.* m .Bermuda. JuHecordei IPH ' 2""i>"- Bi.Weekly PURVIS LTD. fished PRICE: 6d. YVednes^Lrayao 1/- Saturdays j^ VOLUME XXXV HAMILTON, BERMUDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959 No. 72, Dr. Furman Fordham to Special Transportation For Open House at Scotland Yard Takes Over Conduct Choral Work U.S. Bases Tomorrow Special transportation ar- rangements have been made In Bermuda Murder Probe For Local Pageant for visitors to the American Armed Forces Day Opeu House celebrations at the U. S. Naval QR. FURMAN FORDHAM, a highly esteemed music director Station and Kindley PEARCE MURDER CASE IN SPITE of the two Scotland Yard "murder squad" detec- from New York, agreed in less than an hour last night to Air Force Base tomorrow be- tives working hard to solve the savage murders of Mrs. Ger- tween 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. conduct the choral work for the "all Bermudian Pageant,"' "My trude Robinson and Mrs. Dorothy Pearce that have baffled the On this day, Bermudians Heart Stays Here," which is being presented Urged local Police Force, Bermudians are still most alarmed over the at Fort St. Cathe- and visitors to the island arc Public to Watch For rine this summer as one of the. islands 350th Anniversary cele- invited to visit the II. S. bases words of the Senior Coroner, the Wor. S. S. Toddings, "Th. bration highlights. Mb-L _ _ __ again." ,. « . ." . ___. for a first-hand look at a wide murderer will strike The Blood Stained Bruised Man pageant, written by- ______variety of military aircraft Mrs. Constance Baiiioifdge, M and equipment which will be will have as its theme the on display. founding of Bermuda by The pubic has been alerted her home at "Bali Ha'i," War- Sir The Kiudley AFB to a wick, George Somers and will in. ferry be on the lookout for man where she lived alone, on ____F!)dH _____■______boat will bruised -___---^W\t .WW elude a cast of hundreds. run between St. with or badly dam- Friday night. It is possible '&mS-\ George's aged knuckles, to one said, may ______^^*~!E_f__^ ______Dr. Fordham who is and the base "be- and come official that she al- tween p.m., with any information ready known in the Colony r^^^H ______10 a.m. and 4.15 forward have been dead for some 48 > leaving St. George's on they may have about anyone hours for organizing, training and gg-\w, iAt____\ -H\W the directing hour and half hour and leav- they have seen during the past Supt. Baker, who has had a Music Workshop ■ W■ . ~^Zm &a ing Kindley quarter Week bloodstained cloth- BQBW three years ago is pres- WW at fB and with considerable experience in __p^ quarter past the hour. The ing. The Scotland Yard de- murder investigations, gave ______■ SI 10z ently in the island on vacation. ' base shuttle bus will carry tectives who have taken over the impression this morning $lLxxxWl&m-xxxxxx-iX He was approached by many ______infff■. liwF'MHP^ '-'■'%M-W mmW' visitors from the ferry dock to investigation of the brutal that it is possible to of his former pupils to do ______P the if unmask jMxI Wz*$x\W *"*'■ something really outstanding the Open House area. slaying last week of Mrs. the murderer who has terri- The Transportation Dorothy Pearce, as well as fied Warwick residents these ,- with them so it might be pre- Public — ____■ -__. JfSjfc* J^x-f^^B M^M^H that of Mrs. Gertrude Robin- past two months he is the ___■ * 'jaMt sented in connection with the T__l Board has arranged an ad- *V*-1max* iffl*iBi 350th anniversary celebration ditional bus schedule to enable son nine weeks earlier, issued man to do it. A bulky im- dressed, ■ '^m-x-x*-t i■ activities. He be- the public to travel to Kindley this appeal today. peccably balding ilEli IIB hesitated Superintendent man, ■ cause he did not want to during the day. At 10 a.m., Detective he seems at once a per- arrived non- break his vacation, but he 11 a.m., 12 noon and 1p.m., William Baker, who sc.ii who will brook no at 2 a.m. yes- sense, yet s:_ friendly one * "It" a good response buses will leave from the Post from London ■ _j___^8 ______r !______! Jidded. is by shown, 1 will remain here Office, Reid Street; across terday accompanied De- wouldn't mind sitting down from the Buckaroo Restaurant tective Sgt. John CCohnell making a nice clean confession until the end of the mouth Prospect Police Ml and conduct some type of and the Cenotaph in Hamilton was busy at to him. v;ork with the group." £nd run to Kindley, covering Headquarters this morning He and Sgt. O Connell have 4 — ..: __i _i _? the South Shore, North Shore getting his teeth into the been sent all over Britain by A meeting was planned for He ap- J/ist night at Acadia Hall, and and Middle Roads. two baffling cases. Scotland Yard on various JjnjRDERl-jDWOMAl^^bove^sS^^ pealed to the public to come all of which Ids two hundred and twenty- These carry their murder cases DR. buses will any scrap of in- Pearce, whose mutilated body was found in her home J)J five former pupils were noti- FURMAN FORDHAM passengers directly to the forward with — they have cracked . They are dis- they may have yer'y proud 100 per last Friday night, fied. The response was so play area at Kindley and re„ formation — of the cent Police -no matter how little as it record, and they are methodi- great Dr, Fordham agreed Dr. Pordham who holds ft main in ft special parking lot in almost immediately direct will then ro- may be of some assistance cally setting out with the aid Public opinion and theories any such crime are invaiuabln music card from tho Now York there. The buses cracking the eases. Bermuda Chief J, aro running high on the seem- U thp uroup, Board of Education and who turn to Hamilton as they aro ot Sujjt. A. in murder investigationsj, fiarlUr, tha filled, aro The Scotland Yard experts j.ndjfo and the detectives in ingly unmotivated ihurders he found it necessary ha will (rr&tif), together Is supervisor of music for tUfl T'htixM Hfim'h\\ busas tf_|. been Any with t»et county Weitchcster, ths regular p^rtiiMilflrly want information i.is department to keep that haw termed "sex mi such information \9 VWi Fofdliaiu with of New ill Addition to I'oarce's move* crimes," Hpot.ft.id Yard foriPjii "we could always expect— tu George Kahl, Blbow Beach Geneva, ity. Ho was active for many 'usually with activity President Franklin D. tion conference in" alivo find the light burn- Surf David! George Strike Leader Speaks Roose. years outside Club: Rev, "velt, urged that religious fig- During his six-day informal in the lumber business. with persons going to anr ing at all hours of fife night Fisher of Harringtoji Hun- Ia another address, the '; ures not only preach tolerance visit to Britain he talked with Prior to entering tho public from nearby night {dubs, tool> at Bali Hal," but that was dreds! Russell John Martin Luther King jr., leader Science tin) appearance WlnfliW by but also counsel Negroes and West Jn&immigrants, practice of Christian on of a giton! doused last nighf by the police, Todd ot Warwick and Jaebb of tha successful strike healing in IU>>, he wfls vice- town Negroes Against segregation in members of other minorities ta Sir Grantley waft also j&< od SatUhday and Suhda.t ftll adding up to the eeriiiesS C J?« of Riddle's Baft each president of a Sayings am! nights, Parents of situation," Montgomery, Ala., buses, de- (Continued on Pago 6) (Continued Page called thei! the said our in- of whom had fo pay £10 /of on 5) Loan Association, fihildrMji home early,- put th'nlj formant, thi.'Jr offences.

