LJGHTING.UP TIME _& 8.59 p.m. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER v Maximum temperature ...... 82.2 TIDE TABLTFOR JUHE Minimum temperature 764 h er L Rainfall ; _**. nil A^ ^w °w Water Sun- Sun- Sunshine „ 9.7 hours •>•> V™ M' AM* pM. rise set 23 IM oS 726 7*» 612 8.2» •« 1-56 2.40 8.17 8.54 6.13 8.29 »2jeile VOL.* 30 — NO. 145 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, FR1D«^JUNE 23, 1950 6D PER COPY Schuman Plan ARGYLL, S TENTH ACROSS FINISHBritis h Government To LINE,JVVINS OCEAN YACHT |RACE Seek Vote Of Confidence
LONDON, June 22 (Reuter).— The Labour Government Merry Maiden Takes Double tonight flung down the gauntlet to conservative leader Wins ton Churchill by a clear-cut demand for a vote of confidence from Parliament next Tuesday on its handling of the Schu man plan negotiations. Honours In Class "B" The minute - majority adminis- I tratipn staked its existence on this step — an official amendment to At 7.39 last night, Argyll, the 56-foot yawl owned and ST. MARK'S MISSION the Conservative-Liberal motion sajjed by William T. Moore of Oyster Bay, Long Island, was calling for British participation in officially confirmed as winner of the 1950 ocean yacht race to the current six-power talks on the BUILDING FUND FETE I plan in Paris. Bermuda. But with the Socialist Parlia Tenth across the finish line — she crossed the line at mentary forces now marshalled St. David's Head at 1.47 yesterday morning — the yacht gave Governor And Lady Hood solidly behind it, and tiie balief more than 18 hours to the yacht carrying the greatest handi cap. The winner could not -be pye,dicted until that time lapse Try The Coconut Shies ff&XSfi^ ernment felt confident ol averting had expired. BV ten o'clock last night, all An enthusiastic crowd yester- ^£'?a'j* -of class "A" we^?e in, all but four day followed the lead of the Gov- _ Tne task of Prime Minister of the class "B" yachts were in, ernor; Lieut.-Gen. Sir Alexander Clement Attlee and his colleagues SUSPECT SABOTAGE but only one class "C" yacht had Hood, and Lady Hood and tried was to convince Parliament that crossed. their luck at the various contests ^e Government policy is not he- DOUBLE HONOUR and coconut shies at the fete held ms influenced by any Socialist IN SUBMARINE Merry Maiden, the 52-foot yawl on the lawns of the Smith's Parish Party prejudice. owned by H. I. Pratt, took first rectory, "Villa Mont Clare," at Tne evea bigger task of Mr. place in class "B" with a corrected A view of some of the yachts that took part in tiie biennial Newport—Bermuda ocean race Flatts to raise funds for the St. Churchill was to decide how far Fourth Case In British time of three days, three hours, at their moorings in Hamilton Harbour yesterday. Mark's Mission building fund. I ahead of the Government he is thirty-five minutes and thirty-two Many persons who could not I PrePared to carry his own party Navy Ship IB 18 Months seconds. Merry Maiden was the come sent donations. It was hoped on the ^"man P1™- first yacht in class B to finish, to raise £1,000 and costs were TEST OF STRENGTH LONDON, June 22 (Router).- winning a double honour in ibis 3 000 Thron ?^ept *?„* minimum ****& many of political attention on both sides' The British Admiralty tonight I division. the raffle prizes donated by Ber-|of t^ English Channel was fixed stated there was "a case of sus William Moore was not chalk 7-SSr I ' 8 Dockyard To muda merchants and other things on what may prove to be the most pected sabotage" in the submarine ing up his victory prematurely, for sale given by interested per significant test of strength be Tally-Ho now undergoing a refit although it was noticed by a sons. tween the Government and tbe at Devonport dockyard. Royal Gazette reporter who inter Atomic Bombs Not Included J56*6 The gates opened at 2.30 p.m. almost evenly-matched Opposi "The submarine is one of those viewed him that he seemed just Britisfc Navy "At Home" and the Leopard's Club's roulette tion. in reserve. Investigations are pro able to contain himself. There was wheel immediately attracted a The Government's amendment ceeding," the Admiralty statement no denying that he was pleased In Plan Before IM large crowd trying their luck for tion for the debate on Monday added. "fiermuda Dockyard. No Ad-1 *¥hose who did not see the first j provised entertahiment, in outlan- tbe handsome prizes of kitchen- with the yacht's performance and divil ware. The wheel was a bicycle : and Tuesday urges Britain to join It was understood that sand had it was apparent that he wished the LAKE SUCCE86, June 22 mi.tamce. Excetot. on Business" ' ?2 display were able to see a | dish costume, all afternoon. the Schuman plan -talks withothe-u- (Reuter). — The United States to r Wherever the crowd roamed, one wheel with the tyre removed and been found in a vital part of the time to go by in a hurry that it . I repeat performance an hour later. or two hardy sailors were at band a wedge of cardboard fastened on countries provided there is a res vessel. might be decided, one way or day proposed that the United This notice on the main gate at j But some missed even this: there ervation that Britain can with Nations should set up a perman to amuse them. to jt to mark where it stopped. The Tally-Ho is a 1,575-ton another, just who was the Ber H.M. Dockyard did not prevent were so many other attractions. Speedboat rides were there for draw, if the plan proves Impracti patrol type submarine of the same muda winner. ent "disarmament administration.,, A good crowd had gathered by cable. to supervise the production of <*"*-• dockyard yesterday, "COMMANDO ASSAULT" the taking; the dockyard church class as the Truculent sunk in SECOND RACE Most spectacular* was a "Com the time the Governor and Lady The Governments amendment the Thames estuary with heavy conventional armaments—not in- They wandered into fitting, was open; and at the cinema three Hood arrived at 4 p.m. to declare I presented tonight makes the point This was Argyll's second race to eluding atomic bombs—among the shops, fingered diving suits, poked mando assault" staged by the Royal Navy films were showing to l«Bs of life after being in collision Bemuda, she having finished Royal Marines from H.M.S. Glas- the fete officially open. They that it was not possible for the with the Swedish vessel Divina big Dowers. their heads into a 60-year-old can-. a small group. were welcomed by the Hon. N. • British Government to take part earlier this year. twenty-seventh in the 1948 race. 'non, walked unconcernedly into M*°w B* the light of flares THRILL FOR YOUNGSTERS As was general with all the other This administration, the Ameri- H. P. Vesey, M.C.P., the Rev. Les- in the internatonal consideration Normally, this type of vessel has can proposal suggested would have I the former'Commissioner's house^j, against "fire" from Bofors and Perhaps the biggest thrill for lie Gunner, rector of Hamilton- of the proposals of terms com- yachts who have finished to date, n youngsters was the complete free- a crew of 59. It has nine to 11 Argyll played the course along the the nnwpr tn inv«>stitrati» national climbed aboard the Ships Otthe "°™ s^as, tney st.aieu.an ou wi cum-Smith's, and Mrs. < Gunner, mi tting it, in advance, to pool the torpedo tubes, one four-inch gun, western part of the rhumb tin*., armaments and to report to ®2th?e I aeet, peered into gun-turrets and fa"**, overpowered the opposition dom to run up the gangplanks of | and were joined by the Bishop of production of coal and steel and to one 20 millimeter anti-aircraft After their skirmish wftn the *Smt Security Council any violation .*>f generally made themselves at«» top and captured the armoury, tbe big ships and inspect the fit- Bermuda, the Rt. Rev. John Jagoe, institute a new high authority gun and three smaller calibre | agreed reductions. home Screams came from the assem- tings at will. On the Glasgow, the Snd Mrs] Jagoe. and by Arch-1 whose decisions would bind the machine guns. - Stream, they found •themselves 40 miles west of the line *Wi*th 'tile The United States proposal was Bot it was the British Navy that i droppeBTAd crowd tod aths ethre groune "dead rrod bodiesm the- j ammunition and explosives were deacon Henry Marriott, -who had I Government, The Tallo-Ho is believed to be laid before the working commit was "At Home". laid out for inspection, with a tor- arrived lust ahead of them. But it goes on to ask Parliament equipped with "Snort" under wind fixed for their best point of swaying ropes. And the peoole 1 sailing from there in. tee of the disarmament commis For the first time since the were relieved to see' the 12 Ma- I pedo and the flagship's sailing The official party walked to the to "approve the declared readi- water breathing apparatus. In sion today. America and West Indies Squad boats. The Children (and some [edge of the terrace where Mr. | ness of His Majesty's Government 1945 she completed a 61,000-mile "We changed our course just a ron has been based on Bermuda, rines, safe "and sound, after they | adults) got a blg thrill when they Vesey welcomed His Excellency, to take a constructive part in the couple of degrees from their on Although the United Nations had "blown up" the armoury, partol in the Pacific where she disarmament commission has for the public were allowed to inspect were twirled around in the praising his interest in all the conversations with the hope that sank 21 Japanese ships including