LIGHTINGUP TIME 6.17 pain. Yesterday's Weather Maximum temperature 71.5 Minimum temperature '. 65.5 Sunshine 7J hours Tide Table Fer January Rainfall 18 inches Date High Water Low Water Sun- Sun- A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. rise set 26 10=39 11.59 4.22 5.00 7.19 5 47 27 11.18 1144 5.07 5.36 7.18 5.48 ffilj.*

VOL 31 — NO. 22. HAMILTON, BERMUDA FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1951 6D PER COPY Fate Of Britain's "Z" Men Undecided

Naval Force Shells Inchon As Signs LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter). — One other important topic be­ Commons on Monday. Deputy The Cabinet is expected to make lieved discussed by the Cabinet Prime Minister Morrison made a definite statement on Britain's today was the future of Britain's the announcement today after the rearmament and military call-up 4,000,000 "Z" men — reservists Cabinet had met to study the plans before General Eisenhower who fought in the Second World effects of the expanded pro­ reports to Congress next Thursday War. gramme on the national economy Of Chinese 'Withdrawal" Multiply on the state of the Atlantic The Government has indicated and to discuss how far to go in nation's defences, observers here it intends to call up the "_." men calling up reserves for the forces. .aid today. . for training. But it has not stated The Cabinet met again in the TOKYO, Jan. 25 (Reuter). — A Tbey said General Eisenhower how many it wiU mobilize or evening but final decisions prob­ United Nations naval force tonight should be familiar with Britain's when they will be called up. ably will not be taken until the heavily shelled Inchon, seaport of "lacs so he could include them Parliamentary quarters are Cabinet meets again on Monday Seoul where General MacArthur n bis report.' worried about the Cabinet's con­ morning. threw In his vast seaborne in­ This was disclosed after the tinued silence on the "Z" plan —. vasion last September to split and Cabinet conferred this morning which informed sources say may In the meantime Mr. Attlee is to crush the Communists' summer with armed service chiefs. for a start involve about 100,000 deliver an important speech to­ offensive. Observers said Britain's new men now in civil jobs. morrow night calling upon tbe No details were available here rearmament programme would Judging from public reaction nation to make further sacrifices of any supporting ground action. stress production rather than expressed in letters to newspapers and explaining the need for , South of Seoul, U.N. armoured manpower, and considerable em­ and in Parliamentary discussion, greater expenditure on defence. » land patrols probed up to 25 miles phasis will be placed on air there is a widespread feeling that He will not, however, disclose into no-man's-land without en­ strength. if there is any training call-up, details of the Government's plan. countering Communist resistance. They reported negotiations it should affect only those men Mr. Aneurin Bevan, wbo has just Canadian and other Common­ were in progress to obtain U.S. who were not in uniform during moved from the Health Ministry wealth warships were known to be designed Sabre jet fighters. Their tbe war. to the Labour Ministry, is to taking part in the attack on air frames are made in Canada deliver a radio address to the nation on Saturday night As one Inchon. and tbeir engines in the U.S. Special to The New York Times The port, which .lies 20 miles Just how many Britain would and The Royal Gazette who opposed heavy spending on from Seoul on Korea's west coast, :et would depend on American LONDON — The Labour Gov­ armament, his speech will receive was evacuated by U.N. forces on equirements and the progress of ernment will lay its blueprint for considerable attention. January 4 when overwhelming ighting in Korea. rearmament before the House of Con inu d on Page 14 Communist armies threatened to envelop the U.N. defence line. Chinese and North Korean troops have held it since. BEVWTS CONDITION IS I BURNS' NIGHT DINNERS DISTRICT NURSES MADE During the past 24 hours aggres­ sive UJf. patrols pushed between MUCBjMPROVED HELD AT SURF OUB OVER 40,000 VISITS 10 and 25 miles forward from their positions along a 70-mile front, yet Communist forces showed Growing Sacculation As To j 200 Attend Caledonian Details Given At Annual little or no inclination to fight. m "EXTENSIVE PATROLLING" Who Would Replace Him Society's Annual Event Meeting At Southampton An Eighth Army communique tonight spoke of "extensive pat- (Special t" Th" New Y^rk Times "Rabbie" Burns, Scotland's During last year the 12 nurses .- and The Royal Gazette) national bard, was toasted with of Bermuda's Welfare Society rolling" along the whole front but LONDON, Jan. 25.— The condi- made no mention of a battle re­ fervour and pride at the annua' made 40,112 visits — an increase 'ion of Britain's Foreign Secretary, Burns' Dinner held under the aus­ of over 7,000 on the figures for tbe ported in the Yongwol area this Mr. Bevin, who is suffering from afternoon between a UJf. division pices of the Bermuda Caledonian previous two years. pneumonia, was described today Society at the Elbow Beach Surf and a large force of North Koreans as serious but not critical. The Motorisation of the nurses Club last night. Tbe'Immortal through the purchase of motor A front line report earlier said slight improvement noticed after Memory* was proposed by the Rev. the UJI. force was "decimating" bis treatment with aureomyein cars by the different branches or Eric M. Rule, the society's chap­ vestries was given as one reason the Northerners wbo bad been yesterday was'maintained and to­ lain. surrounded yesterday southwest night a "decided, improvement" for the increase. That same of Yongwol. was reported. A large gathering, numbering motorisation also brought about Yongwol is in the eastern approximately 200, rose to its feet a great improvement in the • i • sector, 30 miles south-east of Mr. Bevin, who is in bed at his I as the society's piper, Mr. Tommy nurses' own health. official residence, is visited every Wonju, key road and rail junction Aitchison, replendent in Highland This information was given to which was the scene of bitter four hours by his physician, Sab* evening dress, skirled the Gov­ Alexander McCall. He fell vic­ members of the Southampton fighting in the past fortnight ernor, Sir Alexander Hood, to his branch of the Welfare Society at "/•' Wonju is occupied by U.N. troops tim to the influenza epidemic two seat at the principal table. Tbe days ago and yesterday was stated the branch's 24th annual meet­ - after changing hands several stirring rhythm of "The Road to ing at the parish vestry rooms last times. to be suffering from a patch of the Isles" provided a musical pneumonia on one lung. The 69- night. UJf. air observers wported that I background for the setting of tar­ Stressed at the meeting was tbe civilians were digging an en­ year-ohf Foreign Secretary's i tan bows and sashes worn by the , Photo—Wright's Studio health has been failing rapidly in j ladies and the occasional kilt of co-operation between the various trenchment on a hilt three miles the last two. years and there is a welfare societies in Bermuda. Tbe south of Kutnyangjangni. Amer­ to the public wharf at Bailey's Bay yesterday afternoon, with the the men. Southampton branch had as its ican fighters strafed, rocketed and | This 12-ton crane proved too heavy for the road leading fear that his heart, which has been results depicted. (Story elsewhere on this page.) greatly weakened by over-work i The air was again filled with the speakers at the meeting Lady dropped napalm bombs on Com­ Hall, who appealed for funds and munist troops hiding in woods I A sound described as like and the strain of the times, may ranting of the pipes as tbe haggis, | thunder or an explosion, followed not withstand his latest illness. that "great chieftain of the pud­ members for the Lady Cubitt eight miles north of the town. Windscreen Ornaments Compassionate Association, and by a tremor which shook several A Foreign Office spokesman, ding race," entered the dining hall DIG DEFENCE POSITIONS houses, was the first indication borne aloft by a white-coated chef. the Rev. Keith Harman, who was commenting on Mr. Bevin's condi­ kept busy signing up new mem­ More than 3,000 Chinese and Truman Is For Naming Bailey's Bay residents had yester­ Are Now Forbidden tion, said he is "seriously ill," but Proudly Mr. Aitchison, followed North Korean troops were repor­ day afternoon that a 12-ton crane by Mr. Andrew Smith, who bers for Bermuda's branch of the added: "The word 'serious' is used Red Cross. ted in positions 11 miles north- j had broken through the roadway , Plastic birds that bob up and because for a man of Mr. Bevin's addressed the haggis in Burns's west of Yoju. They were digging leading to the public wbarf and j down as ornaments on tbe wind­ age pneumonia is a serious state everlasting lines ("Fair Fa ye Mrs. M. Sully, chairman of the defence positions and using horses Aggressor As Such I toppled over the retaining wall to screens of many of the Colony's of affairs. He is not dangerously honest sonsie face. Great Chieftain branch, was unable to attend as and camels to carry food and a beach below. Nobody was cars and taxis will now have to cr critically ill." o' the puddin' race) circled the she was home in bed suffering ammunition. | injured. be removed—by order. ball and marched to the head from influenza. The Rev. R. O. Large Communist forces were WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 (Reu­ In the House of Commons Mr. table. Walker presided at the meeting. ter).—President Truman tonight The driver of the die sel-driven, A Government notice published Churchill asked for information again reported roaming mountain RESCUERS TOIL AMONG caterpillar crane, ' Mr. George today prohibits the use of the about the health of the Foreign Proposing the 'Immortal MRS. Merrill Bell, the secretary, areas behind the U.N. front line issued a statement on United Sewell, was already out of tbe Memory' Mr. Rule pleaded_"please reported that last year Southam- States, efforts at the United "bird ornaments" and similar Secretary, "for whose recovery we but there were no reports of any GRAVES OF 4,000 j crane's cab because it had com- articles on windscreens. are all so much concerned." The please do not call Burns, Bobbie. Don's Nurse Temby had made attacks on the main supply routes Nations to brand Communist menced to settle down in its tracks deputy Premier, Mr. Morrison, His name may possibly be Rab or 2,688 visits, of which 1,483 were to the south China an aggressor. The Transport Control Board general cases, 54 surgery and 327 several minutes before. considers that the articles sub­ replied that Mr. Bevin's condition Rabbie, or Rob or Robbie if thel American fighters and light He said he believed "in calling Keyed For Warning Of New j had "somewhat improved." tongue cannot achieve that, but casual. A total of 220 babies had bombers flew 500 sorties, with | an aggressor an aggressor." The road, which was judged j stantially obstruct drivers' views attended the clinic, while 180 chil­ solid, was actually revealed by the During Mr. Bevin's illness the never Bobbie. That is the com- Continued oa Page IS "Each member of tbe United of oncoming traffic and a new plete and absolute howler; he is a dren had been treated at school. Eruption By Volcano breakaway to be built upon a i regulation has been drafted to Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee, is Nations must make its own de­ sandbank about five feet deep, Continued aa Pace S Continued aa Page 7 cision on this issue For my part, make their use an offence. virtually but not technically, in PORT MORESBY, New Guinea, with only about nine Inches of tar charge of foreign affairs. An TRY TO EXPLAIN KOREAN I believe in calling an aggressor surface and red earth at the top. A spokesman for the Board said an aggressor," he said. Jan, 25 (Reuter)—Rescue workers that the use of the decorations office is technically taken oven stayed heroically at a grim job to­ Mr. John Bourne said that tbe seemed to "fluctuate." At various when a.minister it unable to sign WAR "STALEMATE" "The question of what can and day toiling in the jungle grave of j crane, which he recently pur­ submissions to the King, as in the should be done about aggression times the iraily-coloured little 4,000 people around Mount Lam­ chased, had passed through three birds seemed to be all the vogue. case of Mr. Patrick Gordon-! in Korea, of course, must be dis­ transactions, the first of which was Walker, Secretary for Common­ Australian Crisis From LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter).- ington volcano. "It seemed to be a problem to The mysterious stalemate in the j cussed with all other friendly purchase by a local firm from the wealth Affairs, who is in South j nations. They had been warned the Dockyard, then on to a Mr. Till, deal with them and it was decided Africa. Mr. Attlee has taken over war in Korea may mean the blasted peak might erupt again Chinese want to create a cease­ "Obviously this is no time far from whom he bought it for oper- that tbe best thing to do would be Mr. Gordon-Walker's responsib­ rash or unwise action. This is a | before the week-end. Mass a tion in quarry work. It was to to draft this law which will give ilities technically. However, Mr. fire without actually saying so, I evacuation has been ordered. Red-Inspired Strikes time for clear thinking and firm­ be used to erect steel bins to hold the police power to deal with tbe Bevin can still sign official docu­ military sources said here today. Only relief workers stayed to | La test o f f i c 1" a 1 information ness. crushed stone. matter," said the spokesman. ments if necessary. "Let me stress again that tbe keep searching for bodies and Two weeks had been spent in Another Government notice Mr. {Shinwell is another victim reaching here from the front in- i burying the dead. CANBERRA, Australia, Jan. t, dicated no Chinese attack seems American resolution contains— as preparing for the , transportation published today bans the use of of the influenza epidemic. His NEED FOR REGISTER OF 25 (Reuter).—Acting Prime Min­ 'likely for at least a week. United all our proposals have contained Tbe authorities say 50 per cent of the crane from the Dockyard by two types of silencers on the tiny illness at a time when Britain's ister Arthur Fadden today mobi­ Nations reconnaissances in force —a method for bringing about a | of the local population—att least barge to the quarry site, Mr. engines that are fitted to pedal armament programme is being lized his Cabinet for an emer­ are meeting very little opposition. cease-fire and opening the way 4,000 Papuans — died when the Bourne said. cvcies. decided is not only awkward but FOSTER-HOMES HERE gency stand-by in Sydney where According to Chinese taken pri­ for peaceful settlement of oat- I volcano burst last Thursday night. Con inued oa Pige 2 Continued on Page 2 Continued aa Page 10 one of the gravest crises in Aus­ soner in the last few days tbeir standing issues." I Rescuers have found the bodies of tralian industrial history is ex­ troops are suffering severe hard­ LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 25 (Reu­ 20 of 34 missing whites but have One Way Of Combating pected to blow up tomorrow. ships. Up to 50 per cent in some i ter).—Soviet Russia today sup­ abandoned hope for the others. He issued bis call to key minis­ areas are reported to have frost­ ported in the United Nations poli­ Early this morning a huge] Adolescent Delinquency ters after a special Cabinet meet­ bite. tical committee an Arab-Asian cloud of steam belched from the ing here which heard from the All prisoners speak of short-1 plan for a seven-power "explora­ crater, spreading reports of a Labour Minister, Mr. Harold Holt, age of supplies, including food, A register of happy homes tory" conference with the Chinese second eruption. Patrols were which would be at the disposal of that Communist-led miners, doclj- and it has become almost impossi- Communists on Far East problems. temporarily withdrawn from the ers and railmen intended to defy - ble now to live off the land. welfare organisations for placing Her move came after Britain immediate danger area. under-privileged 13-18 year olds the projected Government ban on Military experts here assess the had told tbe political committee The administration now facer I essential industry strikes. Chinese army in Korea as a force was offered as one solution to she was "broadly in agreement" tbe task of caring for about 3,000 adolescent delinquency and as a This vast continent, witb its with a good "cutting edge" of with the United States attempt armour and seasoned troops in survivors left without homes or follow-up to child welfare care scattered centres of population to have Communist China branded resources. All food must be flown by tbe chairman of the protection and industry, depends for survival front — but men and material of an "aggressor" la Korea. inferior quality behind. ln of children committee of the on coal, shipping and rail trans­ But the British delegate, Sir "_ L.C.C.A., Mrs. W. A. Macky, in a port. Thus the Communist chal­ When the edge is blunted after Gladwyn Jebb, also said he had Arrangements were begun to­ | speech last night as she stressed lenge is aimed at the pulse of a full scale attack tbe Chinese "the grav.est doubt" about going day to evacuate them to other j "the Colony's greatest need of the Australian industrial life. have difficulty in following ahead with sanctions. parts of the island and help them moment." through Co n • i n ii-d aa Pa r <> S The most serious threat is that M. Semyon Tsarapkin, deputy of the miners in New South United Nations air forces are Soviet delegate, said that though Mrs. Macky was speaking at the adding to these difficulties with 18th anniversary meeting of thej Wales, of Which Sydney is state the 12-nation Asian resolution capital. For the great coalfields increased attacks on the Chinese contained a number of ' inade­ Ui. Price "Freeze" And Hamilton-Smith's branch of the lines. United States pilots claim Sunshine League, held at St. | of this state provide the bulk of quacies, the Soviet Union was fuel needed to keep industry go­ to be inflicting casualties of up prepared to support It "in the fc Wage Controls Set Mark's schoolroom in Flatts. to 3,000 a day. r The work of the two organisa- | ing. The men today voted over­ hope that it will be conducive to whelmingly in favour of striking If the Chinese decide to end a peaceful settlement.'* tions was very much the same and WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 (Reu- they could provide mutual assist­ one day in every five — a big their unannounced "cease-fire" in tsr).—The Defence Moblization tbe next week or so it is prob­ At the same time he proposed ance in some cases, Mrs. Macky enough coal loss to dislocate in­ two amendments, the most im­ Board unanirr-ously approved to­ considered. dustry. able United Nations forces will day, plans for a general price again start retiring and allow portant one being to delete the It was "a special dream" of the Thier grievance is against an title of the resolution which "freese" and wage controls.- order by the coal industry arbita- them to expend their strength. speaks of the "intervention" of tike L.C.C.A to establish a system of j The feeling is that it is not at :' With the cost of living soaring foster-homes for young people tor, Mr. F. H. Gallagher, with­ Chinese People's Republic in to the highest peak In American holding from miners a recent pay »the moment worth risking heavy Korea. who had outgrown welfare or­ Tosses by trying to bold a fixed hi" *ory, the dual order is expected ganisations but had not reached an increase unless they work 10 full line. The second amendment was that within 24 hours. age where they could make the days in every two weeks. When the date and place of the proposed Key officials said prices of near­ correct independent decisions on miners' leaders told Mr. Gal­ LONDON, Jan. 26, Friday seven-power Far East conference ly all goods and services would be (Beuter).—The Communist Daily how to live. lagher yesterday they would carry should be fixed by. the Assembly frozen. If the community would roll up out their strike threat no matter Worker declared today that "a president "in agreement with the They estimated that nearly 4,- cease-fire U already in existence its sleeves and get busy on the what order he issued, Mr. Gal­ pa'"tieipants in the confeieice." 000,000 businesses and about 8,- project Mrs. Macky was certain lagher replied he would hot be . In Korea." Tsarapkin said many people 000 000 individual items — in­ /ytven before any peace talks tbe Government would give intimidated. were finally beginning to see the cluding meat and some other assistance in furthering the work. Tomorrow he is expected to is­ start, the Korean people's army light as to the "disastrous char­ foods — would be affected. and the Chinese volunteers have She also visualised the possib­ sue an order making strikes il­ acter" of the policy into which the General expectation is that ility of hostels, one each for boys legal, and this will clear tbe baited all military operations," United States was trying to push the newspaper added. prices will be set back to Jan- and girls, with a man and a wife way for the Federal Government the United- Nations. ' nary 2 levels. Drinking a toast to the haggis with the tradi tional "wee drap" at the annual Burns' Dinner of to invoke a state of emergency 'Thereby they l show their acting as foster father and mother. PARIS. Jan. 25 (Reuter). — A Officials said wages and salaries the Bermuda Caledonian Society last night, are kilted Tommy Aitchison, tbe Society's piper, and Mr. There a girl in her teens would and arrest union leaders who sincerity while the Americans are would be subject to "flexible" defy the order. •till demanding an extension of French Foreign Office spokesman Andrew Smith, who addressed tbe haggis. Mr. Laawrence Smart, (left) tbe president of the Society, have a place lb which to learn in controls, mostly pegged to present Continued aa Page 10 the war." Coatiaued oa Tent 1 levels. smilingly approves of the toast. Continued oa Page 10

3St npn s**4=a_. - ms\n*±*****$B &*&*%** £age 1 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAf,'JANUARY 20, 1951 ORCHID CLUB Tili DAY Scot* Wha Ha'«? Incorporating Doris Dunlop Gives Her The Boyal Gazette (Est. ISM) RAISED NEARLY £95 The Colonist and Daily Ma— (Bit. 1866) Tbe Orchid Charity dab wiU Burns Night Revelry apply most of the £94 17s. 6d., which resulted from their tag day First Local Recital collections last Saturday, to help­ EDINBURGH,^ Scotland, Jan. The spirit of Burns Night TJ.B. sad Canada Representative ing child welfare organisations, 25 (Reuter) —Scotland feasted companionship glowed alike in B. 8. Koppe & Company, Ino. tonight on sentiment and haggis By FRANK HA WORTH schoolchildren and other chari­ the humble pie supper of the 630 Fifth Avenut, in honour of the birthday of her New York City. Doris Dunlop, Canadian mezzo ties, it was announced by the vice- villages and the sumptuous ban­ LETTER TO THE EDITOR president, Mrs. Mary Symonds, ploughman poet Robert Burns. quets of the Burns cult Upper- soprano, gave, the first of two re­ GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 68 — 1951 citals under tbe auspices of the .yesterday. The genius of the bard was ex­ crust. (Correspondents are. reminded that: Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Representatives from the Sun­ tolled at celebrations in every Wot even the poorest celebra­ United Kingdom Representatives: letters must be accompanied by the Society at Trinity Hall last, night. shine League and the Haven town and hamlet of the land by tion bad its ample supply of these Notice To Wholesale Distributors A-rlc*-* * Colonial Preps Agency, Ltd names and addresses of the senders, many- of her greatest orators— two great Scottish levellers—the • Bed Lion Square, not necessarily for publication but as It was notable for two things — Home, both of which care for proof of the writers' bona fides.) the artistry of ber renderings and orphaned, neglected and under­ and- some of her worst.. rich Doric dialect of his stanzas London, W.C.l England The Burns devotes of the High­ and the mountain dew which tbe interest of her choice of songs. privileged children, and tbe Wholesalers who wisb to become Distributors of Foodstuffs lands, of modest suburban clubs southerners vulgarly call whisky. Cavendish Heights, She wis a voice of pleasant Central School, are to be invited and the great societies of. the , And proudly dominating every Issued by tbe Bermuda Supplies Commission, must obtain HSegis- Pembroke. quality, warm and colourful; a to attend one of the club's regular Proprietors cities all joined in the annual festive board was that "great tration for the following minimnm amounts:— little husky, here and there, but weekly meetings to state some of Tbe Editor, torrent of wards of praise of chieftain o' the puddin' race,'* toe that is doubtless a temporary their urgent seeds. 25 Cases of Batter THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. The Royal'Gazette. "RabbleC*. haggis itself. effect. Bui she exploits it with "We cannot stop illegitimacy, Beid Street, Hamilton Sir, And fired by the spirit of uni­ 25 Cases of Lard first-rate technical skill — effort­ but we. can help to prevent it and Played to tbe table by skirling versal brotherhood which he 50 Cases of Margarine In answer to "HigWaiH-er's" less production, clear and even the causes which lead to it and bagpipes, the* fabulous minced preached., they proudly toasted request regarding silver paper, line,, and splendid dynamic. range to crime," Mrs. Symonds said. offal of mutton, meal, suet and 50 Bags of Sugar Editor: E. T. SAVER their absent **brithets**—the Scot­ may I suggest he send it to one and control. Her soft effects are ."We can help provide such seasoning, enclosed in a sheep's Manager: FORD BAXTER tish, "exiles" who were honouring of the hospitals in Britain. We very beautiful, and at the other things as pencils for pupils who stomach, gave, the celebrations tbe poet at gatherings all over the By direction of used to save it for the Edinburgh end she can produce a fine might not get them any other way tbeir remaining necessary touch world. of headiness. The Bermuda Supplies Commission Royal Infirmary. rounded tone with no suggestion of than by stealing them — thus Subscription Rates: Hoping .this solves his problem, shrilhness or strain. taking, the first downward step to J. S. MAXWELL, Local Foreign I am, But her chief asset is her a life of crime—and we can better health conditions by helping to Director of Supplies. I Tear £5. o.o Yours faithfully, musicianly handling of her songs, her grasp of the meaning, charac­ provide such things as milk," die 6 Months .... 3. 0.0 W. COLTMAN. added. THE BERMUDA SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS JQ ter and style of each of them, and By Command. 3 Months 1.17.6 Tags sold swiftly in the City. Hamilton. 1 Month 0.13.0 the resulting sympathy and fidelity of ber interpretations. She Between 9 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. all IB. T. SMITH, New Zealand does not stand outside a song, as of them had been sold or sent out. Instructors ire required to toke Evening Classes Acting Colonial Secretary. FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1991 it were, and coolly display its From then until about 4 p.m. there Reinforcements points. She "gets into" it, like an were none to .selj. In the mean­ in Colonial Secretary's .Office. actress assuming a character — time more were obtained from the 23rd January, 1951. WELLINGTON, New Zealand she may almost be said to act it printers and sales were resumed. (COOKING and WAITING 3#17tf. ALLEU ROT TO OUST Jan. 25 (Reuter)—New Zealand with her voice. She can achieve Tags were sold in all the perishes is to send a second batch of rein­ some remarkable changes of vocal except Southampton. This area AT THE SCHOOL. forcements for her troops now colour, and some- subtle effects of was omitted due to the, shortage TITO BY EX-KING fighting in Korea, - tbe Defence rhythm, in' doing this. of tass which were in tiie form of Immediate application to THE HEADMISTRESS. GOVERNMENT NOTICE Na. 65 — 1951 Minister announced here today. Her opening Handel number a printed orchid. Telephone 3211. He said the Government bad (how valuable Handel is for Open­ JSSltwtlif, 17 Yugoslavs Are Charged decided to proceed with the call- ing programmes!) was not re­ tite Cycles (Equipment) Regulations, 1950 up, training and dispatch of this markable either as a song or as a SOOltlNirPIiRSONAL With Espionage Activity group. performance, but in tbe character­ o istic Scarlatti "Gia II Sole Dal Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McCallum. Notice to Owners and Dealers of Auxiliary BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Jan. Gange," smooth-flowing and who were married on Tuesday at 25 (Reuter).