______Diet Delightfully with "Diet Delight" I_i 1 Page Two THE BERMUDA RECORDER WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959 THEBERMUDA RECORDER Special Transportation amamammmmma "PRO BONO PUBLICO" Bermuda and The For Open House at Published by the Union Printery, Court Street, Hamilton, U.S. Bases Tomorrow Bermuda, every Wednesday and Saturday. Colony of Virginia - (Continued *rom Page 1) GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 104 1959 A. B. PLACE .ManagingEditor — "When the Sea Venture, and there was even a move-— vail depart via Andrews shrouded in morning mist and which fortunately failed to Drive, which will be one-way loaded to the gunwales with call the island Virginiola. Soon only, in the outgoing direc- SUBSCRIPTION RATES colonists and provisions, sailed after, a new company, the tion. It is hereby notified that there is no POSTMAN available 45/- Yearly Half Yearly 15/- Quarterly from Plymouth harbour for Somers Island Company was 25/- The Kindley Open House undermentioned District. Persons living in this district Jamestown in 1609, the long granted Bermuda; but its will take place in the Main for the SpecialRates for Contract Ads. at Post Office for their mad, until a and close kiuship of Virginia stockholders in most cases Hangar and the ramp area are requested to call the All communications intended for publication should be addressed and Bermuda began. Six weeks Mere the same men who con- cross from Headquarters Postman can be obtained. later, a raging storm to: The Manager, The Recorder, Court Street, City after im- trolled Virginia'/, destinies. Building, and there will b'j mortalized in Shakespeare's Before many years, both com- ample parking space for pri- BAILEY'S BAY. The Tempest, the Sea Venture panies were dissolved and vate vehclcs to the west and d MOSS, HAMILTON, BERMUDA, WEDNESDAY, MAT 13, 1959 foundered on Be r mu a's Virginia and Bermuda ruled east ot the hangar. CIIAS II. treacherous coral reefs and the directly by the Crown. Postmaster Th PTB has also A/Colonial survivors waded ashore to es- In the seventeenth century, scheduled a special bus for visitors from tablish the second permanent there were many parallels be- General Post Office, English outpost in the Ne^ tween Virginia Somerset and Warwick to the Germany-The Third Chapter and Bermuda. U. S. Xaval Station. The bus Hamilton. World. Both were largely agricul- !)ih trom May, 1959. Among these survivors tural — will run continuously were although Bermudians a basis Sir Thomas Gates, newly ap- to Somerset on shuttle turned more and more sea- to p.m. By W. N. EWER pointed governor of Virginia; faring.Both depended on slave from 10 a.m. -4.30 George Yeardley, to become labour. Self-government pros- Buses will also leave Hamil- The Geneva conference of that the united Germany Virginia's governor in 1619; pered in Virginia's House of ton at 10a.m., 11 .am., 12 p.m. to would be a genuinely demo- 1 for Foreign Ministers discuss and A d111 ir a1 Sir George Burgesses, which met first in end p.m. the U. S. Naval German problems is not of cratic state, free to choose its Somers, destined to lend his 1619, Station from Sessions House, own path its the .Jamestown Church in tQurse, the first of its kind. It and own policy. name to "Somers Island," as and in Bermuda's Assembly, across from the Buckaroo Res- is in fact, the sixth. If 0113 It would take its place in a Bermuda was first called. An- taurant, and f r o m t. h e system which met first in St. Peter's counts the "summit" meeting European security other colonist was the cele- Church in 1620. Cenotaph. 1955, non-aggression pacts i of July, which the based on brated John Rolfe, who later Trade flourished between The U. S. Xavy Launch will Foreign Ministers attended as and on the limitation, control married Pocahontas and take visitors from Hamilton . forces was these neighbours, and there well as the heads of Govern- and inspection of armed credited with the development was a considerable flow of to the Xaval Station and re- in agreed ments, it is the seventh. an zone. of Virginia's tobacco culture. settlers to Virginia from Ber- turn n a shuttle basis starting On the other hand, the So- And it is a salutary thought An ill-fated daughter Avas muda. In 1625, the population at 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 102-1959 viet objective first, the that with one exception the was. to Rolfe his colony Visitors travelling to the cxist'mj* born here and of each was about end product of these meetings maintenance of the first wife and christened Ber- — 1,500 own Germany, equal approximately Xaval Station with their was practically nothing. The regime in Eastern muda. She was soon to suc- persons. private, transportation should which would be "united"' with exception was the "Berlin" cumb to illneiss, followed by By the eighteenth century, enter the main gate and pro- VACANCY meeting in Paris in 1949, Western Germany only iu her mother. Bermuda and Virginia were ceed down Constitution Road. which followed the Soviet some form of "confederation" Refreshed by berries, fish, on to govern firmly established bastions of Sentries will be hand "Berlin blockade" and the between two separate tortoise, and "the cahowe and empire. Williamsburg succeed- furnish directions and desig- Allied "air-lift" which count- ments. The second object was egg bird," the space. NATO embattled band ed Jamestown as Virginia's nate parking Applications are invited for the post of ered it. The meeting did seem the dissolution of the worked hard through the tem- capital quickly system by with- in 1699 and The Naval Statinon Open to have settled the "Berlin defence the perate winter and by spring became the cultural center of " drawal of foreign forces and House will be centeded around iuestion," pending a final completed two sturdy, cedar- -the colony. English customs, the V & R Hangar. ACCOUNTS CLERK German settlement. The ar- the "liquidation of all military hulled pinnaces, the 30-ton Pa- taste, English territory."' English and Department rangements then agreed to bases on foreign tit nee and the 80-ton Deliver- culture were stoutly maintain- Public Works lasted, with practically no With this complete diver- 10, objectives, ance. On May 1610, the two ed. The Anglican church was — troubles,for nine years. Then, gence of aims and small vessels left Bermuda, dominant, at St. Pe- Particulars of the post are as follows: agreement measures was whether last November, Mr. Khrush- on crossed the deep blue waters ter's or Devonshire Church in chev suddenly called for a hardly to be expected. There Slop Grade VII of the Civil Establishment ______' of the Gulf Stream, and with! Bermuda or Bruton Parish was nothing for it but to regis- at Backache completely new status for in two weeks reached James- in Williamsburg, Architecture Salary £700 per annum rising by annual increments of created new ter disagreement. West Berlin and a town and decoration also evidenced Rheumatism €20 to £800, plus a non-pensionable bonus of Basic Salary — And drinks, worry,over- 25%. "Berlin crisis." This was the time of* the Observing the desperate a the great Wrong foodsand r kinship in work, frequent colds and germs often is subject to a deduction of 5/c for Superannuation. meetings cpeniug by the Russians of Virginia commanding puta strainon the Kidneysand Bladder The other could need of the settlers houses a view of and cause Strong Cloudy Acid Urine, only be described as failures the "cold war." Between the for food, and aware of "the the water, and the high-ceil- Getting Up Nights, Burning Passages, Applicants should possess some knowledge of accounts meetings LegPains, Nervousness, Dizziness, We went to Moscow in the Moscow and London great plentie of hogges and ingedrooms filled with import- Swollen Ankles, Rheumatism, Puffy a: '[ book-keeping. Accuracy with figures is essential and ability Molotov had walked out of Eyelids, and feeling old before your Spring of 1947 with real hopes fish at Bermuda," Somers re ed English furnishings. Help your Kidneys purify your to type will be an asset. time. very agreement the "Marshall Plan" confer- Bermuda, Revolution, Ber- bloodwith CYSTEX.The firstdose of an that would turned to on a mis During the starts helping your kidneys clean out bring about a reunification of ence in Paris. The Comiuform sion mercy, only to die was torn loy- "elds and germs, quickly you feel like Application forms may be obtained from the Public of soo.i muda between new.Under the money back guarantee Germany, the lines sketch- 1-ad been founded. The Lon- landing. alty its CTSTEX must satisfy completely or Works Department and should be submitted to the Director of on after The heart of to the Crown and to your ed out at Portsdam, and allow don meeting was followed this adventurer, who once neighbour colony.On the night cost nothing. Get CYSTEX from Public Works not. later than the 10th May, 1959. the signing of a peace treaty. quickly by the Communist served witli Sir August 14, 1775, with the ,.CystexST.- by Walter Ra- of Ernest Bevin produced a blue- coup inCzechoslovakia, the leigh, was buried at St. connivance of American sym- tgt Kldneyi, U'uumsti.iB, -\-i..' (ith May, 1959. Soviet boycott of the four- i print for a federal and demo- George's; and the other re- pathizers, one hundred barrels glUGerman constitution, Power Control Commission, mains of the beloved leader, of gun-powder removed cratic by Berlin. were but it was hardly discussed. and the blockade of who was "a lamb on the land, under cover of darkness from It was not until atter Sta. Mr. Molotov had set the a lion at sea,"' were shipped Bermuda's Government Maga- lin's death that the second in eedar casket for zine taken by lighters to keynote" on the opening day. meetings the Gor- a interment and Hq accused the western series of on with proper ceremony at an American schooner which powers of installing promin- man question came. There Whitchurch in Dorset, Eng- sailed at once for safe harbour e_uXails was the Foreign Ministers land, Unaware the ent in high posts in meeting February at Charleston. of governments." in BerlinIn The Virginia success of this daring raid, their "military 1954 -"then in1955 the "sum, Company . -,* Mr, Vpshiniky _y quickly had its charter revised General Washington, - __ had mean- followed A Am . A \ ■ the Foreign Minis- mit" and ■ " charging Britain pxaot* to control of (Continued Page 4) ;. . *z* ,'.i " with meeting which followed include Bermuda ofl tttt' "**■■■*■"*""«*"■■■■■"■■_(_■■■■■■ftUOlENftfc!■esss3_aE_BSssaBM»«"«""»awsaa8_» <>__.._ j-i*""'i"""«-_ga_s.';-.ii i '"m.i .s.g millions of pounds of . "disguised reparations" from *<______■ western Germany in the form ■There m% ewtaittiy fl bSmS!m ■* 'Nil juii uffc .bowl washing powd.. lh.1ftilly of Much of change of utmoipherd, far . Whi!*ft«»... gltfi you whit, rwulti,,, Ruhr eoal. the fewer charges and counter- WdpBSKWtf^, time of this meeting, and the The feel- Many Events Planned forVisitors charges made. -"'~ ' ''~' .-y.-y^.i'f^'ZM' r L one which followed it in Lon.. were Tx^tt-Miix'j^'Jj____W_t"'^______Psi^ '^'i^^^^H^ ______\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\_\\\\\\W' i '. '-Z''''■'"'■'■'■Z-7'^_\\\\\\\\\\w!^^^-'<'-''Z^_\\\\\\\___ * don in December, was taken ing which had been so bittei up in refuting these and other in 1947 was at times almost At U.S. Bases Tomorrow "ntirely baseless accusations. friendly. After the "summit" The discussions were largely there was talk of a new spirit — —the "spirit of But acrimonous and entirely Geneva." A variety of displays have continuous free movies for futile. the deadlocks remained. Foi designed Kindley their visitors. At Kindley, fact that at been bv in spite of the AFB and the U. S. Xaval Sta- cartoons for the youngsters This was the time of the the "summit" there was verbal opening by the Russians of tion to acquaint visitors to will be shown at the base agreement on a set of "direc- their American Armed Forces theatre from 11 a.m., and films ______the "cold war." Between the Foreign Minis tives"' to the tomorrow, on Force subjects in the Moscow and London meetings ters, Day Open House Air it was clear that the ob May 14, witli the many activi- main hangar from 11:30 p.m. Molotov had walked out of jeetives sides of the two wen ties that make up the bases. At the Xavy Station, movies the "Marshall Plan" confer- very different. ence in Paris. The Cominform Kindley's static displays en U. S. Xavy subjects will be had been founded. The Lon- The aim of the western will again be housed in its rim from 12 noon to 3:30 p.m. Powers was the reunion of the For the model airplane en- don meeting was followed through main hangar,, while at the two Germanies Station, will set thusiast, Kindley is planning a quickly by the Communist which would Naval they be free elections en- up the O&R hangar. model airplane show following coup in Czechoslovakia,by the Germany in YES, TRY THELOT-AMD YOUR A Soviet boycott of the four sure that the United the softball game, and once would be a genuinely demo- The U. S. Xavy, Coast Power Control Commission, Guard, and Marines are repre- again this year youngsters will VERDICT WILL BE... and by the blockade of Berlin. cratic state, free to choose its Station; be given free rides on the -^//j own path and its own policy. sented at the Xaval not and minature train around the It was ' until after Sta- It place in a while the U. S. Air Force would take its represented display area. r lin's death that the second European security system Army are at meetings Kindley S. Marines at the U. S. ■M#^i'***-. _^| scries of on the Ger- based on non-aggression pacts AFB. U. wy/l will have a man question came Ther* and on the limitation, control The Kindley AFB fire de- Xaval Station gives _p static display of their fighting OMO 5 " the Foreign -" was Ministers' partment will have its many Irf .

