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VOL. 17~~No. 89 HAMILTON, BERMUDA THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM BERMUDA SIX-METRE CAPTURES SECOND DATS RACE
INTERNATIONAL FORCE "VIKiNC TAKES LEAD 1932 AGRICULTURAL THEY SAY IN POINTS ADVOCATED AT That the first raee of the series for I EXHIBITION the Prince of Wales' Oup will long be remembered. -1 GENEVA Triminghams' Yacht Has * m m That it was no land-lubber's affair. Two Point Advantage mm* Governor Performs the That one wonders why most of the n boats were late ta starting. Ransom Notes Tendered at Over U.S. " Opening Ceremony * * * That as far as the Exhibition was Bakery concerned history repeated itself. "BOB KAT" SECOND * * m That most of the stores closed but AT FINEST SHOW HELD IN few employees ventured as far Improved Trade Follows England's New Fiscal as the Exhibition grounds. "Nancy" Withdraws After BERMUDA * * * Policy—President of Stock Exchange on That nothing new so far has de Fouling ".HP—"Achilles" veloped at the Disarmament Shrinkage of Values—Dramatic Develop Conference. The opening of the thirteenth Finishes in Fourth Place Exhibition this year, owing to * * * and finest Agricultural Exhibition ments in Irish Situation—Ralston financial stringency, but I had good That perhaps the matter will be ever held was postponed for a day faith in the Director and Chairman settled when the Parliamentar Slashes Canadian Tariff Changes owing to inclement weather, but of Agriculture and I felt sure they Under ideal weather conditions ians pow-wow here. yesterday's brilliant weather drew would overcome every difficulty. a marked contrast to the weather * * * —Noted Financier Advocates record crowds to the Exhibition Perhaps the idea of not holding the prevailing in the first day's race That they might try their hand at grounds. Exhibition this year was merely a Empire Currency—Trouble on Tuesday, the Bermuda yacht the local currency problem. gesture on the part of the Chairman Viking yesterday showed her heels Prior to the official opening cere * * * of the Finance Committee. (Laugh Renewed on North-West to the rival sixes competing in the mony by His Excellency the Gover- That three propositions will be ter.) international six-metre class series not a representative of the Royal laid before them. Frontier -Canadian Gazette and Colonist Daily was for the H.R.H. Prince of Wales GREAT STRIDES MADE * * m trophy. In chalking up this Victory taken round the many agricultural That one is Bermudian currency. Elected President exhibits by the Assistant Director Viking went into the lead with "I went round the Exhibition * * * of Agriculture, Mr. W. B. Evans. ten points, having placed third in with my wife this morning," con That the other is the adoption of of International It was particularly gratifying to see Tuesday's race. Jill, the American tinued His Excellency, "and the Canadian currency. such a large vegetable exhibit this Labour Con entry owned by Seward Johnson, only thing I discovered damaged m m m year. The idea, our representative finished fifth yesterday, adding two was a painting made by a child ex That the third is the creation of an was given to understand, was to ference points to the six she netted for hibitor. Everything was far in Empire currency. show the Bermuda hotels what winning Tuesday's event. advance of last year's show. I wish * * * TRAIN PLUNGES OVER CLIFF—VOLCANIC DIS could be produced in the Island. The wind shifted just before the to congratulate Mr. McCallan, his That if the Commonwealth of Seven different kinds of Irish pota scheduled start at 2.30 There was staff and exhibitors for a very fine Nations could agree on that TURBANCE QUIETS DOWN—*LAN TO toes were exhibited, and this por a delay, the boats getting away un show, and I hope the pubhc will many present troubles would be tion of the show was the principal GUARANTEE U. S. BANK DEPOSITS- der the firing gun fifteen minutes appreciate the Exhibition as my ended. feature of this year's exhibition. later. wife and I have appreciated it, and mm* SPORTING NEWS Jim Pearman did' a pretty pieea His Excellency the Governor fig so make it a financial success." That the other matters to be dis of maneuvering by forcing Nancy, ured amongst the first prizes, win- (Applause.) cussed range from shipping to Ming the "professional" gardener's the Van S. Merle Smith syndicate His Excellency the Governor after tariffs. exhibit for vegetables. Mrs. D.R.A. six, over the line before the gun wards took part in judging the * * * EFFECT OF BRITADTS NEW a united Ireland under certain Bettington, the wife of the Chief blazed. He repeated the trick a Saddle Horse (Three gaited) entry, That franchise is taboo. FISCAL POUCY circumstances. Craigavon in the of Police won Carter's special prize second time. and also the Saddle Horse (Hunting * * * course of his reply promised he for fnixed vegetables and flowers The rest of the start was very Class) with Major J. P. Ohehevix- That it is felt that an electorate of LONDON, April 13—Besides a would enquire into the matter. grown from Carter's seeds, also good, the Triminghams' Viking, Trench, D.S.O. 4|% is better able to deal with decrease in imports and an increase m m m xtWs h * -a)-** gardener's prize for mixed in exports Britain's new fiscal however, gaining the edge over the During the afternoon, musical local matters than one of 40% UNHAPPY PHRASEOLOGY .-egetables. policy had the effect of inducing other sixes, With Briggs C tinning selections were played by the Band * * * LONDON, April 13—A new and ham's Lucie, W. J. H. Trott's of the Northumberland Fusiliers by That one looks forward with in foreign firms to establish factories QUALITY AND QUANTITY in England. Sir Walter Runciman, dramatic turn was given to the syndicate-owned Achilles and Bob kind permission of Major J. ~f. terest to what the Council has to Irish situation by the unexpected Meyer's Bob Kat, Viking stood on Chehevix-Trench, D.S.O., and Offi say on the protection of the poor President of the Board of Trade, The poultry exhibit' was also arrival of Lord Craigavon in London the starboard tack, making a board cers of the Northumberland Fusil Pig. in reply to a question in the House considerably more extensive than to see Thomas in connection with towards Long Island, while Jill iers. * # * of Commons yesterday afternoon in previous years and showed an what Ulster considers the "unhappy aitd Nancy tacked to port and went That it is curious that those who in regard to continental firms improvement In the quality of The Marathon Race which was phraseology" passage in the last over to Boaz Island. say increased duty will not raise which had established factories in poultry. Reports from the flower scheduled to have taken place yes note of Thomas to De Valera where After a short time Viking tacked prices are unwilling to establish Britain since the abnormal Im stall also proved that the exhibits terday will be rim today, starting he alludes to the impossibility of to port off the weather quarter- of a Food Control Board. ports Act became operative, stated were better than ever. Larkspur, at 2.30 p.m. from the Exhibition the establishment of a united Ire Lucie, Achilles and Bob Kat, which * * * that the BoaTd had received in cntirrhmums and stocks, we were grounds and finishing there some land except on the basis of allegi withdrew from Tuesday's race after That the index price for food formation in regard to over forty void, were especially good. Seldom time after 4 p.m. ance to the Crown and continued pulling out a spreader. The three abroad is 105 compared with new undertakings established in are there exhibit-*, of daffodils, but Britain in the past few months by membership in the British Com yachts came together near the SPECIAL PRIZES 100 in 1913. •this year there were two excellent m m m or with the assistance of foreign monwealth. A Reuter representa weather mark off Tucker's Island samples. The Tucker's Town ex That one wonders what it is here. concerns These undertakings in tive learns that Thomas will assure Passage, Bab Kat rounding the A list of today's special prizes is hibit of flowers (not for competi m m m Craigavon that there is no inten mark in the lead. She was follow cluded textiles, garments, electrical tion) was excellent and received appended:— goods, toilet products, etc. tion to change the position of ed by Achilles, Lucie, Viking, JiU That only housewives know but much favourable comment. r • * * North Ireland or use the latter as and Nancy, in the order named. Special Prize of £5 for Best Col they are not allowed to say—at At 3 p.m. prompt His Excellency a pawn in negotiations with the lection of Vegetables donated by the polling booths. WHITNEY ESTIMATES The four United States boats, the Governor, accompanied by Lady Free State. Mrs. Roosevelt Roosevelt, won by $6,000,000,000 SHRINKAGE IN which will race as a team for the Cubitt and Lord Carew arrived in -00- * * * Mr. Henry Garcia. StOCK VALUES British-American Cup on the Sol the ring. His Excellency and party RALSTON CRITICISES CANADIAN ent this summer, set their circus was received by Mr. E. A. McCallan, Carters Silver Challenge Cup for "DOGS OF DEVON" TONIGHT NEW YORK. April 13—The down TARIFF POLICY tents for the run to leeward, while Director of Agriculture, and Hon. Vc getables and Flowers growm from ward pressure of the stock market Viking set a new parachuto spin S. S. Spurling, O.M.G., O.B.E., and Firm's seed, won by Mrs. D. R. A. Tonight at 8.15 promptly the cur relaxed yesterday and closed with a OTTAWA, April 13.—Colonel naker. This, i'icid-&utally,.ls a new was joined by Mrs. B. O. C. Outer- Bettington. sail brought to Bermuda by George tain will rise on a gay scene as the mixture of small net gainc- and loss Ralston, ex-Minlster j of ^National bridge and Miss McCallan. Montgomery Sears Challenge Cup Ratsy, of Ratsy & Lap thorn, City Plymouth festivities commence to es. The shrinkage of stock values Defence in the Liberal Party, who Declaring the Exhibition open, for highest number of points in Island, New York. celebrate the return of a band of in the pi*, st two or three weeks was continued the budget jdebatc speech His Excellency the Governor, Lt.- Annual cut flowers, won by Mr. estimate* ac $6,000,000,000, ac i-i i acising _the policies of the Con Achilles, unfortunately, had only "sea dogs" from the Spanish Main. GeneralSirT. Astley Cubitt,K.C.B., R-.y Mayor. A new bowling green is to be opened, cording to Whitney, president of servative Government now in power, a double spinnaker. With this C.M.G., D.S.O., said, '"There was and Sir Francis Drake is to play the the Stocl: Exchange, in his testi concluded by moving a Liberal sail she was somewhat at a dis Continued on Page 12 some doubt about holding this first game of bowls; there are to be mony a. Washington before the amendment to the budget resolu advantage but TQ.*v>mgQd. to acquit fireworks ta the Park, and the May Senate Committee. tions, declaring that the increases herself accreditably. or has written a comedy to be pre * * * made in the tariff by the present Viking gained considerably down wind aad passed both Bob Kat and THE KIDNAPPING OUTRAGE sented by the Plymouth Pastoral BRITISH NOTE SURPRISES administration "have been arbit THE DISARMAMENT Players. rary and ill-considered and in Achilles, taking some time off VALERAITES These festivities are interrupted ordinate, having the effeot of re Lucio. which rounded the leeward CONFERENCE by the approach of the Spanish stricting trade and increasing un mark first. Viking was only a How the Ransom was Paid LONDON, April 13.—The fol couple of lengths astern and sheets Armada, but Drake, nothing daunt employment." The amendment ed, continues his game, and his lowers of De Valera were surprised were - hauled aft for the second also declared that the policy of the famous expression "there's" time to at the mention in the Thomas note beat to windward. of a financial agreement of Feb Government in fixing import values Clean Sweep of Modern Met NEW YORK, April 13—An at - in this game of bowls and thrash ruary, 1923, in regard to the land for duty purposes by an order-in- The wind, which was blowing tractive middle-aged woman at the Spaniards too" brings down the annuities, of which, they stated, council was in interference with about 11 or 12 miles at the start, tempted to pass a twenty-dollar curtain of the first Act. i he inherent rights of Parliament had freshened somewhat on this hods Advocated by Grandi they were unaware. Officials in :iote bearing the serial number of But see for yourselves at 8.15 to to regulate duties and determine leg, but aU six yachts hung on to Dublin are said to be anxiously one of the Lindbergh ransom notes night. searching the archives of the late taxation, and had also an unsettl their Genoa jibs. This beat proved GENEVA, April 13—A clean sweep at a bakery at Greenwich, Con Ministry for such a document. A ing effect on business generally. a ding-dong battle, the entire, of heavy artillery, tanks, bombing necticut, last night. But when the member of the Cosgrave Govern The amendment concluded by urg fleet, with the exception of Achilles aeroplanes, battleships, submar proprietor identified it, the woman ment assured a Reuter represent ing "a reversal of the present fiscal going over to the Long Island shore. ines, aeroplane-carriers and bac grabbed the note and fled in a mo THE BIBLE SOCIETY ative that the document exists policy relative to customs and tar Viking was surely but steadily teriological warfare was advocated tor car. It has been learned that and was signed by Cosgrave, who iffs, and the immediate resump sliding out to windward of Lucie, by Grandi at the Disarmament the ransom was thrown to a Rev. W. J. Mowll, General Sec was then Finance Minister, and also tion of Parliamentary direction while both these leaders were care