UGHnNOUP TIME 6.43 p.m. Yesterday's Weather Maximum temperature 77.0 Minimum temperature .71 Rainfall 0.02 inches TIDE TABLE FOR SEPT. Sunshine 1.4 hours % HiSt- Low Oata Water ajn. pjn. Water Sun- Sun- M. forecast of today's weather was 25 9 53 t«J_. «Jn. pjn. riae set not available from the Meteorological 3.34 4.17 6.09 •.13' Station last night.) 28 10.43 11.03 4.21 _U« 6.09 6.11 27 1135 11.57 5.10 6.06 6.10 6.10 tt&elLe VOL. 33 — NO. 221 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1953 6D PER COPY Eisenhower Summons Top Aides Re-Establishment Of Cedars On Considerable For Decisions On Problems Scale Possible; Most Optimistic Report Yet

A relatively optimistic Posed By H'Bomb s Imminence All-Out Project report on the fate of Ber­ muda's cedar trees was made WASHINGTON, September Of Biological public yesterday. It is the 24 (TP). — Scientific predic­ result of studies made here tions that the hydrogen bomb during June and July by Dr. may soon explode into Control Of Pests W. R. Thompson, director of practical reality — a prospect the i Commonwealth Institute that set off soul-searching in Dr. W. R. Thompson, director of the Commonwealth Institute of of Biological Control. the Pentagon — steeped in Biological Control, investigated According to the report the significance today -an unusual pests of many kinds in Bermuda decline of cedar trees has meeting of the National during his visit here in June and latterly been markedly less Security Council." July. As a result the Department of than it was some years ago, The new joint chiefs of staff Agriculture is going to try a full- the Microweisia (Ladybird) already are overdue with rec­ scale programme of biological predator has become estab­ ommendations to tiie White control, rather than attack tte lished and some individual House on the size and shape pests by means of sprays, Colonel trees have shown an im­ of the armed forces for the J. C. Astwood, M.C.P., chairman of tte Board of Agriculture, told munity to the disease. Dr. year starting next July 1. a press conference yesterday. Thompson says it should be These recommendations it Predators or parasites have al­ possible to re-establish the was learned today, were ready been obtained for _ome cedars on a considerable j ordered by the White House pests, Mr. W. R. Evans, Director scale. of Agriculture, said yesterday. and Defence Department Investigation of other pests is The Agricultural Depart­ primarily because nuclear going forward. ment has a programme for experts warned that the In his report Dr. Thompson cultivating seedlings from H-bomb is well on its way to notes that in order to get satisfac­ tory results a certain definite pro­ immune trees under way, Mr. becoming frightfully reat. W. R. Evans, Director of President Eisenhower - sum­ cedure must be followed. moned an unusually large number "In the first place," be writes, Agriculture, told a press con.-* of his Government aides and ad­ "the pests must be identified witt ference yesterday. visers to today's meeting of the certainty and its life history ac­ Discussing parasites on the Council. curately determined in the area cedar tree scale (as opposed to Normally fewer than a dozen of infestation. . , . predators) the report states that persons — Cabinet members and THOROUGH SURVEY the number of parasites in pro­ advisers from the armed forces "In'the second place a thorough portion to tbe number of male and other agencies — attend the survey must be made to deter­ International News Photo scales has lessened. weekly meeting. But today 26 mine whether any parasites or NO SACRIFICE TOO GREAT. — President Eisenhower waves to 5,000 New England Republicans "Nevertheless," the report con­ I names were listed in addition to predators of tbe insect concerned after declaring in Boston on Monday that no sacrifice was too great to bear — including taxes tinues, "in spite of this fact tiie that of the President, who serves already exist in the area studied I— te provide a "logical and necessary defence against the most terrible Soviet weapons." At most pessimistic forecast made a as Council chairman. and these must be accurately the right of the President is the Speaker of tte House of Representatives, Mr. Joseph W. Martin few years ago, that is, that the cedars in Bermuda would be CIVIL DEFENCE • identified. When this has been Jr. and (extreme right) the U.S. Ambassador to tte U.N., Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge. At the left done tbe additional known natural totally exterminated (as hap­ International News Photo Today's National Security enemies must be introduced. is Governor Herter of Massachusetts. pened in North America with tte HOLIDAY IN FRANCE. — The British Prime Minister, Sir Council meeting was set against After a certain time has elapsed, chestnut owing to the chestnut Winston Churchill, being greeted st Nice, France, where he has a background of intensified civil another survey must be made to blight) has not been realised. defence preparations as thousands There is no doubt that tte cedars gone for a short holiday on the Mediterranean coast. On the determine whether tte insects of New York civil defence (CD) have become established, the ex- in tte western end of tte island right is the Mayor of Nice, M. Jean Medeciu. According te a workers converged on their secret Voice Concern At where tte infestation advanced Reuter despatch yesterday Sir Winston mixed freely with a large headquarters to make final plans itent to which they have spread, much more slowly than in the and tte controlling effect that Two Fishermen Rescued gathering of guests when he gave a reception for the French for tomorrow's mammoth atomic eastern end, continue in most bomb CD test hi Ihe New York they are exerting. If the control Rumours Hotel cases to decline and will prob­ Interior Minister, M. Leon Martimaud-Duplat. He had spent metropolitan area. is unsatisfactory additional intro­ ably die in many cases. the morning working on a painting of pine trees in the villa The test, which will start at ductions may be made." The Soft Brown scale, practi­ Closing Down DECLINE LESS RAPID garden. Then he launched with his daughter Mary and her 9.30 ajn. and is scheduled to last By U. S. Coast Guard "On the other hand the decline 15 minutes, will" immobilise an cally unknown in Bermuda prior husband, Mr. Christopher Soames. Sir Winston is to make an Ito 1944, has spread rapidly since *%! —_ i >ar^- - ha^ been remarkedly less rapid important speech seep after hfe return to the U.K. — to the estimated eight million New cern about rumours that tbe from the time of the initial in­ Yorkers either in their homes or the increase of citrus cultivation, St. George Hotel was closing, The U.S. Coast Guard cutter annual convention of the Conservative Party at Margate. Mr. Evans said. festation than in tte early years > in public shelters to which they I and renewed complaints about the Unimak and a Martin Mariner Has Already Set . ot tte work. Furthermore healthy will be herded if in tte open The scale is difficult to control state of the roads 1ft the town, Coast Guard plane yesterday or reasonably healthy trees of all when the sirens sound the alarm. chemically, but on tte other hand were voiced at the last meeting of rescued two Bermuda fisher- I |r\ HotPrtlVA ages exist in all parts of the Tomorrow's test, tte third of it ia not lethal. It has tte effect the Corporation of St. George's. U island. In some areas, for ex­ the city's history, end the second of leaving black soot on the leaves A report of the meeting, held on men. The fishermen Mr. WU-1 H **«««_. live ample on Paget Island and on within a year, will be the first to ef the tree. I September 23, was issued to the loughby Wright and Mr. Hawkins Island, large groups of Heat Restricts Tests For be held on a working day. "It is very difficult to get lid press yesterday. Kimball Gibbons, left Ber­ Agency Here trees in good condition still exist. Observers from Britain, ex­ of," Mr. Evans went on, "and can Arising out of discussion about muda on Tuesday for the My impression is that the new the St-George Hotel it was de­ perienced in CD problems from only be completely exterminated Mr. Charles W. Pantry, former­ growth is persisting better than five years of practice during the I when the foliage drop* off." cided to send a letter to the banks, planning to be out it did in the past." directors of tte hotel "informing overnight. ly Chief Superintendent of Police last war in oft-raided Britain, Introduction of a parasite has The explanation for the cedars World Speed Record Bid have participated in an advisory been made from California but them that the Corporation was in _ Bermuda, who recently greatly concerned as to rumours When they did not return attended the annual conference not being entirely destroyed, Dr. capacity in tte preparations for I the department, through tte Com­ Thompson thinks, rests on two the mammoth test. monwealth Institute of Biological that were circulating in respect on Wednesday evening Mrs. of the International Association to its closing" and expressing tbe Wright began to get worried for Identification is back in Ber- main factors. First, many trees! CASTEL IDRIS, Libya, Sep­ TWO A - BLASTS Control, is going further afield to tauda and last night te told are "more or less refractory" to Pakistan for otta* insects. hope "that it would only be and called Mr. John Chiappa, I - tember 24 (Reuter). — Lieutenant Britain Backs The Britons are not likely to be I closed for re-decorating and Royal Gazette reporter that he infestation by tte - scale, and "We hope to be able to import | the owner of the boat, who has already established bis second, tbat the predators Commander Michael Lithgow of much help, however, in ad- one or more beneficial insects would soon be open again as usual." got in touch with the U.S. private detective agency about (Lindorus and Microweisia) have could claim to be the hottest pilot U.S. Korea Move, CpMrtiniKtf on Page 3 Coatinued oa P»fe 6 Coast Guard search and which he gave intimation a short kept down the infestation to a in the world today even though The meeting was informed of further complaints by residents rescue service. time ago. point where many trees which he did break any other records. of tte condition of certain roads. Mr. Pantry is well qualified to would otherwise have died, art. Urges Reds Yield A flare was seen to the able to support the scale. 23 Americans The complainants are to be in­ be Bermuda's first "Pinkerton" His dart-shaped Supermarine 120 Airfields formed toat tte Corporation has southwest on Wednesday for he has had some 33 years' "There is no doubt that a pro­ Swift jet fighter became the hot­ UNITED NATIONS, New York, endeavoured—and is still en­ night but was not reported, experience, many of these being portion of individuals of Ber­ test plane in the world as he September 24.—An appeal to the Among, POWs Who For NATO By End deavouring — to have repairs Mrs. Wright said. in the field of criminal investiga­ muda cedar is highly refractory streaked it over the heat-scorched Soviet bloc to, accept the United made. But so far their efforts Shortly after noon yester­ tion. to infestation by the scale," tte States compromise proposal .that have been unsuccessful. Local He said he had already had report goes on. "During the past course laid out here for the the Korean political conference Prefer Communism contractors had been asked to day a Coast Guard plane took several "jobs"—given to him from winter Mr. Alan Dunstan (of the world's air speed record attempt, itself decide whether neutral Of This Year carry out-the work. The report | off to search for the boat. - In abroad — and had established department) at my suggestion to be made probably tomorow. nations should participate was added, "It is still hoped that the a little over an hour the craft "contacts" and completed work made a careful investigation in made in the General Assembly PAN MUN JOM, Korea, PARIS, September 24 (Reuter) Board of Works will again come was sighted 15 miles south­ for these. order to determine whether tte The sweat was pouring off Com­ debate today by Mr. Selwyn September 24 (Reuter).—Twenty- New North Atlantic Treaty air­ to our assistance though their Does Mr. Pantry expect to make relative immunity to infestation three American prisoners who west of Gibb's ffill Light­ mander lithgow when he jumped Lloyd, British Minister of State fields are now becoming avail­ own road programme is exten­ a fortune as a private detective? depended on environmental and chief British delegate. have refused repatriation, speak­ able at tte rate of more than one sive." house. Definitely no, but the work, factors and he came to tte con­ out of his cockpit after his "dress ing through statements issued by a week and at least 120 will be though not perhaps being of a clusion that it did not. It ap­ Mr. Lloyd was referring to a tteir Communist captors, today The Mayor (tte Hon. Leon D. While the Coast Guard rehearsal" for the speed attempt. proposal made on Tuesday by the operational tor Western Europe's Fox) suggested that the Board of criminal character, will provide pears to be dependent on the condemned United States policy defence by tbe end of this year, plane circled the motor boat him with continued outlet for nature of the individual trees. ~ .The temperature in the cockpit chief U.S. delegate, Mr. Henry as undemocratic. Works should be approached to Cabot Lodge, and approved for Lord Ismay, N.A.T.O. secretary ascertain whether the dredger I the Unimak proceeded to the his energies and keep his astute ** was 180 degrees. The unwilling Americans were general, announced here today. rescue. mind busy. EXHIBIT IMMUNITY discussion by the steering com­ King George could be engaged to ' "Not only many old trees but Commander Littigow only flew mittee, that tbe Korean political among 359 United Nations Lord Ismay told a press con­ sweep the area in front of tiie The cutter arrived at about Although private inquiry work the sizzling jet for 20 minutes. conference, soon to be called, prisoners brought to the Indian ference that 90 of tte 120 airfields municipal docks before she is laid 3.45 pjn. • and towered a boat. is often "passed on" from one young trees which have actually Then he called it off and zoomed should itself decide whether Or custodian camp by the ' Com­ were being financed by the 14 up. Coast Guard men went aboard tte "agent" to another where tbe grown up since' tfae height of the munists. The group includes SS member nations of N.A.T.O. investigation has its possible infestation exhibit this immunity". home to report that something not India and other so-called South Koreans and one Briton. Financial statements tor 1952 continued oa Page S had gone wrong with the cockpit neutral states which did not send under tbe common communica­ wo* presented to the meeting conclusion many miles away, These trees are not resistant VS Tbe Communists say all have tions and airfields construction Bermuda's "Pinkerton" might the scale in the sense that the; cooling system. The volume ot combatant troops to Korea should refused to return to tteir home­ by the Corporation's auditors. cold air coming in from a dry- take part in its deliberations. programme for the alliance's These, acording to the report well one day be asked to go to CoetloooJ oa P«to 7 lands. the other side of the world on a ice chamber and fanning out It was emphasised in U.S. "Infra-structure." issued yesterday, "showed a very Search For Seven through' the pilot's refrigerator Names of the anti-Western The rest, in Western Germany, fair improvement on the previous "tab." official circles here today tbat this prisoners were censored from year,'** "I have met several 'agents' in suit had fallen off. But Vickers' proposal did not commit the VS. news stories. were being paid for by the United ILi OFFERS TO RETURN technicians said the defect could States, Britain and France. Continued oa Page 3 Missing Fliers Bermuda and was able to give to voting for such participation The Communists handed to cor­ Continued oa Pag* 2 easily be remedied. at the political conference. respondents a statement at­ He pointed out that tte 120 MIG; NO MORE BRIBES In his speech to the General airfields were in addition to BLISTERS PAINT tributed to tte S3 Americans. It national airfields already avail­ Is Fruitless Assembly Mr. Lloyd added that rejected in advance appeals -to HURRICANE TLORENCE' WASHINGTON, September 24 It was 105 in the shade here Her Majesty's Government felt able or under construction and GENERAL STRIKE HALTS them to return home and spoke of did not include those in Britain. (AP).—Tbe United States today today. This, plus the furiously "cautiously' optimistic" about tbe "murder of tte Rosenbergs" IS STILL GROWING Yesterday was the last day of offered to return to "its rightful thrusting jet engines, blistered Russia's attitude te foreign affairs and the "legal murder of tte Continued OB Pofe 3 search for seven officers and men ITALIAN INDUSTRY owner" tte MIG 15 jet plane missing from the U.S. Air Force strips of paint off the stubby little since the death of .Stalin. He McGees and dozens of other MIAMI, September 24 (API- Sown into United Nations lines in supersonic fighter. urged the Soviet bloc not to be Negroes." WB-29 which crashed into the Korea by a North Korean pilot Hurricane "^Florence" speeded sea last Friday same 200 miles intransigent. in tbe matter of It added: "We love our country 12 ENGLISH FORESTERS I through the Yucatan Channel to­ 24-Hour Walk-Out Staged lcist week. Vickers officials said tliey ex­ organising the Korean political and our people. Therefore we east of Savannah, Georgia. At the same time the U.S. Fa* pect that Commander Lithgow night and headed into the Gulf No sign of tte, missing men was conference. love peace and freedom — not TO BE BROUGHT HERE of Mexico, 250 miles west-south- East Command withdrew for the will make his attempt tomorrow In Toronto the Canadian Minis­ found during the 10 to 12 hour To Back Wage Rise Demand duration of tte armistice tfae offer only for ourselves but for tte i west of Havana and 400 miles flight. to beat the 727.26 miles an hour ter for" External Affairs, Mr. American people and the people southwest of Fort Myers, Florida. to pay $50,000 for any further set by Squadron Leader Neville Lester Pearson, in a public state­ of tte world. Twelve English foresters will No planes of tte 53rd Strategic ROME, September 4 (Reuter). MIGs delivered to the West. The Duke in his red Hawker Hunter ment said that Canada did not soon be coming to Bermuda to The small hurricane was still Reconaissance Squadron will fly — Italian labour chiefs leading "Unfortunately, under present- help witt Bermuda's forestry in the formative stage and will North "Korean who flew this earlier this month. feel herself obliged to become day conditions in America, the today, The Royal Gazette learned a 24-hour general strike for week's MIG over, tbe first the involved in any attempt to unite problems, Col. J. C. Astwood, increase in size and intensity last night, unless they are re­ higher pay which started last voices of those who speak out tor chairman of tte Board of during tte night, said the Miami Allies have received in Korea, is Commander Lithgow screamed Korea by force. He stated that peace and freedom are rapidly quired to reconoitre Hurricane night said today that industry entitled to $100,000 previously - the blue Swift aver the parched Continued on Paga 2 Apiculture, told a press confer­ Weather Bureau in a 5 pjn. "Florence." could well afford to pay higher being silenced, while the voices ence yesterday. (E.S.T.) advisory. . offered