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MILLION DOLLAR POWER STATION FOR DOMINICA Work Starts On Padu River Scheme | Of To St. Vincent} = seariy $6.5 Million Budget Ree a Engineer George Rodham gave details last Child Care Trainees Loblack Asks For Social Security weck of the new million dollar hydro-clectiic power cea on bee Ie. eelival EREMONIAL opening pening of of the th Budget get Session Sessi of f Leg Leg. station to be buile by the Commonwealh Development oa eters C Co. was wached and listened 10 by a sprinkling of Maple on Wednesday were Corporation 450 ft. below the existing Trafaigar Station. spectators, including 12 D.G.S. Seniors aad their Head- Miss Andrea John and Miss master. In the words of the has been designed by the Cynthia Robinson, the two Engincer-in-Charge in Dom- consulting engineers to the Dominican girls who were The Throne Speech was and sixty-two thousand, two inica, Mr. H. B. Eniwistle, C.D.C., Messrs. Ewbank chosen for a one-year course moderate and unexceptional. hundred and _ forty-seven the site is a ‘natural’. Water and Partners Ltd. of Jamaica, of child care training spon- Hurticane damage and reha- dollars ($6, 462,247). is taken just below the con- Londor, Trinidad and sored by the Commonwealth bilitation measures were Other items of interest on fluence of the twin Trafalgar Toronto and fresh capital Save the Children Fund, St. reviewed, as also fishing and the Order of the Day Falls and led by an open invesiment is being used. Vincent heedquarters. Both co-operstives. roads, hotels sncluded legislation to regu, tail- channel to pick up the —— - girls passed through a ques- and social services develop-. late the mining of Pumice in race discharge from the exist- ingrid Sails In -- tionnaire and interview as ments (the last including a Dominica, three Resolutions ing power station from well as a medical examinay future drive to conquer by the Honourable E. C. whence it is p:ped parallel to Flies Out tion. malnutrition). An under- Loblack, Nominated Mem- the road for a mile down to Patt of their travel ex- taking that the Hatton-Gar- ber, urging the introduction the confluence of the Padu Beautiful Nordic film star, penses was defrayed by the cen — Salybia— Castle of a Social Security System, and Roseau Rivers; there the ‘Ingrid Bergman, with her money collected for Youth Bruce road would be tackled the appointment of a° Board Smith new power station will be third husband Lars Trust purposes by Martine during the current develop- to enquire into the working built with two 800 kilowatt and a business manager, came quan students and the Carib- ment period was given. of the Hospital, the Prison turbines. down, the gangway of Swe- Bo Friend of = Fhe WHO integrated health andthe . ulice, aid the sale ~ disit liner Gripsboim (which , > Island Capacity Doubled Martinique; they fe «ui80 scheme has been accepted by to the General public to two- carried 360 U.S. tourists) greatly assisted by the Social Government. New post thirds of the ftesh milk pto- last When the new station shortly before two p. m. League of Catholic Women. offices and schools were duction of the Government comes into operation in Wednesday, just-as the cruise They will be met and wel» enumerated, and the WIBS Stock Farm. (GIS) about two years’ time the liner weighed anchor. The comed at the newly-built substation was a project on Loblack Sur rise generating capacity of the trio ‘went on mountain ex~ centre and clinic by Miss the list of future benefits. : aid 8 p island will have been cursions in Dominica en Monica Green of the Save Forestry and the timber eae is vines ne where a 3 ‘ ) oblack’s motion on Social Security doubled. At te present route to the airport, ‘the Children Fund. industry received hepcful was seconded by the Leader of the time the expansion of the private plane waited to fly mentions. In an_ effort to Opposition. In the debate, Mr. Dominica Electricity Services them back to Barbados. encourage growers not to put Stevens and the Chief Minister spoke all their eggs in one basket, defensively, and when the vote was has bees so rapid that even ' Ushered off the launch by debonair John Chambers of taken all Government members save the capacity of the two new Joshua Upset good prospects of citrus and y obtack abstained: thus the resolu- 260 kw. diesel units installed Rose’s Shipping Dept, By WI3as cocoa were fut forward. tion was passed. last year at Trafalgar has been Ingrid -landed in Roseaw The recent “first time” re- (More on Leg. Co. next week) dressed in yellow pipe-line Conference, Bee nearly taken up. Chief Minister Joshua of gional Labour at the slimjims, a turquoise shirt- DIES Work has started Vincent yesterday made a the healthy growth of village JOHN MAXIMEA there jacket decorated with strips St. foot of the Falls where strong statement against the councils, and the forthcom- SUDDENLY mid- of Scandinavian embroidery, is a small island in the Windward Islands Broad- ing Shakespeare festival wete PWD Storekee iF River: a yellow silk-straw Italian dle of the Roseau casting Service that they have included in the Administra- Maximea, son of Ae haat, dams are being built either hat, and delicate sandals da Maximea of Great Mal- stringed with coral beads. broadcast anti-government tor’s address. side of this island to divert : borough St., died suddenly Her husband wore beige propaganda yet the St. Vin- the water to below the Trafal- $40, mie Detalls __ in the early hours of Friday streamline pants and a simi- cent Government pays gar Station. From then on Appropriation bill morning. His funeral took lar shirt with contrasting 000 in support of WIBS. The the water will be taken by a total expen’ place the same afternoon. ing stripes. Both were happy A St. Vincent commentator provided for the wood stave pipeline 40 inches remarks that this money comes diture of the sum of six after a post-mortem and in diameter to a forebay (on and friendly, and received a from some either from the St. Vincent million, four hundred inquest. warm welcome land owned by Mr. Ayoub taxpayer or the British Tax- ae Karam) from whence it will Canadian and Donsinican be taken to the power station fans who had been tipped paver. The press in St. DOMINICA ELECTRICITY SERVIGES tp their arrival. Vincent, meanwhile, was at the bottom of the hill in off about j Tenders are invited in writing for the purchase HERALD Editor shook unable to obtain any infor- two steel pipes (penstocks). (of the under-mentioned vehicle: Ingrid’s hand and welcomed mation from the Chief All Local Labour Minister or Mrs. Joshua, who | 1)-ton Bedford Truck No. 1056 te? her to Dominica, expressing for inspestion at - In our interview with Mr. was recently forced to resign; The vehicle will be available the hope that her next stay with the Manager, Rodham, he stressed that all and so that the English f C.D.C Goodwill or by arrangement would be a longer one. sp can get } at our Roseau office. local labour will being used “Express” group
