UGHT1NG-UP TIME 8.24 pm. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER Maximum Temperature _..„...«_.„ 85.8 Minimum Temperature -i^tA...... «M> TIDE TABLE FOR AUGUST Rainfall .„.._..!..._....__..- .03 Inch Date High Water Low Water Bun- Sua- Sunshine »- H * *•«!%• 4M P.M. A.M. P.M. rise aat 26 11.01 11.25 4.59 5.17 6 50 7.53 27 11.48 S.42 6.07 6.51 7.51
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BERMUDA FRIDAY, AUGUSt 26, 1949 4D PER COPY Britain To Reduce Budget In Bermuda Find No Dishonesty In £150 Million In 1950; Not "The Millionaire Chasers B-36 Bomber Programme ' fPep Up The Bait" WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (Reu 80th Anniversary ter).—Tbe House.of Representa On Forces, Social Services tives armed services commitveee Under the heading "The mil holders Jin the City of -.-London The hotel opened in February Of Emmanuel today exonerated United States LONDON, Aug. 25 (Reuter).— lionaire chasers pep up the bait," recently. at terms ranging from £4 10s defence officials of accusations of The Government aims at lopping The Daily Express of London re '-'iMtt-is an ABC to what is daily, including food to £ 10 Methodist Church fraud, collusion or dishonesty in at least £150,000,000 off Gov cently ran a story from James happening among the four hotel daily, with dinner marked at 25s, the procurement* of B36 super- bombers. ernment spending next year, it Cooper, its Canadian correspond rivals in Britain's oldest self- 15s extra for steak. Failure of Hague Talks Emmanuel Methodist Church in The committee declared unani was disclosed today on tbe eve ent, as a result of a visit Mr. governing colony—617 miles from At Easter the hotel was full of Southampton last night commem of the dollar crisis talks in Wash Cooper made to Bermuda. The New York. rich Americans escaping the Con - mously its weeks of hearings had orated the 80th anniversary of the found no evidence to "support the ington. article,* dealing with British pur RIVAL NUMBER ONE tinental cold. Today it is full only chases of Bermudian hotels, was when the liner Queen of Bermuda laying of the cornerstone with a insinuation that fraud, influence, In political quarters it was be th* second Mr. Cooper wrote. The First The Butlin Story. He special service. collusion, corruption, dishonesty lieved the cuts would not be al A Communist Victory? brings trippers each week to stay first has already appeared in The bought the Princess in August, one or two nights. The lengthy anniversary ser or favouritism had any part in lowed to impair Britain's social' Royal Gazette. 1948 from a local company backed vice was conducted by the Rev the B-36 procurement pro services or armed forces. (Special to The New York Ttmes by _%r Howard Trott. Fort y-six-year-old monocled Dr. C. A. .Munro, pastor of the gramme." and Tbe Boyal Gazette) In his second article dealing Colonel Basil Brown is in charge. The Treasury drive for economy with the ftotels he wrote: He. laid an open-air patio on the church, and Commander James Later t****e Navy Secretary, Mr. — described as "heavy pressure THE HAGUE, Aug. 25.—Results HURRICANE THREATENS edge,! of the sound, built a huge He is finding costs here are New Kellv. chaplain at the U.S. Naval Francis P. Matthews,. announced to make all possible saving" — of the round table conference on HAMILTON, Bermuda.—In the go!d«nd-pink oystersh«i$_ dance York plus, and the island has a Operating Base, preached the that a court or inquiry under was said to be primarily directed Indonesia will determine the BAHAMAS ISLANDS sunscorched Bermuda Islands the rosttjm—the trade mark of all chronic labour shortage. sermon. Admiral Thomas C. Kincaid at trimming administrative and strength of the Communist party locals. are watching the latest Butlin's camps—brought a band Brown has to pay unskilled Manv of the clergy from other would convene here on August 29 overhead costs of Government de- in the strategically located arch NASSAU, Aug. 25 (Reuter). — hand being played in the hunt- from London to play for guests coloured workmen £ 10 weekly, churches in the Colony attended to investigate the circumstances i partments. Some civil servants ipelago between India and the The islands ef Eleuthera, Grand the-dollar game that has been in white dinner suits and off-the- and finds it better to pay fares, and expressed best wishes on be- surrounding the preparation of were expected to lose their jobs. Pacific Oceans, two leaders of the Bahama and Abaco were tonight going on here over the years. shoulder gowns. and board and £12 10s a month nalP of their churches and con the anonymous memorandum Indonesian delegates to the con* to waitresses brought from Can which touched off the Congres Though an overall cut of five seriously threatened by a hurri • In the^ past two years every The lounge was transformed gregations. ference declared today. cane. The Nassau Weather Bureau ada rather than £20 to local col sional investigation. per cent was mentioned, a Gov major hotel in Bermuda has been into an Adams brothers salon. Clergy attending were the Rev. In separate interviews Dr. Mo reported that the centre of the transferred to British hands. oured girls who live at home and COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ernment spokesman said it was The way to the terraced dining- do only hall the work. Victor Ford, pastor of St. An hammed Hatta, vice president and hurricane, approaching Watling The latest player is Billy Butlin, 'Aoped some departments could Island (San Salvador) from the room became a "Quality Street" Thanks mainly to bar profits on drew's Presbyterian Church; Rev. Representative Van Zandt, told Jfccceed this. Financial quarters Premier of the Indonesian Repub the holiday camp millionaire who, where, under electric stars twink R. O. Walker, pastor of St.* Anne's; reporters that everybody men lic, arid Sultan Hamid II, both east southeast, would probably whisky at 4s, beer at 3s, Brown report that a cut of tea percent pass a little northeast of the is with some friends, has spent £ 1,- ling hi the ceiling, bqll's-eye- tioned in the inquiry so far has made the point that the Com says the hotel has taken one mil- Major George Martas of the Sal- been cleared and "that is exactly in Britain's annual budget of land. 250,000 on two luxury hotels—the window shops sell English china lion dollars since opening, and is vation Army; and Rev. F. A. Laps- around £3,000.000,000 might be munists would have a strong in Princess Hotel here and the Fort and pond-street type of goods to as it should be." fluence on developments in In It said Nassau itself might miss nOW making a profit of several ley, pastor of Mount Zion A.M.E. achieved. Montagu Beach Hotel in Nassau, the Americans, who can take. hundred pounds a week. Only Church, Southampton. The Rev. The hearings, he said, had donesia if things went badly at the full force of the hurricane, Bahamas. "cleared the air" just as he con In financial quarters it was expected to reach the threatened £ 100J gifts home duty free. time can tell whether it justifies C. Dawson McDonald, secretary the conference. These two hotels, now rented Concrete was sunk 26 feet on templated in a resolution asking believed the move would go some island around daybreak to a rental of £22,5Q0 a year, and to the Synod of the Weslevan for an investigation. He said it wav to meet the American view Sultan Hamid II is leader of the morrow. by Mr. Butlin to his camp com the coral to make a dock, so that is enough to carry over the quiet Methodist .Church in Bermuda, delegation from the federated private yachts and the hotel's 50s- was up to Congress to find out if that internal British expenditure This is the second hurricane of pany, Butlin's Ltd., iter £22,500 spell after the summer holiday- brought greetings from all the areas outside the republic. Both each, caused a 90-niinute heated an-hour speedboat could drop there was anything wrong and is oo important factor in Britain's the season, designated "Baker" Continued on Page Z Methodist Churches in the Colony. correct it if there was. balance of payments. Dr. Hatta and the Sultan have a by the official weather bureaus. pow-wow among Butlin share guests right on the terrace. vested interest in reminding the The choir, under the direction Another Congressional probe, Hurricane "Able", first reported of Miss Phyllis Gibson, was made EARNEST OF RETRENCHMENT world that only the Communists investigation by the joint Senate- on Monday,- passed Bermuda up of members of the Ladies' Aid House committee into the Atomic have anything to gain from an without affecting the islands and Many labour supporters have other failure to settle the Indon Society and sang two anthems. Energy Commission, is considered last night was reported by the Murder Trial by the committee's chairman, contested this view, but today's esian problem. But most neutral Meteorological Office to be head .Mr. J. L. Dawson Gibson, secre development was interpreted as obsei-vers here agreed with their tary-treasurer of the church, gave Senator Brien McMahon, Demo ing out to sea in a northeasterly Says Finland Must Win crat. Connecticut, to be closed. an earnest of Britain's intention estimate of Communist potenti Jury Go To a brief history telling how, on direction with its force diminish He announced this formally to to retrench. This, it was hoped, alities on the archipelago, should ing. August 25, 1869, Miss Ha ttie Bell would do much to ensure the the question of sovereignty not be Movies & Beach of Southampton laid the corner night after his attempt to hold a Washington talks getting off to a I'he Meteorological, Of flee said stone for the first wing of the j closed door committee meeting on solved to the Indonesians' satis that hurricane "Baker," according good start. faction. buildihg now standing. A few the personnel security phase of to the latest information from the Showdown With Reds Since last Monday morning 12 the investigation failed lor want vears later the rest of the church] Right wing economists have "Militarily we can control the Miami Weather Bureau, was lo of Bermuda's citizens have lived of a quorum. urged for some time that econom Communists now," Dr. Hatta said. in a woHd of their own, shut off as it is today was built, and Miss! cated at about 6 p.m. Bermuda Continued MI PM* 4 ies could be made without the so "But we must avoid any sign in time some 325 miles east-sooth- (Special to The New York Times .rom general contact with their Bell again laid the cornerstone. cial services suffering. negotiations here that we are east of Palm Beach, Florida, and The Boyal Gazette) t'ellow men. Miss Bell, Mr. Gibson said, was ' HELSINKI, Aug. 25.