 42.89 down .07 Packard Motors 3% 9913ftu.eitp. troops are likely to land at the Mr. Harman writes: Allegheny Corp. 3_ Pan American Airways 8% SMALL PEit|a^ 1POINT BAND- I No decision on the question is Allied Stores 33 V* Patlno SOke 5% life- BAG, in or near Customs Build BRAND MEW AUTOCYCLES. BEDSPREADS Chenille and sym expected until the fall when the rebel-controlled East Indonesian "The final specifications for the American Airlines 11 _ Pennsylvania Railroad 18% £42-10-0 complete at Cecil new organ have been decided upon Pepsi-Cola 10 ii ings, Kindley Field. Sunday after- phony assorted shades to choose occupation statute is due for re capital and port of Macassar "at American Export 21 Vs" sgraiii? Harris, Chtirch Street. Auto- from. Lusher and Co. Wholesale any moment," an Indonesian De after various alterations had to be American Radiator 15)4 Phelps Dodge 46 neon. Reward. Phone 2219. vision. Armco 34V* Pub. Serv. Elec. and Gag 25ft byke Sales and Service. only. Phone 2135. *' Tiie big three Western Foreign fence Ministry spokesman said made to the original {dans be Pure Qll 29% 76*tu. 13tsa.m.w.f.su.tu. - cause of lack of space in the American Tel and Tel 155% 12fsa.eitp. Ministers will review German here today. American Tobacco B. 68% R. C. A. 22ft Church. 1 Remington Rand 10ft. @p*!f _= VENETIAN BLINDS, made in problems at their meeting in Lon Three ships loaded with federal American Car and Foundry 23 ,i Revere Copper and Brass 17% DOOR MATS from 7/e. ««3besley don in May but they are not ex troops, intended for a landir._ "When completed it will be a American Smelting 52 Republic Steel 27 ft Bermudp, two day delivery, no B. 'WMtatr Phone 1971, Reid Air Reduction 23% SESi_ Sears Roebuck 44ft installation charges, satisfaction pected to make an immediate there nearly two Weeks ago, were magnificent instrument w -ell Anaconda Copper 29 \\ GREAT MANHUNT FOR Street. worthy of the House of God. Dur Schenley 32% guaranteed. Phone 2971 for ser move on the formal state of war still standing off the East Indone A.USUUS' ttAu oss. tf-"V Sinclair Oil 23% . 9975fth.eitp. with Germany. sian coast, and authoritative quar ing their trip to England on the Atcheson, Topeka and Santa Fe 112 ft Socony Vacuum 17% AMERICAN IN GERMANY vice. First hint that the foreign min country's business, the Hon. John Baldwin Locomotive 10ft '3/SOBf Southern Pacific 52% 8980tf.e4.t-p. ters here said six tank landing Bendis Aviation 43 Spiegel Inc. 9% ROW BOAT and fish nets. Apply isters might discuss the issue came ships were to embark more to Cox and Capt. Bayard Dill hope Bethlehem Steel 37ft Standard Brands 23% STOVES, one, two ana thret for quick sale. Cash. Graham from United States State Depart morrow at Semarang and Soura to find time to visit the organ Borg Warner 59 Stan. Oil of Cal. 65% burner; Large and Small Ovens Kennedy, Spanish Point. builders and discuss with them Braniff Airways 8ft Held On 14 Charges, He ment officials in Washington last baya. tfip Briggs Manufacturing 32ft Stan. Oil of N.J. 71% W&B Arcade Furniture Co Burnaby 8*saSu.m.tu.W. the final plans. It will cost in the Studebaker 31% ••'• m£g&8& week. Canadian Paclflc 15ft Sursray Oil 12% Street. Observers believed the chances neighbourhood of six thousand Carrier Corporation 17% Escapes, Knifes German ' They said the question of end of success oi a federal' attack on Swift International 14ft •942+w.eltp HOSIERY, Men's, Women's, Chil. ing