and Dom- fp on the job and that all pro- Kings Lane S. S. Store firsthand information. Mr. | Tenders will be treated as confidential, reporter for sell to Yesterday, part-time Services are not bound to 9a fits from C. D. C. operation Robin Stafford, foreign cor inica Electricity 6 the HERALD, Collins O’Neill, respondent for the Express the highest bidder. in Dominica have been pla opened a small compact self-service in i ploughed back into the grocery in Kings Lane near River Group, has now arrived Feb. 29 W.S, RICHARDSON, Manager
, (eat island. The new installation St the island. oa 5 <6 9a 6 psa 9S an Sf 6 9 tt fn 6 nS 9S 9a 8d PE Pan I OTE IY
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Vale, where I worked as OPTISAl. GO. LTD. SSeS In the little town of Fruitful 6 was indulging! Yet, I re- SS secretary to 2 novelist, I almost felt surprised at the large ft
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I had collected after my brief residence 98 cirele of ftiends that treated it as a joke. There 6
four years. Among these new fornd acquaintances was FROM MARCH o9TH TO iuTH of 9a that I 8 seemed to be nothing 6
a handsome young man named Robert Baines. He had the FOR THE PURPOSES OF SIGHT TESTING “Ee
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quality of attracting people of both sexes Robert’s aunt, with whom AND FURNISHING OF SPECTACLES. 9a to the fame and popularity which he pat
partly 4 This was cue she lived, was now over- f ALL PERSONS INTERESTED PLEASE as leader of an orchestra, and partly to las had achieved 9 displeasure at pe
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disposition. Thus it was that I too was influenced tae ftiendly her nephew. te
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by this hypnotising quality. She told it to Sandra’s 8 9 circumstances, we deve { 3S GEORGE V STREET, ROSEAU. case in such 8 As is often the friends, who warned her me as his { Feb. 8- -Mar. 14 Ra he often picked Nee loped a casual comradeship; and against being involved in
and I ase reliable confidante. He called me Carl for Carol 8 OE BPE such rumours Robert’s SOMONE ~ WS PS 8 TRS Bes PSO Eines see 6 aS D6 eS 8S Oe Robert an- called him Bert for Robert. After a time, and ei i (SaaS a cousin tried to corsole to me his intention of becoming engaged to He OR 6 PAS AN ES RS (Tee 8 nounced about his coa- PS Pan 6 9 6 Oe 8 Pee 6 pe <8 ps en speak to him 7 young woman named Ruth Grenville. I congratulated duct. His friends noticed te him all the best. A month later, I was ( Teachers & Students him, and wished his depression; but, being a of History,
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the guests at their engagement arty. For ( Trade Unionists & teem happy to be amoag casual crowd, and knowing Politicians,
of about her own ed Now, Ruth had a very good friend humorous and ( Those who Care about the Future to Robert. him to be whom she introduced eG age, named Betty Saunders, fond of his own way, they remarked that ees While they were together one day, Betty from criticising answered, all refrained The Rise to Robert. Ruch Oe of West Ruth was lucky to be engaged hira. Indian but me would never have tte. “Thanks for the compliment, Among these companions
SOP to live with my aunt in the country.” pe met, if I had consented was a tall and handsome Democracy smiled. Ther: she fellow named Johnson Haze. SAE Ruth to come and [ie Her aun had long wanted Iptpeet been friends since By * of the town. They had with her, but the latter preferred the gaieties and he also OES their schooldays p<
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during her husband’s ea with her 6 _ again invited her to. stay day, when back to town on hand. One. (A Biography of Sir Grantley Adams ) of six months. She could go it ee his return. To this, Ruth agreed, not suspecting what girls were so it was that the 9“ : 6 A Book By a West Indian, About a West Indian, For would mean to Robert. crazy after him, he answered. pe Reabert, ped the first few weeks of her absence, 6 West Indians, During “Tr is simply my ability to Printed and Published in The West Indies S vranting a substitute for Ruth, beftiended Bey who was “tae 68 befriend to veople in 8 tok - already-attracted-te | m-~-Sometimes-hetook--her. Habe 4a ~~ “« $5.78 at The Hera it_Office, fittie ous BBE this, I took the liberty to warn pictures. On observing At length, Ruth returned or International Trading et it happen'too often. He said he 9? Robert against letting Vale. Sane ree F would not. However, this went on without further inter- to Fruitful 44 Kings Lanc, Pa ceived numerous complaints, 6p ferance. Shortly afterwards, he told me that Betty had en A ONS BS OS OR aS BS PS OD PR Oe Ones showed no signs of we OSS Tied Se but ‘8 grown somewhat aloof and sensitive towatds him. Then annoyance. Despite many ramours. At first I refused to believe followed shocking warnings, she was not pre- them; but socn came that fatal day, and my heart sank as pared to break off he: engage- I realised the bitter truth. Betty had become pregnant. Zanzibar Mechanizes ment or cause any: scandal. Nevertheless, she wrote of her misfu.tune to her friend Soon, their wedding date Ruth, who in her reply, included the fellowing:— appointed. Robert inv “Well Betty, [am sorry but also ashamed of vou. was formed ail his ‘nends beth I thought you would have kuown better. You have that he was not expect beys and girls, lowered the honour of womanhocd; and must on that day tu friendship to remain as it used to be.” to be marnec our person than Ruth was obliged to support Betty, for the situation no jess a Rober: Sandra (the her a gooa job. Grenvilic. had cost was to be b.ides- While this was happening another affair had been schoalgizl), along w.th Ruth’s betwesa, Rebert and Sandra Jules, a teeriage sixth- vaaid going on sister. At last, form student of the Eversley High Schoo]. On discussing younger would settle down!