—A plot to overthrow Roadway Collapses melodious, she showed her quality. St. Anne's Church, Southamnton. BERMUDA CATHEDRAL Bicycle Motors Marshal Josip Tito, headed by ex- It .was in her second group, bow- left yesterday by' a New -York ever, tbat ber- powers really be­ King Peter and organised ia Paris, Continued from Page 1 bound plane to continue their came evident. To Brahms's "Der Lunch Hour Services The Transport Control Board does not approve the following was alleged today when 17 Yugo- honeymoon witb a week in New Everything was right—the tide, &nm silencers as efficient silencers, and any fitted to auxiliary bicycles Slavs were charged witb espionage official permission from the Board "» she gave a rhythmic ur York. Mr. McCallum works on A short Lunch-hour Service will be held ih the must.be replaced with an approved type. J~.jt and revolutionary activities. of Works to land the crane, and genCy that Vividly suggested the the Queen of Bermuda and Mrs. Nave of tike Cathedral today—Friday—at 1.15 The public prosecutor told the anvil clang and the swing of the Type Manufacturers from the Transport Control Board McCalJum is a stenographer at p.m. and ending at 1.35 p.m. federal military court that this to move it along the road. smith's hammer. Faure's gloomy tbe local broadcasting station.. , organisation — "with the support "It's just one of those things— "Prison," by contrast, received tbe # * * The Service Will be preceded by an Organ Recital, G.Y.S. G.Y.S. Engineering Co., U.K. and direct participation of certain like a blow-out, but a big blow­ declamatory, though atmospheric, foreign organs abroad—cooperated sort of treatment that it demands; Mr. John Murray of "Wester­ commencing at 1 O'clock. out," said Mr. Bourne. "How­ lies." Warwick, who is connected VICTORIA Victoria Wyke, Nurnberg, Germany. with other anti-Yugoslav spy ever, the boom, an important part, and Poulenc's slight, flippant bat centres in Rome, Trieste and clever "Hotel" and "Voyage a with the Standard Dredcing Com­ and tbe mechanism are apparently pany, left yesterday for Tokyo. All are welcome Austria. damaged." Paris** were given with the hard, JSKtf. SYDNEY H. KEMSLEY, Former King Peter, 27, fled bright tone appropriate to them. He has been living in Bermuda A The radiator housing and the witb bis family for several months Executive Officer, Yugoslavia in 1946 shortly after cab were damaged. After the. Interesting and unusual were a the country became a republic and and is now expecting to be away Transport Control Board- , crane is righted, the road bank group of modern American songs, until Easter. He is travelling to Tito took over as Government -^ji ^^ t0 ^ graded for it to be P" sharply contrasted, and all Tokyo and on to Montreal for bis By Command. head. King Peter has since laid mt,ved up the slope. rendered witb understanding and firm to transfer some dredging! claim to his throne and hopes to Mr charies Paley, who with' insight Notable were Barber's equipment. OLD COLOfcY CLtJll — HAMHtON E. T. SMITH. return. He is now living in Paris, j^ Bourne was directing the I Quietly evocative "A Nun Takes Acting Colonial Secretary. Ve It was said tbe King planned to crane driver, gave The Royal I *•»* *J" and tbe folk-like "The Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Janas assemble "hostile elements from Gazette an account of what I Buckle" by Bliss Marr. arrived last night to stay for a Colonial-Secretary's Office. former bourgeois' parties" and J happened He said' The last group consisted of while at "Rock Me-reH** jn Notice To Members 22nd January, 1951. take over tbe present Government «We started at about 3 p.m. modern English songs, and in­ Tucker's Town. Mr. Janas is the 369711. "at a suitable moment expected in moving the crane from the wharf, cluded Cyril Scott's delightful president of Colonial Airlines. the near future." where it had been landed at the T-ullaby" and Britten's arrange- * * * A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING' wfll be The organisation smuggled spies -poming high tide without trouble menJ °£ ** exwAstoOv lovely. Among those expected to leave and agitators into the country the wall (a narrow por- field at the OLD COLONY CLUB GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 67 — 1951 We got Dy ^"iS^ZzSSJ&P™ "flfer P« American toda*are Jfe. from Austria and Trieste at tion near the beach) where we the concert, for this listener at various times during the past three j,j might have I least and Mrs. George Hurley, who on Friday, 2nd February, 105* Notice to Retailers — Change of Registration had Bn ea we hame been spending a week's years at the same time Russia was trouble. There we placed down Mr. Norman Parker accom­ sending in its. own agents from fo^-winch planks to ease? the holiday at the Castle Harbour commencing at 8.00 p.m. panied at the piano with his usual Hotel. Mr.Harley is the manager Hungary, Bulgaria and Albania. wejght on the road, and started Retailers Who wish to transfer their registration with a whole­ urbanity and aplomb. The accom . Business: "Tbe Yugoslav monarchist enu- working tbe crane across, sale dealer, in respect of foodstuffs distributed by the Bermuda gration was incited to hostile acts «-^ had moved i' ^^^e^sZM l£ To approve the drawings of plans for the e Supplies Commission, may now do so by giving the Commission by the actions of the Ow-iln-brm feet along this portio. New Building Project at "Westmere." six months' notice of such change. and its call to start a civil war in road cracked right up All members are asked to be present. Yugoslavia,'' declared the prose-Lnd along the sea wall. W*en we I aenieved an excellent balance I wbm he"wasT^a^^S_-_W_r?S 2. Applications must be made in writing to the Commission ! saw the road breaking M, Bourne | wi^e^ingen *1^^&S_eS^ and include the following details:— The first 10 defendants infiltra- I toM Mr. Sewell to stop and he Miss G. F. GRAY, Secretary. ted into the country about a year jumped out **ve her been here before but they both 3-E-**' w.Feb (2 $»,' ago. They were charged with "There was (a) Name of Commodity. . collaborating with the enemy dur-J port for the wal„nl wit...itkh rAAold ,•railwa„ luioiy, - ~ •. . lea-urn again soon. (b) Present wholesale dealer. ing the Second World War, opposi- planks to help save a cave-in. But (c) Wholesale dealer ta whom registration is to be tion to the liberation army, arson, ja^ would have taken several transferred. plunder and murder. hours and'meantime the crane was Tbe other seven, the prosecutor sinking. The only thing was to $35 Million Worth Ot By direction of said, played prominent parts in all U-y to proceed. This could only anti-popular regimes in Yugo-1 be slow—something like a snail's The Bermuda Supplies Commission slavia since the late King | pace. J. S. MAXWELL, Alexander—Peter's father—set up "Mr. Sewell then attached a U.S. Food For Yugoslavs Director of Supplies. a dictatorship in 1929. | piece 0f wire to the throttle. He Five were members of the pre­ stood in the path the crane would war Yugoslav army. By Command. .follow, put her in gear and (Special to the New York Times Eleven were alleged to have worked the throttle with the wire. U.S. Seaman Faces Court and The Royal Gazette) -i been trained at a special spy She started to move and then the , E. T. SMITH. BELGRADE, Jan. 25.—Mr. Paul GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 66 — 1951 Acting Colonial Secretary. school in Paris directed by former road 'gave way. Martial Murder Charge C. French, executive director of Yugoslav Prime Minister Dragrsha "He jumped aside as the crane C.A_R.E_, announced tonight his Tne Motor Car (Construction, Equipment and Use) Cvetkovicb. began to go slowly over in a half I organisation will distribute 35 Colonial Secretary's Office. They were supplied witb arms, turn, smashed the wall and landed 1**11ANKFURT, Germany, Jan. million dollars worth of American 23rd January, 1951. money and radio sets and instruc­ on the beach, damaging three 25 (Beuter).—A U_S_ Navy court food free of charge in Yugoslavia Regulations, 1048 — Regulation No. 28 3619*1. ted to collect information for boats as it wM." martial today . cleared Seaman within the next six months. transmission abroad, the prose­ It is hereby notified tbat the Transport Control Board considers Mrs. Gwendolyn Lowe, who Frank J. Clingenpeel of John- This food, which wUl be sup­ cutor said. They were also to that the display of so catted "bird ornaments" and such like articles works at a variety store nearby, stop, Pa,, of conduct. prejudicial plied by the Credit Commodity arrange arms supplies for said that she beard a sound like to good order and discipline, on windscreens of .motor cars are liable substantially to obstruct S. R. & O. No. 1 1951 "diversionists." Corporation, weighs 47 million thunder and the little store shook. The charge covered two counts pounds. the driver's view of approaching traffic. Two of the defendants pleaded Therefore under the provisions of the above Regulation such THE DEFENCE (SUPPLIES) HEGULATIONS, 1942 She was puzzled as to what had of assault with a deadly weapon Mr. French said the operation guilty today. happened. When she finally practice is hereby prohibited. The court did not announee its in Yugoslavia wiU be the most ORDER Tbe first, 39-year-old Milorad reached the scene a crowd had Chupich, former captain of the findings on three other charges— important one attempted by his SYDNEY H. KEMSLEY, made by gathered. murder of a German, carrying a organisation, in any of tbe coun­ Executive Officer, Royal Yugoslav army, said he Mr. John Hollis was another THE BERMUDA SUPPLIES COMMISSION joined the anti-Tito movement in concealed weapon and. drunken­ tries where it is functioning. ' Transport Control Board. eye-witness who saw the crane ness—still facing Clingenpeel. Austria where its local head — topple over. This free distribution by flie Price Control (No. l) Order, 1951 4 They will be reviewed by navy C.A.R.E. off TJJS. Government sup­ By Command. a Major Paunovich — sent him o hi exercise of the powers conferred on them by the Defence to Serbia. authorities. plies wiO complement Mr. B. T. SMTH. Truman's interim aid programme Acting Colonial Secretary. (Supplies) Regulations, 1942, The Bermuda Supplies Commission He was to keep headquarters Windscreen Ornaments Tha prosecution claimed tbat hereby make the foUowing Order:— informed of conditions by radio, the 24-year-old seaman quarrelled and the Congressional appropria Colonial Secretary's Office. Are Now Forbidden 0 11 1. The Maximum Retail Price at which the following foods he said. with a German prostitute at her "SPz . T * to*- ot all forms of 20th January, 1951. He had previously refused an home on January 3 He accused official American relief assistance may be sold shall be as follows:— % 3«15tf> offer to work for U.S. intelli­ Continued from Page 1 the girl of robbing him, to overcome the effects of last Commodity Wholesale Price Retail Price gence. "I worked tor our king," A German, Rudi Spindler, inter­ summer's drought, which mSt .he declared. He denied war­ The T.C.B. does not approve reach this country before the end SUGAR 25 bags and over, 56 - per 112 7£d per lb. of the British G.Y.S. silencers or vened and was shot in an ensuing time collaboration with the Ger­ brawl, the prosecution alleged. of June, will be well over 110 lb. bags mans. the German "Victoria'' type, and million dollars in market prices. Under 25 bags, 56 3 per 112 lb. He was arrested two days after the Government order states that Clingenpel denied the murder The first CA-RJE. contract with bags he crossed the Yugoslav border. they should be replaced with an and assault charges. But he the Yugoslav Government, which DEPARTMENTStOl? AGRICUlTUKE Danilo Manoljovich, 45, told approved type of silencer. pleaded guilty to drunkenness and covers the first quarter of 1951, LARD 25 boxes and over, 1 64 per 2/2 per lb. the court he bad left Yuglosl a via , It is not known how many of carrying a concealed weapon.' was signed last Saturday by Mr. lb. in 1947 and had returned with the offending silencers are fitted The seaman's counsel said Frederick C. White, representative Under 25 boxes, 1 7 per lb, Chupich because "I lived so mis­ tp engines being used in Bermuda Clingenpel acted in self-defence of C.A.R.E. in Yugoslavia, and Quantities of less than one erably in exile." as a survey bas not been made. and was under the influence of Ljubo Babitch, vice-president of box, 1 7 per lb. plus 5% drink. the Yugoslav Government's eco­ Citrus Service nomic council. Under the terms of CHEESE 2/4% per lb. 3/3 per lb. this contract C.A.R.E. will distri­ SHEEP SHEARING & WOMEN bute in the first three.months of MARGARINE 25 poxes and over, |/6 per lb. 2/- per lb. 3,000 Miles hi 10i Hours this year 10,000 tons of dried milk, Under 25 boxes, 1 6 v2 per iD. 5,000 tons of driew eggs and 6,000 Mr. C. V. S. EARLY is now engaged in inspecting Quantities of less than one DONT MIX—IN AUSTRALIA tons of butter. box, 1/6% per lb. plus Citrus Orchards of registered members of the 5% LISBON, Portugal, Jan. 25 The essential difference between Bermuda Citrus Growers Association and SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 2b secretary T. Dougherty said that: (Reuter)—A Constellation of the operations of C.A.R.E. and the BUTTER 26 cases and over, 3,3% per (Reuter) — Life gets tedious on financial members will receive a written report women had become a dangerous Trans-World Airways today U.S. Government is that C.A.R.E. lb. 4/4 per lb. the outback station of Australia, and poisonous influence that re­ on the condition of their trees before the 15th claimed a record time for a flight wUl distribute tbe food free of Under 25 cases, 3 4 per lb. what with shearing sheep and stricted "tiie, traditional free­ charge outside the rationing February, 1951. from Boston, Mass., to Lisbon— Quantities of less than one shearing sheep and shearing sheep. dom" of shearers. about 3,000 miles—in 10 hours system to approximately 2.000,000 You'd think the tough Aus- They had charged men- with at­ 26 minutes. persons, whereas the U.S. Govern­ box, 2/4 per lb. phtt 5% tradian sheep shearers would get ar> It is not considered advisable to spray citrus tacking them d had thrown The four-engined plane, piloted. ment's operation is being' con­ sick of their woolly pals now and scalding water over men, and 6 by Cpmmander Morris, carried ducted through the channels of the trees at the present tbe becaose of the danger 1951 and all XevW /w"" ,^ **"* on the 25th day of January, then and welcome a little femin­ P us (?I M ln "many a good man had been lost nine crew and 33 passengers with rationing system and at nominal of defoliation fctrt as soon as conditions are ?-«£ rhaJci M_V° - * ? «°«ar as they control prices of Sugar, ine charm in their monotonous because of the whispering of a prices charged by the Yugoslav Lard Cheese, Margarine and Butter shall then be revokeo1. Uvea. 1,327 pounds of freight and 1,733 favourable v jjrogrammed sprayings will be woman." pounds of mail. Government, Which has under­ . Maybe they do get a bit fed up Men bad even been shot be­ taken to use the proceeds for carried Out. with the sheep — but they don't cause of trouble over women, Mr. The previous record was 10 charitable purposes. By direction of want any woman. On sheep shear­ Dougherty said. hours 35 minutes by the same air­ The Bermuda Supplies Commission - ing stations, that is. line. The first shipload of C.A.R.E. Citrus trees are now available at the Agric^rturhl And when it came to hanging J. S. MAXWELL, i These' legendary he-men have around tbe cookhouse, why, a food will leave New York next Statidirt hot in order to avoid the risk of failure come out against women harder man couldn't be seen near the week for a Yugoslav port. we do not recommend that they be moved from Director of Supplies. than Adam came out against Eve. place without some "ulterior BONN, Germany, Jan. 25 (Reu­ the Nursery for another few weeks. By Command. Women, they say, are "a pois­ motive being suspected." ter). — The Social Democrats in onous influence." •• Not only that, the sheep were ALLAHABAD, India, Jan. 25 *. T. SMITH. They don't like them. being sheared, so were the men. the Bonn Parliament have (Router). — The Rev. Frederick W. R. EVANS, The Australian worker's union Women cooks, said Mr Dougherty, brought a motion to allow the R. Willis, head of the Dublin Un­ Director of Agricufture. Acting Colonial Secretary. annual convention here carried a were receiving "some of the big­ state of Israel to represent the iversity misson at Hazaribagh, fc«ai»-tual Secretary's Office. motion today opposing further gest money in the Commonwealth' financial interests of Jews killed Bihar Province, was consecrated 23rd January, 1951. employment of women cooks on while men cooks couldn't get jobs Anglican Bishop of the Diocese aeiistf. shearing stations after general on the stations. in German concentration camps. of Delhi this morning. - iMrff. SHHSSi jmif-a Russia was "another farm of de­ THIS IS COMMUNISM Saltus Whip Lesenr's XI mocracy," cut away a quarter of Former Germaaf Chief Of Germany, lamed her industry and destroyed her foreign trade. In Friendly Soccer Came Reviewing the relative military strength of East and West, Gu­ Former British Communist Playing their first soccer match derian estimates Russia's army at of the Easter term, the Saltus Staff On Western Defence 1*15 divisions which could be ex­ Grammar School first eleven panded to 500 if war broke out. whipped a team selected and cap­ GOETTINGEN, West Germany equality for West Germany in all Western union defence measures Leader's Grim Warning tained by George Leseur, 9-2, in (Reuter). — Heinz Guderian, fields, human, political, legal and do net impress Guderian. He • " friendly mateh played at whose panzers led the Germany economic; ' condemns the "Fontainebleau" By MURIEL PENN the Saltus field yesterday after­ Army in their lightning conquest 3. Adequate armament for the strategy of defending a fixed line, noon. ff Europe in 1940, claims that a West to resist any future aggres­ which he says is doomed to failure LONDON (Reuter). Many / ate and total deception of the : people In the Western democracies public.'* With a distinct advantage of strong and Independent Germany sor; whether the Hate lies on the watching the Eastern European having played as a team in is the key to the successful de­ 4. The union of all West Euro­ Rhine, as West Germans fear, on countries fall under the domina­ Striking the contrast between previous matches, Saltus gained a fence of the West. pean nations as equal members; the Elbe, or along the Pyrenees. tion of Communism, consoled Communism and Christianity 4-2 lead in the final half and then In. a pamphlet entitled ^»*J 5. British membership of this themselves — and are still con­ after he has renounced the former went on to whip in tour more Western Europe be defended?, ^ union, which would otherwise re­ RIDICULOUS PREPARATIONS soling themselves today — with and embraced tbe latter, Mr. Hyde goals .without retaliation in the just published here, the 62-yea_> main "a torso;" concludes: "We Germans do not place the the facile thought "It couldn't second. eld former head of the German ... 6. The concentration of all slightest value os being 'defended' happen here.** "Mind-moulding in the hands The effective short-passing General Staff reviews the Wests Western strength In Western in this way,** Guderian Writes. "In How false is this premise, how of Marxist materialists becomes game of the Schoolboys proved a military and political prepared­ Europe, the decisive area, and the any case, nothing has been done futile tbe comfort, is shown very the most deadly thing the world turning point in the game, as four ness — or lack of it — states abandonment of all advanced to make these lines, or even one clearly by Douglas Hyde, former has known. World-changing forwards and two half-backs Germany's demands for full co­ positions; of them, TfoitWalo, apart from a news editor of Britain's Commun­ dare not be left ih their hands. accounted for their goals. operation in European defence, 7. The inclusion of Africa in few ridiculous preparations to ist newspaper, Hie Daily Worker, The COmmunist becames in­ Outside - right Andy Burns and outlines the conditions in Western defence plans; blow bridges, which alarm the in his new book "I Believed" creasingly unattractive as he scored three goals for the students, which such defence is possible. 8. The modernisation of West­ population." (published by William Heine- perfects himself as a Marxist. while captain Ray Constable, Briefly, his thesis is this: the ern strategy and tactics* in the mann Ltd., London — 10/6d.). The new Marxist man, the Tucker, Boyle, Adcock and Ter­ West, which fought oh the wrong light of new weapons and techni­ If West Germany were attacked The book is a warning to all 'steel-hardened cadre' is terri­ ceira each accounted for single side in Hitler's "holy war" against cal developments; she could not count on swift help who prefer the Western way of fying in his potentiality for evil. tallies. Harry Cox and Jack Eastern aggression, now sees its 9. The preservation .of peace, from the United Nations, Gude­ life. Speaking with the inside .The more tbe -tew Marxist Fall scored for the losers. error and finds itself forced to peace, "without which all the rian says, and the Atlantic Pact knowledge of one who was for society is brought into being, The teams: take over Germany's historic role efforts of the United States and countries could not stop an ag­ 20 years a key man in the British the less it is liked, so that in Saltus—C. Dickens; H. Dunkley as bastion against the Eastern the Western European powers gressor before he reached the Communist Party, Mr. Hyde states time the Communist regime and S. Minugh; E. Botelho, W. threat at a time of great danger. would be in vain." Channel coast. Even if they after­ quite bluntly that, in the event of depend entirely for its survival Adcock and R. Constable (cap­ , -The East Is strong in arms and "DRIVE TO EAST" wards liberated Europe there a third world war between East- upon false propaganda, the tain); A. Burns, W. Boyle, Tucker, politically unified, he says. The Guderian opens his book with would be little left to liberate. West, Communists the world over eulogising of leaders made M. Terceira and M. Minugh. countries of the West are weak an historical record aimed at Jus­ would be bound to« support Soviet utterly unattractive by their Lesenr's XI — W. Bardgett; C. and narrow national interests tifying the "Drang nach Osten." Guderian therefore urges the Russia. Marxism, and upon terror, open Ranee and G. Leseur (captain); G. divide them. In this, he lists every Eastern in­ immediate concentration of all and concealed. Smfth, S. Outerbridge and H. Cox; NEEDS AN IDEAL cursion into Europe since tbe forces in Western Europe. He Since the defeat of the Soviet "Exactly the opposite is true of J. Fall, R. Stephens, W. Woollard, Western Europe needs an ideal defeat of the Huns on the Cata- fears that American insistence on Union would mean tbe end of any Christianity. The more it is F. Miller and J. Thorne. of freedom for which to fight, launian plain in 451 A.D. ''face-saving'' in the Far East, and Britain's absorbing interest in the chance of world Communism for practised, the more ft attracts The referee was Mr. Graham complete equality * between na­ When Hitler attacked Russia in generations, be explains, Russia, It is the belief of the tions, and more arms and bigger Commonwealth, might lead the Rosser. 1941, there happened what had strongest Western Powers to com bastion of Communism, must be Christian in the supernatural o armies. often in the past weakened defended at all costs. which makes his Faith so sane mitments which would weaken .' Guderian, who has spent the Europe's defence against the East Europe without bringing any real and his goal so desirable. It years since the war living in one — "the Western Powers allied "In helping Russia with all guarantees that tbe changes he M.C.C. Meat Country success in the struggle against ag­ the means at his disposal and room in a Bavarian monastery themselves with Russia, landed in gression. achieves in men and society wUl With his wife, writing articles and Normandy in the Germans' rear, at any price, the British Com­ be for better and not for worse." Eleven By An Innings munist is working for a better compiling his memoirs, does not and broke Germany's strength at Guderian was a popular and Mr. Hyde's warning of tbe men­ even discuss the question of a a time when she was fighting for Britain, the French Communist ace of Communism is the stronger SOUTH AUSTRALIA, Jan. 25 well-respected commander i n for a better France, the Ice­ German contingent for Western her very life against tite Soviet Germany, a typical General Staff in that he engages in no recrimi­ (Reuter). — The M.C.C. touring defence, which he considers im­ Union," landic Communist for a better nation either of himself or his team beat the South Australia officer who held himself aloof Iceland," Mr. Hyde continues. possible in present conditions. But Guderian regrets the American from "the party." He quarrelled -Saber colleagues. Country XI by an innings and 25 he draws up a master plan fori "He is, in his own eyes and that runs today in their two-day rejection of Winston Churchill's with Hitler in December, 1941 of bis Party, the super-patriot European defence based on the Balkan invasion plan in 1944, about the conduct of the Russian Of himself, he merely states that cricket match. This is the third following conditions: The need is for Russia at all having embraced tiie Catholic successive win and' the fifth of when, he says, the Allies could campaign and was relieved of his costs to' survive, and anything, faith, lie set himself to make as the tour for -the M.C.C. team. 1. The immediate strength­ have held up the Russian steam­ post. His acceptance of the post TRIMINGHAM'S OWN SHIRT at all which contributes to this many converts to Christianity in Tbe Maryieboners scored 233 ening of Western garrisons in roller at wilt. of Chief of the General Staff after is permissible." - tbe next ten years as he had made runs in reply to the Country's 94. Europe, including West Germany;, 'But the West, he adds, filled the attempt on Hitler's life in converts to Communism during In their second innings, the 2. Complete freedom and' with the "pious lunacy" that July, 1944 surprised many people. a shift with individuality and character Not even ih Britain, where re­ his 20 years as a Party member. Country side scored 124. cent elections have shown a Of hie former Communist col­ Brown was brilliant with a hard distinct trend away from Com- leagues, he writes objectively, bitting 77, and Evans, who was munism, can this fifth column without passion and without injured yesterday, scored a lusty activity fay Communists be ruled hatred. The picture he builds is 20. out Party members are trained of a relentless machine which re­ Lou Curtis took nine M.C.C. Its success lies in the soft roll of the to report all significant facts tbey lentless absorbs into its life not wickets and finished with an an­ Now a full range may hear in the course of their merely those who have their own alysis of 14.3 overs, no maidens, work — and thousands of them axes to grind but also idealists, 60 runs and nine wickets. collar, and its wonderful cut. San­ are ready to give all they have to intellectuals, scientists, the best of When the Country batted a do it for tiie "cause." mem — a machine which demands second time,' they lost three of its members implicit obedience wickets in 20 minutes before lunch of the CONTOUR forized, it has generous length, and is 40,000 IN BRITAIN and total sacrifice, which stops at with only IS runs scored. Sturdy Detailing the espionage activi­ nothing to achieve its ends. batting by Hailes (32) and Darling made from high count, long stapled ties of one member who got into This is certainly a book to be (28) and Reid 22) saved the the War Office during tbe war as read. Country from a complete collapse. • • • our Arrow Oxford a temporary civil servant, Mr. cotton with single needled seams . . . Hyde adds this warning: "Russia has 40,000 such potential spies in Britain in the ranks of the Com­ Quisling Had Plan For United with the medium-spread collar Oxfords and Broadcloth. munist Party and millions more throughout the world." "Under cover" (secret) Com­ $045+«.tp munists and fellow - travellers were, in fact, to be found in almost States Of Europe—With all departments of the national life, including every important newspaper and news agency office, and the army i'aelt. Hitler As President Early in 1948, Mr. Hyde, at msmmmmmmmmmsmm. that time one of Britain's lead­ BRUSSELS (Reuter). — A meetings whenever he deemed it ing Communists, caused a sen­ "Quisling Plan" for the totalitar­ necessary. . sation by resigning from his ian version of an United States Germany was assured a seat on post on the Daily Worker, de­ of Europe was in the offing only every committee or working party nouncing Communism and an­ seven months before V.E.-Day set up by the Congress to deal nouncing that he was being re­ (Victory in Europe Day). with "problems of common in­ ceived into tbe Catholic Church. On November 2, 1944. Vidkum terest." "I Believed" is his autobiogra­ Quisling, Minister-President of The defence, foreign and econ­ phy, the story of .how he became the puppet Norwegian Govern­ omic policies of member countries a Communist in 1928, of 20 years' ment, submitted a plan to Reich- were to be "coordinated** in ad­ earnest work for the "cause," of skommissar Joseph Terboven, vance by a special joint organis­ dawning doubts and a five years' Nazi ruler of occupied Norway, ation set up for that purpose. struggle which finally led him, in suggesting the establishment of* a Any national laws and regul­ it>r$ HAMILTOff March 1948, to the Catholic faith Hitler-led 18-country "European ations found to conflict with the • mt CI OR 61 against which he had fought so Federation" built round tbe nuc­ spirit or the letter of the pact long and so bitterly. leus of a 4-power "Germanic were to be scrapped or modified. But there is no bitterness in his Commonwealth." Tbe European pact was to be­ story — only a deep sincerity In January of the same year, come effective as soon as it had which spares him nothing while Quisling had discussed the plan been signed by Germany and fou. revealing the stark reality of with Hitler himself.. other countries. Communist power. The text of Quisling's "Fed­ In his commentray on.the draft. GRJM READING eralist" brainwave was unearthed Quisling wrote; "In my opinion, by the Allies together with other the establishment and consolid­ The book makes grim reading documents during 1945. The find ation of continental Europe as i for all who uphold the Western was made in the German province world power opposed both to An­ democracies. It shows quite dear­ of Schleswig-Holstein near the glo-American intervention in ly that not only could what hap­ Danish border, in the garden of Europe and to Bolshevism is not pened in Czechoslovakia happen a villa previously occupied by SS- only an essential war aim, but in almost any country of Western Obersturmbannfuhrer Hans-Hen- also a powerful military weapon." Europe, including Britain, but drik Neumann, Terboven's second He regarded it as a means "of that it will happen unless strong, in command. countering Allied plans to divide active measures are taken to pre­ The documents are now in Bel­ Europe between England and vent it. gian hands. Russia." Soberly, almost dispassionately, CRIMSON FILE He also explained that Spain Mr. Hyde describes the activities ' In a crimson file marked "Sec­ and Portugal should not join the of the Communist Party, not as ret State Matters" were the fol­ proposed European Union because a spectator from without but as lowing documents: "their interests are mostly of an one who helped to build it up 1. A copy of Quisling's letter to extra-European Iberian charact­ and- direct it from within. He Terboven covering the despatch er." shows how he himself was brought of the projects. Finland, the three Baltic States into the Party while a theological 2. A three-page printed draft and "Russia's three European student training to be a Protestant "Europa Pakt". states" (the- Ukraine., Ruthenip There is nothing quite like ARROW* Oxford cloth missionary; -WW*, like the rest, he 3. A typed copy of a note by or White Russia, and the Russian became an atheist. Quisling commenting upon the Federal Republic proper) were to for long wearing shirts . . . And now we He tells bow the shock of draft pact. be allowed to become member- "Hitler's virtual destruction of the 4. A copy of Quisling's memor­ countries, while the Asiatic parts mighty German Communist Par­ andum outlining a treaty for a of Russia, forming eight auton­ offer it in this handsome, medium-spread collar • ty" the Communist Interna­ "Germanic Commonwealth "to in­ omous Republics, were to be "ad­ tional and Party members clude the Hf****. Norway, Den­ ded" to the European community style, cal led the Cohtour, in a full range of throughout the we*fd by 1930 mark and the Netherlands. "but hot integrated." believed that a Soviet Germany According to Quisling, the fol­ "This would be a natural sol­ was *in the beg* " — caused the lowing states were to sign the 12- ution to the Russian problem," sizes. The Contour's collar is also slot-stayed W<*4%HlU*L_» NYLONS Communist leaders to change article "European Pact": the Quisling explained and added: their tactics in public while yield­ "Greater Reich with Bohemia- "Europe's peace Is only assured to keep fresh and tidy longer. Have some of these ing nothing in private. Moravia and Poland," Norway, when Germany and England or After the Nazis' successes, he Denmark and Sweden, France, Germany and Russia march to­ with a delicate air for Fall . . . says, "books which stated our Belgium and the Netherlands, gether." smart shirts while the range is complete. position with frankness, such as Italy, Hungary, Slovakia and Ru­ In this connection he admitted 'the ABC of Communism,' were mania, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, "the English solution seems im In Blue, Tan or Green withdrawn and destroyed. The Greece and Albania. possible under the circumstances" leaders were already equipped Article 1 proclaimed that Hitler but "politically and militarily" The very minimum makes a maximum with copies of such books, which was to become Europe's Federal the Soviet Union could be dis­ was what mattered. In the Par­ President with the title of "Bun- integrated, "the peoples of Rus­ * Exclusive with us of fashion in sheer nlyon stockings . . . ty's bookshops they tore up or despraesident." The same article sia -joining the community of burned former 'classics* by the provided for the setting up of an European nations and thereby Is­ thousand. "European Congress" to act as the olating Britain." ! to wit . . . Sapphire's new line now at very phoney, for we went hack union's governing body with a BLUE BEARD BLOC on none of the fundamentals; "praesidiura" composed of a The "Germanic Commonwealth" Trimingham's in six shades. we simply put some into cold "Kongresspraesident,"" a vice- was to merge the Greater Reich, storage and found new methods president and a secretary-general Norway, Denmark and the Neth­ of dishine up the rest. elected for a one-year term of erlands into a Nazi-ruled "blue "That is still the tactic today, office. boold bloc," to be open to Sweden and in the intervening years The Congress itself was to be and Belgium. Its purpose, he ex­ 45 gauge 13/6 the technique has been deve­ composed of the heads of member- plained as follows: "Just as the loped to a proint where the governments and their deputies, Prussians were the core of a uni­ Communists' public propaganda each national delegation consis­ fied Germany, so the Germanic 54 gauge. 