by the United States for desert near here at between 50 which shout the loudest and get - Officially the last search was wages out of increased the first such plane flown in un­ and 100 feet- above ihe ground. When Mr. W. R. * Evans, At that time the centre was still made on Wednesday, but yester­ tte most publicity are those of in Yucatan Channel, moving to­ production. damaged. International regulations call for ANTI-ANT CHEMICAL Director at Agriculture, waa in day two planes took off "un­ The demand for higher wages McCarthy, the book burners and England Last year he investigated ward tte northwest at about 20 The statement on suspension of a maximum height of 100 metres those who demand 'preventive officially" te search the Atlantic was made at strike meetings held the prize offer by General Mark (about 330 feet) for an official tte possibility of getting extra miles ma hour. off Georgia. The Department of Agriculture wars.'" Winds had reached hurricane throughout Ittly yesterday. Fac­ W. Clark, U.N. commander, had record. recommended an, anti-ant chemi­ labour from the western pro­ Visibility was bad, with 40 knot tories throughout tte country The American POWs were vinces of England. Mr. Gordon force (75 miles an hour) in winds causing white caps high nothing to say directly about pay­ cal yesterday at a press quoted, further, as saying "We Groves, * Mr. Evans's assistant, squalls in tbe northeast quadrant, were brought to a standstill as ment to tte Korean pilot who Before Commander Lithgow conference. The chemical, Chlor- enough to cut out -sight almost thousands of workers went- oh delivered the first MIG. 4^1 peeled off his anti-blackout suit will return some day" — when while in England cm leave this ard gales extended outward 75 completely. dane, is said to give absolute con­ "tte American people have, in year interviewed 35 candidates miles in the eastern semi-circle. Nine men from the aircraft strike at midnight. ' Pentagon officials, however, and dashed to the showers he said trol over ants and cockroaches. Communist and non - Com­ noted that there was nothing ia he was satisfied with today's fact, achieved that freedom which and has sent tte names of 18 to The weather bureau said "in­ were saved. ] According to Mr. W. R. Evans, Mark Clark boasts we now have." the Board of Agriculture, dications are for a northwest to According to survivors tte munist anions teamed up to stage General Clark's statement to tests over tbe course. the nation's biggest work stop­ make it retroactive on that basis Director of Agriculture, the WILL SPEAK TO THEM Twelve of tte) men will be north-northwest movement at a crash occurred when number "Conditions were absolutely chemical can most easily be somewhat tfbwfci rate during the three engine broke loose from its page in many years. Signor the Korean would get his money During the next few days U.N. placed under contract for three —$50,000 for tte plane plus an­ perfect — very smooth," he said. applied outside if mixed witt years. All of them are un­ next 24 hours" and tte hurricane mountings and hit number four Vittorio Pastore, burly boss of tte The Vickers Company has set sand, and inside-with a paint spokesmen will get a chance to promised to become a "very Communist - led General con­ other $50,000 bonus aa the mm speak to tte prisoners and try to married. They will live in engine. B3_i__Si_f to take up tte U.S. offer. ,~g« up the record attempt in this brush. It is almost transparent quarters at Prospect. dangerous storm" as it moved The survivors were spotted by federation of Labour, predicted Libyan desert because the chances and a tablespoonful of the chemi­ gat them to change their* minds. into the Gulf of Mexico. Ship­ today that tte labour unity would General Clark's statement **imjf] If they still refuse to return home The men will be principally another Kindley plane and for a record here are better than cal may be mixed with a pint of concerned witt pulling down ping ia tte storm's path was ad­ picked up by two ships which be maintained until the workers' released simultaneously here and in foggy, rainy England. water. ^ Coat-mi salhf* 3 trees. vised to use caution. rushed to the area. demands were met. in Tokyo. '•••He& Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1953 l{M«MWN«MMMMMIMmW>MpJl WELL-DIGGER WINS HIS Too Many Patients SUIT FOR POSSESSION PAY-AS-YOU-GO IV. Britain Backs U.S. Korea *%\\t Sagal (&uuttt Move, Urges Reds Yield Published Daily ' Iricorporatine OAIM FOR £28 OF HOUSE ADJOURNED FOR TRIAL IN STATES The Royal Gazette (Est. 1828). The Diary Coatinued Frtm Page 1 , The Colonist and Daily News this bad- not been United Nations ^ tEst. 1866). U. K. Doctors Critical Of Court Voices Sympathy Device Compels Set Owner policy in tite recent fighting and WI Denies He Agreed To Do toat the Canadian Government of Would not support such a policy Second Project Gratis In Case Heard Yesterday To Pay For Show He Wants if it were considered. ; Samuel Pepys Teucer J National Health Service The sympathy of Hamilton HOLLYWOOD, September 24 Official U.N. circles here com­ Edgar Hodge, a well-digger, mented that tills was the first A^xim*jmi****a***mmmim*mm*. ********yesterda. •£• y won a claim in Hamil­ civil court and of the plaintiffs (AP).—Pay-as-you-see television time any U.N. ally wito troops VJS. and Canada Representative: ton civil court against Arthur (Special ti -ough Renter) as well was expressed yesterday starts operating early in November, in .Korea had come out into the S. S. Koppe & Company, Inc. Thursday, September 24th * West, of Shelly Bay, for £28 for LONDON* September 24. — Enough potential wonders are open to make such a declaration. 630 Fifth Avenue Britain's National Health Ser­ "WHAT? GOING OUT to a tenant against whom there New York City Some talk with the younger digging a well on West's property. claimed for it to guarantee toat It was widely understood (hat members of my family. But Lord! West, who wanted fresh water vice, how in its sixth year, has was no complaint but from whom sponsors, movie producers, poll­ Mr. Pearson was indirectly warn- „ United Kingdom Represents U IM*: ' I begin to think that to these TH.y_. during the summer shortage, did brought a deterioration in the SCREAMED THE PARROT tiie I hoqse • was required for tag Dr. Syngman Rhee, tte South ,\(rica & Colonial Press Agency, Ltd. there ere no such creatures as not deny the well was dug but relationship between patient and renovations. sters—and perhaps just plain Korean President, that any 8 Red lion Square young children. For a Six-year- REDWOOD CITY, Calihinpa, London, W.C.I, England. said it was "for free." doctor, the British Medical Asso­ Mrs. Gladys Burrows, of "The viewers—will be Watching eagerly. "adventure" hy -South Korean old member, having spent much ciation (B.M.A.) reported today. September 23 (AP),—A green and Tte debut of coinbox TV will be forces against North Korea would time and spare money on toys, "I .stffl tiHtik he twisted me," red parrot named Waldo Is some­ Deanery," Ord Road, said: "From Proprietors: The Association based its report my grandparent's time we have in Palm Springs, Southern Cali­ not be underwritten by Canada. now has made a new resolve. West exclaimed when judgment on the findings of Its general prac­ thing 'more than just a pet to Mr. fornia winter playground of tile 3> was pronounced by the Wor. L. lived to the house for 80 years. I U.S. officials stated that this, THE BERMUDA PREffi, LTD. She will not fritter away her tice review committee which has add Mrs. Robert Zurita today— wealthy. too, was understood by them to te pepce on such useless objects. M. Minty. West testified Hodge he's a hero. have tried aha tried to find a Reid Street, Hamilton been investigating Ihe effect of house; even as far as Somerset I A potential viewer dials Channel Untied States policy though no She will save ap every penny offered to do the well, the second tiie' 20,000 family doctors doing The screeches of the bird roused outright statement to this effect Editor: S E. T. SAYER and then purchase antiques. of tam, free of charge. Hodge even sold some of my furniture 6; the picture is scrambled- and Manager: FORD BAXTER work under the Service. the sleeping Zuritas at 2:30 a.m. just to see if I could find some­ jumpy. An announcer tells him had been made. But when I would know what denied this. West's secretary, "Tbe ultimate question to which yesterday as smoke and flames Mrs. Leila Exell, gave evidence where to put the neat." But to what the attraction is. To buy the Subscription Rates: she meant fay antiques, she ex­ the committee sought an answer is shot, through tbeir upstairs apart­ no avail, she added. viewer drops enough coins into a 1 T-tr . £7. 0. 8 £ 7. 5. • plained that an antique had tte she heard Hodge offer to do the whether the general practitioner ment. plastic box atop the set to total toe Mas Ahead* Set Vp i Months ... 3.15. I 3.18. 0 merit of enduring for a long time, well for nothing. of today is able to practise good The only places she could find t Months 2. 0. 0 2.2.0 i "Help, help, help!" Waldo designated price. Then the picture Detective Agency Here 1 Month IS. • IS. • whereas a foolish modern toy There was a heated discussion medicine," toe report fold. "It screamed, "what's going on?— rented between £30 and £40 and becomes clear and steady. was good but for a short time and^ between her employer and Hodge believes that an unqualified af­ ttet she could not afford, Mrs. what's going on?" FOREVER FEMALE Continued From Pafe 1 at no real value' even for that ever £42 which Hodge charged firmative answer cannot be The couple grabbed Waldo and Burrows said. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, »S3 short time. given." First-run movies will be the them assistance on tteir par­ tor tiie' first mil he dug, Mrs. a few possessions and groped their "I dont want to make things initial attractions on the new sys­ ticular 'jobs.' It behoves one to Mayhap she has arrived at this Exell told the court. West pro­ The committee sent a questio­ way to safety. ™l unduly bard," Mr. Guy Northover, nable to hundreds of doctors 8 tem. The first may be "Blorever be co-operative with law-enforce­ idea of antiques after seeing tested the price was "outrageous," representative for F. D. Marshall, Female," a $1,250,000 film starring ment bodies," he said; OMTAL PUNISHMENT much ef me. the witness recalled. throughout Britain, Replies from tiie owner, stated. "But the Ginger Rogers and William Holden. the harassed physicians told of Mr. Pantry's "headquarters'' are * p» * Mr. Minty, giving judgment, Health Department may decide The picture was made fay Para­ located in his home. Re hopes to REPORT RAISES FURORE I have ever feft sorry for said that Hodge's charges of 20 - crowded offices and increasing the house is not fit to live in. I mount, which has a half interest tin numbers of patients demanding CLEAR GIRL WHO GOT have his name listed in an annual judges who have to hear divorce a foot for the first 10 feet and 2 - am rather sorry to have to do International Telemeter Corp., directory of private Investigators. cases, especially when the diffi­ above that for every additional drugs for minor ailments. this," te added. manufacturer of coinbox TV. THREE MINUTES TO EACH TRff ON WARSHIP o Doctors Baulk At Mooted cult matter of alimony has to toe depth of 10 feet were consistent It turned out that Mrs. Burrows Tte same film will be shown toe BRUNSWICK, Germany, Sept. decided. So I was intrigued to with average charges. One said he had 40 patients in would hot be the only person with same evening in a Palm Springs 23 (Reuter). — Fifty striking Lethal Injections read that in an American divorce Tbe magistrate said he could fais office the day he answered nowhere to go — liter husband theatre.. Either way the viewing painters today broke into a non- 4ase the judge was obliged to understand a man ht Hodge's tte questions and was unable to U.S. Navy Refuses Ta Press stood up and explained-his plight price will be toe same perhaps striker's home here, tore up car­ LONDON, September 24 (Reu­ postpone a case so that toe could position offering to do another job devote more than three minutes was the same. He was followed $1.10 of $1.25. But at home Tele­ pets and threw paint around the ter). — A report On capital pun­ determine tiie value of tiie com­ to each patient. He said he had Charges Against Waitress meter's backers point out, a whole mon stock Of the two persons free of charge if he had not been by Harry Landy, Mrs. Burrows's interior. Another non-striker's ishment submitted by a Royal paid, favt all three persons ap­ no time to examine patients cousin, who lives on the same roomful of people can see the show home was invaded and damaged Commission is certain to pro­ concerned. This consisted en­ properly "and this means I have for one admission price. tirely of a huge collection of pearing in the case agreed that LOS ANGELES, Sept 24 .AP).— premises. yesterday. , voke fierce debate in the House Hodge had been paid a cheque to jump to conclusions and there­ The girl who started toe U.S. Navy of Commons once Parliament re­ dangerous and unusual beasts: fore may and do make errors Shocked the captain' and stunned Northover explained that assembles next month. snakes, lions, monkeys, mules, for £ 42 when, according to West Landy, who works for Purvis and and Mas. Exell, te made his free which t would not otherwise have the admiral by stowing away Because of the controversial skunks and racoons. So what the made." aboard fhe • heavy cruiser Los Company, might be able to save issues jtoTOived the Government, verdict will he I con not. But it offer. the day — te had been promised Hodge said it was done "to keep Some doctors complained that Angeles got out of her legal pickle BERMUDA INDUSTRIAL UNION led by Sir Winston Churchill, is does indeed prove tiie old saying patients asked for drugs or medi­ today. a place he could rent. His em­ certain to approach tiie report that alimony is toe price of high friendship with West" who was ployers were arranging tite Calling Att Financial and Unfinancial Members to a loving. dissatisfied, Mrs. Exell stated. cal appliances which they pre­ U.S. Attorney Laughlin E. Waters gingerly. No hasty changes of scribed fer themselves. Occasion­ matter, the real estate agent Hodge said in evidence that dismissed a charge of illegally understood. policy oil hanging will be made. * * • ally patients brought a list of tiie wearing a Navy uniform against SPECIAL RALLY MEETING Biggest issue revived by the re- Drill sergeants are noted for West had several times refused medicines and drugs ttey wanted to pay for the first well. The Joan Garrison, 18, a waitress. He Tte Wor. H. Martin Godet at 8 p.m. port » the basic question as to their thoroughness in training the prescriptions fer. said: , asked Landy if fae would be able whether capital punishment defendant made him an offer of young recruits and small wonder But 45 per cent of tte general "The charges were dismissed be­ to help his relations. Landy re­ at ALEXANDRINA HALL, Hamilton should not be abolished entirely some of them are not too popular. £10 which the plaintiff refused. practitioners, even including plied he did not yet know the (Mrs. Exell's evidence bore this cause it did not seem in the interest in Britain. The Commission gave One such sergeant was putting those who dislike socialised medi­ of Justice to prosecute." size of tte house. After he saw no opinion on this point because the recruits through the cere­ out). cine, admitted they were doing the size of it he possibly could TONIGHT it was not asked to do so. The mony of attending a funeral. So "The water was salty," West all they co _ld for tiie patients Last July 14. with the conni­ help. them. Northover added that Guest Speaker: J. W. Liburd, Esq., H_U£. protested to Hodge from tte wit­ vance of a sailor identified only as issue, nevertheless, will be at the he walked down the lime formed nOw because they were no longer he understood the tenant in tte E. F. GORDON, Secretary. forefront of all argument. toy tte ranks and said: "Now I ness box when the latter was hampered by considerations of a ! "Worm," Miss Garrison donned house Landy expected to get was DOCTORS ARGUE am the corpse. Pay attention." cross-questioning him. person's income. Navy pants; jacket and cap, and not being put out hitt was going By order pf the President. A proposal that the Government Having acted the corpse for some "He can't help that," interposed Was taught the proper way to Tfae plight of many old side [salute the quarter deck. to move on bis own. should periodically study lethal time he addressed his men: "Your Mr. Minty. . people was "heartbreaking,'* tiie injections as a better method of 'ands is right, and your 'eads is Hodge said Mrs. Exell was not report said. "In many areas there She went aboard in toe predawn, The hearing was adjourned for killing off murderers than hang­ right, but you 'aven't got that nresent when arrangements about are long lists of old or chronically not long before tte Los Angeles put two weeks by which time, Mr. ing sparked argument among look of regret yoti ought to *ave." the wells were made with himself ill people awaiting admission to to sea. Soe was hidden away, rait Godet hoped, "Landy might per­ physicians today. and Wtest. institutions." It suggested that it wasn't long before perhaps 500 haps be in a position to know if Many medical men asked for Mr. Minty considered that in medical officers should visit and sailors had seen her. he can get occupancy of tte other their opinion said they would re­ the heat of argument what Hodge examine such patients to assess It was about 12 hours before she house." fuse to administer such injections THEY SAY said might have been misunder­ the degree of priority. One reason was officially discovered. An • or teach any executioner how to stood. why hospitals hesitate to accept j officer muttered something like do so. By A. M. PURCELL West admitted to Hodge that he aged side patients is the reluc­ "Sister, you'll hang from tte high­ "It would be against the Hippo- That there is still some uncer­ est yardarm." The ship put about SAVED FROM DROWNING would have paid "almost any­ tance of some relatives to accept aad returned to nearby San Pedro. era tic oath which doctors .take," tainty about tfae route the Royal thing" to Bad fresh water, but the them back home when hospital one medical man said. "The oath party will take. Navy brass was embarrassed and At 3.30 a.m. on Tuesday *f$5&0% second well was salty too. treatment is completed, tbe report silent for days. Then an admiral's forbids us to administer any death said. Charles Georges was saved from dealing drug. spokesman called it "a once-in-a- drowning by a Customs officer, GOVERNMENT NOTICE NO. 384 — 1953. That there shouldn't be any such PERSONAL VISITS i lifetime incident, humorous in Another controversy was started uncertainty about making all Mr. George Kirkham, and Police by the Commission's recommen­ CIVIL CASES ADJOURNED Besides sending out question­ some respects.** Constable Brennan. Tte incident Bermuda as beautiful as she naires Dr. Stephen J. Hadfield, Miss Garrison was formally dation that tiie minimum age for .. (Sight to be. occurred near No. 1 shed. VACANCY hanging be raised from 18_.to? 23C_L Hearing of a case brought by assistant secretary to tte B.M.A., j charged and held in $1,000 bail Some newspapers comhientecP L /?;!