— Thfeiieoct j West Indies' Surplus For an active church worker and her j Sir Stafford. Cripps, Chancellor 'selling out' to foreigners. This moving westnorthwest at 13 They are the jurymen who are will influence our attitude on such knots. Communist strike move is ex-1 hearing the murder trial involving name appears often in the records] Marshall Plan Countries of the Exchequer, has maintained pected to be a laydown order to j Settling British Guiana of Emmanuel. "She would walk) the opposite view. He has in- questions as leasing a naval base Victor Fox. to the Dutch, although this might tpetal workers of^inland's labour, | When they attended court at all the wav to Sorperset each Sun Must Increase $ Earnings |) dicated on several public occas Premier Karl /Eugust FagerhoWr . LONDON. Aug. 25 (Reuter. day for Sunday School and Dttffhe ions that he would cut expend be solved by some arrangement public put down their revolt of the opemn'gol.the special criminal whereby the Dutch would lend us mat fall. But they are believed Said today at a press conference.) Surplus population from •ession last Monday they antieipa- worship," he said. WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (Reu iture if anvone could tell him This would be a blow to the how to do it. Now he has ap ships and we would provide some to be biding time for two things- the British Caribbean colo ad the whole case, would last two Mr. Gibson said. that on March ter).—European Marshall Plan of the crew." final victory of the Chinese Com country's reparations deliveries to nies may be transferred to days at the most. They said 16, 1896,.the parish purchased the! nations were warned today they parently instructed Government the Soviet Union and Finnish; departments to find out for them According to the best informa munist armies and the results of British Guiana, after an aerial "Goodbye" to their wives, fami 'and where the church now stands must "find means to increase the round table conference. Communists hope in this way to survey of 4,000 square miles lies and businesses and knew they for five shillings, and in four greatly" their dollar earnings. selves. Some observers inter tion here tite Communists have cause tiouble for the Government preted the development as indicat been kept in check since the re- Continued on Page 2 in the northern Bartica and would be under guard until the months had the building started. The warning was contained in a with Moscow, the Premier added. report to Congress on the first ing that the Government has Potaro areas this autumn, the conclusion of the case. He recalled that 20 years ago Firing one of his frequent j Colonial Office said tonight. Last night was the fourth night he gave a similar review of the year of the Marshall Plan by the changed its views somewhat in the Economic Cooperation Adminis past few weeks. broadsides against the Finnish Transfer of population was they spent away from home .•hurch's history on the occasion U.S., Britain And Burma Communists, Mr. Fagerholm lor ] one of the recommendations •>t the 60th anniversary, and that tration. Congress was told that together under the vigilant eyes the pace of European recovery Small though the proposed cuts the first time criticised Tass, the by the British Guiana and of four policemen.. Dr. Munro had also conducted mav be, manv regard them as an had slackened in recent months. <- official Russian news agency, for British Honduras settlement The minor illness of one of tbeir .hat service. earnest of things to come — not its "remarkable" presentation of commission, which also sug Mr. Gibson gave credit to the "Participants must find means merely a "gesture" made to pla number had upset their plans for to increase greatly tbeir earnings Close Consultation On Red last week's strike riots In the gested large-scale timber ex the week. A postponement of the Ladies' Aid Societv for their great cate Washington. of foreign exchange, particularly north Finnish town of Kemi, dur traction, building of an all- -ase until this morning was made service to the church. In the Government departments have ing which one striker was snot weather road from Cartica to oast two years hurricane damage dollars, before they can become >n Wednesday .afternoon,' and the self-sustaining," the report said. a tradition of over-spending and killed. The Premier implied Potaro, and the production of to the edifice has totalled £190, 12 iurvmen had to make the best It added that dollars earned by budget estimates. So far, since Advance In Southeast Asia the Tass version that armed police cocoa and other crops. of It and part of this still remains to be the end of the war, their supple had pounced upon a peaceful paid off. European nations during the year Development of the inter Vv.th the memory of having to were enough to pay for only one- mentary estimates have been (Special to Thf NPW York Times crowd of strikers was a gross mis Mr. Gibson donated to the representation of the facts. ior of the country has been stay together on the top floor of fifth of their imports from the passed by Parliament. and The Boyal Gazette) the New Windsor Hotel all Mon- I church two antique Bermuda FRANCE NEEDS AID TO The metal workers' 'union is 40 greatly handicapped by lack Western Hemisphere. "This ls the LONDON, Aug. 25.— Foreign of topographic data. It is day evening and night, the jury- ^edar chairs which he said had critical problem which participa TREASURY "WATCH DOG" Minister U Maung of Burma, per cent Communist and its top been in his family for 150 years. officials are confirmed Commun hoped that contour maps men asked the Chief Justice the ting nations faced as ERP entered who conferred with Foreign FULFIL ATLANTIC PACT "Anniversaries are of vital im its second year," the report added. Thfe question was being asked ists. For tbis reason, Mr. Fager based on the aerial photo Hon. Sir Brooke Francis if it was whether the move presaged a Secretary Ernest Bevin on Mon graphs will be ready by possible for them to be allowed portance to churches, nations and The picture was not entirely a day and recently visited Washing holm said, they may walk out des Treasury return to its former role about next June. out for a walk at night-time to to families, "Commander Kelly black one. - ECA reported indus ton, disclosed today that the Note Sent To Signatories; pite the fact that no wage dispute ;aid. adding, "It is a time of re of "fierce watchdog" of other de or other question is outstanding get some fresh air and exercise* trial production reached a post partments' spending. United States, British and Bur The Chief Justice told them to calling the past and of making war peak in the first quarter of mese Government^ had agreed to with this union. I plans for the future for churches, Observers questioned whether U.S. Armaments Sought $10 MILLION LOAN FOR ask for whatever they wanted for 1949, the tide of inflation was maintain close consultation on the for nations and for families." generally halted, trade recovered armed services expenditure —ex FOUR UNIONS EXPELLED their comfort and entertainment, advance of Communism in south providing it was "proper." On Commander Kellv added, "To substantially and there was a cept in. the strictly administrative east Asia. PARIH. Aug. 25 (Reuter).—The The Premier elucidated his BRITISH COLONIES prior statement that the Govern Wednesday evening the jurymen dav we are living in a law-abid- general improvement in trade sense — could be much cut. U Maung, who is leaving Lon French Government today sent a ment might be forced to recon went to the movies, taking their [ ing universe, and it is a time for balances. It was pointed out that Britain don for Rangoon this weekend, note to the Atlantic Pact powers sider existing wage regulations police escort with them, and yes I deliberate, positive action and also The report said the prog has defence commitments under Said he would return soon for stressing France's need fo*- suffi with a view to rescinding them, Part Of Development Plan terday taxis called at the New I for a test of our personal sincere- ramme's "ultimate' objective" of flHae Atlantic Pact and Western further discussions on military cient military aid to enable her now that the country's four prin Windsor Hotel to transport them I ity." "a healthy economy Independent I ^tinion. apart from commitments supplies and equipment that Brit to fulfil her defence obligations. cipal trade unions have been ex To Procure Machinery to some appropriate beach. The The service closed with the of extraordinary outside assist in Malaya, Hong Kong and else ain will provide for Burma. The text of the note was: cluded from the labour feder policemen went along as well, J singing of the hvmn "Onward ance" remains difficult but at where, and that a saving through "In pronouncing on July 27 in He reported-' that the military ation for their failure to obey an LONDON. Aug. 25—President of course. Christian Soldiers." tainable goal. reduction of services manpower favour of ratification of the North situation in Burma, which had order to return to work. Truman's "fourth point" pro might prove impossible. Atlantic Treaty, the Council of the The man whose illness caused been beset by a series of Com Republican (French upper house) "Fixing minimum and maxi gramme to develop the world's the delay in the trial, Mr. Claud The Government, it was munist and tribal insurrections, interpreting the desire of the maj mum wages is possible only by backward areas may received a William Terceira, spent yesterday thought, would not contemplate was "for the moment quite satis ority of the French Parliament, loyal cooperation between em major boost hare tomorrow if in bed, recovering from a stomach cuts in domestic social service factory" and indicated that the accompanied its vote with the ployers and workers' organi current negotiations between Mr. complaint. U.N. Group To Study Non-Self benefits except in extreme cir Burmese Government did not con following motion: sations and the Government" Mr. Eugene Black, president of the cumstances. Any trimming in thi. sider the need for financial as Fagerholm said. "Such cooper International Bank, and Lord department would probably be in sistance from the British Com "The Council of the Republic, Trefgame, chairman of Britain's at the moment when it has just ation is hardly possible with ex TUG FIREMANSUCCUMBS administration. But the Trea monwealth, requested three pelled Communists. Therefore Colonial Development Corpora Governing Territories sury so far- has apparently re months ago, was now "pressing". given a favourable opinion on the bill authorising the President of the Government may move to tion, are successfully concluded. TO INJURIES IN FIRE frained from indicating to indivi U Maung explained tbat he abolish the whole of the wage The corporation was set up 18 the Republic to ratify the Atlantic LAKE SUCCESS, August 25 dual departments precise*-direc came Britain and the United Pact, certain of interpreting the legislation." months ago to promote sound tions in which they can economise. States for three main reasons: to The worst sufferers from rein- agricultural and commercial de An inquest-will be held next (Reuter).