15/6 never at any itee bears any ting of a mimimum of two and a peoples should be the core of relation whatsoever to their maximum of seven members. Europe united under the New 66 gauge...... 20/- real aims as expounded in their VIENNA THE CAl^TAL Order." text-books and as taught in the lbe draft also stated that From beginning to end, the privacy of their members' study Vienna would become the seat of Quisling documents show that as classes. the Congress and therefore Eur­ late as five months after Allied ope's capital. troops had landed in Normandy, in 3 SAPPHIRE PROPORTIONED LEG SI£ES GIGANTIC HOAX" The European Congress was to Axis satellite laeders still imagin­ hold its annual sessions every ed that they were in a position to IT. 6I0RCI • CAITLI HARBOUR "Communism has, in fact, be- September, but the Federal Pres shape Europe and make history 3i81tJtf. came a gigantic hoax, a deliber- ident (Hitler) could summon otherwise than by their surrender rage •?' -j.*--.j>ji "_.tv> iim umutn ^wtaJXXX'i'VtVnAJl.lXVM.' 1>« HARMONY HALL NOTES GOVERNMENT FINANCING THE BRASS MV. Cargo Speedily Unloaded EISENHOWER SAYS HE IS OBITUARY QUEaef^TRB^*- From Two Ships Yesterday Begin Talks To Find New GREATLY ENCOURAGED Among recent visitors at Har­ FOR U.N. FILM MAKERS mony Hall were Miss Mary Gutos- Mr. W. P. Alderson SUGGESTIONS f0# key and her friend, Mrs. Ethel Two more ships docked in Special to Tbe Hew York Times . LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter).— Curried Xobstel with Ri<' and The Royal Gazette Placek, both from' Cleveland, An internationally-known con­ New Government-sponsored ar­ ii Hamilton yesterday morning—the Ohio. Miss Gutoskey is the "Cin­ Vl Shepherd's Pie- with Ve ^anadi Canadian National Steamship ves­ REYKJAVIK, Jan. 25—General sultant mining engineer and gold rangements for financing Br*tlff Dutch Government derella Girl" who won an all-ex­ and copper none developer, Mr. motion picture production were ables i. I sel, Canadian Cruiser, and the Eisenhower' and his retinue penses trip to Bermuda. She won Pork Chops (2j Pacific Steam Navigation Com­ arrived at Reykjavik airfield at Willon Percival Alderson died on announced here today. the contest, sponsored by the Wednesday at the home of his The scheme, drawn up by the pany's Samanco. THE HAGUE, Holland, Jan. 25 a new Cabinet to he formed by 12.30 p.m. today and mere re­ Soroptomist's (Slab of Cleveland (Reuter).—Queen Juliana today the end of the week. There wee brother-in-law, Mr. Jerome -til- Film Finance Corporation, in­ 10 Minute A-Ia-Carte f Harnessil The Canadian Cruiser berthed' ceived by Foreign Minister to raise funds for the Children's began talks with Dutch party, speculation whether Foreign Bjarni Bendiktsson, U.S. Minister born, "Mayfair," Paget. volves the formation of three new American Sirloin Steak yesterday morning and, after her AM Society. The girls were movie production companies. 106-ton cargo had been discharged leaders to find a new government. Minister Dirk Stikker, whose Lawson and other diplomats.. flown here by Pan American ilir-1 Sixty-seven years old, Mr. Clnb Sandwich f. The talks took place as a royal resignation preceded that of the Alderson celebrated bis birthday The corporation — a Govern­ she left for Halifax. The vessel Addressing the Press immediately lines. After spending several ment agency for lending money Mtajt. ?__-- had come up from Jamaica; decree announced appointment Of whole Cabinet, would take office alter landing the General stressed days at Harmony Hall, they flew two weeks ago. He started out in Col. BW R. P. F. Hasselman as again. life by going into the mining for movie production — said it For Pea< A number of new cars were un­ the object of his tour of twelve on to Nassau for a short visit, after m—t chief of the general staff in suc­ First callers on the Queen today business in British Columbia and plan, with other measures to be loaded from the Samanco which capitals was not so much to find which they hope to proceed to taken by the industry, might give docked early yesterday morning cession to General H. K. J. Kruls, were Jonkheer van Blokland, facts, details and statistics.aa'to Vero Beach, Florida. Mexico. dismissed earlier this week. Has­ vice-president of the Privy Coun­ "the promise of that stability ^blTAWA, (Reuter) from Liverpool. She is due to observe whether all North Atlan­ Staying this week at Harmony After some hard expediences which is so badly needed." e o* leave today for Nassau and selman is inspector of Dutch cil and the chairman of the Upper tic Governments were as inter­ Hall are Mr. and Mrs. L. Michael he decided that his educai'on was d* ilosopher who once cavalry.' House, Prof. R. Kranenburg. The three new production com­ "Tod^• t,, -OU can't eat your cake I Valparaiso. ested as the iSM. Government in Reily, of Brooklyn, who are en­ lacking in mining matters, so he panies win work in conjunction v The Defence Minister had She then saw Prof. C. P. M. maintaining defence around thusiastic golfers and intend to returned to his native country of li JU ' i too," was a hide-bouj stated Kruls was dismissed be­ Romme, parliamentary leader of with existing distributors. The M ,'nary in the view of the | Western culture. "I have been try many of Bermuda's courses. Canada and graduated from 1 cause of differences ova* armed the Catholic Party, which Is the Queen's University in 1909. distributors and the corporation SP^td,*'*c«**?Jj_» **-__.;" . , Canada's Chalk Riv greatly encouraged along that line From New York City came Mr. will guarantee production costs in 8 forces' organization. Kruls largest in the Lower House but by the determination of the people and Mrs. Joseph Yastrub, Mr. and Not only a clever graduate, he S^esb, »\»*^aeirere experiments in tt wanted a bigger army and a which has no absolute majority. return for rights to distribute oC*^y*^ a-«0 * . X mmt.e asnpptaspects frof atomiatnmifc1 aeiwj in these capitals to make certain Mrs. J. B. Zirker, Mr. C. R. Vail was also a member of Queen's pictures. larger conscription period. Among other leaders expected we cah live in security and peace and Mr. David E. Rosenthal. cross-country-racing team and at eing carried out. The Minister also accepted the to see the Queen were P. J. Oud, The new companies will hire s»*»- and according to the dictates of Mr. and Mrs. W. Degulis, from one time held the Canadian ama­ producers for a fixed fee, plus a .This huge atom reseal FLOWERS resignation of the deputy chief of leader of the Freedom (Liberal) our consciences," General Eisen­ Long Island, New York, are guests teur lightweight title for boxing. *>**_ In, built at a cost of 4H staff, Lt. Col. M. ft. H. Calmeyer, Party of which Stikker is a mem­ percentage of the profits. hower declared. at Harmony Hall and plan to stay From college Mr. Alderson The experiment is expected to j -bout £13,330,000), is on Tuesday, hut asked him to held ber. It was the Freedom Party's for several days. Mr. Degulis is 1 a glade in the prime\ For Every himself available far the time "no confidence" motion that pre­ "1 would like to emphasise once went on to work with many im­ produce about 12 feature pictures a buyer for R. H. Macy and Com­ portant Canadian mining compan­ in the next year. PhOai-srness along the banks being. cipitated the crisis. more that there is no belligerence pany, one of the largest depart­ 3645+f. Ottawa river, 120 milej Occasion ? The motion was defeated, but nor aggressive bullying behind ies before becoming a consultant One of the three companies Today the royal decree an­ ment stores in the world. mining engineer in Montreal. will be specially for the benefit est of the Canadian carj nounced the "most honourable" the party had beam supporting the the Horth Atlantic Treaty Organi­ Other guests from New York this Government coalition, which also sation Force, but purely and He later went on a safari in of young and unknown producers, _^^^^___^___^_____^^ Irf this setting of utt| dismissal of Kruls and Calmeyer. State are Mrs. Gertrude Barone, including Sir Michael Balcon. Saaaaa_aa-aa_a_a___aB_aa_aaa__» ^jj|lityt atomic research Hasselman was at one time included the Catholics and Social­ simply security so that all ourfro m Poughkeepsie, and Miss Rita Kenya, British East Africa, and ists. peoples may live in tranquillity while there made a find which producer of "Tight Little Is­ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >es on ceaselessly. The I military attache In Prague. He and Miss Marie Scardapane from land." E_5E_5-aa_a__a_a__a_aaaaaa_2Mil> °* the atom for destrj left last year at the request of W was last month that Dutch and enjoy things earned by their Hopewell Junction. Mrs. Barone changed the course of his life. e to Indonesia talks here broke down own hands and own brains." He discovered a gold and copper About £700,000 will be at the *--S£--'r—' .'I! j J!" JlT"°*Sy ^^ others. the Czech Government after and the two Miss Scardapanes ar­ disposal of the new companies. charges that he helped Czechs over Indonesia's claims to West­ At the Governor's House the rived on the Queen of Bermuda mine which he went on develop­ f During a recent "unvel ern New Guinea. The Dutch ing for 14 years before he became This is most of the £1,200,000 s a escape Use country. General met Cabinet Ministers last Monday intending to return the film Finance Corporation has. BERMUDA CENER4|-% ew ^ri^'4 Government offered compromise and opposition leaders. He then to New York by the Queen on ill and turned the enterprise over a Labour Prime Minister Wil- proposals which led to four no- to the Colonial Development TUP ATP F^ glimpse of the ultimate helm Drees' Cabinet was also went to the residence of the Wednesday but they were so im­ 11 ll_A-_ i ix_—3 gcience. it makes the confidence motions in the Dutch President for lunch. He was to pressed with Bermuda, despite Company. holding itself available for the House yesterday. dreams of alchemists se time being. It was carrying on leave Reykjavik this evening for the poor weather, that they deci­ The same illness was the reason JAPAN WANTS TO MAKE -aaa_aa__a_a__aa_aaaa_aa_a-a_a_a__Kind Uninspired; perpetual after its resignation yesterday The counter-proposals included Ottawa. ded to wait for the Queen's return for his coming to Bermuda 18 a very modest and liml when critics opposed compromise a Hew Guinea Council, delegation next week and then travel home months ago to reside with his RADAR EQUIPMENT jective. offers in Indonesian claims to of sovereignty to the Netherlands- via Nassau. sister and brother-in-law. Mr. Indonesian Union or international PLAYHOUSE: For the young men wil Dutch New Guinea. Also staying at Harmony Hall Alderson wasSiot married. TOKYO, Jan. 25 (Beuter) —I on the behaviour of the tl mediation. are the Rev. John P. Bolen, from He was the brother of Mrs. Iva Ens, invisible forces of n| Political quarters here expect FOOD MINISTER Hilborn, Messrs. Otto and GuyJapanes e Government depart­ An anniversary . . a thank Treverton, and the Bev. F. L. Con­ ments are shortly to ask General 230 — 7.30 — flChalk River have the rad from Danville. | Alderson, Mrs. Myrtle Martin and MacArthur to list restrictions on dream of all. It is to put | you gift . . a going-away RATIONED airs. Anne McAnerney. The Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wein­ radar research, production and Here is an Amazing*.wo together and make f token . . . whatever the oc­ NOT PLAYING FAIR! man of Garden City, Long Island, funeral service will take place at sales for navigational purposes, si LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter).— St. John's Church, Pembroke, this heart-stirring love sto *>U*M seven The Ladies of St. Mary's Guild hone to be staying in Bermuda for the Jiji News Agency reported They envisage the ds casion, fresh flowers are the FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan. Reporters' pencils were * flying a couple of weeks . Mr. Weinman morning at 11.30 a.m. here today. over their notebooks, all ears in of post-war Europetpower-producing neutron] perfect always correct and Warwick 25 (Reuter).—Nearly all West is one of the foremost plane de­ World-wide rearmament was in all matter will be madil Germany's 438 pipe tobacco fac­ the House of Commons were signers in the United States with appreciated remembrance. holding up about 70 radar units nd multiply like yeast c( will hold their tories were idle today with 10,000 cocked to catch the fateful words the Grumman Aircraft Company, of Food Minister Maurice Webb HONG KONG, Jan. 25 (Reu­ I already ordered in the United final goal is to produce pel workers on strike against a re­ from Beth Page, Long Island. He ter). — Lt. Gen. Sir Robert Man- States and Britain and less than a then, having created it, ha] We duction of the cigarette tax. — for they all expected h-m to has been working on experimen­ Annual Tea and announce another cut in the al­ serg, commander of British forces half were expected. power-producing potent The workers declared that pipe tal planes for the Navy and is here in Hong Kong, praised today tbe The agency said that if auth­ over than was available ai ready microscopic meat ration. uini Deliver/ tobacco factories would be ruined for a much needed rest. On Tues­ "very close feeling and spirit be­ orization was granted Japan could *&_!«m7*»&' m ^_l^mStl1a? ng. Sale of Work if the Government carried out its And then the clock struck 10.30 day, he celebrated his birthday tween British and American forces produce radar equipment within rA-^-^^S^v 'fJAP'*^ A ^ean- white-coated! plan to reduce the pipe tobacco pjn., the Speaker rose to adjourn and the management of Harmony Bermuda Florist on in Korea." Sir Robert had just eight months, but some parts y -scientist was discussing til duty by only three per cent and tbe House, and Mr. Webb sat Hall presented him with a bottle 'returned from the war front. would still have to be imported. ability as he explained to| 2071 the cigarette tax by about 28 per down dazed with this sentence of champagne, while the guests group of newsmen the Thursday. February 1st cent. choked off by the booming strike joined in by singing "Happy =ties of the atom reactor of "Big Ben," Parliament's house Birthday." Fairy Isle Flower Shop at 2.30 pun. later creation, known as clock: NEW OPERA H0USF *111 wrapped in secrecy. 3060 UX Raises $ Allowance "In the circumstances I regret JU'IU unnamed, is now in the to inform the House that because TOMORROW, Saturday dreamed up. LOUGH MEMORIAL HALL our (meat) supplies have been 21 MILLION PAIRS OF 2.45 and 7.45 Even in such a "prj LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter).— reduced by this situation ..." at Warwick East FREE GLASSES model as ZEEP, the scien 3«5.tf. The Treasury announced today Reason for cutting off even a , _^ * ' • casually, the use of the I that Britons visiting close rela­ 0 minister in the middle of an im­ RATTERAY>S GRAND STAND O l"|Ow On Wrlfifi'10 produce radioactivity! RUMMAGE FANCY WORK tives in the U.S. and Canada will portant announcement was the fiONDON, Jan. 2 (Reuter)— a rw*» »_g-^ t tweeBO strain on it whatsoevr from now on be able to bring $98 traditional procedure of the Britain's population of 50,000,000 CAKE AND BREAD with them. its |t bubbles with power, VEGETABLES, ETC. Hoose. As the meat situation was had 21.000,000 pairs of spectacles without human inter! In the past, British travellers not on the day's ordinary busi­ distributed free in the 2% years le - ~lo build up to greater anJ could only take $14. Today's an­ ness Mr. Webb made his statement since the national health service DANCE NIGHT er heights of energy. Th<| Proceeds in aid of Parish needs nouncement means that parents in the last half hour of the day's was set up. MUSIC BY POT GILBERT AND HIS BAND "5g-up is checked only and the Cathedral Restoration visiting some 50,000 G.I. brides session which is reserved for brief yim red which is raised I Fund. in the U.S. will still have to rely debates on miscellaneous topics. -___ _,— mmmW to act as a brake I chiefly on the hospitality of their • Cover 3/-- Phone 8260 And it is.an Irott law of the House 3549+f o fastlike kinfolk but at least now they that at the precise moment the ^^- 'tWwSn. aJafr 1 multiplication 3C24tf._iw. will have a little pocket money. "The Sea Venture" /^da^ilPfiNRlj , ffesses of atosoic fissio 30 minutes are up whoever is on mr^0Ki^^\=z^=~~~ in theory — and this-1 his feet must sit -town — even if -^_r^^« .j f^T_?-- i --teady being tested — it he is in the middle of a sentence. »ble to produce in a prom Gift Shop igned reacter more fis SHOW PLACE OF BERMUDA (Next to the "Fishing Well") fuel than is consumed. Th: BISHOP TO PREACH AT ST. has native souvenirs, COME FOR DINNER be like burning wood i' 2.30 — 7.15 — 9.05 including coral nace and having an "as PAUL'S, PAGET, WNDAY sisling of coal that woil The French Restaurant and shells duce more heat than t!i Adults Only to remind you of your happy Stay for Square Dancing did in the first place. The Rt. Rev. John A. Jagoe, Also 4.15 and 9.15 The Chalk River scien Bishop »of Bermuda, will be the times in Bermuda fer to such reactors as and Bar preacher at the 11 a.m. service on Situated near Darrell's Wharf, types and are now ma* Sunday, at St. Paul's Church, Warwick Every Friday Night Thrill-packed myster>^riments along tnis jinc { Strang* Paget. (Between Inverurie and Belmont DM she ".Evangelism throughout the Hotels) At Case of the Black f ' ' affctf marry • diocese** will be the subject of the marl she'd Bishop's sermon. 3646+f. wedding sever seen before?... 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11 Page^J QUEBNTSTRfifT ! THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRJ-DiW, JANUARY §6, 1951 belong to Glesca', Perthshire and were a boon to any society. 1 Bums' Night Dinner Is the Trossactw, ibe East coast or Called upon to reply to the tried field At Surf Club ,$L. Andrew's, that Ij-tUe city by toast, Mrs. Sam Clark reminded |pherd'*-s ^ scientists .Are i the seel 0* do you come from, tha company that history had jles j.. .• the Borders with the rolling shown that in the background "*i««||4 Continued fr«n Page '1 Eildons and the abbeys, or Edin­ of every great man, petticoat in­ Ik Chops (21 ...... poet or a ploughman, not a police­ burgh—Auld Reekie? No matter fluence had played its part She man or a hairpin." . what part we may enshrine in knew the ladies would agree with [Minute A-IarCarte Harnessing The Atom Why was it, Mr. Rule ashed, tbat our memory we see the hills and her when she said they would ''";. . . SHEER ;fe - [erican Sirloin Steak those who had the honour to be of With the hills-we remember the not be without their laddies. |b Sandwich |. Scottish birth or descent and moors and rivers, the burns and At the conclusion of the toast others who had a true perception tbe ever-present rain . For those list the company adjourned to the . . . DAINTY of |he merits of literature gath­ who come from the east coast 'grill where reels were danced to For Peacetime Purposes ered year after year to honour like there is the memory of the haar the music of the pipes and there memory of the Ayrshire plough­ and the wind that never seems to was dancing to the -melodies of man? The answer seemed as far die dove altogether... Sidney Foster and his orchestra. A#0*^ tj *>TTAW-*_, (Reuter) — Ihe Canada's peace-minded atom .as Scots wore concerned—"He is "Whom do we think of when we o -ilosopher who once declared: men insist that the A-bomb is only OB*-*- say 'brither Scots'? Do me not RANGOON, Burma, Jan. 25 ('ou can't eat your cake and have A puny demonstration of the pos­ "The Scot to other races is much think of our brither Scots as our (Reuter). — Government troops Nylon Lineen ., too,** was a hide-bound react- sibilities . of atomic energy. misunderstood and frequently he have killed or wounded 45 Com­ «b* neighbours —•*• our ain folk?" C fit* ,nary in .the View of the scientists At Chalk River, they put forth is the architect of this misunder­ munists in the Toungoo district SP ^re«A- " I Canada's Chalk River plant, the astonishing theory that a standing," asserted the speaker. "LANI) WE LIVE tH" of central Burma, a Defence Min­ "here experiments in the peace- pound ot anything, when entirely "There are those who think we Proposing the toast of The istry official reported today. BLOUSES ,1* iae aspects oi atomic energy are transformed bite energy, would are boastful and make too much Land we Live in," Mr. Geoffrey yield 11,400,000,000 kilowatt hours *^^**__ Br- eing carried out. of the fortunate accident of Scot­ H. L. Kitson said that Bermuda KINGSTON, Jamaica, Jan. 25 This huge atom research stat­ of power — or the equivalent of tish birth and descent, as if we was closely allied to Scotland, not (Reuter). — Mr. O. K. Henriques, in, built at a cost of $40,000,000 the energy needed to lift one could. This yame cloak of boast- by the climate but by the scenery. Jamaica's biggest industrialist shout £ 13,330,000), is clustered thousand liners the size of the ifulness is really a cloak for The crags and cliffs of Bermuda died today of a heart attack. He a glade in the primeval wild- Queen Mary 35 miles above the modesty. It is much more honest were very like Scotland. was a sugar manufacturer. Phoaatfjrness along tbe banks of the earth's surface. than the arrogance which ether "The people of Bermuda are No way has y*% been found of races seek tp conceal under a very generous and friendly and always MANILA, Phillipine, Islands, K+f "Utawa river, 120 miles north- Nest of the Canadian capital. completely -transforming matter transparent cloak of 'Imitation ready to make a dollar," re­ Jan. 25 (Reuter). — Two fresh into energy. The uranium used in ---^--J — Ih' this setting of utter tran- modesty. marked Mr. Kitson with a smile. cases of smallpox were reported atom experiments is really an "There is no question of OUT The nearest Burns ever got to here today. Now 'there are three. ^•^•a%illity, atomic research for peace alloy which contains only ope part {. >es on ceaselessly. The harness- 1 loyalty to ope another. We stand Bermuda, continued the speaker, ig of the atom for destruction is of 140 of naryrf uranium. Yet, by our own and so, even if Burns was when he got into trouble TRENTO, Italy, Jan. 25 (Reu­ left to others. when a pound of this has been were not the genius he is, he with a young lady and booked ter). — A goat today gave birth During a recent "unveiling" of fissioned there is a loss of only would still be a Scot Much has a passage to Jamaica, but be neve; to a kfd with eight legs, it was i JCanada's atomic pile, known as one thousandth of a pound in been made of the genius of Burns. actually boarded the vessel and reported from Male, a village in mass, with the production of en­ BCKMaJUA UCINCK^gj^p Rewspaperiaen were given At times one feels bis shade must he never left Scotland. the Alps 25 miles northwest of ergy equivalent to that obtained quote: 'I can deal with my foes, "The Scots have always been a Trentd. The kid died a few hours glimpse of the ultimate goal of by burning 2,600,000 pounds of but Heaven deliver me from my race who travelled abroad and after bi rth. THEATRES science. It makes the age-old ooal. friends." they seem to fit in wherever tbey .teams of alchemists seem dull In the later — model reactor, Burns had received this kind of go. But wherever they go they You'll simply rave about *bese and uninspired; perpetual motion NRX, Chalk River has the most do cling together and from a s very modest and limited ob­ treatment at the hands of those effective model of its type in tbe who claimed to be bis friends. A Caledonian Society. The com­ jective. world. In it. billions of neutrons munity accepts them and here in Jigt/Jpred blouses of the new For the young men who check genius of his calibre deserved PLAYHOUSE: fly about within a heavy protec­ better treatment than ignorant Berm uda I feel we Scots should be Somerset Workmen's Club on the behaviour of the tremend- tive casing at speeds of 10,000 very grateful to tbe people of nyk*n-4ir*een. TTaey're so sheer, jus. invisible forces of nature at adulation. The final proof of the miles a second. Tile present pro­ genius of Burns was that he sur­ these Islands. I myself know I {Sunday Night 2.30 7.30 — I -Uialk River have the greatest ducts of this gigantic source of never wish to leave Bermuda dream of all. It is to put two and vived annual orations to his im­ January 28th, 1951 crisp and dainty, and in such power are small but marvellous. mortal memory, remarked Mr. except for a very short visit to Here is an Amazing two together and make five, then Liquids and metals are made the other side." six, then seven. Rule, adding: heart-stirring love sto radioactive by placing them In A brief toast to "The Lassies" lush pastels and a frosty white. They, envisage the day when metal balls and lulling them "Some of Burns's works do sot Social Evening of post-war Europe! reach as high a level aa others, but was proposed by Mr. Colin W. power-producing neutrons found through openings in the barrel­ Henderson, who claimed that al­ pn all matter will be made to grow like reactor. The materials absorb in the line ef his own speciality, Tombola, Dancing, etc. Don't miss having a few to-add fat bis happiest vein, that of lyric though there was no accounting nd multiply like yeast cells. The radio aethfttty and when they for women, every gentleman there nal goal is to produce.power and come out are available as guides poetry, he is without par in the ref reffoiflfl touches to your wardrobe. English tongue and he is a world that night would agree that his Jack Whitney and His Band hen, having created it, have more along the broad new paths of life had been much happier be­ ower-producing potential left science to research, medicine and figure for all ages. He is in the same class as Sappho was for cause of bis own lassie. Singu­ ver than was available at the be- industry. larly and collectively, the ladies 35S4t'-f. For instance, radioactive sul­ Greek and Horace for Latin. We A lean, white-coated young phur can be used in tiie manu­ love Burns because he speaks our icientist was discussing this poss- facture of rayon. The sulphur tongue as we would wish to pur- bility as he explained to a dazed is eventually removed in the man­ selves. He makes dear thoughts roup of newsmen the possibili- ufacturing process; but the radio­ and feelings of which we 'were not ies of the atom reactor ZEEP. A activity remains and can be used formerly aware, but which we Four styles, •ter creation, known as NRX, is to guide and control the pro­ recognise as being part of our '111 wrapped in secrecy. A third, cesses, replacing the tedious an­ fundamental nature." in sixes 32 to 44, |W OPERA H0USF J\J11 unnamed, is now being alytical methods now in use. Mr. Bute said that perhaps the dreamed up. Chalk River Is still an outpost. outstanding characteristic of the 2.45 and 7.45 Even in such: a "primitive" Scientists there claim however, Sent is his proud, sensitive, even 55/- knodel as ZEEP, the scientist said that seme day it will be synono- prickly, sense of independence. -j-aisually, the use of the reactor 0 mous with the advance of tbe Burns was that. .• I Hot OTI Wnggp produce radioactivity places atomic age. In a gentle Scottish voice Mrs. Queen Street kio strai n on it whatsoever. Lawrence H. Smart, wife of the •It bubbles with power, prepar- president ef tiie Caledonian Phone 1835 3608'f. without human intervention. Rescuers Toil Among Society, proposed "The Land o' Build up to greater and great- Cakes an' Brither Scots." r heights of energy. The build- h Grave* Of 4,000 As she drew a pen-picture of "!\g-up is checked only by a cad- "hameland"—describing its hills "Bermudas own Family 'Restaurant" '.J /ym .red which is raised or low fa-all-ira* from P-f« 1 and moors, the rivers and burns '.4 -d to act as a brake on the and the ever-present rain—many ',' aastlike multiplicat ion ef the start lite anew. Mr. G. A. Tay­ Luncheons and Dinners 4pcesses of atomic fission. lor, Government volcanologist at a Scottish hears in the gathering In theory — and this- theory is Popendetta, in (he mountain's moved quicker. a la carte steady being tested — it is poss- shadow, said the first blast blew "In honouring our national bard | Grills — Salads ble to produce in a properly des­ 2,000 feet off its peak. we honour tbe land that gave him igned reacter more fissionable Doctors and nurses working an birth," she said. "Perhaps you Open Sundays — Licensed fuel than is consumed. That would emergency hospital wiU stay there come from the Hebrides or Skye, se like burning wood in a fur- until Mr. Taylor announces*-a new or the Burns country. Or do you lace and having an "ash" con­ eruption is imminent, accord ing to a new shipment sisting of coal that would pro- Mr. J. K. Murray, in charge of the luce more heat than tbe wood hospital. lid in the first place. 