* Household Hints !Special Articles * * Recipes Poetry FAMILY FEATURE PAqE ■"Jokes *News Comments Need to Cut Calories? MOSCOW EXHIBITION DoctorsareBaffled Soviet-Bloc Drive Soviets to See Typical U.S. By MysteryDisease Do It the Healthy Way Kitchen On Religion Aired By EarlUbell CITY, _N.J., By Isabel A.McGovern ATLANTIC LOUISVILLE— An all-elec- was designed to sell for about May 5— Physicians are stump- BONN, Germany — Strong Bishop Dibelius demanded that kitchen, typical $12,000, land, Docs it seem that the clean- followingof the needed every- tric of those exclusive of and ed by anew and peculiar mys- protests by German religioui the East German Government shrinking day — many homes; planned the ers are deliberately foods— alittle bit less of in American will General Electric tery disease. When it attacks, leaders against the atheistic cease such action and also its your clothes, that garment them and the psychological be shown in Moscoav next kitchen to fit in the price the patient runs a high fever, propaganda by the [East] Ger- attempts to "drive the Chris- the range sizes are changing radically, ability to omit calorie summer. suffers severe pain m man Democratic Republic tian faith into a corner." He becoming extravagances. has been no attempt Jhe or that mirrors are loaded Designed by the General "There chest and bowel region and drives home for the outside said plainly, "Do not have any distorted? Then, perhaps you Electric Home Bureau at Ap- to create either a super de his joints swell. In in illusions about it. An atheistic Daily Dieting kit- sometimes world the persistent way should try the "pinch test" pliance Tark, the kitchen will luxe or a so-called dream women, pregnancy prevents which pursue state can never be a real home what you Riley," home Communists to really find out if you're First, find out show an estimated three-and- chen," E.J. the symptons entirely, __but their goals not only there but for Christians." the one out cf every fi\*3 should wreigh, check with a-half million Soviet citizens bureau manager said. "We cure or treat- there is no other also throughout Moscow's East- Guarantees Cited Americans w 10 has more flesh your family doctor, and be- the electric appliances avail- simply accepted the builder's this non-fatal ail- space ment for ern European satellites. on his bones than he needs. gin to cut down on your able to the average American price range, took the ment. referred to the East Ger- Grasp the flesh calories intake. One way to allotted for the kitchen, and Mellinkoff, of Dr. Otto Dibelius, Protest- To perform: homemaker and frequently in- Dr. Sherman of an Constitution's guarantees jost above your waist between do itis to get a calorie counter stalled is new homes. designed into it the functions at ant Bishop and chairman^ freedom of religion and the University of California Council of the Evangelical your thumb and the tip of booklet to use in making There will be seven major and conveniences that the Angeles, told the Associa- the nscience and the right of the today ex- Los Church in Germany, sharply your forefinger. If you're selections from the four food electrical appliances: built-in average American tion of American Physicians ildren of Christian parents pinching more than a one- groups (milk, meat, vegetable- pects to find in a new home. condemned this practice in a the oven, countertop cooking unit, meeting here today that he Grotewohl, Min- be educated in Chris- inch thickness, the probability truit, bread-cereal) necessary dishwasher, garbage disposal The result is typical of the exhausted almost every letter to Otto an faith. The East German Or, enterprising had President of East Ger- is that its time you lost for every one's health. if unit, combination a s h e t- value American in trying to run ister overnment, Dr. Dibelius w every known test many. Dibelius's letter re- weight you're allergic to figures, dryer, water heater and com- home builders offer the cause. Dr. rote, demands a declaration general pattern of down plied to a speech Herr Grote- to be follow a bination refrigerator-freezer. day." Mellinkoff and others !loyalty to the state,but now This meaty advice is every The kitchen will Dr. wohl delivered March 23 to "The foods to eat day. The oven will be brushed exhibit described the dis- ie state itself is undermining found in "a leaflet complement of who have officials in East Ber- Weigh chrome; surface cooking boast a full only two clews.__The cultural le same loyalty by officially Healthy Way to ... Do's and Dont's the housewares, ease have lin and later published ver- no cost units stainless steel. General Electric all have ancestors lentifying itself with a "Wel- Less," available at opener, mixer, patients batim in Neues Deutsehland, American Medical What about special "diet including can who came from the borders of mschauung" (phi1os ophy) from the Other appliances, counter- grill, toaster,saucepan, skillet, the Communist organ. accept. Association, 535 North Dear- ioodsf The Council on will be the Mediterranean Sea : Ar- Inch no Christian can and Nutrition of the tops, and base cabinets and percolator. There will be Arabs, Italians In that speech Herr Grote- The Bishop also found Herr Lorn St., Chicago 10, 111. In Foods canary yellow while wafl cabi- menians, Jews, challenge, the A. M. A. states that "special a radio in the kitchen and a and Greeks. And they know wohl practically identified edu- rotewohl's statement that addition to this nets will be white. clock radio in one of the bed- with social- leaflet gives general pertinent low-calorie foods can be help- that the ailment runs in fami- cational tasks of the state moral is what serves ful. They will give you a The L-shaped kitchen willbe rooms as well as a television propaganda for atheism and ,m" painfully reminiscent of information on the safe and high-fidelity phono- lies. including bit more food with fewer cal- installed iu the "All-State set and a Therefore, they have called urged a cult of morality based ie Nazi slogan that "right is sane way to reduce, the living room. The way to figure ories they make your Splitnik," a copy of a three- graph in condition Familial Medi- upon dialectical materialism. hat serves the German peo- a mathematical ranch- also will be_ equipped the many calories to cut food more interesting, but bedroom Long Island house terranean Fever. They have le." Just as the chnrch re- how and, a rejects on and a table telling their nutritional value is styde house which All-State with electric clocks no idea of how many people acted the former so it down Properties, cleaner, and willhave how much one should weigh. negligible." Inc., will erect at vacuum in this country are victims of ie latter standpoint. the exhibition, scheduled to a warm-air furnace. Dr. Dibelius ended his let- What about "diet aids?" table, chairs, place the disease. Food Patterns specialists say open in July. The name "Split- Dining However, because of the way ter saying he felt that loyal The A. M. A. 10-foot- settings, and hanging lamp And, such emphatically, un- nik" comes from the the has of mimicking members of the Christian how appropriate "no" most gallery being condition IHC HntflP11UI11 a is, during this week advises them. wide which will be fixture in the kitchen are an infected appendix and WTflA ehureh in East Germany are advice less your doctor cut through the center of the provided by Macy's of New- citi- when New York City is cele- They can be extremely dan- peritonitis, most of the victims regarded as second-class house to give visitors a clear York, decorators of the other , t?