Conference. He declared that the shrouded figure in a Bronx cemetery retary of the British and Foreign by Major Hill representing the Bri and control as an essential to the fully covering their pursuers. Bob deprivation of armies, navies and one evening ten days ago, since Bible Society for Bermuda, the tish Government. It is understood revival of trade and the ultimate Kat likewise was closing up. When air- forces of their most powerful which time there has been no fur return to prosperity in Canada." the boats reached the weather arms would make international West Indies, and Central South that the Land Act of 1923 gave point * * * ther contact with the kidnappers. America, is in Bermuda on his to the agreement in respect of mark, Viking had established a aggression more difficult and more EMPIRE CURRENCY ADVOCATED lead of a couple of lengths over precarious. annual visit and will preach ta annuities by setting out how they Wesley Church on Sunday evening were to be collected and transferred Bob Kat. Lucie, AchUles, Jill and * * * LONDON, April 13—The rein- Nancy followed In close order. at 7.30. to England. Gosgrave then stated with the view of having the Four- FRENCH PLEA FOR 00 that the agreement was in every way troduction of silver Into the world's The next leg was a reach with the INTERNATIONAL FORCE Powers' experts present a technical satisfactory. monetary systems in order to miti wind slightly aft the port beam to a examination of the Danubian prob gate the present gold shortage was mark off Oavello Bay. Positions The determination of Ulster to GENEVA, April -13—The simul lem. After Simon, Grandi and BERMUDA WELFARE SOCIETY advocated by Sir Robert Home were unchanged on this leg and remain an integral part of Great taneous work of the League Council Buelow called attention to the the yachts turned the mark for Britain and the Empire was em speaking at the Royal Empire and the International Labour Con urgency of the matter, Tardieu's the run home to the finish line in phasised by Viscount Oraigavon, Society. In referring to the Im ference as well as the continued proposal was adopted. Tardieu also Executive Meeting Postponed the order mentioned above. Prime Minister of North Ireland, perial Economic Conference, he Disarmament Conference made starred before the Conference ta a in the House of Commons. His looked for the settlement of mat Spinnakers were broken out, Vik Geneva the hive of international stirring speech in which he reiter On account of the changed pro statement was in reply to a mem ters which he believed were vitally ing again using the parachute spin activity yesterday. The chief in ated France's plan for an interna gramme of the Exhibition, the ber who called attention to the important to world prosperity. He naker. This proved effective, for terest 'centred around Tardieu's tional force, and he emphasised Executive Oommittee meeting of British note to De Valera which, he also strongly supported the Cana she Increased her lead slightly proposal to adjourn the Council's the Interdependence of the French the Bermuda Welfare Society is said, clearly implied the Imperial dian suggestions that an Empire more and she received the winning decision on the League's Financial proposals for the suppression of postponed untft Tuesday the 19th Government might contemplate Continued on Page 2 Continue, on Page 12 Commission's report until - May aggressive aims. Ins ., at 10 a.m. in the Trinity Hail. Travel on a RALEIGH CYCLE—WADSON'S
•rwwwiTMWM igc 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932
It Is unnecessary to point out T that it is at the outbreak of fire CABLE NEWS POLICE BILLIARD TEAM that promptness in fighting it 18 att& (Mantst Sattg essential; and we believe that in (Costumed tnm Fate 1} RECEIVE AWARDS self- and mutual protection every 1NCOP ORATING BOXING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (ESTAB. 18281 establishment and every home currency be considered. If the THE COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS (ESTAB. 1866) should be adequately equipped for nations of the Empire agreed to fix Capt. Larg Winner of 10-up PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY this purpose. a ratio of silver to sterling, the Em Bermuda Sports Arena BY oo- pire would benefit extensively in THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. developing trade with the East. Tournament at Recreation F. W. WILSON, Owner and Promoter REID STREET. HAMILTON FIRST PRINCIPLES OF * * * A. M. PURCELL TROUBLE ON NORTH-WEST MANAGING EDITOR TELEVISION FRONTIER Rooms Tuesday Night Friday, AprU 15th, 1932 ASSISTANT EDITOR : E. T. SAYER ASSISTANT MANAGER. ERNEST J. BELL ADVERTISING MANAGERS M. M. HANSFORD SIMLA, April 13.—Fresh trouble Presentation of the new shield FIRST BOUT S\45 P.M. ByA.DinsdaieM.I.R.E. on the North-West Frontier is fear and individual prizes was made to SUBSCRIPTION RATES ed. It is reported that tribesmen the Bermuda PoUce Team, cham Referee: Stanley Paschal LOCAL:—ONE YEAR, ao'-i Six MONTHS. 20/*; Many of our readers may be in are preparing reprisals against the pions of the "A" League at their Judges: J. Fowle, J. S. McBeath, Dr. F. W. Watlington, D.D.S. THREE MONTHS, 12/6; ONE MONTH. 3/-. terested to learn that Mr. Dins- FOREIGN: —TO UNITED STATES AMD CANADA, Halimzais who opposed the at Recreation Rooms, AUenhurst, on Timekeepers: Ross Winter, Harry Williams. $12.OO PEK YEAR. To GREAT BRITAIN, 50/- dale, who has contributed several tempted disturbances last month. PES YEAR. Tuesday night. Announcer: George Gorham ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE technical articles dealing with At Peshawar, the "red shirt" In awarding the shield and medals ••wireless" for the Royal Gazette activity caused disturbances during Capt. Larg, president of the Ber NOTE — AS correspondence submitted most be ac and Colonist Daily, has a new book the day's elections when pickets muda Billiard League, praised the MAIN BOUT companied by the writer'* name and address as a coming out on the 17th inst. guarantee of authenticity, not neccessartly for publica were stationed at the polling booths exceUent showing of the PoUce. Six Rounds tion. The Editor reserves the right to accept or reject This is "First Principles of Tele any letters forwarded, and publication does not imply and attempted to dissuade the ele "As you aU know," he said, "the agreement with opinions expressed. vision," in which he treats of the ctors from voting. The crowds chief honours this year went to the A.B. HIBBERD vs. STOKER COOPER early history of television, traces standing by began to stone the Bermuda Police Force. They have H.M.S. Durban.—Finalist for H.M.S. Danae THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 its development and describes the police who were forced to fire, won the shield with the highest Navy Championships 1930 uses to which it will probably be though there were no casualties. aggregate points. They have been and 1931. Beat Domingo FACTS WANTED put in the future. Throughout he The elections were being held as a the most consistent team and their Tampio, Chilean Welter avoids all technical language likely sequel to the elevation of the Fron victory was f uUy earned." weight Champion, winning his FROM THE "OTHER to confuse the layman, yet his work tier Province to the same status Youth, training and ability were last six fights in Argentine. is authoritative and accurate so as the other governor's provinces. on the PoUce side, he continued, re SIDE* that it is at once valuable to scien A constitution is being inaugurated marking that "Billiards is a game tist and student. The book will be on April 18th, and there will be which needs training as much as MAIN SEMI-FINAL Ever and anon, and of late it published by John Wiley and Sons, a newly-elected council meeting tennis, cricket, football or any other Six Rounds seems to have become "ever," the 440 4th Avenue. on the 20th. sport. It is a most scientific game." Royal Gazette and Colonist is taken Mr. Dinsdale is in charge of pro * * * The PoUce in winning this year's TAFF BOWERS Ldg. Sto. SYMONDS to task for having ventured to duction for the Columbia Broad CANADIAN ELECTED PRESIDENT trophy, were "looking after Ber Bantam, Fly and Feather Featherweight Cham insinuate that prices in Bermuda casting System and responsible for OF INTERNATIONAL LABOUR muda in more ways than one," he weight Champion of Ber pion of Fleet and are disproportionately high as com the excellent Sunday night pro CONFERENCE said. muda. H.M.S. Danae. pared with the prices which prevail grammes featuring Ziegfeld and his Capt. Larg referred to the time at our sources of supply. leading stars. He is still very much GENEVA, April 18—Elected today Umit imposed on the competition If there has been error here, it is interested in Bermuda and has sug president of the International La this year, which proved, he said, SEMI-FINAL regretted and the desire to make gested a broadcasting programme bour Conference, Senator Gideon a great success. He suggested it Six Rounds correction and amends is strong. for advertising our Oolony over a Robertson, former Oanadian Min might be made a condition for the But there has not been a scintilla very wide network of stations. ister of Labour, said he regarded amateur championship when it is A.B. BUSSILL of evidence forthcoming so far oo A.B. STONEY vs. the action as a tribute to the held again. He thanked Messrs. H.M.C.S. Saguenay — Ama H.M.S. Durban — Ex- that there has been misrepresenta Dominion in view of its constant GosUng Brothers "very much in Navy Boxing Instructor. tion or exaggeration in these teur Champion 1932 Marthon THE 1932 BERMUDA RACE loyalty to the international labour deed for their generosity in pre Province. Winning his last four columns—and how can one be organisation built up under aus senting the new shield" and paid fights in Buenos Aires. expected to retract statements the The 1932 Bermuda Race has been pices of the League of Nations and tribute to Sgt. Ward who "has run truth of which has not been dis definitely scheduled to start on Canada's constant adhesion to its this League," he said. Members established? June 25th, under the auspices of the principles. It was also a nibute to of the committee also received FOUR ROUND PRELIMINARIES Unhappily, the protestants seem Cruising Club of America and the the countries of the new world Oapt. Larg's gratitude. to have as keen an aversion to Royal Bermuda Yacht Olub. While particularly those of North America Presenting the new and old BOY BRIMLEY vs. SONNY FLOOD figures as the devil is reputed to the yachts will, as heretofore, ren Senator Robertson told the dele shields to the Captain of the PoUce H.M.S. Durban—Navy Boy Bermuda entertain toward holy water. And, dezvous for Inspection in New Lon gates who had assembled from 50 Team, Oapt. Larg said: "May you { Champion, 1931, also won his as any discussion of prices inevitably don harbour not later than 9.00 nations. keep them both next year—but way around South America involves comparative figures, the so- a.m., June 23rd, the actual starting * * m we won't let you." Individual re in his weight. called counter arguments are neces line will be established either at MANY KILLED AS TRAIN cipients of awards included the sarily pointless and unconvincing. the whistling buoy off Montauk PLUNGES OVER CLIFF Messrs. Ford, Henderson, Muir A.B. BUTLER Perhaps the aggrieved parties have A.B. PARTRIDGE vs. Point, or at the bell buoy off Shag- head, Smith, WUton, Owen Darrell H.M.S. Durban some of the light of truth on their H.M.S. Delhi. wong Reef, the distance of the race TOKIO, April 13—Eleven persons and Welch. P.c. Ford, the amateur side. If so, they exhibit an astound being either 640 or 650 miles, accord are reported killed, nineteen seri champion, and winner of the Lea A.B. THOMAS L. FLOOD ing pertinacity in keeping it well vs. ing to which starting line is used. ously injured and seventy-four gue prizes for the highest aggregate H.M.S. Danae Bermuda hidden under a bushel. sUghtly hurt, in the explosion of a League score and the highest On this side of the fence, however, While the race will be run under derailed train seventeen kilometres individual scire, filled his victor's the weight of evidence is too great to the same measurement rule as the Ringside Seats 10/- east of Harbin. The traiu plunged Oup with champagne and aU pre admit of easy rejection, and no 1930 affair, numerous changes in "A" Grandstand 6/- "B"^Grandstand4/ the conditions have been made, over a cliff. ss.'r. partook of mo cheer. self-respecting n ewspaper can 8314tt..f. Other speakers were the Captain stultify itself simply because of such as restrictions on sails which * * » FLIER REPORTS HEAVY PALL of i ho PoUce Team and Chief of unsubstantial denials from those may be used, the ratio of ballast to OVER VOLCANO PoUce Bettington. A gathering who object to its position. The total displacement which a yacht of approximately 75 members of the burden of proof does not entirely may have and still compete, and SANTIAGO, Chile, April 13—The League and their friends, to whom belong here even though it has so one or two changes in the rig al sun filtered through a sky thick the PoUce were at home, attended far been borne here. The challeng lowances. » with floating dust this morning. the affair. The attraction of the ed have an obligation. As usual, the race is open to A man flew across Camarico and programme was a 10-up tournament Only recently the U.S. Bureau of yachts not over 72 feet over all said the dense purple pall prevented which was won by Oapt. Larg, with Labour Statistics was quoted in length nor under 35 feet over all him from going nearer than ten N. Welch the runner-up. There the American Press as announcing length. Boats between 53 and 72 The Bermuda Imperial Silver Band miles to the volcano. were 81 entries. Another event was that retail food prices have declined feet will sail in Class A, and boats the match between six of the PoUce 17% in one year—from February between 35 and 53 feet will sail in * * * President: The Hon. J. P. Hand, CM.Q. and an equal number of other 15th, 1931 to February 15th, 1932. Class B. ECUADOR REVOLT QUELLED League members. Musical Director: Mr. S. Clayton Pye And there is an interesting com- The new conditions read: "En parisc J. of present day prices with tries shall be restricted to yachts GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, April 13— (Late Conductor: The Qr. Harwood (Lane's) Symphony) pr;- War prices, as follows:— having a ratio of ballast to dis The revolt here has been quelled oo- Orchestra, etc. "With average prices for 1913 placement of 46% or less, to the and Fort Punta Piedras recaptured. equaling 100, the index number satisfaction of the Oommittee. All movable fittings, supplies, chain for food prices was 105.3 on Feb. 15, CANADIAN M.P. RESIGNS ON or other gear stored under the 1932 " TECHNICALITY CUSTOMS HOUSE In other words, food prices in the cabin floor shall be considered as ballast. If enough entries are will render United States at this time are but OTTAWA, April 13.