— him literary books which T eccassionally lent to him, Rebert with the m-jority (exclud- he told me thathe had read and lent them to Sandra. I Or so ing myself) imagined. thought nothing unusual about that, for it is a casual habit were the qualities cf among young people. Then Sandra bagan taking too Such this young man, who came great an interest in Robert; and the borrowed books gained widely known as “The of her intention than did her lessens at school. to be moze Man.” Formerly an industrious student, she no longer cared Ladies’ whether she passed or failed her examinations. A friend of hers, who seemed worried about Sandra’s attitude, hinted it to me; and I spoke to Robert, who answered, “But Carl, it isn’t my one afternoon, and on_ her FOR RENT fault. I cannot frankly se- arrival she found that she fuse every girl’s friendship was awaited by him and UNFURNISHED because I’m engaged”. three girls, Sandra, Pamela 3-BEDROOM had BUNGALOW There was one peculiar and Lolita. Robert thing about him. He been godfather to Pamela’s Churchill Lane, Zaczibar’s economy is almost solely dependent oa its “dated” several girls and did child whose father was a Goodwill. — agricultural production, of which cloves are the main not shun one because another good friend cf his. After Apply GERALD L. PHILLIP crop. The Department of Agriculture runsa mech- felt jealous. Carmen, one this friend and Pamela had C-o. Office of Roseau Town anical cultivation scheme under which agricultural of his friends, once told me. broken up, she took to visit- Council machinery is hired out to farmers. Here a farmer is “that Robert invited her home: ing Robert. Lolita (her Feb. 15—29 being given instruction in the use of a tractor. SATURDAY, FE8RUARY 29, 1964 DOMINICA HERALD PAGE THREE —_ a enn es =. “My Adventures With Wild PEOPLE IN THE NEWS — INFORMATION (Overseas Division) WE WISH TO INFORM THE GENERAL Advertisers Are Animals in Africa (IV) PUBLIS THAT OUR DRUGS DEPART- HAROLD Macmillan will MENT IS UPSTAIRS, WHERE YOUR Asked To Submit by E. Koeune not seek reelection * PRIME eee ARE PROMPTLY Minister Trinidad & Tobago HAND U, Govy By Noon Not long ago, I was tak- road, were three black rhiao- Eric Williams is now on an ASTAPHANS SHOPPING GENTRE] 1; Wednesdays ing my long leave in S. father, mother and child ! African tour * DUKE & Dec. 21 Feb 209. Duchess of Gloucester now eo em es St mm <0 07 Meee eee ep emee 6 Oe 6 8 8 | Africa, when I happened to We were so close, that we S mention to a friend that I were all very frightened, for in Jamaica oa holiday * = Labour gee THEGDORE _ had never seen any rhinoceros. father rhine was very restless HAROLD Wilson et us Leader in House She very kindly offered to and could have reached Opposition ow offers FOR HIRE: take me on a trip to two of in two secor:ds. He kept of Commoas will meet Pre- the smaller reserves, where taking a few steps towards us sident Johnson during his D7D & D4G CATERPILLAR TRAGTCRS one always saw white and and peering at us with his U. S. visit next week * six ey a few black rhinoccros: little piggy eyes. One of my NORMAN Costar British High oe Land Clearing & Logging ee We set out for a weekend in companions kept muttering Commissioner to Trinidad & ee Herracing & Subsoiling 8 Koad Cutting & Tarzish Cuiting the reserves. The white under her breath, ‘My God, Tobago left for Jamaican re thincccros is not dangerous My God.” The Keeper wa; stay with opposite number Towing & Wincring l.s: week * PRINCE Andrew Trucking & Moviig they are like big cows and sweating hard and I could OO i we saw about 300 of them sce our lady driver’s koves celebrated fourth birthday on 8 Gensultation at any Time — be Wise, Meschanize ! 8 and were able to get out of trembling as she kept on the February 19 * PETER Sellers Save Time & Energy, in Cultivating your Land! BS he the car and approach them engine, to drive on as fast as movie actor married Swedish Cut Labour Costs! pS Pa and take photographs. They she could, if the animal actress Britt Eklund in 6 FERDINAND R. THEODORE TE to England last week are the same grey colour as charged. We managed Guildford Earth-Moving & Trucking Contractor the so-called black rhine, and keep absolutely silent for ** DREMIER Barrow of Barba- PE ed 4 Calidishie, Dominica (B.W.1,) one can distinguish them by some twenty minutes and at dos made a_lifeem-mber_ of PS Feb, 29, Mar. 7—Ayr. 4 6 oe 6 the different kind of snoui. last, mother and child rhino the National Association of a ae In these reserves one has ambled a-vay into the bush, Colourec’ People* 5 CaS PS OS 8 Pd 9 PRS Pt 8 PS aS OD 8 OS Fe oe tk pO always to take a Kezper in f.ther stayed a second or two the car, becauce of the dan- longer to peer at us, then he gerous animals. Black rhizo too turned away and follow- are rare and they are very ed. We all breathed a sigh dangerous and have a very of relief, especially when che throughout the West Indies acute sense of hearing. Keeper told us that ifwe had One morning we had made a sound, the thino been motoring round for would certainly have charged some time, seeing plenty of and the car would have been _white rhino, when suddenly bashed. to bits I. de not round a corner, the Keeper what we should have signed to us to stop and not know done, as there were no trees | | to make a sound, for there T come 15 yards away from the to climb near by! — oC omens: 6 pee 6 ota Se 6 ae 6 pe 6 pS me 0 Been tS Pe SPS Oa So OS PERFEC |For That LOOK OF QUALITY | .. You have to buy quality ! Thats) {why women who want their hair to! llook its very best at all times, always 3 choose the premium quality hair dressing- ] LONG-AID K-7. And LONG-AID K-7; is really economical — it’s so rich — just: a little LONG-AID K-7 goes a long, long way. LONG-AID K-7 helps give} j your hair that bright, soft, quality look. pene LONG-AID K- 7 is the only hairl dressing in the world with faoulous | LONG-STAY Action. 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DOMINICA HERALD ~ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1964 ee ee DOMINIGA HERALD News From The French Isiands ‘AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY General Charles de arrived in Martinique on 31 New Street, Roszau. Trl. 307 Gaulle, President of the Saturday February 3 during Published by |. MARGARTSON CHARLES, Propri_tor French Republic, is ex pecied a two day taxi-drivers strike, * Editor — MRS. PHYLLIS SHAND ALLFREY * in Martinique early in March. against the rise in insurance U.K. & European Representative — Colin Turner (London) Ltd. He will also pay a visit to rates, one day before Carnival 122, Shaftesbury Ave , London W. 1 Guadsloupe. Earlier this Sunday. They were wel- Annual Exbscripticns : Towa $5.00 Country $6.00 Overseas (Surface Mail) 57.50 month a group of the Carib- ccmed at the airport by Pro- FEBRUARY 29,1974 bean Friends Club flew to fessor Lucette, who had been SATURDAY, Vigee Airport, St. Lucia, by advised of their visit, and ke charter plane ona two day was able te find them trans- ~ REASON AND RUMOUR — visit. The patty included port and the last available Professor Lucette and Mlle. bedroom in Fert-de-France. Ve may call it the