„„ zens,' feeling that was grow- brating its tenth annual Nu- gerous. What's more, phony Tl . .hard fort ..the Eng- a view of all rooms. The house rooms in the house. (Continued on Page 4) It is often.. ing stronger and he asked trition Week with the slogan reducing products do nothing up to the tor- /- Difference." "Medi- lish»an to live Avjiether jjerr Grotewohl was 'Food Makes a but shrink your purse. ■He this, "typi- Because, there's no escaping caramels, chewing eigner's idea of what is going to allow cated" if weekly the fact that food does make gum, and cigarettes, fad diets cally English," particularly The Roman Catholic a difference in maintaiung and tonics are among those RECIPE he happens to be a Welshman. petrusblatt also condemned anti-religious your well-being. If weight is listed a s over-the-counter How the Ancient Greeks Looked at Wynford Vaughan Thomas jjerr Grotewohl's no problem (lucky you!), just nonsense. CHICKEN FRICASSEE said in a recent BBC General speech, declaring itis the state, daily plan which Overseas Service broadcast not the church, which is pro- use the food Filler foods can become .x/<_ to 5 — or cups of Nature and The Universe 1 stewing chicken, that he discovered this tohis yoking tension not the Bi- includes two more your best friends. Load up on milk depending on age, two or lbs. cut up cost when he allow-ed one of shops but the government, ecrrot sticks, leafy vegetbles, 1 cup flour the French more servings of meat, four or Eat the producers of Hegotiations Refused fruit and radishes and consommes. The notion that natural book of Greek science should 1tsp. salt television service to invade his «^w— more servings of become more of a vegetables, and four or more slowly; science began in the seven- not encroach on the field of V\ tsp. pepper home with cameras so that Bishop Dibelius wrote his in bread conversationalist between teenth century with Bacon, Greek magic, superstition, and y_ cup fat (half butter) tele-spectateurs in France open letter to Herr Grotewohl servings of foods the Ponder on the perils of — cereals group and heap on bites. Galileo, and Descartes, or per- religion. No one can well deny- 1 cup water could see how the English because for months past the high calorie foods such as sixteenth with Co- good deal of what may- 1 tsp. rosemary typically English East German Government re- the goodies to your stomach's cream, a haps in the that a ' serve the gravies, liquor, pernicus, and that the Greeks be called "pseudo-science, 110-oz. can mushrooms, fused to negotiate with church content. brownie, dressings to name a meal of tea. were mere speculators and the such as astrology and the like, sliced "Anvthing less typical of offices which are situated out- But if obesity (horrible few. Increase your physical writings borders — in West — medieval thinkers all sunk in can be found in the 1% tbsp. flour the Englishman's home than side its word) is your problem and activities, but not to the point superstition as sober Greek scientists and dry on Berlin or West Germany Dr. nutri- enlarges your appe- theology and of such PWash chicken our flat it it not possible to it is the most common where it merely an established po- Aristotle and Ptolemy. But paper towelling. Roll in mix- ? " Dibelius's office is in West Ber- one to- not as i ne "Vaughan Thomas tional among adults tite. error; a to that of 1 cup flour, salt and mL Im, though his diocese includes — may to be pular it has become it is well remember ture S? Mv wife and I have day you want is usually unwise to try dogma of intrusion of the occult pepper. all of Berlin and the East Ger- helped- in__ overcoming the It basic modernistic the aken old Victorian house -a . mi to, than two pounds philosophy shared modern writ- heavy a^ hazards of overweight The lose more and is even can be found in Heat butter in skillet Hamp r:^iT!, per week. And, if you are by some professional his- ings such as Kepler's or New- (vour electric frying pan will m^z-e: secret to a successful reducing h rvrsts * " more than ten pounds over- torians. , tons and in the contributions w: perfectly for this recipe). diet is not a drastic upheaval ork tdlnHnto Germany weight, consult your family This error is largely sup- to the early volumes of the Brown chicken pieces ort all Lnt, designed by some of the of in your eating habits.- It's a going a do-it. Royal Cj^urth^ doctor before on ported by the prevailing type transactions of the So- sides. Drain off fat and save. most Progressn-e young arch, yourself project. of specializededucation, which ciety down to the works of... Add water, rosemary and sptch 0f six trains students of nature to our own day. mushrooms to chicken. Cover weeks ago brought a disUlu- things exclusively low SLo^X^rTh: S1 eI look at A difference of degree in tightly and cook over mUlt i CU b US point cur- hours, until T connection with this J from the of view of respect arises from the heat about 1% or very comfortable% and?atL°fa c ig not this tbl^id <^m^ gtr fe~ it sig. rent conceptions and does fact that, as modern science chicken is tender. Add more tory We have, as sat^fac-it were WorthwhUe with necessary. "» ll-ail *- rs Pretty Girls in a sufficiently equip them has become highly specialized water if Remove married Le Corbusier to a " philological or historical me- and technically naturalistic in chicken and keep warm. Welsh dresser." (Continued on Page 4) Reading.. thods to investigate how the procedure, Make thin gravy by adding producer and experimental The French Thriving Industry world appeared to man at its tbsp. flour mixed with a ... for your whole family the author's personal views V/_ his team, however,pronounced pages other times. readily distinguish- little cold water and V/_> tbsp. living with its slid- in the world-famous hand, are more the room, Christian On the other historians the body of accepted of the fat left over from ing of African Iroko "Monthly popped of The Science age-old contro- tra- ed from to doors Pains" Monitor. Enjoy D. There is an trained in the humanistic science. But it cannot be sup- browning the chicken the wood, to be "very, very Eng- Erwin Midland discrimi- to " or amazingly re lived« newest stories, versy between the dition often fail to that even the most liquid in the pan. Be sure lish," and an ideal setting for Canham's Not- posed casts in d< .ton' testsl penetratingnationol andin- cities of Leicester and nate justly between genuine modjern scientific work is com- scrape up brown particles "with muffins." Regretful- in 3 out of 4 to of them In any and sides of pan. tea " youto pijWm UP-- ternational news coverage, tingham as which science and folklore. pletely free from erroneous from bottom ly Vaughan Thomas explained Chances are— ftwcBonally features, the prettiest girls iu ease, interest in with split hat annecessartly withtha how-to-do home- raises the scientist's views.— From the Preface to Serve chicken that the muffin was now very ■aused pains,cramps and weak,"no England, but agree that things and the to replace potatoes or feelings of men-tri_ation! making ideas. Every issue both the nature of "■A Source « Book in Greek biscuits rare in the country of its rood" brings you helpful easy-to- there is no other possible con- historian's interest in the de- dumplings. Pour over For,Inactual testsby doctors.Lydla Science," by Morris R. (jahen origin, although highly popu- Pinkham's Compoundbrought com- read articles. tender. In a recent BBC Gen- velopment of, man's critical and I.E. Drabkjn. all. (Serves 3.) in America, had to dis- pleteor ttriktnareUef fromsuch dis- get this Interna* broad- lar and 5yeas»nSoutof4oftheciisesl Youeon eral Overseas Service knowledge are all too seldom illusion the Frenchmen further tional daily newspaper from cast Sam Pollack put forward united,,.. Lydia pinkham's is modern in M by discouraging suggestions of . Boston by mail, without an economic explanation for The extracts here presented pud- tctfonl ... .. Vege-.i charge. or Christmas So get Iffdla ft Pinl&an# 1 extra Use the eou* this claim to the fairest in cannot take the place of a his- tea-time fare. tableCompound todayISeelf— tatoa below to start your by them- ding as typical through month-it doeen* give pon the land. Both cities are sit- tory. They cannot Crumpets, however, were avail- tbe^ backaches,Jitters— subscription. pointed re- relief Iromthose during uated, he out,Jn a selves offer a systematic view able. When they were pro- helpyou fealbetterbefore and yourperiodI■ gion which first made"its name of science. MAY _____«_ ThtChristianScitnctMonitor Greek ... duced the Frenchman stared Wot^ffyohsuffer from function..