—The Speaker received of yachts having a larger five and three-tenths percent high in the House of Commons yesterday A PROGRAMME IN ratio of ballast to displacement Rates of Exchange er than they were in the year announced the resignation of the than 46%, the Oommittee will en preceding the World War. And Honourable G. P. Jones who for a deavour to provide a class, or classes, the recession includes a very wide short time held the Federal port The following rates of ex VICTORIA PARK to race to Bermuda under similar range of edibles. folio of Labour and has been a Con change were In force at the conditions." Now these are statistical facts of servative member of the House of Customs House on Wednesday, government computation and Sail restrictions similar to those Commons for the New Brunswick April 13 _h:— proposed in Yachting for December authorisation. And while we are constituency since 1921. In his U.S.A $3 79 on Sunday Next, April 17th not in possession of similar statis have been adopted, with certain letter of resignation, Jones said modifications still possible. Dx gen Oanada $4.20 tics from the Dominion of Canada it it had been brought to his attention Belgium 27 Commencing at 3 p.m. is a justifiable assumption that eral, in addition to her regular on Monday for the first time that a working sails, yachts may carry France 96 there has been a commensurate firm in which he was the principal Germany 16 decline there, as is also the case one spinnaker and one extra head- partner, although personally not sail, such as a balloon jib or sail of Holland „ 9.37 with England. Price recessions have the directing head, had sold an Hong Kong Is. 3d been world-wide. similar nature, one storm jib and amount of goods to the Canadian A collection will be taken in aid of Band Funds. one storm trysail. Schooners may Italy 74 In the face of such facts it is Government on order from the Japan ~. Is. 9d natural that the analytical reader, carry main topmast staysails, and Medical Director Department at As the Band is self supporting, your patronage will be especially he or she whose memory ketches may carry one mizzen stay Ottawa, for supplying needy In extends as far back as 1913, should sail. Many fancy kites, such as dians, thereby contravening the appreciated. do a little figuring. And if the light weather mainsail, double Independence ParUament Act. Jones spinnakers, ringtails, etc., are aut comparisons made are not wholly said in his letter that he had no course this summer with his new omatically barred. accurate or the discrepancies found knowledge of the smaU transaction boat, "Miss England m," providing In all probability, all ketches will not v. h oily justified—which possibly i and regretted that "my lack of the boat fulfills his expectations have their rig allowances increased is not denied—then why cannot or knowledge of the provisions of the in her speed trials on Lake Garda, 8316tth.f.s. 3%. Propeller allowances will be why will not the "other side" pro law has placed me in a position Italy, this month. Lord Wakefield as heretofore. duce a few enlightening figures of compelling me to resign my seat announced this news to the dir As no circulars or entry blanks their own? in ParUament." Jones had a ectors of the Canadian National have as yet been circulated, definite 00——- majority in the general election of Exhibition yesterday. entries are lacking. However, an unofficial checkup shows that some 1930 of nearly 3,000. FIRE PROTECTION * * * •two dozen starters may reasonably BANQUET VICTIMS IMPROVE Incidents connected with a fire be expected, three of which are new GUARANTEEING BANK ELDERS & FYFFES, LTD. Which occurred early yesterday schooners of approximately 60 feet DEPOSITS DURBAN, April 13—Wiezmann is •,..__•.-._•— "••••"'•^- ^ morning in our machine room lead over all, now building from designs now convalescent, and Mrs. Weiz- us to believe that notwithstanding by Sparkman & Stephens, John WASHINGTON, D.C, April 12— mann is still confined to her bed, the alarming number of fires which Q. Alden, and Henry Gruber, Creation of $1,000,000,000 in re Direct to Avonmouth, England. but is recovering. Both were pois have occurred recently there are formerly of Cox & Stevens. sources to guarantee bank deposits oned by food at a banquet given in From Avonmouth signs that there is still in existence This year's race will assume an was endorsed today by the House of From Bermuda honour of Weizmann. }*U. "PATUCA" 17th June the old-fashioned belief that there international aspect with the en Representatives banking commit SJB. "PATUCA" 15th April* S*. "PATUCA" 29th July are no fires in Bermuda, or, tf there try of the well-known cutter Jolie * * # tee. Unanimously it approved a biU SLs. "CARARE" 1st May** SA "CAMITO" 16th Aug. are, it is the duty of the Fire Bri Brise, now owned by Robert Som KAYE DON TO OPEN AQUATIC by Chairman Steagall to estabUsh S.S. "PATUCA" 25th May gade to put them out. erset, and the new cutter Lexia, COURSE AT TORONTO a huge guarantee pool after first SJS. "CAVIWA" 26th Jane S.s. "CORONADO" 13th Sept. On the outbreak of the fire in owned by Major Rose-Richards. providing for state bank participa S.s. "PATUCA" 6th July SA "PATUCA" llth Oct. question, which was caused by Jolie Brise has won two Fastnet TORONTO, April 13.—Kaye Don, tion. SUs. "PATUCA" 17th Aug. S.s. "CAMITO" 8th Nov. gasoline becoming ignited, our staff Races, and finished well up in the the famous British speedboat driver, * * * will open Toronto's new aquatic used the fire fighters installed in 1926 Bermuda Race. Lexia com BROKERAGE HOUSES "This sailing booked full. the room. Fearing, however, that peted in last year's Fastnet Race CONSOLIDATED 'Call will be made provided can secure 15 adult passengers. these might not be sufficient, one and was well up amongst the leaders All other sailings will be made irrespective of number of passengers The Race Committee of the employee went in search of others when a bad landfall on the Fast- Cruising Club is . composed of NEW YORK, April 12—The larg First Class one way £30. 0. 0. from neighbouring stores. To his net pushed her back to fifth place. Everett Morss, Jr., Chairman, est stock exchange brokerage house First Class return £50. 0. 0. surprise and consternation he was Both cutters will sail over from Edmund Lang, Louis E. Manley, consoUdation of the new year was only able to find one after visiting England by a southern route, For further information apply to: and Eldon H. Trimingham. FuU announced today when Shields and several establishments. starting before April 1st, and vis information may be obtained by Company took over the business of WATLINGTON & OONYERS, Fortunately in the meantime the iting various West Indian ports writing to Everett Morss, Jr., Chair Morrison and Townsend. Both Agents. fire had been extinguished but on the way. The ketch Zena and man, 66 Sidney Street, Cambridge, firms are members of the New York 8225f«.t*-v _ not until the last of the contents the yawl Dainty, both from Ber- Mass.—Yachting. stock exohange. Of the fire fighters had been used. mida, are possible starters.
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. ' - ^^fcr&^rv^i ?^ If you must have the best value in entertainment . you cannot do better than go to Double Double Feature Programme HOME OF HIGH CJJitf BfRRTAlNillNT AT REID HALL TODAY-7 and 9 p.m,
"•UBANGI" All-Talking Thriller MECHANICS HAUIIJta- Filmed in the heart of the African Jungle THEATM -vxzxxzaoex^i ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW This picture is without a doubt one of the most thrilling photoplays ever WILLIAM POWELL HERE TO shown DAY IN ENCHANTING Fifteen men gave up their Uves that you might enjoy this wonderful picture Just Look at Today's Programme "ROAD TO SINGA Two Big Features Afternoon and Evening PORE" "BODY AND SOUL // The countless admirers of the art of William Powell, will be glad to With chosen King of the movies know that he may be seen today Sylvia Sidney, Chester William Powell, Doris at the Mechanics' Hall Theatre, in CHARLES FARRELL and ELISSA LANDI his first starring vehicle for Warner Great Grand-daughter of Empress of Austria Morris, Hobart Bosworth, Kenyon, Marian Marsh in Bros., "The Road to Singapore." Robert Coogan, in In Mr. Powell's support are Doris Kenyon as lead; Marion Marsh— "THE ROAD screen discovery of the year, as in-. MATINEE TODAY 3 p.m. "THE MIRACLE geiiue; Louis Calhern as male lead, Alison SMpworth in an unforget- TO SINGAPORE" able character role—Lumsden Hare, "A HOUSE DIVIDED" - MAN" Tyrrell Davis and A. E. Anson. The Still enjoying its world's A deUghtful romance story is by the celebrated British With WALTER HUSTON, KENT DOUGLAS, HELEN CHANDLER novelist and playwrighj;. Roland premier in Bermuda. drama. Compelling, irre One of the most refined Pert wee, Alfred E. Green, respon Friday—Preview this glorious picture of songs and comedy sistible with the inimit sible for the Arliss successes, di productions seen in rected. years. This picture will able Powell touch to The scenes of "The Road to Sin create a new sensation. make it unforgettable. gapore" are laid in the darkly glam Everybody should see it. orous, rainswept, tomtom-haunted jungles of Ceylon. PhiUppa Marsh comes from England to marry Dr. Times of Showing: "ROAD TO SINGAPORE'' 3 March and on the steamer meets p.m. and 830 p.m., "MIRACLE MAN" at 4 p.m. the suave and magnetic Hugh Dawl try who in time makes her forget At 10 p.m. Make that date now 7 p.m, 930 p.m. convention, in an attempt to get away from the husband, who ne glects her for his patients. Note: Patrons are requested to note exact times of showing "The Road to Singapore" is a Dramatic Masterpiece of Stage and so prevent disappointment. masterpiece of dramatic expression. Star, players, settings and direction and Screen Wins Public go to make it one of the most 8309<"«ft_. strangely powerful romances seen Preference il 5 on the screen. At the Mechanics' Hall Theatre today, in a fine double feature programme, playing at both The Miracle Man" Speaks and the matinee and evening performance. World Listens. The second picture is "The Miracle Boasting one of the most dis THE Man,," Paramounts' 1932 Super tinguished aU-star casts of the cur Important Notice production that has yet to be re rent season of cinemanufacture, ? leased for Broadway showing. "The Miracle Man," classic Ameri oo can play will be seen again today at the Mechanics' HaU Theatre at HAMILTON HOTEL There will be a Special Preview showing ANIMAL SHOTS THRILL IN each performance. "The Miracl. Man" thus appears /W Friday next at 930 p.m. of die Picture Gem. "UBANQ" *:i the fourth phase of a meta morphosis which is more the rule You will see 10,000 cannibals man the exception in these days of -*** Terrace Room starting on a mass hunt in their harking back to. the old stand-bys „ 4fi-~--T IBM TT full regalia. They did not realise for new thrills in tbe amusement '*<^t chey were being photographed so world. It first saw the Ught of a t n^ **-\ the results are highly satisfactory. fascinated reader's eye when it You will see a small cur dog, of was pubUshed as a novel; next ^ <-n& _ri doubtful parentage, leap into a pool it became a successful Broadway of water driving seven huge wild play; there after a sUent movie I hippos fearlessly into the affray (in 1919) and now—a talkie. No with a wild rhino and is thrown 15 doubt it wiU one day enter a Come Live and Laugh and Love under feet to its death, while a doctor, who fifth transformation and be would save it, is before him. Anoth come a tele visualization ("teUy" SAM ROBBINS Cuban Skies er Uttle canine leaps gored to death. to you)) but for the present it I Everything considered you will serves weU the discriminating needs see the finest display of animal of America's theatre-going miU and his courage that it has ever been this ions. The mighty voice of Tibbett will thrill you writer's experience to witness. The story deals with the re l ORCHESTRA "Ubangi" as a motion picture formation of a gang of crooks by a when he sings production is the result of an expe faith-healer, known as the Patri *t& dition into the Congo and Camer- arch in the vicinity where he Uves. THE CUBAN LOVE SONG" ooiis of Africa that covered a period Chester Morris plans to exploit the 75M of almost five years. It cost 13 Patriarch for the benefit of the S t--eitp. lu.th. •luman Uves and was produced by gang. he only white survivor of the Sylvia Sydney, Morris' girl, is to ^r^^^^^^^r^^^r^r^L^r^^i^ expedition. ^apose herself upon the Patriarch, Ms his granddaughter, whtte John SEE THE AMBITIOUS FISH ^Vray, known as the Frog, a supple- I jointed