in" Mr. Moore the skipper and Almost as impressive was a dis bristling gun-turrets. two years been unable to arrive the ships unhampered. play of physical training by a activities of the Colony. they may be able to join in, or as- a cruiser, a submarine and a sub owner told The Royal Gazette. BY SAILORS FOR SAILORS -The frigates Sparrow and Mr. Vesey explained the pur- | sociate themselves with, the com marine chaser. His story was similar, to the at any agreement on the question precision-conscious group of sail of arms reduction, the United It was a real "Navy Day" — a Snipe were also popular, with poge 0f the fete, to raise money mon effort." majority of others of the passage ors. To the strains of "Believe me their demonstrations of four-inch This is the fourth case of suspec States proposal suggested that the how by sailors, for sailors, as if . all those endearing young for the St. Mark's Mission school, Political observers here be ted sabotage in a British navy of the Gulf Stream, said Mr. s and Bofors guns, a fire-fighting room, pointing out that the space lieve that iii the past few days Mr. ship in the past 18 months. Moore: "Going through the Gulf United Nations should set up a the entire proceeds will go to the j charms..." they sailed through the display, an exhibition of gun-drill Attlee has shed some of his anxie working body which could begin Saii ' Home mortgage fund And ir in double somersaults leaps, for educating children was pro Last Friday the Admiralty re Stream we hit a couple of squalls org a and small arms, and a lay out of vided at little or no cost to the ties—and Mr. Churchill has added ported* that an electrical defect but they were not so bad that we to function as soon as agreement the Navy made excellent hosts, dives and other "horse" play. And sailors' kit and hammocks. to his. was reached. Their small motor-boats tooted a to round^t off they threw into the Colony. The church took an in- had been found )n the 1,710-ton had to shorten sail to any extent. In H.M.S. Malabar, the former terest in secular education, he ex By his speech to the Parlia destroyer Urania at the west of We used a double head rig for Composed of members of the welcome to the many hundreds of Basin two sailors who had held Commissioner's house, there was mentary Labour Party on Wed Security -Council,, the adnunistra- ie travelling into the dock- down the gymnasium horse, plained, and he praised the rector, England dockyard of Devonport. about eight hours in the stream peop a roomful of handicraft exhibits— Mr. Gunner, for his efforts to nesday the Prime Minister not At first attempted sabotage was but for about two hours we had to tion would have the primary task | £^.d by the new tender .'Chaun The annaul, two-mile cuttet a graceful model-yacht by the of ensuring that nations had in { cey M.' Depew"; by the naval race provided another diversion. develop the children's minds and only satisfied himself of almost suspected, but later the Admiralty shorten down to a fore staysail." fact disarmed within the limits of butcher on H.M.S. Glasgow, oil- make good citizens. 100 per cent party backing in said: "There is no evidence at Continued on Page 2 tenders Amber and Jade, which Snipe were the winners, with the paintings by Captain J. T. Lean, [ the Schuman plan vote next a proposed conviction. ran shuttle services; and by the Glasgow Marines second, the Commenting on the beautiful present that the situation was captain-in-charge of the dock surroundings for a fete "for so ! week; he also did much to rally caused maliciously." ferries of the Bermuda Transport Sparrow third and the Glasgow yard, and Captain W. J. Yendell, I "waverers" who were disturbed ation Company. Stokers last. worthy an object,"' the Governor Three signal flares were found Reds* Trojan Dove Manoeuvre commander of the Glasgow, as said he trusted the crowd would by the conflict produced between "on May 31 near a boiler in the 23,- Several of the sailors acted as THE HORNPIPE well as dozens of other delicately- ftspond generously and whole the Government's cautiously ap- 000-ton fleet carrier'Illustrious. traffic-policemen, directing cars, What would a "Navy Day" be made showpieces. All were made heartedly to the money-raising ef ! proving reactions to the plan and In January last year the sub to - bicycles and omnibuses without a sailors' hornpipe? The by Naval men and their children the Labour Party national execu the crowded dockyard. forts. marine Trenchant, another Devon- organisers had not omitted to during leisure hours. "The youth of this Colony de tive's almost simultaneously pub port ship, was found to have an Acheson Says It wai ite supply this, and a perfectly- Most of the visitors also took a lished European unity manifesto. serve all we can give them," he oil pipe of her steering gear "EYE-OPENER" The impression produced in Bermudians seemed to have trained team of nine, jigged up quick look , around the boom said. Slocked by a piece of rag. At and down toihe amusement—and working vessel, H.M.S. Barbecue. The Governor and his party | many3u*_}**a J3* *he manifesto tempted sabotage was then sus seized their chance to inspect the in some cases, the amazement—of The end of the day came too for which Mr. Attlee, as a.member pected and inquiries were made Solve Soviet-U.S. Problems dockyard before it closed down then toured the fete, making 'their the crowd. If the many American quickly for most, with many of first stop at the raffles 'booth of the national executive, shared by officers of Britain's counter for good. And to those to whom visitors among fhe onlookers did the buildings not inspected. When responsibility—was that the party espionage service, M.I. 5. H.M. Dockyard had hitherto been where Mr. Vesey presented Mrs. C A M BRIDGE, Massachusetts, not understand some of the cere it was realised that it was nearly Ora Bean, who was in charge of it. had set its face against all cur When the Devonport-built air a name, or a separate, detached rent proposals for European eco EDUCATION BOARD TURN June 22 (Reuter).— The United community, "Navy Day" was an monies, they certainly appreci time for the last ferry to leave the There were raffles on a round- craft carrier Terrible was trans States Secretary of State, Mr. ated them. dockyard for Hamilton, there was trip by Colonial Airlines, donated nomic integration. ferred to the Australian navy last eye-opener. a rush to "see the rest" before Dean Acheson, today described For three shillings and sixpence The programme ended with the by Mr. Sigmund Janas; a three- DISTINCTION DRAWN year, loose bolts were found in DOWN PTA RESOLUTION the Communist "peace" propa "Beating of the Retreat" by the the opportunity had gone. burner oil stove from /Masters Mr. Attlee drew a clear distinc one of the engines which could (orie-and-ninepenee for children). smart Royal Marines. There was a sudden "invasion" hifeVe damaged essential gears. ganda campaign as a "Trojan the dockyard was theirs for the Limited; a picnic basket donated tion between the official pro dove" manoeuvre. The Royal Marines band, which pf the shipwright's shop and the by Mr. Vesey; a Wedgwood tea set nouncements of the Government, An M.I. 5 officer arrived at day. They saw the busy sheds, sail loft. With a final visit to the j Mr. K. Robinson To Be Head Efforts at resolving Soviet- played throughout the afternoon, Continued on Pagt 2 Plymouth, Devon, today to carry with their blastfurnaces, two-top did a splendid job. sideshows and a last drink of Continued •• Pagt 2 out investigations. Of New Bailey's Bay School American differences would be steam hammers, mighty, rolling "coke" the crowds drifted slowly The sabotage attempt was un useless until the Soviet leaders cranes and sweating workmen. PIRATE'S CAVE *way. For some of them, workers derstood to be serious. genuinely accepted a lrVe and let They watched a keenly-fou**jht There were sideshows—includ in the yard, it made no big impact, o The Board of Education has live phllosphy, he said. water-polo match alongside the ing a miniature rifle range, a but for former dockyard-workers, turned down a resolution' from At a Harvard University cele great floating dock. And after "pirate's cave" for the children, returning after years of retire Britain May Harness Atomic * CORPORATION APPROVE Hamilton Parish Parents-Teach bration meeting, Mr. Atcheson inspecting the mechanism of the ahd several try-your-luck games ment, it revived many memories ers' Association, asking that the said: dock, they saw one of the sailors —and many refreshment stalls. of the glories of the big ships. YACHT CLUB PLANS board make Mr. V. C. Outerbridge "As the leaders of the Soviet pull on his 187-lbs. diving suit and Another stall sold souvenir And for those who had never headmaster of the new school in Union come to appreciate that descend into the depths of th* brooches, powder-cOmpacts and before seen the yard, except re- | Power To Industry In 10 Years Bailey's Bay. their analysis of the world situa North Basin, where he showed- cigarette cases rows of souvenir motely from passing ferries, it This was announced at a meet tion, and their policies flowing how divers keep contact with the photographs were also on sale. was a sad thought that they would Gibbons Company Refused ing of the PTA. last night when from that analysis, have been in surface. Odd groups of sailors gave im- j never visit it again. HARWELL, Berkshire, England, it was said that the resolution had correct, the possibility for reason June 22 (Reuter).