- "no. Norway as a centre of the hosiery By considering method ra- fly- of "change life." outhow Ont, Strttt at them as if they were BaBhes" of findthat, Boston t S, Maw.,U.S.A trade in the Middle Ages, and ther than substantive result. space. wondarfxlPlnkham't"Is tor too! ing saucers from outer m^m^^m^ma '< h " 4»lnlne "*«"« "■> PImm -ar,. tht Monitor to m« today, when tBe* British ho- or truth according to modern coming May,. they Inltvln. contro.tlo»» that This is the of the "You are eating these?" ntq.tmtl for period ehecktd. siery and knitwear industry standards, we have also tried Isee today ■ often cm. *" The red-bud flowers exclaimed, "But they are made Q paint g I I year $16 0 months $8 Q produces two hundred millioa meet the difficult problems rugged down the way; 3 months $4Q to On hillsides of plastic!" pounds worth of goods annual- of how much attention to give This is the coming of the May. employs 120,000 work- now known "Next day, on Sunday after- (nemt) ly and theories that are Vaughan Thomas, ers, the great majority of the false even ridiculous. May, you're a welcome month to me, noon," said* to be or on the trees; "we down to our typically are located in the To leave out any reference to "You put the green leaves sat — (oddrswl factories accompanied by same region. For many years the doctrine of the four ele- You bring the humming of the bees English tea Planned Parenthood ho- of To all the lovely flowers Isee. five camera men looking the women workers in the ments or to the atomism lenses, (city! tiona) (»tot») siery industries in both cities would be to dis- through their twelve Democritus You stay just thirty days and one, gentlemen who moved tho Clinics had been the best-paid wage- tort the picture.... all your glorious work is done; sex in Britain, hand, a source When 'dollies' and the cables, throe Phone 3121 earners of their Oa the other You stay until the summer sun who and for over a century five out prizes that you've won. production assistants industry Shall bless the made signs to us like tlodftc FOR APPOINTMENT of six workers in the racecourse, had been women, The ten- But,May, too soon you pass away, men on a white BROOKE dency had been for the sons I'm sorry you can no longer stay; outside in the roadwaya hun. Hamilton: family emigrate"elss- Men Feel you must go some day, dred-foot high transinissio.- of the to Iknow that air, where in search of men's work, For sunny June is on the way, mast shot up into the ati« KINGSLEY CLINIC BOND while the girls stayed at home nouncing to all sundry im sorry now to see you go, was the and^quiet hour the principal bread- eo, go your that this Somerset. to become Vour "rlmeT It l-si to you'll come back just after the snows English TEA winners." Holding the purse- ehemlst today and as* for VI-lW But when the were at home __il. maw medical dieeoYery wort* Have all retreated from the groves, their friends, the ARMOURY strings as they did," said Pol- fast to stimulate your eland- acd receiving as. THE you feeryouafe., chilly no longer blow. Is lock, "they attained a degree, -O-T A. that When winds Fivnoh commentator muuitine- r all time*. Don't elve «» aad Pil, ill'- qiliet. .Hid ji.idoiU«ly. Rf,_ QatirgsV. earn of independence which women UvivV Vi .1, R. 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- Page Four THE BERMUDA RECORDER WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959. Mice Due for Soviet-Bloc Bermuda and The Hill I Chiefs Space Trip Drive on Colony of Virginia Meet in Nigeria Religion Aired (Uontinuea irom rage z) while written an urgent note George Tucker met a tall (By Robert C. Cowen in The Won't be Ousted They capsule, although without pas- to Bermudians, promising pro- striking 25-year-old widow if troy the latter or w-eaken it Christian Science Monitor) sengers. timing (Continued from Page 3) exchange for Randolph, wh< — But due to a visions in Frances Bland Heed Charter to the point of powerlessness CAMBRIDGE, Mass. The mechanism failure, Mr. Brooks and priests have resisted the powder. shortly became his bride. Hi would only lead to sure and first American "spaceman" to said, it was ejected over Spitz- attacks. Between 1945 and the Revolutionary drama proudly sent his family in Ber inescapable- _disaster." — bergen Arctic, The portraits _■ . »___ orbit the earth will be a in the instead end of 1958, more than 70 brought to Williamsburg one muda of himself anc IBADAN, Nigeria, May 10— Mr. Awolowo, as leader of of near Hawaii as planned, per popu- 8 te by mouse. "*' cent of the academic of history's fig- T Four hundred African chiefs the Action Group, is one of controversial '."dliamsburg, o h-paintei, Actually it will be a quar- and was lost. lation in East Germany fled ures, who was later to enact £ c ac\ in full regalia provided a live- the contenders for leadership J ai» tette of space mice, four white For a while, the satellite it- westward. But of the 8,000 an important role in Bermuda. D""* who P ted ly play of spectacle and colour in the future independent Ni- self to pastors, or than 1 shortt credit, or countryJ" mice now being groomed for seemed be lost, for only 76,— less The Dublin-born Scot, Henry «*^ at an annual conference of gena their adventurous job by a tracking stations had trouble per cent did so a fact which commanded 1"^"J| chiefs which ended here yes- Wearing a headpiece bead- team of Air Force biologists in finding it. Eventually, though, has won the admiration of As the Revolution neared terday. The berobed and be- ed heavily with coral, the res- California. it was spotted on 22 consecu- the local population. conclusion St. George Tucker jewelled dignitaries from all— pected Oni of Ife presided According to Representa- tive passes over the South On the other hand, the state to the ronM the lifetime of Awolowo, as incom- J« ecWe, am potion*- no* ereepln* tau these soft protons is short. Obafemi Premier "positions" remain «Sj iar.d S5,dM ta w eottrTWIs. Dr. Mellinkoff told of one of the western region and patible as they were four years TAB- Wile kidney rerme,*el»n*theni It can be detected largely by patient who had had 10(T at- HWtASi 2?*ta Mld* B,J PoteOM himself a chief, gave heart to ago. Or whether, on the Bet CTBTBa tfomlayobemlitonQu*r. its magnetic effects, if a probe tacks in eight years_but re- hand, a ■ mained Pretty in a the chiefs by telling them at other there is real w fcet now!In14 hoare you will tee!kettei is sent up while the particles well and Healthy be- Girls Truman Defends the society prospect that the third chap- are there. tween them. Cortisone, conference: "Our 1 still The best time the in western region is so in- ter of this story of attempts "_" Cysts* try day wonder against arthritis, Thriving Industry Foreign Aid the ft*- to would be a or so drug timately and inseparably wedd- to settle the "German prob- after a flare on the sun. is helpless against the symp- chieftaincy lem" happier end- toms, Dr. said. ed to the institu- can have a Sellikoff tion that any attempt to des- ing than the first two. Is diet at fault? Dr. Mellin- (Continued from Page 3. Former President Truman Congress May koff said there is no way of did not acquire for another advised 5 not I telling. Some patients tell him fifty years. They bought and to cut the foreign-aid pro- things they get attacks when they wore their own beautiful pro- gramme unless are so eat pickles. Others blame other ducts, and when Nottingham bad it cuts its own salaries. foods. The "guilty" foods became as well a centre of the And, said the President in make up a long list of indict- cosmetic industry, they learnt whose administration the for- IF IT IS ments, eign-aid_ programme__ was born: _i _s-__i _i_ " but there is no verdict, the use of make-up when else- ttr he said. Ido not think there is any where in Britain the art was need, known only to actresses to cut congressional sal- I Tells of False Lead and ladies of the wealthier class." aries or to scuttle the mutual Dr. Mellinkoff security programme We told of one It was true, said Pollock, .... false lead which cost can provide adequate funds for Printing him Job many that there had been a major- months of work. Delicate tests both." \v of the ity of women workers in the blood of the victims re- cotton we can satisfy you vealed the presence mills of in great too, but there it had often amounts of a substance called histidine. been necessary for the whole IF YOU WANT family to go out to work to When the blood of normal earn a living wage, whereas iu We deliver Farm-Fresh people was checked, the histi- the hosiery towns the stand- Magazines Booklets Pamphlets dine was there, but only at ard of wages and of humane Milk daily to your order. Very }ow levels. For a time industrial relations seemed in Calendars Billheads Letterheads the your researchers had hoped the general to have been half a Keep plenty on hand! Yes, child needs disease had something to do century ahead of the rest of Wedding Invitations Envelopes with the way in whieh the vic- Britain. The industry no longer tim's body chemistry handled depended Dunkley's Dairy Ledgers histidlne, entirely on wool,, but Tickets Posters Etc. had welcomed tBe new syn- I Then somebody got the idea thetic fibres and blended them Co,, Ltd. f>f cheeking the brood of Ar- to produce a combination of - VIROL menians and Jews who came beauty, utility and cheapness Pevonshire PLACE YOUR OBDE8 NOW WITH I from the Mediterranean area, which were winning markets your always bright energetic? AD particularly Scphardie Jews Abroad against formfHable ob- Call and enquire today, Bttt child is 10 and from Spain, It Increasing the for giving him Virol. This boundless turned out that stacles. The demand mow reason these people had high histi- for sports and 'leisure' clothes Phone 1310 energy can so easilysap his vitalityandretardhis growth dine levels in their blood and was one of the industry's main THE UNION PRINTERY unless he's given a goodfortifying food. There'snothing that this seems to be a racial hopes for the future, and from better than Virol for building up a child. Strengthening character. The scientists were what he had seen of its pro- Printers and Publishers ot The Bermuda Recorder back where they ducts at him. Nourishing him. Giving him those vital reserves started. a recent exhibition in Dr. Mellinkoff's co-authotf London he felt that the British Street, Hamilton Ushighactivitycandrawon.