-<--' * • * Mrs. Edna Watson (for ' the made personal visits to doctors Vwach was reduced ^ $500. Then That that can't be done in a tb watch them at work. He said p she was released on her own rec­ editorially that much violent* Children's Convalescent Hos­ Applications are invited for the post of Prison Officer f crime in recent Ifaafai had been moment. pital) against Madeline Richards. most consulting rooms were clean* ognizance. - committed by youths still tot their : .»_,* PPP PfP * | of Deepdale, Pembroke, for £ 15 well Lighted and fairly well decor­ THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 in H.M. Prisons Service in Bermuda. teens, and expressed fears that That anyhow it is good to know for care of a child, was ad­ ated, but about ten per eent were thht Hamilton will be on the journed fer a week yesterdav in dismal, dirty and inhospitable. tegrated and on tte whole removal of the death penalty extremely efficient." Candidate's should be of good education and physique. Basic- would encourage young hooligans job. Hamilton civil court by the Wor. One doctor consulted his patients Notice of Intended Marriage * * * H. Martin Godet. on the porch. He arrived at Sydney today to salary will te at the rate of £ 600 a year rising by annual increment to kilt be present at the atomic tests at of £20 to £700 a year. A non-pensionable allowance at the rate The mass-circulation Daily .That the Lions heard an inter­ Tne' defenda nt's mother stated The persons named and that her daughter was not well tte Woomera rocket range next Mirror attacked the report in esting talk on tiie "eye." month- He went on to Canberra described hereunder have given of ten per cent is payable on basic salary. The basic salary wil-' * • pe and was unable to appear. The UX ATOM EXPERT IN general and especially a recom­ and conferred with the Prime notice to me of tteir intended' be subject to superannuation deductions at the rate ef five per cent. mendation that it should be left to magistrate advised Mrs. Richards That the expert explained the that her daughter should send a Minister,. Mr. Robert Gordon marriage, namely: — Uniform clothing will be supplied or an allowance in lieu thereof juries to decide whether a con­ difference between fhe various medical certificate if ste fa still AUSTRALIA FOR TESTS Menzies, tonight. if the successful candidate is posted to the Senior Training School. victed murderer should be hanged specialists. unable to appear on the second Sir William said the weather STANLEY WINFIELD HILL of or go to prison for life. . * . would decide the dates of the hearing. Pembroke Parish (Bachelor) It said this cut clean across the That the cynic says there is little Douglas Hunter, of Paget, dis- Sir William Penney Says tests. He disclosed that 100 From time to time suitable officers are selected by examina­ accepted principles of British difference between their outed a claim made by Henry British scientists and technicians and tion to fill vacancies for Prison Officers in a special grade the justice, adding: charges. Waidron fer £21 for damages to ILK. Programme 'Balanced' were working with Australian GENEVIEVE ELOISE BUTTER­ salary of which is £650 a year rising by annual increments of £20 "It passes the buck' of inflicting , • * * a taxi, £6 of which was claimed colleagues on the range. He said capital punishment from the that as far as he knew the Ameri­ FIELD of Warwick Parish to £750 a year. Tbat ot course he is wrong as fdtr toss of time. (Special to The New York Times (Spinster). Home Secretary to the laymen." Hunter explained that "it was and The Royal Gazette} cans had not asked to te allowed (It is the Home Secretary's re­ usual. to see the tests. a very minor accident" and he MELBOURNE, September 24— Any person knowing any just Applications, which should be made Immediately in writing, sponsibility to decide cm behalf * * * Sir William Penney, one of "That's a matter for ministers, That a cynic is a man who never felt it was a matter of opinion should be addressed to the Warden of Prisons. of the Crown whether the death as to whose neglect caused the Britain's leading atomic scientists, not scientists," he said, "tte cause or impediment why this sentence automatically imposed sees a good quality in another. British attitude is essentially a p|p pg 0 accident between himself and tte declared today that the British marriage should not be allowed after a murder conviction should That on the other hand toe never plaintiff. The case was ad­ programme in atomic research reaction to America's on tte should enter caveat forthwith in exchange of information." be commuted to life imprison­ fails to see a bad quality. journed a week. was "well balanced, properly in- the office of tte Registrar General. By Command. ment.) * . * PnbHcation of the report E. T. SMITH, Tfaat the storm damage is about what secrets he has to Dated 21st day of September, 1953 brought a quick call today far gradually being cleared up. Acting Colonial Secretary. abolition of the death penalty tell. ' R. L. BARNARD from Dr. Donald Soper, president That the optimist says there were * * * The Colonial Secretary's Office. of the Methodist conference. some compensations. That tte big plan lor United Acting Registrar General 22nd September, 1953. lie issued a statement saying: * » * Europe is again to the fore. 7M2twf. mxtt. "It is my strong conviction that That certainly some dead cedars o * * there is a growing sense that capi­ were felled pretty effectively. That of course it is many years tal punishment is both outmoded pp> * PP> overdue. Mat an impetus to new planting JUo KSO ****>'*> mt\.*> and wrong ... the Christian » * o church should condemn this un­ was given. w christian example of barbarism." That a united Germany ia too * * * much fm* the French to con­ FURNESS BERMUDA LINE That just now tbe foreign news sider. is largely about Beria. JAP ENTWTWTARIFF * * PS * _o * Schedule That there is speculation not only That the more remote idea of a PACT FOR DISCUSSION about his whereabouts but conflict between East and West IMPORTERS kindly instruct Shippers to reserve cargo space is preferred. TAG DAY on specific sailings GENEVA,. Switzerland, September 24 (Reuter). — A lu­ Embarkation Time 1.30 p.m. Sailing Hour 3 p.m. nation committee was set up here today to deal with Japan's appli­ Notice to Creditor! Leave New York Arrive Bermuda SHIP Leave Bermuda I Arr. New Ya.k cation for membership in tfae The business known as "THE LITTLE GREEN FENCE" Saturday, 26th September, 1953 General Agreement on Tariffs and situated in Flatts Tillage, has been sold to Mr. Winfiel^ Trade (GATT). ! Sept. 28 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Sept 30 Oct t The United State.: im supporting «. Ernest Simons, as of September 1st, 1953. Sept. 26 All bills up to August 31st, 1953, should be rendered to / tiie bid "of its war-time enemy QUEEN OF BERMUDA Oet 5 Oet 19 in the face of strong opposition me for payment. Oet. S Oct * (via Nassau) by Britain. All bills after this date will be for the account Of Please give generously to QUEEN OF BERMUDA Oct 14 Oet 16 ' The committee set up by the Mr. pinions. Oct 10 Oet U plenary session of the 33-nation 9$ OCEAN MONARCH Oct 13 Oet 21 a Oct. 10 Oct 12 GAIT Win be composed of repre- I wish to thank the public for their patronage and trust 'Bermudas own Charily (via Nassau and Havana) sentatives of Belgium, Canada, same will continue to tte new owner. (St. George's) Chile, Denmark, France, Ger­ Oet 17 Oet 19 QUERN OF BERMUDA Oet 19 Oct. 24 many, India, Pakistan, Britain and MANUEL FERREIRA 682»t_ ,-J. (via Nassau) the United States. __= Oet 24 Oet 26 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Oct tt Oct 30 Nov. 2 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Nov. 2 Nov. 7 Oat 31 (via Nassau) By George McManus Nov. 9 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Nov. 11 Nov. 13 JIGGS Nov. 1 - Nov. 16 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Nov. 16 Nov. 21 up*" Nov. 14 (via Nassau) 7 __>TBANGE-I CAKl'T ©ET i THE CAP RL-NWNG RK3HT- Nov. 21 Nov. SS OCEAN MONARCH Nov. 25 Nov. tl ^EVEEV TIME I GET «T TO (Hamilton) StASTT rrjSRBMBL.E£- Nov. tt I ViH*T >QJ 1©^ Nov. tt OCEAN MONARCH Dee. 2 I Dee. 4 LOOK Jsr ft- rf MAS A OERK IM rr- Bee. 5 Dec. 1 OCEAN MONARCH Dec. 1 Dec. 11 (Hamilton) Dee. 12 Dae. 14 OCEAN MONARCH 1 Dee. 16 Dec. IS (Hamilton)

Subject to chance without notice WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Agent* P THE ROYAL GAZETTE; J^IDAYffEPTSlimiit 25, 1953 Page 5 120 Airfields For NATO BERMUDA TOURISTS RAINBOW By End Of This Year Eisenhower Summons Top Aides (V TALK AT LEOPARDS CLUB Contused From Page 1 TAXI The cost of building the 120 air­ For Decisions On Problems Principal item on the Leopards fields accounted for more than Chj-b programme yesterday was a Pre-Season End-ofSeason half of tte $2,000 million infra­ talk by Mr. Donald Smith, Mr. SERVICE structure programme launched at Posed By H-Bomb's Imminence Walter (Dickie) Green, and mem­ tte 1951 N.A.T.O. Council meeting bers of a touring party who in Ottawa and progressively Ceathtwd (rea P«(e 1 visited the United States and Dial 1048 increased at subsequent _ minis­ Canada during the summer. terial meetings, te said.' vising on the theoretical situation prepared on a continental Mr. Green noted that 85 people 24 Hours He described tiie provision of Which will arise tomorrow for tte basis." had gone on toe tour this year, tte 120 airfields as "only -. an New York CD chiefs plan to drop Senator Wiley predicted that ANNUAL two atom bombs on New York which was a much greater success 762Jttu rw.tll f ...tp instalment and not the final Congress would reject a sales tax than last year. goal." „-. . in theory. One will burst "because it is unfair, unjust and above East Broadway aad Essex discriminatory * and . . . because "Everyone in the group had a Street, the other ever Little Neck the American people definitely do wonderful time," he said. He Parkway, Queen's Village, near not want it** • praised Mr. Smith's travel agency, the Nassau County line. which had made tte arrange­ Estimated toll from this A- ments. FALL SALE" Attention bombardment has been -set at Whtet-iey were in New York 1,104,814 dead with 568,393 in­ Voice Concern At Rumoursthe party attended a forum given jured. Some 1,700,000 persons by the Bermuda Benevolent Asso­ Builders and Contractors will be rendered homeless. Hotel Is Closing Down ciation (an association of Bermu­ GREEN BAY, Wisconsin, Sep­ dians in New York) at which Mr. tember 24 (/P). — Senator Wiley Coati-ned From P«e 1 R. L. Pearman, M.C.P., was the (Republican, Wisconsin) said tot- Tte Mayor reported that a final principal speaker. I Starts TODAY day that tte United States must settlement had been made wito Mr. Henry Conyers, who went Recent arrivals at increase its defence spending, but the U.S. authorities by the mayors on tte tour criticised the Trade All Stores * All Departments he said a national sales tax is tte of- Hamilton and St. George's Development Board for not hav­ wrong way to raise tte revenue under which wharfage will be ing an exhibit at tte Canadian Masters Ltd. Hardware Dept* needed. paid on' all goods landed on municipal wharves ahd consigned National Exhibition. Tte Exhibi­ Such a tax, te predicted, would to toeU.S . Bases. Tte date of tion contained exhibits from three te "thunderingly refected'' by the agreement is retroactive to of Bermuda's leading competitors. EXPLOSIVES (40^o Dynamite) Congress. And te said tte Eisen­ January 1 this year. Mrs. Cecily Manders, Mr. Sco­ hower Administration would seek The Mayor also informed the field Bean and Mrs. Eunice Pack- Men's Sportcoats CAPS and FUSES a sales tax only "if it wanted to Corporation of a meeting he had wood, other members of the tour, dig its own political grave." had with tiie Colonial Secretary also spoke. MATTOCKS and SHOVELS Many Republicans in Congress and tte Mayor of Hamilton in Mr. Paynter thanked the 4070 off have been talking hopefully of connection witfa the visit of the speakers. i cutting military expenditures Queen. He appointed Alderman further. Stewart Spurling and Councillors £> Hardware Main But Senator Wiley, chairman of F. E. Gurr and F. L. A. Richard­ 23 Americans MASTERS LID the Senate foreign relations com­ son a committee to make neces­ Dept Floor mittee, declared in a speech pre­ sary arrangements in connection Among POWs Who pared tor a luncheon meeting of with toe'visit. Also greatly reduced: tte Green Bay Rotary Club. Permission was granted tte rfcler Communism Front Street "Pef ence expenditures m$y Bermuda Sailors' Home to hold going to have to increase because their annual tag day on October Continued from Page 1 SWEATERS we simply are not adequately 24 in St. George's. their disposal will rest with tiie Building applications from Mr. Korean political conference. Erwin Jones, Miss W. Leighton The Allies have brought to tte WOOL SHIRTS and tte General Markets were Indian camp 12,905 Chinese and approved. Mr. L. S. Casey was North Koreans who bave refused granted permission to build a repatriation. . CAMEL HAIR TOP COATS small pier on his property at General Mark Clark, United Jenny's Point, St. David's Island. Nations supreme commander, to­ Present at the meeting were day strongly rejected Communist ARGYLE SOCKS tte Mayor, Aldermen John H. charges that toe Allies had Corbin and Spurling, and Coun­ "faked" a list of some 3,500 cillors G. L. Gilford, Richardson prisoners still believed to be in and Gurr. - Communist hands. g TROUSERS (Englishjmd American) General Clark told the Com­ munists tte list was not compiled from missing-in-action records. SHIRTS PAINTS H0S SERMONS He said ' tfae names * listed only prisoners mentioned on- Com­ B0 K announces MORRISVILLE, . Vt. (AP). — munist broadcasts, reported as BATHING SUITS Any preacher can preach a ser­ captives by the Communists mon but it takes an artist to paint themselves, or seen in camp by one. That's the Rev. Frank fellow prisoners now repatriated. MEN'S KHAKI SHORTS Stockwell. The Communists claim they The Universalist minister never captured most of toe.men livens up his sermons by display­ on the list, General Clark again ing his own canvases which illus­ demanded an accounting of tiie J,3_risKlas$Jares trate fais topic for the day. listed wit'still missing men. 9-DAY SALE! New Features Bring Don't miss this f New Popularity To Sale of the year to NEW WK WOMEN'S FRIEND MORE f- ; MERCHANDISE c^^SaturdaY WASHERS will be added EVERY DAY October 10th Look at these Prices I • 0 0 Bd *•»**. a"" * ' "UTILITY" MODEL Fri*Y- *»tttrdaY ° (ffc Pump) AU Sales Final! and every £49. 19. O Cash £33.19.0 "DELUXE" MODEL Windbreakers ($95.00) (With Pump) I 25^0 o££ Leave Bermuda — 5.30 p.m. round trip £65. 5. O Cash Arrive New York—8.00 p.m. (local time) "REGENT" MODEL 33%% off on £71. 11. O Cash Complete a full day in Bermuda. Arrive in New York in time LADIES' SKIRTS to make convenient connections — or enjoy a good night's *m rest and start your day refreshed the next mormrtlg. Also available on Easy Terms

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VISITORS 1 Th.re is DANCING ot the Personal And Social Mors fun fw you SHERWOOD MANOR HOTEL The second annual Harvest party were Mr. Herman' Beyer, for.tiie south by T.C.A. was Mr. Moon Ball was held on Wednes­ resident manager of tiie Castle James Van B. Dresser of "Quicks- on fhe Waterside Patio day night on the St. George Harbour; Miss Sue Devitt, Om wood Mews," Pembroke. Mr. if we arrange your Hotel ~ terrace. It was the last hotel's social hostess; and Miss Dresser is the sterling area man­ every S A T U RDAY. evening large party scheduled in the hotel Dona Forsyth, Castle Harbour ager of Canada Dry, Ltd. SIGHTSEEING before it is closed for renova­ executive secretary. tions. The dance was by in­ * * * pp. * * From 9 p.m. until Midnight vitation and approximately 200 An innovation at the Castle Also leaving by T.C.A. .was Mr. persons attended, some coming Harbour is a solo cocktail party Joseph Stutz. to the music of from as far as Somerset and which is given by the hotel for Dockyard for the party. Mr. its guests who are travelling ERNIE UADER and his ORCHESTRA Gerry Wilmot was master of alone. Held on the hotel's fifth ceremonies. There were a floor terrace, the party features U. COST OF LIVING Dress: Moderately Priced ^mml**" of dance prizes. Pro­ Calypso singers and other enter­ Semi - Formal Drinks ceeds from the party will go to tainment. INDEX BEATS RECORD the Children's Hospital on Ireland * . . — Bar Now Open All Day — Island. Among those who at­ Mrs. Julian Kemp of Cavendish tended with parties woe Mr. aad Heights returned on Wednesday WASHINGTON; September 23 5780+_-f IP- Mrs. Hans Pedrolini, Cmdr. and night by T.C.A., after three (AP).—The nation's 1,300,000 rail­ Mrs. Michael Wentworth, Mrs. weeks in Canada. She was with road workers are due for a wage Around picturesque Har­ Robert Watson, Mr. and Mrs. her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Alyn increase of at least two and prob­ rington Sound, with Len Dempster, who entertained Kemp, in Chute - a - Blondeau, ably three cents with the announce­ for his sister, Mrs. Thelma 8. admissions to Leamington Ontario, for three weeks. They ment today of the' government's or Crystal Caves, Devil's f Malcolm-Dickinson who is visit­ visited the younger Mrs. Kemp's latest cost-of-living measurement. ing bere from England, Capt. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Three cents an hour would cost Hole, Aquarium, Zoo aad ST. ANNE'S CHURCH Mrs. Stanley Burns, Major and Wyman. Mrs. Alyn Kemp will the carriers an estimated million the Perfume Factory. Mrs. Cecil Montgomery Moore, remain away for several more dollars a year in higher payrolls. Mrs. Richard Rutherford — who weeks. BELFIELD-IN-SOMERSET celebrated her birthday and was The cost of living index, offici­ Daily from Hamilton at given a cake by the manage­ . . * ally called tiie Consumer Price 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. BAZAAR tel. 8835 ment — Col. and Mrs. Ambrose Returning on Wednesday by Index, has climed steadily for the Gosling, Mr. and Mrs. James P.A.A. were Mr. and Mrs. John past five months aad registered an Two in private car BENEFICIAL CLUB HALL Ramsey Ullman, just hack from Leseur of "Buena Vista," Paget. all-time record of 114.7 per cent Of • DELICIOUS LUNCHES and TEAS * * PPPPP: the 1947-1949 average when last $6.00 per person the United States, Mrs. W. O. issued a month ago.' • GOOD DRINKS Wilkinson, Hr. and Mrs. Haskins ' Returning bj Colonial was For additional two hours Oetober 7th and 8th, 19S3 Davis, Mr. Chester Butterfield, Miss Inez Kennedy.. Ihe assumption that today's * p* * to St. George's add $2.50 • INTERESTING GIFTS and Cmdr. Cheney of the U.S. Coast figure, covering the month which GRAND PRIZES OTHER MERCHANDISE Guard cutter Unimak and his Recent (arrivals at the Angel's ended on August 15, would show per person. executive officer, who formed a Grotto bave included Mr. Gunnar a slight further increase was based Two "Round Trips" to New York party with two nurses from the Randers of Slemdal, Oslo, Nor­ on the final lifting of all Federal and Children's Hospital, and Mrs. way; -Miss Alice Beyleium and rent controls on July 31. on a sub­ Bermuda John Lewis, Jr., who won the first Miss Angela Gorvetzian of Forest way fare increase in New York Mobylette Bicycle Open 16.30 to 5.30 every day dance prize. Hills, New York; Mr. and Mrs. City and other factors. Harold Higgins of Rosedale, New Holiday House except Sundayw Valuable Gate Prizes | . . . York; and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ardleigh Cottage 7110tf ssuni Mr. and Mrs. David Knott and Grinseich of Brooklyn. . Look oat for further notices Mr. Sd McCullen were honoured pp. * p* Reid St. Hamilton King And Queen Born 67«5tf.