faker, is to pretend a mar- j HUNTLY TOWERS Have you ever heard of a climbing PAGET WEST velous cure by the faith-healer and \ fish? If not, be sure and see iise from the ground before the t Finest guest-house in Bermuda. Every room with private (fresh "Ubangi," at Reid HaU Theatre astonished crowd. Sylvia is then water) bath. Magnificent views from every room. Twelve acres coday. Dr. Daniel Davenport, re to coUect the shower of money BERMUDIANA HOTEL of beautiful grounds. Superior cuisine. Inspection invited. cently returned from a five-year which is always abundant after a Moderate Sates Telephone 555 expedition into the darkest jungles spectacular heaUng. of Africa and the sole white survivor The plan works admirably, but BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE of the expedition, which was spon to the astonishment of the gang, sored by Belgian capital, brought SILVER GRILL In connection with Huntly Towers, with or without meals. Robert Coogan, a truly crippled boy, with him a motion picture history is cured at the same gathering. Four well furnished rooms; modern bathroom, instantaneous of the trip which fairly teems with hot water. Enclosed verandah. The gang is so impressed by the dramatic incidents and strange miracle and by the simple goodness sights. Dr. Davenport and two can of the Patriarch, that they refuse Gala Closing Night nibals he brought with him wiU to continue their deception. AU make a personal appearance with except Morris, who, stiU in love with the film. Sylvia, determines to kiU Lloyd oo Hughes, who, he thinks, has stolen Friday, April 15th CHARLES FARRELL HAS NEW Sylvia's love. When he finds Hughes, the latter tells Morris that ANNUAL MEETING LEAD Sylvia has refused to marry him because she stiU loves Morris. AL DONAHUE and His ORCHESTRA Elissa'Landi is C*-Featured with DeUghted and softened, Morris Screen Favourite in "Body and hastens to the home of the Pat ROBOT D. BLACKMAN Soul" riarch, who is evidently approach Bermuda Auxiliary ing death. AU the gang is much Gcaeral Hunger 8305 I purposes to induce farmers to ust» COLONIAL tbem more and more in the Colony, as the cost of cultivating land Er* ftl PARLIAMENT with the "RototUlers"' is a fraction iSSi 1 of the cost which the farmer has to IWmS s-s pay to plough up bis land and ii OFFICIAL REPORT harrow it. Education is the largest M is * *mm* tfm item: (a) allocation of portion of •mm land at Crow Lane Battery and the ANNUAL if *.* Proceedings of the buUding of school thereon in sub si mmis stitution for the Dudley HiU School. tfm ¥m•fi Honourable House Crow Lane1 is a very large area and *J~ is of Assembly is admirably suited for the purpose 1Br9* tfm of a school. In fact, I think I BARGAIN SALE !• Si would ask the hon. member my li fta SESSION 1931—32 confrere Mr. Watlington to explain mm Si MAINTAINS these items with regard to educa is DAY No. 49—Monday, AprU 11,1932. tion, because he knows a great deal tfm 0 YOUTH VIGOR more about them than I do, and IS Commencing he is in entire accord with these ftl *a AND ENERGY MINUTES m.9 iftaf recommendations. In fact he has ii ff been largely the mainspring of mm TOMORROW ftl At all Grocers The minutes of the last meeting c/*.a* were read and confirmed. them. I think he can explain them mm if 9.9 il better than I can, so I will leave IS il J. J- ARNOLD MESSAGES FROM GOVERNOR that matter for him in a minute. mm if Br* Friday, 15 th April ftl Bermuda Agent. Empire ParUamentary Association: mm If•••i Phone 946 aU members know about the in tfm *s The foUowing Messages From His *.*- iftls 8272«I'«Jtu.th. vitations which have been issued _•*• ExceUency the Governor: iftlf and which have been accepted, *.** ftl Br« ftlis and which wiU result in us having IS (No. 117) ftl the unique occasion in Bermuda of ii IS T. ASTLEY CUBITT, •ri having an opportunity of discussing **.** •a Leitu.-General, Governor and tfm Quantities of high grade merchandise EXQUISITE! with members of the Imperial if Commander-in-Chief. Parliament and of the Dominion ii ftl tm Sf The Governor has the honour to Parliament matters of common mm to clear irresnective of iftlf No other adjective so per inform the Honourable House of irrespective of cost ftl interest to the development of the Bra if fectly describes these new Assembly that it did not prove mm trade of Bermuda and the develop tm ftl wrist watches by Omega practicable to complete the convey !> ment, I trust, of Imperial senti **** ss and Marvin. ance of Devonshire Bay to the ment. Post Office: pUlar boxes are IS Colonial Government during the ii A few of the many Excellent Bargains ii urgently required so that Post Office IS if The wide variety of styles in year 1931, and in consequence the corporates aU that is beauti Departments can provide addition Bra arl provision made by Resolve No. 19 al conveniences for posting letters. ii ful in modern design, while if entitled The Devonshire Bay Revenue Department: the Colonial *>.** WOMEN'S SHOES fri their sheer loveliness and 3/- Property Purchase Resolve, 1931, Treasurer has pointed out the .* femininity make them in ss has expired. necessity of having an adding tfm stantly appeaUng to women IS CHILDREN'S " ftl 2. The Governor accordingly has machine in the Colonial Treasury, 3/< IS and to those men who want ftl il the honour to request that Your and I think none wUl caviU at that -*.*. ifi to please with a lasting gift. mm Honourable House wiU be so good expenditure. The other expendi *".*• MEN'S SUITS IS ftl 30/- An extensive assortment as to revote the sum of £800 for the ture originated in the committee *?.** itseU, so as to avoid having to Uck Bra M of cord and ribbon purchase of this property. I' MEN'S SHOES and glue stamps on passengers Bra 15/- *i watches is on display, in PubUc BuUdings, HamUton, is tickets by having embossing ma ii ii all platinum and platinum 7th AprU, 1932. l* chines in the steamship, offices, il WOMEN'S RUSHANARA SILK DRESSES SS ard gold combinations, fta1* 21/- which wiU record the number of if fta many set with diamonds. (No. 118) tm impressions made by the machine. if T. ASTLEY CUBITT, is MEN'S FELT HATS ftl The Revenue Department wUl *a 6A •s 1 iiese new baguette watch as Lieut.-General, Governor and -J.-J ftl coUect the 12/6d. for each impress ifi are the daintiest you have Commander-in-Chief. ft* Sf ion made by the machine, which ****** ii ever seen! The Governor has the honour to ii and many other genuine Bargains Silf acknowledge the recipt of Message automaticaUy carries its numbers. mm IS Bra il No. 20 of the 31st March from the Local forces: the Imperial Govern Sf ment has informed the local forces il ftl Honourable House of Assembly on 9.9 the subject of the proposed increase that they are unable this year, &a Friday 9 o'clock Sf E. M. ASTWOOD owing to the depression in the P.* ftl of the number of members of the IS Front S Queen Sts. Ham Hon Mother Country and the stringency «a ft* Trade Development Board, and to is if and at St. George's in the budgetting in order to meet fir* ii transmit the accompanjing BiU 19 IS their obUgations, to have anyr fta ftl entitled, "The Trade Development ftai* If territorial or miUtia camps through ii Act, 1913, Amendment Act, 1932," IS out the Empire to which they gen SS fcr the favourable consideration tm eraUy contribute the cost. It is SftaS ii of Your Honourable House. IS YOUNG BROS, IS felt in Bermuda the success of these fta fta W --'clgglPPg-fS ii _ _ IiSa Public BuUdings, HamUton, local corps depends to a very great ii imwuii 8 th AprU, 1932. 1*1*.* Queen c>t. 1*1IS St. extent upon keeping up the annual ii camps, and to forego the annual 1*1 *-<,-'m&* Si3i (No. 119) *r^*W*r/IB\*a*F;9«j«MM--|--|MM 9.9 camp in connection with these (r/a-~r*'r'>*ft*-->*Br--_f will be agreed on. At any rate, it S'SI*SJ_IS,2£,2S*2S_!E,_!52E*25«?S?S?f^ COLONIAL PARLIAMENT will be a big step in the right I-^-*»*'*ae,mmmmmmmmmm^tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm»mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmP direction, especiaUy with regard to Si the Berkleey Institute. We have if Continued from Page 4 made a final satisfactory arrange mm ment after a good many years of build a school on that property im if and then arrange to sell the Dudley unsatisfactory conditions. This, M Si Hill property. The Dudley I hope, wUl solve the problem, and 6* if bring about a satisfactory condition M EXCEPTIONAL Hill School, you will remember, tm tm was originally a Portuguese church. mm if Hon. J. P." HAND (Pembroke ***** We bought it, for, I think, £900 or ii something like that. . Since then Parish):—Mr. Ohairman, there is sanitary conveniences have been no single recommendation in this tfm \( iiiwiaijipjiiiiijiiWipwiiriiTW Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 All The World Loves a Lever... Bright New Kitchenware •.. as a small part of the world we do too ... specially when she is a bride ... From the most delicate PETER PAN SUITS Wedding Veil to such In two or three weeks you will be married ... - Their popularity is ever growing... necessities as- pots and Dad stops paying for bills then ~. start off with 'good' serviceable utensils ... such as extra pans... each item is treat aluminium ware . . . ed as a speciality in one For Boys of 5 to 10, Tweed pants and broadcloth of our departments .. • KETTLES, COFFEE POTS, POTS and PANS, The tops.... fast colours FRY PANS . . . The pants f.. lined and well made Heat quickly, easy to keep clean* You can furnish with us ... your friends can buy the most useful gifts from us... See our new Aluminium Display at from 5/6 to 10/6. §h0 THE BASEMENT The Womans Shop STREET Reid Street vim 8306*I*Jth. •^•**f*sf*f***-f *-**i~-~&&&*-T*~*->^^ MAYOR MATT AND MARTHY J OVER THE RADIO ~r-*r*f*f-&S*^f-J-S-f**W**f'J^-W^ Inaugurs ties of ight WJZ, New York 760kc. international exchange pro 6.00—Mid-Week Musicale grammes between the Columbia 8.30—The Singing Lady Broadcasting System and the Brit 6.45—Little Otphon Axiiie ish Broadcasting Corporacion, Dr. 7.00—Raising Junior Lewis Perry, principal of Phillips 7.15—VeroLiica Wiggins, cor.tralto Exeter Academy, at Exeter, N.H., 7.25—John B. Kennedy, talk will speak through ihe WABC- 7.30—Old Songs of the Church Columbia network in the United 7.45*—Literary Digest Topics in States and Canada, and through a Brief—Lowell Thomas BBC network in Great Britain, at 8.00—Amos 'n' Aiid^ 7.00 p.m. this evening. 8.15—Hind's Romance Exchange Dr. Perry's subject will'be "The 8.3C—Swift Programme NO TRICKS Eternal Schoolboy," and he will 8.45—Billy Jcnes and Ernie Hare present,, primarily for British lis 9.00—The Edgeworth Programme teners, a picture of the life of 9.15—Rin Tin Tin Thriller American schoolboys, with par 9.30—Ivcry Programme ticular reference to those in pre 9.45—Sisters of the Skillet —nothing but substantial values at paratory schools such as that which 10.00—Blackstone Plantation bargain prices. ho heads. 10.30—To be Announced * * * 11.00—A. & P. Dance Gypsies No false impressions here—nothing to be TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES 11.30—Paris Night Life afraid of in our values. 11.45—Pickens Sisters George Frame Brown, Creator of "Thompkiitn Corners" and Principal Actor in tfae Sketch, (Bermuda Time) 12.00—Slumber Music Shown With Virginia Farmer. The Rual Drama is Now Heard Over an NBC-WJZ Coast - to - coast Network. WEAF and WTIC 660kc. | WGY, Schenectady 790kc. 6.00—May We Present— 6.15-7.00—Same as WEAF NEW YORK.—When a National all in cities. MetropoUtan Usteners 6.15—Skippy 7.00—Joe and Eddie Broadcasting Company studio be Uke Mayor Matt. He reminds them 6.30—Swanee Serenaders 7.15—Annette McCullough, croon comes the Tompkins Corners gen of their smaU-town origan, and the NATIONAL STORES 6.45—To be Announced er eral store again tonight at 10.30, days they love to recaU. Hamilton St. George's 7.00—Sert Room Orchestra 7.30—Richfield Dance Band the "real folks" who gather there George Frame Brown, author and 7.30—The World Today 7.45-^Musical Moments will be among the oldest and most creator of the sketches, who also 7.45—June Pursell, ballads 8.00-12.00—Same as WEAF successful rural characters on the plays the role of Matt, patterned 8.00—A Visit to Scotland 12.00—Jerry Brannon, baritone air. Thompkins Corners after hun 8.15—Campbell Orchestra Matt Thompkins, mayor of the dreds of vUlages throughout the 8.30—Prince Albert Quarter Hour WABC, New York 880ke. mythical Uttle community., and the United States, and especiaUy after 8.45—The Goldbergs 6.00—Piano Pictures town folk who visit his store, will one he had known on Cape Cod. 9.00—Fleischmann Hour 6.15—Tito Guizar, Mexican Tenor have been broadcasting for nearly There he gathered local colour and 10.00—Big Six of the Air 6.30—The Professor and the Major four years when they greet their suggestions for the characters who 10.30—Rudyard Kipling's Storie3 6.45—Movie Star Revue followers over a nation-wide NBC- have since become so familiar to 11.00—Lucky Strike Dance Hour 7.00—International Exchange Pro WJZ network, under the sponsor radio audiences. The actors who 12.00—Jesse Crawford, Poet of the gramme ship of General Foods Corporation. faced the microphone at the first Organ 7.15—Rois _:\d Dunn Wholesome, homely and humor performance of Real Folks, with few 7.30—Sengs of Romance ous, the "doings" of the folks in exceptions are stiU heardjin Thomp WLW, Cincinnati 700kc. 7.45—Heinz Presents Joe Palooka Thompkins, Corners have enter kins Corners in their original roles, 6.00-6.45—Same as WJZ 8.00—Myrt and Marge tained audiences in farmhouses, including Virginia Farmer, who 6.45—The Chatter 8.15—The Mills Brothers hamlets, small towns—but most of plays the part of Marthy. 