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INSURGENT SOLDIERS FACING! MONTHLY MEETING OF SHERMAN HOYT PRESENTS THREE CANADIAN NAVAL HOUSE MEETS TODAY THEY SA Y THE GARDEN CLUB FAMOUS CUP TO R.BXC DESTROYERS HERE DEATH IN MILITARY TRAP The foUowing Orders are to be con­ That the House is going to be busy Coloured Movies Shown by sidered by the House of Assembly from now on untU the delegates Trophy Given by KingEdward VII St Laurent Recently Taken today:— depart for the Coronation. Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin * SP SI over by Dominion Navy Consideration of the Governor's to Form Basis of International That perhaps work would be more Basque Troops Successful In Halting At the monthly meeting of the Message No. 88, relative to appro­ Three destroyers of His Majesty's priation for essential additions to expeditiously done if the loquacious Bermuda Garden Club on Saturday Competition members would only talk when Fascist Advance On Bilbao morning there was no guest speaker, Canadian Navy arrived in Hamilton Hospital. Harbour on Saturday morning and Consideration of the Governor's they have something to say. as is customary at these meetings. What will undoubtedly be consid­ * * * Instead of the usual speech some ered one of the most important events will be in these waters until tomorrow Message No. 80, relative to amend­ when they will proceed to Halifax. ment of Parish Vestries Act. That most members are so busy MADRID, April 4. (OP)—Fifteen beautiful colour films were shown oi Bermuda's yachting history took continued but that the defence lines The destroyers are Skeena, Saguenay Resumption in committee of Con­ with ordinary business that pubUc thousand insurgent soldiers, des­ by Mr. andMrs. R. S. McLaughlin,the place on Saturday when tbe world were hoi ding. and St. Laurent, the last-named sideration of Petition of George affairs are somewhat shelved. cribed in Government reports as most­ Canadians who have recently pur­ renowned yachtsman, Mr. Sherman St * * chased and renovated "Cedar Lodge" being one of two British Navy destroy­ Minors and consideration of the Gov­ ly Italian, were reported facing yes­ Hoyt, made known his intention of That it is sad that in the winter men BILBAO, April 4. (OP)—Basque's in Paget. The films depicted the gar­ ers recently bought |by the|Canadian ernor's Message No. 81, relative to terday possibly the greatest slaughter presenting a famous eup to the Royal are too busy to attend many im­ troops fought their way to the top of a dens of Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin's Government and refitted for new services of PUot George Minors. of the Spanish civil war in military Bermuda Yacht Cup. portant matters, and in the sum­ 4,600 foot mountain peak yesterday home at Oshawa, Canada, where Mr. service. The New Windsor Hotel Company trap on the Oordoba front. The The Cup was originally given by mer they are too hot and tired to in what their commanders asserted McLaughlin is President of the Can­ St. Laurent was named Cygnet Act, 1937: 2nd reading. insurgent force, already retreated H.M. King Edward VJI at tbe time attend them. was a successful attempt to halt the adian General Motors. during her service in the Royal Navy. "* The Supplementary Appropriation more than fifteen miles after the of the world's Fair in the United * * * insurgent drive on Bilbao from the She is 317 feet long, has a beam of Resolve, No 3), 1937: 3rd reading. unsuccessful siege of Pozoblanco, If, as Mr. E. A.. McCallan in pro­ States in 1907, and was won by Mr. That the younger people are very south. They occupied the summit 33 feet and a draught of 8_ feet, The Savings Bank Resolve, 1937: was said to have been caught more posing a vote of thanks to Mr. Mc­ Hojt at Jamestown in his "Q" class anxious to hear the famous boy of "La Cruz," highest of the Can- with a displacement of 1,375 tons. 3rd reading. than twenty miles northwest of Cor­ tabrian peaks which surround Bil­ Laughlin said, the pictures were boat the "Capsicum." Although violinist. doba City, its principal base of sup­ calculated to cause Bermudians to other cups have been presented by She is oapable of a speed in excess of Consideration of the Governor's bao and whibc the insurgents must 36 knots, with four 4.7 guns, a 3-inch Message No. 82, relative to telephone That if possible a concert for school plies. surmount before starting their go home and throw their gardens English Kings to American Yacht chUdren only wiU be given. into the ash-can, they furnished un­ anti-aircrait gun, and a number of cable to Nonsuch Island. The Government capture of VUla- downhill advance on the northern Clubs, this one is unique in that it * Sr SI usual examplea of floral beauty which machine guns, in addition to the Consideration of the Governor's marta on Friday in one of its four autonomous capital. "Rebel de­ is the only which has ever been won That at such a concert in America, called forth many ecstatic com­ outright. usual torpedo equipment. Skeena Message No. 86, relative to grant for drives south and south-westward tachments were cleared out," said and Saguenay bave been to Bermuda 6,000 chUdren attended. ments from the audience. Mr. Hoyt feels, he says, that tbe attending a prison course by Warden * • * from Pozoblanco placed Madrid's a terse Government report from the a number of times. of Prisons. rocky frontier . "Government troops Mr. McLaughlin is also one of Can­ famous trophy should be owned by a That then 5,000 of them wanted the militiamen in a position to dominate The other destroyer recently taken Consideration of the Governor's captured a large quantity of war ada's foremost horse-breeders, having British Yacht Club, and he is there­ great artist's autograph. the only main road connecting Cor­ over by the Canadian Navy, Fraser, Message No. 84, relative to erection materials. Heavy losses were inflicted won the King's Plate, premier Can­ fore presenting it to the R.B.Y.C. doba with the mass of General de is proceeding through the Panama of buUding at Nursing Home. * * * Llano's men. on insurgents". adian turf award, two years ago. and- has instructed his jewellers in That he stayed over a day to obUge. After the movies of the gardens he New York to forward it to Bermuda. Canal for service on tbe Pacific Coast The CivU Service Estab.lishme.Tit Another of the Government In another sector of the northern showed a short picture of his stud, of the Dominion. Act, 1935, Amendment Act, 1937, 3rd columns was attacking the extreme battle zone the Basque defenders The deed of gift which is now being That there are stiU a lot of shows also at Oshawa. Skeena, Saguenay and St. Laurent reading. northwest position of the insurgents, were reported standing their ground drafted will provide that the cup being presented. The meeting was presided over by shall be competed for in a series of came to Bermuda from Barbados, Consideration of the Governor's Penarroya. Friday night the militia- before the fierce onslaught of the where they recently joined with Message No. 89, relative to sale of men were in sight of that city. insurgents moving up behind ar- Mrs. A. B. Smith, the President, who races between a defender and a chal­ That only a bird could attend them lenger, and tbat challengers will be ships of the America and West Indies land for Devonshire Post Office. Report from Bilbao yesterday de- mored cars. Three of the cars rumbl- alluded to tbe affiliation of the Ber­ aU. * * * limited to yachts from Clubs on the Squadron, in combined exercises. Consideration of the Governor's clared that the Insurgent offensive ing along the road between Villareal muda Garden Club with the Garden That the Easter week was not without Atlantic seaboard of North America Message No. 87, relative to vote for against the Basque Government, and Aramallona were blown up by Clubs of Somerset and St. George's. its moan. * * * or in British colonies on this side of investigating sewerage and street de­ allied with Madrid and Valencia, I Government artillery. At a meeting of representatives of That merchants this time complained the three organizations, Miss Frith, tbe Atlantic. In this way the pos­ velopment. FAMOUS VIOLINIST TO The Reconrding of Documents Act, that they couldn't cope with the Bermuda Garden Club secretary sibility of the Cup being won by a business. stated, an annual lee of 10/- each challenger from some distant club, GIVE CONCERT FOR 1937: resumption in committee. KING AND QUEEN IN CORONATION BROADCAST The Liquor License Act, 1936, * # * from the Somerset and St. George's where it would prove difficult for a CHILDREN That they made a pretty good stab Clubs for affiliation was agreed upon, Bermuda boat to travel and recover Amendment Act, 1937: 3rd reading. RESIDENCE THIS WEEK LONDON, Apr. 4. (CP)—The Brit­ at it. * * * with the privileges and courtesies of the trophy, is avoided. ish Broadcasting Corporation an­ That the yachtsmen are looking for­ each club available to members of Generous Offer by Grisha nounced yesterday that the Prime The Cup will therefore inaugurate ward to a good time. LONDON, April 4. (CP)—For the all. Goluboff first time since his accession the Ministers of the Dominions would international competition with Ber- GOVERNMENT PACKING * # * King and Queen will go into residence broadcast messages to the Empire Tbe affiliation of the three Garden mudi as its centre, of a nature That the foUowing craft must keep at Windsor Castle next Wednesday. after the king had spoken to his Clubs will create a working unit of similar to the world famous Seawan- Grisha Goluboff, the famous young OF VEGETABLES clear of the course. On Friday His Majesty will receive ipeoples following the coronation. 270 odd members. An annual meeting haka and Gold Qups both of which violinist who appeared with great * * * loyal addresses from the Mayor and | His Majesty will speak at 7.20 p.m. with Arbor Societies in the last week are now held by the United States. success at the Bermudiana last night, The Government Packing-house That more tban ever the races are of October was also decided upon. It should prove of enormous import­ has made a very geflerous offer to the Corporation of Windsor and from | Greenwich Time, from a special at the Agricultural Station will be keenly con -_ted. The following committee was ap­ ance and interest to the Yachting school chUdren of Bermuda. the Dean and Canons of St. George's microphone in Buckingham Palace. open for the receipt of beets, cabbage pointed to arrange the Club's display Continued on Page 12 Chapel, Windsor. The King will It will be the first time the King On behalf of the funds of the Boy and carrots for shipment to Canada ENGLISH SPEAKING UNION at the Somerset Garden Club's an­ make a trip to London on April 20, bas spoken to bis people after bis Scouts and Girl Guides, he wiU appear by R.M.S. Lady Nelson, on Thursday nual show on May 6: Mesdames Frith, to unveil tbe Guards Memorial to bis coronation. The programme entitled at the Colonial Opera House on Thurs­ 8th AprU up tiU 12 noon. Wadson, Nichols, Forrest and Baker. Address on "Japan and father in the chapel at Wellington "The Empire's Homage" will em­ day at 4 p.m. when chUdren wUl be Kidney potatoes for the English Mr. Freer Cox reported upon the ART SHOW AT BELMONT barracks, and on April 28 Their Ma­ body many features ol King George admitted for one shilling, the pro­ market wiU be accepted for packing America" progress of the cottage and wayside jesties will motor to London to open Fifth's Xmas broadcasts. MANOR THIS WEEK ceeds to be donated to the Scouts up tiU 5 p.m. on Thursday 8th. AprU gardens compefations. Originally it and Guides. and Friday 9th. AprU. the National Maritime Museum at The Rev. Eustace Strong, rector of Greenwich. The royal household was decided that entries should be Askold Hermanovisky, the Latvian Apart from the purpose of the con­ STRIKE SITUATION in by March 15, he said, but owing St. John's Church, Pembroke Parish will return to Buckingham Palace painter, will bave a show of his un­ cert, it is a magnificent opportunity wiU address the English Speaking a few days before May fifth. SERIOUS IN BRITAIN to a dry January and a very stormy usual and brilliant pictures in the for young people to hear the world's February it had been necessary to METEOROLOGICAL Union at their meeting today. His Rose Room at Belmont Manor for most famous violin prodigy, and by topic wiU be "Japan and America." postpone entries until April 15. his offer Grisha Goluboff has rendered LONDON, April 4. (CP)—Threats the entire week. Not only does he An unusuaUy interesting and in­ It was suggested that prizes in this another great service to the cause of SUMMARY of a coming strike troubled the work in water colours; his black and formative address is expected, for MAJOR V/ILLS DEAD competition should be distributed whites—worked out with a scalpel— music. British industrial picture this week­ at the annual show of the Somerset March, 1937 Mr. Strong is a former chaplain end, foreshadowing a possible bus gives one the impression of bas reUef. o of Yokohama, and can present the Garden Club on May 6, instead of, In the group that are being shown are Associate Oi Cecil Rhodes I transportation tie up in London and as originally planned, at the Bermuda UNUSUAL ENTERTAIN­ Temperatures:— Oriental as weU as the Occidental stoppage of work in most coal mines. pictures from Spain and Madeira, Maximum 74.6 on 21st viewpoint. Garden Club's show. and also a great many of Bermuda— i Employers and operators of the cap- Minimuin 52.2 on 29th The meeting will be held in the Succeeded in Rand Gcldfields o seascapes, landscapes, figures, scenes MENT itol's bus service are deadlocked over Mean 63.3 Terrace Room, Hamilton Hotel, at along the water-front, etc. AU visi­ the workers' demands for a 7_ hour WATER COLOURS EXHIBIT Entertainment of an unusual Mean for 40 years (1891-1930) 62.8 3.30 p.m., and tea wUl be served at NEW YORK, April 4. (CP)—The day at the same pay as they now re­ tors to the Island, and all Bermudians 4.00 p.m. death in London of Major WilUam AT THE OXFORD SHOP who are interested in art, are cord- I character will be presented during ceive for eight hours. Bus employees Rainfall:— The speaker wUl be introduced by Arthur Wills, prominent in the early iaUy invited. the next few days by Madam Zomah, will probably walk out two weeks be­ the world's famous Telepathist and Monthly total ___A.41 inches the president of the E.S.U., the Vener­ development of the Rand Gold fields fore the Coronation. A group of water colours by Scott o able Archdeacon Marriott. and one of Cecil Rhodes' "Young Astrologjst who has astonished aud- Average for 40 years (1891-1930) The Federation of British Miners White will be on exhibition at the Men," was reported in a wireless diences wherever she has appeared 4.74 inches ordered a ballot to decide whether to Oxford Shop, Queen Street, begin­ dispatch to the New York Times yes­ ning today. The showing is said to by here remarkable demonstrations. THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY terday. Wills had an adventurous Continued or. Page 2 comprise the finest, small water MILESTONES OF Unlike most mind readers Madam career in South Africa and was suc­ colours exhibited in Bermuda this BERMUDA Zomah, with her assistant, [The above official summary is Interesting Address Tonight cessful in turn as financier, engineer, season. used no code or elaborate signals kindly suppUed by the Director of and the astonishing results have journaUst and soldier. He showed EVENTS OF THE WEEK The artist, Scott White, is well the Meteorological Station. EDITOR, i confounded critics and sceptics as The Society's Monthly Meeting such ability as a company promoter known locally, for he has been coming Compiled by Winslow they have deUghted audiences. wiU be held this evening at 8.15 pan. that Rhodes awarded him a 10,000 Today: to Bermuda for about thirty-five! BeU at The Manse, Paget. The chief square mile concession. During the Rugby week. Harvard vs. B.A.A. years. Mr. White is a pupil of Stanley FuU detaUs of her appearances speaker wiU be Lt.-Colonel R. K. Great War Wills raised at his own ex­ 3.15 p.m. Historical Society meet­ Woodward, of Boston, Massachusetts, wiU be found in our advertising BERMUDA SUFFRAGE Fessenden, of Flatts, who wiU deal pense a British African horse corps ing, the Manse, Paget, 8.15 p.m. and has been further tutored by 1616 April 27.—First men­ columns, but tomorrow morning with "A Bermuda Incident of the composed of old colonial soldiers, Open Bridge Tournament. Bridge Frank W. Benson. Both of his in­ tion of Coinage. First she wUl give a pre-demonstration SOCIETY American Civil War." composed of old colonial soldiers. Club 8 p.m. English Speaking structors are recognised leaders in mention of fishing nets. at the Mechanics Hall for the press, Union. Hamilton Hotel 3.30 pan. American ait, and have international Government Estab­ doctors, educationists and others Members are asked to note that o Military Band Concert, Par-la- fame. lished. interested. there will be a general meeting of the » » * -O Sfs Society on Tuesday, AprU 13th at NOTED QUARRY GARDEN Ville 3-5 pan. Mr. White has the high quaUties of LONDON NEWS BRIEFS 1798 April.—First vessel, 3.30 p.m. in Trinity HaU Committee both of his teachers, and the sim­ Cleopatra, to enter Room. The subject of neglected OPEN TOMORROW Tuesday: plicity of his drawing, id conjunction WIUIAMS COLLEGE Miss Hunter's quarry garden open Murray's Anchorage. chUdren wiU be taken up and LONDON, April 4 (BOP)—Control with the true colour of his seascapes ENTERTAINMENT The B.SJP.O-A. should benefit con­ 2.3fr-S pjn. Princeton vs. United • * • there wiU be speeches from several of traffic at Piccadilly Circus, the makes them typically Bermudian. _* siderably tomorrow by the kindness 1817 April.—First use of women who are famiUar with the busiest and most complicated street Services, 3.15 p.m. Bridge Tour­ His "South West Day" is a deUghtful of Miss Hunter who will throw open whale gun in Bermuda. The WiUiams CoUege Glee Club, subject from various angles. Visitors inter-section in London's West End, nament 8 p.m. Grisha Goluboff hit of Bermuda. "WatervUle" is also to the pubUc her charming quarry • • * which has set such a high standard is to be transferred from police to concert, Bermudiana Hotel 8.30 a good example of his work. It pre­ are very welcome. gardenat "Dalkeith," St. George's for vehicle actuated signals. Alterations p.m. Williams Glee Club concert, 1819 April 21.—First issue of entertainment In previous years, sents an old Bermuda mansion with wiU stage a concert and dance at the the benefit of this deserving society. will not be completed, however, Hamilton Hotel. of the "Bermudian" at strong sunshine and aUuring water St. George's. Alex. HamUton Hotel on Tuesday evening Admission will be 2/-Including tea, -until after he Coronation. Seven reflections. Most of his works are and visitors by train will find Mullet streets converge on the Circus, and Wednesday: Holmes. next. Tickets are on sale at the Hotel EASTER REVUE NEXT International Yacht races. "Cor­ jewel like impressions of Bermuda; * * * and prominent Bermudians and visit Bay station most convenient. it will require thirty standards to splendid souvenirs for the traveUer o carry the signal lights. alita" leaves at 1.45 p.m. Var­ 1858 April 5.—First Masonic ors are acting as patronesses for the WEDNESDAY sities vs. Bermuda 3.15 p.m. Easter who must leave these lovely Isles occasion. 14. behind. Temple in Somerset. CONTENTS Week Revue, Opera House 8.30 p.m. * o The successful Easter Revue to Negotiations will shortly be opened Cornerstone laid. Many Americans own one or more be presented again next Wednesday, Page between the transport and general Thursday: 1858—First moorings in Ham­ of Scott White's water colours,and "Queen of Bermuda" Due with music and lyrics by Ira Richards Cable News __„_._„. 1 international Yacht Races. Har­ Uton Harbour. workers union and the London the artist does much to convey ail Jr., and Robin Tucker and sketches They Say. _ 1 vard vs. Princeton 3.15 p.m. Prince­ • * » Today with 730 transport board for a new agreement the beauty of Bermuda to those who by Noel Coward, wiU feature Eddie Garden Club. ... ,, , \ on busman's conditions to replace ton Glee Club, Bermudiana. 1881 April.—First arrival of are not fortunate enough to be able S.s. Orinoco. Passengers Wittstein and his Orchestra and the Diary of S.P.T. " 2 the one originating on May first by Friday: to visit here. fine caste. Letters to the Editor... _ 2 the month's notice just given by n International Yacht Races. Prince­ Amongst his other works in the ex­ The T.e.v. "Queen of Bermuda" the union. The union's action has After the stage show, the motion RadioPage.. » ton vs. H.M. Navy 3.15 p.m. O Cho hibition are "Boilers at Elbow (Fumess-Bermuda Line) is due to been taken in connexion with pre­ picture, "Give Me Your Heart," is to Cross Word Puzzle 5 San. Opera House 4-6 p.m. Military Beach," "Bermuda Cedars," "North Boston Society of Water Colour arrive from New York this morning liminary exchanges with the board, be given its first B;ermuda showing. [SportingNews.... 7 Band Concert Par-la-Ville 3-5 p.m. Shore Village," "St. George's," and Painters. Art lovers wiU not miss with 730 passengers, saUing at 3-00 which have so far proved unsuccessful many others. '-**»«•:•., A feature of the performance is the Hotel News n this splendid exhibition. Admit­ p.m. tomorrow on return trip to popular pricing of the reservations Serial Story ""- , " _\ on claims advanced on the men's Saturday: Mr. White has _also "been a student tance is free, and aU interested | New York. Agents, WatUngton & behalf respecting hours of work. International Yacht Races. from 2/- up to 3/6. You are advised to»Steamship«___''mm'"'__ " "" m in HoUand, and is a member of the [persons are invited I Conyers. book at once at the Bermuda Press, j Debates. __T_J_ S fi 11 HARVARD AND PRINCETON. BERMUDA WELCOMES -YQUJ