«.f 2Si 26 on Tuesday night at a dinner Word has been received here of Phone 4333 party given on tbe Starlit Garden the birth of a son, Robert Keith, Terrace of the Castle Harbour to Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. MACON, Georgia, Sept. 23 (AP). Hotel. Ifr. Knott Is president mt Peytair, Jr., formerly of "Lan­ —The Kings and Queens are cele­ Ask about our Somerset tbe Knott' hotel chain and" Mr. cashire Lodge," Warwick. The brating at a Macon hospital where Calypso Cruise including McCullen is a judge ta New York. child was born In Philadelphia, baby sons were born to Mrs. Noah Barbecue lunch. After dinner the group stayed far Pa., on Sept. 17. Queen and Mrs. James B. King, dancing to the music of Freddie * * * both of Macon. Matthew's orchestra. Also in the Leaving on Wednesday night THE BERMUDA GENERAL ISLAND THEATRE THE BERMUDIANA THEATRE I THEATRES 1 SHOW PLACE OF BERMUDA. °o. "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT & LITTLE THEATRE PLAYHOUSE **<> After-dinner Show TODAY — Three Shows «tf '* WITH YOU". TONIGHT at 8.30 2.30 7 30 9.30 * Air Conditioning BERMUDA RIGHT! (a comedy) The Most Glorious Spectacle Ever: at the *lie ; 2.30 — 7.15 9.25 Tues. Sept. 29 — Sun. Oet. 4 Your Heart at 8.45 p.m. NEW ." Greatest •#& * . Treasure of ' Will Soar "The best western saga of all time . . . Yoa will Angers Grotto Matinee Saturday, October 3 A "* Entertainment have to wait a long time to see a better film." 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R., officiated at the ceremony. 71«ttf. another term of 81 years ter Mr. Anthony Ferraz Was. the similar crimes. organist and Miss Sylvia Baron sang "Ave Maria" as tbe newlyp- ft If CI I •**' married couple signed the church register. Miss Sylvia Corday was maid of honour and the other bridesmaids were Miss Lena ' Lima and Miss Mary Jolley. Miss Jean Mello and Miss Mary Amaral were junior bridesmaids and Cheryl Mello was flower girl. Mr. Edward Lima was best man and Mr. John Lima and Mr. Ronald Fisher were ushers. Given in marriage by her fatfterT the bride wore a wedding gown fashioned With a lace bodice ex­ tending to a satin skirt and train. The maid of honour wore a gown of pink nylon net over taffeta and the bridesmaids' dresses were of blue nylon net over taffeta. After the ceremony a reception was held on tbe lawn of St. Anthony's Mission; The couple wHl be at home in Cavendish Heights. Mr. and MTs. 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EKs3 mmmmAmm Pagfe 5 THE ROYAL C&ZETTE, FfclDAY, SEPTEMBER, 25,1953 AlUOut Project Of throughout Ihe year and collec­ tions for the rearing of parasites QUEEN CONSENTS TO Biological Control Wrests made at the time when the tuber moth larvae are mining the leaves ACT AS GODMOTHER Two Fishermen Rescued, of the potatoes," the report reads. Co_.li_.-Ml From Pile 1 "If none of the introduced para­ see it in GLAMOUR ... from that country," Mr. Evans sites is recovered it might be said. worthwhile making additional Heir To The Percys Will The Green Shield Scale, which introductions liberating material By U. S. Coast Guard PINK FAILLE after-five-news attacks oleanders, is not lethal in places where potatoes are Be Christened Next Month in its effect but makes a mesS, Mr. stored so as to have a permanent Evans said. It turns the trunks reservoir of parasites on hand. LONDON, September 24 (Beu­ Continued From Page 1 and twigs black and leaves a sooty Some of the parasites multiply ter). — The Queen wHl be god­ fishing vessel, looked for trouble Mr. Gibbons has been going mould on the foliase. freely in storehouses." mother to the. 12-week-old son of in its diesel engine, found a de­ out fishing wito Mr. Wright since DANGEROUS CHEMICAL the Duke of Northumberland next Easter, Mrs.' Wright said. LOSSES THIS YEAR fect, and repaired the mechanical The conventional spray, an oil month, it was officially announced difficulty. emulsion, is ineffective, Mr. Bermuda this year probaly lost today. The boat returned to Bermuda in Very Easy to Make' Evans reported. However, an ef­ 1,500 - 1,600 bushels of potatoes The Queen, however, will not without mishap. fective chemical has been found through the parasite, Mr. Evans he present at the christening. The Last night Mr. Wright, despite for use against the scale, but it is commented. Duchess df Northumberland will his extra hours' afloat, took his so dangerous that up to ' Om "Tiie Mediterranean fruit-fly is stand proxy for Her Majesty boat to The Stalls to unload his protew present only two men have been tbe curse of fruit culture in Ber­ during the ceremony to be held fish. allowed to use it. "The solution muda, especially the peach," Mr. at ' Alnwick Castle, seat of the Mrs. Wright said she was not to this problem also is biological Evans declared. At one time the Percys in Northumberland. badly worried about her husband. VOGUE PATTERNS* control," Mr. Evans said. department thought It had dis­ The child will be christened The brat is 50 feet long and has The Fluted or Cottony Cushion appeared but In the last two years Henry Alan Walter Richard a diesel engine which is unlikely head* scale is under perfect control, ac­ it has returned in numbers. Percy, and bears the courtesy to explode. •• cording to Mr. Evans. Appearing "The board and I feel very title of Earl Percy. .with time-tested on c11> us trees,* it is' controlled ky strongly that we should tackle His birth drew much attention tbe ladybird Novius Cardinalis this problem with modern know­ here since he is the first son to HUMPHREYS DOG REMEDIES I and the parasitic fly Cryptochae- ledge," Mr. Evans declared. "Be­ be born to the Duke and Duchess Humphreys Medietoe Company Flattering pink faille and a tum. Novius is inactive during fore we start on any campaign of Northumberland, who were Gabardine Shirts the winter months but Cry pto- married In 1946. They have three makes remedies for treating $8 dif­ we must have a qualified ento­ ferent ;ailinents of dogs: including Very Easy to Make' Vogue chaetum is able to keep the scale mologist to study the life history voung daughters, Lady .Caroline, fairly well under control at that Ladv Victoria and Lady Julia. Flannel Shirts fevers, congestions, worms, mange of the pests so that we may be and eye irritations. These time. better able to apply counter There is a definite shortage of Pattern — for an exciting Also under control is the Long- famous remedies are measures." male offspring among British i good for cats, too! Don't tailed Mealybug, which attacks He pointed out that no one Dukes. Eleven Dukes have no 15 late-day look, so simple the Sago Palm. sons to carry on the 'family line, 25/» eaeh ™ endanger year pet'* knows what happens to the fly I health—buy Humphreys On the other hand the Citrus in winter. among them the Earl Marshal, Mealybug is not yet under much the Duke of Norfolk. « | Remedies! Sold at drug- for even beginners to I stores everywhere! control. Dr. Thompson states. In Cork can be harvested from a The Shirt Shop his report that further extensive sew. Glamour en­ cork oak only once in six to 10 Geese appear in'the inscriptions (South Shore at Point Finger) collections should be made of the years. left by the earliest civilisations. Mealybug from all plants tt at-/ dorses the scoop- tacks in Bermuda. "If these collections show that none of the Introduced parasites neck top, the has become established it wiH be necessary to make further impor­ wide fklring tations accompanied by experi­ mental tests in order to determine skirt. whether the introdw ed specie- will breed on the Bermuda Citrus Mealybug," the report goes on. It is hoped that a parasite will be found in India, Mr. Evans said. The Canna, one of the easiest plants to grow, here, is attacked by the Canna Skipper. An egg parasite has been introduced and it is hoped that the Skipper will succumb. • duplicate Few of the parasites of the model on potato tuber moth which were THE display in our released here in large numbers Queen Street ' have become established. 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I m-mAn 8___n__ •SH •£$_: .^qy^'GAZgTT^.fBiPAy, SEPTEMBER 35,4353 Page Re-Establishment Of Cedars On Considerate CEYLOB PREMIER TO Scale Possible; Most Optimistic Report Yet REMAIN IN OFFICE

Continued From P»ge 1 Withdraws Resignation To will continue to live if they are DUTCH ftYKES HOLD IN heavily infested. So far as we Avoid Party Split know a heavily infested tree EXPECTED HIGH TIDES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES eventually diesT Tiie trees 'tfe (Special to The New York Times term 'resistant' are those on and The Royal Gazette) which the scale appears to be incapable tor some reason or Atlantic Gale Believed COLOMBO, Ceylon,__Seplember other of producing a heavy in­ 24. — Responding-^ fervent ap­ by festation. The infestation is be­ Blowing Itself Oat peals to change his mind the low a certain level which the tree Prime Minister of Ceylon, Mr. Dudley Senanayake, announced appears capable of supporting in­ THE HAGUE, Netherlands, definitely." today that Ike would not resign. September 24 (Reuter). — Ex­ He had been expected to an­ | It's The Microweisia beetle, the hausted dyke workers in flood- nounce today his resignation be­ BERSTED report says, is far more numerous stricken southwestern Holland cause of ill health. than the Lindorus in toe western wait home in relief tonight when parishes. The Microweisia is the embankments withstood the Several senators and members PYJAMA smaller, more active and seems onslaught of a freak equinoxial of Parliament begged him to stay tide. on. Most potent appeal came to be more effective. today at a religious ceremony Generally toe Microweisia was Hundreds had. worked unceas­ connected with' the restoration' of released in toe western parishes ingly days and nights to bolster an ancient Buddhist shrine when * time but it has spread as far as Ves,ey fpF? defences, Weakened last toe President at toe Senate broke TOASTERS . 42/6„ fif/-, 57/6 Street in Devonshire. A tow Winter by spring tides and gales into tears while pleading with Mr. specimens have been recovered Senanayake. on Paget Island but mme in toe which devastated the area. intervening parts of toe island. Reports of loss and damage to His announcement has been again! "My opinion," Dr. Thompson France's fishing fleet continued to hailed throughout Ceylon as ii writes, "is toat this beetle should MWIn today as the gale which had become evident in the past VIBRATORS \.g/i be liberated in all areas in which has been raging over the Atlantic few days toat his going would j cedars in fair or good condition this week appeared to be blow­ have split the United National still exist. This may neces­ ing itself out. Party Which rules Ceylon with a And see what pretty pyjamas we can sitate a reactivation of the mass Two fishermen were drowned substantial parliamentary maj­ breeding programme either in when their boat capsize! 25i ority, and would have opened toe j show you . . Besides rayon, we have SANDWICH TOASTERS . 97/6, £5.0.0, £7.0.0 Bermuda or California." miles out at sea on Monday Five way tor Communists and other t (At toe press conference Mr. survivors were picked up by a left-wing elements to seize more Evans said toat the department tuna boat from their Some poet in power. nylon, and something new in three- planned to trap predators to the Brittany and were today in western parishes and transfer hospital. piec$rs . . the tailored pyjamas wifh \m BRIERS 1 Till, £6-Q.Q them to the eastern. One breeding programme is under Boats returning to port said way to California.) they had seen a 7!J7 ton vessel UA ENVOYS END matching duster-coat. " It lit possible, according to toe which had been given up for lost, report, that thie scale has been making for Calmer weather. TALKS IN VIENNA . KNIFE SHARPENERS 87/6 misidentified. This is the opinion Hastily strengthened dykes held of Dr. Balachowsky, a European September's high tides from tow- RAYON PYJAMAS authority to whom specimens lying farms on the Normandy Mostly 'Policy' Matters were submitted by Dr. Mesnil, in coast, from an area of which charge of the Commonwealth cattle had been evacuated Were Under Discussion Solid colours and prints 27/6 and 35/— HOT PLATES from 32/6 Institute's European laboratory. yesterday. "If his first opinion is sub­ stantiated," Dr. Thompson com­ VIENNA, Austria, September ments, "then further search for it (Reuter). — Chiefs of United HYLON PYJAMAS . solid colours 50/- toe natural enemies of the species States missions in seven Europe­ might profitably be made." Popular Deputy an countries — five of them Com­ Be sure to listgfi to th^ munist — ended a three day con­ WORST NOT REALISED ference here today. Philips Radio Contest In summation he writes: "To CARY, N. C. (AP). — Wake Mr. Livingstone T. Merchant, THREE-PIECE TAILORED SET sum up, therefore, I would. say County Deputy Sheriff Wiley Assistant United States Secretary toat although the Bermuda cedars Jones' popularity was put to the ZBM1 and ZBM2 test recently. Searching f o r a of State for European Affairs, have been devastated and our Who presided over toe conference, (Pyjamas and matching efforts to prevent tois by bi­ man wanted for murder, Jones went to toe section of toe county said its purpose was to discuss ological control have been unsuc­ policy. duster-coat. Blue, green) 50/— cessful, yet the worst fear — I where the killer lived. He let it mean, that toe cedar would be' be known he wanted to see the .' "Some 90 per cent of the time completely exterminated — ha; fugitive as soon as possible. was devoted to political and not been realised. The introduc­ economic questions. The rest A few days later the man, who was devoted to . administration," tion of natural enemies has at slain another in a j u k e Joint toast slowed down toe decline of he said. brawl, showed up at Jones' office. Among those attending Radio and Electrical Department the trees and in all probability "I. trust Mr. Wiley," he told were lias saved many trees which officers. Mr. Charles E. Bohlen, am- would otherwise have perished. bassador to Russia Mr. The establishment of predators in George Wadsworth, am- Bermuda should, I think, permit bassador to Czechoslovakia; Mr. the growth and survival of many tions that toe Microweisia be Joseph Flack, ambassador to individual trees that would not distributed throughout toe Poland; Dr. James B. Conant, THE BERMUDA COMPANY have been aide to develop with­ eastern - parishes and that seed­ High Commissioner in Germany; out the help of these beneficial lings should be developed from Mr. Llewellyn E. Thompson, am­ * .= aWa *r f ^- f * insects." immune cedars—are being carried bassador to Austria and Mr. Mose Church Street fast Hamilton out. L. Harvey, chief of fhe State In his recommendations to the Previously the seedlings have Department's division of research RftiA Street, HMAIUOK JtI5_>+f. Agricultural Department Dr. been developed from immune for toe Soviet Union and Eastern Thompson notes: " j. . it should female trees. Now, however, ac­ Europe. be possible to re-establish the cording to Mr. Evans, the de­ Betmuda eedar _»Ma..consideraH_« partment is h a n d-pollinating 1' flMjr $&**;, >* •-_•# -___-___- scale throughout"ffie Colony.*$ immune females from immune His two principal recommends- males.

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threw her bo w against the stake boat. ELIZABETH SURVIVES ONE P-CX-OP CREW Turpin Is Target Of British Tars Allie Reynolds To Start For Elizabeth hauled with a "pick up" crew, followed by Venture TACK AND GOES TO BOTTOM which hauled from tfae port aide. Elizabeth held her port tack for Yankees In World Series probably thirty seconds and then tacked. Tfae dinghy came up into Venture Shows Excellent Sea­ the wind and then stopped dead. NEW YORK, Sept. 24 (AP).—It secutive title, expressed his satis­ fha.tfteti.y a puff of wind struck seems now Allie Reynolds will faction with the pitching of both the dinghy, and over she went. hurl the World Series' opener for Reynolds and Lopat in their last The race was over as far as the New York* Yankees next outings. JEach worked seven inn­ manship In Finishing ings and was dredited witfa the Elizabeth was concerned, fo;- she Wednesday with Eddie Lopat to could not be righted and bailed pitch against the Brooklyn Dodgers victories. * The large number of sailing fans who turned out to see except with Mme assistance from in the second game. '^Reynolds never looked better" this year's Jubilee Cup raee yesterday were disappointed. another craft, and once she re­ Yankee Manager Casey Stengel sai'd Stengel. "As for Lopat, he ceived tills assistance, which was refused to be pinned down on his showed he was ready for Brook­ They didn't see a race; they saw instead an excellent piece quickly forthcoming and as first game pitcher except to say lyn.-" of seamanship cm the part of Venture's crew, but the Jubilee quickly accepted, she was con­ tbat Reynolds and Lopat would be Cup race could not in any manner be called a race or a sidered oat of the race. used for the first two games—be But Om race -was not finished did not say in what order. contest. Stengel declared he still had not The race should not have been for Venture. In fact her trials decided on his third game pitcher sailed in tile first place, and if had just begun. With her, tt was bat indicated tiie choice lies be-" everyone could have been notified a question of survival for in order tween rightrhander Vic Rachi and in time, there is little doubt but to have her same engraved on tbe southpaw Eddie Ford. that the St. George's Dinghy, and famous Jubilee Cup, Venture Stengel, gunning for his fifth con- Monarch Sports Club, the host club, would must have finished the course. have postponed it. But arrange­ The course the committee had ments for this festive day were decided upon was four times to started early in the week and it windward and three times to was not possible to have put leeward. them aside at short notice. There was no attempt made to When it was learned that the sail tiie course quickly but every Corona, which was chartered by effort was made to sail it safely. the Royal Hamilton Amateur No quick tacks were made and Dinghy Club for the races was the dinghy was never gybed — cancelled because it was felt that she was worn around whenever the North Shore was too rough for necessary, and in the smoothest her, the chances of having a water the crew could find. As couple of Bermuda fitted dinghies a matter of fact, most of tbe after­ survive in a race in St. George's noon was spent by tbe crew in - International News Photo BANDY TURPIN, European Middleweight Champion Randy Turpin is the target of two British lellingly tender nuggets oi Harbour seemed prety slim. The looking for smooth, water. This Monarch Golden Corn . . . race however, was not cancelled unfortunately, could not easily Tars aboard tiie liner Queen Mary in this bit of horseplay on Turpin's arrival in New York on sweet and garden fresh. and those who bad tickets for the be found, tar it started to squall Monday. He is in the States to begin training for his middleweight championship fight against Corona and could make it, went up and rather than moderating B.nbo Olson. t» St. George's by car. alter the squall, the wind LATE Of STARTING increased. The race was fifteen minutes ALMOST CAPSIZED late in starting. Venture during a Numerous times when running LEAGUE LEADERS LEADING HITTERS morning, pre-race tune-up, sank off tfae wind, the dinghy heeled witfa all hands aboard and bad to so far that the tip of her boom be bailed out and her sails dried By Associated Press NATIONAL. LEAGUE grazed tbe water. Two inches AMERICAN LEAGUE G AB R H Pet as best as possible. or so further heel would have By the luck of tbe toss, Eliza­ RUNS—Rosen, Cleveland. 