7.00—Old Man Sunshine 8.30—Richman Brothers Pro 7.15—Foodtowh Pope Review gramme 7.30—"Mail Pouch Sportsman" 8.45—Tne Camel Quarter-Hour 6.30—Twilight Tunes 7.45-8.30—Same as WJZ 9.00—The Bath Club 6.45—Same as WEAF 8.30—Centerville Sletches 9.15—Abe Lyman and Orchestra 7.00—Canfield Sports Review 8.45—Tangee Musical Dreams 9.30—Kate Smith 7.05—Pie Plant Pete ANTIQUES 9.00—Peanut Pietro 9.45—Angelo Patri, "Your Child" 7.15—Same as WEAF 9.15—Same as WJZ 10.00—International Revue 7.30—Spang Bakers at tlie 9.30—Phoenix Programme 10.15—Ted Husihg, Irene Beasley 8.00-12.00—Same as WEAF 9.45—Same as WJZ and Freddie Rich's Orch. 12.00—Canfield Sports Review TOWER 10.00—Ivanhoe Playhouse 10.30—Love Story Hour 00 — 10.30—Same as WJZ 11.00—Hart Schaffner and Marx 11.00—A. & P. Dance Gypsies Trumpeters Rolfe Leads New Band in Ivory 11.30—Andy Sanella's Orchestra 11.30—Music That Satisfies Debut ETHEL *-i CATHARINE TUCKER 11.45—Same as NBO 11.45—Arthur Jarrett 12.00—Crosley Theatre of the Air 12.00—Columbia Symphony Orch. NEW YORK.—B. A. RoUe, ruddy, S851ftLt.ta.tV> rotund veteran of the baton, is WOR, Newark 710kc. KDKA, Pittsburgh 980kc. playing everything from dance 6.00—"Food and Hygiene" 6.00—Bisquick Brevities music to Ught concert selections in Bermuda 6.30—Junior Journal of the&it 6.05—Harris Plan a new series over an NBC-WJZ net- 6.45—Leonora Cori, soprano e.ll—KDKA Artist Bulletin j work at 9.30 p.m. this evening. S. P. C. A. 7.00—Uncle Don 6.18—Programme for the evening The conductor wiU head the Ivory 7.30—Dance Orchestra 6.15—To be Announced Programme, to be broadcast each 8.00—Bronx Marriage Bureau 6.30-7.00—Same as WJZ Thursday and Friday, with a new HENRY COOLIDGE ADAMS Buy these goods and help the 8.15—"Your Dog and Mine" 7,00—Who's News Today 35 piece orchestra which he has SECRETARY 8.30—"Scrappy" Lambert, Frank 7.06—T aberry Sport Review built with great care, and of which NEW WINOSOR HOTEU British Workmen. Burns, Nat. Brusiloff's Orch. 7.11—Press News-Reeler he is "very proud." With this 7.1")—To be announced ^8.45—To be Announced orchestra he intends to demon SYDNEY O. SIMS 8194Wh.to2t.4J-U 7.30—Westinghouse Pioneers 19.00—Chandu the Magician strate his ability as an exponent of INSPECTOR 7.45-9.15—Same as WJZ j[9.15—The Record Boys wide tonal shadings and smooth DEVONSHIRE (l*HONE 887) |9.30—Levitow's Ensemble Sym 9.15—Rin Thi Tin ThriUers symphonic rhythms. phonique 9.30—Same as WJZ 00 10.00—Vera Brodsky, pianist 9.45—Sisters of the Skillet 10.30—-Jerry Macy and Ed Smalle 10.0011.45—Same as WJZ Now We Know eadache 11.45—Contract Bridge "Why did they provide the Cap often relieved 10.45—WOR Minstrels H without/'dosmg*' 11.15—The Beggar's Bowl 12.00—Teaberry Sport Review itol with a rotunda?" HEINZ Tbe most effective . 11.45—Jack Olark and the Radio "To make a place for statesmen insectide Romeos WTAM, Cleveland 1070kc. who like to run around in circles!" Pure Vinegars , FOR FLAVOR Costs less too *^V-!£S*_S 12.00—Dance Orchestra . 6.00-6.30— Same as WEAF —Pathfinder. OVERfe MfHUQN JARS USED YEARLy W——— i •an mmmm mmmmmmm**mmi* ******** THE ROYAL GAZETTE AMD COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, APRE 13, T932 Page 7 = B = = p^ -$ef^,f ^e? ^ef &^: WHO'S WHO AT THE THE BERMUDA BOOK el STORES HAMILTON Reid Street Pitts Bay Ireland Island Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Simonds of MITH Providence, R.I., are here agaip for BOOKS: the first time since their honey jQmited moon trip in 1930. tp*» (C Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gale and Miss FOUNDED J 889, THE ORIGINAL e} Gale of Binghamton, N.Y., are re PLATS OF W. S. GIL maining indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. BERT, in 4 volumes, 4/6 Gale entertained in the Terrace * each. Room Tuesday night. C : : DIARY OF A SCOTCH Mr. F. w. Bruce, of Lynn, Mass., GARDENER by Thomas arrived Monday, with a party of six Blaikie. The diary, pub New Englanders. Mr. Bruce is Ushed for the first time, of a 3 vice-president of the National City SPECIAL SALE Scotch gardener and botan Bank of Lynn. ist first in the service of In the Terrace Room Tuesday the English botanists Dr. C^j night were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas FothergiU and Dr. Pit- -• KUpatrick of New York City. At cairn and subsequently in another table Mr. and Mrs. E. E. that of the Comte de Clements were entertaining. A Lauraguais, the Comte few of the others dancing were Miss d'Artois and the Due d'Or- Margaret Snow and Mr. Victor Bermuda s most important stock of exclusive apparel for men, leans. 3 Lord. C=i : SEAMANSHIP FOR Mr. Charles Talbot and Miss YACHTSMEN by Francis Norah Longsworth of Prince Ed women and children. B. Cooke. ward Island; Miss Mary Palmer of : :GCRUISIN G HINTS by Geneva, N.Y. and Mr. Carter Mc P FranciLL: s B. Cooke. "A »3 Laughlin; Mr. John Martin-Harvey II classiFrancic s among yachting and Miss Flora Sturtz, of Jamaica, ^3 books.classic " 9 L.I.; Miss Nancy McCarthy of : : : : CRUISING GHATS Providence, R.I., and Mr. R. Fried r Francis B. Cooke. Con- of New York City; Miss EUen Morse Exceptional bargain in all departments* ains a multitude of prac and Miss Eva Du Fresne of Wor AH ticail hintsnin . §h cester were in a party. THE NEWGATE Mrs. Eastwood Thompson and ^3 CALENDARCALENI . Genuine and Mrs. Elmer Smith of Arlington circumstantial narrative of arrived Monday. They are spending the lives, exploits and dying a week at the Hamilton. speeches of the most no Mrs. John HuU and Miss Eliza BRITISH SPORTS DEPARTMENT torious criminals who suf beth Hull from Binghampton, N.Y., fered death punishment in are staying untU the end of the Queen Street eat Britain and Ireland. season. (Cw THE CHILDREN'S Recent guests of the Hamilton SUMMER by Shelia Kaye- registered from the Middle West TREASURE CHEST Smith. Selina and Moira, are Mr. and Mrs. W. Atkinson from TREASURE CHEST their whimsicalities and EvanviUe, Indiana, and Mr. and St. George's Warwick adventuren s of imagination Mrs. L. F. Schroth, of Evanston, HI. C are ex_ceUen_ t fun, constant 3 From Canada are Mr. and Mrs. and as re- C amusement H. K. Wood, HamUton, Mr. Donald 8154«J rag. o THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 KING SLUM8ER0SE A Fairy Tale THE TOWN HOUSE Once upon a time in the land of "Never Nod'' there lived a King who Outfitters to Men was always tired. It's a funny name for the land I know, but the people there had a great and wonderful task ever before them. They had a 1 I Announces great and mighty city but it was dark and sunless and airless. They had been told by a wizard who knew all things that if only they would all join together and hew A 25% Discount down a high mountain behind ft they would and a wonderful on fossil stone at the very core of the mountain's crown. On this stone there was magic writing that would Men's High * Grade Wearing tell them how to gain happiness and youthfillness fpr ever, but only a very wise and specially skilled man would be able to interpret it. 1 Apparel Even if they all did their utmost it would take a lifetime of work. Everyone was so anxious for the COMPRISING Golden day to arrive and nearly all said: "We will work on and on, TOPCOATS Cashmere, Camels Hair, Shetland Homespun, Harris myse do all we can, and never nod." Every man and beast was pressed Tweed and Novelty Coatings. into servioe. The girls and uTTE is such a happy, contented little fellow, and boys brought buckets and spades GOLF SUITS and SEPARATE KNICKERS ... Shetland Homespun. •KM so sturdy. I knew that nothing could equal —their pet donkeys and ponies had his natural food to ensure fo* him the right found their panniers laden with bits of SPORTS COATS...Camels Hair, Harris Tweeds, West of England Flannel ation for future health and strength. For some rock and stones, youths and maid ens, old and young, all did, their and Glenurguhart Plaids. months before he arrived I took " Ovaltine" regularly, bit; only the King in utter boredom DRESSING GOWNS and LOUNGE PAJAMAS... English and French with the result that I breast-fed him until he was twiddled his thumbs and sat at ease. weaned. I also quickly regained my normal health The years went by until one Foulards. and strength after baby was born, thanks to the won stormy winter's night when a derful restorative quaUties of this deUcious beverage." hurricane blew. Then there was a SCOTCH KNITTED GOLF PULLOVERS and CARDIGANS . . * terrific commotion within the place. Cashmere, Cashmere and Wool and other soft yarns. This is an extract from one of many letters which Under the august throne a tremen are received daily testifying to the remarkable value dous crash took place-upheaved the SCOTCH KNITTED GOLF HOSE and HALF HOSE ... Cashmere- of " Ovaltine" in ensuring that the maternal milk King was banged to the roof, then banged down on the floor. The gold Cashmere and wool and other soft yarns. will be adequate in quantity and rich in quality. en throne was smashed to atoms, a "Ovaltine" contains the concentrated nourishment chasm yawned in the palace floor FRENCH HALF HOSE . . . Lisle, Wool, Silk and WooL of Nature's supreme tonic foods—ripe barley malt, and through the opening appeared creamy milk and new-laid eggs. the gruesome head and twisted MUFFLERS and SQUARES . . . English Gum Twills and French shoulders of a hideous dwarf who Foulards. "Ovaltine" is easily assimilated by even the most leered loathesomely at King Slum- delicate digestion, and its attractive flavour will berose. Then with a terrific roar TRICOLINE GOLF JACKETS and SLIP-ON RAINCOATS. tempt the most capricious appetite. One cupful of he bounded like a huge ball to his GLOVES and CAPS its delicious goodness supplies more nourishment side. The King, thinking the world had come to an end in that terrible than three eggs or twelve cupfuls of beef tea. din, lay on the floor half-stupified. He was waiting for his servants to come and lift him up of course, and THE carry him to his couch. He never TOWN HOUSE had done anything for himself Front Street West, Hamilton and was horrified when the dwarf TINE' in loud, rasping tones, shouted, TONIC FOOD BEVERAGE "Bise, shake off your dawdling, < listless one, set to work and repair OnoLtus McrtAete to B\east.-fe£d. trWt Raines that floor and throne at once. I Sold by all Chemists and Stores. return not to my haunts that way .. Wake up! You can never escape one eventful day, with a mighty Manufactured bv A. WANDER, LTD., London, England. me. I scour the air with the cob shout at last they bared the fossil P.CJ4 web witch and can rake the sand stone. It was huge and gray as granite, and as hard. No one cou'd W. S. PURVIS & CO., Distributor. gardens below the sea. I can crawl in every nook and cranny of the move it to decipher the writing There are seven earth. Your place is here, Siam- round its hidden sides. The King, berose, and my task to free the sinewy and hard and musoular, with land of its Tantulus, a worthless! his constant toil jumped up on it and with mighty blows struck away reasons why lazy King. Be up and begin to do, I wait for no one." the encircling rock. All round it cracked, leaving the giant, cof The dwarf puffed himself and fer-like stone bare. No writing MAfNtAlN expanded until he nearly filled the there, but pictures deeply cut, of room with his odious figure and the many toilers working toge^hor terrified King quaked as he saw happily, mothers in homes, spin there was truly no escape. He flew ning and weaving, oooking and VIGOR round the room, the dwarf behind sewing, and men in fields and woods, him hounding him on to his task. tilling, sowing and reaping With a The King lifted some of the Utter a great cry the King shouted. and began to rearrange it in order. "Can't you see? We've found it all He soon find out a strange thing. the time. Men toil for one another The pressure of modern living Whenever he gave all his mind and and gain eternal life. That's what makes necessary this natural vita strength to try and lift a heavy we've done and future men shall min tonic, Scott's Emulsion, to re beam or tile, an invisible power bless us for letting light and air pair waste and to build strength. seemed to help him, but if he slacked and sunshin** i*™* +hi<5 land. The No drugs or stimulants —just con for an instant, the stone or beam mountain barred it all before. centrated nourishment of pure cod he lifted crushed him to earth and Hard, hard at work, there is no time liver oil made digestible. hurt him badly, and the dwarf to grow old and no leisure to feel • Scott's creates vitality for the roared at him till the walls of the unhappy. Let as now cultivate the middle-aged as weU as for the palace shook. landwe have opened to the sunl'ght young and the elderly. He had to strive mightily hour and make it fruitful. • It restores energy wasted through after hour, but at last, dead tired Like a second Garden of Eden is excesses or overwork. It corrects he fell asleep, and woke eager to get the land.of ."'Never Nod," and the loss of weight, and lessens the dan on with the work. He had some in King and his people smile still in ger of pulmonary affections. After terest now in life. He longed to get youthfulness and happiness and 40 it builds up vigor and so prevents his palace in order, and to his will do so for ever, for they've learnt premature decline. And it is a good amazement no one came in to to read aright the riddle of life.— food-tonic for old age. hinder or help. Bread and water Edith Knollys. had been left at his side. He couldn't • At any time of life Scott's protects see the dwarf either, but he didn't 00 your health. Take it NOW— but Insist on this* Trade Mark'\ want to stop working somehow, and insist on the genuine after some strenuous hours he JAPANESE STIRRED UP BY found all the fragments were fitt ing in like a jigsaw puzzle. At last CHAPLIN VISIT NESS the throne and floor were as if SCOTT'S EMULSION never upheaved, the door was clear, Film Comedian's Expected Ar Refuse all imitations and, from the glass windows be yond, the King caught a glimpse rival Arouses Japanese Pro Exclusive Sates Agents : HAROLD F. RITCHIE & CO., INC* of the mountain's crown and the Madison Ave. at 34th St., New York, N. Y., U. S. A. busy toilers like ants at work upon ducers to Heated Rivalry it._ Suddenly he knew what his Scott's Emulsion: for sixty years ihe trusted remedy fort Kingship really meant. He knew TOKIO, April 13.