s^mmtmmemmss9m» Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1937.

5% Kmjal (gazette LARGE APRIL ISSUE OF MILITARY BAND CONCERT ADVISORY COMMITTEE "THE BERMUDIAN" ON DIET'S REPORT attd (EnUmtBt SatUj BAND OF 1st BATTALION THE Winner of This Year's Coveted Academy Award 1 SHOW OF SHOWS! Sporting a four-colour cover that SHERWOOD FORESTERS THE ROYAL GAZETTE CEST--. 182S1 Study of Food Problems in PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY (J-^stets three Six-Metres off Dar­ Mats. 2/6, Ere. Today by kind permission of One-Show at To Appeal To AU •M* COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS (ESTAB. 18061 rell's Slip, this month's 52-page "Ber­ Matinee. One 3/-. Doors mudian" features a deep-sea fishing Lleut.-Colonel A. T. MUler, M.C, Child Welfare and Maternity Officer Commanding 1st. Batt. The Show in Eve. open: 2.15, IHE BERMUDA PRESS.LTD. story by WiUiam Gosling, the Prin­ JETH E n TR E_=_-U 7.30 REID STREET. HAMILTON Sherwood Foresters, a mUitary band mmm cess and Bermudiana tennis tour­ Cases OPERA HOUSE naments, and an account and six­ concert wUl be given in Par-la-ville TODAY at 2.45, 8J5 only grounds from 3 pjn. to 5 pjn. The Mat. and Eve. A: M. PURCEU. teen pictures of the Bermuda Cos­ LONDON, Apr. 4. (BOP)—The diet The Costliest Talking Entertainment Ever to be MANAGING EDITOR tume Ball. foUowing is the programme arranged of the people is now more in con­ ASSISTANT EDITOR: E. T. SAYER by Band master G. Smith. A.R.C.M. Presented to the Bermuda Public! CRCAT. ASSISTANT MANAGER: ERNEST J. BELL - Also included among the regular formity with physiological principles ALWAYS departments is a write-up of the than it was in prewar days. In the . THE , HITS/ ADVERTISING MANAGER: M. M. HANSFORD BEST/ recent Mid-Ocean Golf Tournament Marche Espagnole, "Amparito Boca" light of the statistics of national Texidor SUBSCRIPTION RATES by Mr. Roy SeUey, and an action shot food consumption and on the fcasis **** Selection, "New Moon" IT'S EVERYTHING At 4.00 8.15 New! LOCAL: ONE YEAR -O/.l SIX MONTHS SW. of the Island's newest mode or trans­ of the League of Nations committee —All Critics FOREIGN: —To UNITED STATES AND CANADA portation, the Velocar. Sigmund Romberg -which find that the national dietry YOU'VE HEARD! Paramount and Good •U.OO PER TEAR. TO GREAT BRITAIN. SO/. Mr. Golsing's story, called "Off­ Valse, "Die Fledermaus" contains sufficient energy giving foods PER YEAR Johann Strauss For three solid hours ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPABLE shore," is an informal account of for the whole population and that aU some of the best fish stories of the Suite, "Divertissement Espagnole'.' except a relatively small fraction of ., this mighty motion Desormes ^picture pours forth 'PHONESi EDITORIAL 10SS • ADVERTISING. CIRCULA­ Island, and has among its illustra­ the population are obtaining the full TION. ETC.. lOSli WORK-ROOM AND NIOHT CAII . tions a striking picture of a 1,600-lb. Intermezzo, "Reve des Fleurs" amount of calories they require. ;••• heart -throbbing IOS7i JOB PRINTING I0B2. giant ray that was captured off New­ Translateur There is no aggregate deficiency of drama merged with ton Bank a few years ago. fat in the national dietary, though scenes of dazzling MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1937 o Interval there is some deficiency in the diets wonder and songs of the very poorest. Investigations of stirring rhythms. COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE Selection, "The King Steps Out" do not reveal a shortage of the total Fritz Kreisler protein, though there may be some Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Errol Flynn In "Charge of the light Suite, "Ttaliana" Thurban shortage of animal protein in the Brigade Two Serenades: diets of the very poorest. The com­ Giant Entertainment! ^he SDiary (a) Pierne (b) Heykins mittee, however, regard the consump­ At The Opera House Today Selection, * "Sweethearts of Yesterday'' tion of mUk as a key to proper nutri­ of arranged by Henry Hall tion, and caU attention to the fact that it is much below the recom­ UIGHLD "Tbe Charge of the Light Brigade," SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER the Warner Bros, picture co-starring Regimental March: mended standards. The consump­ Errol FJtynn and OUvia de Havilland, "The Young May Moon" tion of Uquid milk, unlike other Starring "BAR 20 RIDES AGAIN" is being shown on the screen of the foods, has sUghtly declined since WILLIAM POWELL Colonial Opera House today. The Star Spangled Banner before the war and it is too low, and MYRNA LOY Also Cartoons—News the committee say that the nation LUISE RAINER The soul-stirring spirit of Lord God Save The King cannot remain indifferent to the fill In a cast of SO Stars! At 2.30 9.15 Don't Miss! AprU 3rd. Tennyson's immortal poem "Charge : under consumption of a foodstuff - " ' ' 300 Gorgeous Girls of the Light Brigade" carries through so important in a country so emin­ 12 Song Hits! A letter frcm an old friend, and one the picture to the terrific climax— ently suited for milk production. The weU acquainted with our beloved although the tragic love story of the B. V. E. committee also advocate the in­ island, who has complaint to make. two English brothers who love the creased consumption of fruit and For he sends me an advertisement same Scottish girl, makes up the real Tonight—St George's—Somers Opera" 3 MEN ON A green vegetables, and draw atten­ found in a not too recent publication substance of the story. It is at an Orders by Captain C. M. Moore, tion to the particular value of sea­ in the States in which Bermuda is Army post in India that the idyU of D.F.C., B.V.E. HORSE" "BRANDED MEN '-Somerset-Masonic Hall foods as a source of good protein described as "Cool enough for Pen­ Captain Geoffrey Vickers and Elsa and iodine and other minerals. guins." CampbeU begins and ends. The Ul- Officer Commanding, Bermuda "TEXAS RANGERS" The text goes on to say that the fated lovers are unforgettably por­ Volunteer Engineers The report emphasises that it is summer average is 77° and "those trayed by Errol Flynn and OUvia de no more than a preliminary survey. wise persons who spend their summer EaviUand. Parades The science of nutrition is stUl in its vacations here enjoy reading about The happiness of the two is wrecked infancy. »The committee's investi­ ERROL your heat waves on the mainland." by the fact that Elsa falls hopelessly Wednesday, April 7th., 1937 gations are incomplete and are being FLYNN The pubUc is also told that "the cost 7.30 to 8.30 pjn.:—Squad DriU. in love with Captain Perry Vickers extended in connection with family Reg. Prices—Come Early of a Bermuda cuting is less than younger brother of Geoffrey, whUe 8.30 to 9.30 pjn.:—Searchlight budgets and dietary surveys. Re­ you've imagined—$50 up for a round the latter is away fighting insurgent Practice. search is also needed to estabUsh Announcing trip on Trans-Atlantic luxury Uners." tribesmen on the border. It is in reUable means of assisting the state Now my friend is anxious to know India also that many of the most Wednesday, AprU 14th, 1937 of nutrition of the individual. Fur­ the arrival of what I think about this advertise­ thrilling episodes take place, includ­ ther reports wiU be issued by the ment, for, says he, he has a fond ing border skirmishes and the mas­ 7.30 to 8.30 p.m.:—Squad DriU. committee as its work proceeds. ZEISS IKON but definite knowledge of Bermuda sacre, by the treacherous Amir of 8.30 to 9.30 p.m.:—SearchUght The Minister of Health has lost no summers and he hates to see the Suristan, of the entire garrison at Practice. time in foUowing up the report of the Guerlain's CAMERAS Island put on the map in this fashion. Chukoti, including officers, men, advisory committee on nutrition. But Lord! I think the advertise­ women and children Wednesday, April 21st., 1937 He has issued to aU maternity and ment is fine. There are certain ads. Also being shown today is the third child wehare authorities a circular that are akin to the drop scene at a of Paramount's "Hopalong Cassidy" GENERAL PARADE requesting an early review of their theatre. series, titled "Bar 20 Rides Again", arrangements the under Maternity AU ranks wiU report for parade at New Perfume An it were painted in actual dimen­ which opens today at the Colonial and Child Welfare Act for the supply sion and accurate colour, it would Opera House, contains every element 7.30 p.m. of milk and other foods with a view to give a wrong impression to those that is needed to make a first class securing that the diet of pregnant seated some distance away. It must Western drama. (Sd.) C. P. WORSFOLD, and nursing mothers contains proper have a correct perspective, but it must Major R.E., Adjutant, Bermuda a It is a better picture than either constituents and that the consump­ not have a photographic reaUty. Volunteer Engineers. "Hopalong Cassidy" or "The Eagle's tion of milk, especially by young For many many years we had in Brood," its two predecessois. chUdren, is increased. The Minister VEGA" Smith's HiU, our island only a winter season. To WiUiam Boyd, of course, is back also asks authorities to consider 1-4-37. attract visitors we pointed out that as the slow-spoken but sharp-witted afresh the question of a properly though it was freezing "on the main­ "Hopalong Cassidy." organised system of meals for expec­ land," outdoor exercise was possible tant mothers and young chUdren. In "Bar 20 Rides Again" we find here aU day and bathing and boating "Hopalong" at the ranch taming a In drawing attention to the ad­ were possible for even the most WORLD NEWS BRIEFS wUd horse when a message arrives ditional financial assistance which cold-blooded. from Jim Arnold, owner of the S.V. GREAT YARMOUTH, Apr. 4. (CP)— has been afforded by the Govern­ So the impression gained ground Peniston, Brown Co., Ltd- asking for aid against a crafty and More wreckage identified as from ment to local authorities in increased Authorized Dealers that since it was so warm in winter ruthless band of rustlers, headed by the plane of the Duchess of Bedford and re-arranged distribution of ex­ Hamilton — St. George's here, it must be inferno in summer. a man called "Nevada." was found yesterday between Caister chequer grants, he suggests that the 5754tth.ei. to wl7 THE CAMERA STORE Now we have to offset the im­ on the sea and Southwold. The reUef afforded in many cases wUl pression of tbe latter, and perhaps Queen Street Duchess disappeared after starting enable extension of the work of the modify the description of the former. MECHANICS HALL THEATRE RARE STAMPS. out on a flight over tbe River Ouse character described in the circular Hamilton The life of an advertising man is a in areas where it is most needed. British Colonial Rarities sent JACOB & CO.'S flood area on March 22nd. on approval to serious hard one. There was once a famous M G M's Amazing 3 Hour Musical Sir Kingsley Wood in a statement book entitled "Physical Education" At Mechanics HaU Today collectors CREAM CRACKERS LONDON, Apr. 4. (CP)—Threeper- on the advisory committee's report DAVID KNUDSEN put on the market. Though it was T. ALLEN, sons were sUghtly injured in a minor said he regarded it as the most Original and Best written by a famous educationist and "The Great Ziegfeld" sets a new Frinton-on-Sea, Proprietor railway accident near London yester-. valuable document on the subject 2643€J»iSm.s.to31.7.37 pubUshed by a reputable firm, tho mUestone in screen entertainment Essex, England day. This is the third mishap in as of nutrition which had yet appeared. Phone 2301 sale of the book hung fire. and has won the praise of the Press. many days. The accident ocurred The production, which is at the Me­ So an advertiser was called in and when a coach door flew open and chanics EaU Today, is replete with in the twinkling of an eye he remedied shattered as two trains passed each L2M ______£>__ (<___ E melodius music, specialty features, matters. other. Flying glass caused the in­ and an abundance of exceUent per­ ENTERTAINMENT "Change the title" he advised. juries. "CaU it "A Boy on his Muscle" and formances. Audience appreciation I'll sell you ICO.OCG copies." of the picture's heart-gripping hu­ PLANNED man interest and the dramatic, ro­ EDINBURGH, Apr. 4. (CP)—The And the story goes that he was as Rev. Alexander Stewart, who ten good as his word. mantic quality of its two motivating Advance notice is given of an love stories, narrating in a welter of years ago was moderator of the Free Church of Scotland, died here yester­ entertainment to be given on Tues­ color and comedy Florenz Ziegfeld's day, the 13th inst., in aid of the mature career, would seem to indi­ day. He was 89 years old. Dr. Stewart TONIGHT Rose Gosling Scholarship Fond. cate that the men and women who took part in the Scottish church dis­ pute of a number years ago and was an This wiU take place at the Co­ saw the picture considered it one of lonial Opera House when the famous VIEWS AND RE-VIEWS the greatest in years. ardent advocate of what was known as the "Wee Free Kirk." picture "Rembrandt" wiU be shewn, The show is a veritable feast from and the Princess Hotel orchestra an eye and ear'standpoint but it is wUl give half an hour's recital. The FLOWER BOXES more than merey a lavishly mounted entertainment will commence at girl-song dance spectacle. Stripped j 8.30 p.m. of aU its dramatic romances with a Shipping Rates Increased heart interest that wiU thriU the To the Editor, LONDON, Apr. 4 (CP)—A group AL DONAHUE emotions of aU who see it. It marks Royal Gazette and Colonist DaUy. ot British and United States ship­ the high spot in the acting careers of ping lines yesterday announced an PoweU, Morgan, Virginia Bruce and PEEK FREAN'S Dear Mr. Editor, increase of .approximately ten per­ Myrna Loy, while it elevates Luise and his famous cent in trans-Atlantic freight rates to CORONATION BISCUITS Not once nor twice, but many times Rainer to front-rank stardom. have I been told that flowers win not ports on the eastern seaboard of (in bulk) grow here in window boxes and the Canada and the Ui$ted States. The •like. WeU, whoever stiU thinks so REVIEW0UT TODAY increase, effective July 1st is ascribed Pkgs., and in Souvenir should visit the Eermuda library, to higher labour costs. The partici- Tins. ORCHESTRA and see and admire Miss Seons boxes The Bermuda Monthly Review wiU cipating lines include the American of fretunias, for they are as lovely be on sale this evening throughout Merchant, Anchor, Baltimore MaU, as any window boxes anywhere. Our the island and wUl contain many Bristol City, Cunard-White Star, FRED FRITH & SON in the Librarian is to be congratulated. Easter and Coronation features, also EUermans, WUson, Furness Withy, Front St. Reid St. Manchester liners and United States The boxes of the Bermuda Garden the entertainment season of 1936- 5790ts.tu.f.tp. Club are having a hard time, for they 1937 is reviewed in detail. nes. are in an unsuitable place, but I The price is 6d. per copy. think they wUl yet demonstrate that o flowers wiU grow in boxes even in f Silver Qrill Strike Situation Serious in Britain positions which are not quite right. BATTLE OF THE BLONDES — TUESDAY EVENING Imagine what Front Street and other HamUton Streets would be U Continued from Page 1 NEW COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE FORMAL adorned with tlower boxes. I beUeve caU a strike to bring recalcitrant the sight would Mil these old die- operators in the Nottinghamshire hards who know that flowers wiU not BLONDE vs- JEAN HARLOW Reservations Dial 1211 coal mining region into line. One *gERIL HITS grow in boxes in Bermuda. Bermuda large operator refused to employ •PUNK I N in is not so different as some of us fancy. members of the Nottinghamshire -$.j.L-ER- HOTEL BERMUDIANA Miner Association precipitating a "SUZY" FLOWER LOVER. quarrel which led to the present sit­ uation. Meanwhile the Beard more HamUton. strike is likely to clear up in the near ADULT ENTERTAINMENT—This sh6W not recommended April 3,1937. future. for ehild^patrons