the state of 'var with Germany pounds—a very large cum for a J, I. Case 41 i,i Texas Co. 65% drens, at prices that mean profit the East Indonesian rebel forces Celanese Corp. 32ft Tlmken Roller Bearing 35% could be expected to be on the small country parish to raise. It Cerro de Pasco Copper 19 MUNICH^iLpril 17 (Reuter). — to you: Lusher-& Co (Wholesale), would depend largely on whether will have to done over a period T.W*»% WANTED ministers' agenda. But they warn 4,000 Indonesian troops stationed Chesapeake and Ohio 27 ft 20th Century Fox 21ft A 27 - year - old American ex- Phone 3135. ed that no spectacular decisions of years, and it will need the sup Chicago aad Northwestern Rly. 14%' TJttfi*d Airlines 16ft • g520tth.e.i.t.p. in. southern Celebes would join port of every member of the Chi.. Mlw. and St. Paul Rly. 8ft Unfted Aircraft 28% soldier wanted on 14 charges, who Two Shillings PER HUNDRED on Germany or Austria were the comparatively small group of Chrysler 07ft %d. and Id. Church. Columbia Qas and Electric 13% United Fruit Corp. 60 .vSS escaped last night fbr the second paid for fine used VENETIAN BLINDS, as^w in likely. Macassar rebels, who have been Union Carbide 46% Bowie, St. Commercial Solvent 17% United Corporation 4ft Bermuda stamps. design as tomorrow, l_Biades. in control of the port since April "There will, probably be a cer Consolidated Copper Mines 3ft time, in four days from custody, tain amount of criticism at spend U.S. Indust. Chemical 24% George's. Pr* ^s defy competition. Phone 5. Consolidated Natural Oas 45ft U.S. Steel 32V» tonight stabbed and seriously in 82ttu. - £___£ Cnarlie Bartlett 219$ or 3722. ing so much money on an organ Consolidated Edison 31ft Western Union 24% jured a German civilian, the Unit The leader of the Macassar rev at such a time as this, but we Oralne Co. 28 Westlnghouse Elec 34ft 8205tt_.eitp. olt, Captain Andi Abdul Azis, 26- must all remember that the House Cuban American Sugar 16 ft West Indies Sugar 21ft ed States provost marshal re POJSiTION WANTED An Auction Sale *~_rtis Wrleht 9 Willys Overland 6 year-old former British para of God and ihe Worship of God Deere and Oo. 44% /> ported. js-W? RIBBONS—satin, moire, fancy- trooper, was still in Djakarta— V. W. Woolworth 50 CANADIAN BORN and educated Of Importance are vitally important at all times uufont Ta*' ? gfifl Yale and Towne 30ft He is homer Cook, of Nuskoge, Wide colour range. Just ar under arrest since his arrival here and thev are worthy of the very Eastern Airlines 15 Youngstowne 81% honours graduate Vancouver rived. Lusher and Company. two days ago and, according to Eastman Kodak 48 Zonite 5 gSSS Oklahoma. Technical School. Experience in Wholesale only. Phone 2135. best we can offer. Our fore Elec Autolyte 42% j o i— • tiie Sultan of Jogjakarta, awaiting fathers built a magnificent church Brie Railroad 12ft " The German civilian, whose electrical manufacture and mech 8339feitp. New Seaview Bar trial by court martial for his reb which cost thousands of pounds Federated Dept. Stores 35 name was not disclosed, was. slab anical repairs. References. Write ellion. Qaylord Container 18ft' bed with a knife by a man whom Pox 71. Bermuda Press. HAND-BAGS: Ladies-Childrens, North Shore, Devonshire at a time when monev was r-.ooh General Electric 48 ft CANADIAN, LONDON AND ' His revolt was in protest against scarcer than it is today. They General Motors 81 he later described and recognised 