—British scient Congress Gets Permission For Tunnel followed a petition, signed by 270 able settlements of matters affect ists and engineers working at the residents of Hamilton Parish, ing the stability and progress of atomic research station here Secret Report On , Hamilton Corporation at a backing Mr. Outerbridge as head the international community will emerged from their normal cur meeting on Tuesday considered master. increase. tain of secrecy today to tell how Hydrogen Bomb and approved plans for alterations Last night Mrs. Ewart Outer- "Until the Soviet leaders do they expected to harness atomic genuinely accept a 'live and let power to industry before 1960. and additions to the Royal Ber bridge, secretary, read the reply WASHINGTON, June 22 (Reu muda Yacht Club. The plans had of the Board to the P.T.A's resol- live' philosophy, then no approach Aready the Government is from the free world, however ter).— A secret progress report previously been approved by the ution. Mr. C. G. G. Gilbert, Direc studying a Harwell plan for the on development of the hydrogen Corporation's Property commit tor of Education; wrote that the | imaginative, and no T«»Jan dove construction of experimental bomb was given to Congress today tee. from the communist movement atomic power units. board had given careful consider will help to resolve our mutual Their research may mean — at a closed session. According to the minutes of the ation to the petition and to the Senator Brien McMahon (Dem- meeting • issued to the Press, the following letter, but had decided problems. once difficulties have been over that in less than ten years ocrat. Connecticut), chairman of property committee also recom "to adhere to their original decis "This does not mean that dis come v time the first atom liner, stream thA.1— e— Senate-HousO ^ ~» ^ Art Ll AI eneA atomihtAmi/c1 energe\«OiertlyT mended that the pump house and ion to appoint Mr. K. E. Robin cussion should not take place, or commission, told reporters only pump situated on the Bermud son as headmaster of the school." that every effort should not be lined and without ea funnel will that the hydrogen bomb had been iana waterfront property be rent The letter added: "The board made to settle any questions set out on her maiden voyage. discussed, along with the submar ed to the owners of the Bermud- trust that for the benefit Of all which are possible of settlement. CONDUCTED TOUR concerned Mr. Robinson will re "It is our policy tp be the first ine reactor programme and a new SjLa swimming pool and that a Nearly 100 world journalists, General Electric Company con rental agreement be drawn up. ceive the support and cooperation | to attend at international confer after a rigid security test, were of the people of the* parish;" and | tract with the atomic energy com During the discussion that fol ence tables, and the last to retire. taken behind Harwell's barbed mission. lowed « was felt that, as the it stated that Mr. V. Outerbridge i "We shall, continue, through wire on a conducted tour of parts had been appointed to take Mr. Senator McMahon said he nool was being used by the Ber diplomatic channels and through of the plant. thought work now being done on muda Athletic Association on a Robinson's place as headmaster of the United Nations, to keep open One end of "Bepo" — the ex- the Harrington Sound school. a submarine atomic power plant commercial basis, more rettitA every possibility for the adjust perimentel pile which generates had ..get ahead*» pr0spects for should ba charaed. It was direct President of the P.T.A., Mr. ment of differences, and we look •atomic enwray — was curtained Btomic power for non-military ed thai the Property committee Henry Lowe said he had placed forward confidently to the day off so that inquisitive eyes would j vessels. when the gradual process of ac reinvwrtisate and report. the letter before the committee of not see something that is still General Electric is the largest The Finance committee recpm* he P.T.A., who had said they commodation will begin to make secret — the arrangement of the itself felt. single private contractor for the mended that St. Andrew's Hall be would "abide *by the board's de uranium rods which pass through atomic energy commission. Its exempted from taxes, provided cision to a certain extent." Mr. "To this end, we shall continue the huge, mauve-coloured block. Lowe added: "I think "We "should !to give unfaltering support to the present contract -will expire, at the that the hall is used wholly for Among the newsmen shown the i end of the year. trv to do our best with what we United Nations, plant were journalists from the religious and church purposes Senator McMahon did net dis and that a refund of taxes paid by have accomplished, in having Mr. CREATIVE EFFORT United States, Austria, Belgium, Outerbridge appointed as head- "It is a fact of considerable im- Western Germany, Switzerland, cuss details of the new General them in the past be made. The Electric contract on which a ten finance .(committee's recommend- master at Harrington Sound." portance, although hardly recog- France and Denmark. Contimied on P«ge 2 Continued oa P«f• 7 tative agreement bad been CeeBtieMM-el «D FtfC 2 '____> Visitors to tho dockyard going aboard H.M.S. Sparrow yesterday afternoon. tWumtd On Pag* 14 ' reached. r*ageT2* THE ROYAL GA^ETTJL FRIDAY, .JUNE 23, 1950 ty H-MsjSs^s^s^s^sjH^sj«s^e^e^sSsjSe*sj«s«l l^« WEDDING Schuman Plan Incorporating 1 J The Royal Gazette (Estab. 1828) 7%e Diary Argylk Tenle^S^cross Finish Line, The Colonist and Dally News Mello - British Government To ' (Estab. 1866) of |*\| ^ Wins Oce&s Ylcht Race I St. Theresa's Church in Hamil tT.S. and Canada Representatives: ton was tiie scene at six o'clock S. S. Koppe & Company, Inc. yesterday evening of the wedding " 630 Fifth Avenue, Samuel Pepys Teucer | . Continued Irom Page 1 of Miss Dolores Ruth/ Mello, Seek Vote Of Confidence New York City. The Argyll-was able to click on had been in heavier weather be On Wednesday, they- brought up daughter of Mr^aad.Mrs. John. N. ! United kingdom Representatives: navigation all the way down for fore but nothing, carried away." an , adult whale right ahead of Mello of Collector's Hill, Smith's J African & Colonial Press Agency. Ltd., each day she' was able to get sun Carina's mast snapped off at them spouting water in a'playful Parish, to Mr. John Ivor Elliott, Con*. inued from fate 1 Thursday, June 22nd 8 Bed Lion Square,. . sights, although star sights were about ten' feet above ;the deck at manner. It must have realized its son of Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott ment's stand" by more il»»~.3t)J London, W.C. 1, England. unobtainable until Tuesday night. eight., o'clock this morning when toilet ^as being intruded upon by of Rathgar, Dublin, Ireland. and a general statement of Social To the Trinity Hall lastavening the yacht was about 85 miles off a dozen apprehensive sailors, for J. The Rev. John McCarthy- con ist principles. The manifesto, Labour backbencher* who tabled where a rare treat awaits me. For • ARGYLE'S CREW a further amendment on the Schu Proprietors jTAboard Argyle were her owner "Serniuda. Crowding on erery bit it sounded fast and yielded sea ducted the service while the light draifted before the Sffhuman plan it appears that by the good graces of canvas she*] had room for, the room to the former Dutch yacht. of the late afternoon sun streamed was announced, has as' yet no man proposals. -Jj$'% Mi" of the president, the persuasive Jg. T.'Mo^re^'Everard C. Endt of The amendment read that THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. : •nfew** xork; -Jomes Mertz bf Pur regular racing procedure; the miz- The Zeeararid must have had a in the upper windows on trie bri status — it must go before the Rev. James Purves,' the B.M.D.S. zep staysail had just been set dal group. The church was decor annual conference of the party for "While rewignizing the signific Reid Street, Hamilton were able to present the talented chase, New York; Edward R. Gre- bad time of it in the stream, for, ance of. the endeavour to unify when the mizzen mast snapped. after battling Winds and torrential ated with delicate white flowers approval, and, as some predict, MtssJasminne Fisher in a de eff of Glen Cove, Long Island; modification. Europe's coal and steel industries. lightful exposition of the work Kenneth Alexander of Woodbury, fc^w.