— The UN. General real wishes of French opinion, in Wednesday night at Somerset Po Assembly's special 16-nation com Reserve Price Not Reached One source estimated Govern explain Burma's new policy of in troduction of laws of supply and velopment in the British colon vites the Government to use all lice Station on the death of 39 mittee which will study conditions ment expenditure in the current viting foreign capital into the demand into the labour market ies, and it .is now seeking from its authority with a view to ob years old Carlton McCollin, a fire in some 60 non-self governing ter At Auction Of House financial year might be £100;- country, to see what could be done would be farm hands, store and the bank a preliminary loan of taining: man on the tug Eminent, who ritories, today elected Mr. Ben 000,000 above the budget estimate about the Communist menace, and $10,000,000 with which to buy en " 'I. From the co-signatories of Continued ar. fast 2 threw himself into the harbour jamin Gerig, of the United States The reserve price of £4,500 of £3,000,000,000. to see how far the proposed union gineering and heavy equipment was not met when Mr. John of Pacific nations might go. the treaty the necessary guaran -O t available only in the United on May 30 after his clothes caught at chairman, and Mr. B. Shiva Continued on Page 3 tees so far as concerns the com fire. Rao, of India, as vice-chairman. Critchley, auctioneer, put up for He found it too early, he said, States. sale ttie one-storey stone dwelling position of the subsidiary organ The Coroner for the Eastern to formulate a definite British- 22 More Ul Areas With Dr. Enrique de Marchena. of the known as Tudor House, on Clar isms and of the defence commit Lack of the equipment—which District, the Wor. W. N. T. Wil American-Burm^s*e policy for Dominican Republic, was chosen ence Avenue, Hamilton, yesterday. tee foreseen by article nine of the amounts to . roughlv one-fifth .of liams, and a jury viewed the body Maltese Premier Sees combatting Communism. Burma "Critical Unemployment" raDoorteur. Only a handful of interested pact, notably with regard to the the corporation's total needs — at the Roval Naval Hospital Dock The United Nations charter pro was more concerned about Com is already a serious bottleneck persons attended the auction, representation of France on those WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (Reu yard yesterdav, following Mr. Mc vides that those countries which munism than tbe United States hampering colonial development which opened in the back garden Attlee; "Grim Struggle" organs. ter).—The U.S. Government to Collin's death in the mbrning. are responsible for administering and Britain "because we live at " '2. -First from the Government over wide areas. >f the premises. the door of China." night label 22 more areas of the The accident occurred on Mav territories where there is not a LONDON. Aug. 25 (Reuter).— of the United States the supply of If tite loan is approved it is The house, with three bedrooms, For a hundred miles along the nation as having a critical unem 30 just after the H.M. Dockyard full measure of self-government living room, dining room, bath Th» Maltese Premier, Dr. Paul modern armaments and equio- ployment problem meriting understood the corporation will tug "Eminent" had left a Hamil shall "accept as a sacred trust the Boffa, looking pale and Worn border the only barrier between room and kitchen, was offered tor ment indispensable to give the special Federal aid. create a subsidiary organisation ton wharf for its trip to Somerset obligation to promote to the ut after a 35 minute talk with the Burma and China is a river French armies the means'of ful to be called Colonial Develop sale with land measuring 150 ft. across which "a man can wade. This increased the list to 32 Some 50 people on the dockside most, within the system of inter jy 50 ft. Prime Minister Mr. Clement At- filling effectively the obligations ment Corporation Engineering national peace ana security estab tUSe, said tonight chaos would Moreover, U Maung added, the The Labour Department an at Hamilton suddenly saw a mar The property was being sold of defence and assistance which Limited, which will buy tractors, with his clothes on Ure run out lished by the present charter, the , strike Malta if he had to resign situation in China is still ii\ a the Atlantic Pact involves.' nouncement said* that the increase marine and industrial engines and inder the estate of the late Mr. fluid state and "some people even did not itself mean an increase on deck, pause at the railing and well-being of the inhabitants of James Pitman. tweause of a deadlock over the "In accordance with the man .equipment for cement, abbatoir, these territories." island's economic difficulties. say China will never go Com in unemployment but only that then throw himself overboard No bids were made at the auc date given to it, the French Gov electrical and agricultural pro into the harbour. The administering authorities "The struggle is grim, but I am munist. ernment has |he honour to bring the Government's search for such jects. This equipment will be tion, but there was one private bid, He observed that there had been areas had been more successful. Smoke was billowing from, the agreed to submit information Mr. Critchley stated, of £4,400. still hoping that British common- this text to ttie knowledge of the distributed to eight depots situ each year. sense will ultimately prevail," he incessant warfare in China for 38 co-signatories of the treaty as Under President Truman's aid ated at central points in the col fire room of the tujf, and while Tbe reserve price, however, was years, that the country never was plan,' areas hardest hit by unem Other seamen extinguished the Mr. Victor Hood, U N. assistant £4,500 and no sale was trans said. being the expression of funda onies. secretary general, addressing the fit. Boffa had previously des united, and that unification might mental pre-occupations of the ployment were eligible fbr special flames by playing water into the acted. not occur even now. conslderatieSP in the award of The depots Will in turn farm fire room a rowboat ferryman. Irst meeting of the special As The house was stated to be cribed his interview with Mr. French nation and its responsible out various items of equipment as sembly group, reminded dele Attlee as a "final bid" to secure In those circumstances, he said, leaders. Government contracts, construc Mr. Reginald Stovell rescued Mr .bout 35 to 40 years old and is it had been agreed that the United tion projects, business and build needed to get local projects under McCollin from the water in r gates that non-self governing ter believed to have cost a little over British renewal of a £300,000 "3?he motion corresponds to thS wav, and when these projects ore ritories, "like all other countries contribution to Malta's food sub States State Department and the ing loans and grants. badly injured condition. £1,000 at the time of construc r,..^fr,,.v.H <"^"-n»'"Ho»> that individ self-sustaining the depots will re should be in a position to profit sidies and withdrawal of dismis British and Burmese Foreign A White House official said that tion. ual and collective defence will be call equipment for use on newer Mr. McCollin's trousers and by international economic and sal notice to 1,200 workers in the Offices would "watch their steps" the &2 newly designated areas in "But that was when stone eueeuveiv assured onlv by ttie •projeejfc.* shirt had been on fire and he wa_ social programmes. Royal Naval Dockyard. and pursue informal consultations. the critical categories — those burned on both legs and one arm blocks were 25,'- a hundred, rapid and sufficient putting into "In a world Which is now too But tonight he declared he Next month a committee of having 12 per cent or more of Four-fifths of the equipment The jury are. Messrs. J. N cement was 16 a bag and codfish effect of military assistance on small tor any part to remain in would see Mr. Arfiur Creech British Commonwealth ambassa their labour force unemployed — now needed can be procured from Burnett Herkes, Arthur Tatem was 2d. a pound," commented the the one hand, and by the estab isolation, the economic and social Joiies, Colonial Secretary, -to dors that met in Rangoon to con would be added to. ten that-the sterling sources and if the loan Burrows, Rov Brav, Emanuel auctioneer. lishment, at the earliest, of a con- problems of alj unfier-developed morrow- sider what financial aid might be President already had commend is procurred it is understood this Dias, Harry Field Godfrey, Roy crete organisation within the countries, dependent and inde- A mason present said that he- **§__!* talks have not finished—give n to Burma will resume its ed to procurement and other gov will be pledged as. security for Alfred Gibbons, James Sheen and would not build the same size condition* foreseen b*"* article Continued an Page 2 Cootioued ra Page 9 on the contrary," be said. Continued oa Page 3 nine, on the other hand." ernment agencies for speeial help. I Edward Charles Cuthbert. house today ior £5,000. Page 2 •THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, AtJGUST 26, 1949 Stye Jtagai fertte BIG BATTLE FOR GREEK
Incorporating GUERRILLA STRONGHOLD The Royal Gazette (Estab. 1828) The Colonist and Dally News (Estab. 1866) Great Damage Caused By Ujfe and Canada Representatives: S. 8. Koppe Se Company, Inc. U.S. Dive Bombers 630 PHSih Avenue, New York City. ATHENS, Aug. 25 (Reuter).— . jyalted Kingdom Representatives: Sixteen American -dive bombers African & Colonial Press Agency, Ltd. GOVERNMl^T NOTlPE 8, Red Lion Square, delivered only last week were re London, W.O. 1, England. ported to have eaused great dam age today during attacks With 500- Proprietors pound bombs on the Greek guer THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 rilla stronghold in the North THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. Grammos Range. Held Street, Hamilton. Watched by King Paul of Greece, the bombers roared into Notice of Intended Marriage Manager.: FORD BAXTER action in support of fiw Greek Editor: E. T. SAVER army divisions in the third big The persons named and described hereunder have given notice battle for the Grammos heights, wbich run parallel with the Al to me of their intended marriage, namely:— FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 banian frontier. BASSEL LEON CASEY, of Pembroke Parish (Bachelor), and The battle area, covering about 200 sauare miles, was held by GLORIA ELOISE SPENSER, of Pembroke Parish (Spinster). 5,000 guerrillas. Government BRITISH STUDYING troops Were understood to he Any person knowing any just cause or impediment why this planning a pincer movement to marriage should not he allowed'should enter caveat" forthwith in the JET FLYING BOATS prevent their escape. office of the Registrar General. United Nations observers have been told by an Albanian deserter Dated 23rd day of August, 1949. Possibility Of Use On that 1.500 guerrillas, who fled into Acting Registrar General, Albania last week from the Vitsi Commonwealth Routes area, were on their way to rein- M. C. BELL, f"*c-e rebels in the Grammos re «'4*S*tf im. LONDON, Aug. 30 (Reuter)— gion. British European Airways has opened negotiations for the. pur chase of a number of Vickers Vis ISRAEUTLANSTO TAKE World Copyright. By arrangement with Evening Standard. count propeller-jet airliners. Announcing this today, the OYER BRITISH PLANT? chairman. Lord Douglas of KixtHe_- St. John's Church, Pembroke side, said the new aircraft would TEL AVIV. Aug. 24 (Reuter).