108; Yost, Furillo, *¥?'•' nly choice, selected fruit meant her finish. Washington, 105; Mantle, New York, Bklyn .. 133 479 82 165 .344 0 beth drew the starboard side of. Witfa one leeward and one hilly "sun-ripened" on ihe 104; Minoso, Chicago, 108; Vernon, Schoendienst. the starting boat, which also wp>ather leg left to complete, tree ... a dessert fit for a happenM to be tfae weather aide, Washington, 100. St Louis . 143 548 103 186 .339 king... ready to serve. Venture ran into ber toughest HITS—Kuenn, Detroit. 204; Vernon, Snider, S for with the boat anchored off weather, Off Ordnance Island Washington, 200; Rosen, Cleveland, Bklyn ... 150 878 131 195 .337 NATIONAL LEAGUE Marginal Wharf as the leeward she was struck by a really dusty 192; Philley, Philadelphia. 1ST; Busby, Musial, No games scheduled boat for a northeasterly wind, squall which had equal amounts Washington, 178. St Louis . 184 580 123 194 .334 AMERICAN LEAGUE shortly after the stake boats were of water and wind mixed in it. DOUBLES—Vernon, Washington, 43; 11Mueller , No games scheduled moored, the wind backed more It was impossible to keep tte Kell, Boston, 41; Goodman and White, New York 138 467 55 155 .333 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES into tfae east. dinghy sailing without capsizing, Boston, 33; Kuenn and Nieman, Robinson, NATIONAL LEAGUE Tfae weather stake boat was so the only thing possible to do Detroit and Jensen, Washington, 32. Bklyn ... 134 479 108 159' .332 Philadelphia 2, New York 1 anchored off Convict's Bay. was done — to throw over tite TRIPLES—Rivera, Chicago, 14; Ver­ Irvin, N.Y. . 133 443 73 140 .330 Milwaukee 2, St. Louis 1 There was a 27-mile-per-hour storm anchor. Two of them were non, Washington, 11; Piersall, Boston Ashburn, Cincinnati 4, Chicago 3 thrown over as a matter of fact, and Philley, Philadelphia, . 9; five Alia 153 611 108 200 .337 AMERICAN LEAGUE oted for their pure, whole wind blowing when Knight White N called to Elizabeth to haul, and but they took the form of live players tied with 8 each. Kluszewski, New York 3, Philadelphia 1 fresh frail flavor. • • packed some of tfae gusts of wind must crew members. Willy Gleeson STOLEN BASES—Minoso, Chicago, Cin ..... 147 563 95 178 .338 Cleveland 8, Chicago 3 so quickly all ihe flavor of and Easter Hayward went over 23; Rivera, Chicago, 22; Jensen. Campanella, TODAY'S MATCHES tbe fresh fruit is retained. have reached 30 or SS miles per hour. A heavy sea was rolling the side and swam around to tfae Washington, 17; Philley, Philadelphia Bklyn 143 S13 181 181 314 . NATIONAL LEAGUE as well and tfae tops were begin-. bowsprit where they literally and Busby, Washington, 13. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Pittsburgh, night "rode" oat tfae squall. Venture PITCHING—Lopat, New York. 16-4, Vernon, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, night ning to break into white crests. St Louis at Chicago Elizabeth filled twice while she was able to keep her bows into .800; Ford, New York. 18-5, .783; Par- Wash ... 148 596 100 300 .338 was waiting to receive the haul­ tiie wind and survive' tfae test. nell, Boston, 20-8. .714; Sain, New Rosen, AMERICAN LEAGUE She was aided somewhat in this York, 14-6, .net Raschi, New York. Cleveland 152 584 108 192 .329 Boston at New York, night , ing signal, and she broke ber Philadelphia at Washington, night spinnaker pole (not that she task by tbe Mayor of-St. George's 13-6, -184. Goodman, barge which acted as a wind­ STRIKEOUTS—Pierce. Chicago, 178; Boston ..195 807 73 188 .312 Detroit at Cleveland, night would 'ever have used it y ester - break for her although it was a Trucks, Chicago, 148; Wynn, Cleve­ Busby, Chicago at St. Louis, night may), wtai w. of the waves rough shelter at best. land, 138; Garcia, Cleveland, 134; Wash 147 574 67 178 .310 With the squall spent, Easter Parnell, Boston, 138. Minoso, A Monarch product from NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago . 148 842 102 168 .310 seed Io tta ... tender and Hayward and Willie Gleeson RUNS—Snider. Brooklyn, 131: Gil­ Bauer, N.Y. 130 439 78 132 .308 clambered back aboard and tfae Panthers Juniors sweet, flavorful peas ... a The Customers' Market liam. Brooklyn, 124; Musial, St. Louis, Kuenn. treat io eat. Venture finished out the last two 123; Dark, New York, 131; Mathews. Detroit . . 152 665 92 204 .307 legs of tiie race. Milwaukee, 109. Woodling. To Meet Tonight Meat Specials REFUSE TOW OFFER HITS—Ashburn, Philadelphia, 200; New York 124 395 64 121 308 Once across tfae finish line, Snider, Brooklyn, 195; Musial, St. Kell. Boston 132 454 88 138 304 The junior football players of the TODAY and TOMORROW several boats offered to tow tfae Louis, 184; Dark. New York, 188; Phi-ley. . Pembroke Panthers are notified of Leg Lamb 3/- lb. brave craft and her crew bade to Schoendienst, St. Louis, 188. Phila..... 154 617 80 187 303 a meeting which will be held at ' DOUBLES—Musial. St. Louis. 51: HOME RUNS the home of Mr. William Pedro, Shoulder Lamb 2/9 lb. tbe club, but tiie crew decided, like true Jubilee Cap champions, Dane. New York, 40; Snider, Brooklyn. National League corner of park and Wesley Streets, Lamb Chops 3/6 lb. to sail back under tbeir own 38; Furillo. Brooklyn,' Baumholtz. Mathews, Milwaukee 47 this evening at eight o'clock. Stewing Lamb 2/6 lb. power. She finished one hour and Chicago and Bell, Cincinnati, 38. . Campanella, Brooklyn 41 There will be a meeting of Beef for Roasting 2/6 lb. 52 minutes after her start. TRIPLES—Gilliam, Brooklyn, 17; Snider, Brooklyn 41 basketball players at tbe same I ef resiling, cool delightful Bruton, Milwaukee, 13; Fondy, Kluszewski, Cincinnati 40 time and the same place. # In Black, two shades of Chopped Beef 3/-lb. The Venture and ber crew were Chicago, 12; Hemus, St. Louis. 11; Kiner, Chicago 34 fruit... uniform halves in Brown, Oxblood, Blue and fancy heavy syrup. Deli­ Calves' Liver 3/6 lb. greeted with thunderous cheers as Ashburn. Philadelphia and Musial, St. American League cious as a dessert... splen Fresh Bermuda Fork she hauled up alongside Ordnance Louis, 9. Zernial, Philadelphia 43 am Neutral. A Kiwi shine lasts did for salads. Island, winner of tiie Jubilee Cup STOLEN BASES — Bruton, Mil­ Rosen. Cleveland 41 GIRAFFE STUDY POSTPONED longer because the polish is Bacon Pork and a severe test of seamanship. waukee, 25; Reese, Brooklyn, 31; Gil­ Doby, Cleveland 29 made only from the finest KIWI American Whole Among the first to congratulate liam. Brooklyn, 30; Robinson. DURHAM, N.C. (_P).—Native Berra, New York 37 waxes and dyes. Chicken 2*. - 6 lb. .. 4/6 lb. Norman Roberts, skipper of tfae Brooklyn, 17; Snider, Brooklyn and Boone, Detroit .. .'4^0 -, 23 uprisings in Africa have post­ dinghy and its builder, was Bert Bernier, Pittsburgh, 15. poned a projected trip of three WAX SHOE POLISH boose Monarch sal ti' Farmer's Cut-up . BUNS BATTED IN Darrell, skipper, builder aad PITCHING—Erskine. Brooklyn. 20- Duke University doctors to study csur e yoa always serve Chicken •/•lb. Campanella, Brooklyn 143 designer of the Elizabeth. 6, .769; Spahn, Milwaukee, 23-7, .759; Om blood pressure of giraffes. Inods of... Mathews, Milwaukee 135 Agents: Messrs. H. A. ft E. Smith Ltd., Hamilton, BERMUDA Backs and Necks 2/9 lb. The fish chowder and refresh­ Meyer, Brooklyn and Burdette, Mil­ Snider, Brooklyn EM Dr. James W.' Warren and his Small Steaks 5/- lb. ments serve! by the St. George's waukee, 19-8, .780; Staley, St. Louis, Ennis, Philadelphia 122 assistants, D r s. Henry D. Veal Legs Dinghy and Sports Club at tbe 18-8. .692. Hodges, Brooklyn 138 Mcintosh and E. Harvey Estes, STRIKEOUTS — Roberts, Phila­ had planned the trip under a Picnic Ham 4/6 lb. conclusion of the race must have Stolen, Cleveland. 140 H ighesi quality . . . defi­ tasted especially warm to the delphia, 198; Erskine, Brooklyn, 183; Vernon, Washington 114 grant df the Office of U. S. Naval nitely finer far 100 years Portuguese Hot Sausage 6/-lb. crew of the Venture. Tbis was MizeU, St Louis, 184; Haddix. St Boone, Detroit 188 Research. ' The grant has been ...1853-1953. Pigs' Snouts tbeir first Jubilee Cup race and Louis, 151; Spahn, Milwaukee, 143. Berra, New York 187 extended to January 1. - Salt Mackerel they were victorious in it — under o An African hunter is holding conditions which probably are The second race of the day — BEIRUT, Lebanon, Sept. 24 (AP). several giraffes for the Duke Monarch without parallel to the history of medical team. Theoretically, a INDIA Fresh Fruits and Vegetables that for the Leon D. Fast Cup, was —Eighteen-year-old Mary Rizalla, the race. postponed. elected "Miss Elegance" at a giraffe lives with a constant blood festival in .the mountain resort pressure that would kill any town erf Falugha, was shot dead by other animal, including man. a- jealous .suitor. Police said ste The researchers want to learn was shot while walking with how tfae giraffe's heart and artery friends. They identified the gun­ tissues stand tfae strain of the man as a young toan who had high blood pressure. Always . 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nm THE ROYAL OJEETTE, FfUBAV, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1953 SCHWEPPES S©cond|B|ac|ice Match To Be|Held Sunday At St. George's TONIC WATER The world's finest tonic water Second Stage Of Brackstone Panthers Beat Rifles St. George's To Bay Pick In Friendly Soccer John F. Burrows & Co., Lta. Cup Fired Last Wednesday The Pembroke Panthers football Of B.C.A.: And S.I.L. team defeated the Bermuda Rifles Agents | The second stage in the Brack­ SBC SIRC 2 side 4-2 in a friendly match at the stone Cup was fired off at the. O. Spurling 96 Mrs. A. France 83 Cox's HiU field yesterday. The second in the'series of practice matches under tite J. Card 88 D. Horseman 88 SANDWICH FtUMtS 9036fs___.eitp. Fort Hamilton Range last Wed­ Morley, W. Faries and Edward auspices of the Bermuda Cricket Board of Control will be nesday night, the Cup being fired R. Fain 79 V. Ripley 88 Skaters scored for the Panthers *L Baked held this Sunday at the Wellington Oval, when the St over three practices. One of the HS^ while Gibbons put one into his own mmd Batter Ftektm i s 263 254 George's CC. will be at home to the team representing the practices is a deliberate shoot, the goal to help the Panthers as well. Beat pick of the Bermuda Cricket Association and the Somers second is a shoot, at a metric BRC 2 SIRC 1 J. Abblett scored both goals for It Pays To Advertise target and tiie third is a shoot M. Dickens 96 Mr. A. France 95 tfae Rifles. *jt 2.Qwppedte-_at_v Isles Cricket League. with a time limit. H. McHarg 77 JT. Whiting 87 The teams: The game is to start promptly M. Roberton 88 R. Lawton 85 Panthers—Pedro; E. Skaters and tir wiiT-m rw at 10.00 A.m. and all players are The Brackstone Cup is being G. Spurling; Souza, A. Lopes and asked to be at the field before fired in conjunction with the In­ 261 267 Charles Rabello; D. Morris, B. this time. expert League Guest Cup Com­ BRC 1 SBC Pedro, J. Morley, J. DeSilva and St. George's will be using their petition with the top six teams W. Davis 93 O. Spurling 92 D. Partes. regular Cup Match team white the going into the final on Wednesday, W. McBeath 94 J. Card 93 Bermuda Rifles—J. B. Perry; pick of the Somers Isles League October 14. Heading the teams D. Drury" jj£ 93 R. Fairs 86 Sayers and Doughty C. Mayne, L. HELLMANN5 and the Bermuda Cricket Associa­ to date are*tbe B.R.C. I side wKh Gibbons and M. Stone; Abblett tion represents about-lie best 8 match points and an aggregate 280 -70 Corday, McEwan, Mitchell and REAL there is ia these two leagues. The of 1132. In second position is TEAM STANDINGS M. J. Davis. MAYONNAISE game therefore should be a good Sandys Boat Club with 6 match Teams F W L Afg. Pts. D. Lewis was the referee. one and should produce some pointe an aggregate of 1081. SRC 1 1132 8 o SBC excellent sport in this match 1081 6 pounds to 1,075 pounds in two which should prepare a team to Top of the Brackstone Cup SIRC i 1043 4 play the M.C.C. in their forth­ competition is C. Woollard who BRC a .era 2 liiw^R w years. coming tour. racked up a total of 285 pointe tm SIRC 2;%_fe_lyj 975 0 Pete Mulder wiU' be heading the second stage of tiie shoot. BRACKSTONE CUP SECOND STAGE up the combined team with The results: Del. Met. T.L. Elbridge ''Gospel" Simmons as INEXPERT LEAGUE C. Woollard . 96 98 91 285 Vice-captain. These two headed SIRC 2 BRC 2 C. R. Barnes 94 99 89 282 the East and the West teams Mrs. A. France 74 M. Dickens 93 W. Davis .... 93 93 91 277 respectively in the first practice D. Horseman Tf. Et. McHarg 86 At. Pitman ... 87 95 95 277 QUEEN OF ROSES — Ger- pet on by the Bermuda Cricket V. Ripley BS IS. Roberton 92 *D. Drury 97 93 85 27S aldine Frank of New York Board of Control. During this A. Whiting 98 96 81 275 City poses prettily tn a cos­ match Pete Mulder shone as a . 237 251 "H. Tatem 96 97 81 274 bowler in a game which saw SIRC 1 BRC 1 J. Bernhard 97 97 77 271 tume of fresh roses prior to some stubborn batsmen. Mt. A. France 91 W. Davis 93 E. Barnes ... 95 95 79 269 bar selection as "Queen of fat Blee, Om outstanding fielder J. Whiting 84 W. McBeath 88 Roses" in the Festival of of the day during the first R. Lawton 86 D. Drury 97 Roses held at the Ambassa­ practice at Somerset, also made dor -Hotel, Fallsburg, N. Y. this team- Pat got himself 32 281 278 MARCIANO WINS BY useful runs as well as taking some Among her prizes was tbe wickets. unique award of a bouquet The opening pair of the "West" TXO. IN ELEVENTH of 50 American Beauty roses team, which put on 75 runs for every birthday until she the first wicket in their partner­ Special Memory NEW YORK, September marries. ship, have been included in the 24. — Rocky Marciano suc­ team. They are R. Cann and A. cessfully defending his SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP).— world heavyweight cham­ A. Madeiros. Edward-Barton, custodian of safe A 30-ton humpback whale will is the storting point The teams: deposit vaults at Union Trust Co., pionship this evening at Use produce about seven tons of oil. Combined Leagues — Pete says it's mm trick at all to remem­ Polo Grounds - here by of o smart wardrobe Mulder (captain), Elbridge ber 5,000 names and faces. He beating Roland La Starza on "Gospel" Simmons (vice-captain), proved it the other day by re­ a technical knockout in one Pat Blee, R. Cann, G. Ferreira, membering the name of a man minute and 31 seconds of We have just unpacked a Tony Madeiros, C. Norford, who had been away seven years. the eleventh round. lovely collection of mono­ Rupert "Dixie" Perinchief, X. Up to the time of the tech­ Raynor, John Semos and I. Barton, 13 years at his job, nical knockout, Marciano Do you have tones and Tartans that An unusual opportunity (Joe) Tatem. works his memory trick this way: had the fight well under breathe fashion in their to own some of these A. Spencer and R. Osborne are When a customer comes to the control, losing only two the reserves. vault room his' mind recalls the rounds — the second, and fabric and tailoring. Here RARE BULBS tit George's C.C. — L. Rich­ number of position of the man's the sixth, the sixth being PROBLEM ardson, St. C. Smith, W. Smith, C. box. Ihe name comes by assoia- are but a few: tion. •'%}' taken from him on a low Giant Amaryllis Symonds, S. Paynter, K. Smith, "blow by referee Ruby Gold­ C. Welch, I. Pascoe, N. Smith, "I started by remembering the stein. S. Thompson and C. Simmons. numbers and locations of tiie HAIR? in solid colours L. Wade and D. Steede will be dozen or so directors' boxes," he On the last, occasion these the reserves. says, "and just accumulated the fighters met, which was Gabardine it also rest" three and a half years ago, R. Darrell will umpire and M. Marciano won a split News again! Smith will score. But Barton is not infallible. decision.' Tonight be was Two and three-tone colours in Sometimes on fate way home to- much the better fighter. Be Classic three and four but­ Giant Amaryllis Seedlings West Suffield, Conn., lie forgets opened cute over both La errands his wife asked him to do. Starza's' eyes and had his ton styles, either with soft Order yours today BERMUDA RIFLES HOLD And once for tiie life of him he* shawl collar or peaked coiMdn't remember his automobile nose bleeding profusely. registration number. lapels; single or double- The Bermuda Florist SWIMMING MEET breasted; all wool. £16.10.0 Front St. West " ling 2071 Fairy Isle Flower Shop Local Volunteers Swim At There's fashion Walker Arcade Ring 3060 Eagle's Nest Pool Tonight Rocky Gets Physical Check-Up Hair that is dry and in our Flannels! The Bermuda Rifles 'will be holding a swimming meet this lifeless — bleached or, evening, the first of its kind for tinted — hair that fails in particular, the belted this organisation at the B.A.A.- "to behave" as a' result grey flannel that is Eagle's Nest Pool. of Bermuda's summer sun smartly accented with.a Each platoon will be limited to — can be restored to its fringed self-stole fined in one competitor for each event ex­ cept the relay while each com­ smooth natural condition striking green jersey. petitor may compete in either one with our exciting new individual event and one relay HARPER CORONET £15.0.0 or in two relays, but under no . . . the marvellous new circumstances may he compete in two individual events. hair conditioner for Sizes 10 to 20 The competition will count in "problem hair," pointe towards Om S. S. Toddings Bowl, the swimming competition forming only one part of the ath­ letic competition for the trophy. M. There will be eleven event* run in / off this evening, first of which ffw/f* 0 «V will start at 8.30 pjn. Two of ECON9MICAL these events have been allocated BEAUTY SALON to the Bermuda Cadet Corps. CONVENIENT The meet will be followed by a Vallis Building dance at the Eagle's Nest Hotel. Phone 4325 The events: The Vallis Building J x 50 yards medley relay — Open all day Thursday Recommended by Baby Specialists.! No. l Platoon (Pt. Stone, Pte. Front Street West Mullin, Pte. Todd and Pte. Davis); 6»»7ttw.f. No. 2 Platoon (L/Cpl. Johnson, mantf. ay 7»H7twim.pw. Pte. Gibbons, -Pte. Constable and Pte. Adcock); No. 3 Platoon (Sgt. Curtis, Cpl. Vallis, Pte. C. E. De­ Silva and Pte. D. B. G. MiUer). , 50 yards freestyle for Cadets- Competitors not yex listed. SO yards backstroke Pte. Mul­ lin, L/Cpl. Johnson, Cpl. Vallis. SO yards breaststroke — Pte. OVEN Davis, Pte. Bates and Pte. Miller. FRESH Qookie S SO yards freestyle—Pte. Stone, International News Photo Pte. Winter and Pte. DeSilva. GROSSINGER, New York — Rocky Marciano, preparing to to suit every taste 50 yards butterfly stroke—Pte. defend his world's heavyweight title against Roland La Starza Todd, Pte. Constable and Sgt. Fresh from our ovens to yon come "you'll lovjt 'om" Curtis. . on Thursday night at the Polo Grounds, gate a pre-fight check-up a wide variety of flavourful cookies.* One metre diving (four option­ by Doctor Vincent A. Nardiello at the New York State al dives) — Pte. J. Barton, Pte. Athletic Commission. ?_f ___£ Of all kinds and for all occasions, we Adcock and Pte. Johnson. Egg and spoon — Sgt Lusher, cater to every taste. Try your choice L/Cpl. Pedro and Pte. Davis. 4 x St yarcla freestyle relay fat - you'll find that THE TASTE Cadets — Entries not yet listed. TELLS. Drop in today at ... . 4 x 50 freestyle relay—No. 1 Smoke to Platoon (Ptes. Petty, J. Martin, J. Pedro, and D. Barton); No. 2 Platoon (Sgt Sayers, Ptes. Gib­ your throat's bons, Gutteridge and Bates); No. 3 Platoon ((Ptes. Johnson, Davis, Corday and J O. DeSilva). content Water Polo — No. 1 and No. 2 Platoon vs. No. ST Platoon and Headquarters.