-evere able to save the i rains under forestaysail and miz- by Mrs. Frick. Mr. Anthony Fer Editor: E. T. SAYER spar and the sail and no one was raz was at the organ. The scope of the Schuman plan this House fully supports His Manager: FORD BAXTER d| a famed English Repertory Long Island; Bromley Stone of \en alone, they entered a flat calm Majesty's Government in ft* re Theatre. Now this theatre aims at Oyster Bay; J. Raymtjnd Smith of injurecL They slatted about for eight hours The bride, who was given in of next wfeek's debate may be "B" Class winner. Merry Maid marriage by her father, wore a limited by the amount of infor fusal to enter into undefined cdm- maintaining and furthering the New York; and John K. Cow- while witnessing one of the most mitmenfsana stresses the import FRDAY, JUNE 213, 1950 great traditions of the English perthwaite of Far Hills, New Jer en apparently saw* more yachts in awe-inspiring lightning storms lovely gown of heavy white satin mation coming out of the Paris this race than any of the other and white lace with a long train talks. And the Government clear ance of relating its responsibiUties drama, in training actors to be sey. the crew had ever seen. in the Commonwealth and ster worthy of a glorious past, and to boats. On; Monday afternoon, FINISH ORDER and a full tulle veil even loriger ly has no intention at this stage Merry Maiden, the Class B win when entering the Gulf Stream, than the train. The fitted hodiceS of putting forward its own pro ling area td any future proposals Corporation Apptove spread the culture of the theatre ner, finished at the head of the The following was the order of or discussions." throughout the whole Empire. So they crossed Mustang's bow. They and long sleeves of the dress posals. "B*' Class fleet, although they finish to midnight: were of lace, cut in a sweetheart But it has a mass of information Yacht Club Plans to that end the theatre, instead of broke a fitting, of their main hit a torrential rain and winds 1. Boiero, second in Class "A"; aiming at one play to run a hun of 40 knots, jin the stream and neckline, and the full satin skirt in the. report presented to the spreader just where the spreader 2. Royono, third in Class "A"; 3. was gathered at the waist. She Cabinet at itsi meeting today hy Continued from Page 1 dred or a thousand nights, pre joined fhe mast. Fortunately for Sdn't see any more of her until Escapade, fourth 'in Class "A"; 4. pares plays for practically every after the finish. They spotted fuSy Hawk, eighth in Class "A"; wore a heart-shaped halo of stiff the inter-departm6ntal commit Norway To Take ation was approved subject to the night of. the year. These range them, the spreader was on the lee Highland Light on Wednesday at ened lace _banded with orange tee under Sir Eric Plowden, which wording now being* "Pi/ivided side and, as they came in on one 5. Baruna, sixth in Class "A": 6. from tragedy to comedy, from his dfiwri on flie horizon just.vastern ttmb^tU, twelfth in Class- "A"; blossoms and the long veil was has been studying the plan.. Blind DP'S that the hall is used wholly for re toric to romantic, from straight- long close reach, they did not njwfe' of them.. All during the day they weighted at the hem with a spray *n these circumstances Conser ligious, church and charitable to worry about it. Jsfe, fv'Nina, seventh in Class "A"; 8. foward action to psychological watched Highland Light, the race Nirvana, fifth in Class "A"; 9. of orange blossom. She carried •**, vatives may find it tactically -to HAMBURG (AP) — Fiff^lind purposes." Not so lucky wCre two other record holder and one of the six shower bouquet of stephanotis and their advantage to concentrate on It was directed that the 'session prowems. yachtsin ciaas'-'B". Katuna broke Gulvain, ninth in Class "A"; 10. displaced persons in Gernfany entries of tlje United Naval Aca fern. the confused situation created by will soon find .hope and a new clerk of St. Andrew's Presbyterian And last night the gifted ac her rudder shortly after the start Argyll, first in Class "A"; and tress presented samples of each. demy, creep up, pass them and She •vva's attended by her sister. the Socialist manifesto. home in Norway. They have Church be so informed. apd was forced back into port overall:.11. Vamarie, sixteenth in Mrs. Arthur Simon, as matron of More than that, she, very concisely while Zara the 51-foot ketch, had disappear, over the horizon just Class "A"; 12. Blitzen, tenth^n But on the plan itself — Mr. been stranded in Germany since It was reported that Canon Bur but effectively explained each ahead pf th'ejn, at sunset. honour, and by Miss Dorothy Can-i Churchill will have to tell Parlia the war. Frequent applications rell of Trinity Hall was riot quite her main spreader carried away. Class '*•$"; 13. Highland Light, ton and Mrs. Michael Wagner as scene she presented with regard to She put back into Woods Hole and Merry Maiden sailed about 45- seventeerith'Jri.lfclasK "A": 14. Ges ment whether he accepts or re for immigration visas to other clear as to the Corporation's its relation to the complete play. §j|>jjiiiles Wej|*£$$,jlhe rhumb line bridesmaids. Mrs. Simon's long jects the contention that the Gov countries have been rejected. meaning with regard to religious cabled the finish line committee of ture, twelfj& in Class "A"; 15. dress was of orchid gathered net, A marvellous range of emotions her abandoning the race. most Qf the way.^pwn figuring to Zaida, fourteenth in Class "A"; ernment could not take, parte in a Then the Norwegian govern and church purposes in their letter she demonstrated without trick or come in reaching, and,, at abo.ut $j*ssigned with a shirred Jbdpice conference pledged beforehand to ment offered a helping hand In to him of June 9th. CAUSES FLURRY 16. Merry Maiden, fl£st in Class }\ device. There was no programme sunset on Wednesday night, they "B"; 17- Mistress, thirteenth in with a boat-neckline and tiny the surrender of fundamental Norway, the blind' DP's will re It was directed that a letter be so I cannot say with detail which Carina caused a flurry of excite- sighted Zaida. When they finish- cap sleeves and a .Jjill gathered rights. ceive , vocational training. Then written to Canon Burrell explain Class "A''; 18. Mustang, second in I admire most, Shakespeare or ment among the members of the ed yesterday they brought George Class "B"; 19. Egret, third in Class skirt with a pointed "handker One of the last' developments each will be helped to find the ing that the Corporation's decis Somerset Maugham, for the sim finish line committee, for being Roosevelt's Mistress along with chief" pverskirt of the same mat job for which he is most suited. ion included charitable purposes. "B"; 20. Zeearend. fifteenth in in the situation at Westminster to ple reason that I appreciated spotted as a yawl, which she is, them. Class "A"; 21. Bounding Home, erial. Her headress was of pleated day was a loyal demonstration-of Norway is the first country «to A letter from Messrs- E. O. Todd every item. early in the morning "by Kindley WHALES SE1N>* orchide net in the same design as offer a home to blind DP's. It and A. E. Smatt dated June 12, fifth in ClasS *"B"; 22. Alar, fourth support for the British Govem- I have only one complaint to Air Force Base planes, she turned m* Class "B"; 23.' Cyane, sixth in the bride's cap and she wore is also admitting dependents of was read. Messrs Todd & Smatt make. For my part I believe that up at the line as a sloop, for she Elyston Haycock, assistant trust gloves and slippers to match her the sightless persons. requested permission to store four officer at the Bank of Bermuda Class "B"; 24. Stormy Petrel, gifts should be more equally di carried Wit one mast Skipper- eighth in Class "B"; 25. Carina, dress, gallons of gasoline in their store vided. Last night the artist pos owner Richard S. Nye's story was has some experiences he will re The bridesmaids' dresses were at the Arcade bujlding on Burna- member for a long time for the seventh in Class "B"; 26. Malabar THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 sessed them all for she had beauty that an enraged Dolphin struck XIII, thirteenth in Class "B"; the same style as Mrs. Simons', -by Strret. It was reported that of face arid figure and voice, an their mizzen and carried it away, ya^ht in whieh he sailed. Zeear- but of Nile green. All the atten the premises had been inspected unfair share of the rare gifts. Yea but he couldn't make that story end, was a near casualty almost 27. Abenaki, first in Class "C"; dants carried spray bouquets of THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 and that it was felt that it would j i have another complaint. I would stick. running down two whales. On 28. Lord Jim. ninth in Class "B"; purple bougainvillea. Notice of Intended Marriages be quite in order for gasoline to that passing cars and auto-bicycles "What actually happened" he Tuesday they sighted a baby 29. Dirigo, tenth in Class "B": 30. The best man was Mr. Barry whale about 25 or 30 feet away be stored on these premises. would have some consideration said when he finally broke down Tabor Buoy, seventeenth in Class Ivor Elliott, cousin of the groom, The persons named and des It was decided that permission when passing a church or hall and confessed, "is that she just from them. The whale set a "A"; 31. Pavana, eleventh in and the ushers were Mr. Arthur Notice of Intended Marriage course parallel to their own and Class "B"; 32. Spookie, twelfth in cribed hereunder have notive to be granted subject to a clause be- Last night the autos ruined many went. We weren't in any heavy Simon aijd Mr. Michael Wagner. me of their intended marriage, ing inserted in the licence issued a delicate passage as they noisily weather and there wasn't any rea didn't argue about the right of Class "B"; 33. Hother, fourteenth The "Ave Maria' was sung at way under the new racing rules. in Class "B". namely:— stating "The Corporation reserves struggled up the hill outside the son for the mast snapping. We the end of tbe ceremony during JAMES (OEMETRIOS) N. MARI- The persons named and de the right to inspect the premises hall. the signing of the registiSr. ,- scribed hereunder have given at any tjime." OLIS of Jamaica, New York, But a rare time spent and I do After the wedding, a reception t* Bachelor) and notice to me of