71*tu.w.th. select your Summer stock, on the Waterfront the arrival of federal troop rein could easily have built one tuns, Bill ette 37% from a photograph shown to him limited supply available. Lusher ulidden Co. 39%W3T|3 SOUTH AFRICAN STOCKS by detectives as the ex-soldier. & Co. Wholesale. Phone -135. forcements and against possible would have cost them much less, Goodyear 52% HELP WANTED absorption of the East Indonesian but they wanted the best possible Great Northern Pref. 40ft Cook escaped last night by 8463tm.eipt. state. and they used only the finest Graham Paige l% (By courtesy of the Bank of N. T. forcing an opening in the bars FULLTIME SALESMAN. Apply Greyhound 10ft Butterfield and Son) BUREAUS, Chiffoniers, Ward TOMORROW stone and cedar. Thanks to them Gulf Oil Corn. 63 of his cell at the post stockade in writing statins experience. we have a Church to be proud Home State Mining 43% ' .•;' LtiSBXW _ S. AFRICAN STOCKS at Dachau. A. .T * Gorham Ltd. Front Street robes, Rug Mats and Squares in Hudson Motors 15 Butlins 4/6 Tapestry and Axminster. The Wednesday of. CPR Preferred 66 The German was stabbed when 9922ttu.eit{>. Illinois Central 38ft near the Bavarian motor works, \rcade Furniture Co. April 19th 4 p.m. "The new organ should likewise Inspiration Copper 13% Royal Dutch 21% BOOK-KEEPER also shorthand **5ttu.eitp. Before Buying be the'best possible for we, too, International Harvester 26% Mount Isa 30/9 about three miles from here on International Nickel 28ft North Broken Hill 61/9 the road to ^ Dachau. He Was typist. Apply In writing Box are building to the glory of God. International Paper 40% • Blyvoors 47/6 •9943. Bermuda Press. HITS, Hand Tooled from finest See My Listings of The present organ, which owes International Tel and Tel 14% Rand Leases 51/9 taken tb a nearby hospital in a I943*w.th.f.sa.su.m.tu. ' Bermuda cedar In all varieties. its origin to the generrosity of Kennecott Copper 51 ft Rand Selection 46/9 serious condition. , John Davis, Cedar Shop, Somer Conyers, Dill & Pearman the late Mr. William Cox, of May Loew's 15% _Mr '> Daggafontein 88/- ' The provost marshal's office did Attorneys for the Vendor Lockheed 29ft Mlddle Wits 44/6 BAR-CHECKER and Cashier. Ex set. •* f flower, has done wonderful ser Lonestar Cement 77 Durban Roodepoort 93/3 not disclose whether, he was in perienced Enelish and American 7316tm.eitp. Real Estate vice for many . years, but it is Maracalbo Oil and Explor. 7% Free State Geduld 80/- a condition to say what the motive currencies. Apply mornings, El Montgomery Ward 7 Welkom 51/3 obvious that it cannot last much Western Holdings 75/- of the stabbing might have been. bow Beach Clnb. longer, ia fact almost twenty years Monsanto 62% MILLWORK — Windows, Blinds, Nash Kelvinator 20 West Driefonteln 86/9 •&-/$*? All available United States and 34tsu m .tu.w.th,f .sa. Sash, Doors, etc. Immediate de PAUL OUTERBRIDGE ago plans for a new organ were National Dairy 43% - Grootflei 44/3 German, law enforcement officers M. A. GIBBONS discussed. It is up to us now to National Distillers 23% imperial Cold Storage 39/- INTELLIGENT SALES CLERK livery out of stock. Ambard Mill, national Supply Co. 16 Pretoria Portland Cement 108/9 rushed to the area and immedi Auctioneer Dial 3859 finish the job and put in an in / (must be over 18), male or Bast Broadway. Phone 1023. Vereeniglng 100 - ately began one of the biggest female, for New* Wine Store on 980lttu. eitp. strument of which we and those O.K. Bazaars 40/9 night manhunts in post-war Ger 778S*m taw.di i s. who follow us, will be proud. Tn Tiger Oats 30/3 Oilmen Street. (No draught Linuor isnnt*- Elephant Trading 27/9 • many. sold). Applv Gosling Brothers, order that the parishioners might Greatermans 11/1 *•-#*§*» LARKWOOD NYLONS. Famous know all about the new organ, and FOR SALEI! Hubert Davies 38/6 Cook tore out tite piping in the T.td., Front Street, Hamilton. 