speech from the these days have a political basis, but some Liltane Delphine, who visited On the following day, the Thronc or the Administrator’s Ad- are simply mischievous. A policeman ts Dominica with a paity of indefatigable Pierre Lucette dress -- accordiag to your predilection — summoned by telephone to Grand Fond students last year. [ney flew off to a carnival photo- although we are personally sure that if and to attend his grandmother’s deathbed: he were kindly received by graphy tour of Trinidad; he when Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. I gathers telatives, gets transport and rushes Monsignor Charles Gacnet, was cordially received by should visit Dominica, she would address to the scene — and finds his grandmother Bishop of St. Lucia, Mr. Hon. Donald Pierre, Tr-ni- us from the humble yet dignified Speaker’s cooking and quite healthy! In eastcoast Jones Mondesire, Education dads Minister of Education, chair. It is a delegated throne speech Salybia (a religious and we are glad to Officer, Miss Sonia Georges, intreduced by Dr. Orville anyway, and that is why the Administra- add, incredulous informant tells us) ‘a headmistress of Merchant McShine cf Queen’s Royal tor of the day uses the cool accents of Russian helicopter” is alleged to have Schocl, and ivr. Charles, College Arrangements reason when he delivers 2 prepared gov- touched down! A poor debilitated Editor of the Voice” of Si. have been made for a team exnmental summary of. achievements an minority group is accused of threatening Lucis. — Scudentvexchanges of Martinique students to pay intentions. We thecefore welcome a to take Roseau by force! Even school- becween the two islands were a second visit to Trinidad ‘Legislative Council decision that the children are dragged into th2 process of planned, and the team was for two weeks; a highly cuc- recent throne speech and the budget speech rumour-mongering. takea to the exhibition of cessful tour of Martinique should not be debated together. Caribbean Art by Mr. was made by boy and girl Sir Walter Scott said: “with the morn- That is why we enjoyed the cool reason’ Harold Simmonds, Szcretary students of Tr nidad last year. ing ceol reflection: came”; in this case the ed accents of the throne. speech which of the Archaelogical Society. moderation of a throne speech precedes presented facts before the hurly-burly of During the St. Lucia visit, a Guadeloupe the heat of two debates and many argu- democratic discussion. Democratic dis’ blind 16-yeatvold musician over them all “foul whisper- cussion is one thing and rumout-mongery | who plays the harmonica Our cerrespoadent. states ments; and that the splendid ings are abroad” (Macbeth). False ing is quite another. In the words of. excellently received a gift of delegation and reason do not match well ‘Dryden, “Some tell, some hear, some an oboe from Pierre Lucette. of 11 agricultural and allied rumour represenatives from Domin- together, and most rumours in Dominica judge of news, some make it.” After covering a lot of _terri- 1 1 oa ———ica who attended tory (including Pigeon island the banana demonstration activities in ; and Yacht Haven hotel as dren will ‘corroborate what I say— well as the “Biue Danube’’) that island, (many of them at their own People’s Post that the dog was-in no way respon- the party returned home with expense) received sible for the accident. “red carpet” treatment and Correspondents are asked t submit their “fall names and acldressess as many recorditgs and photo- a guarentee of good faith, but not necessarily for pubsication. Letters should I have done all that is possible were highly impressed by the pub- graphs. be as shot as possible. Conzroversiai politicai lette.s will not oe to savethe dos’s life and it’s young cultivation methods in lished “ anonymously Views expressed in People’s Pust do not necessarily pupswho had to be fed from a Monsieur Aimé Césaire, policy of the Ed.tor or the Proprietor. Guadeloupe All came back reflect the baby’s bottle; and they won't die Martiniquan M. P., returned with minds from the bounce which hurled the from latisto fight in the and despatch Memorial Bouquet (Reckless Driver dog 25 fect away. Martinique cases crammed with new L only hope that to expedite a general council election; he is a leading ideas. Dear’ Madam, Dear Madam—Thankfiul if you cure, the police will take the neces- An candidate in “Right Bank” account of these high- I went to the Anglican would find space in your People’s sary steps to have you people with ly informative visits to various time of my life horse power engines from your own Riviére Levassor, a suburb Church for the first Post Column for the following let parts of Guadeloupe will on Sunday Frbruary 9th on account ter:—-My dear driver of Car No. selves; and they can start by posting of Fort-de-France, his oppo- up some signs and let offenders appear in next of being a cured pa ient since 1920 of 1128, Feb.6sh 1964 8.00 p.m go - nent being Monsieur Valeére, week’s issue. old Doctor Nicholls. Let re tell I expect that this form of address to ja'l. a well-known public it was good to bz Dou Owner, Pointe Michel young “pro- “ghe general will come as a shock to readers but gressive” ~ there among Anglicans, Methodists not to the driver concerned, as he lawyer: the cam- FOR SALE ‘ and some of us Catholics. We knows he is a “hit-and-run” driver. Condition Of Our paign started on February 22. Dominicans don’t want too much a You had a delightful run from Streets Canadian visitors Mr. and SUNBEAM RAPIER reputation for bad me mor y and Soufnere, the Prefect taking the hills Mrs. Brennan, whose daugh- CAR NO. 1035 ungtatefulness. with ease at breakneck speed. You Sir, ter is working as a volunteer left the unpopulated highway and It is understood that several of Apply Dr. B. Stuart Just give me space to tell you what the visitors, on the three ships which nurse in Wesley, Dominica, please me in that memorial, Hearing were flying down the Siboulie road Feb. 29, Mar. 7 of Pte, Michel, were in port yesterday, . have adver- Deacon Pond read let us now praise through the village when the accident occurred. sely commented upon the horrible Of The West Indies famous men from the Bible. Hear- conditions of the streets of the city: University giving a Your Gar No. 1128 was passing ing Rev, Fr. Caaon Lane te. Bath Road & High St. also through at 40-50 mls per br. A PPLICATIONS iext The zeal of thy huuse has eaten some of the roadway of the country are invited ftom Physical or Inorganic Chemists, me up, and he also said Dr. Nicholls little boy of ten and a well fed and with an interest in the Kinetics districts viz- under the Tarreau and Photochemistry of Inorganic medicine