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GEORGE • CASTLfi HARBOUR WORLD'S MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE sent', 36*9tf. •*-«- Page 8 THE BOYAL GAZETTE, FEIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1951 Aim nt "Red Dean*• > DUTCH CABINET QUITS Please Could I Have a NEW ANGLO-AMERICAN Support For U.S. Canterbury Pilgrims In OVER TWO ISSUES Little Story Published^ AIR AGREEMENT Stikker Also Must Resign Governments Sponsor Tests Malan Outlines Position PORT MORESBY, New Guinea, Francis Cowley is a great loss to Fight Against Communism As OEEC Chairman Jan. 25 (Beuter).—A Papuan the territory and to us its native Of Each Other's New Types walked into the office of The inhabitants. He was a gentle­ THE HAGUE, Holland, Jan. 24 South Pacific Post today and man devoted to the Crown and to (Special to the New York' Times Of South Africa I CANTERBURY England, Jan. clergy in their native lands, which (Reuter) —The Dutch coalition asked: "Please could I have a his high responsibilities and out­ and The Royal Gazette) 25 (Reuter). — Nearly 1,500 men included Russia, Czechoslovakia, Government, already shaken by little story published?" standing and wonderful, worthy, LONDON, Jan. 24. — Leading and women today trod in the foot­ Poland and Bulgaria. criticism of its wary approach to respected and loved representa­ American and British test pilots He was Sergeant Major J. Guise, Africa, a former German colony steps of Chaucer's 14th century In the cathedral service no rearmament, resigned today in a 37, of tite Royal Papuan Constabu­ tive of the Government by all who may now fly tbe latest type of CAPETOWN, South Africa, Jan. pilgrims to Canterbury Cathedral, words were uttered, apart from row over colonial policy. lary, educated at tbe Anglican came under his care and military planes in each other's 25 (Reuter). — Prime Minister which South Africa administers Britain's oldest shrine. the Lord's Prayer. The defence crisis' reached a mission at Dogura. protection. country under an Anglo-Ameri­ Daniel Malan said today that the under a mandate, be placed under But unlike the old poet's nine There was no sermon, no lesson climax yesterday with the dis­ Here is the story as it was "He paid personal care to the can agreement recently signed, it only way of countering Russia's a U.N. trusteeship.) and twenty strangely - mixed and no hymn. But the pilgrims missal of the army chief, General written: welfare of we natives and gave was learned here today. cold war was rearmament. He MEAN END OF PROVINCE characters, the modern pilgrims clutched a printed prayer and Hendrik J. Kruls, who sought a •The terrible tragedy of the what was best for us. A brilliant Since the end of the war the added he did not expect war to If Indians in Natal had equal did not stop to tell each other they were asked to pray silently longer conscription period and a two countries have exchanged break out. rights it would mean the end of "from the heart." Higaturu disaster on Sunday empire builder. romantic or bawdy tales. They bigger army. The colonial issue suddenly has removed from "Paving served under him as four service test pilots annually. The only way to stop Stalin was the province as far as Europeans talked politics, "Inspire our nation," the prayer exploded this afternoon over tbe among we Papuans familiar his senior native clerk and police The new programme provides to convince him that if it came to were concerned, he said. Most of The pilgrimage was organized read, "to put on the whole armour head of Foreign Minister Dirk gentlemen wbo have now laid N.C.O., I extend the deep sym­ that private aircraft manufac­ war he would be faced with forces South Africa's 300,000 Indians live to bring men, women and children of God, help it to withstand the Stikker. down their lives and who now lie pathy of my family and myself to turers may now obtain their stronger than those at his disposal, there. from all over Britain to pray for sins of unbelief and materialism The effects of his resignation go buried in tbe soil of Papua, the Sinebaba (Mrs.) Cowley and Government's sponsorship and Dr. Malan said in a foreign affairs "I shall not hand over to the strength against Communism. which threaten its very existence, beyond tbe borders of Holland land to which their entire lives daughter Pam and to my taubada's help in sending their own test debate in the Assembly arising wolves either Afrikaans-speaking and strengthen the Church and for Dr. Stikker must also resign have been devoted. (master's) family in Australia. pilots across the Atlantic to fly the from an Opposition motion of South-West Africa or English- A few hundred yards away Can- deliver it from those false teach­ censure. bury's "Red Dean,"- Dr. Hewlett his post as chairman of the Or­ "Among there are the Reverend . "I also pay my humble tribute to newest craft on the other side. speaking Natal," Dr. Malan said. ers who mislead and confuse the ganization for European Econo­ tbe countless silent dead of my The arrangements are con­ Dr. Malan introduced an Johnson, who regularly appears unwary." J. Taylor of the Anglican misson, a # * on Communist platforms, was at mic Cooperation (0„__E.C.)— The Sangarw, and Mr. C. M. F. Cowley, fellow Papuans who have cluded between private concerns, amendment to the censure motion (Special to the New York Tunes bis home, recovering from an At the same moment, tbe pil­ European side of the Marshall district commisioner of the perished. which bear the cost, but the asking the Assembly to approve and The Royal Gazette) attack of influenza. grimage organizers announced Plan organization—for it is bound northern district. "May God grant them rest and Governments have agreed to back the Government's policy of sup­ CAPETOWN, Jan. 28.—In the similar gatherings were taking up with the post of Foreign Minis­ "Tho untimely Heath of Cecil peace." the new programme as a means of porting the United Nations in House of Assembly today Premier Organizers made no secret that place in Capetown, Johannesburg, ter. Korea and trying to combat Com­ the dean's activities were one of fostering a greater interchange of Malan intervened in a debate on and other South African towns, He immediately cancelled his ideas and practical experience. munism "outside as well as inside his Government's policies in order the main reasons for the pilgrim­ and on Guernsey in the Channel projected visit to other O.E.E.C. the Union's borders." age. Squadron Leader Trevor to define this country's position in Islands. countries and the United States Stalin's Son Says Soviet Gabriel "Protector Of "Wimpy** Wade, chief test pilot of Dr. Malan said: "If there is ever the present international crisis. But another good reason for for talks on the distribution of NOT OFFICIALLY SPONSORED Hawker Aircraft, the firm that resort to war, then it wiU not be With particular reference to . choosing Canterbury wa!s tbat strategic raw materials. He was Flyers Are Superior Radio Communications" built the famed Hurricanes of the because one or another country is naming Communist China as an pilgrims have come here century The pilgrimage was not offic­ to have left for Scandinavia to­ last war, ia now in the United Communist." aggressor, he said: after century since Chaucer im­ morrow. MOSCOW, Jan. 25 (Reuter).— VATICAN CITY, Jan. 25 Every country was entitled to mortalized those who came to ially sponsored by tbe Church States as tbe first pilot to take ad­ "The attitude of the United and an official of the dean and But Stikker my retain his Stalin's son, Lieut. Gen. Vassily (Reuter).—the Holy Office is at vantage of tbe new arrangement. choose its own Government, he States of America Is tbat if mili­ prey at the shrine of Archbishop chapter here refused to say EuroDean post if he again becomes Josifovich Stalin, declared today present drawing up tbe final text said, and if war came it would not Thomas Becket. murdered in' Hie Foreign Minister in a new Dutch Government sponsorship of the tary steps had to be taken against whether permission has been that Soviet airmen were the of a Papal decree proclaiming programme is entrusted in Britain be against tbe Communist North Korea, then China's action cathedral by King Henry 11 's Cabinet—and there is a chance of "moral and military superiors" of Gabriel, tile Archangel _ of the ideology but against "Commu­ men. sought for it to take place. to the Ministry of Supply, which could not be ignored. We—and, that. American British and German Annunciation, as protector of nistic aggression." I think, Britain—cannot do other­ 1951 COUNTERPARTS G-enerial Martel told Reuters . Dr. Stikker and the rest of the underwrites the development of the organizers had the "Red Dean" flyers. radio communications, it was new military aircraft.. "HANDS OFF" wise but support the U.S. in this Government resigned during a He recalled in the youth news­ learned today. matter." Among tbe crowds who came by much in mind in their campaign. hectic session of the lower cham­ In the United States it is in the Dr. Malan urged that Asiatics be train, car, bus and on foot today paper Komsomolskaya Pravda the Pope Pius XII approved a hands of air force headquarters left to settle their own problems. Dr. Malan explained that the "It would be a wonderful thing ber of Parliament which was wartime exploits of Soviet pilots were 1961 counterparts of Chau­ if he could be saved from false broadcast through the country for decree to this effect on January 12. and the navy's bureau of naval He said South Africa felt every 1LS. was trying to save the United cer's pilgrims — the lawyer; the wbo "rammed" Nazi planes at­ ' The Archangel Gabriel, It was aeronautics. In both countries means of preserving peace in the Nations, and if it was not sup­ teachers like himself," he added. the first time ever. tacking Moscow and said there doctor, the crusading knight. "We have decided not to have explained, was chosen because he Government sponsorship also in­ Far East should be explored. ported it might isolate itself again There were wives from Bath, They quit because the Freedom were no cases of Royal Air Force brought the message of man­ sures security safeguards that The United States was hesitant and withdraw from the struggle a witch hunt because witch hunts Party, which Dr. Stikker repre­ men, with ammunition exhausted, though probably none had "trav­ are not popular in this country*. kind's redemption by announcing might not be possible under about using the atom bomb and its against Communism except oa its eled much and had-had five hus­ sented in the coalition, introduced ramming the planes that raided to the Holy Virgin Mary the in­ normal civilian exchange arrange­ European allies were definitely own soil. "But the Dean may be made a motion censuring the Govern­ London. bands" like the character in The to reconsider his position if carnation of the eternal word— ments. opposed to its use, Dr. Malan said. "Where," he asked, "would Canterbury Tales. ment for its conduct of the ne­ Lieut. Gen. Stalin, who is air the birth of Christ people express their feelings." gotiations with Indonesia over the According to aviation circles "Why?" he asked. "If America Europe and South Africa be if officer commanding the Moscow o has it, Russia has it too. If the that happened?" The crusading knight was Lt. General Martel declared Can­ disputed Dutch colony of Western district, said four flyers decorated here, tbe idea started last summer Gen. Sir Giffard Martel, 61, who terbury Cathedral had recently New Guinea. when "Bill" Pegg, chief test pilot atom bomb is used by one side it Elaborating his point, Dr. Malan with the Red Banner of the Su­ is self-evident that it will be used said: "Communist China has been headed a British military mission lost a generous donation towards The motion was lost by 66 votes preme Soviet yesterday showed Cash Short' for tbe Bristol Company, was sent to Moscow in 1943. lie .was a the cost of reconstructing its war to the United States for extended by the other side." guilty of aggression. Nobody to 26, but Dr. Stikker resigned "an example in the fulfilment of He said he thought that Europe doubts that, and I do not think member of the committee ot damaged library because the all the same. Premier Willem military duty'to tne fatherland." training in preparation for the private individuals which organ­ overseas visitor who contemplated Irish Fear first trials of Bristol's giant Braba­ eventually must withdraw as China itself doubts it. There is Drees followed suit with the en­ In his article he said: "Comrade much as possible from Asian no doubt that China entered the ized the pilgrimage. givine it could not understand tire Cabinet. zon airliner. Pegg is said to have One of the buses bringing why Church people in Canterbury Stalin set tbe peacetime tasks of Dud Cheques spent about 100. hours flying a B- affairs. The trend of Western war in Korea on the side of the An official explanation issued the Soviet air force—vigilantly European countries' was to colla­ North Koreans." pil-jrims contained exiles from tolerated the dean. • later said the wholesale resigna­ 36 bomber at the Consolidated iron curtain countries. Their to safeguard peace and creative borate on common interests and "But of coarse there is no legal tion was unavoidable because the labour of the Soviet people.'* DUBLIN, Ireland, Jan. 24 (Reu­ Vultee plant at Fort Worth, Texas, DOUBLE DANGER special purpose in attending was way of getting the Dean remov­ ter).—Cheques, the main method and other large American planes security. Freedom Party had "withdrawn Besides being a lieutenant- Alluding to this, country's to pray for compatriots and ed," the general added. its' confidence in Dr. Stikker" and of payment since Irish bank at the Boeing works on the west "I think we will get matters general of aviation, Vassily Stalin workers went on strike a month coast. After his return he took better settled and more peace in special position in the present thus destroyed the basis of co­ is a candidate for election to the international situation, the operation between the coalition ago, were in short supply here the Brabazon aloft for flight trials. that way than with a world orga­ Supreme Soviet of the Russian tonight as negotiations to end the nisation which tries to put j Premier explained that in the parties. Soviet Federation of Socialist Re­ matters right all over the world," j final analysis it was based on the The censure motion was sub­ stoppage broke down. publics. 'Five thousand bank officials are he said. view that while aggressive Com­ mitted by the Freedom Party lea­ o munism was a danger to the whole PIG6LY WI66LY der, Mr. P. J. Oud, who is also striking for restoration of salary He asserted that the United | cuts made six years ago, new pay U.S. COOPERATION IN Nations was trying to put South world, it was a double danger to Burgomaster of Rotterdam- He South Africa. Breakfast Special Lunch Special accused the: Government of "un­ Australia Guards Against rates and protection of jobs and Africa's large Indian population constitutional conduct" in chang­ pensions. The banks say the EMPIRE AID PLAN "on an equal footing" with Euro­ "Aggressive Communism could Tin Grape Fruit Tin Potato Soup ing its policy on Western New workers repudiated a 1948 agree­ peans and to impose a distasteful be a serious threat in South Pkt. Cornflakes 1 lb. Young Beef Liver Guinea without first consulting Influenza Contagion ment. WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 (Reu­ ideology on the people of South­ Africa, not only because of its 6 Fresh Eggs 3 lb. Bermuda Potatoes Parliament. As no money comes from the ter).—The United States Secre­ west Africa. ideology but because of the fact Mr. Oud was referring to the SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 25 banks, businessmen have been tary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, (The United Nations have that it makes a special appeal to '_ lb. SPQR Coffee Can Peas (Reuter).—Airport workers wore said today that the United States recommended that South-West the non-white people of the Can Cream Bottle Stewed Fruit protracted Dutch-Indonesian ne­ using cheques as many as eight gotiations in which the Govern­ white masks as a precaution or nine times, passed from one to would coordinate its foreign aid country," be said. "If Communism Tin Marmalade, l'/_ lb. 14 lb. Pkt. Tea ment recently offered to com­ against influenza when a K.L.M. another. Public houses, movie programmes witb tbe British gained a hold among the non- Can Cream promise on the future of the col­ Dutch air lines D.C.4 landed at houses, theatres, bookmakers and Commonwealth's £1,785,000,000 Poland Cats Coal Supplies whites of South Africa the death- ony. Mascot Airport here tonight, restaurants are busy trying to scheme of assistance for South and knell of Western civilisation But Mr. Oud said there was no "*• The plane arrived under special provide small quantities of ready South-East Asia. would be sounded. Therefore A Meal tor 10/4 A Meal tor 9/6 bias against Dr. Stikker personal­ clearance from Darwin, northern leash. He disclosed at his weekly press To Austria;Trains Curtailed South Africa has thrown its forces Australia, where she had left, one conference that the United States into the fight against Communism, ly, and he hoped he would come Bank executives fear many of and will continue to do so as it Legs of Lamb 2/9, Shoulders 2/4 back as Foreign Minister in a crew member and one of the the cheques now circulating may had accepted an invitation by tbe VIENNA. Austria, Jan. 25 (Reu­ immigrant passengers in quaran­ Government of Ceylon to take ter)—All rail traffic in Austria is has done in support of the United stronger Cabinet. be found valueless when the Nations in Korea (an allusion to super Roasting Chickens _- */* Consultations for a new Gov­ tine suffering from influenza. banks reopen and accounts are part in a meeting opening at I to be cut by 30 per cent because Colombo, Ceylon, on February 12. the fighter squadron now in action SPQR Coffee '4 lb. cello bags 2/7«/_ ernment began immediately after The remaining 59 passengers checked. Poland has stopped coal deliv. there)." Specials Large Bermuda Potatoes 6 lbs. 2/8 the resignation. Queen Juliana and crew from Amsterdam were The Prime Minister, Mr. John The consultative committee of eries, the Ministry of Transport I rushed from her out-of-town re­ taken to a quarantine station here I Costello, called both sides to dis- the Commonwealth nations meets ! announced today. While expressing the opinion Cooking Apples 3 lbs. 2/9 sidence near Utrecht to the Hague for five days' observation. I cuss the problem. Alter two-day then to discuss economic and I The cut begins on January 29 that neither Russia nor China to receive Mr. Drees in audience. Airport workers were tonight talks tbe negotiations were sus­ social development in South and and will last until February 12 really wants war, Dr. Malan de­ She has not yet accepted bis re­ fumigating the plane. pended. South-East Asia. at least. Austria is using home- clared that the only means of pre­ FruiFspecials Specials foe Soups signation, but started to confer produced brown coal as far as venting a world conflict arising without delay with her constitu­ possible to replace the Polish coal. from "Stalin's policy to infiltrate 1 Pkt Yellow Split Peas tional advisers, tbe chairman of But it is not so good and may into various countries" was that 1 Can Each anti-Communist nations should 1 Pkt. Green Split Peas both chambers of Parliament and cause technical difficulties. Peaches the leaders of her council. arm. Pears 1 Pkt. Bird Eye Peas British Parliament Demands Under her trade treaty with Austria Poland promised to "Tbat remedy will eventually Apricots 1 Pkt. Rice deliver 600,000 tons of coal by the prove effective, but it is expensive VALETTA, Malta, Jan. 25 end of January and 1.500.000 tons * * *. In South Africa too the (Reuter). — Children here today Civil Defence Be Alerted by the end of July this year. people will have to bear burdens 1 Large Cans s/- 4 pkts. Soy 4/6 presented Princess Elizabeth with Half a million tons had been —heavy burdens—to help In (Special Through Reuter) of its critics. The Government ONLY FEW RIFLES delivered by the end of December carrying out this way of combat­ a cuddly rabbit and a horse "for ing Communism." 1 Medium Cans 5/- the little Prince Charles." The LONDON. Jan. 25 — Parlia-| has contended that the home At first they were armed with but early in January the Poles presentation was made during the ment is putting severe pressure on guard shall not be called Up for pikes and pitchforks and bottles «aid the January quota would be Dr. Malan did not commit his You Save At The Piggly Wiggly Princess' visit to a Government the Attlee Government to have training until "an emergency and shotguns. Only a few had cut by half. Government on the question of 3MT*f. primary school run by Sacred all Britain's defences ready and eventuates." rifles. At frist they were so new Now Poland has stopped all recognising Communist China, but Heart nuns. manned for any eventuality. to war techniques that people his reference to this point was On the other hand, civil de­ deliveries "for technical reasons" construed generally as indicating The House of Lords in partic­ fence is going ahead with its thought them more dangerous on despite fresh negotiations in ular has taken the lead this week a dark night than any enemy no immediate departure from the training and recruiting. Many which thev promised to deliver at policy of non-reeogniticn. in what it calls trying to shake citizens who would expect to join parachute landing. least 75,000 tons in January. the Government into a sense of the home guard are puzzled But they moulded and trained He explained: "Britain has realism. whether to join civil defence'in into a force of 1,400,000 strong, recognised Communist China, but In a debate on home defences, the meantime. which was one of the most truly in defence of this recognition it peer after peer denounced Three Months In Gaol For should be borne in mind that it The Government says yes, by democratic armies ever seen, and Government hesitation and com­ what is more, became so efficient was given before anv aggression placency. Lord de Lisle and all means. that they manned many of the Not Supporting Family was committed by Chine." Dudley, who initiated the debate, But several peers in the House anti-aircraft guns and shot down Simultaneously with Dr. won the Victoria Cross, Britain's of Lords protested this situation German raiders and doodle bugs ; Malan's statement the chief of the rarest and most cherished award was discouraging people from Leon Charles Stephens, of Pern- general staff, Major-General C. L. and guided missiles. broke, yesterday was sentenced to for valour, storming the beaches joining either service and giving A large part of that force is de Wet du Toit, announced that at Anzio in Italy in World War the Impression that the Govern­ three months in gaol for non-sup­ South Africa has enough heavy still on hand ready to rejoin. It Is port of his wife and children. two. ment did not know what it was argued they would not take much equipment to arm for combat one This week he stormed the doing and that the world crisis polishing up. But the Government The Wor. H. Martin Godet. modern armoured division as well Government front bench in the was less serious than it really is. has hitherto contended that the sentenced him in Hamilton Magis- I its an Infantry division. He ad­ House of Peers — verbally that War Minister John Strachey task of organizing them and re­ trates* Court after evidence had mitted, however, that the perma­ IINESTLE'S is. Addressing members of the came under pressure on the same been given that Stephens was £81 [ nent force is short of men, for training them and reequipping Government he declared "Do nel matter in Commons on Thursday. them would be a needlessly big n arrears. which reason a recruiting drive ^^^^^f PURE THICK disguise from tbe people that He was asked cryptically how he distraction from building up the Stephens has been under a court THOUSWT WHEN XXJ his six-month-old daughter Do­ -. THE BOQOSS?? ON* in the auxiliary fire service, a plane for Rome or be thrown BROTHERS HOUSE—HE GAVE US THAT 12,000 in the national hospital lores. They had been under de­ into gaol for the rest of our LIKES "WESTERW6*-^JL TELEVISION SET IT service reserve and 74.000 in the tention at Northolt airport, near days. WOULD KEEP HIM HOME/ special reserve constabulary ser- London, since Friday, when they "The Rome night was cancelled viee. arrived from Prague, Czechos­ and we caught the London plane. Considering that Britain's civil lovakia, by air. "We were given every consider­ defence service numbered 1,500,- Expelled from the American ation while under detention at 000 in World War Two, the pres­ Communist Party In 1948, Perin Northolt." ent number is considered far from came to Europe last November. Perin said he would see his satisfactory. At the same time In Helsinki, Finland, he tried to former employer in New York. there are training difficulties. get a visa for Russia, but was "He may sot want me back, but Also there are a very large num­ told the Soviet Govern­ that is up to him," he said. ber of wardens who have con­ ment did not sympathize with Mrs. Perin's comment: "I am siderable practical experience in his criticism of the American too thoroughly disgusted and want air raids if mot in combating Communist Party and would not to forget the whole thing. I shall Capt ty3l. Kuig Features Syndiafate, tot.. World rights reserved. atom bombs. allow him entry. never leave America again." THE-BOYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2$, .1951 Page,?!

provision of storage facilities and •- i District Nurses Made development of price policies. 3. Enlargement of holdings too Over 40,000 Visits Plan To Re-Build Economic small for economic working and Truman Is For Naming re-allocation of others too scatter­ fajajthiuj From Page 1 ed for good farming. Membership of the branch stood 4. Conversion of marginal sugar China Dinnerware at 265, which was a slight de­ P Structure Of Caribbean lied to dairying and vegetable- Aggressor As Such crease below the previous year's growing. fieure. The branch's meet im­ . NJ-W YORK {Beuter). — A raising of the "poor man's" stand­ 5. Development of inter-terri­ Continued irem Page ' portant news of the year was the busy world bas hitherto net aimed ard of living. torial exchange of foodstuffs. ROYAL WORCESTER installation' of the nurse ih her said tonight France would "in ,*< at the West Indies as a target for They have tbe help and en­ The conference also urged the principle" vote in the United new home. modern techniques,, hut today couragement of United Nations training, under internati6nal ROUND THE WORLD Nations political committee for ROYAL CROWN DERBY In addition to its many other earnest men are drawing blue­ agencies. The territories are step­ technical assistant:; programmes, tbe whole of the American resolu­ helpers the branch expressed par­ prints to improve the area's run­ ping-stones between tbe Old of technicians in various branches tion condemning Communist ticular gratitude to Mrs. Hamish down economic structure. World and tbe New, and tbe agen­ of agriculture, including plant- JOHANNESBURG, Jan. 25 China as an aggressor. ROYAL COPENHAGEN Mitchell, Mrs. Sully and Mr. The islands and mainland ter­ cies ' see them as small-scale breeding. (Reuter). — More than 400 Questioned whether France Cresswell Hollis for gifts to lite ritories which make up the so- laboratories for practical experi­ The view was expressed that diamond cutters, all members of would vote or abstain on para­ MINTON nurse's new home. called Caribbean area have many ments in larger projects to come. agriculture policy must be so tbe diamond cutters' union, went graphs relating to sanctions if a Miss Phyllis Gibson, the problems. Pressure of growing CARIBBEAN COB-MISSION planned that implementation is on strike today after previously clause by clause vote were taken, treasurer, reported that the •population, Scarcity or deteriora­ The principal machinery for the given "co-equal status" with ex­ "flowing down over wage demands. the spokesman said: CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE branch had a balance of tion of arable land, lack of finance "planning is the Caribbean Com­ perimentation. . The conference "One cannot say here. A lot £ 158.12.10 in the savings bank to develop resources, reliance on mission, on which not only the felt that rural development as a LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter). — depends on the circumstances in and £34.2.3 in the general crops far which markets are lim­ "mother" nations but also the whole depended on several de­ The British Broadcasting Corpor­ which the voting takes place and ited, restrictions on imports territories are represented. partments of government and ation's chief announcer, Stuart how the resolutions are pre­ account. Receipts for the year could not be effective without had totalled £919.6.3. of which through currency difficulties — It is an active body, staffed by Hibberd, is to retire after a quar­ sented." these are some of the ravages of men of - political and planning coordination of policy and well-] ter century with the corporation. WM. BLUCK & CO. £154 was from nursing fees. a planned services with adequately He is 57. One of his most famous On the resolution of the 12 Mrs. Sully was re-elected time and P st slackness which the skill, with the drive and energy Arab and Asian states for a pre­ present rebuilders have to repair. to convert plans into realities. trained staff. broadcasts was in January, 1986, liminary seven-power conference, Estd. 1844 chairman, with Mrs. Bell as secre- UNCERTAIN TOURIST FA.O. experts', recommenda­ when King George V lay on his . tary and Miss Gibson as treasurer. The help of United Nations the spokesman said: BOXJSTSY agencies was exemplified at a re­ tions on expansion and improve­ death bed — "The King's life is Elected is the committee were ment of the livestock industry moving peacefully towards its "We must first see whether it A few of the territories have a cent West 'ladies conference, held can be reconciled with the Ameri­ Mrs. B. Barton, Mrs. F. Bernard. considerable tourist industry. But at Curacao in the Dutch West were also approved by the con­ dote." HAMILTON ST. GEORGE'S Mrs. George Kemp, Mrs. Daniel ference Attention was particu­ can resolution. We think it is pos­ tourists, like the swallows, come Indies to make recommendations sible that the texts of these two Carpenter and Mr. Gayous and go. A prosperity dependent to the Caribbean Commission, larly focussed on experiments in SINGAPORE, Jan. 25 (Reuter). 