~ In Bermuda be used with the 20 Airspeed Am An Israeli Government spokes Sunday, August 28th bassadors already ordered. man tonight refused to comment Snoopy The Cow Gets British West Indian Airways, on reports that the Israeli Gov associate of B.O.A.C.. will use ernment was considering nation 8.00 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION Viscounts to link the West Indian alisation of the British-owned "The Millionaire Chasers islands with the American con Palestine Potash Company. * Herself Into Trouble tinent. He said the Israeli Government Celebrant: THE LORD BISHOP The cruising speed of the Vis committee set up last year to Ifi Pep Up The Bait" count is stated to be more than survey Dead Sea development GSCEQLA, Wisconsin, Aug. 25 Dedication of Altar Book presented by 300 miles per hour at 25.000 feet. prospects submitted its report Loretta Young Loses Baby (Reuter). — Snoopy, an athletic It will have a gross weight of today. bovine, has emulated the feat of Continued from Page 1 Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham 50.000 pounds and carry 40 pas Grady, the world-famous Okla makers depart and before the Mr. Julius Simon, a director of LOS ANGELES, August 25 homa cow, by jumping through a Russians Release British senger^. Palestine Potash, said the com (Reuter).—Film actress Loretta ultra-rich arrive in the spring. 11.00 a.m. MATINS AND SERMON The first Viscounts are exoeeted pany would issue a statement anal]: opening in a silo. Young today lost the baby she But Snoopy plunged 12 feet be Students To Films RIVAL NUMBER TWO to come into service in 1952 or soon. and her husband, Thomas A. earlv 1953. fore she stepped in an under The Moores Story. John Moores, Preacher: The Lord Bishop Palestine Potash's huge £1,- Lewis, a radio advertising exe ground silo. Grady at least was HELSINKI, Aug. 25 (Reuter).— the pools fetog, came here to con Sir Miles Thomas, chairman of 1000,000 potash fertilizer plant at cutive, had expected in February. at ground level. Frontier reports said tonight that valesce, and so liked the island British Overseas Airway* speak- the south end of the Dead Sep 4JTOtf«. Later Miss Young underwent a The black and white Snoopy, 24-year-old Norman Green, Brit that in August, 1947 he bought ing of British aircraft industry war recently handed back to the minor operation. who weighs 650 lbs., got herself ish technical college student who Elbow Beach Surf Club, the only competition with the United British firm after being guarded crossed into Russian territory last big hotel right on the ocean. States said: "The mammon oi mass by an Israeli garrison sinee the Doctors at the hospital said she through a silo opening 21 inches would be confined there for sev wide and 30 inches high on Wed month, was returned to Finland Bermudians say his was the production is his Achilles heel, end ot? the British mandate in nesday. tonight under guard. be§t buy cl all the Britons. He is less light of food, less nimble May 1948. eral days.. He is said to have paid £350,000 in adapting new ideas awl new Snoopy's •owner, Everett Lamp- Russian' soldiers were reported British Garrison Prospect man, had decided that the only to have handed him over to Fin to the Ideal owj^er, Harold (Pop) techniques to his ponderous if Frith, on terms that Frith kept a powerful production machinery. way to get the cow out of hey nish frontier police who put him circular cell is to raise the level on the Helsinki train under escort. small interest and paid for most Tenders are invited for the emptying of ali "That should enable us in Brit of the silage to the small opening. The guards were Berorted to of the post-war renovations. War Department ashpits, refuse receptacles and ain to hold our ground." So he is going to start filling have refused to allow him to be Balding Bob Scott, 37-year-old incinerators at WARWICK CAMP for the period Sir Miles said investigations Says Finland Must Win the silo ahead of schedule.' interviewed because his transfer assistant general manager of lst October, 1949, to 31 March, 1950. were now being made into the Friday aftefnbon, he expects to | was "secret," and to have said he Littlewoods Pools, forswore the possibility of a six-jet engined idea tbat Bermuda, is a spring flight-refuelled long range fly start cutting maize, weather per will be questioned by state police Pull particulars and tender forms may be mitting. Neighbours have volun in Helsinki after his arrival to time only resort for millionaires, ing boat for use on Common teered their help. and concentrated on the younger obtained from the undersigned between the wealth routes. Showdown With Reds morrow morning. set in summer. o hours of 8.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. and 4.30 o A day's steady cutting, hauling By forming his own local band and shredding should fill the 12 p.m. daily Continued from Paje ] and keeping managerial over India's Exports To Hard $10 Million Loan Far foot of space, bringing Snoopy AUTO-CYCLIST LOSES heads to a minimum he offers ac Completed tender forms should be clearly office clerks and lumberjacks, in up to ground level.: commodation to 400 at £3 in British Colonies the Premier's opinion. Except for Snoopy unwittingly is going to clusive daily up, and most weeks marked "Tender for Emptying Ashpits" and Currency Areas Drop a lucky tew exceptions, wages help out on the job, but not-eat C0NTR&, CUTS HEAD when the Queen of Bermuda ar should be delivered to the undersigned by 11 would drop along the entire line, ing. She's going to do a bit of rives, he has an overflow. a.m. on Friday, 2nd September, 1949. (Special to The New Tork Times CoDtinucd from P&t 1 J_e_, predicted. and Tbe Boyal Gazette) : trompine to help pack tbe sbred- I Wins'ow H. Bassett, of Pera| He estimates that he will take NEW DELHI, Aug. 25.—India's the remaining o&Vfifth obtairifed ?f the Communists form a fed ded maize stalks. broke West, suffered a cut on his 1.500.000 United States dollar, The lowest or any tender will not neces jn the United States. ore he d export trade with hard currency eration of their own they may get As for gettbw Snoopy out of 1Ji^* i ? _*& »**bt when he lost and. 800,000 Canadian this year, sarily be accepted. countries for the first half of this By the terms of its charter the above 100.000 members, Mr. small opening Lampman _ says WMJtrol of his awte-btorie and and says. "We are doing very corporation has authority to in year declined by a rupee equival Fagerholm said. "But their leav he's going to fvofayabeuii *at I crashed into a wal nicely. Mr. Moores is very ent of $46,000,000 compared with vest —110,000.000 with a proviso, ing us Is by no means certain: when he gats to it. He already has House Inn on the North Shore pleased." K. W. ADAMS, however, that each investment Four unions expelled by ihe exe Road, Devonshire. last year, the Ministry of Com a cue from the Grady situation— RIVAL NUMBER THREE Major, merce announced today. must be a paving proposition and cutive committee decision yester grease Snoopy, then push and Basset, who is about 32 years Officer Commanding, that the corporation must pay its day have 80.000 members or 25 of age, was passing a carriage A press note -«aid there was a putt The Yule Story. Wealthy Lady Royal Army Service Corps, considerable fall in export of own wav "taking one year with per cent of the federation's total when the accident occurred. Yule often came to Bermuda ii It was Snoopy's love of freedom Bermuda. jute goods because of present high I another." but many may return to the'fold that got bar into trouble. Lamp- He was taken to hospital hut her own yacht and was the first priees, appearance of substitutes Under the direction of Lord once we form new unions." map uiscvere<| tbe heifer con released after treatment. Two Briton to reopen an hotel, on May 41l3tm tu w thf m overseas markets and the bust- Trefgame, a successful business VITAL FIGHT tentedly munching in a fijjld of stitched" were needed to close tbe 1, 1947, when she took over Bel ness recession in America- Hard executive, the corporation in its It is vital for the nat'^n to lush, grew maize — where she wound. mont Manor. currency countries imported in first 18 mopths of existence hgg ficht down the Communist threat, wasn't supposed to he He chased It has accommodation for 200 its a ™pee completed its preparatory studies Mr. Fagerholm stated. "It is not her into the barn and locked the own golf course perched on 200 equivalent of $83,000,0Qfl worth and planning but ft the same time the first time they have tried to door. Snoopy spotted the^silo DRY MltBEDTO CHECK acres and some of the best post of jute goods against $116,000,000 has invested in 17 projects in- create disorder, but it is the larg opening, and made her leap to card views of Bermuda. for the corresponding period iri yolvina about £12,000.000. It is est and best planned." he said. incarceration. So the £300,000 she is said to 1948. The jute industry in Cal 'Finnish Communists do not seem FRENCH FOREST FIRES Bermuda Bakery Limited currently studying 74 more en Snoopy spent an uneventful have paid is as much an invest cutta has been facing a crisis for tailing far greater expenditure. to like development along normal ment in land as it is in an hotel. some time. Faced with an un peaceful lines. During the last first nigbt in ber silo prison but PARIS, Aug. 25 (Renter).— A steady supply of raw jute from The corporation has organised today was restless and lonesome. Freneh bomber today produced a When first opened it did good two years we have made eood business with the middle-aged Pakistan on the one hand and the colonial empire into five progress on the road to stabili She bawled a few times though short shower over the fire devas the piling up of manufactured major administrative regions, the muzzle that Lampman placed tated areas near here by scattering set at 70s daily up. But it is quiet sation. Inflation has been ar now. The Adjourned Annual General Meeting goods o» the other, industry has namely the West Indies, West rested, production increased and on her nose to prevent her from dry ice in tbe clouds. been compelled to regulate work Africa, Central Africa, East overeating silage still left over She also bought Inverurie, a taxes lowered. The Communists Two small forest fires flared up smaller hotel for SO people which ing of mills. Manufacturers in Africa, and the Far East, and in viewed this unapprovingly. We from last year. Furthermore, today in the Landes and Gironde of the Shareholders of the above Company consultation with the central each it has or will invest its funds she'll be weerhi^ the nose, piece has closed for the summer be have been successful in meetins Departments, but were quickly cause of shortage of labour. Government have decided to elpse to promote local agriculture, ani their challenge so far and we must until the filling job is completed. extinguished. down mills for seven days each mal husbandry, fisheries, miner RIVAL NUMBER FOUR will be held at THE OFFICE of E. B. see this thing through to a show The Stephenson Story. Sir Wil month to maintain prices of fin als, engineering and works, fact down." ished goods at reasonable levels. ories, marketing and hotels. liam Stephenson is a 53-year-old HONEYBORNE, Bermuda Fire Marine However the industry hopes tho The strike continues to tie up Canadian industrialist. Projects under way include de shipping apd building trades, but position will considerably im velopment of gold dredging in His £ 1 million British syndi prove with arrival in October of no new strikes have been added, cate now controls the Bermudi Building (second floor), on Tuesday, new stocks from Pakistan. British Guiana sealing in the Fak- although the schedule called lor land Islands, poultry and general Failure of Hague Talks ana, accommodation 450, the St. NEW DELHI. Aug. 25 (Reuter) sailors to join today. George. 