—Charlie Chap COUGHS - COLDS - BRONCHITIS - ANAEMIA there was his place and his work. lin, the English film comedian for vou And he started off full of energy WASTING DISEASES - RICKETS - TEETHING whose name is a household word to lead the toilers up the hillside. all over the world, is the unwitting He grasped a spade and began to cause of a frenzy of heated rivalry FOR NERVES A. J. GORHAM, Agent. help, and with a shout "The among Japanese motion picture pro Guinness is good for "Nerves,** King to the task," the people ducers. 2 cheered and redoubled their efforts. Charlie, that pathetic Uttle It contains phosphates and VOU need search He wouldn't return to his palace. screen figure, who has amused He had started and he couldn't millions, is due in Japan for a rest other natural tonic constituents. further for good tea stop working. A rough shack was and a holiday, but it is doubtful In many cases of "Neuralgia" or given him where he slept for a few whether the Japs will let him have when you have discovered hours. He ate and worked and felt one. nervous headache Guinness acts happier than he had ever been, and, It all started when Chaplin's like a charm in banishing pain. v m - - Brooke Bond. busy and united as never before, Japanese secretary, Toraichi Kono, Lords and Ladies, rich and poor now here, proposed letting Kenich- A glass of Guinness at dinner or alike followed him in their great, *ro Kamimori of the Tuji Film i almost superhuman task. Digging Oompany take charge of the wel supper is wonderfully soothing and delving and splitting rock- coming arrangements. Rival pro and calming, restoring and re* sand carting them, gave them all ducers took this most ungraciously, such vigour and keen appetites, their desire to entertain Charlie building the tired nervous system. and they noticed too, the cool, life- being n oVunmixed with the motives giving breezes that freshened their of prestige and free advertisement. land as the great bill barrier was So they formed theBokkakai Union Guinness being naturally conditioned may be gradually removed. Years passed; last Thursday and are threatening cooled a little m hot climates, but should not lower and lower sank the hill side, to radio Chaplin against the sche be heavily iced. Brooke Bond Tea a strong, vigorous nation still duled welcome—unless they are tolled hopefully, the mountain's • Agent: A. J. Q*MLHAM,* Hamilton, Bermuda. • centre was at length reached, and allowed to share in the honour of G-* ••/_»_«• xm*mmmmmmmtmm*tt-mm \ ,•»•• —•••• ••MiiH>—•> , ,***.. •••••__»«_,_»,,•_»»_,,«,_,• »——.•-___—ip— greeting blm! •HI THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY," THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 Page 9 =s it- m MOVEMENTS OF SHIPS BRITISH UNEMPLOYMENT e/a iiissii e/s G/3 e/a ®-3 SHRINKS <_/_. (*/*» S.8. Pan America (Munson Line) e/3 is due to arrive from New York e/3 e/a @***> tomorrow, sailing on Satur Abandonment of Gold Standard e/3 &-. day at 13 noon on return trip. Q/3 Enjoy the supreme quality of a Agents, J. S. Darrell & Oo. Has Stimulated Trade and G/3 G/3 Don -1 Fail to Visit our e/3 • » » 6/3 fi/3 Industry G/3 T.E.V. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur e/3 e/3 Pure Cashmere Topcoat e/3 e/3 ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive e/3 Q/3 from New York on Saturday, "Not At Another's Expense," is e/3 Stand at the the heading of an editorial in the @/_t sailing the same day at 3 p.m. @/3 New York "Times" of AprU 8, G/3 Agents, Watlington & Oonyers. G/3 which is reprinted below: Q/3 Traditional English quality is exemp * * * G/3 S.s. Lady Nelson (O.N.S.) is due When the number of British G/© lified in these Pure Cashmere Top unemployed shrinks by nearly 150- e*e» to arrive from the West Indies e/a e/a coats made in Scotland~. Here you 000 the explanation, is obvious to e/3 on Saturday, sailing at 1 p.m. e/3 EXHIBITION those in sympathy with recent have the richest quality obtainable the same day for HaUfax and Saint G/3 innovations. Abandonment of the Q/3 e/3 John. Agents, J. S. DarreU & Oo. e/3 (Next the cut flower tent) e/3 made into garments of unvarying gold standard has stimulated trade Q/3 e-s and industry by putting England e/a e-s excellence in soft tones of Tan, 3/3 MAIL NOTICES in a more favourable position to Q/3 S3 Brown and Grey also Black ^. A e/3 e-9 compete with other producing e-3 e/3 most distinctive coat for dress or nations. The inference is that e/3 e/3 Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for e/3 e/3 the Maritime Provinces, and New the gain in British employment ef e/3 e/3 sportswear . . . fected by the cheaper pound sterUng Q/3 e/s foundland, wiH close at the Qeneral G/3 e/s Owing to our low tariff this most re should be paralleled by a decline in Q/3 e>3 Post Office on Saturday the 16th:— G/3 Q/3 Ordinary Mail at 11.30 a.m. employment in some other country 6/3 Q/3 fined coat can be purchased at a But now it turns out that German e/a Ask about our special e-3 Begistered Mail at 11 a.m. Q/3 much lower price than in America. unemployment figures in the last e/3 Parcel Post for Canada at U.a.m. Q/3 • * * - two weeks of March went down by Q/3 offer very nearly 100,000. If Britain's G/3 e/3 Mails per T.E.V. Monarch of gain is somebody else's loss, that Q/3 G/3 Bermuda for Great Britain, and the e/3 Moderately Priced somebody must be other than e/a Dominion of Canada, and the Great Britain's chief European Q/3 United States of America, will close e/3 e-s competitor. e/3 e-3 at the General Post Office on Sat G/3 e/s urday the 16th:— The sounder conclusion from the G/3 THE BERMUDIANA CYCLES e/3 e/3 e-3 Ordinary MaU at 12 noon. two sets of figures is that nations G/3 Q/3 Begistered MaU at 11.30 a.m. do not thrive at each other's expense G/3 G/3 e/3 T. J. PEARMAN & SONS Parcel Post for Great Britain,and but that they prosper together and e-3 tu.w.th. e/3 the TJnited States at 11.30 a.m. suffer together. Unemployment in G/3 @-e> G/3 **(•*(-><•-.<• one country feeds unemployment ( Q/3 **_)_>_). i)_)E Mails Despatched else-where. An increase in employ ment in any one country means 82 Mails leaving Bermuda on Sat higher purchasing power abroad urday the 16th. should connect with and increased employment in SiSIiliM^ S.s. "Majestic" sailing from New other countries. But this doctrine York for Southampton on the 82nd is, admittedly, not very popular 2 5 % Discount off AprU. at the present moment, when IT'S A national safety is being safeguarded TREAT by increasingly high Chinese Walls. Ladies' Sweaters Men's Sweaters Mails Due on Friday from England Mails per S.s. "Mauretania" due Obedience <•*.'* r 3 piece Wool Suits ** Golf Hose to arrive in New York today The foUowing is an incident that should connect with S.s. "Pan happened some years ago in India Polo Coats "Wool Y2 Hose America" sailing for Bermuda on A bachelor friend was giving a din the 13th. April, 1932. ner party to some of his pals and Wool Underwear Infants Wool Shawls their wives, and thought that wild Childrens' Knitted Wool Suits -00- duck would be a nice change. In TIDE TABLE FOR structions were duly given to the Sweaters cook, and late that afternoon, when the host returned from his office, he Doeskins, and Tweeds— APRIL found the cook busUy chasing the wretched duck round and round the Jimmie Jingle Says High Water Sun Sun compound. Upon being asked why, A.M. P.M. rise set the cook repUed (after having safely Finer bread does not exist 14 Th. 2.19 2.49 5.52 6.48 caught the duck) v,hat as he was un Finest bread tbat butter's kissed 15 F. 3.29 4.00 5.51 6.49 able to get a wild duck in the mar LOCKWARD & CO. 16 Sa. 4.35 5.02 5.49 6.50 ket, he had bought a tame one and BUTTER CRUST BREAD Reid Street West 17 Su. 5.32 5.57 5.48 6.50 was trying to make it wild by chas 18 M. 6.25 5.49 5.47 6.51 ing it round the compound. 6.51 8026 TU.S1T OUT HERE IH "THE *-—-" THAT BIG FAT-HEAD BRINGING SUN- **TU- OO ME RHEUMATISM I'D BETTER GO BACK IN GOOD AN' BESIDES-I'LL. BE IN THE HOUSE BEFORE HI MO DANGER OF A,MYOME .,„„,,,,,,, COMES SACK- THAT J— UP DROPPIN* **d**n"Htt**"G ON E * *Q V/UZ A NiARROW f~^N\(f. , IMffe ESCAPE ! J *>*.'Xf\\ '4tL m FATHER SS.S George McManus ) 1932, King Features Syndicate. Inc. Great Britain rights reserved. wm • , l^i-~^MsJ^M^SMJ .. Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 INVERURIE-ON-THE- HARBOUR Canada is well represented at the Inverurie this week. From Toronto there are Mrs. J. H. Fleming and Mr. T. K. Fleming, also Miss W. 9 Ashwell, Miss A. Cladman, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barber. Mrs. ve never tasted anything S. E. Marshall is a guest from Ham ilton, Ontario. fcj*^j~**H|E&&«f Mr. Richard W. Barnes and Mr. John B. LeViness, Brooklyn, N.Y., are paying a first visit to Bermuda. half so good" Both of these gentlemen are con nected with the Canadian National Railways and Steamship Co.f, This And it's true! Every step in the making of company has opened a new office Chesterfield cigarettes is directed by experts. building on upper Fifth Avenue The ripest, sweetest-tasting Turkish and during the year which undoubtedly has the most attractive display in American tobaccos are bought, cured and con electric Ught effects on the Avenue. ditioned by specialists. The medical profession is also Then these finetobacco s are blended and cross- represented at the Inervurie this week. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Engle, blended—an exclusive Chesterfield method— Summit, N.J.; Dr. and Mis. Floyd like making a new and better-tasting kind of P. Gray, Cromwell, Conn.; Br. and tobacco. Milder—mellower. Mrs. S. Beeker von Grabill, Lan caster, Fa., are all guests at this And the paper—only the purest and finest hotel. is good enough for Chesterfield. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Gregg, and Mr. and Mrs. Williard B. Green, Try one of these good cigarettes. The first all of Watertown, Mass., are at the puff will convince you that here is a cigarette Inverurie on hoUday. Mr. Green made better in every way. They Satisfy! has made an interesting collection by way of a Ubrary on magic, going away back to the mysteries of the Far East. He was a great friend of the famous Houdini, whose Ubrary on this same subject was presented, at his death, to the Ubrary in Wash Wrapped inDu PONT ington. Mr. Green tells some fas Number 300 Moisture- cinating stories on the background and origin of magic. He has a large Proof Cellophane - Ubrary of his own on this same sub best made ject. He also has been a collector of old play-bills, and keeps one room in his borne for his coUection. He gave some of his play-bills to the Widner Library in Harvard. Mr. H. F. Phelps and Mr. R. A. Bond, of Bingham, N.Y., are at the Inverurie. They are both con nected with the BeU Telephone Co. in their city. *•*••'* . ARRIVALS HOTEL INVERURIE Distributors: Mr. Richard W. Barnes, Mr. John The Bermuda Cigar Store R. LeViness, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Miss John A. P. Pitt & Co. E. E. Wetterer, Miss M. D. Maher, The Smoke Shop Limited Miss C. Dangelmaier, Miss K. Ben- nevt, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. King, New York City; Mrs. S. E. 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Dun nourish secretly our own great hope, "Don't talk to me about free edu more, Miss Dorothea Dunmore, whether it be high or low; some cation!" said a burly farmer of the New Hartford, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. cherish more than one fond hope, old school. "What good has it done W. S. PURVIS & CO., Distributors W. P. Kennedy, Montreal, Canada. but the feeling comes to aU of us, anyone, any way? Makes young fel and alone prevents us from be lers toO proud to do owt for a Uving coming as dull and stagnant as the but sit at a desk and wear cuffs LONDON TO VIEW PLAY foulest cess-pool. One of us dreams round their necks. And the girls! BY PREMIER tenderly of the day when some Why, my missus can't get a servant; sonnet of his shaU startle the world they aU want to be actresses or (he wiU have to be an ultra-genius!) teachers or lady clerks! And t'best Benito Mussolini's "The Hun another looks forward eagerly to of it is, after all the larnin*, some dred Days" Opens Tonight at the time when the divine fire sbaU of 'em can't even speU. There's EngUsh enter into him, and for long hours young Johnson at the Green Swan the New Theatre on a Summer's afternoon he will just put a sign over his coach house, smite some poor long-suffering and this is how he speUs "carriage' LONDON, April 13.—Benito Mus- bowler to all parts of the field; or —g-a-r-a-g-e! Don't talk to me PLAYING CARDS soUai, the Fascist dictator of Italy, again, yet another of us keeps about free education!"