-- Put yourchild onViroltoday. in the presentation was hosiery industry Advertise ia The Bermuda Court m .. . Dr. and knitwear John S. Lawrence, lilxo tyt $fag had tiofli.tig t'n ft**? ifdifj foil1 r^mmlhug^^m^§gl n.d^i'isHf wf Paj_7tt*>i.l«' Wnpal.tfo" WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959. THE BERMUDA RECORDER Page Five The English Cricket Scene W. I. Premier Confident Federation — By Sydney Skilton > LONDON American cari- the genuine cricketer and a Will Not Fail caturists who so delight in necessary adjunct for anybodv -? portraying the English cricket who wants to talk cricket and .scene as a white flanneled "be topical about it. Wisden's (Continued from Page 1 character seated in a deck- ■ASPORTS comes up with its usual tradi- chair under an outstretched tional features involving guest of Lennox-Boyd at a umbrella gazing dolefully* at everything from school play luncheon. LeagueSecond Round Tomorrow Dusting Off The Sports ducks paddling" around the to obituary notices while Play- Senior West Indian and Bri- field would have been in their fair produces challenging and tish officials were also present. By STABILIZER element at the outset of the controversial articles plus an He later met leaders of West MORE BIG SCORING 1959 Indian organizations in Lou- St. George's might beat season. extremely useful and knowl- Bailey's Bay Jtfhiors. don. PREDICTED Hamil- thi It is true things improved edgeable"Who's Who in 1950." ton Parish bye The cricket fever is really on in real earnest for .Sir Grantley's talks with have a League after the first clay and we have Wisden's is a 1,010 page publi- — tomorrow. season. They got their start when the got under had cation condensing a century's British leaders including a way last Thursday with some sensational batting and some entertaining inter- meeting with the Prime Min- The second round of the ludes between the cricket history and Playfair — Isles League Movng westward to Somer- . Two players from the Eastern division made . showers. ister, Harold Macinillan Somers Cricket set, the SCC should But that first day contributes an astonishing way also take centuries iu fast time, and one player from the Western wasjvhat are believed to have been cen- «,ets under tomorrow points from the Western we have to amount of meaty stuff within more heavy- Stars, division took five for five runs. There were other come describe as a tred on such questions as fin- afternoon and although it might good with lulu. The Indian tourists would its 17G leaves. Which" all helps scoring is predicted from alt be harder feats with the, bat and one or two good efforts ance, a West Indies Customs than they think. YSMC and Former Cup Wilfred Wilson, open- have required boats to to explain why the big^ boy- quarters. Last week two cen- the ball. Match player, get Union and freedom of migra- the Police could go league of them to the at costs 16 shillings to buy and were one either ed his season with a good batting performance Arundel tion between the islands. turies hit and bowl- way. Neither have team, where they the little one a mere six. ing been im- sixty-five runs. He plays on the same Devonshire, were due to plav feat of unusual brilliance pressive so far this Club, In the Duke Technical Help registered a player, season. Recreation as George Francis who scored 113. of Norfolk's XI. Among Wisden s regular was when Warwick and Willow Cuts captain. made 104 for At Oxford the freshmen's of Somerset CC took fact Wilson is the Robert Edwards trial features is the prestige one of It is also believed that the Proctor will create some excitement Bailey's Bay, playing against Bailey's Bay was abandoned and at Cam- 5 wickets for 5 runs. the Colts. the five cricketers of the year. West Indian Prime Minister and Southampton may run at Somerset, bridge less than 10 Playing for the Somerset Cricket Club minutes It is the .ambition of every has stressed the federation's The biggest attraction in into great trouble with Som- play was possible when Bunkers Bean scored 69 against the YMSC. cham- first-class cricketer to be cited need of technical help to ex- the Wesern division will erset Bridge. The full sche- Somers for pion county Surrey was wash- be The teams in the Isles League are all set in this once-in-a-lifetime list. pand its industry and also its the Cleveland County eiir dule is as follows. some really hot competition this season. Cleveland County ed out by the tide.Those open- The distinction is tantamount agriculture, forestry fish- ing and counter with Devonshire Rec- — will try hard to keep the Leagueshield they won last year, days were very much pa- to being accepted into the Eastern CCCC vs DRC; vilion days, time rag reation Club. Flatt's and GCC BBJr.; when they beat The Social Club in the final at the DRC for solilo- game's Hall of Fame. The five Manchester Pond Stars St. vs HPWC vs quizing, reminiscing and chat- The Liberal Hill should be Bye; BBCC vs St. David's; field. for this year, or last year to a comment on Sir good. It will be Stars first played last week the field- ting on this and that. And in Guardian in FVCC vs PHS. In some of the matches be precise because, it is on the Grantley, said: league game. They didn't ing was not up to its high standard._Some catches most eases this and that meant usual preceding year's achievements play last week because of field Western — SCC vs WSSC; were dropped, but good ones w-ere held, but on the whole the two newly arrived cricket the awards are made, go to "Sir Grantley continues to annual maintain his self-imposecT si- difficulties. St. David's should YMSC vs Police; WWC vs it is not supposed to have been very high. handbooks. Herbert Jackson, Arthur Mil- take care of Bailey's Bay and lence about the talks lie lias WC; 'Sth. Rang, vs SBRC. Young players who will have to be watched more The big one, Wisden's Al- ton, Roy Marshall, John Reid than ever this season, also played creditably well last manack, was and Derek Shackleton. This is been having this weel% at the making its 96th agreeable Thursday in their opening league games. Winslow Place appearance to a quintette with which few Colonial Office. An and has come man, he of the YMSC made some good runs against Somerset. He be as essential a part of cric- choose to quarrel and even and humorous is that bird — a politician who Big Scoring Sunday Cricket; was the only man to stand up to the Somerset attack. ket equipment as the cric- fewer choose to try and bet- rare in Neville Roberts scored well before he went down. keteers' bag ter. avoids Press conferences. He carrier itself. The at The Lightbournes of the Southampton Rangers more slender one. the Play- is willing to meet the^Press SCC, The merit of the selection m of his week's work DRC and PHS Win made themselves at home against the Police. They had fair Cricket Annual is a mere the end run, probably game that it embraces so many fea- not them on the and would have won the junior. 