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Feverish Rearmament Only Drop in Bucket Compared to Real Warfare Needs 1

BERLIN. (US).—AU the feverish rearmament now going on in Europe is Just a drop in the bucket compared More McMullen Dreises to what it will be if the war comes, Major W. Mende, retired German VIYELLA FLANNEL army officer, warned in an article in the Deutsche Volkswirt. It is absolutely impossible even I For You to estimate the approximate fig­ FRESH FROM ENQLAND ures for the suppUes that wiU be needed for war, so great wul they be, in the opinion of this expert, and it is equaUy impossible, de­ So great was the success of our first spite the terrific pace of present European rearmament, to reaUy shipment of McMullen shirtmaker The English are past masters at making equip a modern army for more than the first few weeks of real dresses that we cabled for more im- wearable woollen materials, and Viyella warfare. Even in 1914 the tremendous mediately. These we're unpacking now. flannel is famous among the lighter war stocks of the big powers were weights. Soft as lambs' wool, it launders soon exhausted and in the next Made of chambray of course, and war it wiU be even worse, because drenched with all the colours of spring, beautifully, tailors to perfection, is modern mechanized armies need vastly more to fight on than did the they pretend to win with their beauty but forever crush-resistant and never "sits forces of twenty years ago. have yet another charm. They laugh out" in the back. It gores, it pleats, it SUPPLIES NEEDED at wrinkles and washtubs, are high flares, and is so easy to make up. In The major reveals that even General spirited, crisp and fresh to wear, im­ lovely dew-fresh colours and British Ludendorff, who had led the pre-war fight for buUding up bigger reserves maculate to look upon. checks. of munitions in peace-time, later admitted that he had not foreseen by a long way the ammunition needs 6/6 a yard of his army in the war. 50/- In fact, the writer reveals, the German army's stock of ammuni­ 36 inches wide tion was practicaUy used up after the first few weeks of the war and there was a serious shortage at the front for some time until the home- industries had been reorganized and had swung into a new pace of production that nobody had dreamed was possible in the early summer of 1914. Established 1844 Major Mende cites from the Ger­ Established 1844 man war archives some interesting figures about German war stocks in 1914 and how they were replenished after the battles started. On hand in August, 1914, were 970,000,000 buUets for 4,200,000 rifles and 4,500 machine guns; 4,200,000 shells for 5,500 modern field-guns; 424,000 shells for 350 10 cm. guns. THE BERMUDIANA Lionel Barrymore Protests Stardom AMMUNITION PROBLEM Easter-time gaiety continues at by JAMES ARTHUR f©^ How much ammunition wiU fu­ the Bermudiana. Among those who ture armies need? The major con­ JSelmont Z/Kanor PRINCESS entertained in the Silver Grill recent­ Lionel Barrymore is a motion fesses that as far as Germany is ly are: Mr. Thomas J. Prindiville, picture star over his own protests. concerned it wUl prefer to wait and of New York, who came over from the Rated as one of the leading stars see what kind of a war it is. But Mid-Ocean Olub and had as his guests in films, with more than twenty-five he cites figures from a Polish mUi­ and Qolf dub Mrs. Raymond J. Schweizer, Miss years of stage and screen experience tary expert and hints that the Ger­ The brightest spot in Bermuda . . . The Marine Grill Geraldine Brower, of Chicago, Wil­ behind him, Barrymore insists he is mans find them too conservative. presents at the Princess, with Earl Fox and his Orchestra. liam Silsbee, of Los Angeles, Laura nothing more than a character actor. To manufacture the estimated Moir, of Chicago, WiUiam Sealback, Although his name appears con­ Dancing each night needs in amm-anition, it was cal­ at 9.30 every evening Miss Dee Gurthrie, Scott Goodville, stantly in star billing, he is happiest culated it would be necessary to (Special Tea Concert Sunday afternoon 4.30 to 5.30) and his son, Peter Prindiville. when he plays small roles that re­ employ 100,000 men. The major Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grainger, of quire strong and unusual character­ points out that ammunition is not MURRAY GRISS Lincoln, Nebraska, entertained Mr. ization. Minimum charge five shillings ah that a soldier needs, land agrees and Mrs. George W. Cornell and Mr. with French military experts that and He has done this often, more re­ Conventional evening dress requested. and Mrs. Peter Murphy, of Scarsdale, for every soldier at the front in cently with GretaGarboin "CamUle," HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Conk­ the next war, eight men must work and the smaller role without faU lin, of Gjr_enwich, Conn. at home to supply him. Thus to (From the Manoir RicheUeu at Murray Bay) becomes one of the most dominant keep an army of only 180,000 men Mr. Theodore B. Conklin, Jr., and sequences in the picture. Bruce Conklin, had as their guests He beUeves that today is the day fighting, 1,440,000 workers are neces­ FORMAL DRESS on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Miss Suzanne Pat tins on, of Green­ of the character actor and points to sary on the home front. Saturdays wich, Miss Suzanne Woodruff, of Lin­ such stellar stars as Luise Rainer, Major Mende hints at the job coln, Neb., and De Forest Triming- Paul Muni, Gladys George, Wallace of organization now being carried Special Ferry leaves Belmont at 1235 a.m. ham, of Bermuda. Berry and Edward Arnold, who, in in Nazi Germany by which Mrs. Carveth Wells entertained reaHty, are character players of the every man and woman worker in Miss Barbara Codman of Westport, highest order. e Reich needed for manufacturing Conn., Miss Nancy Beecher, of Buf­ FW3ET \J war supplies wiU remain at his post "This couldn't happen in the falo, Miss Mary Huntley of Buffalo, the declaration of war, or if he is sUent days," said Barrymore. "When A complete Hotel Resort operated in the manner of a Miss Frances Wells, Mr. William H. d for the front will be suitably movies were in their infancy, as the Smart Club Huested of Glencoe, UL, Lieutenant trite saying goes, the stories always before he leaves his work GOLF Every facflity concentrated in one great estate on the lovely Edward Garnett, R. N., and Mr. dealt with adolescent love. Character bench. Jack Peacock Green. actors then were only incidental South Shore — One of Bermuda's finest beaches, restricted to ;en July 15, 1914, and August at its best and then the 19th Hole Miss Barbara Robinson entertained to the story. Guests of the Hotel and their friends — Golf Course — Tennis i reveals, the German army Courts — Stables Miss Eleanor Walker, daughter of "When sound entered motion made the mistake of drafting And. at night, dancing with HOWARD LAN_N_5 popular into the army 116,774 out of the Buffet Luncheon served in Grill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker, of New pictures, that was the salvation York, Miss Joan Belmont, Joseph orchestra, HILBERT SERBIN, director. 433,000 miners in the Ruhr with of the forgotten character actor. from 12 to 230 p.m. Hartell of Denver, CoL, James Day, of A PLEASANT BENDEZ-VOUS FOR COCKTAILS, s effects on the production Sparkling dialogue issuing from the Paris, and Thomas Cosgriff, of Den­ mouths of babes did not sound right. DINNER & DANCE of badly needed coal. ver, Col. Thus we character players and older ich a mistake," he declares, Restricted Clientele. Fresh water throughout the entire house. actors were admitted into better a which a war may be decided, Mr. and Mrs. Job Herbert Lippin- jobs in pictures." mist never happen again." cott. Jr., of East Orange, are spending their honeymoon at the Bermu­ Barrymore also beUeves the screen diana. Mrs. Lippincott is the former gives the actor a greater chance for Under the Distinguished Patronage of His ExceUency the Gover­ HAMILTON HOTEL Rosamond O'Reilly, daughter of Mr. naturalness than the stage. nor and Lady Hildyard BELMONT MANOR NOTES and Mrs. M. O. Reilly, of Summitt, "An actor before an audience feels N.J. a personal contact. Many of his The Musical Event EDDIE WITTSTEIN Miss Frances Brice, daughter of friends may be out there beyond the Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Coe, of Fanny Brice, is a guest at the Hotel. footUghts and, knowing this, their Niagara FaUs, N. Y., arrived in the and His From New York and environs have presence often causes you to detract of the Season "Georgic" on Thursday. YALE PROM ORCHESTRA come: Mrs. Henry W. Halsted, Jr., from the natural and impersonal Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Scott, of To­ 9.30 to Closing of Englewood, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. performance you had resolved to visit of ronto, Ontario, and Miss Charlotte Craig Mander and Miss Carmela give." GRISHA GOLUBOFF McEvoy, of the same city, arrived last Sandford, of Port Washington, L. week. Barrymore had many ups and (The world's greatest violin prodigy) I., Mrs. Thomas E. Wynne and Miss downs before the screen found its New Yorkers are Dr. and Mrs. O. R. COMING EVENTS: Wynne, of New York and Mr. and voice. He even supported a trained Fresh from triumphs in London, New York, Philadelphia, Jones, Mr. Henry Herman and Mr. Mrs. E. Greason ST., of New York. Martin Quinn. April 6—Williams Glee Club—Concert and Dance. dog in a sUent picture. When sound Montreal Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Joffee and Miss arrived he was acclaimed overnight Dr. Roger Burt and his family come April 7—University Night. Joffee of New York, who were here appearing at the from Rye, N. Y. Mrs. Robert Clark- one of the greatest character actors earUer in the season, have returned who ever Uved. His first success was son is from BayvUle, __, I. Minimum check, 4 shillings—or $1.00 for another visit. BERMUDIANA HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fisher are guests ta "The lion and the Mouse." Mrs. Theodore Netter, of PhUa­ At that early date, pictures were from Detroit, Michigan. Dr. and delphia, is spending some time at the TOMORROW NIGHT Mrs. GaUagher are from Concord, stiU clumsy. Barrymore thought Hotel, as is also Mrs. E. O. RUey, of he saw a chance to aid in Improving AT THE PIANO—MR. NORMAN PARKER N. H., Mr. and Mrs. James K. Marks LumbervUle, Pa. from Pittsburgh, Penna., Mr. and them, so be became a director. His Tickets 6/- or $1.50 Mrs. W. C. Protz from Manitowoe, The Palm Qardens Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Robinson are flrst job as director was "Madame Ithaca visitors, whUe Mr. and Mrs. On sale at the Bermuda Press Ltd. and at the hotel Wis., and Miss Blanche Mapes is X," starring Ruth Chatterton, at Commences 8.30 p.m. Carriages 10 p.m. from Evanston, I1L The Renowned Out-of-Doors Restaurant F. E. Bragg are from Bangor, Me., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis and Miss UntU then, the camera was en­ 56S4tth25.»27.w31.»3. Other guests are Mr. and Mrs. J. and Davis are from Verona, N. J. Mr. W. J. Wellsis Herb, South Orange, N. J., closed in a huge "ice-box" and the Tropical Grill Craig, Miss E. J. Craig and Mrs. Wal­ microphone also was stationary. He Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kely, Short lace are Canadians who have come Hills, N. 3., Mrs. R. H. Martin and Table d'Hote and A la Carte Service wanted the microphone to move Exceptionally Fine Cuisine and Wines from Toronto to spend some time at with the movements of the charact­ HOUSE WIRING Miss Annette Martin, Montclair, the Hotel . N. J., Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mattheis, Specialising In ers. Sound engineers almost swooned and Miss Ann DUxbory, Mass. when they heard such a revolutionary Done with General Electric material and in General Bermuda Sea Foods: Green Turtle Soups, Steaks and Fins, idea. The microphone has been Lobsters, Crabs, Oysters and Clams, etc. mobUe ever since. Electric workmanship manner Dancing Nightly to the Music of Bermuda's Leading Native TS Barrymore also directed the first For* estimates on complete installations or extensions, Orchestra under the direction of Berrie Brown. AURKER ?A aU-colour motion picture, the "Rogu. ..call Song," * starring Lawrence Tibbette THE NEW WINDSOR HOTEL After giving these contributions to 5 ROBERT D. AITKEN ATTRACTIVE BATES the screen, Barrymore returned to GVES YOU THE VITALITY I Queen St. Hamilton European a-df] American Plan acting, and has been a star from that 10 KEEP YOU FIT day on. s Phone 1127