200 the Mid-Ocean Golf August 30th, 1949, at 2.00 o'clock in the [ farming in West Africa, tung oil HELSINKI, Finland. Aug. 25 The Government of India today production in Central Africa and Club—said to be the third best decides to impose a licence im- hemp growing in North Borneo (Reuter).— Nineteen of Finland's golf course in the world, with afternoon. mediately on certain sterling area _ the latter in partnership with 23 ports were closed for the sixth Archie Compston as pro — and day today as a result of Com imports. an American-owned firm in the A Communist Victory? Castle Harbour Hotel. A press note of India's Com munist-led strikes ior higher Tbe Bermudiana has been turn Philippines. wages. merce Ministry said it was con The immediate ohject of the ed into a bed -and-breakfast hotel E. B. HONEYBORNE, sidered expedient to have closer More than 50,000 men from tbe Continued from Pago 1 at 35s daily. corporation is to promote and transport, provisions and build ELBOW REACH SURF control over imports after a develop in the colonies raw ma If the Communists win all China The St. George is closed for the comprehensive review of the for ing workers, the timber floaters their capacity for influencing and summer, and the golf club has Secretary. terials and crops that caa be sold and tbe wood workers' unions are eign exchange position in light of in dollar areas and simultaneous CLUB NOTES causing trouble among three to never made money. 4371 + f. the recent Indo-Uaited Kingdom still on strike, but about tbe same tour million Chinese in Indonesia, On private estates here the rich ly to raise living standards of number have re&irned to work. financial agreement. colonial populations by fostering The usual gay crowd assembled mainly concentrated in Java and pay £3,000 an acre to build and | Ii Four unions have been expelled o paying industries. The proposed qn the patio last Monday evening West Borneo is expected to be get both privacy and exemption from the trades union federation. increased. Sultan from death duty. CANADIAN STEAMSHIP dollar loan from the Internation The wood workers will be ex to enjoy the fflciftttes ot tbe Surf | eon«derably al Bank, Lord Trefgarne pointed Club and to participate in tiie fes Hamid noted that more pictures Old Etonian Colonel Michael pelled unless they resume work of Chiank Kai-shek disappeared Henderson manager of the syndi REFLOATED out, would have the effect far by Saturday. tival night. At 11:00 p.m. the bal PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BOARD out of proportion to its actual loons were released and the fol from Chinese homes in Indonesia cate—the Bermuda Development FLUSHING, Holland, Aug. 25 value in helping colonies to self- lowing persons were the lucky after each Communist victory. Company — is concentrating oa (Reuter).—The 7,159-ton Cana sufficiency and in helping the winners: Castle Harbour, the £ 1 million CHURCHILL RECOVERING Dr. Hatta, who will be one of showplace for 5Q0 guests. dian steamship Mont Gaspe of the sterling area solve its dollar diffi Miss Jane O'Brien, New Jer the strongest personalities in the Montreal Shipping Company, culties. £ 400,000 is being spent to re p FROM CHILL sey; Miss Phyllis Martin, Wilmin- new United States of Indonesia, open it next February. which last night went ashoie in o ton, Del.; Miss E. Lang, Chicago, said he favoured allowing the Part Time ^ the Scheldt River, was refloated 111.; Mrs. D. Engelbrecht, Port- Forty workmen have been CAP D'AJL, France, Aug. 25 Communists to exist as a legal flown in from Warrington, Lan this' morning with the assistance chester, N.Y.; Mrs. G. Graham, narty on the theory that it was erf a Dutch tug. FMR YEARS' GAOL FOR (Reuter).—Mr. Winston Churchill Mount Vernon. N.Y.: Miss M. Per- | cashire to work stripped to army is recovering from a chill and better to give them an outlet that shorts 60 hours a week for £ 15 rill, Xenia, Ohio: Mrs. E. Zajec, could be watched than to force Bus Drivers Needed plans to fly to Strasbourg for the Bermuda; Miss G. Musiarz. De a week and board. Another 401 MURDER OF RROTHR European Assembly Saturday them underground. will be flown out soon. on a four-monthly contract to drive buses at CHESS PROBLEM troit; Miss J. Sparks, Wilmington, Henderson is converting the morning, it was learned tonight Del.; Miss G. Rowcroft. Long Is From interviews with both tiie following times:— (Ne. 2867) BESELEN, Aug. 23 (Reuter).— at Lord Beaverhrook's villa here land, N.Y.: Miss E. Zuller, Long hotel into a small township, with A criminal court today sentencsd where Mr- Churchill is a guest leaders, it emerged that the fed its own shops, docks, and bus By A. K. ELWORTHY 19-year-otd Ingrid Meyer to feyr T«land, N.Y.; Miss F. Cacioono, eralists led by the Sultan would service to toe Mid-Ocean Golf 1.00 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. Daily Except Sundays Lord Beaverbrook will fly to Great Neck, Long Island, N.Y.; he most adamant in negotiations Black, 9 pieces years' imprisonment for the mur London about the same time. Mrs. J. MeEntegart, N.Y.C.; Mrs. Club, its own launches direct to 5.15 p.m. to 1.25 a.m. " " Fridays der of her eight-year-old brother Mr. Churchill was taken ill af With the Dutch avet the future of the Queen of Bermuda. whom she had bound and gagged Morton, Green, N.Y.; Miss E. New Guinea. The Republicans 4° But he's not aiming for the mil 6.15 p.m. to 2.25 a.m. " " Sundays ter bathing, ~and fearing throm Gupka, Detroit. Mid).;; Miss E. not seem to case much one way, before putting Mm into a chest bosis sent for Lord Moran, his Medenwold. Washington, D.C; lionaires' trade just in tbe spring. where he suffocated. personal physician, who flew from Mrs. R. Patterson. Cleveland, or another whether it becomes He says he wants to attract the * 4.55 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. " " Sundays In order to be unobserved while London. part of tiie new federation or re American junior executive, the robbing her father's wardrobe, OMo; Mrs. F. Fahey, Boston, mains under Dutch rule. But tbey £2,000 to £ 3,000 -a-year man on 1 Mass.; Miss M. Phillips. the girl invited her little brother will support the Federalists case his summer holidays. In addition, Drivers Who are interested* in to let himself be trussed up "like UNERJCOMBED FOR Mrs. T. Davis, ol Detroit, Mich to make it part of the new coun AND FINALLY . . . other part-time driving for any four or more a cowboy at the stake." The boy igan, was the whaner of tbe cham try. aS**! Can all these hotels pay? Mr. days oi the week, or on Sundays only, are asked consented and even smiled when pagne, and Mips E. A. Wilson. H. J. Fitzpatrick, who is chairman to communicate with Mr. J. B. ^atlinglon, the she started to gag him. He began DIAMOND SMUGGLING Dobbs Perry, N.Y.,'won a pair of Increasingly the possibility of of tbe Bermuda Currency Control to struggle only when she lifted sunglasses. joint Dutch-Indonesian trustee Board knows how much hotels Deputy Director of Public Transport, as soon as him up to puot him into an empty NEW YORK. Aug, 555 (Reuter) —. o - ship ovsef -flew Guinea is heard take in dollars, and how much possible. chest, carefully closing the lid af —Customs agents scoured the as a solution or tbis problem. Cer they spend in supplies from Am terwards. liner Queen Mary from stem to tainly tbe future of the island erica. Half-an-hour later she opened stern today for a reported $40,000 SIR HARRY LAUDER IS would not be allowed to threaten He says: "Bermuda may he a Note: Only licensed Drivers (taxi, truck, * the chest to discover that the boy worth of smuggled diamonds. a general settlement. small colony, but I found the private car, etc.) need apply. White, 8 pieces. was dead. "We just found tbe usual IN 'CRITICAL CONDITION people smart business men. If White to play a«d mate in two. o amount of attempted smuggling, the Bermudians could not make Solution to Problem No. 2866: but no diamonds," a Customs STRATHAVEN, Scotland, Aug. there was no change in bis "c*rit- hotels pay I do not see how ttie H. J. KITCHEN, 1, R (H7)— Kt7, any; 2, Q, or R Electron microscopes can show officer said- 25 (Reuter).—Doctors attending ical" condition. British can expect to. I think tbe Director of Public Transport. ieh, or dis ch^mates. ___.... particles af about one 8,000,000th It was one of tbe most intensive Sir Harry Lauder, 79 year old Sir Harry is -suffering from | Bermudians got out at the right _249tw t«. i oi an inch in size. hunts in the liner's history. Scottish comedian, said tonight cerebral thrombosis and uraPSiifl. time." mmf