36S8-1'. Powell. M.C.P. the breeding, feeding and man­ resolutions may be improved be­ on them is, at best, uncertain. its executive body. This confer­ — Sir Henry Gurney, British fore the vote." Re-elected to tbe committee The aim of tbe economic re- ence endorsed tbe conclusions of agement of livestock and the con­ High Commissioner in Malaya, were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ridley. builders is to lay permanent, or Dr. S. Daniel Neumark, of the trol of animal diseases. told the Legislature in Kuala Mr! and Mrs. L. White. Mr. and at least sound, foundations for Food and Agriculture Organisa­ CREDIT FACILITIES Lumpur today that nearly 120,000 Mrs. H. White. Mrs. Wilfred Improvement in agricultural BOMBAY, India, Jan. 25 (Reu­ prosperity and give new hope to tion (F.A.O.) as "one of the best people had already been resettled ter).—The U.S.N, seaplane tender White, Mrs. Gayous Powell, Mrs. the mass of the people. Rising contributions towards the promo­ credit facilities was described as a in protected camps so that Com­ major need in most Caribbean Valcour arrived here tonight for J. Cowen, Mrs. Merrill Bell. Mrs. local pride and hunger for inde­ tion of Caribbean aims.** - munist terrorists could not prey a six-day visit. R. O. Walker. Mrs. Richard John- pendence are being harnessed to Dr. Neumark, who had travell- territories, and the conference on them. sea, Mrs. M. Sully, Mrs. Jack the goodwill and resources of tee e d widely in the area in prepa­ adopted several recommendations CLEARANCE SALE IHtfc Mrs. Dudley Cooper, Mrs. governing metropolitan nations. ration of his report, presented a intended to effect it. PENANG, Malaya, Jan. 25 Howard Cooper, Mrs. D. De­ Britain, the United States, programme recommending, Formulating a policy to permit (Reuter). — More than 200 Moura and Mrs. Fitzgerald Sim­ France and the Netherlands, the among other things: . increased mechanisation and at | passengers wearing life-jackets mons. four "mother" nations concerned. 1. Large-scale capital expendi­ the same time to offset resultant watched as firemen pumped ONLY 450 MEMBERS are guiding the ambitious project ture and investment for drain­ short-term unemployment, the water into a blazing hold of the Men's Khaki Shirts conference urged that Govern­ Lady Hall gave details of the on a long-term basis, but with age, forest-clearing, road-build­ 7,930-ton British-India ship Tairea All Sizes short-term improvements also a ing, and development of untilised ments should establish new em­ in Penang roads today. The ship's work of tbe L.C.C.A. and laid ployment opportunities and ex­ particular stress on the fact that goal. or under-utilised land. cargo of coconut ell and silk In this working of international Production .of mace foodstuffs pand existing opportunities yarn burned for 90 minutes. Sail­ despite the vast amount of work through industrialisation. This, ing was delayed. 21/6 tUe association did, it only had 450 free democracy, the aim is not for local consumption without it (emphasised, should be based on members. colonial exploitation, but develop-1 affecting export .crops. These are local primary production and She appealed for more mem hers men t and strengthening of the j to include, milk, poultry products, ha^'craft industries. to join the association — "Ber­ territories for their own good, I fish and vegetables, preceded by ed largely on an overall economic BON MARCHE The governments were also and social improvement, but urg­ muda's own charity," as it was asked to develop avenues of mi­ popularly known. ed immediate remedial measures Hamilton Somerset gration for employment and through an aided self-help pro­ Since its start in 1931 the asso­ settlement and to introduce so­ gramme. 3S571L ciation had expanded until, at the cial measures designed to antici­ present time, it bad seven dif­ pate and offset tbe effect on em­ "HENRY HEATH" FUR FELTS 15/- and 20/- ferent committees to handle Peron Puts Railwaymen ployment of mechanisation. . different affairs. Last year 22 The housing of low-income cases were sent abroad for treat- rural families, in the confer­ WHITE FUR FELTS .___ from 20/- ment and that work had received ence's opinion, should have a over £1.000 in donations' from place in all general development When CHILDREN'S HATS ~_ 15/- grateful relatives. Under Military Rule and welfare plans. Lady Hall said it had been This was seen as a public re­ FUR FELT MODELS _- were £5 now 5t/« pointed out that several of those BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, classes did not like' his .methods "I sponsibility. The conference re­ HEADACHES patients died on their return to Jan. 25 (Reuter) — President wUl glue up my job and go cognised that a general solution Bermuda. She said that the as­ Juan Peron today imposed mili­ home." of the housing problem depend' Other Models from 15/- sociation had to take medical ad­ tary rule on all railway employees vice as to whether people would in the Buenos Aires area, includ­ strike benefit by being sent away for ing several hundred foreigners. specialist treatment. He took this step to try to break Another branch of the associa­ the three-day-old rail strike remember tion's work was fbm Ridgeway which is causing growing trans­ The Elaine Hat Shop Home which was being admirably port chaos. He had earlier managed by Caot. and Mrs. Hill. threatened to draft strikers for Phensic! • There were 13 children there military service. * Don't Worry Phensic wins double gratitude from "Above All the Right Ha.t" three years ago. Now there were the headache sufferer—for it not over 30 children in the home. The railways have been owned only relieves the pain but it also YORK HOUSE Other outstanding workers by the state since they were comforts and refreshes. were Miss Andrews and Mrs. I bought from their former British Give him a Michielson and a list of 36 volun-j owners four years ago. Because Phensic is se (Nearly opposite the Bermudiana Hotel) tary helners. Lady Hall thought I quickly absorbed into the Peron, in serious conflict for that in Bermuda the services ren­ bloodstream, its action is 4 dered by voluntary workers was I toe first time with Labour from swift and sure.Be prepared .164 l f. sometimes taken too much for which he draws his greatest sup­ CARLSBERG for headaches—keep a granted. port, "mobilized" the striking . Co-oneration, community spirit railwaymen under the national [ >ly of Phensic handy. and service were the key-notes of j defence laws. '•]•* PILSNER r anv organisation and the L.C.C.A. I High officials of the Ministry of J appreciated the work of the Wei-1 Transport, including managers of fare Society to whirh its activitlps Hie various railways, received ap­ were akin, ft took care of the | pointments as army officers "fort Brewed and Bottled in Denmark poor, sack and needy. the duration.'' They will enforce j RED CROSS APPEAL military law over all men called Another appeal was launched UP bv Mr. Harman. He is director 1 of the Colonv's Red Cross work' The strike, in support of wage I Sand spoke of the Red Cross' 18 demands, is tbe third ia recent 1 different ^eare-time activities. months. John F. Burrows -er^ the event of any possible war. country. (Phensic "There might come a time when | The decrees, which referred to V for quick, safe relief Bermuda would be completely cut the "serious disruption" caused • FROM HEADACHES, RHEUMATIC PAINS, LUMBAGO, off from all food supplies. The by the strike, ordered police to Red Cross can get through to anv | round up strikers wbo defied the I NERVE PAINS, NEURALGIA, INFLUENZA, COLDS & CHILLS outside country. It is recognised mobilization order. They will be V mm -fftjf in 62 different countries and handed over to the military for if we have a branch here we can trial: and punishment. meno PS 49/25 get through food supplies. If Peron has already promised to there is no branch we might find use all the powers at his command ourselves in the unfortunate posi­ to break the stoppage, which is tion that the Channel Islands were threatening a political as well as nd HARDWARE in during the last war," he a transport crisis. He declared remarked. lest night that if Use working Three items the Red Cross' for every purpose FOR LOWER would devote itself to in Bermuda in peace-time were the establish­ society's work. She paid a tribute ment of a list of blood bank to the work of Miss Bridges, who R be. donors, and care of the deaf and had been connected with the Wel­ emem reminiscent of "ine good old days!" dumb and the Mind. It would fare Society since it was first assist Lady Hall-in her work far formed in -Somerset 25 years ago. the blind. lbe speakers were thanked by Hardware is Mrs, J. P. Hand, a member of Mr. Gayous Powell, M.C.P., while the Society's executive committee, FOOD PRICES! Mr. Leland White proposed a vote Modern version of an old favourite— gave figures concerning the of thanks to the parish nurse. Our ju$t as decorative—more functional. Speciality They'll dress up the bedroom and Special Price FROM A SHOVEL TO A SCREW every day of Hie week! spnspd a cheerful glow . . . globe on base and shade of white china— Ladies' Flannelette Nightgowns m Bottled Marmalade 1/6 suggesting milk glass — painted Bottled Raspberry Jam 1/8 with soft piffle rose or ivy design. 15/ >*, " Coffee—"Frith's Special", lb 5/6 MEN'S FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS two-way switch £2. 0. 0 21/- Oranges, doz...., 3/- three-way switch MEN'S DRESSING GOWNS Grapefruit (large), each 74 £3. 0. 0 30/- up BOYS' FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS "Birch" Sponge Mixture, pkge. ... lOd sizes 8 to 16 17/6 'Van Camp'Baked Beans, 20-oz. tin 1/5 »0¥S' DRESSING GOWNS „_. 24/" ALSO PLASTIC TABLE CLOTHS ...... 7/6 Call KRINKLE BED SPREADS a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables in Mae, green, yellow, pink Bermuda Hardwares 2£ and meats. 18/6 Successors to & Sons* ltd ___^______Front Street DEEB SAAD Godet & Young and Hie Bermuda Hardware Co., Ltd. Fred Frith & Son tel.: 12*5 - 2105 Tel.: 3164 lamp room second floor Reid Street, Hamilton. Phone 2958. Call 1207 1294 St. George's 919S Hamilton Warwidc 3827tf. 36SZtf. 3579+th A . mo+t. Page 8 THE ROYAS^GAZI-TT^V^^AY, JANUARY 26, 1951 The CtiKomers' FreisiS 9^e Market Open 7.30 a.m. to 8.00 pjn. Pro's Prize Golf Tourney including Thursdays [M!1 FRED WRIGHT I ONE OYER Ford To Meet Ferreira' | SOUTHAMPTON BEAT White Marlm Caught By Governor And Hetland Gain 7.30 a.m to 10.00 pjn. Saturdays In Barclay Cup Final PROSPECT TEAM AGAIN Visitor Yesterday Lucas Cup Golf Semi-Fmal At Riddell's Bay Today PAR ON MID OCEAN COURSE Two of Bermuda's masters of. A White Marlin, measuring six His Excellency the Governor, The first round of the 36-hole the cue — Frank Ford and Johnny One Goal Margin feet eight and one-half inches in Lieut. General Sir Alexander medal play with full handicap Local and Imported Meats Ferreira —will meet in final of length, and weighed 35 3/4 Hood, and Ev Hetland, manager of tournament for. the Pro's prize fer pounds,' was taken yesterday by the Elbow Beach Surf Club, gained xa'dies will be played at the Rid­ the Old Colony Club billiards Again Separates Teams dell's Bay Golf and Country Club competition next Thursday 'Wan.' Albert L. Rosen of Philadelphia, the semi-final round of the Lucas m today. The second round will be Special Price Flanagan And Wardman Put Out ning at 8.00 P- ,i_ii* Southampton Boat and Sports Pennsylvania, while fishing Cup golf competition by elimin­ aboard Soy Taylor's Wally n. ating D. E. Clark and J. H. Smith, completed next Wednesday. * The winner, which will be de- Club registered their second win Originally scheduled, to be Imported Pork cided over 300 points, wiil be aver Prospect No. 2 in the B.F.C. This was Mr. Rosen's first deep one-up on the nineteenth, at the sea fishing experience and It was Riddell's Bay and Country Club started on Wednesday and com­ By fDineen And Freisenbruch awarded the Barclay Cup, a new. Second Division when tbey beat pleted today, the tournament was Chops _„_ ._. 4/3 lb trophy placed in compeition .this the Soldiers at Prospect yesterday a thrilling one. The fish was yesterday afternoon. taken ten miles northeast of the postponed due to the inclement Bermuda Pork season. The previous troohy was 2-1. Thi3 was their sixth win, and weather.; won outright by Ford after; five gives them 13 points from 15 Point of Breakers. Garfish was His Excellency and Hetland The Freisenbruch Golf Cup in play at the Mid Ocean Club. consecutive victories. >«e«i i used for a skip bait off one of were finalists in last year's Bel­ The competition will be divided Chops . 4/- lb games. into two divisions with those entered its semi-final stage with the completion of the quarter-final . Ford and Ferreira have met i.n \ Tbe West-End club wees racier the outriggers and Mr. Rosen mont Manor championships, with Misting Pork ...... 4/- lb round matches yesterday in which such strong teams as Preston many previous: championship, played the fish on heavy tackle. Hetland winning the title, and are players whose handicap is 24 or flattered by their win; they were less playing in the "A" Division, Flanagan and George Wardman, Ronnie Dwyer" and John Paul Jones matches and the final is expected on the defensive for nearly all It took " the angler twelve favoured to win this present Leg of Lamb ...-.._. 2/6 lb to he rated as one of the top trophy. •Hal those with 25 or above in the were side-lined. £§_• tbe first-half and for most of the minutes to land his fish, during •'B" Division. tiffi Calves Liver ™ . 3/- lb matches of 1951. ..-si .-,.,,] second, but despite tbeir superior­ which time the Marlin jumped In tbe semi-finals, His Excel­ The team to watch is the com­ entered the quarter-final round An ofttime Bermuda amateur ity, Prospect never seemed able to and tain-walked over the ocean bination of Fred Wright and on the nineteenth green. lency and Hetland will oppose Lamb Chops — .. 2/9 lb billiards and snooker champion, make openings in what was, at swells.. "Robbie" Outerbridge and George Brot-.'k Park, who defeated James In their match yesterday. Irons Ford will be favoured to wrest best, a lucky defence. The fact Mr. Rosen is a guest of .-the Tenderloin Steaks . 4/6 lb E. Pearman and A. Russell 4 and and Ward were three-up durin-. Mountain. The other semi-final­ the trophy in its initial year, but that there was little good football Castle Harbour Hotel. Witb him ists will be Percy Belvin and Jack The Handy Market 3 yesterday. The winning team the first nine holes and were will receive stiff competition from may be attributed mainly to tbe in yesterday's fishing party were American Turkeys were unaccustomed to the. wind dormie two down on the second Ferreira. present amateur snooker Pitt against Roy Selley and H treacherous ground conditions, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Lyon Of Penn­ George Holmes.' tSufi (cleaned) 4/9 lb. but yet managed to play excel­ nine, squaring the match on the champion. and the stiff breeze blowing up sylvania and Mr. N. Tokar of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, lent golf, Fred Wright shooting a eighteenth and winning it on the o from tbe south throughout the New York, all guests at Castle The semi-final round of the American whole one over par 72—and this with nineteenth. game. Harbour, and Mr. M. Beaver of men's four-ball best ball match Local and Imported Meats. three three-putt greens. Wright Ward and Irons halved the first Prospect • kicked ' off with the Pennsylvania who is staying at play wiU full handicap tourna­ Chickens whose home course is the Oakley i,oles with sixes* and lost the Wellington Rovers Defeat wind and applied pressure almost tbe Coral Island Club. ment must be completed by Frozen Foods, Local Eggs, 1 IS and 5lbs 4/6 lbCountr y Club-, in Watertown, second to a par five plus a one immediately, but without danger. February 4. Fresh Milk, Cream. IH Massachusetts, was on the original stroke handicap. North Shore Eagles, 3-1 Southampton cleared their lines it Mayne came in to bundle both Boxes of American '' Walker Cup teams and although They evened the match on tbe and went on tbe attack, to be re­ into tiie net. FRESH VEGETABLES — New now. in his fifty-fourth year, third when Ward .pitched his. tee warded for the first time of ask­ The Wellington Rovers "B" CHARGING PENALTY Bermuda Potatoes, "Fresh Peas, / cut up Chicken ...... 7/- lb olays an excellent game of golf. shqt about three inches from the team scored a 3-1 victory over the ing. Mayne moved to the wing, He had birdies on sixth and the pin for a birdie deuce. North Shore Easles in the first and crossed the ball into the cen­ Nine rrfinutes later a scrimmage Cargo's, Beets, Local Green Regular Ham ._„4...... 5/- lb tenth holes yesterday. Wright's The fourth was halved with same of a friendly soccer double- tre. Young, Prospect right half, around goalkeeper Larsen result­ Complete Suits Dealt Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Roasting Beef ±$ .....'3/- lb handicap is 5. Park's 9, Pearman's fours, and Irons won the fifth header played at the Wellington was back and covering when the ed in a pentlty award for Illegal Spinach, Christophines, Turnips, 4 and Russell's 11. - with a par four to put hi"s team Oval yesterday afternoon. All ball altered direction slightly in charging. The shot hit the up­ In Bridge Hands Tomatoes, Lettuce, Sweet Pep­ Portuguese Hot Sausages one up. goals were scored in the first half - the wind and struck his shoulder right and bounced back into play. Larsen, playing his first league pers, Celery, Wat*r Cress, Sweet Dick Dineen (6) and Bill Ward took the sixth and seventh of the match. J__rF to bounce past goalkeeper Larsen. PLYMOUTH, England, Potatoes, Pumpkins. Pork Sausages Freisenbruch • (18) took . the holes to put the team three-up, whose footing in the morass was match, had a most unfortunate Jan. 24 (Reuter). — Four Neville Swainson got the Rovers time; continually harassed and measure of Preston Flanagan (6) tbey halved the eighth and Ny­ off to a good start, putting them most precarious. bridge players at the Francis FRESH MEATS—Local Pork, Beef Sausages and George Wardman (4) 4 and land won the ninth giving Irons bumped by opposing forwards Drake BowlingClub here to­ two up early in the game. His From this moment, Prospect as­ when in possession, he was finally Cut-up Fryers, Roasting Chickens, 2; Med Geesey (10) and P. Holwell and Ward a 2-up lead at the turn. second goal was scored from a sumed command of the game dur­ day were each dealt a com­ Bacon Pork (17) defeated Ronnie Dwyer (4) warned by the referee for reply­ plete salt. Legs of Lamb, Lamb Shoulders, GO THREE UP oenalty-spot kick. A short while ing this half, and the Southamp­ ing in kind.,. Sirloin Butts, Tenderloins, Boiled and J. P. Jones (11) 1-up, while later Maxwell Burrows put the ton goal underwent many narrow The dealer had 13 dia­ iVjeal Chops _ 3/- lb in the last match of the day, J. Ward took a par four to win home team ahead by three eoals, escapes Johnston put in a bard Prospect did their best to come monds, bis partner 13 hearts Ham. Local Veal, Bologna, Bacon, Ward (14) and Vic Irons (21) the tenth and go three-up again; but before the interval Addison shot which rebounded from the through witb the equalizer, but and their two opponents had Boneless Cod. Bermuda Eggs, doz. 6/6 defeated F. Barrlcjdow (21) and tbey halved tbe eleventh and then Tucker scored what proved to be i cross bar, and a few moments later the task proved too much for the suits of spades and clubs Ed Nyland (21) 1-up on the nine­ the team of Barricklow and Ny­ tbe final goal of the game to another hard shot from the same them; although retaining territor­ respectively. FRESH FRUITS — Grapefruit, teenth. land started to function. Nyland player rebounded off a defender ial advantage tbey. were unable One of the players, Mr. P. Oranges, Lemons, Sweet Pears, Vegetables, Fresh Fruits, make the score 3-1. i I to pierce tbeir opponents defence, took the twelfth with a birdie four and was pari ied on tbe line by B. B. Brown — a Plymouth Eating and Cooking Apples, GO EXTRA HOLE and the thirteenth with a par Playing tee the Rovers were: "' in which Sloper and Fisher played Groceries and Fresh Milk. R. Stovell; L. Waldron and I goalkeeper Ranee. Then a quick judge —said: "We had been Grapes, Walnuts, Limes. three and added the fourteenth to raid by the visitors produced a good games. playing for some time and it Ward and Irons seem to be Darrell; C. Brown, H. Weller and The teams: Corner of Reid and Kins Streets, making it a point to finish their halve the match. R. Brown; D. Darrell* M. Burrows, • fruitless corner. Back at the was not a new pack of cards !$fp ' COURT STREET. Irons and Ward were one-down other end, O' Leary slammed tbe Prospect: Larsen: Dodds and when we started. I shuffled Hamilton matches on the nineteenth, for in J. Smith, M. Burgess and N. Johnston; Young, Ingoe, and Phone 2991. their previous encounter, they at the end of the fifteenth which Swainson'. ball against the cross bar, and a for this particular deal and afiic**f. turned out to1 be an unusual hole. oowerful shot by Clay was won Richen; Johnston, O'Leary, Hume, my partner cut as usual." Open 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. Daily The referee was Mr. Leslie Curtis-Moore and Clay. Both Nyland and Barricklow top­ Devereaux. held by Ranee. and Saturdays till 9.00 p.m. ped their tee shots. Nyland* Southampton: R. Ranee: R. second shot was well down the SCORE EQUALIZES Sloper and D. Fisher; J. Kempe, fairway and his" third was tbe three to get on the green. Ward A. Kemp and D. de Silva, D. best shot of the match. He car­ three^putted this green, but Bar­ It was not until the fortieth Souza, W. de Silva, C Mayne, J. ried the green with a four, wood ricklow fourputted. giving Ward minute that Prospect were re­ Thorne and W. Barton. ONLY ONE SOAP GIVES YOUR SKIN FOOD SAFES and stopped ten feet from the sin. and Irons the match.' Vietri warded, when Hume headed in Mr. Bert Adcock was the re­ Two putts gave him the hole. from a corner to square the game. feree. THIS EXCITING FRAGRANCE « Guard your Food against Flies, Nyland played tbe sixteenth OTHER MATCH Two minutes later Southampton hole approximately tbe same way nearly went ahead when the ball Roaches and Insects In the Flanagan and Wardman was punched through a melee Your skin will be cooler, sweeter... with the same result and his team vs. Freisenbruch Dineen match was now two-up. Lying dormie following a corner and stopped on RAW, Two Sizes — £7.15.0 and £12.15.0 the teams halved the' first' hole the line by right back Dodds. desirably dainty from head-to-toe two down, Irons and Ward won and Freisenbruch won the second tbe seventeenth and took tbe Despite tbe wind, Prospect put with a par five plus a stroke for a IRRITATED if you bathe with fragrant eighteenth with a par four to net four. Tbe third was halved : on the pressure again in the sec­ Chesley E. White halve the match while Nvland ond half, but very r,arely looked and the fourth was halved. Flan­ Cashmere Bouquet Beauty Soap. Phone 1971 — — Reid Street and Barricklow got themselves, agan and Wardman won the fifth dangerous. The heavy ground ap­ THROAT? into difficulties. to square tbe match. .&,/-..ii peared to affecting them more On the nineteenth, Ward's tee than their heavier opponents, and For Prompt Relief— 3637tf. shot was dropped short of the trap. I The sixth was halved witb many opportunities were missed £&*£o€e*e%&UQi&£~ PERFUMED BEAUTY SOAP Nyland and Irons were in the fours. Dineen's tee shot whiaft ' through slowness, although on TryTAKCRO -h* jk rough over to the right'and it almost went into the' cup inches several occasions the Southamp­ 3B-M. took each of them two strokes to short of a hole in otte. gave them ton goal escaped by inches. *or coughs due the seventh hole and a one-up get out. Barricklow drove straight The winning goal came after TO colds. down tbe middle, but both Bar­ lead again witb a birdie deuce. 19 minbtes of play. Following a WehdvetheNEW SELF-SEALING ricklow and Ward failed to get Freisenbruch and Dineen won raid into the Prospect area, the • Pleasant-tasting—effec­ good second iron shots and took the eighth as Wardman three-put­ ball was lobbed back into the tive—for both adults and • MM H, Saves Time Wrapping — Preserves Food ted to go two up. They halved the goalkeeper's zone, and as he held children. At your-druggist. ninth to keep a two-hole lead at Wax Paper Jvst •Worth Waiting For! the turn. " THE RELIABLE r^JOou* press edges easily earned by ob- Tbe, tenth was halved. The winners went three-up on the, » Your dentures together ta i n ing orders for eleventh, Flanagan's four being Tancro wisipip Private Christmas Cards from no good against Dineen's four at *~ CLEANED your friends. No previous Dineen bad a stroke coming to We have just received a new shipment experience necessary. 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THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1951 Page 9 Kennetlf Trii|iingham Wins Second Race For International Que Designs sjpr Perfect Record

over Teazer. Two lengths further KICKER GOLF TOURNAMENT ing goal of the game' -tor the astern was Undine while Mrs. Bombadiers Come From Rovers "A" Defeat Tigers Rovers and a short while later WESTRA STILL SCORED AT Magee was a couple ot lengths AT BELMONT TOMORROW they went ahead by two goals still further back. In Friendly Soccer Match when a defender scored in his own OYER BMJflftTES, 4-3 Behind To Defeat lions goal. Gilbert Pearman scored for On rounding, Weatra--ond A kicker's golf tournament will Coquette stood on tne* port tack Elatts soon after to make the score 100 PER CENT FOR SERIES be played Over tbe Belmont The Paget Bombadiers came -.Floyd Curtis broke a 2-2 dead­ 2-1 at the interval. e* towards Watford Island Bridge Keep Alive First Division Manor's championship 18-hole from behind a 2-0 deficit yester­ lock late in the .second half to while Teazer took a short hitch to On resumption of play Stuart course tomorrow and Sunday. day afternoon to defeat the Dev­ give the Wellington Rovers "A" Minors scored to knot the count,, clear her wind and came back on Championship Aspirations Entries and further particulars onshire Lions, 4-3, in a Bermuda team • a 3-2 win over the Flatts only to have Curtis come back to • a port board. on this tournament can be ob­ Football League match played at Tigers yesterday afternoon in a break the tie shortly before the Teazer Occupies Second Place Undine took a longer hitch into tained from Harold Wells, pro at the White Hill field. friendly soccer match played at end of the match. the middle of the Sound. The Southampton ' Boat and the Manor clubhouse. E. Robinson opened the scoring Wellington Oval. Mrs. Magee after rounding, had Snorts Club kept alive their B.F.C. early in the first half and a short The Rovers held a 2-1 lead at Playing for the Rovers were: the misfortune to part her main- First Division championship hopes while later R. Gardiner put the the end of the first half, but im­ M. Smith (captain); F. Hall and yesterday afternoon with a 4-3 I In Finish And Standings sheet which cost her several ing 'a fractured arm in the last Lions two goals ahead at the mediately from the outset of the E. Tucker; M. Mason, C. Harford valuable minutes in repairing. triumph over vie B.A.A. Whites interval. second, the Tigers drew even and and K. Waldron; W- Pascoe, F. in a league match played at the meeting between these two teams. Westra, who played about on the starting line just long enough ToWard the end of the half the The Bombadiers applied the appeared destined to hold the East Thompson, C. Pascoe, A. Burrows TACKING DUEL Port Royal School field. Enders to a draw before Curtis and F. Curtis. ^ to ensure herself a good windward berth, led the fleet of International Whites started attacking with pressure and C. Ingham pounced Always dahgeroua. the Boat Lloyd Charlton being called upon on the loose ball after a mis-kick sunk the .clincher. The referee was Mr*? Leroy One Designs out of Hamilton Harbour yesterday and led them back Eventually Coquette tacked and Club forwards continued to apply by a Lions defenceman to open the Walter Pascoe scored the open­ Richardson. met Teazer With a starboard tack to make two smart saves. Tbe for her second successive victory of the season. She has two firsts in pressure on the Athletics' defence firit resulted from a pass from scoring for his team. R. Simons aboard and Teazer tacked under almost from the outset. Although knotted the count a short while the Duke of Edinburgh Trophy and as such still has 100 per cent for her lee bow. Both boats ih turn Jack' Wallace to Jimmie Vallis, her standing. playing With oplj* fen men for with the centre-forward too close later and minutes after that C. met Undine in Ine middle of the the first fifteen minutes of the to the goal to get the hall be­ Simons put the Paget team ahead Westra lost that first position at All the boats got across the line Sound and forced her'about with match Southampton gained a 2-0 yond the goalie, and the second after a breakaway. the first weather mark, but on tbe starting gun with Westra a starboard tack. Coquette tacked lead after twelve minutes of play when Pengelly slipped, leaving With five minutes remaining in through an unintentional assist by in the weather position, Coquette on Teazels lee boW. gad were never in serious trouble Vallis unmarked in front of the the game C. Simons had the ball Teazer who engaged Coquette in under her lee and Teazer under Westra in the meantime, had until late in the second half. goal. Chariton turned the sec­ in the net again to give his team a luffing match on the leeward Coquette's lee, going over the line tacked with the fleet and was to Thg hod team held a 2-1 lead ond around the post for a corner. their 4-3 victory. leg, Westra was able to dtp into together. Undine, further to lee­ weather of Coquette while Mrs. at the interval and went ahead From the resulting kick, Peter Bombadiers—A. Nusum (capt.); first position again at tbe last ward, got a good start while Mrs. Magee sifter repairing her main- 4-1 early in the second. B.A.A. Willco-ks hit the crossbar before M. Lightbourne and K. Smith; E. mark. Magee was a little late. sheet, wont well into the west­ started to pull together twtter the ball was finally cleared down Smith, C. Ingham and K. Tucker; Mrs. Magee had some misfor­ H. Tucker, R. Simons, A Saltus, OUT IN LEAD ward and did a first class job in after Jhat and came within one the field. Beg m uvoi»ima -- tune with her mainsheets but coming back into the boat race goal of tying the score when time BAA. SCORE L. Tucker and C. Simons. SCOTCH mHUt* MITail—V » to a* Kiac st-aiu vi served notice by her performance . The Trimingham boat pulled once more. intervened. Devonshire—E. Brown; E. Rob- •MSMO-tJOalSOaUD-LEiTH} after repairs were effected, that out into the lead going out into Coquette seemed to like goins • .Flay was fairly evenly distri­ With one minute remaining in insTi and W. Richardson; C. she is going to be a tough boat to : the Harbour while Coquette was up wind, and she was able to buted, between the two teems, al­ the half Wallace passed the ball Richardson, A Joell and H. beat. able to go through the weather of widen out from Teazer and though Southampton held the to Colin Selley. for the outside- Spencer; R. Dickinson, R. Yesterday's race, the second in Teazer. Undine and close the gap on upper hand early in both halves. right to tan it home and make Gardiner, S. Ray (captain), W. the series for the Duke of Edin­ The yachts strung out on their Westra. She eventually tacked to The defences dominated play, the score 2-1 at the interval. Robinson and E. Robinson. burgh Cup, was sailed in south- reach to Hospital Buoy with oort and brought the pressure to with Lionel Pengelly putting on A brief raid on the Southamp­ southwest winds of between 12-16 Westra rounding first a boat's bear on Westra. a brilliant display in protecting ton goal snw Selley kick high after..Charlton fumbled the ball Ttttr GAMBOLS knots and the yachts had a really length over Coquette and . In the meantime, Teazer and his goal area. good hook. Coquette having a boat's length but in the sixth minute Madeiros Undine went wind hunting and BOTH PLAY TEN MEN showed how it should be done when they converged again, the and planted the ball in the back of two leading boats just managed When Southampton kicked off to start the match, defending the the net after Paul Wirthlin had to cross Teazer's bow with port fumbled. lack aboard and fill away on the western half of the field, both teams had ten men. B.AA!. were Seveh minutes later a smart starboard tack to go around the cross by Madeiros was headed mark. brought up to strength two min­ ; COMB and BRUSH SETS utes later, but it was not until nto the net by White to give COQUETTE FIRST Southampton a mree-feual advan­ Gallon Packages (5 bottles) In-Bond @ $12.1)0 (For Men, Women and Children) fifteen, minutes after the initial Coquette was first around the whistle that i the Boat Club tage.' . weather mark with. Westra a boat brought in a substitute. Wirthlin was injured a short Plastic creations, transparent, attractive length astern and Teazer another while later and was forced to Five minutes aften the start a leave the field. Keith Bower took boat leneth astern of her. Undine cross by Raymond Madeiros was and pleasing to behold. And these indis­ was half a dozen boat lengths ovfi- between the sticks, witb tapped into the net by Roonie Vallis covering the left half of Friths Liquors Limited pensable dressing table accessories are in­ further back while Mrs. Magee Frith to put Southampton ahead had made up a considerable the forward line and Wallace Agents expensive. They last long and serve well. They .increased this lead seven moving into the centre position. amount but was still too far back minutes later when Pete Richold to be a threat. lifted a ni_h lob into the goal Soon after Southampton scored York St. Reid St. Mangrove Bay area. Madeiros got his head to what proved to be their final goal. If WE- 6ET SE-PACATt-0 The boats set spinnakers for the Wallace reduced the B.A.A. ? run to Pearl Island Buov. Teazer the ball and headed it over to IN THIS CROWD ©.0k Gt, I'LL ST. GEORGE'S HAMILTON SOMERSET The Astwood-Dickinson Co. Paul White who made no mis­ deficit with a erounder that mSX VOU OUTSIDE- MADAM blanketed Coquette and the pair landed in the side of the net. 3S3.