trained dog were on their way home cliff Compounds, fora thought of things about and the Cocoa Centre. Leverhulme Research Feliowship in the Chemistry and fruit that long while ago which from an errand. They were sufficiea- Department. The appointment is for one A few of them were year in the first instance, and of today. Which ty clear of your path: yet apparan- fearful will be in the Lecturer or people still talking of the dangerous death trap narrow Assistant Lecturer grade. is to say he was before his time. tly your car picked che dog out fram Salary scales: Assistant Lecturer £1,200 x $0 — £1,350; corners of the northern and the pair, aud knocked the thigh out the Lecturer £1,450 x 60 — £1,810 x Southern sides of 80 — £2,290. Child allowance Another matter to please was to see from the spine. the Tarreau cliffs (limited to three children) £150 for first —an area where several child, {too for second child, Mr, Ronnie, wife and sisters right The dog was seriously datnaged traffic mis- £50 for third child. F.S.S.U. haps have oceasionally occurred du- Housing allowance of 10% of salery, in front ptaying in the old people’s and had to be taken to a doctor. i: or, if available, unfurnished accommodation will be ting the past five years with consi- let by the University place, also you and Mr. A. And remains a miracle to witness that the at 10% of salary. Passages on appointment and on normal termination. how the Rev. Canon said the village boy escaped uninjured. derable tears. Detailed applications (six copies) giving full particulars of qualifications REVIEWER, Roseau of Roget sent the roses in memory. You can imagine how miserable and experience, date of birth, and the names of three referees should be sent Let us remember the dead who I felt about this, It Mould be poor DON’T by March 16 by persons living in the Ainericas and the Caribbean area to helped us. recompense whatever the law bad DEPEND ON YOUR NEIGHBOUR’S -— BUY the Registrar, University of the West Indies, Kingston 7, Jamaica, and by Yours truly, done to you. all other persons to the Secretary, Inter-University Council for Higher POOR EX-PATIENT, You wiil see however that many YOUR OWN DOMINICA Eduction Overseas, 29 WobuinS q uare, London, W.C. 1. Further Fields Lane, Roseau. of the villagers having young chil- HERALD! !!! particulars may be obtained similarly. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2a, 1964 DOMINICA HERALD PAGE FIVE — — rs ee ee es.== “6§0 THEY SAY”-- Gay Goodwiil Application For Liguor Licence BY B@8 & RAY Party To The Magistrate District “G”. | day of April 1964, ensuing fora & The Chief of Police. Retail Liquor Licence in respect of E came across an amazing list of African nations the E Congratalations For I, LAVILLE FRANCIS, now residing | my premises at St. Cyr, Salybia, other day and wondered if others would be as sur- ustace Butler at Salybia, Parish of St. Andrew, | Parish of St. Andrew. prised do hereby give yon notice that it Dated the 4th day of February as we were to learn of such new places as Burundi, A. congratulatory array of is my intention to apply at_ the | 1964. Mali ani Upper Velta, Some of the newer nations have some thirty of the top busi- Magis:rate’s Court to be keld at | LAVILLE FRANCIS made news as they were made an “independent state” like messmen of Roseau chatied Portsmomh on Saturday the 4th ! Feb. 15-29 Kenya, Zanzibar and Tanganyika b. t others li All these new nations make good customers for the of four ladies (Mrs. Cynthia Soe 1 Oe S| Sm 1 6 Oe Sp 6 eC A 8 fe 6 Oe 6 “El 6 8 6 8 6 8 6 Oe CC people who print pcstage stamps, currency, letterheads and Butler, Mrs. Norman Rolle, | : ee ; ! who -make “official” rubber stamps for clerks to use: (bang! Miss Eugenia Charles and )HE “VARIETY” STORE: bam!)... It will become increasingly difficult for fag com, Mrs. Mary Natodny) ge panies to dream up different colour combinations to pres Some “‘Vitane’” in the drinks, -vent one nation’s Hag from copying ancther’s. But ‘t but certainly Shell Represent- —G, G, PHILLIP & GO. LTD. ds ! i should be good for business for the folks who make ative Tommy Coulthard “strined nante : so President of the Chame 4 LATEST ARRIVALS: Wet and cutaway jackets... ihe te niforr 69 of the Ambassadors each country feels they must billet ber of Commerce), Norman, in ptt the other’s lazd! at and Francis Rolle, iKitchen Sinks, Porcelain Basins, Locks ed Kn, _ Whether the people are better off 5 for all this Oliver * Green, “Zon’’ 33 Lar- i(Rim & Mortice), Gate Valves, Glass of; “independence” remains to be seen. From what we read tgue, John Bully, Major in the foreign press now, we'd say the word “independence” (Foreign Affairs) Thompson, fall kinds, Iron Rods, Electric: lrons &« was the signal for internal bands cf discontented mobs to George (Coke) Gabriel, Water Heaters, Sand Paper, Radio Bat- ee rise up and lop off the head of his long-hated fellow citizen! Peter Dupigny, Alee Boyd Russia loves all this tamule and unrest in the “rew emer- 2d other men of moment, ‘terigs, Wire Netiing, Rubber Boots, Tools ey gent pation;”’ as it gives her an 8 excuse to offer “free military 12 4 list too long to meniion, jef all kinds, Paints & Varnish. S aid” to the side she wants to win the internal mess. It also Wet 1 great form —- and takes the eyes of the Russian people off things at home Wen your reporter tae 6 BR 6 6a 6 8 6 9 6 9 6 OS 6 6 8 6 a 8 9 5 9S i 8 | a i pee 69a left at which are not going so well. After all their 5, 10 and 9-45 Pm there were still fif- Or 6 es 6 ee 6 9 ES eS ee 6 8 8 ee 8 ee 6 8 ee 2 8 “ee 8 9 20-year-plans and boasting and bluster, the Commies still teen of the original twenty t cannot raise enough food at home te feed their own people SCV Cars. lined down the | IT RAINS A LOT! i——s> . too busy making sophisticated missiles and launching road. 5S Cosmonauts into the wild-blue-yonder to bother about Tne guests had one good Visitors ask us if all the rain we get bread for little Ivan or shoes for little Volga. excuse for staying so long | is good for chickens. We say ed The cold -var seems to thaw out in places like Cuba ~~ the plane chartered from | ‘“‘Emphatically, yes!’’ It cleans 5 and Panama and the sparks we see in those places are dis» Guadeloupe bringing in rhe l dusi, germs, pollen from the air; SS quieting but things are rather confused all over: America SU¢sts of honour was delayed cools the roofs and adds just the FS | 8 and Canada selling wheat to Russia; England selling and the VIPs themselves right amount of humidity. Our buses and trucks to Cuba; France recognizing Red China; 4ttived, after Nouthern visits, t chickens thrive best when it rains P< Switzerland passing laws to keep out any more foreign an hour late. pS all day! And our ducks? Well, now! 8 l workers, etc. Acting Financial t fe Here on Dominica there is all good news. The Fort MORE WILD BIRDS TOO! Young Hotel is taking shape, Nassief’s new warehouse in Secretary, Acting | ( 8 The fact that there are hundreds of fet Goodwill is nearly finished (is it true that it has more floor l Auditor wild birds at Sylvania is proof too aS space than any building on 5 the 6 island 2), the promise ot l that a lot of rain is good. Us work- another cinema to be built on the fringes of Pottersville, The following acting ap- ya ers don’t mind the rain because we 8 and repair work has finally started on Imperial Road ! pointments have been ap- l know its one of the reasons why Se And let’s not forget some other recent benefits: thanks to proved with effect from the | eS 5 Norman Rolle we can keep safe tyres on our vehicles with- st March:— | SYLVANIA-FRESH CHICKENS TASTE GooD! 5 out it costing us an arm and a leg; Julien’s place where fae (1) Mr. D.M. McGovern, S more and more people are going for auto parts — and ser- ] Come and see us — we'll lend you Senior Auditor. to act daa vice too; Royer’s tidy little superette serve-yourself grocery; an umbrella! 5 Financial Secretary. ' tae Mandyn’s Tropicana Tavern in Portsmouth; Mike and § (2) Mr. G. A. Robin, Gwen Bell’s place up in Goodwill . . . . so they say. Lea Senior Examiner ot SYLVANIA POULTRY FARMS 9 * Guinea, Libya, Nigeria, Sierra Leone; Sudan, Togo Accounts, to act. | Imperial Road—Roseau. _ Tel; 224-5 Rings pees: & Uganda—Ed. ; Senior Auditor. (GIS) 2s | 8 6 at 9 a 9) st et) tS ps i passe : SA TIJRDAY, FEBRUARY 29. 1964 PAGE SIX DOMINICA HERALD _~—- “ : eed —=— - ee) — members a better share of a large cake. Ta Africa, their Applications For Trad Unions And Development problem is rather to help to preduce a bigger cake for By Tom Mboya everyone. Indeed, if unions concentrate too much upon Liquor Licences the ‘wage intezes:, they may end up by producing a new Justice and Constitutional as against the poorer, self-employed To the Magistrate Dist. “G” & (Tom Mboya is Minister of élive of paid workers, Chiet of Police, Minister of Labour and General ’ Affairs in Kenya and was formerly p-asant farmers. I, LEONTINE DUPIGNY now resid- Secretary of the Kenya Federation of Labour.) The kind of labour force which existed in colonial ing at Bataca Parish of St. David: do wasteful and mil'tated against economic growth. hese vy give you notice that it s my it~ is to be the role cf the trade unicn movement Aftica was What ws highly migratory, unsk illed and uneducated. What tention to apply at the Magistrate’s Just as the continent is cvolving its It in Independent Africa? is needed is a skilled labour force, with a degree of literacy Court to be held at Portsmouth on orgariza.ion and constitutional struc- 4th day of April 1964, own form cf political and with enough stability and security to be able to acquire Saturday, the leaders also develop a suitable ensuing for a retail LIQUGR LICENCE ture, so must the workrs’ skills, experience and genuine industrial inter:st in the of behaviour and organizadon. ee in respectof my premises at Bataca pattern tasks to be performed. While we recognize that many of our Pugrish of St. David. It has been reveatediy stated that the people of Afr:ca Linked with the incaease in effi white citizens have confidence in the — Dated the 2oth day of February should not slavishly imitae methods and attitudes which teidership of our Jomo Kenyatta, 1964. in other ciency is an aspect which is free- have been found appropriate for other areas and quently overlooked. A skilled and there is need for some redistribution LEONTINE DUPIGNY. historical circumstances. Just as che one-party system may stable labour force can provide a according to our settlement schemes. - Feb, 22, 29. Mar. 7. prove in Africa to be mo:e demo:ratic than SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1964 DOMINIC.\ . HERALD : PAGE SEVEN er ee een saa — Medical Degrees|The Deciaration Princess Alice Coming Here other islands which contri- University 9f ‘Of Human Rights Her Royal Highness the ing in Dominica on March bute tothe University. Fur- At Princess Alice, Chancellor rith after visiting St. Kitts, ther information on arrange- The West indies Biting of the University of the West Montserrat and Antigua. ments for her visit to Dom Article 26. (1) Everyone has Indies, will be touring the The Chancellor has previous- inica will be released shortly. release from - A recent B.LS. the right to education. Education West Indies on the M. V. ly visired Jamaica, Trinidad The Chancellor will live on Britain has stated that the British shall be tree, at least in the element- and Barbados and now board the Federal Palm during Medical Council would csniinve Federal Palm, jeaving Jamaica ary and fundamenta | stages. on the 6th March and arriv- wishes io visit some of the the cour.—-(GIS) to recognis: the teaching for degrees Elementary education stall be of the Universiry of London of stu- compulsory. Technical and of the West dents at the University professional education shall be mide i Britain's New Short-haul Jetliner Indies. This may have given a false generally available and higher educa- impression and the factual position tion shall be equally accessible to all is as follows} on the basis of merit. By Order in Council dated De- (2) Education shall be directed to the the cember 20, 1963, Her Majesty full development of the human per- of Queen, by and with the advice sonality and to the strengthening of her Privy Council, approved a de- respect for human tights and funda- cision by the Senate of the Univer- mental freedoms. It sha!l promote sity of London to continue recogni understanding, tolerance and firend- tion of the University of che West In- ship among all nations, racial or study dies “‘as an institution whose religious groups, and shail further the ets may be admitted as candidates activues of the United Nauons fer for the degrees of M.B, B.S. fora the maintenance of peace. of period ... expiring oa the 31st day (3) Parents have a. prior right to December 1968. choose the kind of education that been given Such recognition had shall be given to their children. eriodically since the University , |. a Colleze of the ‘West Indies com- Article 27. (1) Everyone has the menced clinical teaching for the de- ight freely to participate im the cul- ates of M,B., B.S_ in special relation tural life of the community, to efi with the University of London. Joy the arts and to share in scientific This recognition now refers only advancement and its benefits. to students admi.ted to the Univer- (2) Everyone has the