THE ROYAL "GAZETTI^tyRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 Page 3 U.S., Britain And Burma by Britain To Reduce Budget Shanghai Laifie's Doeskin Gloves SYDNEY Close Consultation On Red £150 MiUion In 1950; Not SMITH Made in England from fine selected skina:^ keeps up Advance In Southeast Asia that will give you excellent wear and are On Forces, Social Services guaranteed washable. Continued iron Page 1 2 NEW CANADIAN CABINET discussions. When aid was origin In such well known .makes as the Kerans touch Continued from Page t ally requested the government had APPOINTMENTS MADE "DENTS" and FOWNES. last, control of many areas to in SHANGHAI.— Three thousand ernment has declared illegal. .Snnclal to The New York Times*.. 'and The Boyal Gazette) Britons at the business end of surgents, and rice and other pro OTTAWA, Aug. 24 (Reuter) — "Where is the backing from LONDON, Aug. 25.— A prefer trading was a stimulus to trade ducts were blocked in ttie interior. In White, Natural and Colours Communist fury over the Ame home we expected?" ential trading system must be had been proved "a eomplete fal Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent thyst escape are giving the Ker- Now, U Maung asserted, the today announced two Cabinet DOLLAR COST adopted "not only within the Brit lacy!" situation was much improved and ans touch to their determination ish Empire but within other em Rejection of the non-discrimin changes the appointment of two to stay on in captured Shanghai. The American Taipan replies: the government did not wish to of his ministers to Quebec court "You British always believe in pires and such regions as may ation principle by Britain in 1932. assume the obligation of a foreign The Linen & Scotch Wool Shop Above the skyscrapers of the rolling with the punch. That suitably be attracted to the prin it added, was followed by "an all loan if it could be avoided. posts. Bund which is Shanghai's busi ciple if "the world outside worth round increase in legitimate trade would cost an American firm in As to joining other Asian and The Postmaster General, Mr. ness waterfront the house flags Shanghai £25,000 a month today. America is to recover," the bulle because what was needed then, as Pacific nations in an anti-Com 4370+f. of British traders flutter along tin of the Empire Industries As now, was balance." Ernest Bertrand, will take a post "So far as we are concerned, a munist defence pact, U Maung on the King's Court bench ih side the red flags of the Commu Communist is a Communist. But sociation and British Empire Lea WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (Reu said: "The idea underlying a nist Military Government. gue declared today. ter). British officials here made it Montreal and the Solicitor Gen out here you British think he is Pacific union is good. I have eral, Mr. Joseph Jean, will be- Whether or not the 3,000 Brit a Chinese. Okay. See what it costs clear today that Britain would nothing to say against it, but-1 The terms of the United States not ask at the September dollar come a judge of the Superior ons haul down their flags and go you—and you asking for more am not quite sure that this is the Court district of Montreal. home depends on two things: loan to Britain, the bulletin said, talks for a new loan or for any right moment or that the move dollars from us!" have ensured that American ex money and prestige. The British Taipan again: Go other form of dollar assistance ment is sponsored by the right Mr. Hughes LaPointe, - Liberal It is costing the sterling area ports . "shall remain a dominant from the United States, nor would people." back to 1840. See what we've gone feature of world trade for an in member of Parliament for the half a million pounds a month to through in China in wars and an they press for an increase in the — o Quebec constituency of Lotbin- End of Season Sale stay on in Shanghai—to maintain definite period." "Under the price of gold. ti-foreign risings since then. This Havana Charter and Geneva tariff iere and parliamentary assistant and staff idle factories, is just a squall. We've President Truman said tonight DISCOVER ARMS WHILE to the Minister for External Af Starved mills. ianchored agreement, the bulletin, added tyiere had been no bitter words Begins Saturday, August 27th weathered Worse. We can, empires and other regions "may fairs, becomes the new Solicitor fleets of tugs and lighters weather this." between the British and United INVESTIGATING FIRES General. miles of barren wharves well. combine among themselves States Governments over the dol British business i n to develop their production to a Mr. Edouard Rinfret. Liberal and acres of empty ware Shanghai is worried by lar crisis. He made it clear that BORDEAUX. Aug. 25 (Reuter). for Montreal-Outremont, is ap houses. point whereat it can offset Ameri he deplored recriminations that Men's Athletic Vests . 2/11 the strong suspicion that can exports." —Police investigating the disas- pointed the new Postmaster Gen There is little comfort America on a high level had recently been a feature of terous fires in the Bordeaux re eral. newspaper despatches. Men's Striped Shorts _ % 3/11 in blaming all this on is using that dollar argu The bulletin said the . theory gion have discovered 15 cases of Men's Silk Socks „„ 2/- Chiang Kai-shek's ail* ment to pull us out of that elimination of preferential arms and ammunition on an and blockade since the Communist China with Some natives ei Borneo prefer estate near the village of La Dish Cloths 10d British and the Ameri them. And feelings are to eat eggs that are nearly ready Brede, which was threatened by cans are daily blamed, growing a little sharp. to hatch. the blaze. Striped Kitchen Towels ...» ...... 1/10 warned and threatened The question of wheth ope a self-sufficient internal Face Cloths 10d for instigating and tacit economy—ti^en Shanghai is com er British flags can con mercially sentenced to death. If ly supporting the block tinue to fly in Shanghai, Striped and Flowered Percales 3/- ade. that is the Communist*..jtatention, ^JteODYBOXfS despite'the Americans, is then it makes sense of their policy tOWtflOte, COMFORT Flowered Cretonnes . . 4/6 There is no comfort in the real most likely to be settled by the in Shanghai, where they'are ali Children's Cotton Socks ...., 1/H isation that the crushing new Communist reaction to an indefi enating the foreigners and Communist land taxes totalling nite blockade. squeezing the maximum amount Men's White Handkerchiefs 1/- nearly £1 million a year on Brit Those reactions now are to of foreign 'exchange Out of them You're Playing Safe Table Oilcloth, white and coloured 3/11 ish interests alone could still be move factories out of Shanghai by crippling taxation. paid if the port was open. into North China. Backed by the The prospect of trying to liqui Torchon Edging from 4d While the British are still wil new Manchurian trade pact with date the vast British interests ih WHEN Men's Felt Hats „. 10/6 and 12/6 ling to wait for the political Russia, they plan to reorient their Shanghai on such a basis makes clouds and the blockade to break, trade policy and concentrate on it worth the costly gamble of Men's Panama Hats 25/- the Americans are not. the development of Northern and waiting for the "squall" to pass. Reduced Prices on all Ladies' Hats. READY TO GO Central China productive re And then — well, the British sources. were never very good at hauling You Fit a Lucas The American consulate-gener If they can do this—and devel- down the flags. al, with its natural precision, says there are exactly 1,554 American (§M citizens'left in Shanghai. All but a handful on essential duties are Cycle Dynamo J. H. ROBINSON & CO. prepared to wind-up and get out. LIVE ELECTRICALLY Queen Street Of the British riot more than 400 are ready to go and they are End of Summer The Dependable Reserve Light ENJOY THE Wi^tn&tcet mostly women and children. 435»tf, The British and American Tai- 4J5ff»tf. pans — managing directors of At AH Dealers major firms in Shanghai—^daily 2SHOE SALE get involved in an increasing di WSSM$t^^M%0S^$S$MsivM vergence of policy which must be WOMEN'S White Sandals and Two-Toned Shoes satisfying to the Communists, Greatly Reduced The Lucas House Says tiie British Taipan: "We were advised by the British Am bassador that essential staff CHILDREN'S White Sandals should not run away. Now the I 3907 Foreign Office seems to have Sale Price 7/6 «P started to hang on to the coat- tails of the U.S. State Department mr\(. on China policy. 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Musson 0 wicket was claimed by Joe Swain Philip Mickman, 18-year-«id LOW PRICE B. Gibbons, b Tucker 36 British schoolbojf. bpcame the son. Andler "Head" Edwards and V. Hollis, b Paynter „ ™ _. 39 A. Burgess both scored 28 runs, Find Difficulty Making flI^«wimn*t«*'to conquer the Eng Large Crowd Witness Annual Ch. Gibbons (capt.), c D. Musson, lish Channel tfcta year when he Electric Hot Plates, Toasters although Burgess was not out r when tbe tenth wicket was claim b Lambe ..„-_._. 15 Runs On Tricky Pitch emerged from tt* W»<*r »* °°™ and Hand Irons ed. A. Edwards, b Lambe 28 on Wednesday morning TOe Cup Game At DarreU's Field B. E. Outerbridge, b Harvey ...*... 4 stocky youngste* was timed at S3 B. Lambe's three for 23 was the A. Burgess, not out 38 LONDON, Aug. 25 (Reuter)— hours and 48 minutes, the second We Deliver best bowling analysis of the in L. Trott, b Lambe •,._ —.. 0 Middlesex, who need to win their slowest Grossing in/history, alter The Bailey's 'Bay Cricket Club were crowned champions of nings, While Maurice Musson final match against Derbyshire claimed two for 15. L. Philpott, c Tucker, b Swainson 8 battling ebb tides and currents the Counties yesterday afternoon as they defeated the Cleveland Extras ...,.*&..—_ .._..... 24 to make sure of at least sharing most ai the way. The Arcade Furniture Co. County Cricket Clrib in the final for the County Cup. Bailey's Bay The defending champions lost « - the championship, .were given a Philip's fa1toe*r~who accom their first wicket With three runs TOTAL SS£. .- 2*1 shock today when Derbyshire Burnaby Street Phone 3054 amassed 241 runs in their innings and skittled the County team on the heard and their second Bowling: O. W. shot them out for 130 runs, and panied him on the trip in a boat, out for 147. Cleveland County were the defending champions, having with 17. H. Smith, opening bats M. Musson 'ygb. 6 2 than took a first innings lead of called to Philip to quft, but the 94*9T' ip. man, and M. Musson then carried A youngster refused to be pulled won the Cup from Bailey's Bay last "year. J. Swalnson ™ 5.1 1 8fl. into the pilot boat and fought on A large crowd was assembled at before the latter was bowled. He the score to 67 before Musson was B. Tucker ..„ 7 1 But Derbyshire also found diffi caught after scoring 20. Q. Harve; J&...., 5 <'t* to complete the goal he has twice the* small DarreU's field at Harris' had scored 36. culty tn making runs on a tricky before felled to reach. Bay to see the annual classic, The next two batsmen fell for B. Brangman 2 0 pitch at Lords and at close of V. Hollis then partnered Lowe 30 runs and from then on wickets M. Paynter os_.-.—....».-. 4 2 play thev were only 181 runs which is rated second only to the and helped 'carry the score past annual Somerset-St. George's Cup fell cheaply and quickly. Q. Har D. Musson 2 0 ahead with their last pair of bats the century and on to 137 before vey, scored 26 runs and Joe Swain B. Lambe 4 3 men at the wicket. Glamorgan, first innings, 353. . match. being bowled. Hollis had scored son 12. Swainson's wicket fell and CLEVELAND COUNTY Yourkshire maintained their Worcestershire vs. Northamp AUSTIN DEVON Bailey's Bay started their in 39 runs for runner-up honours on 147 was on the scoreboard, and H. Smith, b Edwards 39 keen challenge by finishing the tonshire at Worcester. Worcestershire, first innings, nings badly and had two wickets his team. Soon after, opening bats tbe next three fell without an B. Lambe. e wk, b B. Glbbons ...... 1 day against Gloucestershire, need man Lowe was caught after hav addition. D: Musson, b B. Gibbons. , 12 ing only 62 runs to win with eight 479 for 9 wickets declared; North Bermudas Car of the Year down for 18.runs. However, a amptonshire, first innings, 271 for stand between H. Lowe and R. ing scored the top individual tally Edward's three for 19 and B. M. Musson, c and b Ch. Gibbons .... 30 wickets in hand. of the match, 53. F. Grant (capt.,, c Edwards, b Ch. Freddie Brown, England and 6 wickets. Gibbons carried the score to 69 Outferbridge's two for 12 were Yorkshire vs. Gloucestershire largely due for the success of the Gibbons :.