*tf' Jewellers Optometrists went into a luffin? match to let take making the score 2-0. JB-ANWt-'S LiTTlE- WAT 4U0P . When Donald Brav came on the Wirthlin returned to action with Westra into first place. Coquette about 20 minutes remaining In the Jewellery Optical and Teazer gybed twice and field a short while later, he made his fird appearance since suffer- match and continued to hold off Phone 1206 Teazer just managed to secure a the Southampton attack. - Phone 3803 short overlap at the mark thus Hamilton. St. George's Three minutes before the final 1 securing the inside berth and closed up so as to be a threat to. ,whistle a Ion-', hard shot by Will­ 3C44tf rounding in second position. the lending boats and Coquette cocks caught Charlton nappine In the meantime, Undine had had a Job keeping her wind clear and landed' in the high corner of from Undine on tne final reach tp game, I the finish line. the net for the final goal of the 15 Miles An Hour In Hamilton Westra had sufficient lead so as The teams: not to be challenged on the run to Southampton—L. Charlton; W. the finish. Henderson and C. Martin; D. Brav. L. Pengelly (captain) and The finish order together with' H. Wndworth; B. Frith, P. Richold I the. present standings: P. White, J. MacDonald and R. Yacht and skipper Finish Per. Madeiros. Westra. K. F. Triming­ BAA. Whites—P. Wirthlin; F. ham 4:02.25' 1(H)' .Gamble and N. Stephens; C. Mann Teazer, Bert Darrell ... 4:02.45 63 (captain), A. Correia and J. Dun­ Coquette, 14. B. 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J8S4tf. Page 10 TIffi BOlfAL GAZETTE, FRJDAY, JANUARY 26/1951 Need #er Register Of Naval Force Shells Inchon As Sips Coming Australian Crisis From Fester-Homes Here Californian Scientists Continued from Page 1- Shortly I! her spare time to .cook and sew Of Chinese ^Withdrawal" Multiply and indulge in a hobby.-. WorkToPerfectH-Bomb Red-Inspired Strikes Into *ms type of home a girl Continue. From Page 1 The 1951 Dutch could bring her friends, Who could Bevin's Condition Is be met in toe right environment, F-51 Mustangs making the biggest troop casualty claim ef the day— Much Improved By WILLIAM FLYNN and where she would be ready for the fields of pure? Continue. From Paje 1 marriage when toe time came. 125 Communists ' k i 1 led or SAW _FRANCtSCO, California, | search in RHEE SENDS MacARTHUR The miners have the support Whether or not the young wounded smith of Seoul. (Reuter).—The University of science, unhampered by little A United States Shooting Star Continued From Page 1 California, one of the mid-wives more than their determina­ of the dockers, who have decided people would be paid for by the wiU lay additional burdens upon BIRTHDAY -REETfflGS on a tan on overtime and week­ L.C.C.A. or other organisations jet crashed behind the Communist in attendance at the birth of the tion to fill in the blank space in end work from February 2 be­ would be a matter of choice. lines in Korea after being hit by the Prime Minister' and other atom' bomb, is now working on the general field of knowledge. There were some people who enemy ground fire, toe air force members .Of his Cabinet problems involved in perfection Thus, the scientists, are free to cause a recent arbitration judg­ of toe hydrogen bomb. dream and attempt impossible TOKYO, Jan. 25 (Reuter) — ment granted them only half .tne would undertake the work out of announced. v Syngman Rhee, president of wage increase they wanted. the goodness of their hearts and Loss of toe Shooting Star MORRISON IN LINE The work is being directed by things whose accomplishment South Korea, today sent a con­ others who would not be finan­ brought to four the number of (Special through Reuter) Dr. Ernest Lawrence, 1939 Nobel may—or may not—materialise. This ban would brine chaos in They nave no time-table to fellow. gratulatory telegram to General all the major ports. It would slow cially equipped. United Nations aircraft lost in toe LONDON, January 25—Certain prize winner in physics, described MacArthur on bis 71th birthday. down loading and unloading of Elaborate homes were not what last two days. diplomatic circles here have been by Lieutenant General. Leslie From the findings of this ap­ Three lost yesterday were an Groves, military director of parently vague, but actually "On behalf of the Government vessels so much that freight Mrs. Macky had in mind, but tipped that Mr. Herbert Morrison, schedules of overseas and coastal rather those which would be rich Invader light bomber, a helicopter now Britain's deputy Prime development of the atomic bomb, sharply defined, research, the of South Korea for which you and a spotter aircraft. a's an intellectual who could have Government is almost certain to have done so much, we extend vessels would get into a hopeless in love and would fulfil toe mental Minister, is the likeliest successor tangle. Previous slow-downs and spiritual needs of this young­ The pilot of the jet was listed as to the ailing Foreign Minister been a great business executive. obtain the information needed you feiiritattons and wish you ail missing presumed killed. But progress towards perfec - for specific military purposes, success on your Birthday and re­ have had a serious effect on in­ sters, in addition to furnishing should Mr. Attlee be forced to material necessities. .». ". U.N. forces found no sign of the Hon of toe next lethal weapon in now perfection of an operating assure you of oar everlasting ternal and overseas trade. make a change, it was learned to­ and practical hydrogen bomb. Strike action from railmen is The Colony was handicapped by main Chinese or North Korean the arsenal of toe democracies gratitude and unfailing support in forces within 50 miles of their de­ night. • is not* toe sola, concern of the Recent reports of the Federal your efforts to liberate all tiie threatened in the State of Vic­ being largely cut off from learn­ As reports on Mr. Bevin were toria where the union is Com­ ing new ways of dealing with .de­ fence line today. University's radiation institute at Atomic Energy Commission' in­ Asiatic nations," President Rhee Convictions were growing that issued throughout the day, pres­ the Berkeley campus near here. dicate toat 25 per cent of toe re­ said. munist-led. All traffic will come linquency problems, Mrs. Macky sure for toe appointment of a new to a stand-still for 24 hours from said. Study of methods used in the Chinese have halted their Information is -being uncovered search dene at Cyclotron Hill is armies just south of toe 38th | Foreign Secretary grew. which will be beneficial to man­ of this type and, presumably, for Price Approx. midnight tonight while stop- other countries and toe results of These sources said Mr. Morri­ work meetings are held to decide experiments was needed, 'she Parallel for the beginning of kind if world conditions permit the purpose of perfecting a hydro- - political negotiations or even son's prime qualification was toat. peaceful application of the know­ gen bomb. £50.0.0 whether to continue the strike. added,"'' tike Mr. Bevin, he is a Ions-time Death Of Mrs. A. Showers Their grievance, like that of the withdrawn some of their best ledge obtained as a by-product of The 75 per cent "by-product" Several branches of the League troops entirely from Korea. Socialist Party power and thus is experiments which are inspired will be used in tite fields of medi­ dockers, concerns a wage award and the Centre group read reports eligible for the best post the Prime cine, agriculture, and industry. which did not meet expectations. at the meeting and brought anni­ One week ago, about tile tone' by military necessity. The LATEST in The death took place early yes­ General Matthew Ridgway, Eighth Minister can bestow. This is toe The Standard Oil Company of terday ef Mrs. Audrey Showers of Victoria's rail system is al­ versary greetings. Among these Foreien Secretaryship. . UNIQUE AGREEMENT California, for example, has used Motor-assisted ready in bad shape from the ef­ were the WarwTek-Paget, Somer­ Army commander, began sending Ely's Harbour,' Somerset. She was powerful armoured task forces But these sources do not expect The establishment which Dr. radio active tracers to Separate fects of a recent 55-day strike set and Hamilton - Smith's : Bicycles. 27 years of age. The wife of Mr. roaming through the wide no- Mr. Attlee to give up Mr. Bevin, Lawrence rules as Director of different quality fuel oils trans­ Barritt Showers, who works as a over the same issue. Victoria is branches. who Is also suffering from a mitted through a pipe line hun­ a major wheat and wool produc­ man's-land, air and intelligence the Radiation Laboratory at the packer for a Hamilton store, she Mrs. Dorothy Darnell was reports indicated many Chinese | chronic heart ailment, until he has University of California is the dreds of miles long which links was the mother of several ing state, and hulk movement of chairman. A trio coi posed of to do so. major cities in the inter-mountaita/1 Please Call 4100 toe produce is almost entirely by members of toe St. John's Church divisions moving north. result of an unique agreement be­ children. ' The general sent patrols to Proof of Mr. Attlee's determina­ tween government and education regions of Western United States. rail. all-male choir sang two spirituals. The University's first faltering LYAIiL MAYOR Before her marriage Mrs. within 18 miles of Seoul without tion to retain Mr. Bevin, his in the United States. Mr. Fadden would not say today Mrs. Darrell introduced toe greatest friend, as long as he-pos- Boiled down to its fundamental footsteps into the field of atomic •EWING TROTT Showers was Miss Bean, a what action he will take — "A speaker and Mrs. Eatha-r Mac- meeting a substantial force. Yesterday another force with sibly can is toe fact toat Mr. terms, toe agreement provides research were financed, not by Bermuda Agencies member of an old Somerset boxer doesn't tell his opponent Millan proposed a vote of thanks that the • Government pays toe the Government, but by the family. The funeral will take beforehand where he is going to which was seconded by Mrs. tanks got to within 30 miles of the Bevin's post remained unaltered i bills for pure research and uses Rockefeller Foundation. The allo­ 3572 tkf. place at Somerset this afternoon. hit him." Elizabeth Johansen. Parallel in the centre of the front, in toe latest Cabinet shuffle last meeting only a few score Com­ week, which took place before Mr. what is' of military value, per' cation of funds was used to build "But toe Government means Mrs. W. R. Robinson, president mitting the scientists to use the | a 184-inch cyclotron. of the Sunshine League parent munists. Bevin fell seriously ill asain, business," he added. The.lull is of Chinese making, despite the already present feeling balance as they see fit. This research facility was in­ Mr. Fadden is acting for Prime body, stated that her organisation Already the valuation of in­ complete when it was drafted for also had a dream of a hostel for in that the Chinese did not retain that a new Foreign Minister Minister Robert Menzies who is toe initiative after their series of should be named. stallations on the campus knoll World War II service. It was holidaying on the French Riviera young people and a large day nur­ that is 'called Cyclotron Hill is converted into a machine called sery which could accommodate 36 drives south of the Chongchon INCREASING OPINICJN and recovering from the influenza River which finally captured more than 15.000,000 dollars the Calutron. he caught during the Common­ children—twice the number now Today throughout the country (about £3,000,000). Several hun­ COULD BE SIFTED at the League Nursery, where toe Seoul. an increased opinion ursed Mr. wealth Prime Ministers' confer - Communists — probably North dred workers, their exact number With the Calutron, Dr. Law­ It's A Honey ference in London. children also sleep. Attlee to turn over the Foreign is secret, are employed on toe rence and bis associates proved The new site where toe League Koreans—have made persistent Secretaryship to some one more project, which is self contained, that fissionable U-235 could be is housed provides room for ex­ but not very strong efforts to force physically able than Mr. Bevin to even to its own restaurant. sifted by a magnetic process pansion of the League's activities toe mountainous centre of the withstand the demands of the job peninsula at Wonju, and by cap­ Tbe Universitv of California from the ingredients of natural There is a debt of £5.000 re­ which now, with one international has been exploring the frontiers uranium. Success of this re­ Of A Money Saver turing toe city threatened to cut meeting held close upon another. maining on the purchase price toe main escape route to Taegu. of nuclear physics for more than search project was toe basis for which will have to be taken un entails late hours and much travel. 15 years. Dr. Lawrence was! the Federal Government's ex- Phone on mortgage, Mrs. Robinson said. But toey abandoned this tactic • For months now. at different given toe formal a opoint ment of penditure at the Oak Ridge. Ten- ten days ago. Periods. Mr. Attlee has been tak­ Director of the Radiation Labora- J nessee plant devoted to the pro- That's Right Some observers speculate tbat ing on Mr. Bevin's "duties even to tory in 1936 when he held the j duction of U-235 in mass quanti- the Chinese have let their advan­ receiving ambassadors as he is professorial rank of Professor of i ties. 4006 tageous position slip through their doing now. itoreover, at the mo­ Physics. 'He directed experi­ After World War H. the Calu­ The People's Market fingers because after the mauling ment, Mr. Attlee is hard-pressed, ments which won him the Nobel tron was modified and became a toey have had from the air they not only politically at home and (Next to the Playhouse) Prize three years later, some Synchro-cyclotron. The Federal want to create conditions for a abroad, but also physically. Due months before England and toe ['Government financed toe con- For Interior Open daily until 10 p.m. j . cease-fire. to two other Cabinet members United States began the serious struction of two other research being down with 'flu Mr. Attlee is (Except Thursday and Sunday) task of harnessing atomic power units on Cyclotron Hill — a syn­ acting not only as Prime Minis­ for military purposes. chrotron and a linear accelerator. Esso Gas ter but also as Britain's Foreign Local and Imported Meats During development of toe | Now a Bevatron is nearing corn- Electrical Secretary, Defence Minister and atom bomb, toe University coo- [ pletion. Fruits, Vegetables, Canned Minister for Commonwealth Re­ This instrument will permit lations. tributed its personnel and brains and Packaged Goods, It Pays To toward perfection of the war the scientists to explore more of Wiring Mr. Morrison, .cherry faced and weapon. After the war, the Uni­ the unknown in the multi-billion It's Less Expensive Fresh Milk, Eggs, Bread, youthful art 63, is outstanding for versity resumed its atomic re- electron volt range of atom- Ice Cream to take out. his adroitness at handling parlia­ search at a leisurely peacetime smashing energy. It will oper-A AND Advertise mentary problems. Now as Lord pace—until toe need for greater | ate in a range of 3.500.000,000 rsezfm wf tp. President of. toe Council, he is knowledge to be applied to electron volts to 6,000,000,000 the leader of Commons and sets military efforts became apparent. electron volts. all parliamentary business. • This need resulted in the agree- ^^Th^ e result, in the formal lan- Take advantage of this Economical A Cockney by birth, he climbed ment between - the Government ] guage of toe Atomic Energy Radio uo to the party pinnacle through and tho University. Both have Commission: Cooking Fuel and Extra Service his political activities on the Lon­ profited. "It may be possible actually to don County Council. He was SCIENTISTS LEFT FREE create out of energy a heavy Minister of Transport in 1949 and nuclear particle, say a protron.' Repairs Home Secretary in Mr. Church­ The basis of the agreement is More simply, it may create ill's war-time Coalition Govern­ acceptance of the fact by the matter out of energy. ment. South Londoners call him Government that scientists must "Our "Erb." Right now, he is be left free to pursue free re- o generally known as "Lord Fes­ DAB - ES - SALAAM, Tangan­ tival." being the chief political yika, .Tan. 25 (Renter). — Prince power bchind's Britain's 1951 fes- ei'n experience is nil, but so was Mv Khan and his wife, Rita Masters Gas Department MASTERS 'ival. Mr. Bevin's when the present For­ Hay worth, have been received by His political experience in the eign Secretary took office five the 'Sultan of Zanzibar at his Front Street Tel.* 4001 GARAGE Labour Party is great. His for- years ago. palace here. 3«:i4f 3SS4tfa-

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Anawer To Prtvlous Poasta CROSSWORD PUZZLE Today's Radio Programme ADVERTISEMENT ACROSS 35—Spanish |V|A|N|E|S[ a.m. rt 1A~N O O El' 1—Near doubloon 6.00 Milkman's Serenade 6—Somber IS—Approaches 6.45 Top o' tbe Morning 1 11—Barters 41—Bone 7.00 Voice of St. Andrew- 1*—WelKhr-,f|"*': 42—Brand un aaiaHafaH as '•15 -4-^Pronoira 44—Widgeon Wake Up and Smile VUIF4 s^aa aaa aaas 7.45 News Sdy l//FLORENCE, tu RICHARD 17—Eton god - 57—Blemishes REAPS] The House of Peter McGregor tfofyk numbers. The idea is to keep __NE 0 10.45 • HARRINGTON, meets JIM M—Allude 59—Savory REAPSf pjn. Housewives' Choice CAMERAS k, than- so busy they won't have 30—Innovation 60—Reddish-brown 12.15 h. MOODY, Richard's best man. 32—New Mexico Treasure Chest W time to stray. If they do, ignore Indian DOWN 12.30 Vicky and Jim are immediately 2—Note of seal. 12 45 Styles in Song ta it! Nine times out of ten it, won't 34—Bellow 1—Fold News interested in each other. To in­ be important unless you make an 3—Unusual 1.0P duce her to stay ia San Fran- i—Juncture 1.30 Daily Almanac issue of it." Liz looked tired but 1 . 5 H s 6 7 a 9 to S—Bar legally 1.45 Musical Round-up k, jy cisco, Jim offers to help her her face was glowing with earn­ 6—Demolish 2.00 B.B.C. Sports Review 3 find a job. Vicky serves as Flo­ 7—Note of seal. SIS BBC News At THE WOMANS estness. "Half a love is better H HI >i 8—Before 330 Tune Time rence's bridesmaid. After the than none, and in the end it pays. 9—Ventilates Matinee Melodies SHOP on Reid Street you wedding, Vicky decides to re- 3.00 You probably won't believe it but IS i7 10—Spa 4 00 ZBM Concert Stage Rolleiflex Hi *> K, ,,, main and seek employment. there have been times when I 11—Possess I vs 5.30 Bermuda Buggy Rise will find a colourful selec­ | IHllilllHIl 5.45 Charlie Chan 11 [I Next day Jim takes her to din- f. 2- used to actually consider jumping IB V} 10 11 13—Fresh set 6.00 Blair of the Mounties tion of umbrellas; in solid •>,. ner with Nella and Al Pearson. 16—Dash Business and Stock Reports l- off Golden date Bridge. How glad % % 6.15 18 Mr. Pearson tells her to inquire Zfc 1$—Fissures 6.30 Music from the Moon colours, plaids and floral I am now that I didn't.!" Z5 t<4 25 27 21—Number Welcome Vis-tors v at his personnel office to obtain 6.45 Vicky was shocked. "Not real­ % ?<—Chairs 7.00> Marvin Miller-—Story Teller designs, just tbe thing for . a job. Next day Jim takes her 28 19 •bo 51 26—Strikes oat News Rolleicord *, ly, Liz! You wouldn't have done k 7.1S :,-«,. on a picnic to a secluded core. 29—Implants firmly this wet weather we have it" % 31—South 7.30 Piano Playhouse V . It was a secret spot to vhich he 3- M American 8.00 The Shadow been having — and reason­ - and Richard used to csHit as "Maybe not. Anyway I didn't. mammal 8.3ft Tune for Music TO It certainly wouldn't have solved %r 8.45 Story Time kids. Later Richard and Flo- 35 ia -7 58 39 HO 33—Struck with ably priced too. open hand 9.00 Music for You ,.. rence arrive, too. Though she anything and in the end Don al­ Organ Recital from St. John's ways came back. He used to % 35—A t ti tudin ized C, and Jim Isave soon,. Vicky in­ Ml 12 m «W 36—Fiber plant. Church Leica IIIc fers that Richard did not ap- give me a very bad time." 37—Man's nuns 9.30 At the Opera At the Home Furnishings ir a? % 39—Fart of ey. 10.00 Tomorrow's Headlines prove of her staying on in San "Has it been worth it?" Vicky 45 M> •CJ M8 H9 ie t 49—Sows 10.15 Do You Remember Dept. of the Womans Shop Francisco. Vet it is he who asked doubtfully. % m 43—Puddl. 1045 Melody Magic finds her a place to live with "It. will be the day I become SO SI 52 53 St 46—Girl's nam. 11.00 Make Believe Ballroom they have a lovely number is Mrs. Donald Baxter." «t—Heraldry: 12.00 CLOSEDOWN .t his secretary, LIZ NOLAN. % % grafted 7 5b S7 SB of lamp shades. They will ., Jim does not seem pleased "Do you expect to be married 55 SI—Bat The World's Finest! S, when he learns of Vicky mov­ soon?" 53—Make Into be ever so pretty in your ing in witb Liz. Neither, Vicky to U leather BONN, Go-many, Jan. 25 (Reu­ "During the holidays. We de­ *? EG—Japanes. bedroom — they come in all >r suspects. Is Liz's boy friend, cided last night. I'm going to measure ter). — Vol hath Von Maltzan, Omnr. ay United Feater, Sr»**.U. Ia*. 5S—Preposition y DON BAXTER. Lis assures give notice at the office the west German foreign trade chief, sizes and patterns, white and rt \, Vicky it is all right with her middle of December." will leave afor Brazil shortly to and that she hopes Don's re­ attend tbe Inauguration ceremony pastel shades to blend in "That won't be much longer. sentment of Vicky's presence of President Getulio Vargas, of Available at far below U.S. prices with the colouring of your . will hasten his decision to mar- Only three months," Vicky said Brazil. remembering that she had hoped bedroom. Small and large '. j-= ry her. The day Vicky begins to marry Jim before then. ' work, Jim takes her to his lav­ sizes range from 2/6 up to ish and very mannish apart­ It had been an illusion. Jim ment for dinner with Richard had not asked her to marry him. Rupert's Autumn Primrose—15 and Florence. After the others As Liz had said he was a gentle­ have gone, Jim explains he man and, loyal to his own code, had put bis cards on the table. "CAMERA DEPARTMENT' n .' loves her greatly but expects For you men that have k never to marry, -the is in­ But he had also promised to let her make her own conditions if cold hands when you are furiated. ir * * * she continued to see Urn. What riding your Autobikes The could be fairer than that? At least s Fortunately Liz had not re-j for a limited period. Say until BERMUDA SHOP have just 1, turned yet so Vicky had the: Liz was married. the thing to put you to your apartment to herself. She paced ._jjp furiously, too angry at first for When the telephone rang Liz ease — genuine cape gloves said. "You answer it, Vicky, and .tears. Jim had let her commit in dark leather — with a ,l herself. She had confessed her if it's Jim. be sweet! Just act II love before he told her that he as if nothing has happened." soft and warm fleecey lining. MEDICAL, y "., had no desire for marriage. But But it was not Jim. It was Price 37/6 pr. In the Ladies' as the. shock wore off she realised Nella Pearson. Rupert pulls himself together. disappear inside the gate of Philip's 9 that any time after tbey had met " if I'm to get enough primroses house. The bay is ia the garden Dept. of The Bermuda Shop It (To be continued) L would have been too late so far to fill that fag I must find where and Rupert runs up rat him. "I you will find for a Birthday, as she was concerned. lock got this one," he deckles. " I say, look what I've found on your y Her heart was broken. She Scottie's back.'* he cries. " Do tell HA-LLT or gift to a friend away, a expect he was rolling in a bed of 0 me where he got it." " It's a wished now she had not stayed in them when he gx this one stuck selection of Bermuda silk San Francisco. Without Jim the CRISIS IS TIME OF primrose," says Philip, mystified. ia his for. But where can it have lock certainly didn't find it here. scarfs, in an assortment of t* city itself was meaningless. been ? " Following the little dog, "You'll like this salad n She would give up her job and We've had no primroses for CHALLENGE he is just ia time to see him months.** pastel colours. n go home. But pride forbade this. dear...I made it with 0 If she left now she would have to ALL RIGHTS RESERVED explain her reasons to Florence EDMUND GIBBONS* e who would tell Richard. To say Visiting Preacher's Talk nothing of Al Pearson who had HELLMANNS Men's Dept. are suggesting I made a place for her in bis or­ To Leopards Club REAL REID STREET HAMILTON that you take a look in at ganization. She couldn't just run ,' away without an explanation The Rev. B. A. Galloway, visit­ MAYONNAISE their white dress shirts at when everyone had been so kind. ing preacher of the A.M.E. de-, the amazing price of 27/6. - No, she decided, closing tbe door nomination, a former pastor and ^ of the bedroom and beginning to The -Arcade Furniture Company They're made of broadcloth, presiding elder in the Colony, 3598+f. undress, she would have to stick told the Leopards' Club, at their have a 'stay' collar, and it out for awhile, but she would­ weekly luncheon meeting yester­ n't see Jim again. day, that now is a time of social, (In Its 35th Year) come in sizes 14 to 17, so It waa _L_* -.urt which brought economic and spiritual, crisis, a I advise you to look into the blessed relief of tears. She time of challenge to be met by had trusted him so implicitly, challengers. the matter ef these last bar­ never doubting that he would The crisis is world-wide, he Offer the following discounts gains; for with the prices . propose to ber as Richard had to said, and the situation must be Florence. But that had nothing going up these days, I am combated with honesty and a to do with it really. broad vision. on sure that the next shipment "Oh,™ she sobbed. "How could 1 be so stupid?" Today was the day of the will be higher. It was late before she fell psychiatrist, who might be termed asleep: later still when Liz re­ an adjuster of individuals, the Mid-Winter speaker went on. Their Entire Stock turned. The older girl slipped In the Womens' Dept. of , quietly into bed without waking To many people, religion was EDMUND GIBBONS nylon Vicky, but tbe next day when made up of "dent's" and "cant's." they were having breakfast to­ Actually, it was a positive force. slips in white with fancy gether Liz said, "Did you and There were some who held that frill and lace trimmings can Jim quarrel last night?** religion in the Colony had lost Purchases for £10.0.0 and over 10% Liz had to know eventually se its fervency. He had not found Bargain Sale be found, there are not i Vicky replied, "Yes, we did. that to be the case. many left, so be sure to go . jWhv?" Christianity was not a "closed Purchases for £50.0.0 and over 12V_.% In and have a look at them. Liz buttered a piece of toast. j shop." Challenges in all facets Commences * |"I suppose you told bim you I of life should be met through the ' 'never wanted to see him again." church. In some cases, changes The Dress Dept. of THE ;' j "That was the general idea. would have to bring the organisa­ Take advantage of this offer while it lasts :jHow did you know?" tion more up to date in order that WOMANS SHOP can show "Because I've been through it human instrumentality could you some very attractive ,.«myself, but you're wrong, honey' j achieve God's will. If that were < ]Unless you want to die an eld done, the challengers would WE DELIVER TO ANY ADDRESS TOMORROW blouses in solid colours and • jmaid. The men of today are all j emerge as conquerors. f talike. Selfish and hard to catch, checks; fancy for wear with 'but you can't do it by refusing to The speaker was introduced by slacks and skirts — made of j J see them. There are too many Dr. J. Edward Foster, pastor of St Burnaby Street Phone 3054 Continuing [ .other girls just as attractive and Paul's A.M.E. Church. rayon and silk. Price 27/6 ( -not TO foolish." Mr. Wesley Dill voiced the %0ts and 32/6. j j "Foolish?' Vicky repeated. appreciation of the club to Mr. "That's what I said. Jim orob- Galloway. !,: ably told you he didn't want to Mr. Nelson Bascombe was the MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY You that like to browse j 'get married." soloist and sang a song composed around the stores looking !- i "Yes, he d-d." bv bis sister, Mrs. Bascome - "But he didn't say he didn't Taylor, who accompanied him. for a good bargain ought {.M/ant to go on seeing you?" IT Vicky nodded, her blue eyes Substantial Reductions to take a look into THE | filling with tears. The Golden Gate TOWN HOUSE on Front I ! "Jim is a gentleman. You can ; make your own rules. Just be- St. West. There is great pre­ l cause be doesn't THINK he Special Pre-Inventory Sale paration and excitement go­ [ 'wants to marry you is no reason RAINBOW } ne won't change, but if you refuse Friday and Saturday Only in Women's Wear ing on there — for as you no J' .to see him you haven't a chance, doubt have heard, they are j He will go out with someone else TAXI Post-Tens, 10 packages assorted Cereals , 3/9 having a sale on Saturday ; do get you out of bis mind. And Libby's De Luxe Large Halves Yellow Cling I don't say he won't. Don and I which will be continuing up i< saw him shortly after midnight 24 Hours PEACHES j , 2i 2/8 DRESSES — TOPCOATS — RAINCOATS to Wednesday of next week. •' with a gorgeous looking red- Imperial Mutton and Peas, a delicious and quickly ; head." Many of the things that will SERVICE prepared meal — lib 2/9 SUITS — EVENING DRESSES — SKIRTS Vicky remembered the. tele- be on sale are going to be ; phone call Jim hadn't bothered Del Maiz, Cream Style Corn, best you can buy, Dial 1048 * :i and '/_ off. So come early j. to answer and jealousy pierced 15. ozs. 1/4 HANDBAGS — NIGHTIES — GIRDLES * her already • wounded heart. He f823tt« w th ( a t» and avoid the rush. ' had found consolation in the arms Imperial Baked Beans with Pork in Tomato Sauce lib. 1/6 Superior California Zante Currants . ....11 ozs. 1/8 Many reductions of one third Well we must be hurry­ Bow-Wow Dog Food 1 lb. 1/- ing off to see what else we Jersey Tomato Juice — •• 1 lb. 1/- many others at half price can find, so till next time, Imperial Vienna Sausages .....10 ozs. 2/3 when we will be back with Imperial Luncheon Pork .._-. ..12 ozs. 2/11 more news, well say — Imperial Meatreat, a treat in meat. ...12 ozs. 1/9 Four Days Only Red Feather Hamburger Steak , 12 ozs. 1/5 All Earthenware Jugs j 10% OFF Good 'buys' All Linen and Cotton Tablecloths 10% OFF 11TA. Store will be Closed Monday, Tuesday and OK! ' One more item Wednesday of next week for Stocktaking that just caught my eye — blanket binding — at THE No Exchanges — All Sales Final The Town House NOTIONS DEPT. in The Womans Shop. This can Why Pay Move — Shop and Save at Front Street West also be used for the binding ... TOPS FOR QUALITY for skirts — colours green, noitled sty. aVJ*E BERMUDA M1NEKAI- WATER U). The Golden Gate and blue. Under appointment tty: Tea»*-Veu\ Company. H.t. 3«93tlh. 3C14tf. i&Nrff . Page 12 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1951