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TUPPER LAKE, 1F.Y. (AP)— Jaywalking bears created a traffic prbblem at the American Legion Mountain Camp near this Adirondack village. ' sugar cookies jam-filled cookies KNOWN THE WORLD OVER So many bears began wander­ ing across the road connecting the coconut cookies fruit bars BREWED FROM THE FINEST MALT AND HOPS Paradise Point and Horseshoe Try them today Lake camping areas to get at edible, refuse left by campers and peanut cookies ice box cookies FRITHS LIQUORS, LTD. v> motorists that the Legion decided to close the private road. du MAUHlER* " Sole Agents It will be reopened, the Legion At our Shop on Pitts Bay Read in Hamilton •aid, after the bears have >een THE EXCLUSIVE FILTER TIP CIGARETTE St. George's Hamilton Somerset entices, away from the Camp 710Sff BH 64 (SH) premises. «•§«• - * • •*-S^pjsw? SB-BBS mi'i'Si' i,_|ni3"i_r.fa»-w-_-'!fc^^ TH f age XO S ^S^M? %*%$%£?>,ygggAY,4^PTfl^-^tj5, 1953 (

KENYA CHIEF SLAIN IN EUROPEAN MIGRATION Jfriday and Saturday Specials g fSJh an«| 3£6th Seg. §3. New "Sudsy"Ammonia JjAcikes Certificates Presented lAU MAO qm$REAK MIRES INCREASE' Garbage Pails Fragrant I (Special to The New York Times SANDYS -WH- ^ and The Royal Gazette) To clean aad sweeten garbage Terrorism Is Spread To SUNLIGHT SOAjP. ••-—TTTT-T:r %(l pail, soak it in 1 cup Paisdm* Sqjwol GENEVA, September 24.— At Girls' Organised migration from the "Sudsy" Ammonialo 1 gal. hot Reserve l)f Another Tribe 3ES$$ BLEACH —. ™~— V* water. Let stand VS hour. overcrowded countries of central Loosen dirt with brush. Another Bermudian link with suited in a "merit" in Grade I for and southern Europe" took a LUX FLAKES, large ___ 1#0 England was strengthened yester­ Form Lower IV. NAIROBI, £enya, September healthy spurt during the summer day when Mrs. Edmund Gibbons E__tf 6F AWARDS 24-(R^-to-*-).—A senior Wakamba months of 1953, the inter­ LUX OR LlF|_B|JOY SOAP, 3 calces 1/10 distributed certificates to pupils of tribal chief was slashed to death governmental committee jj for GROUP 1, (very good), A. Gib­ today before the. eyes of 40 of his GOLD Bermuda High School for Girls for son, L. Trimingham, J. Mayne, S. European migration reported to­ RlNS^largeL I JU...,.^.--. 2/5 successes in examinations of the tribesmen as Mau Mau activities day. Over 27,600 migrants were Edgerton, P. Murdoch, S. Masters, spread to a new reserve pre­ PARSONS Royal Drawing Society and also in J. Tucker, S. Sperling, J. North- helped by the*'Committee to re­ i****n music, pianoforte, organ and viously free of terroristic slay- settle overseas in the three over, S. Eve, H. Mowbray, M. ings. RELIANCE commercial subjects such as months ending August 31. Hois Watlington, B. Scheuing, A. Reports reaching the police shorthand, typewriting and book­ Richardson, L. Jackson, L. Smith. marks a definite increase in the 2 Tins BAXTER SAUSAGES ) 2/11 IT *?$! JRHOUSEHC keeping. here said the attack on the chief, migration rate which for' various Introducing Mrs. Gibbons, the GROUP 2, stage 1, (honours), t. a 60-year-old man named Kasini, reasons had been low during the ^ 1 tin BAXTER .ROTTED BfEAT J headmistress (Dr. Marjorie Hallett) Northover, L. '^Trimb-gham, P. was made by members of his own early months of the year. Nearly AMMONIA paid tribute to the teaching staff Thomson, S. Masters, J. Mayne, tribal location, * "v • 80 per cent of the summer total | MAYONNAISE, qts. ....Jl™— 6/9 Mo-nr. • { Pi.aeAmmoi.lo Siaco t*SO> concerned in-coaching the pupils to L. Jackson, S. 'Eve, P. Murdoch, He was without his normal went to Canada, but Brazil took' MAXAM BEE* SAUSAGES 1 lb tins 3/2 7Ui23+f. i__M examination standard, and to the 8. Scheuing, P. Masters, S. bodyguard and none of the '40 3,412, Australia 2,362, Venezuela pupils for their enthusiastic co­ Edgerton, A. Richardson, H. Mow­ other Wakambas present raised a 1,286, and Argentina 1,174. The PARAMOUNT PlNK*§ALMON 1 lb 3/1 operation. bray, L. Smith, J. Tucker, S. hand to help him or to prevent committee also aided 358 migrants - The school was greatly indebted Sperling; pass, A. Gibson, * M. tbe assassin's escape. to move to the United States. Piggly Wiggly Market also to Mrs. Gibbons for services Watlington; stage 2 (honours), L. All 40 have been arrested .but In hif report to the full com­ rendered gladly and inspiringly. Trimingham, J. Northover, S. the attacker was still at large mittee on which 24 governments STORES LTD, BE EAKFAST SPECIAL LUNCH SPECIAL Mrs. Gibbons, who had been Edgerton, A. Burnard, J. Tucker, tonight. are represented Mr. Hugh Gib­ "1 doz. Eggs honoured 'by the late King for her J. Mayne, S. Eve, B. Scheuing, S. Chief Kasina had travelled son, director of the organisation, PET EVAP. MILK, 6 tins for ...... 6/$ services to the community, had al­ abroad considerably and was "one 4 cans Imperial Vienna 1 large Picnic Ham Masters, P. Masters, P. Murdoch, expressed the opinion -hat this 4. lbs. Potatoes ways been a true 'friend to tiie S. Sperling, D. Butterfield, J. of the most progressive and en­ upward trend would continue. S & W PINEAPPLE JUICE, 40 oz. 3# Sausages school, and she was now a member lightened* African chiefs in th? I can Polly Prim Peas Rand, A. Richardson, H. Mow­ The committee aids migrants by LIBBY TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. „--3/» 1 lb. Butter of the school association, continued bray, L. Smith; pass, L. Jackson, colony," a senior Government arranging transportation, helping 4 lbs. Sugar 1 ean Corn Or. Hallett. P. < Thompson, A. Gibson, M. official said tonight. with visa formalities, advancing DELMONTE PEACHES, No. 2_ _.„ 3^6 1 can String Beans GREAT ENCOURAGEMENT ' The Wakamba ieserve, 100 funds and in' numerous other 3 cans Pet Milk Watlington. miles east of Nairobi, lies on tbe 1 pkt Green Split Peas "On behalf of the Staff I* would GROUP 3, stage 1 (honours), ways. To an increasing extent its HUNTS FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 2. 3/9 1 ean Hot Chocolate like to say, also, that tt is a great borders of the Kikuyu tribal activities are being directed to 1 pkt Tea E. Adams, H. Mowbray, E.. country, birthplace of the anti- 1 can Fruit Juice encouragement to find the parents Stevens, A. Burnard, C. Heckler, preparing Om way for more Fresh Fruits, Meats and Vegetables. Tel. 8124 pkt. Corn Flakes 2 cans Pineapple willing to follow up the work of the white terrorism. Recently there migrants to be absorbed into tbe I D. Butterfield, A. Richardson, J~. have been signs of Mau Mau •Mi bot. Jam pupils. It* is always a joy to the Band, E. Caton, J. Kemp; stage 2 economies of countries hit Latin i vf\ ^x Items for 35A- children to find this interest ia Infiltration into the Wakamba America where immigration and 9 Items for 29/9 their achievements," said Dr. (honours), E. Adams, J. Rand, HI area in search of recruits. general economic development Hallett. Mowbray, S. Turney, P. Young, must go together if social up­ She reiterated her pleasure at the Si Dallas, J. Gauntlett E. Stevens, heaval is to be avoided. MEAT SEECIAL • FISH SPECIAL S. Sivier, D. Butterfield, S. Evans, 2 cans Libby's Pork and response shown by the parents I in 2 lbs. Codfish coming to witness the presentation E. Caton, A. Richardson, D. God­ Peer, Qr Caw? Beans of the awards, which, she was de­ frey, J. Cooper; pass, C. Heckler, frisking in a pasture, has fayn- 1 large can Bed Salmon C Seitz, J. Kemp; stage 3 '$ m€ 2 cans Libby's Potted Meat lighted to say, showed 91 honours WEBBER, Kan. (AP).—They've like marking and is thin-legged 1 12oz. can Tongue % cans Sardines and only two failures out of 116 (honours), P. Hallett, D. Mac tagged it a "dow"—but Tom Ful­ though it otherwise resembles a papers. Ronald, A. Richardson, S. Evans, 1 can Libby's Corned Beef 2 cans Kipper Snacks ton and his son T. H. Fulton, calf. The teaching staff to whom Dr. E. Caton, E. Adams, J. Kemp; Jewell Country farmer don't . While the Fultons report see­ 1 can Beef Loaf Hallett paid tribute included Mrs. pass, P. Young, C. Seitz, J. Rand, For 14/- know sure whether tbe new calf ing deer with cows on their farm, 1 Cans for 15/6 D. Burgesser, formerly Miss Betty J. Gauntlett, S. Sivier, S. Turney, is what it looks like, half deer livestock experts at Kansas State Rees (art), Miss Gladys Tatem ahd H. Mowbray. and half calf. ' College say they don't believe TOILET SPECIAL PICNIC SPECIAL Miss Winifred Saville (music) and GROUP 4, stage 1 (honours), Jf. The 80 - pound animal, found .ows and deer inter-breed. " '• 1 Waldorf Tissue Miss M. Cameron (commercial Fish, B. Ella, S. Evans, L. Smith, Vt Ot. Boiled Ham subjects). Five school certificates 1 Ivory Soap A. Richardson, * C. Utting, J. Vt lb. Bologna and one higher certificate were also Cooper, P. Hallett; pass, D. Mac­ 1 Lax Soap 1 pkt Kraft Cheese announced. Ronald, J. Kemp, R. Lindley; 1 Lifebuoy Soap 1 pkt. Cheese Rita The head girl (Miss Dorothy A. stage 2, (honours), D. Godfrey, I. 1 Palmolive Soap Ryall), who herself received three Fish; pass, B. Ella, 11 Jolly, R. 1 pkt Assorted Biscuits certificates—two music and one 1 Sunlight Soap 3 pkts. Kool Aid higher—voiced thanks to Mrs. Lindley, J. Cooper. 1 large Rinso Gibbons for presenting the awards. MUSIC, theory, examination 7 Items 7/9 For 15/9 Dr. Hallett pointed out that tte taken May 1953, (grade I), Diane "very good" decision in Group I Ferguson; (grade 2), Katherine Dill, Barbara frith, Faith Gib­ Buy AH The Specials And Save Money! of the Royal Drawing Society ex­ aminations reflected highly on the bons, Diane MacRonald, Jean school as this waa 4he highest Purvey, Elsie - Mae Ruberry, marking that could be obtained* Elizabeth Stevens, Jill Wardman. "Dreft is a real money saver " say housewives Everybody also got honours in (grade 3), Penny Young, (grade stage I (Group 3) ot the society's 4), Judith. Stovel; (grade 5), examinations. Nancy Acton, Joyce Maxwell, Pat In respect of the piano examina­ Traynor; (grade 6), Pamela Woollies that get Dreft's tion taken in April, 1953, an Hallett. examiner came to Bermuda from Piano (grade _*), Betsy Barnes, England. Peggy Butterfield (with merit), The class-singing examination Faith Gibbons, Elsie - Mae s/nedat care st%y softer, also reflected credit as, although Ruberry, Mary Talbot (with it was the policy to have this class merit), (grade 2), Judy Kendall, —of which the school had always Jill Wardman, Adrianna Zuill; figure-true! been proud—it was the first time that there had been an examina­ (grade 3,) Pat Coltman (with tion of this kind and this hid re- merit),, Diane MacRonald, Joy ILLIONS of thrifty-ipinde d women are Pedro, Jean Purvey, Judith Dreft enthusiasts. For Dreffc keeps M ;Stovel; (grade 4), Margaret woollies softerj fottJfla; atitYmapety —=•' Doidge, Annette Frith, Kathleen null after wash! That's because Dreft Mortimer; (grade 5), Joyce Max­ is soapless, forms no washing scum, well, Pat Traynor; (grade 8), contains no alkali to harm fine fabrics. Dorothy Aha Ryall (with merit). 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Front Street West Phone 2872 Opposite Bank of Bermuda Phone 4371 Beid Street 1I25TI. jrmff 7113tf* THE ROYAL GAZETTE,'FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1953 Page 11 One Word That Has Made U.S. TO SELL SURPLUS To brighten th* flavour ef food FOOD, NOT FOR DOLLARS Most people buy Germany A Power Again. Soft-Currency Countries Autumn Bargain (Special through Beuter) LONDON, September 20 — To Fay In Own Coin SEEK POWER TO END The Sunday Graphic today WASHINGTON, September 24 named Germany as the most im­ (Reuter). — The Untied States SMOKE NUISANCE portant country in Western Government is preparing to offer WINDSOR Europe. It said the difference Britain and other Allied (nations surplus American food for non­ |PS ALE M between Britain and Germany lay. in just one word—"Arbeit," dollar currencies, Government PURVIS LIMITED, Agents City Ql London Takes First which is German for "work" and officials said today. a word,/the paper said, many Nations buying the food would Step In Gigantic Problem British do not understand how­ pay for tt in local currencies ever it is spelled—in German or which the United States would Women's Wear English. use to finance part of its foreign (Special to The New York Times aid programmes abroad. • and Tbe Royal Gazette) The Graphic said GenAany was today a. great and wealthy power President Eisenhower was COTTON DRESSES .. Half Price from 42/6 She's LONDON, September 24 — that had arisen from rubble. It authorised by Congress last July Power to fight the choking said Britain could blame herself to sell large quantities of U.S. smoke-laden fogs which caused for writing off Germany in 1945 surplus food for other currencies BLOUSES Half Price. from 12/6 than dollars, as a means of dis­ tout thousand deaths in four days and also for underestimating the Germans. posing of some of the nation's "diamond-dreaming" last winter is to be asked of growing surpluses. "We lift it in ruins," the paper SKIRTS ..' Half Price from 27/6 Parliament by the City of London, commented, "and said to our­ The disposal plan was spon­ the mile square district at the sored by tfae big farming interests selves:' we am forget about Fritz. who were concerned about and hopes heart of this metropolis. It'll take tyim a lifetime to SHORTS Half Price from 25/- recover. So w_ comfortably for­ prospects of the Soviet Union * The City's Court of Common got, and set about seeing how "stealing" European and other Council voted today to ask parlia­ cushy a life we coidd organise markets from American farm- ST0LES Half Price from 20/- you'll get it ment to give it power to create for ourselves." produce exporters. "Hie United smokeless zones and to prohibit States has about $2,600 million Eight years ago there was no worth of surplus crops in storage. the installation of new furnaces money in tte West German state, C0LE BATHING SUITS Half Price from 47/6 unless tbey are virtually smoke­ no food, no jobs, no hope. In fact, Government experts are now f rom less. there was not even a state, the working out details of the plan Graphic; recalled, and Germany which they hope to be able to SHETLAND TWEED JACKETS (regularly £12.10.0) £8.0.0 > If Parliament grants the submit within a week to the .request it will be only an in­ was Just a dust heap. Through sheer hard work, often for little British and other Allied Govern­ finitesimal beginning on London's ments interested in buying. Astwood smoke problem. Repeatedly or no pay, the Germans had SHETLAND TWEED TOPCOATS £15.0.0 public and private authorities built new cities, mammoth in­ Its operations have already that have looked into the problem dustries and an export trade tbat been discussed between British have concluded that the worst had givfen them an ever-growing and United States authorities in Etc., Etc. offender is the Englishman's surplus in the international Washington, it was learned. But Dickinson banking system, while Britain actual negotiations .would not favourite method of room heating begin until the United States the open grate. Thousands of had been sitting on her hands, the paper said. Government put forward details these, all winter long, send their of the types and' amounts to be sulphurous incompletely burned "The Americans," the Graphic made available to the purchasing Mens Wear fumes up the chimneys to hang noted, "like the way the Germans nations. over the city in a yellow-brown vote, the way they work, tiie way haze ready to turn into a they run their economic system. At present the United States LINEN SHIRTS (small to x-large) regular 75/- 40/- characteristic London pea soup Thaf s why Fritz is Uncle Sam's has about 280 million pounds /'>i w^ tog whenever the atmospheric favourite nephew. weight of surplus butter and about 260 million pounds weight SP0RTS SHIRTS (regularly to 55/-) ... from 20/- Quality blue — conditions are right. "American Secretary of State of cheese in cold storage. Mr. Foster Dulles was supposed Department of Agriculture white stones . . . to have made a terrible blunder officials said they would be "very BATHING TRUNKS (regularly 50/-) 35/- by publicly supporting Adenauer. glad" to dispose of these and blazing beauties every But Adenauer's ' vote jumped from seven to 12 million. The other perishable surpluses as soon SOUVENIRS Germans are the boys Who can as possible. DENIM JACKETS Half Price 67/6 one, from the smallest take a hint. You can count those to the largest: AH types Native Cedar Work 12 million votes in dollars many times over." LAMBSWOOL JACKETS (regularly £16.10.0) . £12.10.0 of mountings, especially those PLATING CARDS Looking back, - Britons might Ex-Premier Of think life 'mighty unfair, the VIYELLA SHIRTS regular to 82/6 42/6 r. .portant engagement and wedding Bermuda Scarves Graphic said. "But what we did 13 years ago goes down ,ln the Egypt To Face rings. Come in and let us show and Handkerchiefs history book. What Germany is doing now goes down in tiie bank Etc., Etc. them to you. Cocktail Napkins book." i Treason Charge Maybe, tbe paper said, Britons should wake up to the meaning CAIRO, Egypt, September 24 PQST CARDS of another German word—"ach- (Reuter). — A former Egyptian tung" — "look out." Prime Minister, Abdel Hady, has ''Where quality is a tradition" been arrested on the order of ml}? EttgitfiJi Jewellery of Coral, Ivory Egypt's revolutionary tribunal, on Amber and Crystal ORDERED TO VACATE charges of "high treason," a Gov­ ernment spokesman said today. Front Street West — Corner Bermudiana Road Astwood-Dickinson Co., Ltd. Among, orders for possession Hady*s trial will begin on -KODAK FILM Saturday. -{open during lunch hour for your convenience) Hamilton, Phone 1206 St. George's, Phone 9261 gained yesterday in Hamilton civil court by landlords was one The revolutionary . tribunal, presided, over by Abdel Latif (ALL SALES FINAL) *L im- which Joseph Weeks, of Pond 7WM^f Yankee Store Hill, was told to give over; the Boughdady, Minister of War and house he rents from Matthew Marine, was set up two weeks ago to try "traitors to tiie regime" James by October 10. . and is empowered to impose "I have been looking for a heavy punishments including the place," Weeks assured tile Wor. death sentence. H. Martin Godet. Hady was arrested four days See It Today! The landlord's agent said he re­ ago in a round-up staged, it was quired the house for his daughter said,. in connection with the who* also -had- an interest; in. it. I present "traitors trial." He was The New 1953 Weeks owed £ 12 arrears of rent. previously arrested a year ago An order tor possession for the and held for three months. same date was made in the.case lie held several cabinet posts of Mrs. Albert Knights vs. Erith under ex-King Farouk and was Isaac, of Devonshire West. She I Prime Minister' from December, too stated: "I have been looking IMS, until July, 1949, when he PHILCO .for a place." Her rent was in resigned to become an opposition arrears also. 1 leader in Parliament. HALF PRICE Automatic Refrigerator MODERN WAY TO CONTROL The Most Modern Refrigerator that offers you: ROACHES AND ANTS Completely Automatic Defrosting — No Dials or SALE Controls of any kind Johnston's "No-Roach" Built-in Dairy Bar I_foor with Butter and • Cheese Keeper Built-in Freezer that freezes to 20* below Zero 4 Wool Yard Goods Diffused Interior Lighting Key Largo Colour Styling Finest... From England and Scotland