12 years old, but fresh but before. not stopped. tures. Two of them, Reid and easily had rain forced the m game tobe The and vigorous and conveniently Marshall, both "When he appeared on tele- G. FRANCIS GETS 98— OUT when it came their turn to Police with Buck Woods, former Cup Match star at the saeed brilliant bats- for the blazer pocket. men, represent the oversea vision the other night he—made bat. Quinton Stovell made helm as captain of the Police,had lost six of their wickets element as they hail from New the same stipulation no 45 of those runs. Seven Social when the match came to a sudden end. Same High Standard — There were some big totals Club were Zealand and West Indies res- polities with rather happy- and fairly big individual players out before Tomorrow the second round of the competition will Tins year both of them are pectively; them, results. cither of them scored a run. be played, and the fans should see some more very good again high two of Mar- scoring in the cricket matches of the standard shall again and Shackleton, "Asked if there was anyone It was a procession. Perot of cricket by the teams. Some good games are listed for that stakes them a must for played last Sunday. Winning the represent Hampshire, the most he especially envied or ad- teams were, DRC took 8 YMSC wickets conclusion, and they are sure to provide much excitement the Somerset for only a few runs. It was the improved English county; two mired, he answered swiftly Cricket CIub, Devonshire lj§r the players as well as the onlookers. of them, again and 'yes— Stoddart.' best bowling performance of Shackleton Recreation Club and the Pond the day. Jackson, represent the best "This baffling reference has Hill Stars. These matches bowlers of the year; and two Pond Hill Stars won their now been sorted out by an of- were all friendlies and not fourth straight game on Sun- of them Jackson again and ficial at the West Indies of- league games. The Somers FOR Milton, represent the cross sec- day when they got the best of WHY DO WE ALWAYS ASK FOR fice here. Stoddart was not, as Isles does not play league the Workman's Club tion of the cricket community, Sundays. Warwick might be supported, some pio- cricket on " * r. . a . . i i . whom they- beat by 147 runs. REAL BEER ranging from veteran vintage neer statesman of the Carib- Somerset beat the Flatt's to prime maturity. Stars hit 2*26 for 8 wickets and bean, but the wicket-keeper of Victoria Cricket Club by 151 Warwick replied with 79. The England team runs at Somerset. The home Ask for Decisive Summer? the touring that 147 run victory for the Stars is visited Barbados in 1895 and a team batted first and shot up of the highest marginal vic- Playfair's most challenging schoolboy hero of the young the handsome total of 231. tories ths season. Case Ford KIST? ST.PAULIGIRL article is one by editor Gordon Grantley Adams," Flatt's replied with 80 ebbs, hit gO runs for the winners. its so good Ross. He says what many peo- T|iey fell down badly after JJorgan got_____4fj. __ __ BECAUSE IT IS GOOD TO THE LAST DROP . 0__ _.__ .. TV I -1 . ple are thinking in his open- the firs.t two wickets weqt. St. David's had to be satis- ing paragraph which states, Dennis Wainwright and Ray- against the throughout fied with a draw Available with apprehension. C-ncket, nor held the §omer$et bowl- Western Stars at St. Bjavid's. the Island "Cricket in England faces a that is professional cricket, is ing at Bay before they fell. They scored 220 for 7 wickets. Popular Price most decisive summer; many immensely After that it was a continuous and from game losing in popular- Cal Richardson got 43 off tho of us who love the and ity; deny the mark- walk in ami out. High scoring bowling but Romeo Pit- usually spirit one catmot batsmen Stars ttt'6 filled with a ed dpplme in attendances!,..." fOf tiVG ware Oarl char bettered that with 56. 6d f per Bottle GOSLING'S of joyous euthusiasm as sprint? Bw&n and Austin Hughes. George ftyer captured 4 St, awakes, arp \\o\f looting ahesd Now mtwy people have ufa- Swfltt hit the bowling tot 11, Deposit similarly be- innings, Davids wiokets for a2 n.»s Plus Box And Bottle ed and written lt was a polished then tdok the bat and scored fore. Idid lo in this column Hughes played well for his score, out. years Ago thai*highest .1not half ft down and so 64. &00 declared at 231 fof 8 This wasmore thanhalf of the didRonald Stead when he was wickets. 0. Stowe and Alfred Bassett Son If Stars total because they were John G. & author twenty years ago. Hall each took two wickets. 80 for 4 when stumps were Dial 3166. you care to go back in Wis- Stowe for 72 and Hall for 42. St. David's Hall you drawn. For For a FIRST CLASS Selection den's would also find the For Somerset Hughes got took 3 for 11runs. same thing time and time again 3 for 12, Timmy Edwards 2 since England lost its first for 8, were the leading of Delightful Wines Test match against Australia bowlers. in 1882. Cricket, i.e." spectator George Francis againhit the TRY cricket, has been on its way big runs for DRC, this time out for years and years yet, against YMSC. He made 98 like the tide, it keeps coming and was unfortunate not to again. reach his century. DRC made 203 for 8 wickets. This time Comics But also like the tide it can Comics K.W.V. be seriously affected by under- Francis hit 12 fours and three currents. In recent years those six's in his innings. Social undercurrents have been ap- Club could only muster 70 EVERY SATURDAY Dinner Sherry 5/- preciably stirred and acceler- ated, notably by television. Corommoi-T'oiT Wine ... 5/6 This social phenomenon plus SENSATIONAL NEW RECORDER COMIC Cape Dry Red 5/- the extremely poor weather THE. explains last year's low level .TASTE SECTION Cape Dry White 5/- attendance aggregate of 982,- DIFFERENCE! 820 at the county,games. In Containing 1947 it totalled 2,200,910. How to get back those lost millions AT TOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD RETAILER j is cricket's big problem. 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JNixon urges Scotland iara UIN KUtiKlS UIN Takes Over in Churchmen Bermuda Murder Probe Classihed Advertisements_____ JAMAICA'S PROGRESS To Fight Bias iv i_.ommueu. irom rage ±, MISCU1__L_A._N HsuUB iiain.uujkai.ts WHiAltliM, AxffAKH-L uixujijj _\iviiui\», j\ew agriculture, mere is need ioi li/ouiinuea irom rage l) who cieanea my vara, ior mis- York — train themselves for person whoever he is, is cer- — — United Nation's Sec- the utilization of cultivable skilled — — UKEioarjO mew sanipmeiu, oumcitiat.i Ux-ot- d±u«.-__ retary General, Dag Ilam- now idle, use xooiea irom \xra land and better uxr xs nana T^h vnn t not striking at places __t i_.i_r. t?«.,/i«i«i, marskjoeld nenny Uisston saws, an said in a report of farmlands," the 36-page ii. rninp nanaoipn, presi- where six grown sons are." finest Bermuda Cedar, in all Maria's, o;i n_.*«*v\it__ for are now in at circulated here . arte hnvMnw r...ll recently that document__ adds.— ' j: now can ____-._ dent of the International -Dermuuiaus, ever, types, also pointing and plas- varieties. John Davis Cedar King Street. "generous legisla- r . 1 Brotherhood heart in the fact that incentive in a section on social condi- of Sleeping Car t£ke tering trowels. Shop, Somerset. tion" by Jamaica's Govern- I'orters, directed much of his Det. Supt. Baker and col- tions, Ilammarskjoeld report- ment had produced "ever- eu inert no iHAur.mui_jj_.Lbr,s: inis an miiioriiy appeal league ii to many are both veterans. .„_._1 _Ho«__v_i_ of the nation's increasing annual rate of in- unions, which he said must Neither of them has lost a Store can give 'Bridal Service proDiems or social uiscriun- U. w. nii.ou(i as tu. vv. vestment"in the Island. Jamaica, _. nAmnlnta liof nf ITnll*'; to ml. „ .1 _____ nation" in and that They a ...... all future brides. Come in a also be convinced to end dis- murderer yet. have carry a complete nsi oi nans nAr.-x-.x-j . . over and look at our catalogue me document, summarizing women had the same status as criminatory practices and 100 per cent record of Distemper, Bergertex, Cement new economic, ,t policies. Victoria Stireet, Hamilton. social and educa- men. 30 years. Paint,Calcarium Water Paints, ..mi tional developments in Jamai- ine lniroauetion oi me Varnishes and Rubber Bas-. Amounts irom iiuu to zivw ca, at same noted an in.Ajn.xxiA the time and Parliament Street. sa: nave you visited Ministerial system in 1953 Paints. for investment. Interest 7%. this store where everything is "uncomfortable gap iu the the cabinet system in 1957 has balance of payments." quarterly payments of excellent quality, and rea- *T^__ lifpcr.f i_i»__rl.i/i provided for more effective Prompt 4 o vice i.i Bermuda Tourist Bureau, sonably priced for your, whole xo eneet a rise in produc- participation by the inhabit- family? do today. tion corresponding to the in- ants in the government of the — J i:«« Tf not so m/%t_»XT XlTl.^1 «... nn i.. i:j crease in population is one oi luni. \\ noiesaie ueaiiug Long Bay Lane, Somerset. territory," the report said. High Class Ice Cream, Sher- the main problems with which berts, Frost Sticks and Pop- the territory has been strugg- jjaDoui rHuruuKAmi ling during the past decade," sides, etc. Prompt and Satis- ine poncy oi_ encouraging factory Service. Phone 3364. vurs,a rout, uvuruns the report said. negotiation Gfe^rr-^rSoSS "> _!■ /_■_■* 1 1II C_ in. Ill free between man- T — _-' iifTli£i v.. I 1 tilt! : *A7A-T«_5 __i __-. *■* ine mainspring oi tne in- plus tree mailing service ai. agement and labour through ,.*'.,-,. j-ix.. A.riijXii bxuxsxud,uornei dustrial programme lies in the tl...... x,tt..n __,.«o... -.of.,_..,. .-..I, „,,_! nn„~t uieir - m., o+<_ oi./, ways obtainable from Ber- respective organization* lUb i»d» auu violin ois., are generous incentive legislation GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. Dl.Kia.UxJx- 1UJ3AUUU UU1W muda Tourist .Bureau, Reid had been well established and Tl A WIT XIT_ 1 t-xx.A open Mondays through Thurs- which was extended and fur. jf Street, or by writing to P. O. a "trend towards more stable ax.x. we produce nanu- days until 6.00 p.m. Saturdays ther amplified during 1956," made cigars, better known as — — Box 28, Hamilton. Call or relations between employers evenings only. Phone 2962 write for yours now. Hammarsjoeld reported. Bermuda Londrcs. Cigars oi "If tiac annaronl]\r ....!»_ and employees" had developed. Applications are invited tor the post 01 ru&i- if no answer, phone 2088. it lias apparently on- any cigar made to order. wages nau reacueu ine size vinced many investors of the MAN, Bailey's Bay District. Friswell's Hill,Pembroke East. highest level known in Ja- _UU VJ_i XJKlfiJU XIlJEi RMl sincerity of the Government's Phone 1633. Vuaiiii;XJ-iJJ rJciuxuvrJKArn- maica. The trade union move-