-„ .„._. 0 Northamptonshire captain, com B. Tu6ker, c B. Gibbons, b Phllpott 6 pleted the double of 1,000 run. at Hudderf ield. Bailey's Bay bowlers. R. Gibbons Q. Harvey, c B. Gibbons, b Edwards 26 Gloucestershire, first innings, got a pair of wickets for 23 and and 100 wickets in the sea wn J. Swainson. lbw B. Outerbridge .... 12 when he had scored six runs 77, second innings, 213; York captain Chester Gibbons got a M. Paynter, c Lowe, b Edwards 0 shire, first innings, 181, second pair for 21. against Worcestershire. B. Brangman, c Ch. Gibbons, b B. Harold Gimblett, Somerset, innings, 68 for 2 wickets., IVIMMMMM/A! Outerbridge 0 completed his 2,000 runs for the Essex vs. Lancashire at Clacton «BHi1>60D!. B. Smith, not out 0 season in the match against Not —Lancashire won by 10 wickets. Extras _....» 21 tinghamshire. Lancashire, first innings, 331, The close of play scores: second innings, 3 for no wicket; TOTAL tJL „...„ 147 Kent vs. New Zealand at Can Essex, first innings, 184, second Bowling: jg 1 O. M. W. B. innings, 169. 0 2 23 terbury. B. Gibbons ..„ 5 New Zealand, first innings, 358, o FLASHLIGHT A. Edwards H&fe-r 91 3 3' 19 0 0 12 second innings, 139 for 4 wickets; Most rural mail boxes in the ON DISPLAY H. Lowe - 3 0 2 21 Kent, first innings, 184. U.S. are made of galvanized sheet Ch. Gibbons 6 0 0 10 Derbyshire, first innings, 228, steel. A. Burgess 1 1 second innings, 02 for 9 wickets; UNIT CELLS A. Trott „3._; 2 Crtepi 0 Middlesex, first innings, li_9. L. PWlpott Jj& 4 Young, Trott & Co., Ltd, 0 Surrey vs. Warwickshire at 11M Quick B. Outerbridge 1 Oval. 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SODAS FOREST HILLS >$|few York) With Absolutely Cleati Slate Mosquito, the International 14- Aug. 26 QKeuter).—: Australia foot dinghy owned and sailed by Mosquito finished in first posi Shamrock And H.D.C. Take challenged the United States for Major Keith Adams, won ttie race tion therefore, Shamrcsck with the Davis Cup for the third suc Top tea*}*- in the ##st Division Leonard DeMoura, b Pitman S sponsored by the Bermuda Sail Forester Cooper skipper was sec Second Positions WYesterday cessive year today and were ex of the Bermuda Cricket Associa J. DeCoute, c Bridges, b Osborn .... 3 boat Club yesterday. ond and Sandys, sailed by J. C. pected to make a closer Sid for tion, the Southampton Sports Club Manuel Simons, run out 7 Only four dinghies turned out Cooper Jr. placed third. the world's foremost international yesterday fljtSshed their season Joe Simons, not out 4 The crew of the Port Koyal, |jted dinghy of the Southampton to be started. Mosquito, Flamingo, tennis trophy than in 1948 when without any losses on their re Extras 13 Shamrock and Sandys were at the Boat and Sports Club, were shouting for the Green Pepper yes they lost all five matches. cord books. A41 theh* gaanes play starting line off White's Island terday when the second dinghy race was completed at Mangrove The challenge round was sche ed in the FJ-rst Division were vic- TOTAL „.." 130 when the gun was fired. torious ones. Bowling: o. M. W. B. Tuckers Commission House Bay. They had reason to holler "Bring on the Green Pepper," for duled to open on the famous stad Read The Morning Paper ium courts at 3.00 p.m. local time In their last game J&'the season, L. Tatem '.. 70 2 25 *ftenin©E>-famped into the lead the Port Royal took both fitted dinghy races, sponsored yesterday with F. R. (Ted) Schroeder, played at Cavendish Field yester A. Pitman 9 0 1 25 and held' that position all the way King Street Phone 3194 by the Sandys Boat Club, and would ha*/e liked to have finished America's holder of the Wjatofcle- day, against the Serpentine Re- E. Osborn '. 8 3 2 18 around tiie course which took the dinghies from White's • Island to For He Latest Hews _359ff. in these positions racing against their arch rival. W.% don title, meeting Billy Sidwell. eJreation Club, Southampton won A. W. Flood 5 0 4 38 They were to be followed by by 98 runs. J. Ingham 2 0 0 11 Palm Ridge, to Hinson's Island The Port Soya! was beautifully 4:01.19 12 Richard (Pancho) Gonzales, tJhft- Strangely enough, the South SERPENTINE B.C. Bay, back to Palm Ridge, back to handled in both of yesterday's H.D.C 16'i ed States singles champion, versus ampton victory came about with B. Christensen, c J. Simons, b Cor Hinson's Island and then to tiie races. She took the lead ten sec S.B.C 4 .tftjlt 3 Frank Sedgman, the Australian but three "A" League cricketers day 5 finish line. onds from the start of each race D.N.S. 12 Vi title-holder. playing for them, and the "A" F. Williams, b E. DeCosta 4 Mac Paschal, shipper of the and kept working out an advan Green Pepper D.N.S. 9 The doubles will be played on Leaguers were able to make but J. Ingham, c DeCoute, b Corday 6 Flamingo, after putting the red tage over the other boats in the D.N.S. 4 Saturday and the final two Sin 11 runs among them. Tony Corday A. Pitman, c M. Simons, b DeCosta 8 hulled dinghy across the line well fleet. In the first race she had D_ft_S. 2 gles on Sunday. got a "djuck," as did Frank Corday, J. Christensen, c B. Madeiros. b De ahead of the rest of the fleet, abdUt'a quarter of a mile on the .SECOND BACK Mr. Alrick Man, United States while E. DeCosta breutfht an 11. Costa 2 withdrew from the race. He in- second boat, Shamrock, and al Start: 4:53 p.m. Wind: west-north non-playing captain, said that he The Serps team were handi h. Tatem, b DeCosta 0 formed the committee that he had most a full lap on the third boat, west, 12 knots. Course: Sugar Cane Point was confident the Americans capped by the fact that they were B. Osborn, c Baymond Madeiros, b to King's Point, seven legs. able to use only nine men at fouled the first buoy—off Palm S.B.C, at the finish. would retain the cup. But he Corday ; 2 Ridge. Boat Finish said that he did not expect a run bat, although they did have the H. Bridges, not out .'. 1 By taking both races yesterday, Port, Roval 5:29.20 regulation number of fielders, It was no fault of either Mac Pott RSsyal not only captured the away IPin." Extras 2 H.D.C. II 5:31.17 "I will be happy if our boys using substitutes. PaSchal or his crew, Sydney Greet, ARTISTS' SUPPLIES Sandys Boat Club shield, but also 5:31.42 the Trade Development Board Shamrock II . win three of the five matches," Although not shining with the TOTAL 32 S.B.C 5:33.07 he said. "The Australians are bat, the "A" League men turned Bowling: O. M. W. B. Cup, the former trophy being E. DeCosta 9 3 4 10 given for the first of yesterday's going to find it very difficult to in stellar performances with the best either Schroeder or Gon ball. E. T)eCesta took four wick F. Corday 9 1 4 20 races, and the latter cup being ets for ten runs, while F. Corday awarded the dinghy with the best YKTERDAH BRITISH zales." Mr. Cliff Sproule, the Austral go* t§fc ether four for 20 runs. S.B.C. PRIZE GIVING A new shipment of a variety performance in all the Mangrove FOOTBALL RESULTS ian manager, after watching Sid Their strict bowling did not give JOINT ANDf. Bav regattas. well in very good practice form, any of the Serps an opportunity FIXED FOR OCTOBER S,NO±M3N f** H0SMIM P The judges did an unusual -thing exclaimed: "It he plays Mke that to score into double figures, the yesterday. As the course was shor LONDON, Aug. 25 (Beuter) .—The fol highest score on the team being lowing are scores of football matches and beats Schroeder I'll rush out With the finish of their dinghy famed and popular artists' sup ter than the dinghy course calls and plant a kiss en his forehead-" an 8 made by A. Pitman. racing season yesterday, "the MUSCLE PAINS for, they decided to lop four sec played In Britain today: T*Pe results of yesterday's game: 6 0 ENGLISH LEAGUE Mr. Sproule said that he was Sandys Boat Club announced that plies has iyst k ® received. onds off the handicaps of each of THIBD DIV. (South) very pleased with the form and SOUTHAMPTON they would be holding their prize may mean kidney trouble! the dinghies. The result was not a Northampton 4. Newport County 3 morale of the whole Australian Tony Corday, b Tatem 0 giving cockteil party; "some time true handicapping of the boats Watford 1. Beading 1 team. Harold Madeiros, c arid b Flood .... 23 in October." A function of the kidneys is to Aft«1$pre incited to inspect capabilities bailed on their cubic T____*»B_V. (Uorth) John Bromwich is being saved Frank Corday, c Williams, b Tatem 0 The exact date has not been eliminate harmful impurities from ,. content. A decrease in handicap Doncaster Bovers 0. Rochdale 0 for the doubles match in which Raymond Madplros, b Flood , 27 fixed, wit the club plans to have the system, K tbe kidneys grow our sfpek for the purpose of re V based on percentage might have IRISH GOLD CUP he is likely to be paired with Sid E. DeCosta, c Ingham, b Flood 11 a cocktail party before the prize- sluggish these impurities accumu produced a closer finish, although PIBST BOUND Jerry Simons, lbw Flood 9 giving and a buffet supper after late and settle and often become plenishing their supplies. well. They recently won the a cause of pain in muscles and from the manner in Which Port J Ballymena U. 1, Derry City 1 United States championship. Hector Twitchen, b Osborn 28 wards. Royal was knifing through the joints. The way to tackle tine water yesterday, the end result trouble is to help the kidney*. They should be toned up with De might not have changed at all. Witt's Fills—the medicine made TAKES NOSE DIVE specially for this purpose. De H.D.C, pride of the Hamilton Witt'** Pitts invigorate the kid Dinghy Club, took a nose dive to neys so that they perforifi" HHJU" the first of yesterday's races. Car natural function properly. 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Tn the second race however, THE GOLDEN GATE H.D.C. II took second position, about the best she could have done against the fleet footed Port Royal and the type of course given her. There were only four- dinghies competing at Mangrove 8«r|y—no jf • GROCERY DEPT. jf ** indication that the popularity of Bermuda's national sport is on the wane, but because of the fact WEEK-END CLEARANCE SPECIALS g; S that the other two St. George's Dinghy and Sports Club boats did LIBBY'S FRUIT COCKTAIL 2Jsize tiB 2/2 not feel up to weathering the seas between them and Mangrove Bay. ARGO GLOSS STARCH —1 9d while the Port Royal could not start as ber skipper and some of LIBBY'S LUNCH TONGUE j ,-.---.: No. 1 tin 1.. 2/9 her crew members were engaged EATON'S CANADIAN SARDINES 6d in International 14-foot dinghy racingt LIBBY'S OR KRAFT EVAPORATED MILK 14J oz. tin 8d GOOD ACCOUlfT. 