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for them. Of course, Mr. Chairman, BiU entitled "The Non DomicUed Per­ COLONIAL in practice the Municipalities Act sons Registration Act, 1936," with the has not been foUowed in the past. original BUl and with the amend­ CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS I PARLIAMENT If an alderman was going away for a ment BUl and with the amendment week no notice was taken of it: he made thereto on the 2nd reading just came back and took his place, thereof and that the present BUl EASTERN SERVICE but in the light of recent events, was correct. Fortnightly Passenger and Freight service from St. John, Halifa_~, OFFICIAL REPORT and the possibility of the Corpor­ Boston, Bermuda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Montserrat, Dominica, 0 &€\ ation being guilty of a technical Ool. DUX moved that the Bid en­ St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad and Demerara. breach of the law I think it is much titled "The Non-DomicUed Persons Leave Bezmuda better to have this thing revised. Registration Act, 1937" be read the Leave Bermuda Proceedings ol the STEAMER North Bound third time. Leave HaUfax South Bound Honourable House Mr. W. E. S. ZTJILL (Smith's i\fl.fiy Drake j, Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I have often Mr. S. S. TODDINGS (St. George's Mar. 26 of Assembly thought that procedure somewhat Parish):—Mr. Speaker, I hope that Lady Nelson— Apr. 9 cumbersome, and I am somewhat before very long the House wfll bring Lady Hawkins Mar. 25 Mar. 30 Apr. 83 SESSION 1937—38 surprised now that this BiU has come Itself to see my view point with Lady Drake Apr. 8 Apr. 13 May 7 toward that It has not been further regard to extending privileges to tbe Lady Nelson- Apr. 22 Apr. 27 May 21 simplified. I would have supposed husbands of Bermuda women in DAT No. 40. that clause 8 (a) would have read these Acts. I do not think that a great WESTERN SERVICE the "Corporation shall appoint"— many members of the House under­ Tuesday, March 30th., 1937 then as far as I am concerned (b) and stand what the Immigration Bills Fortnightly Passenger and Freight service from Halifax A Boston (c) could be left out. I would like the are aU about. I can teU that they (Winter), Montreal (Summer), Bermuda, Nassau and Jamaica. hon. member to tell me why it has not do not from the attitude of a great Continued frwn Satnrd-y'* 1MM Leave Bermuda Leave Bermuda many of them—I know them as been simplified to that extent. STEAMER Leave HaUfax South Bound North Bound men, and I know that they are men THE CHAIRMAN reported progress who always Uke to see fair play, Mr. J. W. COX (Devonshire Parish) Lady Rodney Mar. 18 Mar. 23 Apr. S and obtained leave to sit again. and by their attitude towards one or —Mr. Chairman, I wonder if I might Lady Somers.. Apr. l Apr. 6 .Apr. 19 (Mont.) ask the hon. member whether it two points in these Acts I am quite THE CHANNELS IMPKOVEMENT sure that they do not understand Lady Rodney. Apr. 15 Apr. 20 May 3 (Mont.) might not be advisable to extend the Montreal ACT, 1937 principle of the BiU to include com­ them. I intend to interview the hon. and learned member at some Lady Somers. Apr. 28 May 4 mon councillors as weU as aldermen— Lady Rodney. May 12 May 18 Third Reading time in the near futuie, and I hope Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING:— he wiU assist me in endeavouring VAGABOND CRUISES On motion of Mr. Trott, the Bill Mr. Chairman, Tbere is quite some to amend the Act along the Unes that Arrive and Leave entitled "The Channels Improve­ objection take nto extending to mem­ I am fully convinced it is only just STEAMER Leave Montreal Leave TTi-llfftir St. George's ment Act, 1937" was read the third bers of the CouncU. It is necessary to do so. time and passed. to have three aldermen because every Colborne Apr. 17 Apr. 21 King GeorqeW Act of the Corporation requires the Lt. Col. the Hon. T. M. DDLL OornwaUis.. May 13 May 17 May 21 concurrence of three aldermen,and to THE KAYBAR COMPANY LIMITED (Devonshire Parish):—Mr. Speaker, be left with only two makes it For further particulars, apply to:— • ACT, 1937 I hope that the Immigration Board difficult. There has even been ob­ wiU carry out their duties in such a JOHN S. DARRELL & CO., Agents, Old Scotch Whisky jection in some quarters to Uber- spirit that amendment wiU not be Subject to change without notice. Hamilton, Bermuda. Second Reading THE DISTILLERS AGENCY LIMITED, EDINBURGH. alising the law to this extent. necessary in fact, but if the hon. member feels it is necessary in law, On motion of Sir Stanley Spurling and if I can give him any assistance the Bill entitled "The Kaybar Com­ Mr. S. S. TODDINGS:—Mr. Chair­ GOSLING BROTHERS, At ems I shall be glad to do so. pany Limited, Act, 1937" was read man, Despite the fact that you have five common councillors and only - FURNESS BERMUDA LIME | the second time and committed. (Under contract with fWmuda Government) three aldermen, it is as necessary The BiU was read the third time by to have as many aldermen as com­ Mr. DUNKLEY in the Chair. its title only, and passed. Royal and United States Mail Steamers mon counciUors. Two counciUors T.E.V. "QUEEN OF BERMUDA" and two aldermen form a-quorum, GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved No. and therefore if you have five com­ CONSIDERED T.E.V. "MONARCH OF BERMUDA the first clause. mon counciUors to choose from it is not a very hard matter at any time —which was agreed to. On motion of Mr. Trimingham the Min. Fare $^§.0© to get a quorum of common coun­ Governor's Message No. 75, relative PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS ciUors. to salary of Assistant Bridge Keeper Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved Leave Arrive Leave Arrive that inasmuch as the remaining was considered in Committee. —which was agreed to. Steamer New York Bermuda Bermuda New York clauses are similar in all respects to those appearing in other Acts of a Mr. TODDINGS in the Chair. Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved *Queen of Bda Sat. Apr. 3|Mon. Apr. 5 Tue. Apr. 6 Thu. Apr. 8 like nature and object, they be read Monarch of Bda..-. the first Clause. Mr. TRIMINGHAM moved that the Mon. Apr. 5 Wed. Apr. 7 Wed. Apr. 7 Fri. Apr. 9 by their marginal notes only. -fi~ri. Amr. 0 recommendation contained in the Georgic Queen cf Bda _... Thu. Apr. 8 Sat. Apr. 10 Sat. Apr. lOiMcn. Apr. 12 —which was agreed to. Governor's Message No. 75 be agreed —which was agreed to. Monarch of Bda..... Sat. Apr. 10 Mon. Apr. 12 Mon. Apr. 12 Wed. Apr. 14 to and that it be recommended to the Two tablets dropped into a Queen of Bda Tue. Apr. 13 Thu. Apr. 15 Thu. Apr. 15 Sat. Apr. 17 The House resumed. House to allow a Resolve to be intro­ little cold water speedily break Clauses from two to twenty-one Monarch of Bda Thu. Apr. 15 Sat. Apr. 17 Sat. Apr. 17 Mon. Apr. 19 were respectively moved by Sir Stanley duced to give effect thereto. lip into tiny particles which, THE CHAIRMAN reported the BiU, Queen of Bda Sat. Apr. 17 Mon. Apr. 19 Mon. Apr. 19 Wed. Apr. 21 when swallowed, quickly pass Spurling, and agreed to. Monarch of Bda.... Tue. Apr. 20 Thu. Apr. 22 Thu. Apr. 22 Sat. Apr. 24 and it was adopted, and ordered to —which was agreed to. through the stomach, gain be printed. Queen of Bda _ Tbu. Apr. 22 Sat. Apr. 24 Sat. Apr. 24 Mon. Apr. 26 entry to the blood stream, and The House resumed. j Monarch of Bda Set. Apr. 24 Mon. Apr. 26 Wed. Apr. 28 Fri. Apr. 30 The House resumed, and adopted travel all over the system. Mr. TROTT, not being present, Queen of Bda.. Wed. Apr. 28 Fri. Apr. 30 Sat. May 1 Mon. May 3 IT ACTS SWIFTLY THE CHAIRMAN reported the Bill, the resolution of the Committee. Pain, Chills and Fever are the seventh order was carried over. and it was adopted, and ordered to be swiftly banished, without printed. SELECT COMMITTEE Genasprin having disturbed The third reading of the BiU en­ titled "The Immigration Act, 1936," heart or digestion. Appointed THE CROSSWINDS COMPANY having been called from the Chair— MADE BY GENATOSAN LTD., LIMITED ACT, 1937 Mr. VESEY moved that a Select SaUs from New York 6.00 p.m. LOUGHBOROUGH, ENGLAND THE IMMIGRATION ACT, 1936 Second Reading Committee be appointed to search the Journals of the Honourable the WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Agents Third Reading -»W__. On motion of Sir Stanley SpurUng Legislative CouncU and report to the House what action was taken with the Bill entitled "Tbe Crosswinds Col. DDLL moved to amend Clause respect to the Resolve entitled "The Company Limited, Act, 1937," was 3 (1) of the BiU entitled "The Immi­ B.V.R.O. War Contingent Resolve, read the second time and committed gration Act, 1936," by inseiting the ROYAL MAIL LIEIES, LIMITED WzW^m 1937." RECOMMENDED by 10,000 DOCTORS The SAFE Brand words "for the purposes of this LONDON DIRECT SERVICE to relieve the pain of HEADACHE, Mr. COOPER in the Chair. Act" after the word "domicUed" Obtainable of all Chemists ia bottles -which was reed to. TOOTHACHE RHEUMATISM, of 35 tablets. If your Chemist is in line 1. S.s. SAMBRE to sail from London, April 2nd. NEURITIS, MALARIA, NEURALGIA, Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved out of stock, write now to:— HIS HONOUR THE SPEAKER ap­ *M.v. LOGHKATRINE April 3rd. to banish SLEEPLESSNESS, and to NICHOLL & ASHTON, the first Clause. —which was agreed to. check quickly COLDS AND CHILLS pointed the foUowing members a S.S.SARTHE April 21st. P.O. Box 529, .Hamilton. S_s. LOMBARDY " May 19th. —which was agreed to. Committee for the above purpose:— Col. DUX certified that he had fM.V. DINTELDYK " May 19th. carefuUy coUated with the Clerk of Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved Mr. J. E. P. V esey, Mr. S. S. Tod- the House the printed copy of the BiU * Via Rotterdam, due at Bermuda AprU 19th. that inasmuch as the remaining dings Mr. W. D. Wadson. entitled "The Immigration Act, t Leaves Swansea 22nd irfay. clauses are similar in all respects to 1936," with the original BiU, and with THE SAVINGS BANK RESOLVE, those appearing in other Acts of a Uke the amendments made thereto on Subject to change without notice 1937 nature and object, they be considered the 2nd and 3rd readings thereof Cargo accepted on Through BUls of Lading from all the principal en bloc 2 to 21 inclusive. and that the printed BiU was correct. First Reading centres in Great Britain and the Continent. —which was agreed to. On motioi of Col. DiU the BiU was then read the third time by its Mr. TRIMINGHAM mo^ed for leave HARNETT & RICHARDSON, Agents. Hy. Langridge & Co., 16, Great St. Helen's, London, E.C.3. Clauses from two to. twenty-one title only and passed. to introduce and read the first time were moved and agreed to. by its title a Resolve entitled THE DEPORTATION OF BRITISH "The Savings Bank Resolve, 1937." The House resumed. SUBJECTS ACT, 1936 —which was agreed to. THE CHAIRMAN reported the BiU, Third Reading OCEAN DOMINION LINE and it was_adopted and ordered to be The third reading of "The Deport-' | The Resolve was then read the first CANADA — BERMUDA — EAK KIDNEYS printed. ation of British Subjects Act, 1936,' time by its title. having been called from the Chair— WEST INDIES-DEMERARA THE MUNICIPALITIES ACT, 1923, MESSAGE TO GOVERNOR SERVICE Leave poisons in ihe system AMENDMENT ACT, 1937 Ool. DILL moved to add the fol­ People whose diet consists largely work of removing poisons from the- lowing as Clause 16 of the BiU en­ Ordered on motion of Mr. H. V. of meat, eggs and oilier protein blood, ailments of -H-j" nature are Second Reading titled "The Deportation (British Sub­ Smith that the foUowing Message be foods are most likely to suffer from seldom, if ever, confined to one A Steamer leaves St. John N.B. April llth, Halifax N.S. April 15th. derangements of the kidneys. There organ. If one fails, extra weak is jects) Act, 1936:— sent to His ExceUency the Governor: is such a large percentage of thrown on the others. On motion of Sir Stanley Spurling LIONEL leaves Montreal April 30th, Halifax N.S. May 4th. waste materials from such foods Because of their unique combined the BiU entitled "The Municipalities that the kidneys are overworked 16. Any person who acts in con­ (No. 23). And every fortnight from Montreal thereafter. action on these filtering and elimin­ Act, 1923, Amendment Act, 1937," travention of any provision of this and the liver also is overburdened ating organs. Dr. Chase's Kidney- Subject to Change Without Notice in an effort to get rid of the poison­ Liver Pills are usually effective was lead the second time and com­ Aet shaU be Uable to conviction for May it please Your ExceUency: ous acids. where ordinary medicines fail. This mitted. an offence against this Act and may These poisons are the cause of lis why they have established a be tried and punished in accordance The House of Assembly respect­ I WEST & PASCHAL, Agents fatigue and pain, and give rise io fifty year record for dependability Mr. TRIMINGHAM in the Chair. with the provisions of The Boards as a relief fox Sluggish fiction of the fully request that Your ExceUency such ailments as neuritis, rheuma­ Act, 192S9. • Front Street Hamilton tism, backache and lumbago. liver and Kidneys, Constipation, wUl be pleased to direct that a Writ Indigestion, Backache and many Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING be issued lor tbe Eelection of a Mem­ Telephone 2681 Since the liver, kidneys and painful diseases resulting from (St. George's Parish):—Mr. Chair­ —which was agreed to. ber to serve in the General Assembly bowels are all associated in the poisons in the blood. man, This BiU has been introduced to of these Islands for the Parish of make it possible for an alderman Col. DDLL certified that he had Warwick in the place of the late Dr. Chase's to be appointed by the City or Town carefully collated with the Clerk of George Stevenson Patton. when a vacancy occurs because of the House the printed copy of the- TO THE VISITOR the temporary absence of an alder­ Kidney and Liver Pills BiU entitled "The Deportation '(Brit Sessions House, man. It has more than once happened Jsh Subjects) Act, 1936" with the 30th March, 1937. On your arrival visit our Agency and let us help to in HamUton ,||- and has recently original BUI and with the amend­ plan your entire trip in these islands. happened in St. George's, and by tbe ment made thereto on the 3rd read­ A book of coupons for $6.00 will give you a most in­ time the necessary advertisement ing thereof and that the printed BiU THE SUPPLEMENTARY APPRO­ teresting drive from Hamilton to St. George's with priv­ has appeared of the election, that was correct. PRIATION RESOLVE, (No. 3), 1937 ileges of admission to: The Aquarium, The Leamington alderman has returned from atrip Cave, The Crystal Cave, The Perfume Factory and The PINKING SHEARS abroad and it "seems unreasonable On motion of Ool. DUl the BUl First Reading Devils Hole or The Angel's Grotto and Tom Moore's to put the MunicipaUty to the ex­ was then read the third time by its House. pense, and the freeholders to the For Cutting Cloth—All Sizes title only and passed. Mr. TRIMINGHAM moved for leave Also trips to the Sea Gardens for $1.50. necessity of appointing an alderman to introduce and read the first time by that means in such circumstances. THE NON-DOMICILED PERSONS by its title a Resolve entitled "The REGISTRATION ACT, 1936 Supplementary Appropriation Re­ Mr. S. S. TODDINGS (St. George's solve, (No. 3), 1937." THE TAKU SERVICE AGENCY Phone MASTERS HARDWARE Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I want to L * Third Reading Dial 1870 1192 CO. -fyss say that it would be an expense to *'&>1. DDLL certified tha» he had I i-which was agreed

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Crossword Puzzle Whole WheatBread iBy LARS MORRIS i ACROSS ANSWER TO 8—Social standing 1 PREVIOUS PHZZL- 9—Poor and ragged 1—Irish Dlaywrlght 19—Produce agitation 11—Valued moth larva We have tried many 6—Protuberances of er of Japan 19—Are apprehensive es 13—Soon grades of Whole 14—Take s_In from 13—Remain 15—With toothed edee 21—Terminus Wheat Flour but not 1«—Bird of orey 23—Assumed name 25—Cunning one is so satisfactory j--p—Assam silkworm 26—Land attached to W—Child's Dlayins- church (Great as our "S p e c i a I" marble Britain) 19—Province of centra' 27—Stiffness of opinion Whole Wheat Flour. Ecuador 28—Positive voltaic note 20—OfOee of college 29—Collection of lit­ No other produces official erary notes 32—Of Impenetrable 31—Small river-ducks that delicious nutty hardness -)2 -Artist's canvas sup­ 34—Hostelry port flavour so appreciated 25—Accented mode <~i -British India mone­ 26—Of Imposing char tary unit Whole Wheat acter SS—Exist >y 29—Strong brew 36—Arm of sea 39—Place __ tomb 38—Having weekly « Bread enthusiasts, if 34—Diminutive su__r Intervals 35—Some 59—published slander 39—In music then you are not .jetting 36—Bridge nontoon 61—Italian volcanic peak 43—Fossil footprint 37—Self 62—Instigate (geology) this Whole Wheat 38—Openings into organ* 63—Fixed look 43—Salt (Latin) 64—Tide occurring after 44—Medicinal herb Bread you are missing 39—Dance step first quarter of moon 46—Medieval silken 40—Venomous reptile 65—Hill of sand fabric a really good thing. 41—Close-fitting waist 66—Weird 47—Etruscan divinity 43—SmaU bean of India 67—Present wide opening 49—Heated and sweet­ The remedy is simple 44—M err im en t ened wine 45—Build DOWN 50—Hand-to-hand fight —Your grocer sells ifc 49—Brazilian monkey 51—Esteemed food-fish 47—Kind of floe, hard- 1—Hastened 52—Under ban It is made as follows— twisted cotton 2—Large rodent 53—Seaport of Arabia 38—Flemish composer 3—Musical air 54—Persian fairy (died 1778) 4—-Newly weaned ani­ 55—Small genus of 59—Human race mal shrubs 51—Tin 5—Absorb knowledge 56—Break suddenly with ;4—Adhere firmly to 6—Wild revelry sharp noise SMALL LOAF..™ 4d. any course 7—Large serpent of 57—Ribbon -"m-Hsh magistrate South America 69—Drinking counter LARGE LOAF „„.7A SS\ SANDWICH LOAF -.114. a 3 M 5 b 7 6 °l IO II 12 '3 4 5 lb BERMU1/A BAKERY, Ltd. 1 •8 I*. O 21 21 2-3 • Telephone 1080 % WlH 25 % 1 20 3i 31 OV4LTINE gives you •t- 27 2-. 30 35 % % -1 35 5b ©More in Health giving Nourishment % d2B 31 4C> % % % © More in Quality •— M2 M5 m % % Hk> m ©More in Value £? % 4-~ M". bO J 1 TT is the liberal and scientific use of the finest new-laid eggs—in % •*- combination with fresh, creamy milk and malt extract—which 5cT 55 54 55 5fc 57 % makes delicious 'Ovaltine' outstanding as the complete and bi M bo perfect tonic food beverage for health, strength and vitality. » iM Eggs provide valuable nutritive properties which cannot be obtained from -~*w%s%P! WP <* £__fjsa"« - any other source. They supply proteins, mineral salts and vitamins. They 19 Air Conditioner are also particularly rich in lecithin (organic phosphorus)—so essential for » M« ky MM Fatv* Syndicate Inc. building up the nerves and brain.

Kelps House, and I welcome the possibility Moreover, recent scientific investigation has definitely proved the remarkable COLONIAL PARLIAMENT of a respite, in order to get a long value of eggs in the most stubborn cases of insomnia and neurasthenia. In Asthma vacation, which I think we are all Now yoa can i fact, there is abundant evidence to show that no tonic food beverage would Continued from Page 4 entitled to as well as the gentlemen peace—-awa be complete without eggs. That is why as many as 15 miUion new-laid eggs freshed —~ eve who are leaving the Colony. in comfort, pie filters in ' are used each year in the preparation of' Ovaltme.' Carrier Porta" The Resolve was then read the first mer Air Condit-fea-aer time by its title. Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING keep ont most pollen as well as dust and dirt. (St. George's Parish):—Mr. Speaker, ' Ovaltine * not only includes every constituent necessary to provide abundant Testa show pollen asthma victims also usually relieved. Cool, clean, dehumidified air civ- THE RECORDING OF DOCUMENTS I think it will be a good idea to get nourishment to body, brain and nerves, but it contains only the best of these culated quietly—outside noises eliminated. English ' Ovaltine' is Ea»Uy installed. Flogs in like • radio. At a ACT, 1937 the work of the House along, because ingredients. The 'Ovaltine' Egg Farm and Dairy Farm at King's Langley, price yon cut afford. Why suffer or travel we shall no doubt have to have an packed in tins con­ miles to get relief t Ton ean have * today ID taining 4| ozs., 9 ozs. England, were specially established to set the highest standards of quality TOOT own home or offiee. Come te end see First Reading important special Session in August the Carrier Portable Summer Air Conditioner. this year ta order to deal with the and 18 ozs. Compare for the eggs and milk used in ' Ovaltine.' The malt extract is prepared from Let ns demonstrate In your home or offiee. these weights with No obligation, Col. DDLL moved that the Bill en­ important questions which will arise home-grown barley—there is none better. # other food beverages. titled "The Recording of Documents in connection with the Ottawa Pact. Agents Act, 1937," this day received from Undoubtedly further legislation will R Best 'Ovaltine' gives yoa For all these reasons ' Ovaltine' definitely stands in a class by itself for The Bermuda Engineering His Excellency the Governor be now be required. V-TJ .New-*Laid more in quantity, quality and value. It gives you the maximum of health-giving nourishment read a first time by its title. The House adjourned to Thursday, more in quality, and at the lowest possible price. Quality always tells—insist on' Ovaltine.' April 1st., 1937. therefore, more in Co., Ltd. —which was agreed to. EGGS value. Sold in airtight tins by all Chemists and Stores P.C. 120 Phone 2067 The Bill was then read the first time WAR CANNOT BE WON IN 4171 i m. to 6.12.37 by its title. THE AIR ALONE W. S. PURVIS & CO., LTD.