3 V"s 51-gauge, 15-wnier, 5 also to discuss how best we ean Williams-Hunt d4/_ sink ,in his cell to force a 12 I5!*su.m.tu. shades. Just arrived. Lusher and Hortors 48/- by 18 lqch opening in the bars. Co. Wholesale. Phone 2135. find the balance of the cost of it, Large Ten-Room House Unlon Whaling 32 '6 SHORTHAND-TYPIST. Apply there will be a public meeting at Last Saturday he boasted to 9649ttu.eitp. with four bathrooms Anglo American 152/6 in writing stating qualifications Cavendish Hall on Monday 24th. i CANADIAN STOCKS his guards: "I will escape from to box 52 Bermuda Press. April at 8.15. Everyone, I hope Land — 100 ft. by 370 ft. ' Noon prices in dollars the camp. This time you will NEW IN. Berkshire Nylace Stock will try and come." Bell Telephone 40% never get me alive," American 521 m. tu w.th.f. sa.su. * ings, Kantrun. W. J. Boyle an j FOR SALE Two tanks of water Building Products 34% Canadian Breweries 22ft provost officials said earlier to Two Thoroughly s Experienced Son. Tower Shoe Shop. For quick sale • Consolidated Paper 22ft day, jjp PARLOUR MAIDS over 25 9769fm.eitp. Smelters 97ft . >.*.•'_*_'' £9,000 Holllnger—Nil. last 10% ' They told bow shortly after vears. Apply Housekeeper, Castle Imperial Oil 26% midnight - last night the guard Harbour. PIECE GOODS, Suiting, Pique, FOR SALE Apply M. J. KING International Petroleum 15ft going off duty remarked to his 46tm.tu. Chambray, Dotted-Swiss, Per Large Noranda 68% replacement: "Check that man cale, Cotton Prints, etc. Lusher Kirkdale Farm, Melts 22 back there (Cook). He's making and Co. wholesale. Pbone 2135. LONDON BONDS FOR RENT By Public Auction Warwtek '• (Closing price**) a lot of noise." 9280fsa.eitp. Two-Apartment House 7&93*ti*t_«, 2 Va Consols 69ft At 20 minutes past 12 the noise WELL FURNISHED APART 3ft War Loans $2 11/18 MENT, Warwick, with garden STOP AT DeSILVA'S GARAGE NEAR HAMILTON under power of sale contained Funding Loan 4% 106 ^^ had stopped and the new guard in a mortgage and subject, te found Cook had gone. on Waterfront. Convenient to Fer Collector's Hill, South Shore, Cook escaped from an Ameri ries. Three bedrooms. For month Devonshire, for guaranteed .tyres, One Apartment hat:— conditions of sale, on the Mav or longer. Telephone 3311. motor accessories etc Phone 2303. can detention cell here last week 101 m.tu.w. 9516* w.eitp. Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen and premises FOR SALE by picking the lock. He was re bathroom. on FOR RENT arrested next day at a house in Well Furnished Modern APART A NEW SHIPMENT of Spring Rosenheim, South Bavaria, where MENT, two bedrooms, sitting Dresses. The Royal British, Wed., 26 April, '50 American authorities said he was room, tiled bathroom, kitchen. In Front Street. The second Apartment has:— ^ifl 3V2 Desirable Acres visiting a girl friend. Town. Reasonable. Kitson and 96l7fm.ettp. at 4.00 p.m. The 14 charges against the tall, Co. Ltd. 2919. Four bedrooms, living room, dining room, Ail Attractive on fair-haired fugitive include il ENGLISH DOESKIN GLOVES kitchen and bathroom. 