right to the sity of the West Indies earlier than Protection of the moral and material gth October 1962 who had matri- interests resulting from any scienttic, culated for the purpose of reading literary or artistic production of whicia for the degrees of M. B., B.S. of he 48 the author. the University of London under the Artisle 28. Everyone is entitled to a These social and iuternationil order in scheme of special .elationship. the BAC One-Eleven, sweeps students are given until December which the rights’ and frcedom set Britain’s newest short-hanl jetliner, zr 1968, to take the Enal examina- forth in this Declaration can be best in low over the British Aircraft Corporation's airfield at Wisley, tion for these degrees. realised. Surrey, England. All students who entered the Article 29. (1) Everyone kas duties __ Sixty One-Elevens were-ordered ‘off the drawinghoard by airline in the to the community in which alone the University of the West ladies operators in Britain, the United States, Ireland, Kuwait, and Aftica. first year course from October 1962 free and full development of his pet- and in both first and second year sonality is possible. courses from October 1963 onwards (2) {n the exercise of his rights and will be reading for degrees of the freedoms, everyone shall be subject University of the West Indies and only to such limitations as are deter- not for those of the University of mined by law solely for the purpose London. (from The Registry, U.W.1, of securing due recognition and zes- ) Jamaica.) pects for che rights and freedo-as of. others ard of ineeting the just require- — ei ments of morality, public order and the general-welfare in a democratic Fire Appeal pees (3) These rights and freedoms mzy Launched In no case be exercised contrary to the purposes and principles of the In launching an appeal for United Nations. public support ofa relief fund for Article 30. Nothing in this Decla- persons suffering hardship as the ‘ation may be interpreted as implying result of two recenc Roseau fires, the for any State, group or person any Chief Minister in his speech last "ght to engage in any activity or to week revealed that L. Rose & Co, petform any act aimed at the destruc had already generously donated $100. “on of any of the rights aud fres- Government launched the appeal doms set forth herein. —(Concluded) ’ with an initial contribution of $600, Contributions to help the 18 . * Bee households comprising 28 adults Keith Robinson and 26 chiidren who have lost all , - their belongings should be paid in As Licensing at the Treasnry, Roseau, sub-Treas- Officer uries at Portsmouth and Marigot or at any Bank, i : The Chief Mirister ended his Sergeant Keith M. Robin- appeal with “This is an opportune son of the Dominica Police ity to place once more on record Force has been appointed your recognition of the fact that Licensing Officer under the each one isan individual befote velewanit we f he God, your knowjedge of the fact .\ Ns OVISIONS. Ok UNE that we all alive in one large comm- Vehicles and Road Traffic THE SHOE POLISH THAT unity, and your appreciation and Ordinance 1949 (No. 21 of SHINES AND PROTECTS belief in the teaching which cnjoys 1946), with effect from Ist us all to clothe the naked and feed 1964. (GIS) Distributor: ... Dominica the hungrp.” : January, Dispensary Co. Ltd, Roseau Svoratarv-typist, 25, yeh Say 4. Sat Jou is looking. for job. Supermarket in King S. 13/63 Contact Herald Office George V Street! 29,1964 EIGHT DOMINICA HERALD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY PACE 2 sre ets = es EE cece BE LOGAL SP OPTLIGHT Telephene Pros- Gercle Francais-- WANTED Blazkaurn — Run Spree scored 104 of which Joey Cools pect French @lub Young energetic man to handle the Lartigue topped with 34 S. Francis sales of Phillips’ Radios, Stoves, An English firm, Messrs Some Blackburn handed out a sound taking 6 for 20, while Starfield re- La prochaine réunion Lundi 2 and all Phillips products Communications Systems practical knowledge of Radios, thrashing to Combermere last week- plied with 105, Etienne making an Mars a la Convent High School a is beneficial. end at the Botanical Gardens. The undefeated 35 and R. St. H. Shil- International Ltd. of Lon 5.30 Projection de diapositives Appliances, etc. be required much celebrated duel turned cut to lingford finishing w ich impressive coa, are offering to take over et commentaire par Dr. Miiller. Suitable person might 56 assisted Jno Bap- to take special studies abroad. be almost a one sided affair, A figures of 6 for the Dominica Telephone The next meeting cn Monday sound statt of 37 by openers Edison tiste 3 for Apply in writing to: 16. System cn a lease basis for 2nd. March at the ©. H. S. at 5.30 Joseph and Anthony Phillips. paved J. ASTAPHAN & CG. LTD. Pte. Michel Cricket from seven to ¢5 years. It is p-m, Prejection of slides and com- 2 the way to a run getting spree by the ment by Dr. Miiller, Blackburn top batsmen. Clem understcod from the Mana- capable person to handle our A A Pointe Michel young Com- g.ng Dit. Mr. W.A.. Travers John 142 not out and Phillips 120 monwealth ei 2 ven captained by Classified Advt. proposed New Books’ vept. Must were engaged in a sparkling 3rd J. Brrdouille defeated Giants at Parée and the Sales ‘4anager M1. have good knowledg3 of School wicket partnership of 223 which ground Pr, Michel on Monday by D.J.Castro, A.T.E, presenv FOR SALE Books, Magazines, and all other some cf the most brilliant Books, etc. for sale fo produced aa innings and 4 runs, Giants with tly in Dominica that the Morris Minor 1009 Types of stroke play for the season. This was 60 and 16 respectively were unable the pvblic. Also some knowledge John’s second undefeated century ia propese to med:rn'se tke Car No. 1194 of popular records is heipful. — reach the young Pte. Michel team’s with the use of micro- consecutive league matches for the score of 80. P. Charks with 5 for 26 system Contact A.G. de Jarger, P.W.D. Suitable persun might he required treason. Carlier cn 39 imperious and H. Williams 6 for $ turned out wave radio telepriony units Feb. 29 to take special studies abroad. runs flowed from the bat of Einstein good bowling performances, Joey situated at strategic points at ~ SEMPERIT TYRES Apply in writing to: Shillingford regirtering 9 fours in Peltier took three fine catches in the high altitudes in the island. If J. ASTAPHAN & CO. LTD. the process. Blackbuzn declared gully, and 3 at 340 for 3. the deal goes through, Dom- TUBES IN STOCK A young man with some practical The uphill task was too much _Gverseas | Sportlight — inica should greatly benefit. done ina for Combermere and they recovered 750 x 20 825 x 20 knowledge of work Sobers