THE LIQUOR LICENSE ACT, 1936 AMENDMENT ACT, 1937 Admiral Keyes' Comment on Need of Stronger Navy 'Every Picture tells a Story.' THE ARRIVAL OF First Reading LONDON (US)—"Air reconnais­ YOUR GOOD HEALTH STEAMERS Col. DILL moved that the Bill sance is essential to a modem navy Watch the Kidneys J entitled "The Liquor License Act, or army, but events ta Spain have Act Quickly If You Fear Cancer; Don't Neglect 1936, Amendment Act, 1937" this proved that decisive military ac­ Lumps, Open Sores; Shun Drugs Banish Backache and Urinary Troubles. day received from TTis Excellency the tions cannot be won ta the air." HE KIDNEYS CONTAIN some ten million tiny Governor be now read a first time by Thus speaks Admiral Sir Roger By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M.D. T tubes or filters; they keep you healthy by excret­ its title. Keyes, D.S.O., who fought Zeebrugge IN A current magazine article, I have kept to this statement. To ing through the bladder about two and a half pints of urine containing 4 per cent, of solid waste. Unfor­ ta 1918 and commanded the Dover * entitled "Doctors Can Find and successfully remove a cancer, I tunately, like the bowels, they sometimes clog and fail Patrol during the European War. Cure Early Cancer," Ihe statement must operate before I know posi­ to filter the blood properly. —which was agreed to. is made, "Of all deadly diseases, "General Franco, ta spite of his tively that it is cancerous. This The poisons which remain rob yon of vigour and early cancer is the most curable. attitude of the medical profession powerful foreign aircraft, did not vitality and may set up nagging backache, leg pains, The Bill was then read the first time But it must be has served as a great boon to the getting up at nights, lumbago, swollen feet and ankles, by its title. succeed in cutting the Valencia- caught in its charlatan, who claims to cure urinary troubles, rheumatic pains and dizzy attacks. Madrid road until he brought man­ first stages."* That state­ cancer by drugs and pastes. A Neglect may prove dangerous. Ask your dealer for power and artillery to bear. physician suspects cancer and says Doan's BsHcache Kidney Pills, a pukka prescription FIRST ORDER OF THE DAY ment is literally which gives quick, soothing relief and will help to "On the other hand, Franco's Hi- aad emphatic­ so. The quack says he can cure it wash out the ten mfllfng tiny kidney tubes. Mr. COX moved that the resump­ equipped fleet, which is essential ally true. It Some of these cases may prove not to be cancerous and recover, and Don't take risks with strong drugs and so-called tion in Committee of 'The Civil to maintain communications with must be caught "kidney cures" that claim to make you well in fifteen From NEW YORK in its first stage. the quack says, "Look, the doctor minutes. Yonr common sense tells yon that this ia Service Establishment Act, 1935, Morocco, has suffered no damage That is the said it was cancer but T cured h impossible. Treatment of this nature may seriously Amendment Act, (No. 2), 1937" to­ from the Reds' efficient French and great difficulty. with my salve!" injure the delicate tissues. Be on tho safe side. Insist gether with the report of the Com­ Russian planes. The beginning L Doan's Pills, price 1/3 2/9 5/-v Bring you the latest of most cancer That looks bad for the doctor mittee on the Civil Service, be am "There is your answer to those is so mild and bat if it was early cancer and does down as the first order of the day for who claim it is a waste of money to not recover it means death to the apparently i n- patient. Treatment ot suspected the next day of meeting. build battleships. significant. that growth for cancer will not harm a PAPERS "Britain's sea-power has been re­ DR. CBKISMAN the patient simple lump, sore or growth, but duced far beyond the dictates of often does not neglect of cancer means death DOANC and —which was agreed to. know of its existence or ignores prudence to the vain hope of in­ Certain diagnosis can be mad" the spot or lump till it is no longer only by a microscopical examina­ ADJOURNMENT ducing other nations to follow her in its first stage. tion of a portion of a tumor or MAGAZINES lead. Now we must face some anxi­ The physician who first, sera it some of the cells drawn from the ous days until we have buUt enough dreads the word cancer so much mass. Even this method may mis- Lt.-Col. the Hon. T. M. DILL that fee tries to prove to himself discovery. (Devonshire Parish):—Mr. Speaker, ships to give security to the Em­ that it is something else. Hence, This is now the 30th March, and I pire." the first stage is often well passed First stages must be treated be­ At the fore the dread spread of meta­ understand it is hoped to bring the Although he compUmented the before treatment is begun. The American So-fety fm the stasis occurs in other organs. Sonr House to an early termination this British Government on its 1937 Naval Control of Cancer gives three main of the malignant cells of a ski- PHOENIX year, so that while we adjourn to estimates, Sir Roger insists that the symptoms of cancer: (1) A lump cancer, even when in sight anr' next Thursday, I submit for the con Admiralty should be given complete under the skin which suddenly be­ innocent appearing, may breal- The Rexall Store T Ioose, wander through the bloor' sideration of hon. members that it control over the admtastration to gins to change or grow. (2> A sere, Hamilton especially in the mouth or on the stream, lodge in some vital orga~- will be wise to the following week training, strength, and nature of face which does not heal readily. and there take up their abnonn?' to anticipate the May ruling, and for aircraft needed by the Navy to carry (3) Any unusual discharge or growth. They take away the nour the House to meet three times a out its duties. bleeding froir. body openings. ishment and destroy normal cells week on Mondays, Wednesdays and These symptoms do not necessar­ We have amy one line of treat­ "We must free the Navy from dual ily indicate cancer, but the chance ment; removal by operation. u*<- Fridays, in order that there maybe control of its air service," he said, that they may be is good enough of X-ray or radium or al thre- some chance of getting through the "The Air Ministry is not responsible to make diagnosis and treatment When file growth can be remove-" work of the session somewhat earlier. for the safety of our sea communi­ worth while. tt is wise to do so and follow wiO- cations. These symptoms appear tn so X-ray or radium. If metastasis has many places; and so often that not occurred in other organs, the Mr. S. S. TODDINGS (St. George's "The future of the Empire may frequently to make such a diag­ cancer cells will be destroyed anr Parish):—Mr. Speaker, I just want be decided ta a fleet action hun­ nosis seems rather far fetched, but complete recovery follows. Earl? and thorough treatment is essen­ to say that I shall welcome an early dreds of miles outside the range of unless the trouble is taken in hand and treated at this time, the tial. No drug or application if adjournment of the House, but it attack from aircraft, other than Don't damage your mirrors chances of cure are lessened every curative. The last sorry fact is that must not be considered as an ad­ those carried to ships. early diagnosis of internal cancer — givfc them a beautiful -lay that treatment is delayed. "The result of that action might For years, in my own experience, is almost impossible. polish the safe way. mission on my part -that the House cannot be carried on without the be decisively influenced by the rela­ two hon. members who are going to tive strength of opposing seaborne the Coronation celebrations. I am craft. will be restored, we must enable our the heavily subsidized shipping of NORTHROP S LYMAN CO.. LIMITED. BON AMI. always glad to see them here in the "And before British sea power merchant service to compete against foreign countries." m

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mmmm_n THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1937. P&ge 7 HARVARD AND PRtt