78ftU. the Waterfront legal entry into Germany, illegal 13/6 or U.S. $1.90. Canada $2.10. the property of Wilfred Living, transport in an American Army LARGE BEDROOM overlooking The Boyal British, Front Street Can be economically divided into two ston Furbert situated tn Pembroke Two-Bedroom at ship, attempted robbery, resisting Harbour. Suit two sharing. 8514tw.eitp. 2-bedroom Apartments. . JEW'S BAY arrest, assault and battery, escap Long or short lease. Woodbourne ;.*'West. Fully Furnished Avenue. Phone 1776 after 5 p.m. er ing gaol, possessing a gun with EXTRA HEAVY 40 and 80 gallon the serial number filed off, and 72HU, §__« pressure tanks for replacement. AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD INVESTMENT Description of property: PERINCHIEF'S BAY posing a's a United States agent. Somerset Cash Store. Dial 8131. AT THE BARGAIN PRICE OF COTTAGE Southampton MISCELLANEOUS 58ttu. Lot 12 of the property ia Warwick ENGRAVING -- Prompt, Efficient STEADY AND STRONG, those in known as the"**Rees" property harbour This Property- with a view of the has many Amenities Serviee. Hand done. Jim dispensable Kitchen Step Lad £6500 lying to the North of the Cox's Help Wanted Kempe, "Kempecraft." Darrell'? ders. Not too high or heavy. Hill Road at Spanish Point, and WMrf. Phone 3253. Home 2543 Frith's Hardware. the lot measuring on the 10 minutes from the ferry a number of possibilities 6591ttu. eitp. tltta. NORTH 52 ft. 9 inches on the EAST 125 ft. on the SOUTH Telephone and upkeep of Junior Clerk ENGRAVING—"RepetiUon makes Men's and Beys* Fancy and White Plan and further particulars reputation" — We have lots of POLO SHIRTS; also new stock KITSON & COMPANY LTD. 53 ft. 6 inches and On the grounds included in rent FOR FRONT OFFICE both! CYRIL PALMER. may be seen at the Office of of boys' khaki shorts, from Eng Crawford House, Tel: 2919 WEST 125 ft. TOGETHER Typewriting essential. •ENGRAVER.' Queen Street land. Patterson's Dry Goods Store, Church Street, WITH the cottage thereon Hamilton. x Somerset. 1247 Available approx. June 1st for 7078tsa. eitp : 63t.tu. m Hamilton. erected. M. A. Gibbons Limited APPLY * S to § months ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — Exclusive Agents HEALTH DEPARTMENT Enquiries treated confidentially 14-ft. SAILING BOAT* round General Colonial Airlines. A plan of the property L bilge, centre-board, all gear and 7S76.-t-.-m. Write Hamilton Group P.O. Box and further particulars may 785+t*lB. ready for use. Also 3 _ h.p. out Apply taa. board if required. Major Weld, be obtained from M. A. 9475'm.e.l.t.p. Prospect. GIBBONS, Auctioneer, or The Bank of Bermuda Ltd. UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE, 84+tu. Slip-covers made to order. Conyers, Dili & Pearman, FOR RENT TODAY 4 Columbia VENETIAN BLINDS, Attorney? for the Vendor. Real Estate Division Henry K. Cox, 'Upholsterer', and North Shore Road, near Grace wood, cream,* 38" width. Phone Church, Pembroke. 1280. 75M*tth Mi's «_6. 2 65*tu. Hare You Anything 7««t'<-...««* l» 5. ! TOMORROW S496*tt_eitp. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON BRITISH POWER ENGINE, 6 Two Large Apartments we aire offering DENCE SCHOOLS. 