—Montreal is sheduled to have a play prod^uced brightly burning the image of a Star. on the London stage. Based on the perfectly-played spoon shot, hit IMe of Napoleon, "The Hundred through a sweeping cross-wind and Days," which the ItaUan Premier finishing stone-dead beside the To the Point wrote witb Giovacchino Forzano, is pin! Shakespeare's Garden due to open tonight at the New And if, one day, each one sees Boresome Gtfest (finaUy depart Threatre. his hope fulfilled, he will not pause, ing): "Well, good night. I hope I Sydney W. CarroU Is associated but wiU aim his bolt a Uttle higher, haven't kept you from going to bed.' and Hunting Scenes # with the production here and John and return with new strength to the Host . (resignedly): "Oh, that's Drinkwater is responsible for the battle. aU right. • We would soon be getting adaption and a number of altera "Your old men," said Joel, the up anyway." tions in the script. In the cast are son of J Pethuel, "shall dream Barry Jones as Napoleon, Haidee 3/- or 75 cents pack § dreams; your young men shah see so win, look back and think that Wright as his mother, and Alfred visions." We all admit the visions in our smaU way wa have helpsd Gilt Edged Wontner. we see for ourselves,-but do we ever Mr. CarroU, who is the dramatic stop to aUow ourselves to see the to keep our country a place full of editor of the "Telegraph," read the visions which must, at some time Hope; and the visions form, not manuscript to several New York or other, occur to us. To even the duU and vain, but clear and real, tiieatrical managers when he was dullest and the prosaic, the vision fitting symbols of the life withia. in the States last FaU. must come. * * * THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. 00 We may not all, at the end of our "It may be said of man in gen London Opinion: Another good Uves have accomplished the St. eral that befooled by hope he Reid Street reducing exercise consists ofmoving Paul's, like Sir Christopher Wren; dances into the arms of death."—• the head from left to right when to few indeed is aUowed such a Schopenhauer.—"Emptiness of Ex f.m.w. asked to have a second helping. boast; but we may, at least, if we istence." THE ROYAL GAZETTL AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 Page ll "ROUSE DIVIDED" POWER SCIENCE NOTES |fs^^j^^y**m^r^_^s^!^s Have YOU a Spare Tire FUL HUSTON FILM Around the Waistline? Japanese are planning to erect a $ Strikingly dramatic actions char Scotch Homespuns Men's Pullovers acterises "A House Divided,*'( Uni large nitrogen fixation plant at French Flannels versal's powerful story at the Reid Dairen to supply sulphate of am Men's.Cardigans Hall Theatre matinee today, with monia to Manchuria's farmers. 25% off « * * French Wool Mesh Walter Huston, Kent Douglass and Wool Half .Hose A new type of sheet zinc has been French Crepe-de-Chines Helen Chandler in the featured Wool Golf Hose roles. J invented that can be bent, seamed Ladles Pullovers or formed either with or across the Cashmere Scarves Mlf The story is laid on the storm Ladies Cardigans Flannel Dressing Gowns tt tossed .Northwestern coast of the grain without cracking. Leather .Bags PAJBf il United States, where a thin veneer * * * French Silk Dressing Gowns wk Leather Purses Camel Hair Coats of civilisation covers the elemental Females of a species of fish found Camel Hair Caps TT passions of both men and women. in the Gulf of Panama carry their French Novelties Scotch Homespun Coats ncorrect Spencer A situation fraught with "possi much smaller mates permanently including Knitted Cashmere Suits Scotch Homespun Caps Corset Corset bilities is brought about when attached to their foreheads. burly, domineering Seth Law se * * * Lamps, Desk Stands, Knitted Wool Dresses Scotch Travelling Rugs The wrong corset will only empha cures a wife through an advertise A new self adjusting bench clamp Ash Trays, Cigarette Gases, French Evening Gown Boys* Pullovers size the roll of flesh around the ment in an matrimonial magazine, locks boards of any thickness waistline. A Spencer, designed and the bride promptly falls in love up to two inches rigidly on work Necklaces, Pendants Felt Hats Boys' Cardigans especially for you, will not only with his son. This boy has a sensi benches so their edges can be plan English Witney Blankets Boys' GoU Hose conceal it but will correct it! tive nature and is the very anti ed. Ornaments Telephone for free figure study. thesis of his father. The struggle * » • etc. etc. etc. etc., etc., etc etc. etc etc. between these two brings into play With a population exceeding 160,- MRS. E. G. CONDUIT all the moral, psychological and 000 in an area of about 166 square physical forve of both. \ '-*.& SPENCER CORSETIERE miles Barbados is one of the most Walter Huston is the father. thickly populated areas in the Fire and Marine Building Kent Chandler is his son and Helen world. Phone 589 Chandler is the "mail-order bride," * • • Queen Street and these three players bring Germans have succeeded in speed COX & WILSON Hamilton Send for booklet "Fashions and Figures" unique talents to the depiction of ing the growth of young trees by these remarkable characters who S303tthl4.tul9.s23.th28.tu3.s7.thl2. shielding them from the sun's 7925«I*Jm. become involved in this decided rays at noon with screens of close s variation of "the eternal triangle." ly woven netting. i %&h^f%ih^f^h^f^h^i^%^h^f^^ Other important roles are played * * * by Vivian Oakland and Frank Equipped with propeUers that Hagney. The picture was directed can be turned in any direction, a 1-116 by William Wyler from a magazine dirigible balloon invented by a story by Olive Edens. French aeronautical engineer can oo land or leave the ground without QUIET? You'd never know you had DIVINE ATTACKS FALSE the aid of a ground crew. * * • MARRIAGE IDEAS The highest Ughthouse main- tamed by the United States to aid navigators of seagoing ships is Bishop of Norwich Sees State mounted on one of the Hawaiian a Frigidaire Permanent Convention islands on top of a rock more than as 700 feet above the water. » * • * in the house! •Skinny Girls LONDON, April 13.—Officiating Of German invention is a noise at a recent London wedding, Dr. less typewriter that is covered with Practically noiseless and less frequent motor operation Bertram Pollock, Bishop of Nor glass on a specially built desk, •are always t/'ref wich, set forth his view on marriage is one of the many very real advantages of Frigid.!-*-* • The real skinny girl is always lengthened keys protruding through Advanced Refrigeration as follows: slots and a foot pedal lifting the There are many others. We in danger. Her system is run "Married life has its beauties at invite you to come into our showroom and learn *ul down. She is nervous and weak cover when necessary. least as fully as unmarried life, * * * about them. —she needs nourishment, needs and the duties of one are as great richer blood. More than all else Having its motor in the rear and and as lofty as the duties of the being surrounded by a resilient THE BERMUDA TRADING COMPANY this girl needs Ferrozone, needs other. it because it will bring back the bumper, a streamUned automobUe "There f. e .ome who expect of asserted to have a speed in excess Opposite Telephone Building strength which rapid growth has marriage a kind of continuance of exhausted. of 110 miles an hour has been de Reid Street Hamilton the happy, eager days of engage signed by a New York man. ment , as if it could last for ever. Terms will be arranged * * * "Some imagine that it means an te iv.it the purchaser FERROZONE Telephone service wiU be estabUsh emancipation from the obligations ed in the near future between IS A BLOOD FOOD of the old home. Some fancy that it Bogota and the Atlantic coast cities Every girl and woman who seeks offers special and continued op of Colombia, which wiU provide health, vitality and happy spirits portunity of individual self-pleas wireless telephone communication ____i____j_H^S>E should use Ferrozone regularly. ing. with European countries. As a tonic and restorative, as a "Married Ufe is something diff- builder, Ferrozone is unrivalled. It Mi'.uc £i character from single life. * * * nourishes because it contains th6 It do.s not mean that two people A United States Bureau of Stand elements that build up and strength have come together to Uve paraUel ards scientist has demonstrated Mill en. ©Try tt yourself—sold every Uves; it means that two people are that orators are heard better by i-slt varsity where in 50c boxes, joined to-life which they have the audiences composed of men than of happiness of working out together. womtn because women's lighter m , "People have spoken as if to turn clothing reflects the sound waves. m to marriage was to turn to self- * * * Playing Cards indulgence, or, again, as if an un A Ufe buoy for passenger ship? married life was a nobler life than invented by a Frenchman can be a married Ufe. Such a false view shot from its rack by an electrically LINEN FINISH degrades the whole conception of discharged cartridge, a capsule m marriage. that contains Igniting to pro "And also today some seem to duce a flame on contact with water. look, or pretend to look, upon mar * * * 19 or 42 cents ph. riage as a kind of temporary con Batteries of amplifiers have made vention. There is, I imagine, much the tower on the new Oity HaU at pretense in these things, and we Camden, N.J., the world's most 20/- doz. must not exaggerate the number of powerful loud speaker, radiobroad those who make this great mistake" casts, speeches and phonograph 00 records having been heard five miles away. ANGLERS HAVE AUCTION IN * * « THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. youi* When reclamation work being Reid Street NEW BRUNSWICK done in Greece by an American com HSOAT AGAINST 3 PS FSFj cssEt FST rrs **** f&a Esa ^s t?a rs?a era f?s pany is completed in 1933, 150,000 3^_HM&*-_s^ua__9£fflESS_fe_!__9_- acres of land wul be added to the Unique Sale of Leases on Fishing agricultural area in Macedonia and RRH Waters Nets $57,318 Yearly 200,000 acres protected against Water circulated through the You can got co/rtfort and roller in floods. walls of a new refrigerator keeps ten minutes by using CATARRH- to Province * * * its contents cool. BRUSHES OZONEJt's a marvel for stopping A CorneU University professor * * * bad colds, Catarrh or ferrfated FREDERICKTON, N.B., April 13. has succeeded in extracting from An automatic firo GXoinguishor PAINT . ' . VARNISH Throat. You don't take any medi —A unique auction of internation the rare mineral samarskite the has be_n invented in. France for ENAMEL heretofore unobtainable element cine, you just breathe the healing al interest to anglers was held last use on airplanes. And a special English essences of CATARRHOZONE, week in the Assembly Chamber of ekacaesium, which may prove to * * * the New Brunswick Parliamentary be the best material for coating Bubber can be vulcanised to Whitewash Brush and almost instantly you feel bet photo-electric cells. ter. Hawking and spitting cease BuUding, when thirty-five stretches metal without the use of cement or 'emarkable values] when you inhale CATARRH of trout and salmon waters were * * * flux by a new process. ail T By inserting thousands of ping OZONE. Nasty discharges from leased to the highest bidders for * * * 10 year periods. pong baUs between the outer plank **he nose are stopped. The nostrils ing and lining of racing motor- Forests cover nearly 3,000,000 ere cleared of sore crusts. Head As a result the Province wiU re boats it has been found that the acres in the German states of U HARDWARE STORE ache is relieved, and the breath if ceive a yearly revenue of $57,318.50. No bids were made for twenty-three buoyancy of the craft is increased Wurtteaabergand Baden. pur fled. remaining leases. and that they are kept afloat if * * * The lofty, sombre Assembly damaged by coUision. Luminous paint to mark danger Chamber presented a busy scene * * * ous spots on highways has been in Catarrhozone with the seats filled to capacity An international exhibition will vented by a Boston man. be held in Amsterdam in May to The r^iedicirui .hat with sportsmen, guides, lawyers, * * * Gives Quick Relief Government ministers, bankers and promote the production of sound Removes the Cause Trial size 1/9; Medium 3/3; Large 5/6, others, while spectatorsjlooked down films, the Netherlands rtaving fewer Within an area of 11,754 square from the gallery. motion picture theatres in pro miles Belgium has a population portion to population than most of more than 8,100,000. —oo—- other European countries. * * * Plural Two of the three radiations from Frenchman: "Ah, you climb the * * * Matterhorn! That is a foot to be By developing a method for re radium have been duplicated with high power vacuum tubes. proud of." moving the "Grain" of the negative Famous for HEINZ Englishman: "Pardon me, sir, you film's surface before enlargement * * * mean, 'feat.' " a New York man has invented a Durban has become the leading Blood & Skin Complaints smaU camera to take pictures that Tomato Ketchup Frenchman: "So you climb it port in South Africa in respect Of all Chtmiists and Stores . ' Malws Food! Taste Better more than once, eh?"—Pearson's. can be enlarged to 48 times their *M original size clearly. to cargo landed and shipped. SPECIAL ; Of three piece Three piece PARLOUR SUITES PARLOUR SUITES SALE £17. 10. 0 £10. 10. 0 Reduced to £13. 10. O Reduced to £6. 10. O CHESLEY E. WHITE 775-**<~th.s.t--. AY n\TT v rni ITMPI A J»APT A PI EC _A T ee> jJSXMI&ATVC Page 12 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 i THE SHORTAGE OF CHANGE Classified ON THE RAILWAY Advertisements When clouds of darkness did o'er- spread RALEIGH A helpless world, as first the dread LOST Depression came, we stiU had hope The world, by give and take, would PEARL NECKLACE, diamond clasp The all Steel Bicycle cope at Coral Beach bath house. Please return to "Horizons," 4'*&•**«** ^ ~ ' -"•*• •> s &* With problems of financial land; Paget. So we retained some strength of 8290*tu.w.th. Monarch of Bermuda among Bicycles mind DIAMOND CLASP "between Prin Through darkest days; but now, cess Hottl and Elbow Beach. Re alas! ward. Write Box 8308 Bermuda What power can break the dread Press. WADSON'S irfipasse 8308tth.f.s. Which threats to stop the wheels of S2S4*J<'ta. EMPLOYMENT trade, When not enough of coin is made, DRESSMAKER for two weeks. Or isn't there, or isn't ready uhone 244. Passing Show: By some strange To give the prcper change to 8259m. eitp. TODAY NEW YORK STOCK AGRICULTURAL EXHIBI mischance a novel has been pub Freddy? Ushed without its first two chapters. NURSEMAID, white, for two chU Talking Pictures: TION Here is an idea which, in many And so the continents await dren, other servant kept. Write Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "Boad MARKET cases, might usefully be carried a To see just how they contemplate P.O. Box 340, HamUton. to Singapore," and "The Mir good deal further. To bridge the gulf so dark and 8315. th. eitp. acle Man," 3,7, and 9 p.m. Continue- from Page 1 * * * strange COOK for smaU high-class guest * * * Yesterday's Closing Boston Post: The only certain Betwixt our Freddy and his change. house. Telephone 555. Beid Hall Theatre, "A House S.P.C.A. Special Prizes for best thing about prosperity is that a lot 8317*th. Divided," "Body and Soul," cared for truck horses owned by of busy people wiU be enjoying QUIZ. Prices men who do their own trucking: and "TTbangi,'" 3, 7, and 9 p.m. it while others are watching for it llth April, 1932. FOR SALE * * * 1st prize of £2 won by Mr. George to show up. Band Concert: Smith. * * * -oo- BICYCLES—One Lady's Raleigh, .Par-la-Ville Gardens, 10.15 to 12 Alaska Juneau. 