CELTIC AND ABERDEEN AMERICAN COLLEGE SIDES CAME THIS Mike Coogan and Arthur Childs Battle Thursday RANGERS NEED ONLY A ENGLISH RUGBY UNION WILL CLASH IN FINAL DRAW FOR SCOTTISH MORNING FOR FIFTH ANNUAL CONTESTS FOR SCOTTISH CUP to Break One-All Deadlock LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP LONDON, April 3. (CP)—EngUsh Rugby Union matches played today Celts Win 2-0 over Clyde; resulted as follows:- Dons Score same over Morton Sam Fiorre, Speedy, Hard-Hitting New Jersey Welter Cham­ Glasgow Squad, Winning 2-1 Harvard Plays Bermuda Athletic Association in Saturday, Have 57 Points and OldLeysians 6 London Welsh 5 pion, will Fight Stoker Perks of the Royal Navy Old Mer. Taylors 8 Portsmouth S. 8 Opening Match at B.A.A. This Afternoon FINAL AT HAMPDEN PARK Three Games to be Played Richmond 11 Cardiff IS Aberavon 3 Neath 0 GLASGOW. April 3. (CP)—A spUt Bath o London Scot. 9 IBROX PARK, Glasgow, April 3. Having scored a victory each in gerous fighters ever to come to Ber­ in points in one of the Rangers' Bedford 16 Old Cranleighns o (CP)—Celtic and Aberdeen, the top- their two previous encounters, P.c. PRINCETON XV PAYING FIRST VIST TO BERMUDA muda, Sam Fiorre, the New Jersey three remaining games wffl give the Birkenhead P. 21 Leicester 11 notch first division clubs, will meet Arthur Childs of the Bermuda Police welter champion, will be matched crack Glasgow team the champion­ Bristol 6 Harlequins 0 in the final match for the Scottish Force and Mike Coogan of New Jersey against Stoker Perks of the Royal ship of the Scottish Football League. Football Cup. Playing today in the will step into the ring at the No. 1 Navy. The swarthy Fiorre cut Lead­ Taking advantage of Aberdeen's Cup Bermuda's Fifth Annual Rugby Week, one of the out­ semi-final round, Celtic scored a Shed on Thursday night prepared ing Aircraftsman Jones of the Royal activities today, the Rangers defeated goal in each half'to down Clyde 2-0 for an all-in battle to settle their by downing St. Mirren 4-1 at Fir Park. standing sporting events of the year, opens this morning Air Force to pieces and smashed his St. Johnstone 2-1 at Perth. Rangers while Aberdeen was trimming Mor­ account. The Childs-Coogan match Fighting desperately to avoid re­ as Bermuda welcomes the arrival of the Harvard and Prince­ opponent to the canvas for the count now have 57points, six more than the ton by a similar score. The Celts is being staged for the benefit of the legation, DunfermUne downed early in the second round of then- Dons and Bolton, and the teams have ton rugger fifteens by the Queen of Bermuda. The Harvard deserved their victory, bat their Bermuda Athletic Association funds, Partick Thistle 4-0 in Glasgow, and bout last week; his blinding speed each three games to play. team, which is making its third visit to the Islands, starts Glasgow neighbours played placidly and will headline a programme of and staggering blows left Uttle doubt is now five points better off than the the five-game series off this afternoon by playing in the throughout. eight bouts. that he will be more than a match Hearts showed improved form last-placed Albion Rovers who lost opening match against the Bermuda Athletic Association Sixty-five thousand spectators saw Childs, the wearer of the Bermuda for any opponent that can be found against Queen's Park at Tynecastle at home to HamUton Academicals XV on the B.A.A. field at 3.15 p.m. Jimmie McGory draw first blood for light-heavy and heavyweight crowns, in Bermuda. Park, winning 3-1 to remain to fourth by the odd goal in five. Queen of the his team near the end of the first dropped the decision to Coogan when position, but MotherweU slipped South, also to the danger zone, were The Harvard side, holders of the cup presented by the half by flinging himself headlong at a Fiorre will fight Stoker Perks, a tough ahead of the idle Third Lanark squad beaten 1-0 at KUmamock. the New Jersey fighter paid his first battler who fought his way to the Bermuda Government for the annual inter-varsity cham­ low pass and heading a spectacular visit to Bermuda last year, but the goal. Celtic's second goal was a gift, Home Fleet championship in the pionship match, will be opposed by one of the strongest powerful Constable revenged himself welter division last year. Perks, who teams ever turned out by a local club. With Fennessey of Robb, Clyde's centre half, deflecting two weeks ago in their return bout, Buchan's shot into his own goal. has fought in Bermuda on several the Bermuda Police Force as their most consistent point- gaining a well-earned decision after occasions, is certainly no pushover, winner, the B.A.A. have completed the past season with an Clyde put up a strong defence shaking Coogan badly during their but it is doubtful if he can evade against the clever Celtic forwards, six-round battle. Fiorre's blasting punches or remain impressive record. The B.A.A. have lost only two matches, Brown in goal giving a fine exhibition, Coogan, who is the middleweight on the receiving end for long. The and the Association XV advanced to the final round of and for a brief spell in the first half champion of New Jersey, gave a Navy fighters have, however, a re­ the Nicholl Shield competition wihich was won by the defying the attack single-handed. somewhat disappointing exhibition putation for being both tough and powerful H.M.S. Apollo XV. Gunning for their 15th trophy, tbe in his second match with Childs. He game, and the stoker may upset the Celts performed confidently, and showed a surprising absence of the dope. The Association's great performance against the Yale their methodical tactics gradually skill and ring technique whtah one team which visited Bermuda for two pre-Rugby Week wore down the opposition. would expect from the holder of a John LaRue of the B.A.A., who has matches during March proved that the local side has im­ In Celtic's goal Kenneway played title in the United States, and he fol- as yet remained unbeaten, meets proved greatly over last year and will be fit today to give the in his usual brilliant style, but he ishly attempted to out-punch his Fiorre's opponent of last week. Jones NO. 1 SHED, HAMILTON was not given as much work as his husky opponent. The New Jerseyite will not be confronted with the same crack Harvard team stiff opposition. The B-A.A. secured a rival at the other end of the field. absorbed more punishment than he mixture of speed and strength, and he I victory over Yale on March 22, Fennessey scoring for Making a daring save in the second was able to give, and he left himself will no doubt have a longer period the local team with a dropped goal. half, Kenneway was injured and left with httle strength in hand after than a round and a half to show his form. LaRue is a heavy hitter, but Thursday, April 8th. In Harvard the field for a few minutes, Geatons his mad rushes. , however, the Bermuda he does not possess the same swift­ taking his place between the posts. However, it is certain that Coogan XV will meet opponents who last ness and timing in his blows that IRELAND TRIUMPHS 5-3 The teams follow:- Celtic: goal, must be acquainted with more varied year demonstrated their great pro­ marks Fiorre as a champion. ficiency in the English game. Har­ OVER WALES IN RUGBY Kenneway, backs Hogg, Morrison, tactics than he employed in his last vard' 8-5 triumph over Yale in the half backs, Geatons, Lyon, Paterson, tilt with the burly policeman, and Navy boxers are expected to com­ MAIN BOUT championship match was gained forwards, Delaney, Buchan, McGory, Thursday night will show what he plete the programme, but as yet the Final International Match is Crum, Murphy. will do to beat down Childs' stubborn through their superior knowledge matches have not been arranged. Six Bounds of the finer points of rugger, and Won by Goal to Penalty Goal Clyde: goal, Brown, backs, Kirk, defence and to offset the constable's The preliminary contests will be throughout the game the Harvard Hughes, half backs, Beaten, Robb heavy, but slow-moving artillery. fought over three rounds, while the MIKE COOGAN vs. P.c. ARTHUR CHILDS players proved themselves more able BELFAST, April 3. (CP)—Staging Stewart, forwards, Robertson, Rank- One of the cleverest, and at the semi-final and final matches are New Jersey Bda. Police Force to adapt themselves to the new code. a second half recovery, Ireland de­ ine, Wilson, Noble, Gillies. same time most powerful and dan­ scheduled for six rounds. Yale's try, scored by Clint Frank, feated Wales by 5 points to 3 today in Two first half goals were enough was a spectacular effort, but it was an the concluding international rugby to carry Aberdeen to the final Cup SEMI-FINAL individual one and not the result match of the season. Erin's repre­ with Celtic as the Dons, playing at ARSENAL IN TWO-POINT ENGUSH FOOTBALL of excellent teamwork. Frank, an sentatives won by a goal to a penalty Easter Road, Edinburgh, against Six Rounds Ail-American football star, outraced goal after being led by three points the plucky Morton eleven, thrilled LEAD F.A. LEAGUE RACE RESULTS his pursuers three-quarters of the at the end of the first half. As a the crowd of 30,000 with a fine brand FOR CHAMPIONSHIP SAM FIORE v«. STO. PERKES LONDON, April 3. (CP)— Results Welter-weight New Jersey and length of the field to touch down. result of today's victory, Ireland of soccer to stave off the second div­ Bermuda Champion H.M.S. ApoUo Rugby Week this year will see the finished second in the international ision club's late rallies. Aberdeen, of football games played in the Old first visit of the Princeton side, and tournament with two wins, England shooting for its first Cup trophy, was Gunners Win as Charlton, in Country today follow:— SIX OTHER BOUTS it is hoped that tbe visit will become already having captured the series full value for its win. They now meet Second Place, Lose by 2*1 an annual event as the university with three successive triumphs. Scot­ Cletic in the final test at Hampden FIRST DIVISION takes part in future Rugby Weeks. land was successful only against Park. LONDON,' April 3. (CP)—Arsenal Wales, who failed in all contests. Arsenal 2 West B.A. Yale was the first American college Dull weather prevailed as the teams gained valuable points in the race Bolton W ...1 Portsmouth.... Ringside Seats 10/- and 8/- to play here in matches against local D. Legge, the Newport full back galloped onto the field for their all- for the EngUsh FootbaU League Brentford 2 Manchester C. On Sale at The Smoke Shop, (Next Cable Office) Hamilton. sides, tbe New Haven players making who was substituted for Vivian important match. Morton was on championship today by blanking Derby C. 4 Liverpool their first appearance in 1933 when Jenkins, the London Welsh star, the offensive early, but the Don's West Bromwich Albion 2-0 at High­ Everton .0 Chelsea 5819tm. Rugby Week was first organised by kicked a great penalty goal from a defence held while their forwards bury whUe Charlton Athletic lost HuddersfieldT. 2 Stoke City Mr. A. E. Nicholl, president of the difficult angle to give the Welshmen fought back hard to partially smother 1-0 at Sunderalnd. The Gunners Manchester U. 0 Leeds U. B.A.A. a 3-0 lead in the first half. A. H. their opponents' drives. have a clear two-point lead over their Preston N. Middles B. Bailey, the Dublin three quarter, The Harvard team played its first The game had just gone 12 minutes London rivals as the season approach­ Sheffield W. 0 Birmingham gave Ireland the lead soon after the match in Bermuda in 1935, when they when Armstrong piled through a es its end. Sunderland l Charlton A. start of play in the second half, in­ secured a convincing 17-0 victory over maze of Morton players to give the A smashing 6-2 victory at Brentford Wolver H. W. 5 Grimsbytown the B.A.A. and fought to a scoreless tercepting a pass near the Welsh goal first division club the lead. Strauss kept Manchester City in the running. and scoring easily. S. Walker, the tie with the Navy. Yale gained the a South African who joined the ros­ The team is now in third place with Division 2 Government Cup by defeating Har­ Intonian forward, converted. ter this year, practically put the game 46 points, one behind Charlton and vard 3-0 as the latter side made then- on ice with another count before the BERMUDA It was a hard game for Wales to two behind the Gunners. With two Aston VUla 0 Bury it here, but the following year first half ended. lose. The visiting forwards domin­ games in hand, the Mancunians Bradford C. 1 Leicester C. Harvard returned and revenged ated the scrums and had the better Conqueror over the surprisingly may yet capture the championship. Burnley 0 Newcastle U. RUGBY WEEK eniselves on Yale by scoring 8-5 of play in general, but although they storng Queen of the South in the The two contenders, with the ex­ Chesterfield 0 Blackburn R. over the New Haven players in the staged many brilliant rushes, the fourth round of the competition, ception of Derby County, performed Coventry C. o Sh-ffield U. Welsh three quarters were not able pionship match. Harvard has Morton tried hard in the final session badly. Middlesborough bowed 2-0 Doncaster R. 0 Barnsley TODAY played five matches in Bermuda, to penetrate the Irish defence. To­ to wear down its classy rival, but the to Preston North End, and Ports­ Fulham 0 Bradiord wards the end the play became rough, and has lost only one. Dons, despite an injury to Strauss, mouth went under 1-0 at Bolton. Notts Forest 1 Blackpool and on two occasions some ot the KICK OFF 3.15 P.M. The Princeton fifteen, which was had the contest well in hand. Derby trounced Liverpool 4-1 to take Plymouth Ar. o Tottenham H forwards drew cautions from the unable to take part in Rugby Week The teams were:- Aberdeen: goal, fourth position. Southampton 3 Norwich C. at referee. last year as the team was unable to Johnstone, backs, Cooper, Temple, Leeds United and Manchester Swansea T. 0 Westham U. B.A.A. FIELD secure steamship bookings, arrive o half backs, Dunlop, Falloon, Thomp­ United, the two taU-enders, clashed Serpentine Road, Hamilton here this year fresh from a match son, forwards, Strauss, McKenzie, on the latter's ground at Old Traf- THIRD DIVISION wit: . the Dublin University XV. It is M.C.C. PLAYERS RETURN Armstrong, Mills, Lang. ford, but neither side was able to (Southern Section) unfortunate that Yale, due to an HOME AS TOUR ENDS Morton:- goal, Stewart, backs, score. Admission 2/- or 50 cents earUer Easter vacation, is unable to Maley, Simpson, half backs, Baird, Second division play saw Aston Aldershot 4 Walsall 4 participate in Rugby Week, for the Robb, Mooney, forwards, Collins, VUla lose their second consecutive Bournemouth g Reading 1 5805+m. visit of three American colleges would Englishmen Win by Seven Benzie, Boack, Smith, McGarry. game, and promotion chances appear Brighton 4 Queens P. R. 1 mark a new high in rugby in Bermuda. Wickets in Final Match to have gone by the board. The Bristol Rovers 1 Crystal P. 0 Princeton takes the field tomorrow Villans, playing at home, were de­ Gillingham 0 Clapton O. 2 against the United Services in the AUCKLAND, New Zealand, April feated by Bury who remain tied with MiUwall 3 Cardiff City 1 second match of the series. The game 3. (CP)—The Marylebone Cricket Leicester City in second place, three NewPdrtC. 2 Notts County 0 NEW PICTURE OPENS THIS WEEK! is timed for 3.15 p.m., and will be Club's touring team concluded their Bermudiana Tennis Coach to points behfad .Blackpool. The leader, Northampton T 2 Exeter City 1 plaj ed on the B.A.A. field. tour of Australasia today with a vic­ drew \-l with Notts Forest whUe 'southernU. 0 Torquay U. 0 The B.A.A. team to oppose Harvard tory over the combined Auckland be Pro at Castle Harbour Leicester City gained a 2-1 decision Swindontown 2 LutonTown 2 this afternoon has been selected as and Wellington eleven. After the over Bradford City. Watford 1 Bristol C. 0 follows:- Kempe, Mowdrack, Brown, match the players were given a hearty Mr.^Rollto Morgan Batten, tennis The leader of the southern section Fennessey, Spurling; Gray, Steele; send-off as they boarded a liner for coach at the Bermudiana Hotel, will of the third division, Notts County), THIRD DIVISION Ford, Croke, Johnson, Childs, Tur- be in charge of the tennis activities England. was given a set back at Newport (Northern Section) ney, Higgir s, Triminghani, Davidson. The last contest of the tour went of the Castle Harbour Hotel for the where the home team won 2-0.. JA Accrington S. Rochdale 1 Reserves: Mead, Coke. to the visitors by seven wickets, the summer, according to an announce­ the northern section, Lincoln City 3 M.C.C. scoring 205 and 100 for three ment made by Mr. Robert Blackman, went into first place by. swamping Darlington 4 Southport _2 against New Zealand's total of 183 genera] manager of the Furness, Barrow 6-0. Gateshead 2 HartleP.U. 2 i and 123. Withy hotels in Bermuda. o '. HuU CitjP- 1 Carlisle U. Lincoln City 6 Barrow 0 Although Allen's team was defeated Mr. Batten, who is well-known in 1 in the Test Matches against Australia the exclusive tennis circles of the BELFAST SOCCER CUP New Brighton 4 York City OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE 1 0 by three matches to two, the players Oranges and Essex Fells, New Jersey, Oldham A. Chester GAMES SATURDAY Portvale 0 Crewe Alex. 0 EIGHTS WIN IN FRANCE made a much better showing than has enjpyed a very successful season had been anticipated by English and has formed a host of friends on Rotherham U. 4 Mansfield T., 1 critics when the team was announced the Island. BELFAST, AprU 3. (CP)—BeUast Stockport O. 0 Halifax T. 0 2 0 University Crews Row for last stimmer. Soccer Cup games played today re­ Wrexham Tranmere R. Apart from the Tests, 20 matches sulted as foUows: SCOTTISH LEAGUE were played in Australia, five being Benefit of Foch Foundation Glentoran 3 Lame FIRST DIVISION won, two lost, and 13 drawn. During Captain Named for Canadian the past two weeks, two of the three Coleraine 3 Linfield Albion R. 2 HamUton A. 3 PARIS, April 3. (CP)—The Oxford matches in New Zealand were drawn. Belfast Celtic 2 Derry City Arbroath Hiberians 0 and Cambridge boat crews today de­ Team to Play M.C.C. '#'- Ballymena 4 Distillery Dundee Falkirk 1 feated two French crews in special 1 Ards 5 Cliftonville Hearts 3 Queens Park 1 two-mile races rowed on the Seine. Portadown 5 Glanavan KING AND QUEEN ATTEND TORONTO, April 3. (OP)—The Eon. Kilmarnock 1 Queen of South 0 Cambridge won by 3J lengths, and R. C. Matthews, chairman of the Bangor 1 Newry Town MotherweU 4 St. Mirren 1 Oxford won their race by four lengths. CUP FINAL Dominion Cricket Advisory Board, Partick T. 0 Dunfermline 4 It Was the first appearance of British announced yesterday night that W. St. Johnstone 1 Rangers 2 eights in foreign waters. LONDON,. April 3. (CP)—It was E. N. Bell of Toronto would captain Alloa 3 Airdrieonians 0 The races were staged by the news­ officially announced today that King that All-Canada eleven which plays Ask for Brechin City 1 Leith Ath. 2 paper lie Journal for the benefit of the the touring Marylebone Cricket Club George VI and Queen Elizabeth will JACOB & CO.'S Cowdenbeath 3 Montrose 3 TaU, dark and handsome Wan-en William has the unen­ Foch Foundation. President Albert attend the final match of the English team in Toronto during August. East Stirling 2 Dundee United 1 Le Brun was among the huge crowd Football Cup competition which is Bell captained Matthew's eleven FAMILY ASSORTED Edinburgh City 2 East Fife 8 viable job of keeping Mae West from rbmancing in "Go which made a successful tour of of spectators that lined the banks to be played at Wembley Stadium Forfar A." 3 Dumbarton 4 West Young Man," the curvaceous star's latest comedy, on May 1. England last year. S03?twl0.wl7.w3.wl«.w24.w31.Aprl4 of the Seine. Raith Rovers 2 Ayr United 2 which begins on Tuesday at the Colonial Opera House fege 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1937. OVER THE RADIO TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES ?"•••' WEAF WLW WJZ WABC GSC fir GS 8 660 kilocycles 700 kilocycles 760 kilocycles 860 kilocycles DAVENTRY, ENGLAND NEW YORK CINCINNATI NEW YORK NEW YORK 25.5 metres & _1_> metres The Hour of Charm Charles Dameron and Or­ Let's Talk It Over. Jour­ "Treasures Next Door," Of­ The News and announce­ gan nalist and news, com­ fice of Education ments mentator. Vocalist life of Mary Sothern- Harry G. Vavra, "American 5.20—Old-time Dance Music —sketch Conservation Week" CORPORATION NOTICE Elsie Hintz and Nick Daw­ Betty and Bob, Drama Johnny O'Brien, noted Chicago Variety Hour 5.40—Dance Music son in "FoUow the Moon" harmonica player, The Guiding light, sketch Same as WEAF Young Hickory—dramatic sketch Children reared on Allenburys Adventures of Dari Dan Joe Lugar's Toy Band The Story of Mary Marlin, Sunbright Junior Nurse "The Wheels Go Round." Foods always show tbat glow —sketch dramatic sketch Corps "Backstage" of health and sturdy activity ALL GOODS which results from sound Helen Jane Behlke, con­ Jack Armstrong—sketch Paul Martin and his Music Dorothy Gordon's ChU- feeding adapted to promote tralto dren's Corner normal growth and sure devel­ Same as WJZ The Singing Lady Dorris Kerr, songs Recital by Kate Opperman opment. If baby is not pro­ Jack Armstrong—sketch 6.45—Close down must be removed from, under gressing as he should, be wise, Same as WEAF "Wilderness Road," dram­ GSF, 19.8 m- GSD, 25.5 m., Mother, and put him on Allen* Little Orphan Annie, Old Homestead — dramat­ ization atic sketch GSC, 31.3 _n burys without delay. You will sketch No* 1 Shed not later than NOON The Johnson FamUy Big Ben. "A Hundred soon begin to see little limbs Old TraveUers Tales News Reporter Tito Guizar, tenor Years Ago"—1. Talk growing straighter and stronger. TJ.S. Army Band of THURSDAY NEXT, the 8th Paul Pierson and his Or­ Gogo Delys, Eton Boys and '•17—Dance Music News Reporter. John Gur- chestra Orchestra. Press Radio ney, basso News instant. Bob Newhall, sports Press-Radio News "The Ghost Train." Play Press-Radio News by Arnold Ridley Allenburus By order, PubUc Opinion PoU on the The ReveUers ' 2 2 E E We &—$ kave muck pleasure Supreme Court iflC E m sending free, a copy of the A i lenburvs booklet cm Infant Feeding. Same LoweU Thomas Pretty Kitty KeUy—sketch Send postcard to H. S. HALSALL, P.O. Billy and Betty—sketch 1 as WJZ Box 196, Port of Spain, TRINIDAD.— J. D. B. TALBOT. Amos V Andy—sketch Same as WEAF Mary SmaU—songs Poetic Melodies, BiUy Mills' The BBC Empire Orchestra Orchestra Secretary. Uncle Ezra—sketch Bernie Cummins' Orches­ Bughouse Rhythm—mu­ "Ma and Pa," dramatic tra sical comedy programme sketch Corporation Office, Midge WiUiams, Personal­ Same as WJZ HolUs Shaw, songstress Ray Heatherton, songs Hamilton, 3rd April, 1937. SAFEGUARD ity singer 8.40—The News and An­ Crosley Salon Orchestra John Herrick, baritone Boake Carter, news com­ 5S13fm.w. YOUR The Passing Parade mentator nouncements Close Down HEALTH Fibber McGee and MoUy Jeanine Macy and Her To be announced Horace Heidt's Brigadiers, —comedy sketch Men .orchestra Don Bestor's Orchestra GSF, 19.8 m., GSD, 25.5 m., Same as WEAF Frank Munn, tenor, Nat­ Pick and Pat in "Pipe GSC, 3L3 m The Voice of Firestone; alie Bodanya, soprano Smoking Time" Daly Orchestra Big Ben. "Memories of For Men Only: Mosical Good Time Society. Chick Lux Radio Theatre the London Theatre"— 20 Thousand Years in programe Webb's Orchestra 12 Sing Sing Rendezvous To be announced 10.32—The Alfredo Cam- FULL 10.30 To be announced poU Trio STRENGTH 10.45 Destroy the germs "Hornby to Clintheroe" or that cause disease. Contented Programme "amous Jury Trials Studebaker Champions. Wayne King's Orchestra "Harry Hopefyl'e Day 11.00 The Lullaby Lady Richard Himber and his Day in the Trough of Orchestra; Stuart AUen, Bowland" 11.15 tenor National Radio Forum— "AH! WHAT'S THIS?" Music for Moderns guest speaker "Let Freedom Ring"—dra­ 11.30 matization Larry Funk's Orchestra 11.40—The News and An­ ANOTHER kind of Spratt's? WeU, that's fine. 11.45 nouncements I'm certainly liking the diet I get lately. News Reporter Paul Sullivan, news Tomorrow's News Tonight Close down 0071 News Reporter "And don't I feel in SHORTAGE OF LABOUR The Conference Board's study annual increase in the labour force cannot be employed for these rea­ further emphasizes that there are due to the addition of new workers sons is continually around 2,000,000. fighting fettle! No frpVOTDftr pi IN U.S. FORECAST BY 1940 no grounds for the assumption that with increase in the population, the If this number is subtracted from wonder Master says I'm the United States is destined to Conference Board estimates that the the figures given above, it appears If Output Per-Man, Hours, carry a permanent body of unem­ total number of avaUable workers labour surplus would not exceed a coming champion." ssss. __ I Is^I ployed at public expense, if busi­ in 1937 wUl approximate 53,200,000; 3,600,000 in 1938 and 1,100,000 in 1939. Etc., Remain as Now and ness recovery continues in the next in 1938, 35,900,000; in 1939, 54,500,000; In 1940 there would be a deficit CQA r Trade Increase Goes On four years at the same rate as in and in 1940, 55,200,000. or shortage of 1,600,000 active work­ the past, or even at the normal rate. Subtracting from these figures ers, if the volume of production and WORKERS REQUIRED the estimated total employment in trade and the output per man-hour The average number of employed continued to increase annuaUy tUl NEW YORK (US)—"Continued in­ each year, the Board estimates that workers in 1936, according to the that year at the same rate as since crease in business activity at the under the assumed conditions the Conference Board's estimates, was 1933, with working hours maintain­ same rate as between 1933 and 1936 total number of unemployed, or the 42,920,000. Continued increase in ed at the 1936 level. will make a general labour shortage total available labour surplus, would the total volume of production and Even if working hours should in­ j BREAKFAST and SUPPER highly probable in 1940, and compel averhge aproximately 7,700,000 in 1937, Commencing Monday, April 5th trade and of output per man-hour crease, however, at the same rate drastic reconsideration of poUcies 5,600,000 in 1938, 3,100,000 in 1939, and at the same rate as since 1933, with as between 1933 and 1936, the Con­ for two weeks only l29lQRm** affecting working hours, employ­ a Uttle less than 400,000 in 1940. the currently prevailing hours of ference Board estimates that there ment, and improvement of produc­ CONDITION ANALYZED work, would require the foUowing would be a shortage of approximate­ EXHIBITION AMD SALE tive efficiency in industry, if the 1 number of workers in the, years The Conference Board points out ly 600.000 workers in 1940. of American standard of Uving is to THE LIDO immediately ahead: that these estimates make no aUow­ be maintained." ance for any temporary unemploy­ WATEH COLOURS 1937 45,519,000 This conclusion is the result of a ment due to seasonal operation, By C. SCOTT WHITE RESTAURANT comprehensive study of unemploy­ 1938- .48,335,000 sickness, or short-period shifts from ment and business recovery made 1939 51,418,000 IVER BILIOUSHJS! Pitts Bay Road one job to another. The best avaU­ PM.LS sAiiow &knr*i At THE OXFORD BOOK SHOP pubUc by the National Industrial 1940 —54,802,000 able estimate of the number of CONSTIPAZIOW- • Conference Board. Taking into consideration the net workers who normaUy are not and Queen Street Open Daily from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m.