400 courses, cylinder, 100 h.p. Apply Charles To SeU at present occupied hy including mechanical and electri Basden, Somerset Bridge. cal engineering, deisel engine, re 70*tu. HUTCHINGS & MILANI We Offer § For Sale By Auction frigeration, automobile. North LADY _. JODPHUR BOOTS, size Reid Street Extension , Street. Hamilton. 5%. Good condition. Enquire 9 H* * 9784ttu. eitp. at Bda. Shoe Co. Pbone 1831. Suitable TRAVELLING? Get courteous ex 67* tu. "WESTMERE" pert advice. There is no charge FOR SALE .either as Residence Quantity OLD RED BRICKS. If So, Please or Business Suites A Fine Collection for service. Reservations, tickets Phone 4822. for travel anywhere by air, sea, 66*tu.f. of rail, motor. Hotel accommodations Get in touch with MR. WILBUR KEMPE Reasonable Rental and sightseeing. Call at our Front ONE MORRIS TEN, 11.000 miles, Modern 4 Bedroom Home Mahogany and Cedar Street Office or phone 2535. Ber 1947 model, mechanically sound. in Smith's Parish j§l|l§ Available 1st June, 1950 muda Reservation Bureau. On view Friday, April 21., from 2 IMMEDIATELY Furnishings 9978tth.eitp. till 4 pjn. Price £285. Contact Traditional Bermuda design featuring Conway Trott, 3810. s&sS who will arrange for your surplus goods China and Crystal YOUR LIGHT TRUCK must be Large drawing room with french doors and fireplace For Appointment to inspect 74ftu. ^§|V§| to be sold at the Dining room with raised fireplace, . Linens, Silver, etc. insured examined and licensed Two Dathrooms and powder room call before 1st Jut;/. Do it today. WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERA 4tsa.eitp TOR in first, class condition. 7 Sheltered verandah M. A, Gibbons Limited The Time:— 1*0 a.m. each day A LOVELY AFTERNOON — a cubic feet. Porcelain finish. May Best Possible Prices Garage : be seen by appointment. Phone W. Telephone 1261 . M. A. Gibbons Limited flight with us, then tea at The ... in .our next :§|||| Laundry and Captain's Cabin'. Bermuda Air H. R. Cooper, No. 2204. 20,000-gallon capacity tank 7879ft... 787«t*B. Tours. Phone 3225. 16tsa.m.tu.w. iflp Public Auction Sate Sizable grounds in exclusive neighborhood settu. EMPTY WOODEN KEGS, & U.S. PLATE GLASS INSURANCE pro gallon capacity, Hand«yJ an0* 1Vd4 Use- All goods must he Delivered to Trinity Hall, Panoramic view of the South Shore tects you against' loss from Useful. Sunshine Sugjgly Co., breakage. Consult Bermuda Fire Reid Street. Cedar Ave., by Wednesday, April 19, 1950. Price: £8,500 POSITION VACANT and Marine Insurance Company. 39fm.tu.w. gOttU. ' 1 Two ton Bedford stake TRUCK. For appointment te view. WHITEWASHING and COLOUR- Apply O. R. LobtelrtrLtd., Front APPLY WASHJNG.done, inside and out. Street. Hamilton. Large and well established firm requires the side, by experienced workmen. 51 f m.tu.w. KITSON & COMPANY, LTD, FLITCROFT AND LIGHTBOURN LTD. Our motto is "service". Prices services of--^l|p* GARDEN SUPPLIES—seeds, fer Estate Agents — Auctioneers — Insurance Brokers i Front Street Hamilton reasonable. Phone 2845, J. E. Smith. tilisers, tools, etc. WADSON'S An Experienced 5940feitp. General Agents for Colonial Airlines Inc. Phone 2953 69*tu. Consult our Travel Division Aeeountant-Book»l-eeper Crawford House 2919 CAR REPAIRS ... We take care SHEETS, PILLOW CASES — Tel: for your travel -requirements of everything smoothly and effi Cannon brand,, percale and Church Street 1247 Phone 2139 Write box R7631, Bermuda Press ciently. Austin-Trott Garage. Hamilton muslin. Lusher and Company, 77»ti4a. 763itf .«-_.*». i_M^i^_i^_H_i _i___l Richmond Road. wholesale only. Phone 213f*. 57ttu.. 9192ftu.eitp. ___?*>•