13f 2nd prize of fl won by Mr. Peter Doing Something: "m order to do and one Gentleman's Raleigh, noon. Allegheny Oorp 1. De SUva. anything worth doing, we must KIPLING'S NEW POEM HITS Allied Chemical , 63 sUghtly used, good condition. * * # not stand shivering on the bank and Apply "Woodlands," Paget West Agricultural Exhibition: Am. Can 501 Prizes for Table Decorations think of the cold and danger, but HOLLYWOOD Am. & Foreign Power — 3. Telephone 566-J. oo jump in and scramble through as 82***7*tu.w.th.f. Am. Locomotive N.Q. Luncheon for four; 1, Mrs. H. well as we can."—Sydney Smith. LONDON, April 13.—"Limits and Am. Smelting & Befining 7£ Gray; 2, Mrs. F. Wadson; 3, Miss * * * Renewals," Rudyard KippUng's lat HOUSE—Two-storey dweUing house Am. Water Works ~~—~. 20 Alexander. Reasonable: "Therewards of lab est volume of poems and short and lot of land Valley Road, Paget FOREIGN EXCHANGE Am. Tel. & TeL ~, 107 J Library; 1, Mr. Hugh Gray; 2, our must be elevated from the pre stories was pubUshed here last Parish. For further particulars Anaconda Copper 5J Mrs. F. Wadson; 3,Mrs. A. B. Smith. sent basis of a bare Uving to the lev week, the book takes a couple of apply to G. C. G. Montagu, New Atchison R.R. _ 42 el of a decent Uving with the opport below-the-belt hits at HoUywood, Bank of Bermuda BuUding, Ham Atlantic Refining 9 Vegetables unity for reasonable advancement." the centre of the American film Uton. Local Rates 8302fth.s.m. American Tobacco "B" 68"* Best Farmer's CoUection, Mrs. —Robert W. Kelso. industry, according to those "in Am. Steel Foundry N.Q. J. Roosevelt Roosevelt's Prize of * * # the know." The following is a copy of Baltimore & Ohio .". 81 £5. Mr. H. Garcia. Thirty Hours a Week: "I venture One poem, entitled "Naaman's FOR RENT the Bulletin displayed on Bethlehem Steel 13 Medals donated by Board of Agri to say that there is not an industry Song" depicts the banks of the Borden Company - 311 Wednesday at the local banks. culture, for uxhibits of High in the United States today that River Jordan as "parceled into APARTMENT, modern. Attractive Canadian Pacific, New 13 est Merits could not produce all that it can sites and embellished and patrolled U.S. DOLLARS ly furnished. Apply W. E. P. Ches. & Ohio B.B 131 Mr. Jos. de Moura, Southampton; sell with the present equipment by IsraeUtes,'' and continues: Chrysler Motors -~~~ 8| Motyer, Telephone 375. Buying at... $3.84 25% Mr. W. A. Young, Pembroke; Mrs. working 30 hours a week."—Ethel- There rise her timeless capitals of 8279*tu. ei to m. SeUing at... $3.7209 29% Col. Gas 8 F. C. Misick, Somerset; Mr. H. E. bert Stewart. Commissioner of empires daily born, HOUSE to let furnished. From May Cons. Gas 501 D. Smith, St. George's; Mr. Fred Labour Statistics. Whose plinths are laid at midnight to November, near Pitt's Bay. CANADIAN DOLLARS Com Products 31f G. Brangman, St. Davids. * * m and whose streets are packed at Telephone 161-J. Oom. and Southern. 21 Neighbours to the South: "I am morn; Buying at $4.2857 12% Com. Solvents 5J 8209*th. eitp. Selling at $4.1379 16% LIVE STOCK absolutely and c ompletely convinced And here come tired youths and Dupont _„....»- - 33 that the one greatest foreign op maids that feign to love or sin ROOMS—Large sunny rooms with Eastman Kodak — 631 Pigs. (13 entries) portunity and responsibUity for In tones like rusty razor blades to private baths. Board. Facing Rid Electric Autolite 15 deU's Bay and adjacent to golf QUOTATIONS the United States is not anywhere tunes Uke smitten tin. Electric P. & L 61 Boars (not registered). 1st Mr. in the Old Worlds, but is in our New And here is mock of faith and truth club. Rates reasonable. Phone New York Closing $3.7962 Erie R.R., Common ~ *• Manuel da Costa, Paget. 2nd Mr. World and the 20 neighbour re for chUdren to behold. 538. Montreal Closing $4.2025 Fox Film 21 W. A. Young, Pembroke. publics south of us."—Dr. John And every door of ancient dirt 83I3*th. London, 11 a.m $3.7850 General Electric, New 15 Sows, pure bred. 1st and 2nd, Barrett, authority on Pan-American reopened to the old, New York Latest 53.7850 General Motors. Ill Mr. Percy Stephens. Affairs. And every word that taints the Montreal Latest $4.20 Goodrich Rubber. .. 3 Sows, grade. 1st, Mr. Antone speech and show that weakens HOUSES Grt. Northern Ore N.Q. Marshall. 2nd, Mr. Manuel da thought, Hudson Motors 41 Costa, Paget. Still at Large And Israel watcheth over and does For Rent or Sale Int. Nickel of Canada _ 6 Sows with Utter. 1st, Mr. Walter A rural mail carrier had a pet not watch for nought. BERMUDA SPORTS ARENA Int. Tel. & TeL. 51 Barnes. 2nd, Mr. W. A. Young. squirrel in a small cage to deUver. Kennecott Copper 5j Barrows. 1st, Mr. W. A. Young, The squirrel got out and disappeared oo Properties for Sale Kreuger & Toll 1 Pembroke. down the road. MRS. ROBINSON Fine Card for Friday Loews, Ine 211 "Aren't you going to catch him?" THE LATE MRS. WOOD Mack Track~_ 13 Club Entries of Pigs asked a bystander. CAMPBELL, GOSLING & CO. Montg. Ward.„ 7 "Don't worry about that," said An unusually good card has been Sows. 1st, Allan Stephens, Whit One of the weU known residents Nash Motors llf the mail man. "He doesn't know Bank of Bermuda Building arranged by the promoter, Mr. ney Institute. 2nd, George Simons, of Warwick Parish passed away on Natl. Biscuit, New . 30 where he's going. I've got the Phone 963 Cables "Caroroak" Frank Wilson, for the boxing show Dudley HiU. Sunday last at her late residence Natl. Power & Light N.Q. address here."—Capper's Weekly. at i he Sports Arena on Friday. The Officials: The Clerk of the Bing •'Eastbourne" after a short illness. New York Central 191 mm* main bout will see A.B. Hibberd, was Mr. C. H. Masters. Horse Mrs. Wood was born at Cambrae FURNISHED-AND-UNFURNI5HED North American... 25 J Happiness H.M.S. Durban, and Stoker Cooper, Superintendents: Hon. S. S. HaU, Warwick. After attending Northern Pacific _ _ N.Q. ' 'Any man who starts out to chase H.M.S. Danae, in a lively encounter. Spurling, C.M.G., O.B.E., Chair local schools she went to Canada to Paramount Pictures. 4 happiness wiU find it running away Hibberd won his last six fights in man; Mr. Leicester Curtis, Mr. E. V. complete her education. In 1886 Packard Motors „ 2* from him. We get happiness by Cottages the Argentine beating the Chilean Frith, Mr.\H. W. King, Mr. S. A. she married, in Bermuda, the late Penn. R.R 121 indirection."—Harry Emerson KOR. RENT OR SALE champion, and in 1930 and 1931 was Paschal, Mr. Balph Smith, Mr. S. G. Oscar H. Wood, of PepperiJ, Mass., Postum (Gen. Foods) 33 Fosdick. LAND FOR SALE the finalist in the Navy Champion SpurUng. one-time master of Warwick Acad PubUc Service, N.J 40 ships. The St. John Ambulance paraded emy before its later development. r Pullman Company™ .'. 14| Kim. Gr&-uxszno4 Taff Bowers will meet Ldg. Sto. the ground'during the day and ren She leaves a daughter and son-in- Pure Oil N.Q. Symonds and this should prove very dered valuable aid at various times. law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Kuhne, sK4Ui. Radio 5| fast. Stoney of H.M.C-S. Saguenay By reason of the first day of the and three grandchUdren. Jcuie Radio Keith Orph. 31 Tucker will contend with A.B. Bassill, Exhibition being bad weather the The funeral service and inter Eemington Band . 21 NEW WESTBURY » H.M.S. Durban, and there will also events scheduled for yesterday ment took place at Christ Church, SheU Union OiL 2| RICHMOND ROAD be four good preliminaries. (Wednesday), wiU be earned oUt Warwick, on Monday, the llth, the Sinclair OO 4| *4t i67 Cfi&LE * TEUO^O* as today's programme. Rev. McHvride officiating. The Southern Pacific llf 00 oo following neighbours f acted as Southern B.B. .... N.Q. FREE bearers: Messrs. Young, }Jones, SATURDAY'S RUGBY Standard Brands „_™..„^. N.Q. HINDENBURG ORDERS DIS Present the coupon below Early, Purvis, Dowle\and Frith. COTTAGES Standard Gas & Elec 17| SOLUTION OF HILTKRS' and receive, ABSCWJTHLY FOOTBALL The large attendance of friends St. Oil of California. N.Q. ARMY FREE, a 5c bottle of Liquid Rent and Sale and the quantities of beautiful St. Oil of New Jersey N.Q. Veneer. Wonderful for dust flowers sent bore testimony to the CAPT. GERALD GRAY Interesting Fixture for Last St. OU of New York N.Q. ing. A few drops on your BERLIN, April 13.—The Govern high regard in which she was held. | Telephone Bldg. Reid St. TeL STS Game of Season Studebaker.. _. 51 ment struck a sensational blow at cloth removes all dust, dirt Sears Roebuck. „. 20. Hitler and the Nazis by the issue and blemishes from furniture and woodwork, leaving a H.M.S. Danae, the side which Texas Corp lof of an emergency decree signed by beautiful high lustre. It won the "Nicholl" Shield this sea Texas Gulf Sulphur.. „ 16J Hindenburg, Bruening and Gro- nourishes and preserves the son after a series of sensational Timken R.B „ N.Q. ener, ordering the dissolution of Hitler's private army numbering finish indefinitely. Makes matches between civilians and Ser Union Carbide \ N.Q. 400,000 on the ground that it was dusting a pleasure. Thou vice sides, will endeavour to uphold Union Pacific.™ N.Q. NERVE an illegal organisation and menaces sands of housewives recom their reputation on Saturday after U.S. Ind. Alcohol „„ N.Q. state authority. This drastic step mend it. Try it FREE. / noon, when they will meet the U.S. Rubber 31 U.S Steel 32| was taken foUowing the recent Rest (Combined Services) on the police raids which secured docu B.A.A. ground at 2.30 p.m. United Corporation 6 Warner Bros 11 ments revealing, among other PAINS Colours for the Best will be red and things, Nazi acts of terrorism and white vests, supplied by the North Westinghouse Air Brake N.Q. Westinghouse Electric. 22 \ preparation for acts of high trea DEBILITY-INSOMNIA umberland Fusiliers. son. The authorities are confident At the conclusion of the match Western Union Telegraph .. 321 Dr. Cassell's Tablets Woolworth , ,., , , 361 of their abiUty to carry out the tho sides will be presented with dissolution without trouble from proved BEST remedy. medals donated by the Trade De YeUow Truck. N.Q. the "storm troops." But if any at Suffered years... couldn't get velopment Board, silver ones for the Total Sales __ l,100,OC0 tempts are made by the army they about—couldn't sleep... many v.i ners and bronze for the losers. Motiey Open art W *•'% wiU be sternly repressed. The remedies failed ... tried Dr. The Rest side has been selected decree means that henceforth no Cassell's and-FELT BETTER. as follows:—L/c. Irving, Constable Money Closed 21% Nazi may join the "storm troops" Pains gave way to peace of Amos, Johnston (N.F.), 2 Lt. Laing, SterUng 3.79 section. AU offices and barracks mind—weariness changed to B.N. (capt.}, Lt. Cochrane, B.N., . Cassel I'i Tablets should oo must be surrendered and no uni vigour and vitality. Full of Smith (B.A.A.), A.B. Davey, B.N., be taken in cases of forms worn. cheerfulness, thousands of ~toisey and Stanton, A.B. Dehsham, CVERSTRAIN, NERVOUS oo people have written in this BRc'KDOWN, NEURITIS, A.B. Joyce, Cpl. Pehalaue, 2 Lt. EVENTS OF THE WEEK strain on their own accord, because Day and fe rgeant Patttry. | NERVE PAINS, NEURAS. they "* wish other sufferers may bene- THENIA, HEADACHE, "VIKING" TAKES LEAD fit as I have done." Dr. Cassell's Tablets act on the Today: nerves, digestion and blood—their threefold action IANA-MIA, PALPITATION, Band Ooncert, Par-la-ViUe Gar IN POINTS makes them an invaluable remedy for all NERVE KIDNEY WEAKNESS, K ot So Specific dens, 10.15-12.00 Noon. AND STOMACH DISORDERS. CHILDREN'S WEAKNESS. Agricultural Exhibition. Continued (rom Page 1 Visitor (at station): "Is this the IMease Send me, absolutely FREE, a trial Yacht Race, International Six 3:15 trains* gun as she crossed the finish Kao bottle ol Liquid Veneer. Metre Class Series, 2.30 p.m. Station Agent: "We've nothin' so at 4.44.28. The wind at the finish Name. „. . ._-. Address . *> precise es thet, six. We jest calls 'er Friday: was approximately 15 mUes per the afternoon train."—Newport Ee- Orthophonic Concert, Par-la- hour, direction south-west: cruit. Ville Gardens, 10.30-12.00 Noon. Nancy was withdrawn on • the ... Band Concert, Par-la-ViUe Gar last leg after fouling JiU in a luff More Howlers dens, 3.00-5.00 p.m. ing match. The summaries follow: BUTTERFIELD & CO. *f"i"_iug 4.44.28 POSSEUS Yacht Race, International Six Hamilton A deacon is a mass of inflamma Metre Class Series, 2.30p.m. BobKat 4.44.41 1/9 & 4/- at all Chemists ble material placed in a prominent Saturday: Lucie 4.45.10 Telephone 581 position to warn the people. Band Concert, Par-la-Ville Gar AchUles 4.45.53 TABLETS A litre is a nest of young puppies. dens, 10.15-12.00 Noon. JIM. „, 4.46.28 7655*J«"s. to 26.3.32 THE POPULAR TONIC Rid-. a RAXEIGH "The All Steel Bicycle' —WAggQM'S i m*-****^S^**^j^m9lmta^ m ttmmwmmmmmM********-»**Wili-»l^^ll»MI,^,MU#) .