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FIGHTING MAC By Maurice Lewis

Thirty-four years ago, on March 20, 1903—a powerful, squarely-built, erect man of about fifty arived in Qentlemen 5%gree ^Ehat Paris from London, and booked rooms at trie Hotel Regina, in the Place de Rivo-L Soon it became known that this £adies' tTfats ^Ehe tyear Wound Coat man was the famous Sir Hector Mac- donald, K.C.B., D.S.O., ranker gen­ By eral, who had refused the Victoria Cross to take a eommission-H~he most popular figure in the British LINCOLN BENNETT is the polo—long the first choice of the Army. His audacious exploits in a dozen man who needs a coat that is as much at campaigns in Afghanistan, South Africa, and the Sudan had endeared home at a Long Island race-meet as on him to people of British stock all Park Avenue. Our double- and single- over the world. breasted models have all the earmarks of DEFIED FATIGUE, KNEW NO FEAR London-made of the well known 'Thistledown Visitors to the hotel noted the dar­ Felt" these jaunty hats for sportswear — as an aristocrat—the unmistakable touch ing eyes, powerful nose, and jutting, combative jaw beneath a moustache. appropriate in Bermuda as at Rumson or Aikin of a West End London tailor, camelhair Here, surely, was the original mould of Highland manhood, and Hector —come in a range of colours that includes of the very highest quality. Considering was a name well fitted to this grim and sturdy Celt. navy, brown, all the pastel shades and the these coats cost as little as ten pounds "Fighting Mac" he was called. new, Air Force Blue. we are in favour of calling it the coat of His stamina was a by-word among the troops. He was impervious to the year. illness, fatigue, or fear. In peace and war, he had never fallen out of the ranks. There was a picture of Hector Mac- £10. 0. 0 to £12. 10. 0. donald which showed hi-m felling the enemy with his fists at Majuba, ifter he had thrown aside a broken THE BRITISH SPORTS DEPARTMENT sword. This and other representa­ tions of the national hero were hung thousands of homesteads in the Highlands of Scotland. * # * Picturesque anecdotes were re- n in the hotel smoke-room, e daring guest even made an mc apt to engage him in conversa­ tion. this herculean man, who ESTABLISHED 1889 ESTABLISHED 188 9 3 as if he wore a breast-plate L his coat, so massive was so, kept himself remote, din- alone, and receiving no visitors his small apartment. Ive days passed in this way, and Ernests often wondered why a man floor, with face downwards and with o great should be so lonely. birthplace, but it seems that the arms flung out. But on the eve of the drama that greatest pains were taken to keep Near his body was a revolver) from o send a thrill of horror through Scotland in ignorance of the date British Empire it was noticed that which one shot had been fired. of the funeral and of its locality. • frigid and self-contained soldier An English doctor was summoned, Only a few knew that it was to be lent and became genial and good- WEDGWOOD and the British embassy notified. at Edinburgh cemetery, and on the huj i : ed. Soon the British Consul and Military last day of March, at six o'clock on a Attache of the Embassy arrived, and dark, bleak morning, the furtive bu­ I LAST TO SEE HIM ALIVE ROYAL DOULTON took possession of the dead man's rial took place. Shortly before midday the next SPODE baggage and personal effects. No flag draped the coffin; there was morning Sir Hector Macdonald en­ * * * no lament of the pipes, no sounding tered the smoke-room and, picking MINTON The manager said that about twen­ of the "Last Post"; not a single mili­ atch of newspapers, settled down ty letters had been deUvered to the tary man was present. into an armchair. BELLEEK general that morning, but there was no sign of them, and it was pre­ PROTESTS TO THE GOVERNMENT A minute passed with no other sumed they had been burned, al­ sound save that of rustling sheets. CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE When these facts became known though there was no evidence to the Government was assailed by a Then, suddenly, the great soldier LALIQUE ORREFORS show this. uttered a loud exclamation. storm of national indignaton, but After police inquiries, doctors Crow­ other occupants of the smoke- the demands and ressolutions of the JENSEN SILVER ing Middleton andLelougt issued an urned round to look at "him Highland societies were met by of­ official report, certifying the cause lewspaper had fallen from his SHEFFIELD PLATE ficial silence, and after a time the pro­ An exacting climate soon takes its of death as "Suicide from mental tests died down. toll of vitality and stamina, leaving /our nd he was on his feet, pacing trouble." nd fro. With a quick intake of But many strange facts gave rise body in a depressed and weak condition— This was an unusual verdict, and e drew himself to his full to strange doubts and mistrustful unable to resist the dangers to which it is one that would certainly fail to satisfy nd strode from the room. speculation among the hard-headed subjected daily. a British jury in parallel circumstan­ A* S. Cooper SL Sons Highlanders. What you need more than anything else who watched him pass ces. te doorway did not suspect 5152rCs.eitp. Why, they asked, was the War Of­ is Phosferine Tonic Wine, it will Then the War Office adopted an y were witnesses of a tragedy, fice so eager to bury Sir Hector in a | renew your flagging energy, give you inexplicable attitude, unless it can they would be the last to see j strange land, yet washed its hands of a wonderful new feeling of fitness and /^ be considered as an attempt to him when Scotland was mentioned? Hector Macdonald alive. blanket all scandal. vitality and fortify your systemagainst 'm * * * Why was their warrior, who had ill health. At first the home authorities ac­ proved his courage in life, treated spaper that had caused Get a bottle today and begin to cepted all responsibility for the fun­ as a pariah in death, when the e so strangely was the "enjoy life to the full." eral arrangements, and as a result charges against him had not been )f the New York Herald. SPECIAL TOURISTS of a special favour by the French au­ rent page looked out substantiated or even tested? thorities, the body was allowed to re­ What had happened to the twenty masterful face, and main at the hotel. t was shouted in large letters that had been delivered to Sir But when it was learned that e whole world was his own PACKAGES Hector on the morning of his death? the relatives of Sir Hector wished Why was there no inquest or in­ —a secret he thought to bury "him in his native Scotland, only to himself, a few high quiry held, and how could the un­ of die most popular the War Office withdrew its offer. usual verdict of two doctors, "Sui­ THE ££$? T?t£ WOR&& PRODUCES the War Office, and a It was willing to bury the heroic _f executives in a remote cide from mental trouble," be ac­ Brands of Liquors "Fighting Mac," warrior of a dozen cepted without question? of the Empire. brilliant campaigns, in a foreign field, ikage came to him as a Why should there have been such but not in British soil. discrepancies between the evidence A grave charge had * # * ;ainst him in Colombo, of first-hand witnesses? Bar Nevertheless, Hector Macdonald These and many similar questions __5? " he had returned to did return to the land of his fathers. nsult his friends and Ask for Price List are riddles to this day. j But what a shameful homecoming * # * military superiors. at for the hero who had given tochean quicker Soon the queer rumour ran through € m, he saw Lord Roberts, t__irty-three of his fifty years in glor­ the Highlands—a rumour ridiculous From the moment you begin vards had an audience with ious service of his country! E63 in itself, but given an air of plausi­ using Listerine Tooth Paste vard Vll. They advised, BURROWS & CO., Ltd. Early in the morning, shortly after dered.him to return toCey- bility by a series of mysterious War you wiU notice an improvement seven o'clock, while sleepy porters Office moves. s the charge before the Bermuda's Leading Liquor Merchants ES" in your teeth—a new lustre 'and were still sweeping out the station, These had ""def eated their own court-martial. brilliance that -will delight you. Front Street and Queen Street a train carrying the body of the man end, opening-^the' door to irrespon­ »• York Herald had obtained who had upheld Britain's honour in ..AND tT MAKES THE BREATH SWEtlER ory as the result of a question 3609<_«Ini.tp. sible surmise, and attracting atten­ battle arrived at London Bridge sta­ tion to that which it was intended ; a session of the Legislative tion. il of Ceylon to the Governor, to hide from the public. A large, plain wooden case in Evidence of a sort was piled upon LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Sir J. West Ridgeway. which the coffin was enclosed was The Governor's answer was: Stemmed rumour to fashion a legend that was carried from the train to the plat­ to persist and grow into unshakable It is known to all here that form. very grave charges have been made belief. On it was stencilled in black, "H. drooping moustache were indicated An amazing feature of this legend against Sir Hector Macdonald. Al­ COCKTAIL Hector Macdonald was not dead. A. M., Edinbro." with quiet assurance. was the extent to which it gripped though the offences are very serious, For a dozen vital reasons, the whis­ The "H. A. M." were the initials The legend soon became "fact," the imaginationof the Russians. yet they are not punishable under GLASSES pers asserted, a stage-managed sui­ of Hector Archibald Macdonald. and underwent a startling develop- • The Russian solc"iery, during the Ceylon law, and, therefore, cannot 9/6 dozen cide had been arranged. ment during he Great War. First, last year thay were in th? war, held be the subject of an inquiry in a crim­ ROBBED OF HIS LAST TRIBUTES High personages had to be shielded; "Fighting Mac " was helping the Al- it as solid fact that von Mackensen inal court in this colony. great names were bandied about. The Ues in Russia, It was Hector Mac- was Macdonald. A one-horse railway van with a When the charges transpired, Gen­ "suicide" had had his past obliter­ donald whom Lord Kitchener was That, they said, was why Ma 3k- GODET and YOUNG tarpulin hood was waiting to carry eral Macdonald, with my concur­ ated; his tracks had been covered up, going to meet when he set out on ensen had never fought against the it to King's Cross. rence and on my responsibility, went 5432ffs.m.tb. and he had been ordered to Uve out his Ul-fated EngUsh, either on the Western Front The van rumbled its way through journey from the to England to consult his friends and his Ufe in a foreign country. Orkneys. or on any other field of battle. deserted streets, moving by shabby superiors. He has decided to return Eleven months after the funeral The second Easy to disprove as this fiction byways towards its destination. At branch of the le- to Ceylon to meet the charges, and I war broke out between Russia and gend was even -tranger might be, many Russian soldiers of King's Cross there was no one to re­ Although it have been authorised to convene a Japan. could be riddled at the Soviet Army today stiU support ceive the coffin. It seemed as if a thousand court-martial for this purpose. A Wonderful Selection of The rumour blossomed: "Fight­ points, it gained greater credence with further evidence the Mackensen there was a conspiracy of fate, jeal­ About an half hoar after Sir Hector ing Mac" was at his Job again, fight­ than the first. Macdonald myth. ous of "Fighting Mac's" earthly had abruptly left the smoke-room of ing for the Russians against the Jap­ It said that Hector Macdonald was In 1907 a monoUth 100 feeet high NEW SHOPPING BAGS fame, to rob him of the last tributes the Hotel Regina, a frightened anese. fighting, not in the cause of the Al- was raised at DingwaU, on Mitchell of respect. chambermaid rushed to the manager He it was who, by his tactics in Uep, but for Germany, and the name HiU, near the head of Cromarty * * * with the news that the general was AT the field, had extricated General by which he went was—Field-Marshal Firth in the Highlands, and over­ lying dead in his room. The Highland societies were de­ Kuropatkin from a fatal position at von Mackensen, the man who shat­ looking Hector Macdonald's birth­ termined to a man to pay homage to Liao-Yang. tered the Russians at Kutno, Lodz, place. one who had symbolised-- the valour REVOLVER WITH ONE SHOT FIRED f THE UNEN SHOP ..fa He was identified with a famous and Lowicz, who was victor at Brest- But old Highlanders who pasB it and chivalry of their race. They 1 Cossack general.of the time. The Litovsk and Pinsk, who overran Ser­ still shake their heads and say: The manager at once investigated. St. George^ hoped and believed that Hector I similarities of buUd, the high cheek- bia in a couple of months, and then He found Sir Hector sprawled on the | Macdonald would be buried at his "Aye, that's tae his memory; but I bones, the general colouring, and the swept across Rumania. Hector's nae deid."—Sunday Express. Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, MONDAY. APRIL 5th, 1937,

STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS

T.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Furness- Bermuda Line) te due to arrive from New York today, April 5th, sailing at 3.00 p.m. to New York. Agents, Watlington & Conyers. * * * by MILDRED SNOW GLEASON SJS. Volendam (Holland-America • IM » wni r_iw« tsustsss^tmt. Line) is due to arrive from New CHAPTER XXXI said nothing to me. and I couldnt York tomorrow at St. George's, sail­ S7RAN was stunned by this understand his note." Frau Braun smiled and excused ing on return trip on Wednesday, April •* news of Ward's precipitate herself, 7th. Agents, Harnett & Richardson. departure. Why couldn't he at * » * least have waited to see Her |7BAN stood thinking. There was S.s. Transylvania (Anchor Line) oefore he left? Something very * no occasion to worry, perhaps, argent must have called but it was strange, all tbe same. is due to arrive from Jamacia What inessage could tbe man have tomorrw, April 6th, sailing on return him away so suddenly. This brought to Ward? A message from to New York the same day. Agents, thought frightened her. the Purple Arrow? And when bad J. S. Darrell & Oo. Frau Braun, coming down Ward written the note to ber? She waited in the hall until the » * * the hall, looked at her curi- maid who bad brought ber the T.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur­ •nisly. note came out of the dining room ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive "Are you ill, Miss Haven?" with a pile of dishes. Fran stopped from New York on Wednesday, April Fran pulled herself together. "1 ber. "Ettd Mr. Petersen give you tbe 7th, sailing on return trip at 3.00p.m. reel a little faint." she said. "I chink it's the sun. I wonder if I message for me?" she asked try­ liealthful helpings the same day. Agents, Watlington could have my lunch sent up to ing to sound casual. & Conyers. my room?'* "No. miss—a boy brought it in. * » • "Of course, you poor child!" One of the cowherds." Frau Braun became solicitous. "Oi-t—thanks." S. S. Lady Eodney (C.N.S.) is due to "But I wouldn't eat right away. Fran went out into the garden. in arrive from Nassau today April 5th, Td rest a little first." She bad no appetite, and had even With Ward's note still clutched forgotten that she hadnt had sailing the same day for Halifax via lunch. She went over tbe facts in 9 Boston. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. In her hand. Fran slowly returned upstairs to her room. It was ridic­ her mind. A man had come, and 4. * * * Ward had walked down the road NJOY the life-time luxury and comfort of SIMMONS— ulous to let herself get so upset, with him. A few minutes later, a each packet S. S. Lady Somers (COLS.) is due but she couldnt help it. What bad at prices no higher ihan you would pay for ordinary happened in twenty minutes to boy bad brought a note for her. It E CORN to arrive from Halifax via Boston was all very mysterious. Sbe didnt sleeping equipment. Over 60 years o(. manufacturing today, April 5th, sailing the following take Ward off like this without Uke it. waiting to speak to ber? experience gives Simmons a back ground of public FLAKES day for Nassau & Jamaica. Agents, She sat down on ber bed and "You are slimming. Miss Ha­ ft J. S. Darrell & Co. read tbe note again. Then, sud­ ven?" said a voice behind ber. acceptance that is unequalled. Kellogg's Corn Flakes are \ CVEN-FRESH Startled. Fran turned quickly to FUVOUR-PBH-CT I * * * denly, her heart Jumped. How did sbe know it bad been written by find the professor smiting at ber. Simmons Mattresses and Springs embody every known a meal in themselves— j M.v. Georgic (Cunard White Star Ward? She had never seen his *T beg yonr pardon?" she said. delicious in unmatched § m Line) is due to arrive from New York handwriting! Tt asked if you were aHm-ming— principle of bodily comfort—they are designed to per­ f Impulsively, sbe rose and start­ or perhaps that isnt the word. I FLAVOUR, tempting in on Friday, April 9th, at Grassy Bay mean that you haven t bad vour mit every nerve and muscle to relax—to give you sound, sailing the same day on return to ed back downstairs. This was a EXTRA CRISPNESS— trap of some kind! Sbe must see lunch yet. but sorely vou dont refreshing sleep. New York. Agents, Watlington & what she could find out about bave to worry about your figure?" Fran felt annoyed by his curios­ satisfying for breakfast, lunch or supper—yet they Conyers. Ward's departure. For a life time of service and beauty choose Simmons * * * ity. She was also suspicious of it. cost but a trifle. Ten generous helpings in each packet. All-Steel Beds. In beautiful wood grain reproductions S. S. Lady Nelson (C.N.S.) is due to r\OWNSTAIRS, she looked for "RilR. JILLUP seems to be slim- U Frau Braun. Tbe older woman «* ming. too." sbe retorted and plain colours, they will blend perfectly with the Why waste time over a hot kitchen stove when the arrive from the West Indies on Fri­ was astonished to see her again. day, April 9th, sailing the same day watching to see if the orofessor colour scheme of your rooms. family enjoy Kellogg's Corn Flakes so much! Kellogg's "Why. Miss Haven. I thought—" showed any reaction to her words. have done the cooking for you. Add cold milk or for Halifax via Boston. Agents, J. S. Fran interrupted her. "I came "And Mr .Petersen has also skipped Darrell & Co. down again to ask* you if Mr. Pe­ his lunch." cream, sugar to taste, and your meal is ready. tersen mentioned when he world "Perhaps they are out walking Ask your dealer to show you * * * be coming back." SIMMONS T.E.V. Queen of Bermuda (Furness- together." the complete Simmons line of Both children and grownups thrive on Kellogg's "Coming back? But I didnt Fran's heart Jumped. "Do you Bermuda Line) is due to arrive from know he had gone anywhere!" mean you know they are?" BEAUTYREST Beds, Springs and Mattresses Corn Flakes. The rich hearts of corn are full of nourish­ New York on Saturday, April 10th, "He sent me a note that be had "No. it was Just a thought." ment, yet so light that there is no tax on digestion. sailing the same day at 3.00 p.m. on been called unexpectedly to Buch­ Fran had a mingled feeUng of DEEPSLEEP —at prices to fit every purse. arest. I thought vou might know fear and anger. return trip. Agents, Watlington & about it." "What have you done to Mr. Conyers. "He said nothing to me. Hi ask Petersen, vou and Joe JiUup?" she SLUMBER KING * * * Hilda." said Frau Braun. suddenly demanded, giving way to INSIST ON jf&tigy* Hilda was the head maid. Fran T. E. V. Monarch of Bermuda her feelings. waited in the hall while Frau "I? Nothing. I don't Know why You can then be SURE of Flavour and Crispness, for (Furness-Bermuda Line) is due to Braun went to get ber. Prom the you are upset." The orofessor arrive from New York on Monday, dining room came the clatter of smUed gently. "I didn't mean to the heat-sealed inner WAXTITE bag keeps them oven- April 12th, sailing the same day at dishes, and the voices of those at upset vou with my remarks " tbe lunch table. fresh and flavour-perfect. Your grocer sells them. 3.00 pan. on return trip to New York. "Why do vou think that Mr __1- Fran went to the door and tap and Mr Petersen are to­ Insist on the genuine. Agents, Watlington & Oonyers. looked in. Everyone was there ex­ gether?" Fran's voice was tight * * * cept Ward and Joe and herself with emotion. Asthma Germs S. S. Volendam (Holland-America Where was Joe? Had he Fran "My dear Miss Haven. I saw Mr i left the thought unfinished. Petersen stroU down the road with Line) is due to arrive from New York Frau Braun reappeared witb some peasant man Then 1 saw on Monday, April 12th, sailing on Hilda The maid answered Fran's them stop and speak to Mr. Jil­ Killed in 3 Minutes questions in such a matter-of- lup." If you suffer from choking-, wheezing, of choking. I can also sleep all night ia return trip to New York on Wednes­ toughing-, Asthma and Bronchitis — if peace and comfort." And Mrs. Martha day, April 14th. Agents, Watlington fact voice that Fran was ashamed "Thank vou—I think IT] go loote you gasp for breath, can't sleep nights, Beresford, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, re­ of her oanic. for them." and feel your heart pounding against cently said: "I felt better the flrst day & Conyers. "A man came for Herr Peter­ your ribs, and suffer from Indigestion, I started taking Mendaco. I could breathe • She started to move away out Nervousness, Headaches and Loss of Vi­ easier. I slept the night through. Thei sen." Hilda said. the professor out a detaining hand tality and Energy, there is new hope, choking; coughing, gasping disappeared. S. S. Lady Drake (CN.S.) is due to "What sort of a man?" Fran on ber arm health and happiness for you in the dis­ Since starting the use of Mendaco I have' arrive from Halifax via Boston on asked. "I wouldn't worry aDout Mr Pe­ covery of an American physician. not lost one single night of rest. Chok­ "A workingman. He said he had Dr. Nixon, a specialist with 30 years' ing, Coughing and Strangling have dis- Monday, April 12th, sailing the fol­ tersen " tie said slowly "'I imagine experience, discovered that the true appeared. I used to need injections of lowing day for the West Indies. a message for the gentleman I he can take care ot himself. I'd cause of most Asthma is from Germs and Adrenalin, but I haven't needed a single CORN FLAKES sent Anna for the Herr and be wait here if I were vou." Acids in the blood. By purifying the one since I used your treatment of Men­ Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. came downstairs right away. I Tm going to look for Ward!" blood, killing the Germs and removing daco. I have gained several pounds in 353 the Acids, the cause is removed and thus weight, and my Asthma truly has been' didnt hear what the man said Fran cried hystericahy "Yoa—vou Asthma can be truly ended. Dr. Nixon's stopped." THE BIGGEST VALUE IN CEREALS but Herr Petersen walked down and Joe Jillup " She oroke 3fl discovery, which ia called Dr. Nixon's the road with him " The orofessor iooKed at net Mendaco, is a pure, safe and harmless Guaranteed to Cure prescription in pleasant, easy-to-take Dr. Nixon's Mendaco has been so un­ Canadian Women Enter Business "But flrst.-* asked Fran "he strangely. "Very well but I didnt tablet form. It works so fast that it usually successful in stopping Asthma save vou a note for me?" think you would walk into such ar starts circulating through the blood in by removing the true cause that it is. and Professions "No. Fraulein." obvious trap." 3 minutes, killing the Germs and remov­ offered under a written guarantee to' CONSTIPATION- Fran thanked tbe maid and dis­ ing the Acids which cause those ter­ end your Asthma to your complete satis-i rible choking, gasping, strangling spells. faction or cost nothing. Get an 8-dayi > missed ber