The Magnificent sush as Pipe Fitting, from 37 for 6 to reach 141 which Dominica Electricity 650 x 16 520 x 13 Work Shop, West Indian star batsman, holder Services 600 x 16 520 x 14 Elecirical Repairs, Iron Work; etc. was insufficient to save the follow as an assistant in our on. Nesty 5 for 44 and Clem of the world’s highest individual test There will be an interruption in 750 x 16 590 x 14 to work and Electrical John 3 for 28 engineered the rout. score of 365 not out, and undovb- the supply cf electricity in the follow 700 x 20 500 x 15 New Refrigeration Werk Shop. Following on, the batting was more tedly the best all-round cricketer i1 ing areas on Sunday 1st March 1964, 640 x 13 £60 x 15 Repairs We are willing to give suitable fortuitous than purposefvl and this the world today almost singlehanded- between the hours cf 6,00 a,m. and 670 x 15 pon x 15 ly brought about South Australia’s person tu'ther training here and if time Combermere fell for 86. Two T.0O0 p-m. Very Attractive Prices. usefulinnings of 29 and 28 victory over Victoria and thereby Upper Goodwill, P.M. Hospital, necessary abroad. S. ©. MUSSON SON Apply in writing to: not out by Johnson Isaac, 27 and winning the Sheffield Shield Com- Cold Store, Fond Cole, Canetield, LTD. ASTAPHAN & CO. LTD. 26 by John Joseph. and Joha petition for the first time in I1 years. Massacre, Mahaut, Layou, St & CO. J, Lawrence respectively were the only After routing Victoria for tor, Sobers Joseph, Mero, Salisbury. Tel. 360 Feb. 2g— March 28 bright feature of }Combermere’s ue taking 3 for 31 and 3 beautiful W,S, RICHARDSON of the crease. Clem Tohn took 4 for eztches, S. Australia amassed Manager. — Y.GS. 31. 490 for 8:.declared of which Sobers hit a handsome 124 in NOTIGE S..M..A. Earns Good Win Over 192 minutes. In the second innings IT’S. NEW Telephone Spartan: : Sobers took almost complete com- Subscribers to ;the mand bagging 7 for 53 and thereby\ Service and the General Public, are FOOD BINGO thar th oe. a __ THE FIRST EVER so Aur Windyor Batic tnere- was taore oping i t ble_of-reee-twas—herehy-esiffed. and 50 wickets in an Australian interruption in the service from the of an even fight, which en ded in IN AID OF S.M. A. gaining an easy ri-run season, Last season Sobers did the Roscau Boys’ School Scuthwards victory over Spartan. Batting first on double for the first time in Austra- on Sunday rst March, between the a wicket which had _ all batsmen lian history and this season he hours of 8.00 a.m. and noon, to THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS ' plying circumspectfully, S. M. A. showed what a real genius he is. He enable esssntial maintenance work to _ scored 148 due primarily to a fighting hit 6 centuries. be undertaken TO BE HELD AT 39 byR. Williams; chief architects E, R. RICHARDS, of Spartan’s bowling being Grayson BOXING for Director of Works. Shillingford 4 for 35 and Clancy G.O.22—Feb. 29 The Saint Gerard’s Hall Casimir 3 for 28. Clay Dethrones Liston On their turn at the crease Spar- Cassius Marcellus Clay, better Applications For ‘Saturday February 29th tan had little answer to K. Laurent known as the ‘Louisville Lip” who routed them for 89, Lagging 8 created one of the greatest upsets in Liquor Licence for 34 in the process. When later, the last decade in the boxing pro- To the Magistrate Dist. “G” & 8.30 p.m. however, S.M.A. were shor out for fesion when he dethroned Cham- 126 it was generally felt that the 186 Chief of Police, pion Sonny Liston at Miami Beach I ALIXFORD PaRILLON now rev DON’T MISS WINNING A DELICIOUS STUFFED needed for victory was not beyond Florida in their much publicised at Culihaut Parish of St.- Spartan’s reach, They failed by 11 siding CHICKEN or TURKEY PIE fight. Clay entered the ring a 7 Peter do hereby give you notice that runs to reach the target. A most to 1 underdog, but proved that he intention to apply at the pleasing feature it is my was the return to form can fight almost as well as he can Court to be held at If You Don’t Have A Chance of top batsman Irving Shillingford Magistrate's chat by standing up to Liston far on Saturday, the 4th who scoreda splendid or. Pornsmouth You Don’t Stand A Chance. better than the experts predicted. A day of April 1964, ensving for a K. Laurent bowled particularly well, sprained shoulder forced Liston to retail Liquor LicENcE in respect and his 5 fot $6 gave hima match mm pret 6p tt te 6 os pd ot tt 8 oe ee me es a retire at the start of round seven, but Parish analysis of 13 for go. of my premises at Colihaut up tothat time Clay had given a of St Peter. Second Division Results good account of himself. Too many Dated the 28th day of January DOMINICA Se fans, however, the fight was a terrific 9 1964. 8 ee D. GS. Beat Combermere disappointment and there is notja ALIXFORD PaRILLON ee guaranteed return clause. Feb. 29.—Mar. 14 S$ D.G. S. continued their run of Clay joins the celebrated few who DONKEY RAGES 8 victories in the second division fixtures BRITISH NATIONALITY 8 have entered the ring as $ to I or ee D when they defea:ed Combermere at the 5 more underdogs and emerged win- ACT 8 Windsor Park on Thursday, Com- Gene Tunney, ners, Others are ie Notice is hereby given that pa bermere had absolutely no answer to Jersey Joe Walcott and up to recen- GRAND EASTER FAIR Miss Mathilda Louise Alex Bajeux Eat the pace of Celaire 5 for 13 and the tly Ingemar Johannson. 8 guile of Doctrove 5 for 8 and were of Roseau, Dominica, has applied to 8 ee i the Administrator of Dominica for Windsor Park -- March 30th 9 skittled out for 35. D. G, S. passed Cooper New Empire Champion 8 naturalization, and that any person a the score without Joss and went on to Cae Henry Cooper ovtpointed Brian who knows of anyreason why 6 SPECTATORS 25¢ make 181, Letang top scoring with London over 15 rounds to win the naturalization should not be granted oe 49. Gombermere ac the close had British Empire and European Heavy 6 29runs on the board. should send a written and signed STANOS $1.00 weight crowns on Monday last. Co- pe 8 statement to that e ffect to the tes oper who floored present Champion Administrator of Dominica. § Starfield Edge Out Blackburn ot 6 SPECIAL GAR PARK ENCLOSURE — $1.00 Cassius Clay in round fouz, but was Ai4-18 29, Mar, 14, 28 0S At the Botanical Gardens Starfield himself decked the following round 9a Feb, 25th February, 1964. 6 barely managed to edge out Black- is‘reported as interested in a rematch 96 Slt burn in.an exiting duel. Blackburn with Clay. GO 21, Feb. 2g—Mar. 7 RE Sa 8 9 Pa 8 8S) a 8 FS Fe 6 9 8 9 (art PRINTED AND.. PUBLI.MBD BY J, MARGARTSON CHARLES, THE HERALD’S PRINTERY, 31 NEW STREET, ROSEAU, DOMINICA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1964