TIME FLIESI. . • • IteP Sure pte placet Your Want Im T#df-y FOR SALE HOME OWNERSHIP TO BE FOR RENT HELf WANTED A CINCH IN TEAR 2W6 YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER, previous FURNISHED HOUSE with water view, experience in such Week, or' in the INFLUENCE OF GOSPELS Household Equipment In the year 2000, atomic- 3 bedrooms, S bathrooms, living- handling of cash an advantage.' Apply room, dining-room, servants' quarters. Accounting Department, The Bermuda age building equipment and Near Ferries £50. Kitson tc Co., Ltd.; The Middle East's Role In Possible UPON CIVILISATION Press Limited. "MOFFA-r" Electric Stove, perfect mass production will bring tel. 2919—1347. condition. "Woodhouse," Evan's Bay. home-ownership within MESSENGER, T.C.B. offices; must be "SEAi OKTH MEWS," Somerset, attrac­ reliable person of good character; ?i "WESTINGHOUSE" REFRIGERATOR, everyone's reach, say con­ tively f u tni shed two-bedroom salary £5 per week. Apply Secretary. Lecture By Canon Barren 4 cubic feet, in good condition; lady's struction -' a u t hor i t i es. But cottage; beach privileges; £35 per three-speed bicycle; James autocycle. home-minded folks TODAY month. Phone 2491. HOUSEKEEPER, white, for small ¥ War With Russia Canvassed 4 Captain Davidson, Prospect. Phone guest honee in Hamilton. ' For p At Trinity HaH 2031 between 9 and 13. refuse to wait 'til 2000 . . . appointment telephone, after 6 pjn., So they're looking in The CENTRE OFFICE, Old Telephone 3299. ~\ f (Special to. Tb* New York Times and The Royal Gazette) Royal Gazette Classified Building, Reid Street, West; LONDON, Jan. 29. — While i "How we should read the UNPAINTED CHEST OF DRAWERS: £13 10/- monthly. Apply M. A. is energetic and progressive but Africa also are actively interested Gospels" was the subject ot a 4 drawers only; £11 12/6.—Chesley Section for the homes of Gibbons Ltd. Telephone 1261. i mpst military minds were pre­ still economically insecure. in Middle Eastern security. E. White's. their choice. If you ve a POSITION WANTED occupied with aggression in the The causes of instability and lecture by Canon A. L. Burrell in home for sale, tell these CENTRALLY LOCATED UNFUR­ Far East and tension in Europe, insecurity in the Middle East have TURKEY STRONGEST Trinity Hall on Wednesday night. VENETIAN BLINDS: Expertly made NISHED APARTMENT in Westmere, ENGLISHMAN, 29, accountant, desires Canon Burrell began by saying by precision machinery; three-day tfolks about it through a Pembroke; seven rooms and bathroom position! educated 5 years school in senior British and United States long been apparent. None of the By far the strongest eastern service; all colours; installed free; England and two years university. officers in the Meditteranean area that in a previous lecture they satisfaction guaranteed. — G 1 o b e Classified ad. The very pros- and kitchen; suitable for residence or Eastern Arab states has been member of that association today poet you're eager to' reach offices. M. A. Gibbons, Ltd. Tele­ U.S.A.; four years experience •with had • talk at Malta this week wholly independent tor much is Turkey, which has the largest had considered the early days of Venetian Bund Co. Dial 2971 for phone 1261. • chartered accountants in London. Christianity and had seen bow seivice. may be looking in The Royal Write Alan G. Jackson, 3 Norfolk about another critical ares and more than 30 years except ior the army in Europe of any member Gazette for your home. Mansions, Lithos Road, London, N.W.3. soft spot in the defences of the remote and insignificant Kingdom of the Atlantic alliance, a force quickly the Church had become VENETIAN BLINDS: Tour choice 14 STORAGE SPAGE, about 6,000 cubic anti-Communist afiianfy ___ tjjg established as an institution in different shades of slats; prices Phone 1052 for an ad-writer. feet; well ventilated and dry; in of the Yemen. currently numbering about 400,- Hit first tare or three centuries of defy competition. — Charlie Bartlett. basement of 'Westmere, Serpentine Middle East. 000 with a potential total of two 2135. INSURANCE At the the aame time word came LACK STABILITY this era. Mow they wanted to get Road. M. A. Gibbons, Ltd. Tele­ million trained soldiers. to the centre of the circle of FOR SALE phone 1261. THE PRUDENTIAL OF ENGLAND: to London that one of the bright­ By comparison with the West None of the Arab armies is BUREAUS, Chiffoniers, Wardrobes. Fire; Marine; Accident: Travel; Bag- Christian inspiration and that was Rug Mats and Squares in Tapestry est young generals of the Soviet political parties and mature peli- regarded here as formidable, es­ age Insurance. Bermuda Agency: Unioin, General Shternenko, chief best done by starting with the and Axminster. — The Arcade Fur­ fohn Critchley, Hamilton. none of them, has developed stable pecially since tbeir fiasco in Pales­ pieaching of the earliest apostles. niture Co. Boats, Motors of the general staff, had been tical institutions. All ef them are tine. They were deliberately de­ WANTED TQ RENT PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE appointed chief of staff for the .That preaching, he said, could be ANTIQUES: Genuine Antiques of all JAMES AUTOCYCLE, £35; good con­ protects business firms against un­ hamstrung by poverty, illiteracy, signed by their British tutors tor studied in the epistles of Peter, descriptions on sale at the Antique dition; insurance paid for 1951. southern front which faces the corruption and a lack of social protection against internal dis­ Shop, corner Washington Lane and SMALL FURNISHED OR UNFUR­ expected claim, Consult Bermuda Fire Middle East. Paul and John in the New Testa­ Church Street. Telephone 4454. NISHED COTTAGE required; long and Marine Insurance Company; consciousness. orders and against each other. ment, and also in the speeches lease; excellent references; prefer In tbe event of war a success­ Not one has the internal re­ None of the Arab states can afford AUTOCYCLE SPEEDOMETERS: North Shore, Paget or similar locality. recorded" in the Acts. Through­ ANOTHER SHIPMENT of Colourful Round and *D* shaped, cables, etc; Apply H. W. King & Sons, Ltd., Pem­ TRADE SERVICES ' ful thrust by the southern front sources or industrial power to much more than that, unless out there was a common form and Cotton Cretonne Prints just arrived. installed any time. — Cecil Harris, broke. Phone 2942. armies might overrun (the Middle sustain an army strong enough Egypt can. content and the gospels were ex­ Lusher & Company (wholesale only). Church Street. UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE: Slip­ East, cut the democratic world in for its own protection against a Phone 2136. covers made to order.—Henry K. Lately there has been a great pansions of the message brought Cox, 'Upholsterer,' North Shore Road, half and capture or interdict (up­ determined enemy with modern deal of talk about strengthening into existence by the needs of KITCHEN EQUIPMENT; oversize safe, WANTED TO BUY Bear Grace Church. Pembroke. wards at 20 per cent of its oil weapons. the Middle East tbat there has early Christian communities who in perfect condition; kitchen table, Hardware output flowing from Middle East PRAMS UPHOLSTERED, canvas work Only on the .singes of the area been no evidence of an actual wished to know more of what enamel top; small step seat; full set Of THREE NEW GALVANISED TANKS: PIANO, must be in good condition end wells. can there be found any semblance military build-up. Tbe Prime utensils and aluminium ware. On reasonably priced. Telephone 4864. saw trucks, boats, etc.; fair charges. their Master had done and said, f view Pembroke Hall. Telephone Mr. 200 gallon, with brass taps.—-Nicholl Call S. G. Exell, Devonshire. It is commonly assumed that of military power and political Ministers of the British Common* Pettengill, 3469. and Ashton Ltd., ufJHH 3178. the Soviet army could take over maturity. wealth recently in conference ta The influence of the Gospels Iran in a matter of days and that Consequently tbe main burden London expressed their deep in­ upon our civilisation and soeiety CROSLEY SHELVADOR REFRIGER­ Builders' Supplies FOR HIRE if Us tanks should reach the open of defence in the Middle East terest in the security of the area had been far out of proportion to ATOR; apartment model; £30. plains of Iraq it could very shortly their size. They were small books Small "Superior" stilt trie stove. Tele­ VELOSOLEX BICYCLES, fully falls still upon the British, the but had time for no more than phone 1680. BUILDING PROBLEMS. — Catalogue Funeral Notice overran the whole fertile orescent Turks and perhaps the Pakistanis a eursory survey of its problems. but their influence had been co­ ' information on products of leading equipped; Burnaby Cycles. Pitt's lossal. During the last 50 years manufacturers; free advice. Ambard Bay Road, next to ZBM: tel. 3327. and pose a serious threat to Egypt, with the aid of United States However, the Commonwealth CARPET, 12 x 9, £14; Singer hand & Company. 3804. the Suez Canal and the whole of naval and air forces that presum­ there had been a great decline in sewing machine, £9; single bed The funeral service for contribution to Middle Eastern Bib-teal knowledge, and with it a (iron). £2; single bed (oak) and VELOSOLEX BICYCLES, fully Northeast Africa. ably would be reinforced in time defence might be greater in a mattress, £6. Phone 8803 before' 5 equipped. Burnaby Cycles Lively MRS. AUDREV SHOWERS All of the normal air and sea ef war. loss of the Bible view ef life. This at Castle Harbour Hotel, Tucker's future war than in tbe past. No was new in the greatest danger p.m. or apply Friday- evening. Lang, Builders' Equipment Town; open Sundays. wiU take place this afternoon routes that connect the Atlantic For the present the defence longer menaced by Japan, Aus­ "Braeside," Cavello Hill, Somerset. powers with their friends in the of being supplanted among tbe WALKER-TURNER jig saw; air com­ at St. James's Church, Somer­ system oi the Middle East is only tralia and New Zealand could majority of people by rival faiths GLASS AND METAL DINING TABLE pressor; two lengths of hose and East would thus be severed and skeletal, although the skeleton spare more men for expeditionary spray gun; no reasonable offer refused. title vastly productive oil fields of and theories that did not think and six chairs with separate Apply Charles Outerbridge, near John ANNOUNCEMENTS set, mt 5 o'clock. might acquire flesh and sinews forces. South Africa,' according nobly of the soul and were damag- cushions; suitable few diningroom or southern Iran, northern Iraq, Ku­ in case of emergency, as it did patio. Phone 4115. Smith's Bay. The cortege will leave the to her statesmen, would fight ina and debasing to man's per­ ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Head­ wait and Saudi Arabia would in 1940, when Italy threatened against Communism not only tor either be T+'lffifd or lose tbeir sonality and freedom. The ori­ ANTIQUES in silver, china, glass; quarters Central Group, Ground, Grand United Order -of Odd­ Egypt and Cast Africa. the defence of her own terri­ ginal falling off, however, had many collectors' items. Bermuda Garden Supplies Floor, E.S.U. Bldg.—Phone 4866 or call pipelines to the Mediterranean Tite centre of the system is at tory but for tbe Suez and all of Work Exchange. Darnells Wharf. personally afternoons. fellows Hall at 4.50 o'clock. littoral. not been difficult to understand. Telephone 3253. GARDEN SUPPLIES: Seed*, fertil­ Fayid ta the Suez Canal cone Africa. Staff talks on that sub­ Many theories of the nature and isers, took, etc.—WADSON'S. COSY. COMFORTABLE * FRIENDLY: ONE OF MYSTERIES headquarters of the British ject have been held durine the origin of the Bible held by our Open for breakfast at 8.30; dinner Middle East land forces, which past six months between Britain grandfathers would not now he BEAUTIFY YOUR HEDGES, and with­ served from 6 p.m.—9 p.m.—The Tea As the Kremlin undoubtedly it oversees a network of defence and South Africa. Wearing Apparel out toil. See the electric Tarpen Cosy. tenable. But, if our ancestors trimmer on display at Young, Trott aware of the potentialities of points and outposts of stretching were sometimes crude in their JUST ARRIVED—Ladies' Wool Jersey & Co.'s Showroom. such a thrust and of the military, from Tripoli in North Africa to ACUTE PROBLEMS Blouses; also Ladies' Gabardine 'BOBBIE' from Ideal Beauty Salon says AUSTRALIA WONT BAN beliefs and theories, they had Suits. Sizes tap to 34%. Tower Dress political and social weaknesses of Habbanniah airfield in Iraq and On the other band several acute often got to the very root ef ROTOSCYTHE LAWN MOWERS; no "Hi you lair and gentle ladies, have the Middle East, it is one of the Shop. H. S. Critchley. blades to sharpen; gasoline powered; you started .951 with the new cold BOSWELL'S JOURNAL from Cyprus in the north to problems in the Middle East have things in their religion and often cuts long or short grass. Watlington. wave yet?"—Phone 3996. mysteries of Soviet policy that so Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. interfered with mutual planning lived -lives of impressive simpli- LARKWOOD NYLONS: New Fall and 1133. little advantage has yet been Winter shades; sizes 9 • M%. — CANBERRA, Australia, Jan. 25 The present combat strength for defence. These have included: city and piety in tbe conscious Lusher and Company (wholesale ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: En­ taken of the area's great vulner­ First, toe continuing dispute presence of God. only). Phone 3135. quires treated confidentially. — (Reuter)—Australian authorities, ability. of the command is not great. Miscellaneous Write Hamilton Group, P.O. Box IM. After pondering a -seek, decided Some such venture was always Lieutenant General H. G. Martin, between Egypt, which demands The Scriptures, however, in NYLON STOCKINGS — Mew styles, correspondent of the London the evacuation of British forces their spiritual and moral content. volumetric dark seam, three beauti­ ARRIVING SHORTLY — More Stroh- WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OB today to let tbeir country-pen I one of the dreams of Imperial ful Shades; lower prices. IiMffturr aa menger pianos — Apply The Little SELL surplus furniture, telephone have a look at a book that con­ Daily Telegraph, recently estim- | from her territory, and Britain, had cone through the searching Company. Wholesale. Russia and from the beginning it a ted that its fighting units were vhich refuses to surrender tbat French Shop. 5215, Surplus Variety Store, tains some quite spicy reading. | has been an objective ef Soviet criticism of the last half century Warwick. James Boswell's London Jour­ equivalent to no more ,than a keystone to the whole Middle unscathed, and with tbeir value New in . . Berkshire Nylace (Kantrua) CORSAGES: Waxed Passion Flowers Communism, expressed in terms division gut ot a total strength Eastern defence structure, STOCKINGS.—W. 3. Boyle & Son. in acetate boxes. The Little French nal, tney stated, will IK allowed of anti-imperialism and liberation enhanced. Moreover, we were Shop. into the country. of 60,000 Second, the prolonged disagree- now in the process of relearning WOMEN'S LEATHER SLIPPERS have tor the Moslem East and India. men er just arrived in new assorted colours. STAMP COLLECTING At first customs officials hesi­ However the command has a *°Y the tata-re of Kashmir. how to use them in their proper MASSLINN NAPKINS, rayon and - It can be assumed that Moscow wb down haU of and original role as a means ef — W. J. Bay la* Sen. cotton, non-woven fabric Sunshine ANGUILLA TERCENTENARY SET, tated to let tbe book in. ' Tbey so far has neglected that enter- large body of administrative and *«* *»• _*?£*«* , Supply Co., Reid Street. mint, 3/6; used, 4//6; covers, 5/6. wanted to examine it. tbey said. housekeeping units whose job is Pakistan's army of 4O0,00fli and a creating and sustaining faith to GREY FLANNEL TROUSERS: made ill Stamp Shop, Reid Hall Building, I prise because of preoccupations to keep the bases and dumps and sun"** number at India's 800.000, God's love and His direction etX England, 83/6 or $8.81.—The Royal The fast tbat it boomed into a | elsewhere, diplomatic xr.MMemee 1 British, Front Street. CREOLE WALL DISTEMPER, wash­ Hamilton. facilities of tbe area in good order a? * makes cooperation between human affairs in often very^ best-seller when recently- pub­ from Turkey, Iran, the United th w able, in 4-7-14 lb. tins. Somerset lished in Britain and America against the day when they might f_* *_ «*o«nt*tes impossible, troubled times. Besides knowing BLUE SERGE TROUSERS: made in Cash Store. Dial 8131. States and Britain and fear that and respecting the Bible in the England, 75/-.—Archie Brown, Ham­ made no difference. Jan open military venture might be filled again with men and I "bird, the agitation and occa- ilton and St. George's. FOR SALE At that time a representative-of planes- and ships and supplies. sional incursons against Pakistan classical versions that were read Dry Goods provoke a War particularly if an from Afghanistan which is claim­ in Church we should also read ATTENTION MOTORCYCLISTS— the firm of Heinemann, handling attack were made on countries Besides the British land forces English top quality lined wind- I the book in Australia, admitted ing a strip ef Pakistan territory them in one or other of the mod­ RIBBON: Grosgrain, Satin. Moire, Handicraft guaranteed by tbe Western there are units of tbe Royal Air inhabited by Afghans, with the ern versions that were now avail­ breakers, sip front, pockets; in fawn j Fluorescent and Ninon: full colour some of Its passages were "franker powers. Force at fields throughout the colours; real value. Patterson's Dry and range.—Lusher -. Co. (wholesale). than is customary." But he added open encouragement ef Moscow able. Goods Store, Somerset. Phone 2135. GIFTS: Hand Tooled from finest "The free world — vulnerable area, a squadron of the United and some sympathy from India. Bermuda cedar ia all varieties. — that they should be read in the States Navy roaming the Mediter­ Attempts to command the Bible John Davis, Cedar Shop, Somerset. context of the times during which here — must go on hoping that Fourth, "the extreme nervous­ to the public primarily as litera­ the cautious Stalin will walk ranean along with Royal Navy they were written and apparently units operating from the great ness of ban, manifested by a re­ ture were doomed to failure. The the customs men took his advice warily in an area which is after cent trade agreement with the Gospels, in particular, would live Books, Stationery all also the heel of the Soviet base at Malta, and United States to heart. air transport bases at Tripoli in Soviet Union and cancellation of first and foremost because of NEARING COMPLETION—Bermuda's "We'll let the book in," the Achilles, The Economist of Lon­ British and American propaganda their contribution to religion and Complete Business Directory. For don remarked recently. Libya and Dhahran in Saudi Free Listing, contact Island Publishers, Customs Minister, Mr. N. O'Stfl- Arabia. The air bases are all broadcasts from Teheran. conduct, and for the consistent FOR SALE Post Box 450. livan, announced today. For the moment the Western within bombing range of some Fifth, discontent in Iran and portrait which they gave of the Written by the famed 18th cea- powers and the countries of the part of the Communists' eastern Iraq with the terms of British person and nature of Christ. tury biographer of Samuel J ori­ Middle East must rely on hope, empire. ail concessions, about which pro­ EDUCATIONAL son, the manuscript of the London because their military resources tracted and acrimonious debates Journal (1762) was discovered 20 are slender. Between Ankara This strategic layout is loosely and negotiations have been eon- SHOOTING SPREE AFTER IT PAYS TO INCREASE YOUR years ago in Scotland with a and Karachi there is not a single associated with the North Atlantic ducted without success. New KNOWLEDGE in your chosen pro­ alliance through the full member­ fession or trade. Write P.O. Box 298, dusty pile of Boswell's papers. government tbat is both stable Sixth, a general lingering dis­ A DRINKING BOOT Hamilton. It has since passed to America. and strong—not even Israel which ship of Britain and the United trust and suspicion of the West­ States in the Atlantic Pact, the ern powers. associate membership of Greece ROME, Jan. 25 (Beatjr).—A Two Apartment House and Turkey, Britain's tenuous drunken and armed street- NEAR HAMILTON treaties with Egypt, Jordan and MOSCOW, Jan. 25 (Reuter). — sweeper injured eight people and We Offer Iraq, and membership ef Pakistan Prof. Sergei Vasilov, Russian held off five carloads of special An Exceptionally Good Investment and India in the British Common­ physicist and president of the shock police for two hours in a wealth whose southern members Soviet Academy of Sciences since Roman suburb today. at Am Bargain Price of FOR SALEf; Australia. New Zealand and South 1945, died today aged 59. 11K sweeper started a family quarrel after returning home from a drinking party, grabbed £7,500 A Charming a shotgun and threatened his wife who ran screaming into the street. Home FOR SALE Infuriated, he raced to a window and started shooting at everyone recently completed Death Notice in sight. His 14- year -eld Located on the Burnt House Hill, daughter was among the wounded. Kitson & Company, Limited An Attractive Police eventually broke into Warwick his room and subdued him with Crawford House Tett: 2919 New Cottage batons. Church Street, The accommodation which AXDERSON, Willon Peocmd, 1247 with f^rW Hamilton includes two double bed­ beloved brc/ther of Iva Hil­ rooms, is well planned 5 Rooms and Tiled Bathroom 3*12tf. born, Otto end Guy Alderson, for pleasant living. situated on Myrtle Martin and Anne Grounds lend a Large Lot wkh Water Rights themselves to at­ McAnerney—suddenly on the overlooking- the Great Sound 24th January, 1951, at "May- tractive land­ in Southampton Parish scaping. fair," Pembroke, Bermuda. available for immediate occupancy Service at St. John's Church, CM. in C. DEPT. Sun glare and heat used to lire me " My dear," she said," You must pro- Terms can be arranged. H.M. DOCKYARD — BERMUDA out, made my eyes ache, brought on tec t yo ur eyes. Co me a nd buy a bot tie Price: £4,700 Pembroke, on Friday, 26th headaches. Luckily I met Anne... of Opt rex now—use it every day.", January, at 11.30 a.m. Apply For Appointment fe Inspect Please Call Flitcroft k Lightbourn, Ltd. •-•.---•-••_aa-_a_-a-a__BaWaaWBB-BSa In the Estate of FOR SALE Mercury House Hamilton M. A. GIBBONS, Limited 1261 By Competitive Tender Phone 2953 John Kirby Curling J133t»wf. |P§1 -jMStf. Outerbridge "Ransomes and Rapier" Excavator-Crane dc coned * Model Ne. 423 — Caterpillar Type, Diesel Driven Persons having claims against So, when I got home 1 bathed my eyes Whenltold Jimhesaid,"Wonderful! * HELP WANTED the estate of JOHN KIRBY Machine may be inspected on Thursday, 1st inOptrex, and oh—ttierelief! Discom- Your eyes took lovely tonight. Keep fort, dust, germs—all washed sway! on using Optrex—I'll use it, tool • CUBIaWG OUTERBRIDGE, February upon application to O.C.W. Department, deceased, are requested to H.M. Dockyard. render the same to Messrs. Tenders wiU close at noon on Thursday, 8th PROTECT YOUR EYES weM APPLEBY, SPURLING & Libby's gentle press February, 1951. Experienced KEMPE, Barristers - at - Law, tomato juice is just "Ard-e-gh Cottage," Reid St., right for these eool The Sale will be made on the condition that ov Hamilton, on or before Satur­ Purchaser will opt be able to take delivery before Radio Technician day, 24th February, 1951. days. .# Saturday, 31st March, 1051, and that the use of the Serve piping hot in a Crane by the Dockyard in the interim will be Ontr '" ^ Apply to bouillon cup with Dated 26th January, 1951. accepted without any claim upon tbe Admiralty for • EYEYEE LOTION saltines. any damage to the Machine. ASS MR. VERNON FREISENBRUCH MAKE THIS TEST APPLEBY, SPURLING & Libby's is good at Tender Forms and Conditions of Sale may be Toe rim of the eye and inner any time. had upon application to O.C.W. Dept., H.M. Dock­ lining should be healthy flesh MASTERS LIMITED KEMPET yard. colour. If they are red or irri­ FREE!in each Attorneys for the Always look to Libby's tated or the whites bloodshot, packet —a scientifically; executrix. 3639t' * Ma. ^f^mntmfil your eyes need treatment. designed eyebath. 3612011 »mm. for perfection. 3636tf Feb 12 3t3vtm tu w.ih f i. - • §•&' THE BQYJ^G%Z&^^ 26, W& Page 13 mmM A FWMIR m OP YET M HfFT OF STONE OF SCOffE Debtors Ordered T§ ¥ky Ih .jgOnr. %redertck Arthur Thomp­ ;jef-t * (Special through WsuUn'l Fine Bedroom Furniture son, formerly of the Bermuda LONDON, Jan. 25.—A month- Magistrates* Court Militia Artillery, a member of the long search by Britain's keenest Royal Artillery Association, died police sleuths has failed to pro­ at the King Edward VII Memorial duce a single clue as to the. where­ The Wor. H. Martin ,Godet Hospital on Monday morning after abouts oi the historic Stone of SAYS heard many civil claims in Hamil­ ii! a short illness. Scone, coronation seat. for Scot­ tiro is wijfH uu. ton Magistrates' Court yesterday. The funeral service was held op land's old-time kings, the Home Secretary, Mr. James Chuter Ede, AGAINST AGGRESSION Nathaniel Burrows, of Warwick, i Tuesday afternoon at the was ordered to par 10./- weekly on' HARDWOOD Wesleyan Methodist Church, St. admitted in the House of Commons today. Se said the hunt a claim by Faries and Da Costa I Gaorge's the Rev. J. W. Howes (Special to The New York Times for £6.14.0, plus 32/- costs. in officiating. There was a large was continuing. ^^ "and The Royal Gazette) attendance of relatives and The Stone disappeared from BELGRADE, Jan. 25—Marshal Adrian Wilmot, of Warwick, .friends.. The following hymns Westminster Abbey on Christmas Tito told VS. Cpngressman John was ordered to pay by February 3 were sung: "Thy amy, not mine, O morning, and is believed to have F. Kennedy of Massachusetts to­ the sum of £4.15.11 to A. E. Bene­ WALNUT Lod". and "Our Blest Redeemer, been seized by Scottish night that. Yugoslavia, would vides ,of Paget. en. He breathed." nationalists who planned to return adopt, the same attitude as other Norris Durham, of Warwick, The • bearers Into the church it mt its old home in Scotland. members of the U.N. in the event must pay 10/- weekly on a bill : were Messrs. Clifford Dowling, F. A reminder of the Scottish of an attack, against Western owing to J. E. Benevides, of Pem­ A Full Set T. Darrell, Henry Tucker, Wesley claim that the stone was "stolen" Europe and would honour her broke, amounting to £5.11.6, plus Chiffonier Dresser Bascome, -and Sidney Steed and from i. Scone by- England's King commitments under the charter. • 32/- posts..