their intended In discussing gasoline permits thank those who made the event was held at the Cavendish Hall in marriage, namely:— , already issued, it was directed possible as I thank the talented St. Mark's Mission IPHTGENIA DEM. NESTORA of U.S. DEPUTY ON NORTH FRENCH PREMIER SEEKS Devonshire for some 400 guests. Sparta, Greece, (Spinster) ROBERT DONALD KR1EGER that a letter be written to Mr. A j artist. Building Fund Fete The bride is a graduate, of the of St. George's Parish (bachelor) A. Darrell asking whether he is VOTE OF CONFIDENCE Whitney Instiute and is a member and still in the garage business, and, if ATLANTIC COMMITTEE JQSEPH EDWARD DcSlLVA of Continued from Page 1 of the staff of A. S. Cooper and ALICE HELEN GARNETT of not, stating that his licence to store Sons' Reid Street store. Mr. El Facet Parish'(Divorced) and Paget Parish (spinster). gasoline in his premises at Front donated by Mr. A. S. Cooper: an Increase In Civil Servants' liott received his education from PHVLIS HUTTON of Paget Parish Street East will be rescinded.. THEY SAY President Names Lawyer electric* percolator from the Elec the Christian Brothers in Dublin (Spinster) Letters from the Hamilton Din tric Light Company; a 16-expo- and served in the Irish Air Force. Any person knowing anyjfest ghy Club and the Royal Bermuda By A. M, PURCELL For Important Post sure camera ^rom Mr. David Salaries Is Question Tn 1946 he joined the Palestine cause or impediment why Tnis Yacht Club, dated June 6 and 9 ~ . .. . ,. Knudsen; an electric lamp from j Police and was stationed in Pal Any person knowing, any lus* marriage should not be allowed respectively, were read. Both lnat •" ls tlme the summer recess the Gas Company; a decorated PARIS, June 22 (Renter).— cause or impediment why these should enter, caveat forthwith in WASHINGTON, June 22 (Reu estine until the end of the British | marriages should not be allowed writers desired to rent portions of came. > ter). — Mr. Charles M. Spofford, cake from the Quality Bakery; a | French Prime Minister Georges mandate when he accepted an ap the office of the Registrar General. the Bermudiana waterfront pro New York lawyer, today was clock from the Lucas House; and. Bidault tonight asked for a vote pointment to the Bermuda Police should enter caveat forthwith in perty in order to house their That if it doesn't come soon the named by President Truman as a model yacht from Mr. Chesiey of confidence after tbe National Force. He came to the Colony ih the office of the Registrar Gener Dated 19th day of June, 1050. dinghys and as a place from which grab bag will be empty. United States deputy on the North White. . I Assembly had adopted, against February, 1949. al. Dated 20th day of June 1950. to hold dinghy races. It was di * St * * Atlantic treaty executive commit The official party bought a large I Government opposition, a Social- Mr. and Mrs. Elliott will live at W. NORMAN PARKER, rected that the Property and That it will be dreadful if it is dis* tee. Mr. Spofford, aged 47. was number of raffle tickets and then ist proposal for increasing civil "Aqua Vista," on the South Shore Registrar General. Wharf committees investigate and W. NORMAN PARKER, covered that freeholders do not a brigadier-general in the United visited the vegetable and flower , servants* salaries, Road in Devonshire. Registrar General. report. want to be included in the City. States army during the North Af stall, presided over by Mr. Hilton Finance Minister Maurice Pets- A letter from Messrs. Gibbons rican, Sicilian and Italian cam Tucker, and the cake and bread | Phe declared the proposal was con- tn; of f m. 874twL Company dated June 6 was read. paigns. As American represen stall where Mrs. Wentford Harvey trary to the law passed recently Messrs. Gibbons Company re- j That that might not suit present tative he may be full-time chair was in charge. fixing the maximum figures for LETTER! TO THE EDITOR quested permission to build a tun- plans, man of the committee—set up at They admired the baskets, this year's Budget estimates, and nel under Reid Street from the * » * lasf month's meeting of the Sup which were being sold by Mrs. j M- Bidault asked the house, as a eastern end of the Medical Hall to That it is claimed that divorce pro- 63 Front Street, reme Council. Leslie James, and stopped for j matter of confidence, to accept this Hamilton. the eastern end of the Kenwood ceedings should be bowdlerised. President Truman is understood some time at the variety stall ruling. Club for the purpose of transferr June 21, 1950. An Announcement to have offered the post to Mr. where Mrs. Hilton Tucker was in The vote of confidence will be The Editor, ing merchandise from one build- Spofford at the suggestion of the charge. Lady Hood showed par- i Saturday, ing to the other. It was directed | ">»* the idea is that people who takeh on The Royal Gazette. do United States Secretary of State, ticular interest in a baby s em- ltmTh_ e „ . ,. , . . , , that Messrs. Gibbons Company be ' "disgusting" things should be Mr. Dean Acheson, after the for hrolderebroidered rtres«idress and matcmnmatchinge sitsup,e , Socialist proposalsocialists had bee,n Sir: Beginning Monday, June 26th. all hair informed that the Corporation is protected by privacy. adopted by 351 votes ( mer under-Secretary of State, Mr. We would appreciate yoifr pub cutting and general Barbers work will be done unanimous in its decision not to * * * BISHOP'S WIFE WINS Communists and Gauilists). to 201 Robert A. Lovett, bad declined it At the Leopard Club's roulette! (Popular Republicans and Radi- licly acknowledging the receipt permit the building of this tunnel for reasons bf health. of the following additional contri by appointment at Arthur Frith's Barber Shop at the present time. That a prisoner once asked that wheel, where Mr. A. Ming was • cals) after M. Bidault had appeal- his name be not published. The long delay in the appoint ed to the Assembly to reject it, butions to the Winnipeg Flood Eeid St. Call in person or TELEPHONE 4845 A letter from the Bermuda Shoe ment caused some impatience in in charge. Mr. Vesey bought tick Relief Fund: Company dated 13 June about * * # North Atlantic diplomatic circles ets for the entire party, and a "If this proposal i is adopted it for appointments. large number of others from the would mortgage the 1951 Budget, Miss C. Neilly .. *. £ 2.0.0 parking in front of their premises lnat he had the right idea. as it has not been possible for the Miss Jane Harding $15.30 # # sj: crowd tried their luck also with which we have not the right to on Reid Street was read. It was executive committee to ipeet until Mrs. Alice M. CoOK $10.00 ARTHUR FRITH directed tbat the Street commit That if everyone knew him It the American deputy had been the Governor and his group. At do," M Bidault said Mr. Wm. Dunn $2.tK) B0*S*m w ( th If sun tee investigate and report. would make it difficult for him the first spin nobody won any Tonight's clash climaxed a appointed. three-week tussle between M. Bi- Mrs. W. H. Baker £3.0.0 Present at the meeting were the to repeat his offence. It was agreed in London at the thing but on the second spin Mrs Mrs. L. Smart £2.0.0 Mayor Mr. E. R. Williams, Alder * * eje North Atlantic coancij- meeting Jagoe was the lucky winner and, dault's Government and the So Mrs. Louise Conyers £3.0.0 men C. E. While, W. J. Bichard- That some brighter hopes for the given the pick of any of the prizes, cialists, .who normally vote witii that the American deputy would the Government though not repre Mr. L. W. Barnes £2.0.0 son and L. G. B. Powell, and Com Scouts are voiced. be elected the permanent full- chose a large covered saucepan. Miss Margaret Pugh .... £1.0.0 mon Councillors W. E. Cooper. F. sented in it.. # * # •time chairman of the permanent At the coconut shies, where Mr. The Socialist proposal, accord Mrs. Chas. G. Gilbert £3.f).u L R. Selley William Frith and That the more active a society the full - time executive committee Howard Woolridge was in charge. Mr. ff.iW. Armstrong ... $10.15 Gilbert A. Cooper. ing to Government experts, would more successful it Will be. which will direct the organisation His Excellency "threw manfully cOst the treasury about three mil The staff-Castle Harbour £58.0.0 # * % of North Atlantic defences on a but only succeeded in hitting a liard francs (about $8,400,000) this The staff-King Edward That better make a mistake than continuing basis. nut. Lady Hood, throwing from year and ten milliards in 1951.. Hospital $79.00 do nothing. BRITAIN'S DEPUTY the shorter ladies' distance, was Mr. E. L. Bridle £2.0.0 Education Board Turn equally unfortunate but Lieut. The Government first made a * * * LONDON, June 22 (Reuter).