ai-.i declaration that industrializa- so oonus 1?_<1fn- all l.-not nf J,.lie Now try the best. Cope's Foot gained Salary at the rate of £o00 per annum puis /0 iiAa ior an types oi jods are ment had stature and ball Pools Bermuda Tour tion is one of its chief aims. the influence of its leaders rniforms and Bicycle are provided. available at Dowling'sPortrait c/o The island has seen an ever- UHf-i V. UOie- WAKKlXNtriUIN Studio, on Burnaby St. Phone ist J.ureau, neiu ouet_i had extended into the commu- _1_ __? T.._ /-...,-_.-_- n.t.l Clwrr. increasing annual rate of in- Applk-ants should apply to tne uoiomai rwuww .sale ot ice cream auu ouer- 4104, between 5.00—7.30 p.m. — nity. £6,200,00C rt vmrvAni .,a( O *V»_"vo4- — vestment from TMi Ail ____M immediately. bert; also Ice in 50 lb. blocks for guaranteed satisfaction. 1951, ine report noteu a most en- throughout the Is- in 1948*o £11,400,000 in couraging decrease in crime delivered estimate amount ot land. Warren Simmons, Prop and an and of the prison population. Postmaster rersonal and social over £25 million in 1956. On tlna linoltli ciilo it c_ii.l _ T __i -__«1 T_*_--/_l__i_iv»_in 1 on tne neaitn sine, said A/Colonial Phone 8134 and 8196. HxxxAxJ-iO rxuxuj.vj__.-3 in xueu rni_ 1, it — Tne industrial' ueveiopweii' that the limiting factor in the ijenerai rost uan n a in ia i euvironineiiis on rn Corporation, established in Hamilton. — home. Call 4104 or 1448, Dow .Leaving tne uoiony extension of hospital service, (j-USBU-M M&l-IWx--. auio- day last for a trip to Rhode 1952, has also helped to de- 9th May, 1959. ling's Portrait Studio Home active, was the number of qualified cycle Spray Painting, Sign Island, was Mr. John Fernan- velop industry. The personnel available which was Street, Service Dept. processing and manufacturing Painting, Court Ham- dezs of Hamilton." " "still below the required ilton. W. Gibson, Proprietor. a industries have had the great- level." tr_: _:____ oi on the economy." Phone Miss Kuth urangman est effect + 5802. „ ...4- ..,,l',,t.i.n/l "! mi- ...... n university juki_;ssmaj_vii>ib Pembroke left on Saturday TJae report reierred io u for a vacation in Toronto. sharp rise in the tourist trad" ine report rererred to tne THE BLAC-iBfflnas onur .me which it categorized as "one high standard of training in DEPARTMENT OF AGRKJULTUKL by Owned and operated Al- IaO S- IXlJ-i UJCn XJTvAXi JL# K JJr. jfurman r. rorunaiii. of the territory's major in- the medical faculty at the (Artie) Black King MAVTun i xt"..*: at pheaus Notion Shop dustries." University College, Mom. MAKING and the noted musicologist from *»rt*-wi_r11ir + li 111. - Street, Hamilton is always at fTI x-*. .-. Ti.ct_ilil_ttV.n_t.nl nf tlio T~».t Ladies Dress, Children's cloth New York, arrived here over Turning to tne rapioiy in- i__staDiisnment oi tne im. your Service. ing, Alterations, Darning, etc.. the week end for a vacation. creasing local demand for con- versity College was "one oi ine ioue trees are avaiiaoie — >wing Citrus Dry Cleaning Pressing He was given an enthusiastie sumer goods and higher qual- the most important" develop- Phone 847»- Manchester St., many ity, more nutritive foods, the ments in Jamaica, it said. reception by of his _. ' + at 10A each: ATU-.HT1UM -.-.-A x-Mll. I.in.ai/.o 1 i» _■i_.- c* a. ■:11 l -i i ii «-_ i1 r___. *' s rress mrar.es. Somerset. former students who attended report said that the growing- Jamaica continued xj-iJKo: i.ring your nranin Music Workshop tourist industry had also in- to "exert a great deal of in- lyonnora. at Millicent'B, to have them fin a successful l.KAft-VKVn ...... he organized during his last creased this demand. fluence In shaping public ished, such as putting on rib- ..>n.. ...„,.4 ii...... 11..,ii... to cpionion," report Mcuarty trip nbout four yentt. ago. "To meet this eftttiwnge w the said. '!!.'" bon, button boles made, but- AUTULICL.*. KcirAina Glen Red tons sewn on, steamed and pressed at reasonable rates. HASH.- WH.BOH B AutOoycii

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I-asI »n...l rtrti i fl IO t. s.A\c---r.c f\.\ niieu,I FIRST, BENN oetl mattresses, cotton ARTHUR ALL .(>/- and 40/-. Reid St. Phone MASSEUR. Stop in today au.i tor 1273. get a mass«_g» or treatment foi ailments. L"__- - Hour 9 a.m. to — 8 p.m. Kitg Ktreet, Hamilton UJnSIUNL. s interest in spiritualheal- AxXtao xxx-x-uxx rftttiiuun Phone 1159. Ioday growing _*____ .1 1-T -.A rt _, inghas naturally caused many to wonder open every oay, except j_xoii- what Christian Science is andhowitheals. day's,, Woodlands Road. Phone JtJAKIStiK M_iKVH_.fi TOMORROW thru Saturday, May 16th Here s a hne opportunity to gain nrstnana mtor- VISIT Ttil. WB-i-WBl- JDUUS religion — ra.vx a txAimUtix. anvr win this which teaches that the _._ :_._ £_-..-. mation -A E no about STORE, Dundonald Streot o.uo spiritual laws of God can be understoodand applied De at your service irom kind, Account Books of all torts to 10.00 p.m. Mondays, Wed- to human problems of every-- - — ** nesday's Fridays, on Sat- v i.-_n.. -■ - etc. _._._- t~- k«-.. and .X. School Books HALL You are cordially invitedto near tor yourseit now HAMILTON urdays, 12 Noon to 10.00 p.m. prayer,basedon spiritualunderstandingofCod,heals Acadia Block, Brunswick St. y.w Adults: u- unuaren: mi. sickness,as wellas sin andlimitation. in!., hxjuxj uu. Axng street 11.uu a.m. to p.m. Seed Potatoes, Vegetable and mU-JJ-iJ-.. x_i_.nr.i_K, snvr, we flannow to anena tats tree lecture oy Flower Seed, Fertilize" and give the efficient service tha: Insecticide. Dial 3158. is .required at all times. Come IN AID U_h ELBERTR.SLAUGHTER,C.S., ot Dallas,Texas in today. Hours 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Prop. Sinclair Taylor, Assist, ntemver oi (no uuaru ui i^t iiur.. mp ui iik noinci «_..u.t.>, -x--x.x.ix--x riAuua. Ine ant Joey Btown. Parliament CHILDREN 1.1,. !_' _..„:... :,.._ HANDICAPPED The First Church of Christ, Scitntitt, in Rcttcn, Mattn.hut-U. ..I .ii _ A.ifr iufairamny unnsimas gin, Street, Hamilton today's price £170 delivered. Phone 1488 to J. W. R. Pod- jjuuk "CHKI5IIAN JSUfcNUi: well, after 5.30 p.m. SHUti OJ-iUVi^Ji STAL.L.23 liALUKl. UAMHiS nuggQ " ks J__xpia inon oz tne .Business ot Living RAFFLES GALOKE .... W1JN A UAK UK A JJUAT! — THE WABH1I.UXUH I4AIU- xne jjouDic Act- Has an olli- oaV p.m, Saturday, May 16th ing Waterless Hand Cleaner, SHOE REPAIR. HUT IHKiS, MliNEKALS, 1VE VKEAJM enriched \y|thLanolin. cient staff to service your re- Sold ai pairs at all times. Reid Johen- all leading stores. Wm. E. R AJNJJ WESLEY METtlUUiST CHUKLH MALL Joeil & Company, Porrouda boo,Prop. Ageuts. vnvrea sweet, Hamilton Tel 1178. BHO*. B» IUPERLATIVE WILL HE SERVED EAUH PAY PAIR ISO? Sinclair Fraocw LUNCHES Manager first class Shoe Re IN THE CAFE If this is your first Christian Science lecture, ask any All Orders Givtr FAIR rLUUfgS fairing. $tre*j usher at thedoor for a reserved seat Allare welcome. rompt Attention. Court Hamilton. uiriMiflfl oetens. ittwttian tor me pui>i«r, mey ate tree. uennoa* rum uruuxura, «_«___ Tk-w ."«_. AA-B _.>_._# _J_. >__jf_-_C4-_f_<.a «*_» tf-.Lt___. «M_4 t'iWi muvj gggm mmm uvur. wwm wmmmmmmm_ hi mammaj gggm yvu mm Established 1927. Surfacing BERMUDA BROS GJ.IHiy— xl.n^x WHOLE \-x.. -_._ _._....._ -.-..._. -_. THE tux obligateyourself in any way by BRING FAMILY attending^^^^^^M and refinishing of wood, con- iou ean nave your suoes re- crete and asphalt floors. paired while you wait. Prop, Toell, corner ■fcmjj^ William.E. R. Manager, Conrad Henry, Court __■ hi t. Ho**. UM. iZ «...< i'htiri.h