^^ Gnr. E. Watson, members of a Edward 1st in the 13th century Hilgrove Waldron, of Warwick, was given by Mr. Emrys Hughes, The Democratic congressman, Double Bed. former football team known as who has been studying the pro­ was ordered to pay £1 weekly 'The Bowery," to which Mr. Labour member for the Scottish on a bill for £ 122.10 owing to Thompson once belonged. district of South Ayrshire. He gress of rearmament of the North asked if the Home Secretary was Atlantic Treaty Organisation Faries and Da Costa, plus 22/- The bearers from the riHaffili. all powers came to Yugoslavia be­ costs. comrades.at the Royal Artillery "satisfied that lie has a legal title enHy fiS5.10.0 Terms Association, were L/Sgt. Richard to the stone?" cause be said it would be unwisp Herbert Johnson, Of Warwick, G. Darrell, Bdr. Thomas H. Robin­ Mr, Ede ducked the challenge to talk about the dsrtt/arr at must pay £ 1 weekly on a bill fat" \ son, Bdr. Leroy A. Held and Gnrs. by saying he was not aware that Europe without . taking into £32.1.1, plus 22/- costs, which he Norman J. Richardson, Leon the Scottish nationalists had any account Yugoslavia's strategic owes Perry Brothers Grocery. These Sets as Low as £1 weekly after Down Payment. Callabras and Harold E. Pack- claim to the stone either. "I am position vis a vis the Soviet Ina Lodge, of Devonshire, was wood. *$3m not at all sure whether, % spite of Union. ordered 4o pay by February 17 the band of the Church Lads' the claims made by the more en­ The Yugoslav Premier told Mr. the sum of £2.6.9. plus 16/- costs, Brigade, under Sgt. W. X Furbert, thusiastic Scotsmen with regard Kennedy he didn't contemplate a which she owes James Dublin. B.M.A. (Res.), played from the ton, the stone does not belong to Cominform attack . oft. Yugoslavia A court order was affirmed for j phuroh to the cemeterv. L/ Bdr. one oi tne Middle Eastern states," this spring but that he was not a Pearl Peniston to pay 5/- weekly 1 Frimdiy E. H. Dears, B.M.A. (Res.), Mr. Ede cracked. t prophet and was therefore obliged on £32.2.0 owed to Robert , sounded the Last Post and Legend has it that the Scone to prepare for any eventuality. Scraders. Reveille at the graveside. Stope is the identical stone used The. Congressman said Tito took by jacob as a pillow. Beginning on. February 24, Scttd Maple Other members" of the R.A.A. the view thajt .the U.S. and other Samuel Paul must pay 10/- in Luxurious Red. who were present -besides the Western powers were strone weekly on a bill for £4.0.6 owed bearers, included: Major P. L. enough today to attempt to nego­ to W. Lambert. He must pay by Lightbourn. hon secretary tiate some of the outstanding February TJ the sum of £2.7.0 Bermuda branch Royal Artillery Threat of W. German Coal problems with the Soviet Govern­ owed to Joseph De Silva. Association; B.S.M. G. A. Bennett: ment. Sgt. W. J. Furbert: Bdr. N. E. And Steel Strike Averted Gordon Gregory, of Pembroke, A roll Set Matthie (Be-organjsed B.M.A. The Yugoslav Premier's belief must pay by February 3 the sottM in the strength of the Western of £11.8.0 owed Frederick •ection secretarv. R.A.A.); L/Bdr. BONN, Germany, Jan. 25 (Reu­ -fe A For: L/Bdr. A. C. Gilbert; powers was based on. the .BWO-ia-i Mitchell. Dresser and Mirror ter).—A threatened strike of action of the U.N. against aggres­ T.'Bdr. E. H. Doars and Gnr. E. 800-000 West German steel .A. court order was affirmed for Watson* sion in Korea and the rearmament Henry; Simmons to pay James Four Drawer Chest jwtkl.i II and coal miners fixed for programme in progress.. Marshal Mr. Thrmnson enlisted in the February 1 ia "definitely off," it Richards, of the Canadian Hotel, newlv re-o'-'anhsed B.M.A. early Tito said the question of, German 5/? weekly on a bill for £6.4.0. was announced here, tonight. rearmament would be a proper Double Bed In 1929. He attended the first The steel and coal workers, Alfred Burgess must pay 10/- r_»» Of itt» re-oreanisation unit subject for negotiation. weekly on £17.3.6 owed to the backed by other industrial unions, , Mr. Kennedy said he himself ia May. .1,429. and. he served.tour had announced they would strike Canadian Hotel. vears. taking his discharge on the was of . the opinion it was not Mrs. Shane O'Neill, of Hill if definite steps were hot taken to urgent for the U.S. Government termination of Tgagement. _. He satisfy their demands for repre­ Cottaae. Spithead, was sued try hecano a member nf the R.A.A. to make up its mind immediate!v the Bank of . Bermuda for sentation on industrial manage­ op, the policy, to be followed if only on FeHmarv 12. 1828. ment boards. £38.16,8, and judgment for that * Mr. Thompson, who was 52. is Yugoslavia were attacked bv amount was awarded the Bank, survived- bar his. wife, one Agreement was announced after Cominform powers. lie said plus court.costs of 16.'-. £90. 0. O Hanghter. five brothers, two 8 long meeting between repre­ Yugoslavs were tough and deter­ j Stuart Harvey mast pay by *tmm*s and numerous other sentatives of workers and Govern­ mined and could resist long February 24 the sum of £10.2.0 relatives. Always genial and ment, presided over by Or.. Kon­ enough to give the U.S. sufficient owed to Cecil W. Frith. courteous and of a kind dis­ rad Adenauer, West German time to formulate a policy. . Syvilla Stanley, of Smith's Teih-iaS position, be will be much missed Chancellor. Hill, was ordered to pay £6 on by his many friends. Both sides agreed that half, the January 27 and the balance on members of the boards of directors February 3 on a claim far £11.6.0 in the coal min ing and iron indus­ by J. J. Patrick. D.PA. OPEN A DEPOSIT ACCOUNT TODAY! . LONDON. Jan. 25 (Reuter). — tries should be workers* repre­ U.S. Nurse Wins Gtation Sir Charles (C. B.) Cochran, sentatives. •: nf Judgment was awarded the Britain's master showman, was All steel and coat companies FTOIH The Pope following plaintiffs in default of badly scalded in his bath yester­ will .also have representatives the appearance of the defendants: A i 2 Department Store 'm day but is not on the danger list. elected by the workers to guard Eric C. Williams, defendant Mid- MUNICH. Germany, Jan. 25 Ocean Hews, Ltd., plaintiffs, lie is 78 and his name has been their interests. if • | £3.4.0; Albert Sousa, defendant, famous in show business for more As the result of an emengency (Reuter) --*_0rey-halred Lt.-Col. Jeanette Bleeh, chief nurse of the Atlantic Commission Agency, than half a century. He started Cabinet meeting tonight a bil 1 will plaintiffs, £10.16.3; Horace THE BERMUDA COMPANY his career in New York and at be submitted immediately to Par. American 98th general hospital Richardson, defendant, Gorham one time had seven Broadway liament to give effect to the agree­ here, has received a .personal 3'599tt_., Lumber .Co., Ltd., plaintiffs, shows running simultaneously. ment. citation from Pope Pius XII. £26.5.0. The Colonel is 58 year* old and comes from Springfield, Mass. _ Her citation was given for .the part she played in a scheme which Girl Acquitted Of Murder allowed 60 Vincentian sisters to extra aromatic quality visit Rome durinc the Holy Year. By London Court SB. NEW The sisters worked with Colonel Bleeh. "LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter).— June Georgina McKechnie, 20, to­ "The exquisite spirit of charity day was acquitted of murder after of Col. Bleeh." wrote tbe Pope, she described how she fought off "source of her self-sacrificing a woman who attacked her with devotion to the sick and wounded a carving knife. MELOIDS . . . and of bar noble generosity to Courtroom spectators cheered PRICES the Vincentian sisters during tbi" which the magistrate, Mr. Holy Year of Jubilee, bas cheered Geoffrey Raphael, said he was for a mellow voice our paternal heart and we pray satisfied no jury would convict thai. God ma v reward net abun-1 Miss McKechnie of either murder dantly with his richest blessings." or manslaughter. NOW MADE to an improved formula, these soothing, anti­ The. citation was accompanied The girl was found in a West septic pastilles are still more effective in relieving throat by a portrait of the Pope. Both London street on the night at LOWER were brought from Rome by December 27, bleeding from stab irritation and making the voice dour. Obtainable from your Michael Cardinal von Faulhaber, wounds. She was a few yards' Archbishop of Munich-Freising. away from a cafe in which Mrs. chemist or drug store. Alice Williams, 45-year-old Early last year the staff at the manageress, lay stabbed to death. In convenient /tar, with an 88th general hospital decided to raise money so that a lew of the Miss McKechnie told the court Repeating Those Popular that she had gone into the cafe to orifice from which Mfiloids can «igters. who have worked with get some money Mrs. Williams be taken singly as required. them for several years could make was keeping for her. MEAT SPECIALS!: the Rome pilgrimage. "Madam (Mrs. Williams) rushed HAD! BY Col. Bleeh, who has just com­ at me and stabbed me on the Imperial Packaged pleted 32 years of service in the shoulder, face and head with a SIRIOIN ROAST, lb 2/6 at army, was put in charge of the long carving knife,** the girl BACON fund and she raised voluntary recounted. contributions from former "I saw a knife lying near the MAYFAIR FRANKS. Hi 3/- ENGLAND Whelan's Drug Store patients as far afield as San sink. I picked it up and hit Two £ Packages 3643tf. Francisco. madam on the shoulder and back COOKED TRIPE, lb 1/3 two or three times with it." Streaky §jfli Miss McKechnie said she only meant to make Mrs. Williams stop * MAYFAIR PORK SAUSAGES, 4b. 2/6 Back ill attacking here. "I was frightened that if I did SIRLOIN Sflflr\ lb. J 3/- not use the knife on ber I would pot have taft the building alive," she explained. "I did not do it to kill her." LIBBY'S Swiss Watches bEL MOffTfc LEGHORN, Italy, Jan. 25 (Reu­ PINEAPPLE ter). — Italian customs officials Libby's ALCO FLOUR SEEDED today announced the capture of a RAISINS itrtcte I sailing boat and five men alleged 5 lbs — 2/8 to be trying to smuggle 2,600 Corned 15 oz — 2/- 46 oz ly- pounds of American cigarettes MILK worth about $36,400. FTorida Gold Beef WHOLEWHEAT Di_tJiioNTE BERLIN, Jan. 25 (Reuter). — ORANGE Berlin Rotary Club, banned by 10d 3 lbs — 1/111 WiuNfes JtflCE Hitler ta MS?, has been refounded. 2/4 2 lbs — 4/- SALISBURY, Southern Rhode­ Ifo. 2 1/5 sia Jan. 25 (Reuter). — Sir John Kennedy, Southern Rhodesia's Have Yon Tried These ONLY 65/- a»« 75/. Governor, is in bed with influen- Signal Coffee, two ViAb. tins 5/6 FROZEN CHICKEN LIVER SAUtE KLIM STOP WATCH MECHANISM Imperial Vienna Sausage, tin. 1/3 2/- l lb. 4/6 BRAISED LAMB 2/2 DISTANCE TIMER 2H lb. Ity St. Martin's Chunky Marmalade CURRIED BEET . 1/8 LUMINOUS DIAL |&g|| GRILLED SOUS -..,4/9 5 lb. 18/5 fcrOLD OR SILVER FINISH lb. 1/7 MOUSSB.-™^^, ffl&. These Specials Carry Over Through Wed., Jan. 31 Wet Yours^While Tney Last

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Page 14 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1951 Against Sanctions mise, as expounded by influential Asian voices, is that the U.S. El WONT MCTATE TO sought to settle Far Eastern affairs YESTERDAY'S NEW YORK STOCKS without' China's participation j ust Fate Of Brain's "Z" because that country happened to JAPS ON PEACE TREATY be Communist. The fact is China (Through the courtesy of Station WRUL of the World-Wide British Concerned About was barred; the American argu­ Broadcasting Foundation, in co-operation with Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, ments for barring her cut little Dulles Ii Tokyo To Get Fenner and Bean, rebroadcast locally by Station ZBM). ice anywhere ha Asia. Men Undecided VOLUME 2,520,000 Inspiration Copper 21% In a dispatch published today Negotiations Under Way Industrials 242.19 (down 2.17) Inland Steel 56% by the Liberal Manchester International Harvester 34 % Utilities 41.09 (down .05) U.S. Policy To China Guardian from a correspondent in Continued Fran Page TOKYO, Jan. 25 (Reuter).— Illinois Central 63 Rails 81.80 (down .48) Asia, the U.S. attitude toward The United States will not dictate International Nickel 37% Immediately after Mr. Morrison LANDLADY SUES FOR AUegeny Corp. 4 Peking is held to have been un­ announed next week's to Japan in the forthcoming peace International Paper 53% (Special to The New York Times a forum for diplomatic negotia­ business Allied Stores 47*4 and The Royal Gazette) duly coloured by its policy toward in the House of Commons Mr. treaty negotiations, Mr. John Johns Manville 48>,i tions. RENT AND CLEANING Chalmers 44 Moscow — "The true inwardness Churchill arose and asked -for Foster Dulles, President Tru­ International Tel. and Tel. 15% LONDON, Jan. 25. — Never It is doubtful, .however, if the American Airlines 13% of the Chinese revolution as pri­ a week in which to study the man's foreign policy adviser, Kennecott Copper 73% since the world war ended have British people have any apprecia­ American Export 20% marily a great resurgence of Government's defence plan Before Andler Edwards, of Pembroke, promised on his arrival here to­ Loew's 16% the differences between British tion of the depth of feeling in .the American Home Products 30% Asian people was thereby lost on debating it. Then he demanded was sued yesterday in Hamilton night. Lockheed 30% and American foreign policy been U.S. on the issue of how Chinese American Radiator 13% America." that time be set aside for debates Court by his former landlady, Lonestar Cement 79 % so great or so nakedly exposed. It aggression is to be met. "Japan is a party to be con­ ARMCO 46% The correspondent contended on foreign policy, tbe failure of Mary Smith, for £ 19 -rent which Lorrillard 24 is of course' over relations with There are two points that the sidered—not a vanquished nation American Tel. and Tel. 150% that the Chinese civil war really the nationalized coal industry to she alleged was due on an apart­ Maracaibo Oil and Explor. •% JTSR" Communist China that Britain and British stress in support of their to be dictated to by the victors," American Tobacco B. 65 represented: an extension of the meet the country's needs and ment he rented from her at Cox's he stated. Mercke Coy. 81 % the U.S. have come to something aloof attitude toward the Amer­ struggle-started in 1912 to effect American Car and Foundry 36',- another debate on the Govern­ Hill. In addition, she claimed Mr. Dulles is heading a mission Montgomery Ward 68% approaching a crisis in their ican resolution on China. They a change in China's political and American Smelting 75 affairs. ment's decision to nationalize the £ 103.0 for cleaning the place after to Japan which will start negotia­ Monsanto 73 'i want to know what kind of sanc­ social structure. Now, by refusing iron and steel industry by .Feb­ he left Edwards disputed the Air Reduction 29% -- Mr. Attlee's recent declaration tions are envisaged before they tions aimed at a Japanese peace Nash Kelvinator 20 to recognize the new Govern­ ruary 15. claim. treaty ready for 'signing by Octo­ Anaconda Copper 39 % declining to support sanctions agree to support them. And they ment's rights in the Far East, the Armour and Company 11 National Dairy 46 Mr. Morrison agreed to see ber. National Distillers 27% against China although willing say it is all very Well for the U.S. had convinced "progressive" After tbe Wor. L. M. Minty had Atcheson, Topeka & Sante Fe 152 what could be done about finding One job facing him is finding to acknowledge that tbe Chinese U.S. to talk of a "limited" war, opinion in Asia that tbe Western checked through the rent book, he Baldwin Locomotive 14% National Supply Co. 28% time for debates On coal, foreign out what the Japanese people Communists had supported ag­ but they point out that it takes powers were bent on reviving an awarded the plaintiff judgment Bendix Aviation 55 National Steel 32 Vi gression by North Korea helped to two to limit it. old tradition — that Asian affairs policy ahd defence but refused for £9.16.0 for rent. The clean* have in mind regarding peace Natomas 9% to consider another debate on iron treaties. During exploratory Benguey Consolidated Mining 1% bring matters to a head. Naturally the British are con­ should be settled by the West ing bill was reduced by £5, an Bethlehem Steel 55% N.Y. Central 33% cerned at tbe prospect of the and steel. The House has re­ offset being made for work done phases Mr. Dulles will talk with Niagara Mohawk Power 22% But the basis of the divergence HOPES FOR RECONCILIATION peatedly upheld the Government leaders in Government, politics, Borg Warner 64 U.S. becoming involved in a on the place by Edwards, and Braniff Airways 12% Northwest Airlines 13% between the two countries has on this issue, he said. Neverthe­ judgment was given the plaintiff economics, business and religion. Ohio Edison 32 been there ever since Mr. Truman large-scale war in the Far East In an accompanying editorial, Briggs Manufacturing 31% because such a development less Air. Churchill. promised to for £5.3.0. Tonight he is expected to con­ Ohio Oil 45 acted to neutralize Formosa and The Manchester Guardian sym­ push the matter on the ground fer with General MacArthur, who Canada Dry 13% especially since the U.N., with would inevitably drain off sup-; pathizes with both the American Canadian Pacific 23 Pacific Gas and Electric 33 plies and men needed for defence that nationalization of steel would The total judgment for Smith waited at the airport for 15 min­ Pacific Mills 45% Britain's support, authorized and Asian points of view, and ex­ impede rearmament and aggrav­ was £14.19, which Edwards was utes while bad weather delayed Carrier Corporation 19% General MacArthur to cross the in Western Europe. The speeches presses hope that diplomacy can J. I. Case 37% Packard Motors 4% of such Republican leaders as ate political differences in the ordered to pay at the rate of 10/- the mission's arrival. Pan American Airways 11% 38th Paralell and unify Korea. avert tragedy "by reconciling the country. He indicated that' he weekly. ' Tomorrow Mr, Dulles will de­ Celanese Corp. 44 These latent problems were Senator Taft and ex-President right in the two cases." Cerro de Pasco Copper 34 Paramount Pictures 21 '/a Hoover suggesting possible with­ might force a vote on a motion ride what Japanese leaders to Patino Mines 18 discussed but not solved by Mr. The News Chronicle, also Lib­ of censure. "It should be brought consult during his three-week. Chesapeake and Ohio 34% Attlee's visit to Washington and drawal from Europe have caused eral, considers that the conflict Chicago & Northwestern Rly. 23% Pennsylvania Railroad 23% grave misgivings that have not tat a decision in the House and job. Pepsi-Cola 11% the failure since then to reach a of opinion over Korea arises from no doubt will at an early date be "Our purpose," he said tonight, Chi., Mlw. and St. Paul Rly. 26% negotiated settlement with China been offset entirely by General Varying conceptions of purpose WEST GERMANY TO SET Chrysler 74% Phelps Dodge 64 ',. Eisenhower's appointment as su­ a matter to be decided by the "it to find a way shortly to re­ Phillips Petroleum 79% has aggravated them. of the U.N. It says the American electors," said Mr. Churchill. store to Japan full exercise of C.I.T. Financial Corp. 46% preme commander. ' idea is that the world body should DP FRONTIER FORCE Columbia Gas and Electric 13 '/a Pub. Serv. Elec. and Gas 22% The British do not want to get be a police force, upholding the Conservatives are confident that sovereignty and to open to her a Pure Oil 47% into a war — any war, but least There is no doubt that ft is were a general election to be held new era of friendly intercourse Commercial Credit 48% the Intention of the present principle of collective security, Commercial Solvent 29% RCA. 18% of all with China. Such a conflict while Commonwealth countries soon the Labour Government BONN, Germany, Jan. 25 (Reu­ with the free peoples of the Remington Rand 14% in their view might cause serious administration to support the would be beaten decisively. Since world.* Consolidated Copper Mines 7% Atlantic Pact and help Western by and large regard it as an in­ ter).—The West German Parlia­ Consolidated Natural Gas 47% Revere Copper and Brass 30 political repercussions at home strument of diplomacy. Mr. Attlee's Government shows ment today gave a first reading State Department officials in Republic Steel 43% and almost certainly would split Europe rearm, but there is less Tokyo did not know Mr. Dulles's Consolidated Edison 30% Patrick O'Donovan, a foreign no disposition to go to the country to a bill allowing the Govern­ Craine Co. 29% Safeway Stores 54% the Asian parts of the Common­ certainty that this policy Would until it is forced to do so Mr. time-table. But they did say that be continued under a Republican correspondent of the independent ment to establish a force to guard Cuban-American Sugar 22% Schenley 38 wealth away from British leader­ Churchill's statement was taken the Sonet zone frontier. during his mission he would con­ Sinclair Oil 34% ship. Tbe British feel, too, that regime. weekly Observer, discusses the fer witb other Allied powers, in­ Curtis Wright 11% new Asia in a book published this to mean that the Conservatives Socony Vacuum 26% the U.S. is too ready to write "THE ASIAN VIEW were prepared to try again to Robert Lehr, Minister of the cluding Russia. Deere and Co. 01% week, "For Fear of Weeping." Dow Chemical 83% Southern Pacific 88% off the possibilities of a diplomatic (Special through Reuter) knock the Government out in the Interior, said the force was nec­ Mr. Robert Fearey, of the State In it O'Donovan says: essary because of the steadily in­ DuPont 84 Va Southern Coy. 13 settlement and resort to force LONDON, Jan. 25. — As the House of Commons, thus forcing Department, will act as mission Sperry 31%. which would make it impossible ". . . . Something that almost an election in spite of the gravity creasing influx of people from secretary. He preceded Mr. Eastern Airlines 20% issues of peace or war in Korea outstrips words has happened to Eastman Kodak 45 Va Spiegel Inc. 12% to reach a peaceful settlement. threaten to shatter Anglo-Amer­ of the international situation. the East who had tbe job of Dulles to Tokyo. these peoples and places. They "stirring up trouble in West Gear- Elec. Autolyte 48 % Standard Brands 24% The American policy of non- ican solidarity, what is known as If foreign affairs are debated Accompanying the foreign Standard Oil of Cal. 91% are no longer merely, investment many." policy adviser were Mr. Earl D. Erie Railroad 22% recognition, In the view of the the "Asian view" commands in­ areas or places for the exercise Mr. Attlee might be forced into Federated Dept. Stores 48% Standard Oil of N.J. 95% Foreign Office, has tended to creasing attention here. the position of having to state Establishment of the forve, Johnson, assistant Secretary of the Studebaker 31 of enlightened charity .. . .Within army, Mr. John M. Allison, who Felensible Steel 20 % isolate China from the West and Stated in strong terms, this is the last 10 years, those millions clearly where be stands on Far which the Allies decided at the Gaylord Container 23% Sunray OU 17% force her into tbe. Soviet Eastern problems as between the New York conference in Septem­ will act as Mr. Dulles's personal Sylvania Electric 37% . simply that the U.S. unwittingly of scarcely articulate souls have deputy. Major Gen. Carter B. General Electric 53% orbit. They justify British re­ helped bring en the fighting by learnt to be dissatisfied. U.S. and the Commonwealth. ber could be 30,000 strong, has Texas Company 83 cognition of Communist China not been held up in complicated Magruder, who - has experience General Foods 43% persistently denying the new "They are no longer satisfied with military occupation prob­ General Motors 48 ',. Tidewater Associated 33% only on the ground of inter­ China her rightful voice in Far negotiations between federal and Timken Roller Bearing 46 national law but of common sense with the old relationship between VATICAN ANNOUNCEMENT state governments over each lems. Gillette 28 Eastern affairs. the ruler and the ruled or with GUdden Co. 32 TWA. 2478 as well, holding that it left the To Canadians, hearing tbe salty party's share of control. Mr. John D. Rockfeller III. wbo Twentieth Century Fox 25% door open for China's eventual the present status. A whole ON MARCH 12 will concern himself with cultural Goodyear 70 speeches of U.S. senators eon- quarter of a world has come poli­ Great Northern Pref. 50% United Airlines 25 % independence of Russian in­ founding Communist China and relations, and Col. C. Stanton United Aircraft 34% fluence. The U.S., it Is held, was tically to life." Babcock. Graham Paige 3% all her works, this view may seem VATICAN CITY, Jan. 25 (Reu­ Greyhound 11% United Fruit Corp. 66% too ready to see in the Chinese extreme. ter)—The Vatican will publish on Members of the mission will Union Carbide 55 Ships In Radio Contact stay at the Imperial Hotel, barely Gat. Ott Corp. 89% involution the emergence of an­ The American case is impres­ March 12 — the twelfth anniver­ Union Pacific 105% other Communist satellite without sary of the Coronation of Pope two blocks from command head­ Home State Mining 39 sive: China is an "aggressor" and quarters. Hudson Motors 17% United Corporation 4% waiting to see where Mao would any country which does not try DEMAND NEUTRALITY Pius XII—the results of 10 years' With Bermuda Yesterday U.S. Indust. Chemical 48% lead his country, to do something about it Is guilty excavation beneath the basilica of U.S. Steel 44% Britain, influenced by Com­ of appeasement. DAMASCUS, Syria Jan. 25 Saint Peter's, ending in the dis­ Warner Bros. 12 "» monwealth statesmen, is much If Red China were recognized (Reuter). — Students staged a big covery of the tomb of the Apostle The following ships were' in Western Union 41 more inclined than U.S. leaders to now, the argument runs, it would demonstration here today with Peter. contact with Bermuda yesterday Westinghouse Elec. 36% see the Chinese revolution as part clearly be an example of a coun­ banners demanding Syrian "neu­ Pope Pius, announced in his through the radio stations of "King Of Diamonds" Eases West Indies Sugar 33 of a great movement toward inde­ try gaining admission to the UN. West Penn Electric 37% trality" between Eastern. and Christmas message to the world Cable and Wireless, Limited: pendence of the West affecting for precisely the offence that Western blocks. that the tomb had been discovered Willvs Overland 13% all Asian peoples. There is also would normally guarantee expul­ Similar demonstrations took but that human bones found at America, Alcoa Pointer, British F. W. Woolworth 45% less disposition here to regard the sion. place in other Syrian cities and tha site of the tomb had not been Marquis, Brasil, Brittanic, Bay- Control Of His Kingdom Yale and Towne 36 U.N. as an agency for enforce­ Things may look different in most of the political parties is­ positively identified as those of ano, Begonia, Cnosa, Canadian Zonite 5Va ment of international law than as Peking. The basic Chinese pre­ sued Statements on the same lines. the saint. Cruiser, Cgnet 3, City of Yoko­ Youngstowne 54% hama, Edwin L. Drake, Empress LONDON Jan. 25 (Reuter). — which be built up to dig wealth o of Scotland, Esso Annapolis, Esso Sir Ernest Oppenheimer, 70- from the blue clay of the South m^^ism^im&ms^^^^^^W^^^^^W^^^i Plymouth, Lisieux, Lord Church, year-old "king of diamonds," has African Rand. Myriam, North Britain, Pungue, relinquished control of part of But this sturdy little giant among LONDON, S. AFRICAN & Prins Willem 2, Queen of Ber­ his fabulous kingdom of gold and millionaires — his personal for­ muda. Reina del Pacifico, jewel mines. / tune was last estimated at £4,000, Sibrodin, Thelidomus, Tivives, He has resigned from the boards 000—will still be chairman or dir­ CANADIAN STOCKS Veendam, Yozgat, H.M S. Superb of seven companies included in ector of the main units within and H.M.S. Sparrow the Anglo-American corporation the group, and he still keeps his (By courtesy of Bank of N. T. chairmanship of the vast De Beers Butterfield) Company. In future, however, be LONDON AND SOUTH AFRICAN hopes lor a rattier less strenuous STOCKS m life. CPR Preferred 74% Sir Ernest Oppenheimer rose to Royal Dutch 34% _ fame and fortune on the South African gold and diamond boom. Mount Isa 37/3 Abounding energy and acute bus­ North Broken Hill 73 '- iness foresight, bidden under a Rand Leases 46/9 modest, unhurried exterior, Welkom 43 - bought bim early recognition Western Holdings 62/8 among South African diamond West Driefontein 100/6 traders. OK. Bazaars 47/6 Greatermans 12 3 Emigrating from London to Hortors 46/6 South Africa at the age of 16, he CANADIAN STOCKS had become Mayor of Kimberley (Noon prices in dollars) at 25. Bell Telephone 40% An insight into bis cool business Building Products 33% methods came in 1934, when he Canadian Breweries 18% bid £75,000 for the world's fourth largest diamond, the 726-carat Consolidated Paper 38 % UPSURGE. "Jonker," which bad just been Smelters 131 discovered on a farm at Elands- Bollinger 13% fontein. Sir Ernest Wrapped it up Imperial Oil 30% and despatched it by ordinary McColl Frontenac Common 32 I your parcel poet to London. Noranda nil In the United States it realized Sicks nil \£^} £ 150,000. LONDON BONDS Diamonds are bis first and (Closing prices) abiding love. He can still sort a 3% Consols 70% spirits shipment from prized collector's 3% War Loans 94 1/16 stones to boart (diamonds used Funding Loan' 4% 107% on tbe cutting face of drills). In the last war be advised qo UP, UP, UP Britain on how to create a diam­ ond famine for Germany's war LCNDONIXCHANGE machine. Throughout his life of big-scale LONDON, January 25 (Reuter) business he bas stuck rigidly to —Already active interest in the in certain basic principles. He be­ London stock exchange today was lieves in maximum production of restricted by international and commodities by planned grouoing, domestic political situations, in­ organized output and rationalized dustrial shares emerged with construction. But though he has Buoyancy. Provincial support no time for cut-throat industrial foe textiles gave the market a lead Town I Country Shoes which was followed by several war, he wants his plans carried out by a free political economy. other groups. Selected miscel­ Going bald, but still spry and laneous leaders, including United sun-tanned, Sir Ernest spends Molasses, showed strength. most of bis time in South Africa In contrast British Government What a lift to your costume either attending innumerable stocks were dull. The section is board meetings or relaxing in the digesting several new issues and there is in Town Or Country shoes . . . they're 40 acres of magnificently laid-out issue and proves volnerable to gardens ^t his home near Joh­ routine sales. absolutely basid . . . downright sensible and well made. annesburg. Movements in Foreign bonds Shape this English tailored riding hat* , In his meticulously ordered life were small and were mainly to he had only three recreations — better levels. Japanese, how­ Above .. UPSURGE - in suede - Black and Ginger Brown. in a dozen different ways! golf, philanthropy and reading. ever, were hesitant but Germans Every month a London library made fractional gains. Right . . . GALAHAD-in setan smooth leather; sends him out a fresh consignment Oils encountered profit taking of books. and turned easier. Rubbers and For the woman who builds her wardrobe Sir Ernest has been married tins were steady. Red, Green, Navy and Black. All 75/- twice and has one son living.. Most minings met small of­ around British sportswear . . . the all- ferings and inclined tower on the surface but the undertone re­ purpose casual. In lightweight, pliable GAIN FOlTcOMMUNISTS mained firm. The South'African gold index 1 *m*> CAIRO, Egypt, Jan. 25 (Reuter) declared to 106.8. fur felt with grosgrain ribbon band- —The Universal Postal Union to­ day decided that Communists and Fold it, hold it, wear it . , . now or not Nationalists should represent AVALANCHE KILLS 14 •/n^ China during its present congress GALAHAD seasons hence. It will remain undaunted. in Cairo. SRINAGAR, Kashmir, Jan. 25 *•"**•*;" The decision came after a two- (Reuter) — A snow avalanche HAMILTON hour debate followed by a vote. swept 14 of a party of 18 men to IV 8T. GEORGE The Universal Postal Union is their deaths in north Kashmir last a long-established liaison body week according to news reaching In a dozen colours. 407- (U.S. $5.64) to which almost country belongs, the Kashmir Government today. 3*28tf. designed to further the efficiency Twelve bodies had been pa- of postal services between na­ covered and a search was going on tions. for the others.