— counter proposal to increase Hfr. H. A. Crawley £2.0.0 That everyone welcomes the visit Michael Petheram, acting A.D.C, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. and Down PTA Resolution Sir Frederick Robert Hoyer-Mil-' knocked one to the ground. salaries of the lowest paid civil ing yachtsmen. lar, 50-year-old minister in Wash servants only. Miss A. M. Mansbridge £3.0.0 The party watchpd thje fish Junior Red Cross of the Continued from Page 1 * * * ington will represent Britain on When this was rejected by the GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 395 — 1»5» that carrying out th****—welcome the executive committee which pond, presided over by Miss Betty Socialists, the Government pro- Gilbert Institute £2.»,0 The committee were at vari programme is harder work thah the North Atlantic pact supreme Gilbert, and then went back up posed to iijcrease civil servants' Anon £ 3.0.0. ance, Mr. Lowe added later, dome sailing the race. council decided to set up urgently the terrace to the rectory stall on family allowances and bring for Anon £3.0.0. NOTICE TO IMPORTERS wanted to accept the board's de at their London conference last the veranda of the rectory where ward to December 10 the next Mr. W. Staskow $5.00 cision, and others wanted to take month. Mrs. Gunner was in charge of! an step of its scheme for regarding Miss Sab%ttie. £0.5.0 the matter further, fl He was officially nominated here array of sewing and fancy work. the civil service, due to come into In view of the continuing emer- Importers are hereby notified that all items added to fhe De- One of the members who want FIRST CLAUSE OF today as Britain's deputy to the They then went on' to have tea effect on January 1. gent conditions in the Greater ferred List dated 1st June, 1950, and for which they 'hold valid • ed further action was l^f. George 12-nation "master group" which on the lawn and later watched Winnipeg Flood area, this fund permits, must arrive hi the Colony not later than 15th August, 1950. W. Burgess, who told the meet UL ANiq-RED BILL will coordinate plans of the mem part of tthe varied programme pro is remaining open until July 1 for impm^are who anticipate difficulty in meeting this date are re- ing: "I know I am speaking for ber nations. vided for the guests. those still planning to make their ,,uestfid to communicate with the Supplies Commission immediate.; others • as well when I say that A Foreign Office spokesman At 5.30 p.m. the Gombeys enter CZECHS EXPEL contributions avauame. sterling ,-urfi|sj3jrlg details of Import Permit number and commodities on order, as a community of law-abiding said Six Frederick would speak m donations up to £3.0.0 are per- ' Scrapes Through S. African tained for half-an-hour and they mitted through the courtesy of the citizens we have a right to ask the council of deputies of the were followed by two country By Direction of for something like this. North Atlantic pact with the full ENGLISHWOMAN Currency Control Board while The Bermuda Supplies Commission. Senate By One Vote dances put on by the pupils at the those legally in possession of authority of the British Govern Elliott School in Devonshire. J. S. MAXWELL. "The people of Hamilton parish ment. PRAGUE, June 22 (Reuteri—• either U.S^pr Canadian dollars Children fsom the CrawrJSchool may contribute with no restric Director of Supplies. / Want Mr. Outerbridge; he hap CAPETOWN, June 22. (Reuter). He said that a special inter- provided excerpts from operas and The Czechoslovak Governnwnt proved his worth. He knows the The first clause of the National department committee had been Has expelled Miss Gertrude Rules, tions as to the amount. K the kindergarten ot.pt. Mark's Cheques may be made payable people, and would have'tlieir full ist Government's anti-Communist j set u*p"uTderThe deferice comwjlt School gave a class exercise. ateiddle-aged Englishwoman who cooperation. It would be an easy has livfitj in C**JBcholsovakia for to the * Winnipeg Flood Relief BY COMMAND, bill scraped through the Senate I tee of the Cabinet to coordinate The Hfjrth Village Band, which task for him. He has won over committee stage today with the irStruetioris to the British deputy the greater part of her lif«, it was Fund arid forwarded care of Trans E. T. SMITH, ttu? children, and .1 for one have had entertained throughout the reliably learned here today. Canada Air Lines, Front Street, aid of the committee chairman's which wpuld then be communica- afternooiL" |ben gave concerts Acting Colonial Secretary. 'been' looking forward to some casting vote and the deliberate bim personally by Foreign ^Sfiss Rules, whose father was Hamilton. Bermuda. The TCA ted t0 through the evening interspersed office is open from 8.30 a.m. to Colonial Secretary's Office, one coming in to look after the vote of the Senate president. Secre-t-ary Ernest Bevin. Enalish and whose mother Czech- children properly."! The Government's Senate ma witn two more shows of dancing Oslovakian-borri, was 'believed to 5.30 p.m. where contributions may 20th June 1950 jority of one was eliminated by -o by the Gombeys before the fete have come to Prague at the age be made personally. l!009ff. He asked that the association the illness of one senator. e closed at 11 o'clock, • of eight or nine) and to Ipve press for Mr. Outerbridge to be After four-and-a-half hours' de Others in charm of booths were Ji¥j$ here ever since, ^iaaj Yours truly, Argentine Miss Julia Creighton (white ele made headmaster on a year's pro bate, the first clause of the bill " |jpe earned her living by giving W. G. COURTNEY, bation. "I am not saying any- defining Communism was appro- phant), Mrs. Lilian Eve (ice Ejagu^Tlessons, and it was un- cream), Mrs.. Violet Gilbert '(hot (for Winnipeg Relief Fund) NOTICE thing against Mr. Robinson, who, ve(j wnen the" division was 18 for Declaration der?tQPd that her mother, who is is a good feltojv, but he could and 19 against, .with the casting dogs), Mr. Leslie James (miner a widow, is dependent upon her. have a better job," he added. "We vote for the Government. als). Mr. Kenneth Woolridge The mother is remaining in BRITAIN'S SECOND BIG must take it further we are defi The president of the Senate en On F§|kland| (hoop-la), Miss Nettie Wolf (teas) nitely not satisfied." tered the chamber for the divi BUENOS AIRES, June 22 (Reu and Mrs. Jane Smith (suppers). Prague. -tViMlsfei! jgri sions to* exercise his deliberate ter).—The Argenti^v,S8nate to AiS-Ib reason was known to have AFRICAN PROJECT Mr. Alex Manders.thought that day unanimously anprbv'ed a de been given fBj the expulsion or- * The Bermuda. Supplies Commission are advised that The United vote. • ; the association had done a good The Union's Communist Party claration affirming Argentine sov eJj**j^'i*|OTcjL was originally made 'Sn'eclBl Through ReuSer*)* States Naval Operating Base, Bermuda invites, tenders for the pur idbj because they had been the announced its dissolution on Tues ereign** over the Flal^lirid Is- DOLLAR QUOTA FOR six or seven months ago. LONDON, June'iKs**-—Britain has chase of goods surplus to requirements. iHjEtirect means of having Mr. day as the Assembly passed the lands. ^Ife'-*'**^* .^'. (jfdSjv^t the appeal was recently rican project, it was announced master of Harrington Sound Communism bill *—i and sent it to 1. Argenti|TO> ^Wreigmw over BUSINESS TRIPS rejected, and last week she was today. . Full details and catalogues may be obtained at the Stock Control School. tbe Senate. ii&wi'j'jH all the-Marfrls in.,'me. M^ypas ordered to leave the country with The Gowernment-finapced Col and Purchasing Office of the Commission. He said: "The time will come It provides a maximum penalty (Falk la n ds) arch ipela go was un - vify&Jx^la^*&i$s!^'s • W* ^dollari n three days. onial Development Corporation when we have, sufficient influence has bought 110,000 acres in Swazi I of 10 years imprisonment and em questionable histpni^j^^dJudi countriesp'this year Bermuda busi illl'if By direction of over the community to do some powers .the Governor-General by cially, as weil as ge^arslpueali*^. nessmen, are being allowed a sep land and, for an initial outlay of thing-further. As a PTA. we have proclamation to outlaw any other 2. The Senate' praised and rati arate dollar quota, based on the Supplies, told Trie Royal Gazette $7,352,000 proposes to turn the The Bermuda Supplies Commission. a big responsibility, morally, organizations which professed on fied the policy of Presi^st Juan amount they spent oi) such trjps yesferday that the Supplies Com area into a vast Agricultural and spiritually and even physically. or after. May 5, 1950, to propagate Peron, who had at all times affirm during 1.949. ' iiiiSEeSiiJ mission had decided not to grant stock-rajsing farm. J. S. MAXWELL, Wf aye.a new bpdy, but we are principles of Communism. Indivi ed the rights. Of Argentina on the "'. Tl^ailocation follows the abol- a specific number of trips to each The CorporatioiVs , chairman, Director of Supplies already recognised by other par- dual Communists or members of Maivlnas islands, and especially in itiOrr'bf general' me*cna*Bi«BSe *?»oV businessman, but to make a defi- Lord TrefgMne, said that he was ents-teachers" associations." asy outlawed organisation may be the present .case of the,3jell- tai a feWjWeeks ago. In the past, iite quota. confident the new ven-l-uie* cbuld June 21st, 1950 The meeting adjourned/ dwld- debarred from'being members of founded and legitimate'raSm-ofe rnirf'Ebints have had to take- do! Any dollar currency drawn for be successfully developed on .an ing to call for a further discuss Parliament, of the provincial of British stamps which claimed i*a"rs'for:Jiuainess triP.s,-.,^*?™,,,^^,!,! t>-^s^,^sa..i..^ii.?^ S^S^mffii^^1^ ion on future action at their next ta^^^^^^mm^m^li tfHE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1950 Page 3 SEARCH FOR MISSING Alabama Denounces Tf-utfte well uxftM-- TRANSPORT PLANE Anti-Red Bill May Force New Anti - Segregation Decisions . LOOK YOUR BEST but ttatjVe wrt*x wdll WASHINGTON, June,^, (Reu- ter). — The Civil Aeronautics Australian Elections MONTGOMERY, (Alabama), Board said today, it had asked trie June 22 (Reuter).