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mmmm MIWIIII jmnigi Page 12 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1953 Used Furniture Plus An |Ad Equals Cash.f Phone 1053 LOST AND FOUND INTELLIGENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE glie ftagal (tazittr Lost . . Miniature POMERANIAM; SURPRISES Pitt's Bav Road and Rosemont Ave.; When ironing children's Household Equipment Reol Estate Boats, Motors Miscellaneous Death h Chma very timid-, "Tally." Reward. PhOne dresses, .shirts, jeans, tuck CONDITIONS OF ADVERTISING 1387. REFRIGERATOR: 6cu. ft.; double bed BUILDING LOT, Cedar mil, Warwick. 16-FT. SAILBOAT- Snipe style with BODY BOLDER — Solder paint, syn­ It is a condition* of acceptance fresh hankies into pockets. with springs and mattress. Shields. Approximately 80 x 90. £ 500. Ber­ sails, £60. Will accept any* near offer. thetic enamel, grease guns, oilers, HOlfG KONG (./IP)—It appears of advertisement orders that the j A pleasant, intelligent way Tee Street, Devonshire. Phone 3778 muda Tourist Bureau, phone 5344. Phone 4847 after 6 pin. fraphite Mease, flake and powder, publishers at tbe Rival Gazette and after 8 p.m. unshine Supply Co., Reid St. that tiie people of Be* China, as The Royal Gazette Weekly, do not HEL> WANTED to surprise youngsters. BUILDING LOT new Cobb's Hill MARINE ENGINES, Inboard and out­ in other countries, fail to "stop, guarantee the insertion of any And for your own pleasant HOT WATER BBATEfc: 10 gallon, , Station. 80 X ISO. £750. Ber­ board, for speed fishing boats, New time saving SPEEDFlX DIS­ lodll and listen" wrhfifl tbe cross a_ ticular advertisement on a specified BAR STEWARD: Middle aged. Apply surprises, tuck Classified ads G.B.; good condition. £15. Phone muda Tourist Bureau, Phone 5344. Ambard & Company, East Broadway. PENSERS and TAPE in eight dif­ §ate or at all, although every effort la writing tb Secretary, Hamilton Mr. Adams, 1585, after 5 p.m. ferent sizes. Bermuda Press, Stationery railways. . T1»e death toll is too will be made to meet the wishes of Parish Workmen's Club. into The Royal Gazette. In­ COMMERCIAL BUILDING LOT near BRITISH SEAGULL - OUTBOARD ijltefc- I * high, says Peiping Peoples Daily. advertisers; further, they do not HOUSEWIVES, defrost your refrigera­ Bassett's Mineral Water Factory. MOTOR. An all-weather, all-climate telligent way to get every­ outboard motor. At Holmes, Williams The Communist paper reports accept liability for any loss or damage TWO SALES GIRLS, one Porter, one tor while you sleep. Automatic De­ Bermuda Tourist Bureau, ' Crawford Purvey L ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS—Mullard caused by any error or inaccuracy Stock Girl, and one Young Sales­ day problems solved with frost Clocks at E. D. MacRonald,' Ltd. House, Phone 5344. — - *d- Serpaptine Road. 40, 60 watt, 1/6 each; 75, 100 watt,' Zlo deaths in a "five-month span tn the printing of any advertisement. man (15 or 16) for Toytown. Apply speed .and ecomomy! Dial Phone _f-l. F-SLP 1/9 each. Special discount to the in the Harbin, Manchuria, dis­ Gibbons Co. Office, Reid Street. BUILDING LOT overlooking Harring­ VELOSOLEX: ____ good condition. trade. Young Trott & Co., Ltd. 10SS for an ad-writer. SERRATED STEAK KNIVES AND ton Sound, 70 x 98. £550 Bermuda £ 12. Phone 2269 between 9 and •&. trict and 74 accidents in tfte BOY tor early morning delivery; FORKS,.aet of 8. The perfect "take Tourist Bureau. Phone 5344. Bathroom MEDICINE CABINETS Peiping district last year. CLASSIFIED RATE!. Crawl district. Apply Circulation back" girt. Astwood-Dickinson Co.. A. B. JACKSON MOTOR BIKE. with minor fronts, three types, Minimum rates for 15 words Dept., Royal Gazette. Ltd., Front Street. BUILDING LOTS, 110 X 100, opposite Licensed and insured. £20. Shields, 50/-, 85/-, £8.10. Chesley E. White "ftiese accidents mostly, occar .additional words 3d. extra per void); FOR RENT Lcbleih's Store, Southampton. £750. Tee Street, Devonshire 3T78 after 6. & Son. due to the masses lacking common One insertion, 4s.; two, Ss. 9d. each; 7 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR, £25. Bermuda Tourist Bureau, Phone 5344! sense about railway traffic," was three, 3s. 6d. each; four, 3s. 3d. each; "STURDIVA1-Hf» on Harbour Road in Kitchen Table, £4.10.Q. Lady's BOAT KITS AND CANOES: Prams five, 3s. each; six, 2s. fid. each; sevan WANTED TO BUY Paget. Large grounds, three bed­ Pedal Bicycle, £9, practically new. SEVERAL ACRES good building land and sailflsh. Ambard & Company, Memorials . the paper's sharp comment. 2s. 6d. each. rooms, two baths, upstairs sitting Phone 2221 before 10 a.m. and after .in Devonshire. Please apply to East Broadway. OLD GUNS, Swords. Pistols, Silver, room, living room, dining room, pan- 6 9JB Bermuda Tourist Bureau, Pnone 5344. Insertions must be made, within China, Glass. Furniture, Brass, trv, kitchen, maid's room and bath. 26 ft. MOTOR SAILER, by Matthew of For Marble MEMORIALS at beaut; period of one week. Special reduced Copper, Pewter, Jewellery. Little with separate entrance. Bathing rights CALORIC OAS RANGE, mahogany THREE-BEDROOM COTTAGE: Port Clinton. Ohio, Mahogany and distinction, contact Mrs. Jack prices tor multiple insertions fir Dorrit, 4787 and 1634. on Harbour and South Shore Beach. desk, drop-leaf table, 4 dining rwm Excellent condition, garage; near planked. Morris Vedette Engine. Critchley, phone 2206. extended periods. Well furnished except linen and chairs. Sunbeam Mixmaster, Columbia Inverurie. Butterfield & Co., Ltd., Phone 2684. Estate of Apartment size ELECTRIC STOVE. china. Phone 4828. L. P. record player, Singer hand Phone 4202. , Hardware Gocd condition, Burns. Phone 4333. sewing machine, cedar coffee table, FORD CONSUL. Brand new. Phone ironing board, electric fire, Underwood NEW HOME, Jennings Land: Three 2503 after 4 p.m. Charming well furnished ONE BED­ METAL MOULDINGS—Stainless steel PASSION FLOWERS, we will pay Standard typewriter, baby carriage, bedrooms, garage; three-quarters of and aluminium for counter kink, John James BusheH ANNOUNCEMENTS cash and pick up. Tel. 4901. ROOM COTTAGE, small garden. bathinette, training chair, scales. an acre; water Views and rights. LAUSON OUTBOARD MOTORS: A.r- bathing place, eight minutes from bus Telephone 4881. £11,800 furnished. Butterfield and nSS01^' 4-eyc>e. 8 h*. £50; 0 h_p, table. Jeffrey a. Son*. Tel. 2971. RESERVE SEPTEMBER 24th for stop. Yearly lease, approved tenants Co., Ltd., phone 4202. £70. Buy yours now at these reduced Bazaar at St. David's West Slid only. Apply Box No. 2902, Bermuda HUCK TOWELS, dish towels, bath prices. Wadson's. Deceased Schoolroom. Further particulars Press. towels, face cloths, dish cloths — VARIOUS PROPERTIES at reasonable tatter. STAMP COLLECTING Just arrived. Lusher & Co., Wholesale prices. Butterfield & Co., Ltd, AUSTIN VAM and TWO BRADFORD 2135." Phone 4202. yAWS. No reasonable cash offer Pursuant to the Trustees Act 1876 BON MARCHE has moved to a British West Indies and BERMUDA BUSINESS PREMISES good location, Courage Of Jeweller temporary location in the Steede Pembroke. Apply Rego Agency, refused. Sunshine Co., Ltd.. Building, Parliament Street. Hamilton. STAMPS. Comprehensive stock. Burnaby St HamHton. Phone 4374 HAIR BRUSHES — Shampoo, com­ Section SO Inspection invited. Stamp Shop, Reid or 3836. plexion, powder, tooth, nail, floor ONE MORRIS MINOR CONVERTIBLE Flummoxes Armed Bandit ALCOHOLICS ANONYM OCT Central Street. brushes. Also mops. Fuller Brush Builders' Supplies _— 1953. One Comet Sailboat, com* droop. For information, tel. 5025. Store. Phone "5233. nlete with sails. Household furniture SMALL APARTMENT, furnished, ATTENTION BUILDERS! Picture Telephone Mrs Prosser, care of MK VAN NUYS, California, Septem­ NOTICE OPEN MEETING — ALCOHOLICS Keith Hall Road, Warwick Phone VENETIAN BUNDS. Made in Ber­ Window Frame, 4' x 9', including Fielding Swan, 9319. ber 24 (AP).—"Go ahead and ANONYMOUS. Every Saturday at 4828. muda by the Globe Venetian Blind two side lights; new 1953; cost £35. 8.30 pjn. Lily Hall, Chureh Street. REAL ESTATE Co. Telephone 2971 for prompt ser­ For quick sale, £15. Call Hinson shoot," Jeweller H|iM';y Sos in IS HEREBY GIVEN to credi­ Information, phone 1875. vice. T_ree day* van order to in­ Cooper, 1510. Car Accessories calmly told a gunman who had For prompt and efficient service in ATTRACTIVE MODERN APART. stallation, s tors and others having any your REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS. MENT, Bailey's Bay, near Kindley ordered him to the rear of his For PICK-OP and DELIVERY S£R- Contact' Mayne & Company, Happy Fild. Couple only . Call 7154. GARAGE EQUIPMENT — Air Com­ store on the threat of shooting him debts, claims and demands VICE of dry cleaning and pressing "PANELYTE" — Modern plastic table Office Equipment pressors, battery chargers, trolley 1 Valley. Phone 4152. and counter covering; many beauti­ in the face yesterday. The intruder Call The City Cleaners, telephone and The Royal Gazette) jacks, spray guns, etc Sunshine against tite estate of JOHN 1268. SMALL APARTMENT: Hear Warwick ful colours. Jeffrey & Sons. tel. 8971. TYPEWRITER RENTALS by tte Supply Co., Reid Street. Iboked perplexed for a moment, JAMES BUSHELL deceased, Academy; available now. Phone week or month. Your pick of port­ then ran out to a waiting car and Wanted for PROSPECTIVE PUR, 4374 or 3836. VENETIAN BLINDS: New low price. ables and standards. Purvis Limited. I who died on the 14th day of CHASERS Reasonably priced High quality. Phone Irving Lusher Calf 1231. Handicraft fled. Houses, Cottages, Building lots. Ber­ WATERFRONT HOUSE: Furnished; on _tir„ 2135, for free quotations. | June, 1953, and that they are INSURANCE muda Tourist Bureau, phone 5344. Pitt's Bay Road: three vbedrooms, GIFTS—Hand tooled from finest Ber- hereby required to forward bathroom, dining room, kitchen, muda Cedar in all varieties. John ACCIDENTS WIU, HAPPEN! You pantry. Write -P.0 Box 203, Davis, Cedar Shop. Somerset. ] the particulars of their debts, can protect yourself with a Lloyd's Hamilton. Wearing Apparel Accident Policy. Harnett & Richard­ TRADE SERVICES j claims and demands to The son, Hamilton. LOVELY HOUSE (furnished) in TUXEDO (white jacket), waist 31; Pets We offer Bank of N. T. Butterfield and Tucker's Town, to approved tenants', reasonable. Shields, Tee Street, PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE DURACLEANING is safe and depend­ with three bedrooms, two bathrooms Devonshire. Phone 3778 after 6 p.m. PEDIGREE ALSATIAN PUPPY: Male; Son, Limited (Trust Depart­ provides benefits for bodily injury, able. No fuss, no muss, no bother. etc. Private Beach. Kitson & Co. Ltd. "Patience h champion stock. Phone 1868. death. Consult Bermuda Fire & Call 9328 for particulars. Phone 4333. GARCREST COTTON SLIPS and FOR SALE ment) , Hamilton, on or before Marine Insurance Company. BRAS if* all sizes. Wholesale only. the 28th day of September, ifou can get a real PETER PAN Lusher Sc Co., phone 2135. TERMITES AT WORK? Not here. HAIRCUT . . . also permanent LOVELY APARTMENT, Paget; fur­ 1953, after which date The Store safely with Bermuda Transfer waves. Ideal Beauty Mom. Phone nished; gorgeous view over harbour; Large and beautiful selection in half- | A Virtue" and Storage Co., phone 1434. 3996. water rights; two bedrooms, etc. an Bank of N. T. Buttofield and £30. Also one bedroom apartment sizes DRESSES for foil and winter. attractive two bedroom available. Kitson & <**- Ltd Phone Choose yours early. H. S. Critchley, Three Bedrooms, Son, Limited, aforesaid execu­ 4333. Vasco da Gama Bldg., Reid Street. Whoever first said that tor, will proceed Urn distribute JUST ARRIVED a very lovely selec­ the assets of the said deceased COTTAGE ACCOMMODATIONS tion at foil hats in velvet, velour and must have been a Real Conservative, COTTAGE available tsreezie Brae Inn, Paget. fel*.. Antoinette's. amongst the persons entitled Near beach. Also guest rooms with Estate Agent because it FOR SALE breakfast. Near beach. Call 5397. ADVANCE DRESS PATTERNS as Modern. with approximately i thereto having regard only to featured ia Woman's Home Com­ certainly holds true in the debts, claims and demands Private COTTAGES aad - APART­ panion add Mademoiselle From Cecil acre of property located Harris, Church Street Necchi Store Located in the popular of which it shall then have *m MENTS; maia service and utilities selling property. in Tamarind Vale incluJed; daily rates. Fhone Bermuda and St. George's Gift Shop, next to Tankfield Section of Paget had notice; and that it will not fcfc •>*) Cottages 4027. St. Peter's. be liable for the said assets OP SUNNYBANK HOTEL, Warwick. Fur­ Remember, selling a with Beach Rights on the Reasonably priced Coral Lodge nished rooms available at reason­ any part thereof so distributed able rates. Phone 4856. . Garden Supplies South Shore, is this to any creditors, person or A Well Constructed Modern Home home or land fre­ GOING AWAY? Let us store for you. MOTOR LAWNMOWER: Perfect work­ APPLY: persons of whose debts, claims Comprising 3 Bedrooms, Kitchen and Breakfast Nook, Call 1434, Bermuda Transfer and ing order. £35. Musson s Factory, quently takes time, Brand New House and demands it shall not then Combined Living Room 26 x 14 Tiled Bath Garage Storage Co. phone ISW. BUT, list your property have had notice. English, French, Spanish ROSE TREES, FOR SALE . Surrounded by f acre of completely booking now for Autumn delivery. Flitcroft & Company Comdr. Bowie, Reid Hall Building. with me. Landscaped grounds WANTED TO RENT May I show it to yoa? Mercury Bouse Front St. AFRICAN VIOLETS: Latest varieties, The Bank of N. T. Butterfleld . This fine home has water views and water rights Officer desires Two to Three BED­ Wall established plants. Begonias. WALLACE GILMOUR Hamilton Phone 2953 ROOM HOUSE or Apartment. Phone Ferns, ivies, etc.. Mrs. Thomas TH Keep Trying , and is located in a most desirable section of 7191, extn. 4269. Murdoch, phone 1772. Realtor and Son, Limited, 70_->Tw|__ Smith's Parish Just arrived, FRESH SEEDS, 54 teL 1547 varieties of vegetables and 74 Wallace Cilmour Executor.' varieties of flowers. These seeds are Price £12,000. 0. 0 fully furnished fresh imports not held aver from last ALSO CAN BE OBTAINED UNFURNISHED season. Thos J. Wadson & Son. Realtor FRESH SEEDS: Cauliflower, Cabbage, Pays to Carrots, Beets, Turnips, etc. Verd­ Call EDGAR WILKINSON mont Florist. Tel. 1547 LADYBIRD ELECTRIC LAWN- FINE PROPERTIES FOR SALE MOWERS are efficient, economical, easy to use. £24.10 will 100-ft. REGO AGENCY CO. Advertise cable at Young, Trott tc Co., Ltd,, WM-ttaa. Richmond Road. Burnaby St, Hamilton Phones 4374 - 3836 < >' ''WESTMORLAND" On the water in Point Shares

This dignified residence is located in the heart of the finest residential area of Pembroke only a few minutes from Hamilton. FOR SALE Tho accommodations comprise she bedrooms, three bathrooms, living room, drawing room, dining room, study, large kitchen, two pantries, entrance hall, sewing room, maid's room and bath, billiard By Tender room, screened porch, etc •OWH VOMD emm" An the rooms are spacious with high ceilings, being delightfully cool in summer. FOR SALE 25 Shares The Bank of N. T. Butterfield Excellent swimming is enjoyed from the dock where there are a number of bath houses for changing, and there is » grass tennis A Modern Home & Son, Limited court in good condition. Located in die Pembroke Park Area; Panoramic Views Beautifully constructed and in good condition*, "Westmorland" is offered for- sale at a very excellent price. Comprising: 3 Bedrooms with Clothes Closets; Large 50 Shares Bermuda Electric Light Co., Ltd. Living Room; Dining Room; Modem Kitchen; Bath For further information and appointment to view and Basement Laundry Not bound to accept the highest or any tender. Available for immediate occupancy TENDERS close 3 p.m. Today, September Phone 1615 25th, 1953. Tenders must be .sealed and VERNON FREISENBRUCH Priced for quick sale addressed to Trust Department, The Bank of N. T. Butterfield & Son, Ltd., clearly marked £6>000 I "Tender for Shares." BERMUDA RESERVATION BUREAU Convenient terms can be arranged 7tM+i i. For more information fi998j.ai.rk. Contact MYER M. MALLOY "The Friendly Realtor" FINE PROPERTIES FOR SALE (Sole Agent) "BLOWING ROCK" Vallis Building Telephone 4193 I A delightful residence situated on the Reid Street Extension, a few minutes walk from the heart of Hamilton, with magnificent views of the Harbour and Sound. We are pleased to offer Accommodations consist of the following: OWN YOUR OWN' Bedrooms — Two Master Bedrooms each with tiled baths. One of the Master Bedroonis has a fireplace, dressing room, and opens out on­ to a sun deck. One single bedroom. Living room with furred wailk FOR SALE FOR SALE and fireplace. Library alcove. Powder room. Dining room with built-in Mahogany, china cabinet". Modern kitchen and pantry. • _».» INGS BUILDING New Modern Cottage Large cellar. Bicycle garage. Laundry and pump room. THE T< Panoramic views of the North Shore There is an 18,000 gallon fresh water tank and Oik house is also on Burnaby Street connected to the Watlington Water 'Works ensuring adequate water Located at* all times. &'•« ijQt present occupied by the Mid-Ocean News) hi the Pembroke Park Area 1 Double Bedroom; Large Living/Dining Room There are plenty of large closets throughout fer storage facilities. AN reasonable offers for this splendidly constructed three-storey building combination; Modern Ititchen; Bath and Laundry Tiie house is situated on approximately one-third of an acre will be seriously considered by the owner. Detailed plans can be teen Priced for quick sale of land With entrance from Reid Street Extension and also Fort Hill Road. at the offices of — . W$jk €3,900 For further information add* appointment to view For appointment te view KITSON 6. COMPANY. LIMITED > rak Contact \ Phone 1015 Ardleigh Cottage, ; M*£R M^MAUipY VERNON FREISENBRUCH Reid Street, Tel. 4333 Hamilton "The Friendly Realtor" BERMUDA RESERVATION BUREAU \jallis Building „ ,_ . Talephoqt 4193 7-49tp.pt.