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the Middle Road near Sunnylands, i COLONIAL PARLIAMENT part of which is now occupied by the Devonshire Post Office, and I there­ FOR SALE fore have the honour to offer It for Co-timed froa Page 5 sale to the Government for this purpose for £750.0.0. (seven hundred By Public Auction and fifty -pounds). As this property has to be disposed DAT No. 41. on the premises at of either by rental or sale at an early Harrington Sound I date, I have the honour to ask that I Thursday, April 1st., 1937 may receive a prompt reply. 25% DISCOUNT Wednesday, April 14th. MINUTES I have the honour to be, all the effects of Hathway. Ltd. Sir, The Minutes of the last meeting Tour obedient servant, were read and confirmed. Consisting of: Sgd. ETHEL R. LEEGE. MESSAGES FROM GOVERNOR 1 9 Four Combination Concrete Mixers Men Ladies and Hoists with Gasolene Engines, The Hon. s Children's The following Messages from His The Colonial Secretary. 2 Ingersoll Rand Air Compressors, Excellency the Governor:— 4 Pavement Breakers, 2 Jack Ham­ I would strongly recommend that SWEATERS mers, 1 Blind Mortising Machine (No. 87). SWEATERS with Motor, 1 Combination Saw, the Colonial Government acquire the SWEATERS property in question. A part of the Planer and Jointer with motor 16", REGINALD HILDTARD, KNITTED SUITS 1 Combination Saw, Planer 12", 1 building has been used as the Sub WOOL HALF-HOSE Post Office, Devonshire, for the past KNITTED SUITS Spindle Moulder with Motor, 1 Chair Lieut.-General Governor and Com­ Mortiser with Motor and Tools, 1 two years. COATS, RAINCOATS mander-in-Chief. Sander, belt type, with motor. 1 For many years previous the Sub DOESKIN PANTS Timber Truck, 1 6" Centrifugal Post Office was located within a short COATS, RAINCOATS The Governor has the honour to SKIRTS, SCARFS Pump and Motor, 1 small Concrete distance of the present office, and I forward, for the favourable consider­ Mixer, 1 Terrazo Floor Polishing consider it a most suitable situation, GLOVES, RAINCOATS ation of the Honourable House of Machine, 1 2-ton Chair Hoist, 1 especially as a number of houses have SOX Assembly, the accompanying Ncopy Shearer for reinforcing rods up to f". recently been erected at "Cavendish of a minute from the Director of Heights," most of which are within Also an assortment of Work Bench­ and GLOVES Works recommending a vote of £200 the Devonshire Postal District. es, Vices, Cabinets, Window Glass, for investigating sewerage and street I am very much in favour of Hardware, Hinges, Locks, Nails, development in the North Village Government owned Post Offices weights, cedar and other lumber, area. Diving Gear, Tiles, Lawn Furniture, throughout the Colony, as ta the past I have experienced considerable dif­ Sun Dials, Lavatories, Pipe Fittings, Public Buildings, Hamilton, Terrazo Material. ficulty ta renting suitable buUdings. DOESKIN, TWEEDS, HOMESPUN, HAND EMBROIDERED LINENS 30th March, 1937. I trust the building that is now offered to the Government wiU be Extract from Minutes of Board of B. W. WALKER & CO., purchased, and properly equipped on and LINEN TOWELS Public Works Meeting held Tues­ Auctioneers, the Unes of those at Flatts and day, 16th March, 1937. Harrington Sound. To His Majesty's Navy, Army and 18. Sewerage and Street Develop­ Bermuda Government. Sgd. P. S. INGEAM, ment in the North Village Area of Colonial Postmaster. Pembroke. With reference to Min­ S8et''ro5.w7.sl0.ml2.wl4. ute No. 14 of Meeting held llth G. P. O. February the Director submitted his observations on a vertical system March 17th, 1937. Bermuda Mutual Life of drainage, which he recommended To be continued LOCKWABD tk be investigated with a view of the Assurance Society system being used for the North Reid Street West Village Area. The Board considered this a matter EAST END NEWS 5755tth.J.m of importance and it was decided to CLAIMS NOS. 428 and 429 forward a request as below to the EASTER CRUISE SHIPS DEPART Colonial Secretary for the consider­ ation and early action of the Legis­ The delayed Easter cruise ships MARRIAGES & LOANS ARE Notice is hereby given that the lature:— theS. S. "St. John" andS. S. "Acadia" above two Claims have now become In view of the comprehensive na­ both of the Eastern Steamship Line, ENCOURAGED IN REICH due owing to the death of two mem­ ture and probable high cost of any and the "Volendam" of the HoUand bers of this Society. scheme of sewerage disposal for the American Line, aU left St George Har­ North Pembroke Area the Board bour on Friday morning between But Upturn in German Birth­ Contributions must be paid not recommend that a preliminary in­ 6.15 and 7.15 a.m. It was a delight­ later than Monday, April 26th, 1937. rate May not Fill Army in Brand New vestigation be carried out as soon as ful morning in distinct contrast to Members are earnestly requested to possible and that the Legislature be the unpleasant weather experienced Coming Tear make payment by Tuesday, April requested to vote £200 for the fol­ during their stay, and the visitors 20th, 1937, to avoid the sending of lowing purpose— crowded the decks of the three ships post card notices. St. George's £100 for (horizontal survey of the as the preparations for departure were BERLIN, AprU 3 (CP)—A nation­ members are requested to pay to area. made. First away was the "St. John" wide campaign to popularize large Mr. Alex Smith. £100 for (vertical) investigation of bound for Boston, pUoted by PUot famiUes -has been started by the the underlying strata. Walter DarreU, and she was followed National SociaUst government. by the "Volendam", which should AU German newspapers stressed HUMBER J. S. VALLIS, After discussing the above matter have left for New York on Wednesday Secretary-Treasurer. the Chairman left the meeting and the Fuehrer's praise of mothers in the chair was taken by Col. Dill, afternoon, pUoted by PUot Reggie his Reichstag speech on the oc­ 5812tm. Deputy Chairman. Roberts. Last away was the "Arca­ casion of the fourth anniversary of dia", bound for New York, in charge National SociaUst government, ta oi Pilot WiUiams, which with the Sgd. E. T. SMITH, which he declared that "any mother "St. John" should have left St. Geor­ Clerk to Board of PubUc Works. who during' these four years gave NOTICE ges on Thursday afternoon. Most of birth to a child has contributed to the tourists took their enforced stay From Director of PubUc Works. the happiness of the entire nation." ta port with a good heart, and were BICYCLES To Eon the Colonial Secretary. "Why be afraid of the Third glad of the extra hours added to then- ChUd?" is the question of the ST. MARK'S CHURCH trip. The sun shone gloriously as the "Angriff," official organ of the Na­ The above is forwarded for your ships quickly got out to sea, and the Smith's Parish. information and necessary early ac­ tional SociaUst party. "Every different syrens sounded their far healthy family shojild at least have tion please. weUs which were responded to Thee Complete With Large Basket, Flashlight, Etc. A meeting of persons liable to be three chUdren. Not one, not two, tug "John S. DarreU" assisted the not even three chUdren per family assessed for the maintenance of the W. LIVINGSTON, Volendam to sea, and considering Church of England in Smith's Parish, Director of PubUc Works. wiU save our people from withering the early hour, there was a strong away," the organ states. will be held at the WHITNEY IN- muster of interested persons to say AT STTTUTE on Thursday, April 8th, 18th March, 1937. bon voyage. 1937, at 8.00 p.m. for the purpose of PRIZES ARE GIVEN electing a Church Vestry and Church (No. 88). Wardens to serve for the ensuing CONCERT Several prizes wUl be awarded year. REGINALD HILDYARD, to readers giving the best reply to In the Town HaU on Tuesday even­ the newspaper's questionnaire. ASTWOOD'S THOMAS W. MERCER, Lieut.-General Governor and Com­ ing a Concert was held in aid. of the Citing the statement of Hitler that the sight of a healthy young gen­ B. C. C. OUTERBRIDGE, mander-in-Chief. finances of St. Peters Choir, and the 54 Front St. Hamilton Sailors Home. The audience enjoy­ eration strengthens his faith ta the Church Wardens. The Governor has the honour to ed the programme, which was con­ future of the German people, the tributed to by Miss B. Bates, Miss B. party organ urges its readers to Smith's Parish, forward, for the favourable consider­ Tatem, Miss B. Dale, Miss J. Steven- justify the faith of the Fuehrer. AprU 1st, 1937. ation of the Honourable House of Assembly, the accompanying copies sen, Miss V. Oatley, Miss P. Boor- According to official statistics, of correspondence from the Trustees man, Miss O. Boyle, Miss J. Lee, Miss births have taken a strong upward 5771~i~f._i.th. of the King Edward VII Memorial J. Lewis, Miss Iris Jackson, Miss D. trend since 1933. The number of Join Our Club % Hospital asking for an appropriation Dale, Miss B. Cousland, Miss E. Syl­ births ta the Reich were as foUows; and Get a— of £30,000 to carry out certain essen­ vester, Miss P. Morgan, Miss B. ta 1933—97L1.4; ta 1934—1,198,350; Keep in Touch With World tial additions to the hospital. Cousland, and others. During the ta 1935—1,2-1,273. interval Captain KeUy C. A. and Mr. To stimulate marriages, the gov­ B. S. A. NEW HUDSON PubUc Buildings, Hamilton, D. Tucker thanked the audience for ernment has spent 420,000,000 marks Event§—Via Phoenix NewstandJ 1st. April, 1937. their attendance and support. The since August, 1933, ta the form of BICYCLE accompanists were Mrs. L. Barnes, wedding loans to 700,000 young Mrs. A. Moulder and Miss P. Morgan. couples. As a result, the number of £2. 0. 0. Down (No. 89). marriages concluded ta the years Be well-informed and con­ of 1933 to 1935 is said to have been 26 5/- a Week REGINALD HILDYARD, per cent higher than ta the years versant with world condi­ preceding Hitler's coming to power. MenV and Women's Lieut.-General Governor and Com­ And it is anticipated in official cir­ models tions—do as hundreds of mander-in-Chief. CHAIRS cles that the figures wiU continue climbing. intelligent alert residents do BURNABY CYCLES The Governor has the honour to Bermuda —patronize the ever popular 571 l-rfw.th.f. forward for the favourable consider­ CHAIRS ation of the Honourable House of 1 REPAYMENT OF LOANS Trading Co. Phoenix Newstand Assembly, the accompanying copy CHAIRS of a letter from Mrs. Leege, offering One percent of the total amount COMING EVENTS to seU for £750 the land now occupied 5/- «P of the loan has to be paid back by the Devonshire Post Office, and a monthly. On every new-born chUJ For Current Papers and Magazines MECHANICS HALL copy of the Colonial Postmaster's CHESLEY E. WHITE the Reich deducts twenty-five per §Ijtp 0 Htm recommendation thereon. 1 43

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I HAMILTON POUCE COURT Classified Advertisements Saturday, before the Wor. H. M. Rent To Our Visitors from Godet a A case against James Mclntyre LOST I i'U. S. A. Glasgow, charged with falling to re­ register his cycle this year, was ad­ journed to this morning at 10 o'clock A young striped tabby C_$T from Raleigh You are entitled to take into the United States One Gallon when the prosecution will call an­ The CNuest House, Pitt's Bay Road. of Wines or Spirits free of duty. other witness. Reward if returned to Mrs. H. A. Bruce Burrows paid a fine of 5/- for Crawley. 'Phone 1439. The All-Steel Cycle falling to re-register a bicycle in his 5820*m. DON'T FAIL TO DO THIS. name after, an exchange of cycles Front with Glasgow. • You may take in as much as you please in excess of this Robert Bruce Wilson, American visi­ on paying duty and tax. After paying these taxes our tor, was fined 10/-for riding a bicycle POSITION WANTED prices still show a big saving and you will be happy in atj[nigbt without a lighted lamp at­ S Wadson's tached in Queen Street on March 30. knowing that your purchases are The Finest Quality. Herbert Whitecross was fined 15/- As COOK or HOUSEKEEPER in small 5352«IFs.eitp. for riding a cycle without a light family. Experienced. Write Box in Union Street on Saturday, March 5806*, Bermuda Press. 27. 5806*m. SHERMAN HOn PRESENTS NINE YEARS OF STOMACH JAPAN CONQUERING CHINA GOSLING BROS., LTD. George Godfrey Basden was bound TROUBLE over to keep the peace for six months FAMOUS CUP TO R.B.Y.C. WITH DOPE, SAYS JOURNAL Established 1822 on a charge of common assault. William Gumbs was fined fl and HELP WANTED 4544CJ<_m. to 26.4.37 Continued from Page I "Can Eat and Drink Any­ Gangs Making £12,000,000 An­ bound over to keep the peace on a thing Now" charge of common assault. Robert COUPLE for home. Wife must be world at large and Bermuda in par­ nuaUy from Illicit Trade Martin was bound over on a charge good cook, man for boat and gen­ ticular. of common assault and ordered to eral help. Permanent position. For nine long years Mr. H. suffered pay the doctor's bills of his uncle, The cup itself stands over tbree LONDON (US) .—Dope—more dead­ Box 5780 Bermuda Press. the agony and torture of stomach For all Tony Martin, whom he struck in the feet high and is of magnificent ly than bombs and buUets—is Electric Irons 5780*f. ei to th8. workmanship and, says Commodore trouble. For nine years he searched Japan's newest method of conquer­ household face with his fist. Bayard Dill, will be one of tbe most for a cure ta vain. Yet only a trial ing Northern China, according to No home should be without at needfuls highly prized possessions of the course of Macleans Brand Stomach "Reynolds News." least one of these requisites to Yacht Club which numbeis among Powder made him so much better Hundreds of thousands of Chi­ in the WANTED its trophies, cups from King Edward that he feels as though he is "in nese cooUes have been debauched convenience, good laundry FOREIGN EXCHANGE VIII given when Prince of Wales, heavenV Read his amazing letter! ta the last few months by Japanese hardware work, and economy. We have "For nine years I have been under from Princess Louise and the Duke dope-vultures who smuggle morph­ line— a special electric iron at 10/- and To lease (with option of purchase) of Edinburgh- doctors and several times ta hospital, ine, heroin and opium across the Local Rates 2 ACRES of PLANTING LAND and Tbe gratitude of tbe Yacht Club but got no satisfaction until a friend Great WaU from factories in Harbin, a variety of others to meet all SMALL COTTAGE, in Somerset has already been tendered Mr. Hoyt told me of a bad case which Maclean Mukden and Dairen. needs. The following is a copy of the or Southampton. Write Box 5809, and through this paper we express Brand Stomach Powder had cured. (Dial 1179) The factories, of course, are Jap­ Bulletin displayed on Saturday Bermuda Press. that of Bermuda as a whole for the Sol decided to give it a trial, and anese-owned. at tbe local banks: 5809*m. truly magnificent gift and for the everyone isamazed at the difference It is a war more fearsome and in­ generous and sporting spirit which ta me. I can eat and drink any­ sidious than any yet devised, for C. S. DOLLARS instanced it. thing now, and fell as if I am ta the whole mental, moral and physi­ FRITH'S Hardware Store long it does not seem true!" cal health of a nation is being des­ Buying at 2|%dls 54.9231 FOR SALE RACING SCHEDULE ARRANGED Such an experience as this must troyed. 5634^ftli.s. convince you that Maclean Brand can More than 2,000,000 ounces of dope Selling at 1% dis ,...$4.8484 The sailing committee of the Yacht bring you the relief you long for. Get have come across the Great WaU Seven BUILDING LOTS, 148' x 84' Club has now definitely arranged a bottle today, but refuse to have during the past year, according to CAN APIAN DOLLARS near S. Shore Beach, £29. 0. 0. the schedule of races for the forth­ anything to do with cheap substi­ Chinese estimates. The authorities each. Write Box 5709 Bermuda coming six-metre series. The four tutes which have arisen through its have been forced to prepare maps Buying at. 2_%dis $4.9231 Press. races for the Prince of Wales Cup wonderful record. Ask for Maclean charting the "Japanese dope areas." 709*tu. ei to m5. will be sailed April 7th, 8th, 9th, and Brand Stomach Powder, and see that "The traffic is exceedingly weU Sellingatl %

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