—The Alabama toast guard, the air force air res cue service and the authorities in CANBERRA, June 20 (Reuter) legislature declared yesterday "we Venezuela and Colombia to look —Uproar broke out in the Austra BRITISH UNION VOTE will not submit to the intermingl for a D.C.-three transport plane lian House of Representatives to ing of white and Negro children with 15 passengers and crew miss night when the Liberal-Country AGAINST STRIKE in our public schools." —oiKf It's no coincidence that ing off tile Venezuelan coast since party. coalition fought opposition timet polished regularly with June 9. Labour moves to alter the Gov Without a dissenting vote, both ernment's anti-Communist bill. houses passed two resolutions de KIWI retain their smartness A board spokesman said its in Above the shouts of members Other Unions' Decision longer. KtWl waxes penetrate W^M terest was roused by an inquiry nouncing recent United States Su from the wife of one of the pilots the Prime Minister, Mr. Robert preme Court decisions against Into the leather—nourishing It Menzies, could be heard accusing segregation as a threat to south ami keeping it perfectly supple. of the plane when it left Miami, May Tie Up Country .' ™ Florida, for Maturin, Venezuela, the Labour party of 'trying to ern civilization. with ten missionaries and five wreck the bill. LONDON, June 20 (Reuter). — l/broa(h Hff. Co, Cons'* SXo7 approved all amendments to the counting in hand and the decision From England . . . bill to which the Government had will be announced on July 13. agreed in the Senate and rejected About 1,250,000 workers were all amendments it had opposed in asked to vote whether they wished the upper House. to press their claim by strike ac Acocrding to The Melbourne tion or by submission to arbitra GAY Sun, Mr. Menzies told Govern tion. ment members at a meeting be . If there was a strike, it would fore the House assembled, that if be most likely to be the most ser the Labour party remained adam ious here since the 1926 general J • NEW ant the bill would be re-submitted strike. But most union leaders] to the Senate in three months. are confident the rank and file'] If the Senate still remained will favour arbitration. stubborn he would go to Governor The foundry workers' decision | PRINTS General W. J. McKell and advise appears to confirm this view, for i To the dissolution of both Houses. it was generally considered to be I Time to freshen up your sun- The newspaper added that the one of the unions most likely to Government's plans now were to return a vote for strike action. a Yachtsman's fashion wardrobe with some seek a double dissolution in the A decision to seek arbitration spring, hold a referendum to try is not expected to reduce the en thing bright and gay. See this to end deadlock in the Senate and gineers' and shipbuilders' pressure Liking I . . then have new elections for both for higher wages. The foundry* new range of colourful prints Houses early in the new year. workers' conference unanimously I o resolved to press for the addi-1 —all 36 ins. wide — 10/6 yd. tional £ 1 a week for all engineers. Mr. Garner told the delegates: | Unlikely Fuchs "A wage increase is overdue, and must be granted out of the swollen profits-"of the engineering indus-| Knew All The tries in which our men are em- ! ployed;" Secrets If the blanket claim were f ullv | HARWELL, Berkshire, England. met, it has been estimated it would JnnH 22 (Reuter).—Sir John cost tiie employers another Cockeroft, Britain's atomic re £100.000,000 a year. • A MILTOR A"' search chief, indicated tonight Leaders of the National Union A ST. CtOICI that atom spy Klaus Fuchs by no of Railwaymen again met officials Cashmere means knew all the secrets of the of the state-owned railroads todav huge atomic research station here to press their claim—so far firmly at which he worked. rejected—for a £5 weekly mini Answering questions from newst- mum. The claim would affect men who had spent a day tour about 170.000 railroad workears*- SPORT JACKETS ing the plant, Sir John said that The annual conference of the itFuchs was aware of what Was Nationai Union of General and going on in all departments thtafl1 Municipal Workers — BritaM's he was "truly a remarkable man?' second largest with over one It was the only reference to. the million members — voted unani German-born scientist — now mously today to demand a Gov serving a 14 years gaol sentence ernment inquiry into the costs — the atom chief would make. and profits of wholesale and re It emerged in a smiling re tail distribution. The mover of sponse to an American journalist the resolution, Mr. T. Eccles, •93*9+f. who asked if Harwell had any se argued that the union should seek crets left since Fuchs handed over to increase the spending power on excellent his information to the Russians. of wages rather than try to force up wage levels. range of sizes o i BUTLIN AIDS WOULD-BE SHIP FIRE QUELLED and patterns CHANNEL SWIMMER AFTER TWEVE HOURS LONDON, June 22 (Reuter).— LIVERPOOL England, June £21. 10. 0 New York-bound Billy Butlin, 22 (Reuter).—Firemen today put Britain's millionaire "holiday out a fire which raged longer than $60.63 camp king," today came to the 12 hours through the 6,539-ton aid of George C Fraser, 44-year- British cargo ship Fulani in dock ! old would-be Channel swimmer here. who'had been refused permission They also prevented the bacj- to land in England because he ly damaged vessel from turning hadn't enough money. over under the weight of water Butlin, South African-born and pumped irito her and so blocking f Canadian-raised, is en route to the entrance to the dock. New York by air. His organize-* tion said that he had offered to stand bond for Fraser and make it possible for him to get the neces sary training to compete in this summer's marathon Channel race from Britain to France. ^rt1i^y»*^>^v••*>»a«w- pop Leaves For 32nd Operation LOS ANGELES, June 22 (Reu ter).—Gerry Fitzgerald, 59, Los Angeles import-export business Superlative executive, leaves by plane tonight for London and his 32nd operation since he was injured in a Diane crash in Switzerland in 1946. Because you appreciate the best, we invite you to Doeskin Gloves • Scheduled for July 4, the sur gery, he hopes, will restore Ms come in and see the extensive new range of sport eyesight completely and straight en his left leg. He carries on his business between operations. jackets tailored for us exclusively by Maenson of Mark Cross * is a hallmark . . . signifying English excellence London in pure Cashmere. We know you'll find in the working of luxury leathers. 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Agenf ar I0S5 Tleket Offlce: Front St., Hamilton Steradent PANAMERKM iiedtis Untistei'imks dent'lire's WORM AIRWAYS WORLD'S MOST EXPERIENCED AHUM •Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1950 ."The agreement •frpw oaeached "REIGN w a mm ASSIZES VERSATILE ARTISTE BRITISH AND CZECHS after discussion lasting nearly a **Tea hy the^Sea" month between representatives of RUSS the British MMstiy of food -fewf The Dramatic CJrcle of the Ber \m TRAM PACT In ' .4fiJ* Revue" MAY IND TODAY the Board of Trade, and repre muda Musical and Dramatic So For a sentatives of the Czechoslovak ciety held its concluding session The Crown's case against Har PRAGUf^efeine 22 (Reutet).—A Ministry of Foreign Trade. Search Good Cup of Tea rison L16yd TrOtt, charged with •of •'fhe season at Trinity Hall on British - Czechoslovak tvfrelve entering a dwelling house by Wednesday night, with a dramatic months' trade accord was con* The trade exchanges agreed AndWrd it's night and with being found in a programme presented by a guest eluded in Prague today. upon it was learned, - are at a r artiste, Miss Jasmine Fisher. Under the agreement Britain «0«° dwelling house by night, was higher level than in tbe first year +**Lm~ BALTIMj completed in the Supreme Court Miss Fisher, who has appeared may import up to $37,800,000 of the five-year agreement, with several repertory companies vgfi* —The Balti The Captain's Cabin vesterday* It is expected the- trial worth of Czechoslovak soft wood, BAvIt*' - *l» in England, demonstrated her ver sugar, miscellaneous foodstuffs I Czechoslovakia's main imports C**m - in a dispatcl will be completed early during corresponds this morning's sitting. satility in a series of dramatic and and manufactured goods. from the United Kingdom and the Pitt's Bay Boad comedy excerpts, ranging from The agreement was reached un sterling area under tbe agreement that Russi-f Wfth one more arraignment yet will be raw materials, machinery, sJP machine hai to be taken and sentencing to be Shakespeare to Somerset Maugh der the. live-year Anglo-Czecho 827tt.ii if tun. am. Most of them were mono slovak trade agreement signed in chemicals, plastic materials and * Phone 3866 terror'' amo| completed it is thought the Trin other manufactured goods. ed disloyal. ity Assizes may finish today. logues, but in some of them she London in 1949. had the assistance of her sister, Mr. Wart] Evidence presented by the Miss Philippa Fisher, and Lt. J. loyalty tro-iif Crown was that Miss Florence Denham, R.N. "some of thej Hodsoll, 17-year-old resident of Miss Fisher returns to England publications! Mullet Bay, St. George's, had and Law, ERMUD A locked up her home and gone to in August, to resume her acting career in films. such popui B GEWEfJAL THEATRES bed about 12.30 a.m. on May 29. The Hearthstone publications! About 2 a.m. she awakened to ening News| find a 'man standing beside her Bermuda's Newest Restaurant TODAV - bed. He pulled the bed clothes ott BOMBAY DOCK WORKERS "Articles her and she sprang up calling for Queen Street, Hamilton these publj PLAYHOUSE:- her mother and brother. DECIDE TO STRIKE stated, indie Iter brother, Mr. Alfred ftod- LUNCHEON 11.45 — 2.15 pm. has felt cor Cool, Air-Conditioned BOMBAY, June 22 (Reuter).