JH_fi_j ! 'THE TSQYAL tIAZETTE, FWBA¥, SEPTEAJBER 26, 1953 Page.13 ORDERS BY DEFAULT Tkflmh Vp famify drink! Among absentee defendants in civil suits before Hamilton civil **\S*atmr- SepwC-. court yesterday, against whom Stidtfesmm/hreitajmief judgment was given, was Evine r^mMtm-Rlo Thomas, of Pembroke, who was %j ANNE ALLISON* sued fay Dr. E. F. Gordon for £21. , H joyed the simpler fare after the CHAPTER RDURTEEN meaning in his words or watch Other cases were: Dr. T. C. THE STORY THIS FAR: LANA for sudden changes in mood. long luxurious meals she had shared with Raul. Of course, Stowe, plaintiff, vs. Betty Grant, MARTIN, a mode! working for - "And speaking of modeling," Hamilton, £9.10; FitzRoy Rol­ MAD DUNHAM'S advertising Brad continued. "I'm down here even at the Club, there was music and she danced with Brad. Seattle locks vs. Phyllis L. Watson, War­ agency, is jilted by JOHN Cm business you kbow. fettpfcaPt wick East, £34.11; John G. Bas­ MATHEWS who now te interested Bathing Suits. We're going to do refused saying, "It's not my long suit. Tee two go ahead. I have sett vs. Arthur Leon Alien, tn MARIAN AMES. To forget, a colour layout of Bio, Authentic Devonshire, £20.10; Frederick Lana goes to Rio de Janeiro. On atmosphere, and so forth." He none of the accomplishments of a Latin."'. DeSilva (for DeSilva's Garage) ihe boat she meets SCOTTIE grinned. "What are the chances vs. Percy Saints, Pembroke, REYNOLDS, New York news­ of hiring my best model for a few "Neither have I," Brad insisted, £41.4. paper man, who warns her against pictures? Al Kinkaid insisted on it but Lana knew tfaat fae was a good being friendly with RAUL when he heard you were here." dancer—not as good as Raul, of The Wor. H. Martin Godet NEVES, Rio playboy. Lana, "I'd love to," she cried without course. presided. however, falls for Raul ahd is hesitation. "And I could use the The thought of Raul Neves was with bina a great deal. Mean- money. You know, Brad, I can't constantly in her mind. She had While, John Mathews shows up In go tm staying her indefinitely. My hoped to hear from him but no South America and asks Lana to savings are running out—fact." word had come. Lana, at Brad's far fife fTaa. Af/Mes you. hfelp him win back Marian, who "I'm not surprised," he said insistence had put the aquamarine now has come there, apparently quietly. | ring in tfae hotel safe, ignoring the I dreamed of a bra trying to win Rani. Lana does Not even to herself had Lana 'lifted eyebrqw of tfae desk clerk who seemed to know tfaat Om ring Bottled in Bermuda by John Bassett & Son see Marian, who refuses to see wanted to admit tiie possibility of had been gift from Raul. Doubt­ with firm support... John, bat her attitude makes having to return to tiie States less he would report to Raul im­ Pembroke North — Phone 3166 Lana wonder If she is seeing Raul, before Raul had proposed but she mediately ppon Bis return. But ghe talks it over with Scottie, could not continue to live in South Lana knew mat Brad was right. who advises her to go home. She America without securing some She could7 not accept a gift like maidenforms refuses. Turned down by Marian, sort of employment. Raul, how­ the aquamarine unless she and John does leave for the U.S. Raul ever, had told her quite plainly Raul were engaged. QAS tells Lana she te his only love. that girls of good families did not Be Slips a ring on her finger- work in Rio. Brad had to speak to ber twice Chansonette.., bet then announces he will be "How long would the Kinkaid to gain her attention. "Bow about gone to Buenos Aires about two job take?" she asked. starting to work tomorrow? I'll weeks. Brad Dunham comes to "About a week—as far as the send over tfae suits early in the Rio and calls Lana. model shots are concerned." He morning. Wear the blue one Brst—okay?" • * • smiled. "It just so happens I have & supply of Kinkaid suits along "Okay, boss," she replied hap­ The days passed rapidly and pily. It would be nice to be work­ pleasantly for Lana Martin. She with me Your size." "You'd-think you couldn't find ing again, even if for only a lew fell into the habit of having fun days. Lana had always made her with Brad as a comrade which another model in aB of Rio." Lana laughed. - own way. The idle life of Rio de would not have been possible Janeiro was not natural to her. If with a Brazilian man. Brad in­ "You'd be surprised. They're inclined to be short. Also plump. it hadn't been for Raul. . . Again sisted Slat they breakfast together, all her thoughts led back to him. often at the American club where Kinkaid suits are made for the bacon and eggs and hot cakes North American figure. Anyway, Later as they lingered over w.ere the accepted ride. They the theme of this advertising their coffee Brad was called to alio explored mm seamier side campaign is Americans on the pie telephone and Scottie Reynolds which Raul had been careful to beach in Rio—not local talent." asked abruptly. "Where's' your IT TAKES TWO avoid. She was only half listening. A Brazilian boy friend? You haven't week, he had said, would finish even mentioned him since Brad "You're taking all tiie glamour her part of tite job. Raul would came." oat of Brazil," Lana complained not return tar at least nine more "Brad asked me not te," Lang to show you good naturedly as they drove to days so it wouldn't interfere with •aid frankly. "Raul went to a village some miles from town anything he might plan. Buenos Aires—on business." and watched the vultures hover­ "Seen Marian Ames around?" the news in ing over piles of garbage "Penny tta your thoughts," Brad demanded. Scottie persisted. Brad swung the car around. "No." But ber heartbeat "Glamour is all in your mind, my ; "I was thinking about Raul quickened., "Scottie, why did you pet. Being a model you ought to Neves," she said honestly. Brad gay tfaat? Why do you keep trying know that." made no comment. to make me suspicious." '• lt was hot and the road was That evening Scottie Reyolds "Not suspicious, Baby, just dusty tot Lana was enjoying her- I joined than for dinner and they smart." The newspaperman sighed sfelf. She was completely at ease went again to Om American Club "As far as I know Marian is still Suits follow the straight and narrow, or the curved with her former employer. There It seemed like home to order here. I haven't seen her—that's was no need to look for double steaks and apple pie. Lana en- a11" line this fall! Let us show you exciting fashions But his next question was even more of a surprise. "See here, in both fitted and box silhouettes. Especially new Answer te Saturday's Puzzle Lana, don't you know when a CROSSWORD PUEZLE man's in love with you? No, I and Bermuda-practical are our suits in wool poodle ACROSS «—log don't mean me, I gave hope long 43—Click beetle cloth, with sweaters dyed exactly to match! 1—Newt 44—Wet, heavy ago. I mean Brad Dunham." 4—Century plant earth (To be continued) 9—Writing 45—Near Sizes 9-15, 10-20 in the collection implement 47—South . 12—Brown kiwi American Circular stitching rounds those IS—Enthusiastic rodent DEBTORS ORDERED TO 14—Time gone by 49—St reamer precious curves of yours... Priced From £9.10.0 15—Shoots 53—Swallow 17—Restricted greedily PAY INSTALMENTS spoked center cup design gives 19—Parcels ot land 57—Female sheep 21—Parent 58—Old musical wonderful accentuation. If yea (colloq.) .jfa * instruments . A number of defendants who 22—Draw out 60—Atmosphere * want a really firm lift, Chanson­ 25—Steal 61—Condensed appeared yesterday in Hamilton 27—Dart off moisture civil court were ordered to pay in ette" is far you! In your favorite 31—Unit 62—Fewest accordance with promises made f S2—Passable 63—Afternoon fabrics. St—Preposition party 6—Snail fay them. Tfae Wor. EL Martin 35—Uppermost 6—Hebrew month 7—Wine (Fr.) Godet and the Wor. L. M. Minty Genuine Maidenform Brassi­ part DOWN 8—Kind of cheese presided alternately. 36—Large tab 9—Equality eres are made only in the United I ST—While 1—Bitter vetch 10—The self Harold Pitman, of Pembroke, 38—Florida 2—Dude 11—At present said he would pay 10/- weekly States of America. • Indians 3—Sailor (colloq.) BARUCH 16—Kind to Doctors Tucker and Dickinson 41—Danish division 4—Jason's ship 18—Clerical collar 20—The sun on a bill of £2.4. Mrs. Irene Hamilton 22—Damp Bean, of Warwick offered 5/- Queen Street 1 * 3 *) - s V i e 9 IO // There is a maiaeriform BOOTH'S 23—Interior weekly on £8.5.5 due G. D. 24—French article tot every type of figura. It 13 i4 26-*-Drinks Nicholas. Mr. H. A. M. Wilson, 71J3tf_. 28—River in the collector, said it would take a IS Ib ie Siberia long time to pay off the bill at ti 29—South % American this rate but he accepted the "1 •Jo ?' mammal offer. Mrs. Bean said sbe bad % 1 30—Fretful three little boys to support and 13. 23 25 7b VI 28 30 32—Measure of ft m weight one of them was in hospital. % K^ 33—Ethiopian title George Dickinson, of Mount -till, SI 32 33 IB—Powerful said fae would pay the Bank of % person Bermuda SO/- weekly tm £38.7.6 it 3S 3b »7 39—A state (abbr.) 40—Cut due. An order for bis committal % 41—Indian Ml to prison was suspended provided For trouble-free motoring il >? 4to mulberry 'A 44--Public vehicle he makes good bis promise. HZ ti % (eolloq.) Dickinson said further he would •k 4C—Narrate % % 48—Expense pay 8/- weekly to tiie Weldon MM .mm mm* "You can depend on it"

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Britain LATIN AMERICAN PLOT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles recommended instead that tfae BERMUDA ON TV SHOW War neck of Hollis, New York, and whole question of ownership be EXCHANGE PRICES BY REDS EXPOSED BRIGHTON, England, Septem­ Is a court officer in tbe municipal submitted to arbitration. ber 24 (Reuter).—A workman fell court of New York City. Two Men KiUed As Exerdse Lacking agreement on either LATIN AMERICA PLOT 30 feet from a rooftop here today A couple who met in the midst PANAMA, September 24 (AP).— of one of New York City's gigantic Tbe bridegroom, who is with course tfae two countries signed' Furnished hy Courtesy if aad landed fat the arms of bis fore­ the New York Fire Department, Panama Secret Chief Jorge Luis man. He got a fractured arm and St. Patrick's Day parades are an agreement providing for. a Alfaro, announced today that his spendi ig tbeir honeymoon at tbe is tfae spn of Mr. aad Mrs. John Mariner Gets Under Way stabilising of the position of rival 1 agents had uncovered a Com­ leg. The foreman was only Castle Harbour Hotel. Johnson of New York City. On The Bank of N. T. I their return tbe newlyweds will troops in the area, an end to prop­ munist campaign to expand Red scratched. The wedding trip and many activities throughout Latin Ameri­ be at borne in Hollis, New York. (Special to Tbe New York Times aganda activities by either side ether prizes came as their gifts and The Royal Gazette) Butterfield & Son, Ltd. ca. for appearing on Bride and Groom Tbe bride and groom met dur­ SAUDI ARABIA MAKES and fresh negotiations for settling , Documents seized during Om two- Alfaro added that he could not —the television, show which fea­ ing a St Patrick's Day Parade LONDON, September 24 — the problem. CANADIAN STOCK month-long probe, he asserted give 'Out aft information gathered Exercise Marine-', the re-enact­ NOON ©DOTATIONS^__£ tures couples who have unusual when they were both members of NEW PROTEST TO DX Observers believe the new out­ showed "efforts of international in the investigation but asserted: tfae New York Police Department. ment of tfae battle of the Atlantic Aluminium 43Mi "I want these international agents love stories. by the fleets of nine North breaks may renew diplomatic Communist agents together with After the parade kerbert drove Bank of Montreal 34% the Partido del Pueblo (Panaman­ to know that Panama will not be a Tbe couple are Mr. and Mrs. Atlantic Treaty Organisation action for settlement. Herbert Kenneth Johnson, who Dot and a girl friend home and nations, has cost two lives, radio Shooting Of Camels Latest Bell Telephone 35% ian Communist Party) here to fertile ground for planting Com­ their friendship began. cause trouble now." munist seeds." arrived in Bermuda on Septem­ signals from British and United Britalta OH 3.25 States ships disclosed today. Incident In Oasis 'War' Canada Cement 77 A crew member of the United Estate of States carrier Bennington was Canadian Pacific Railway .. 22 .4 lost overboard when a Jet plane LONDON, September 24 (Reu­ Consol. Mining & Smelting . 22% crashed on the flight deck, a com­ ter). — The desert kingdom of Charles Geoffery Maurice Consolidated Paper ....:... 37',i - munique from Mariner Command Saudi Arabia today formally Hollinger 11* headquarters here reported. accused British-led troops of Des Graz Home Oil ...,!...-{11?? 6.73 The pilot of the plane jumped shooting to death four camels of Ommmmii over the side and was rescued by an Arab caravan and eating the Imperial OU 28*4 helicopter but destroyers gave up meat. Pursuant to the Trustees Act 1876 International Nickel 38 Section 56 a p search toe the sailor after It was the second formal com­ Noranda . : 63 Va circling tbe area for several plaint in two days made by tfae Shawinigan Water 37 H hours. Another crew member Saudi Arabian legation here in \4n1^aalle was badly burned by flaming jet tiie "Beau Geste" war over juris­ NOTICE LONDON STOCK fuel. Tte crash occurred on diction of tfae palm-fringed IS HEREBY GIVEN to credi­ CLOSING QUOTATIONS Tuesday and the pilot, who was Buraimi Oasis near tbe Persian injured, is in "fair condition," Gulf. tor- and others having any Japan 6% 1924 Assented . £88% according to the communique. Hongkong & Shanghai Bank £90',2 Yesterday's protest accused debts, claims and demands A dispatch from HMS. Van­ against thie Estate of Mount Isa ... i. 32/3d ***e .. . 0V« NICE THlNCs„ guard, en route with the aircraft British forces of killing several North Broken Hill -, 56/6d carrier Eagle and other British men as well as camels in attacks CHARLES GEOFFREY Royal Dutch £31Mi Ships to a North Atlantic ren­ on caravans on September 15 and MAURICE DES GRAZ de­ War Loan 3%% £85% dezvous with a U.S. and Canadian ceased, who died on the sec­ fleet, reported the second loss. 16. SOUTH AFRICAN STOCK ond day of March, 1953, and A Firefly fighter plane crashed A Foreign Office spokesman CLOSING QUOTATIONS that they .are hereby required into tfae sea in an attempt to land said tonight that in the latest in­ Anglo-American Corporation 111/3d on tbe Eagle. One of the plane's stance tbe British forces shot back to forward the particulars of Daggafontein .-. 67/6d nylon - tricot a delight to care for, is fhe perfect crew was lost but tbe other was in self-defence after a caravan their debts, claims and de­ De Beers Consolidated J rescued by helicopter. A search fired on them. Be agreed that the mands to The Bank of N. T. Deferred - Mgi 62/68 for the missing man was casualties amounted to four Butterfield & Son, Limited Free State Geduld . :^;.... 52/6d fabric for your complete Slip wardrobe. Van Raalte abandoned after half an hour.. camels. n M Tbe report said fae was believed Grootvlei . «_5i_ •*•*» ^ The clashes occurred near CRrast Department), Hamil­ Nchanga 130/7 y_d designs tailored or frilly styles, treated to nylon net, to have been trapped in tbe ton, on or before the 28th day wreckage of the plane which sank Hamasa, one of eight villages on President Brand 26 /9d immediately. The big exercise the oasis. British-officered troops of September, 1953, after Stilfontein 25/3d embroidery or lace. ^ have blockaded Hamasa since a which date The Bank of N. T. West Driefontein 128/9d continued. Western Holdings 72/6d force of 100 Saudi Arabians seized Butterfield & Son, Limited, it in August, 1952. Western Reefs '3M 45/0d aforesaid attorney for Na­ West Rand Consols 49/4 ,'2 In white, pink, blue, navy or black- U.K. TOURIST INCOME PROTECTION CLAIM tional Provincial Bank Ltd., mH proceed to distribute the BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL A faint smell of oil hangs over RATE FOR UNITED STATES SET AT £125 MILLION the desert dispute — although no (assets of the said deceased oil has been discovered in the amongst the persons entitled EXCHANGE Sizes 32 to 42. $2.803125 $2.891875 LONbON, September 24 (Reu­ oasis yet. But Britain maintains I thereto haying regard only to ter).—More than 500,000 overseas Bank buying rate .. $2.8150 that by its treaties witfa Persian the debts, claims and demands visitors came to Britain between Gulf sultanates the oasis, claimed $1.00 equals 7/1 January and August this Corona­ of which it shall then have From 42/6 by them as their property, mint Bank selling- rate . *.y-.. •. $2.79 tion year and by December 31 the be protected. Saudi Arabia has had notice; and that it will not record total of 800,000 will prob­ lately put forward a claim to tfae $1.00 equals 7/2 ably have been reached. be liable for the said assets or oasis. any part thereof "so distri­ CANADIAN FREE RATE Tbe chairman of the British $2.7525 $2.75125 Travel and Holidays Association, The British Government has buted to any creditors, person Sir Alexander Maxwell, dis­ rejected the Saudi Arabian King's or persons of whose- debts, Montreal closing this today, said tourist claim on the grounds that part of claims and demands it shall $2.7487 $2.7525 earnings were expected to reach tfae oasis belongs to tfae Sultan second floor not then have had notice. Bank selling rate $2.77 £125 million by the end of the of Muscat and Oman, witfa whom $1.00 equals 7/3 year. Britain has a treaty of alliance The Bank of N. T. Butterfield & There were nearly 146,000 dating back to tee 18th Century, Bank selling rate $2.7350 visitors from the United States and part of tfae British-protected Sen, Limited, $1.00 equals 7/4 and about 140,000 from tfae Com­ Sheikh of Abu Dhabi. Attorney for National Provincial The foregoing are yesterday's monwealth. Ibn Saud, King of-Saudi Arabia, Bank Limited. dosing prices.

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CANDLEWICK This is the time to think about and CHENILLE a new windbreaker and now, while our stocks are complete, is the time to make your selection. In This handsome checked our new Fall collection you'll find jacket with trim knit many handsome, perfect fitting waistband comes in navy or grey. models in top quality materials • Cherry SIX and superb leathers. See them all today ! • Yellow TYPES • Rose • Grey Rain-repellent gabardine • Chartreuse £v in waist or hip-length ** models. Shoulder lined • Peach or fully lined with satin. • Turquoise We have just unpacked a grand new selection • Light Green of fine chenille and candlewick spreads. There are six different types and over a dozen beautiful • Bottle Green colours ... all well made of long-wearing, downy- • Blue soft cotton. Choose yours now for new season Other Bantamacs featured £ Lilac decorating. • in white, navy or tan GOATSKIN • Burgundy • artd grey, navy or natural SUEDE • White Twin and Full sixes . . £2.7.6 to £6.10.0 • White with contrast trim.

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