— intensive s«| soll, searched the garden after the DINNER S-lS — 9.00 p.m. At 2.30 and 8.00 intruder had run out the front Three hundred special police took •wreckers' tf door and had found a pair of pre. up positions along a four-mile CLOSED SUNDAYS Cool — Air-Conditioned in the 1930*1 NEWS AND SHORTS scription 'glasses under his sister's waterfront here tonight as 12,000 "It has, inI dock workers decided to strike Vive Great Stars In window. Mr. Reuben M. Dickin SALADS and SANDWICHES and cirr-nlaf son, of Astwood and Dickinson, from Saturday in sympathy with Love and Adventure! BEERS — HIGHBALLS — COCKTAILS Soviet citizel told the court these glasses had 3,000 stevedores "shut out" by the ing them been sold to Trott two years ago. employers for a week.'' ADULTS with foreigr MGM'S Other witnesses heard yester The dockers had earlier decided be on guard day were Detective F. M. Duer to strike tomorrow, but postponed subversive "THI den, Mrs. Sarah Agnes Hodsoll, action to give the authorities time ONLY Soviet Unioil Constable G. C. Wainwright, Con to "efficiently intervene" on be half of the shut-out labourers. Mr. Ward stable Lachlan MacPherson and Double Feature , Evening Neif BRIBr Sgt. Frank Morgan. Unloading of 26 steamers went Starring: on normally tonight as labour dismissal oi The jury trying the case is worVprs Pt ROBERT TAYLOR headed by Mr. William Martin leaders urged workers to fight out fhe issues "fh a non-violent man- works and al AVA GARDNER Kempe, foreman, and comprises wees "politi| Messrs. Ross L'ynn^Manders, Lau CHARLES LAUGHTON "This rep<| VINCENT PRICE rie Scott Brangman, Sydney Dodgson Westbury, Francis An Liridley, Hilton Gray Hill, Leon "represents' closest apprl JOHN HQDIAK derson Ince, Michael CaUeJa", ard Edgard Cooper, Benoni Mello Charles Millard Williams, Cyril ment on run and Walter William Jolliffe. 70 or more l| automotive PLAYGROUNDS :• planning as. Open-Air — 8.45 States sabotl twelve indtf Gay Comedy Hit! Soviet capita Bruce Harlan, Olympic spring-board diving champion, who iEngiiafy &p?nkm$ liti&m James Nasser men • will take part in the "Aqua Revue" to be staged next week at the Bermuda Athletic Association's pool at the Eagle's Nest. Isles o£ Old Bermuda Mr. William Brooks, programme director, yesterday re by SIR STANLEY SPURLING and REV. JOHN STOW Fred MacMunay futed a rumour that Ross Doe, local spearfishing expert, will Madeleine Carroll take part in a "fish fight". An act by Mr. Doe was withdrawn with Tea on Lawn "LibbyV Evaporated Milk tin lOttd at the last moment from the Aqua Revue of 1949, because of : .."DON'T TRUST possible objections by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Monday, June 26th to Animals. "Frin:"fce Cream Mix .. 2/2 MEG RANDALL-RAYMOND BURR at 4.30 pjn. | YOUR HUSBAND" "One of the sensations of the show will be 'Superman', the 3.40 - 7.15 • 9.45 IT STARTED AS AN INNOCENT Ar'AI* ] comic-strip favourite", says Mr. Brooks. 8 Tickets 3/- Condensed Milk 1/3 At 10.15 — Final Showing Visitors to Bermuda are especially welcome Plus at 2.30 and 8.30 "DECISION OF Eating Apples Ib 1 /- CHBISTOPHEB BLAKE" CANADA STUDYING Labour Minister Intervenes ALEXIS SMITH ATOMIC DEFENCE In London Taxi Dispute Peaches (sliced and halved) large tin 2/6
OTTAWA, June 22 (Reuter).— LONDON, June 22 (Reuter).— Tom Moores | Fresh Ground Coffee Ib 3/6 Mew Opera House > Scientists at Canada's Chalk River Britain's Labour Minister George Ontario, atomic plant and the De Isaaca tonight intervened in Lon 2.45 and 7.45 fence Research Board were "wor don's taxi dispute, which has kept Restaurant and Bar Green Peas tin l/- king closely" to map plans and half the capital's 6,750 cabs off the Saturday Junior Show studies for atomic defence of Can streets for the past three weeks. ada, it was disclosed today. He announced he had invited "Tex" and "Strongheart" Dog Food lid "BLACK MIDNIGHT" the striking drivers antttaxi own A §i0>fi<)ld Bermuda The Thrilling Story ef an This team, said the anriaal re ers' to meet Ministry" omcials to R.AXV port of the Atomic Energy Control morrow morning for talks on the and a Fresh Strawberries—arriving Outlaw Horse Board, had arranged courses to dispute, which arose when drivers help prepare the country to cope demanded increased commissions Friday nights quart carton 5/- SATURDAY FROM — 2.30 with a possible A-bomb attack. from 33 per cent to 40 per cent. "Traditional Must" ALAN LADD Both the owners and drivers ALSO 4.20 and 9.20 The report, tabled in the House were expected to accent Jdr. Cantaloups, green ginger, mangoes, etc "CAPTAIN CAREY U.S.A." of Commons by Mr. George Mc- Isaacs' invitation to the talks. — Famous for Fine Food — Ilraith, Parliamentary assistant to London taxi drivers do not get Smoked fish SOMERSET — 8.45 "South of St. Louis" the Trade Minister, Mr. C. D. a set wage, but receive commission —In Technicolor— Howe, also said that changing on fares. This commission was 33 "SUSPENSE" conditions, "including evidence of For that real meal with JOEL McCREA per cent until June 1 when the "BLACK MIDNIGHT" an atomic explosion in Russia," fares were raised one-third by be it LOBSTER, STEAK, CHICKEN suggest "She release of more funda Mr..Isaacs. SANDYS Open-Air Theatre mental scientific atomic informa The drivers immediately com Fred Frith *&. Son ST. GEORGE'S — 8.15 8.45 tion. CHOPS or FISH plained that the higher fares Hamilton Warwick "CITY ACROSS "BLACK HILLS" The matter now is under con would result in smaller tips for Tel: 1205-2105 Tel: 3164 "THE SUN COMES UP" sideration by officials of Canada, them and demanded a bigger THE RIVE J the United States and Britain. commission to offset this loss. Phone 7136 ior Reservations SOMERS OPERA HOUSE Owners maintained that (his was 1*011811. "TUNA CLIPPER" "economically impossible." 926*th f i. St. George's — Air-Cooled — 8.30 F "NIGHT UNTO NIGHT" Senate Approve Extension Front Si "NO MINOR VICES" Of Conscription Law O L O N Y •r-i+f BAIIeEY'S BAY — 8.15 Theatres "RUSTLERS OF DEVIL'S WASHINGTON, June 22 (Reu The Highlight of the Week Welcome CANYON" ter).— The United States Senate "MY DEAR SECRETARY" today approved a three-year ex The Garden Theatre Is tension of the peacetime conscrip Being Gay at "The Grotto" Visiting Yachtsmen SOUTHAMPTON Open-Air tion law, after defeating all TONKJHT AT 8.45 Theatre — 8.45 moves to insert a race segregation clause for the armed services. "When Willie Comes "CAUGHT" and "WEB OF DANGER" With the present law expiring Marching Home" tomorrow midnight, Congress first DAN DAILEY TONIGHT rushed through a 15-day exten Playhouse sion of it. This will keep the con Also- scription law alive until the Sen Junior Show ate and House can agree on long- "HOME IN Dance Nightly ts Saturday — 10.15 a.m. term legislation. SAN ANTONE" "The Big Sombrero" The House has voted for a two- ROY ACUFF year draft law, and its measure To the Music of BERMUDA NIGHT With GENE AUTRY also differs from the Senate's in 1?2ft. other particulars. PAUL SPARR AT THE tftO and his Orchestra Electrolux Refrigerators formerly of the St. Regis Hotel, New Tark G*° These Cabinets are positively trouble free $ B Fully Guaranteed for Five Years After your COCKTAIL PARTY enjoy our a la carte HH!* propos the popular Bucket, "REIGN OF TERROR" IN STALIN-TRUMAN TALKS word came this week irom Helen and Major B. «L,the Seigniory RUSSIA ALLEGED IN LONDON REJECTED Club in the Province oif QUebec, &&* DOWN THEltUNWAY Ganacefeto^sly ti*ev5ri-'*^^i*ya^| IET THE KIDS By. ELOBIE HANSON their leavfrtlme on the club's famous fairways but missing Mid- Search Revived for Spies Not Practical, Peer Is ^ISfNDLIY AIB FORCE BASE, With more than a decade of prac Ocean Club and such favourite June 21.— Literally and figura tice of same behind them! Aiding teeaoff partners as <|eorge Ward- GETlfN THE hi Wreckers, Says Writer Told In House Of Lords tively, guests at last Saturday's and abetting in the Sullivans* man,. "Hoss" Flanagan, Duncan' soiree at the Officers' Club found celebration, were Staff Sergeant McMartin, et al. Slp$ BALTIMORE, June 22 (Reuter) LONDON, June 20 (Reuter). — themselves climbing into the 10th Dave and Flo Davidson, Walt and —The. Baltimore Sun said today The Government tonight turned hole at the club-entrance for a Dora Minniek, Master Sergeant Helen and Lieutenant,. *,^M in a dispatch from its Washington *iOAvh^; propsai, by tbe Earl Of p.m. of fairways-flavoured flin. Bud and Mildred Dulaney, Staff Thompson write from the sills of correspondent, Mr. P«a Ward, Darnley — that it should invite Brainchild of golf - enthusiast. Sergeant Chris and Mary Christ New Hampshire that they're in that Russia's Communist party Premier Josef Stalin and Presi Captain'"Hoss" Flanagan, the Air mas, the Frank Grovers. ife-* haling their share of the fir- Kiddies '••'fil machine had started a "reign of dent Truman to London to negoti Base Squadron's novel party pro- sSsK * * * * scented air and chilled tempera Phone 3866 terror" among persons it consider ate a peace plan. je