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O'Neill »:«:«* ' I <$ Sons, lid Reid Street MAIN FLOOR TELEPHONE 396 43i82ffi Page "8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, AUGUST^, 1949 piree Mid Ocean Championship Evefts To Be Decided At B.A.A. Poof Tf niglf siderably with the more difficult timed at 23 seconds for the anchor CONTINUE SWIM WEEK BAA WHIP DEVONSHIRE plunges this evening. leg of the 150-yard medley re NATIONALS WIN SECOND PRINTERS FORCE DRAW VOELKER SISTERS VYING Others competing are Dan lay event. This time was seven REGARDLESS OF WEATHER Schafer, Hobie Billingsley, John tenths of a second better than GAME OF CRICKET TOUR IN GAMEWITH ARMY XI BY 6 WICKETS AT BAA FOR DUET SWIM CROWN Conner and Francis Gosling who Bruce McFadden's Bermuda rec Due to tite heavy schedule trail the leaders In that order. ord time. of events oh tl_to year's Mid BACK STROKE FINAL Other events will be added to Ocean championship pro Beat Paterson C. C. Sunday Tune Intervenes As Army Vivian Burrows Unbeaten The 100-yard backstroke final make the programme one of the gramme, the Swimming fpptional One-Metre Dives will also be decided this evening best of the Week and a. large Comittee have decided that Easily By Eight Wickets Hold Favourable Position With 61 To Spark Attack with four of the visiting swim crowd is expected to be on hand the Swimming Week water Vivian Burrows, opening bats to cheer the swimmers on to vic carnivals will continue, re man for the B.A.A., yesterday mers participating. Heading the After drawing the first match S. Bean and C. CrockweH staved or aix team to And Rackstroke Final Listed group will be Jimmy Thomas, all tory. JfP^i? gardless of- weather. paved the way * ' A water polo match between the In case of inclement wea of their cricket tour of the Un off certain defeat for the Bermuda whip the Devonshire Community round swimmer from the Univer ited States on Saturday the Nat Press Sports Club as they forced The Mid Ocean championships events will be decided ii at the sity of _North Carolina. Others two Missouri Athletic Club teams ther, patrons are requested Club to a First Division Bermuda will round out the evening's to bring umbrellas and rain ional Sports Club came back with a draw in their friendly cricket Cricket Association league en B.A.A. pool this evening when the third in a series of water carni wiil include Tom Woods, Boyd an impressive victory in their sec match against the Prospect Com Fellows and Ronnie Johnson. aquatic show. The "A" team have coats to battle the elements. counter, played at the B.A.A. vals for the Invitation Swimming Week will be held. Highlight a 17-1 victory tq. their credit dur -and to join in with a real ond game, defeating the Paterson mand team at the Prospect Gar field. Burro#« sparked the win Bermuda will probably be rep (N.J.) Cricket Club by eight rison field. of this evening's programme, which will commence at 8.45, will be ing the championship meet, while "water" show. ner's attack with a forcing in resented by Don Shanks, 1948 the "B" team will be out to avenge wickets at the latter's home field. The Army batted first and com nings which carried Ui* score over the synchronized swimming duet finals for women. The U.S. na Olympic backstroke swimmer and the 9-3 defeat pasted on them by Both teams-played ten men a side piled 105 runs before losing their the Devonshire total of 88. Derek Oatway, present Bermuda and the Nationals passed their wickets. In reply, the Printers' tional champions, the Voelker sisters, Rosemarie and Billie, will the Bermuda "A" team on opening Vivian connected for a pair of champion over 150-yards. Shanks night. opponents' total with eight wick scored 56 run's fer the loss of nine vie for honours in this event. Other championship events will in pulled a,shoulder muscle in water ets ia hand. wickets. sixes and five fours in his total, clude the optional dives of the one-metre event—the required were which helped his team score 101 polo on Wednesday evening and is Captain Johnny Lindo won the Pvte. Hawkesworth connected run* for the loss of four wickets. held on Wednesday—and the 100-yard backstroke final. listed as a doubtful starter, but toss and sent the Paterson team for one six in his highest score Devonshire, batting first, got Off The Voelker sisters have thril- the best diving ever witnessed in $f his injury will permit, he will to bat. After being at the _*ick,ets of 22 not out. S/Sgt. Prothero and to a disastrous start, losing two be among the competitors answer for three and threequarters of an Pvte. ThorriBs shared runners-up led the audiences at recent meets the Colony as the top American NATIONAL LEAGUE good wickets for three runs and ing the starter's gun. TODW5 hour, the Americans were, dis honours for the Soldiers, with 16 had three down for 12. A stand with their precision in the syn competitors and Bermuda's Fran Chicago 4, Brooklyn 0 missed for 98, due largely to tite' Other special events on the Chicago 1, Brooklyn 3, second game runs apiece, as the Army started. i hptwepn caotain Walter Frick and chronized movements and have cis Gosling will do approximately programme will include a three- SCHEDULE excellent bowling of Lindo and off strongly and had 49 runs on the ^^j^earrfed the score to planned an entirely new pro 40 different twisting, double- Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 1 "Joe" Tatem. uua metre diving exhibition by most NATIONAL LEAOUE Cincinnati at Boston, night board when their second wicket \?*W. *Lz!r"zZ £»Li^ »T: gramme for this evening. This twisting, tuck and pike plunges. of the male divers and Mss. Hazel D. Wightman was top scorer for 32 before _F***ick was bowled. Pat Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, night St. Louis at New York, night the Paterson Club, with 18 runs, fell. Blee and Gilder added another 24 vtfli be a special Bermuda event "Skippy" Browning, national Barr. New York State women's Cincinnati at Boston, night AMERICAN LEAGUE Palmer Wade proved the most and will feature a number of and captain R. Vaughan was run runs in the next wicket partner three-metre champion of the Un- champion and the first feminine Chicago at Brooklyn, night Washington at Detroit, night deadly bowler on tiie Press team, ship . and Gilder and Johnny strokes for the first time. The ited States, holds a one point lead divins star to participate in the •Philadelphia at St. Louis, night ner-up with 16, Dr. Andrews scor- St. Louis at New York iag 15. claiming seven wickets for 31 runs Souza added 24 for a fifth wkket sisters will also display their in the standings of the required Mid Ocean championships. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Cleveland, night with his slow spinners. varied repertoire in an exhibi Lindo claimed four wickets for stand. . dives, with young Bobby Clot Alpiv Ford, world's fastest Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago, night 92 runs and Tatem three for 16. Morton Lines was top sower Devonshire lost six of their tion swim. worthy second. Both are excellent swimmer, will also demonstrate Philadelphia at St. Louis, night WEDNESEIAY'S NIGHT GAMES for the Printers, with 12 runs, wickets for 80 runs, but tbe re- New York at Cleveland AMERICAN LEAGUE Emery Madeiros made four ex The one-metre optional dives spinners and twisters and are ex his #need in the water. Last Wed cellent catches during the innings, whfle Pat Purcell was runner-up | malnlng three—thej. use No more scoring took place in tos, batting in the cleanup spot for The game went into extra in-, SLEEPING CAR WORKERS 373RD AIRMEN WIN the ball game utajgll the third frame the Officers, connected with one nings. . $klHkL. King Of Beggars when with on^ottt again, Lein of Danuser's fast balls down the lit the last of We eighth, after GIVE UP STRIKE U.N. Group To Study Non-Self SOFTBALL TOURlfflf weber singled1*1 and went to sec middle and drove it over Frang- the Officers failed to score, Fortini ond on a sinple' hy Hammer. Both ione's head into right field for a opened with a single, Danuser PARIS, Aug. 25 (Reuter).—The runners executed a double steal homer to give his team a two-run flied out C^jarterwjr' grounded*, striking restaurant and sleeping Governing Territories ^ Take Playoff Series From and after Swisher popped out, margin. out moving Fortini to second. car attendants of the international Secrets Frangione beat out a bupt to l«fed The Officers took the field on a Lerch's tingle down the first baser-' WagonUts Company will be back the bases. Wallace hit a slow#irol- 5-3 count in their favour and had line* drove in Fortini "With the to work unconditionally tomor Continued from Page I l SB&GAPORE (JP)—A beggar's Headquarters Officers ler to third that Mullen juggled convinced themselves they had winning run. row morning, strike leaders an MAY GET SCARCE DRUG pendent alike, must be the con rags should be patched but re permitting 3f_emweber ,fo sc*ore for won the ball game, but then Foar series starring honours, . nounced , tonight. cern of us all," Mr. Hood said. spectable — poor but not filthy. The softball championship of the third rqn|of the game giving things started to pop. With one Hama, catc6# of th* 273rd Afr^i if*^-Wagon-its spokesman said FROM TROPICAL VINE The !09mmittee, as set up under Singapore's uncrowded king of Bermuda was decided on Wednes the Airmen a J3-0 ad/fraptage. away, Lerch singled and went 'to men, rates high for his ability, nearly 80 per cent of their cars a General Asembly resolution, is the beggars was serving tea and day when the 3#8rd Airmen de The Officers scorjeyone run in second on Burkett's error. Lein behipd the plate and for his stlce| were back in Fervice today, man LONDON, Aug. 25 (Reuter)— empowered to.jjpake recommen with it his precepts for success feated the Headquarters Officers the sixth infcjr"* when with two weber popped out and Hammon work. In tbe series* the catchegf ned by about 60 per cent of the A small quantity of cortisone, or dations on all non-political mat in his calling. Owner of a com 0-5 in the second game of the best away, after GeanetOs and Moritz drove a fly to centre that Ander hit safely six out of eight trips to staff. compound E, the new American ters affecting the^ion-self govern fortable home, he lives the role of three games series. The game had singled^ Flanagan teed off son bobbled, Lerch scoring. Ham the plate and scored five runs. » Extra sleeping cars were in drug for the treatment of rheu ing territories. of a prosperous Towkay (wealthy was played at the Kindley Air with a single] to left field to score mon made third on a wild throw Batting honours for the Officers matic diseases, may soon be made The committee is expected to Chinese businessman) ^ by day. Force Base diamond. Geanetos. and Swisher made first on a slow were earned by Lt. Old. Geanetos • service on the Paris-Basle, Paris- Nights, however, he dons his beg roller and scored Hammon with who connected safely five out of Strasbourg. Paris-Baden-Baden available 'to the Empire Rheu conclude its session on September The 3wmen took the first game OFFICERS BATTLE matism Council for experimental 13, and will submit a report of gar's grab, to tour his domain 8-5, and the Officers had to win the tying run in the process. etgbtjtl_snea_ at bat. and Paris-Brest runs, and the all and see how his community of 150 to stay in the series. The start /of the seventh, and sleeping car night service "Blue purposes in Britain, it was learn its work to the General Assembly. ed todav. beggars Jjfjlaj.ing. The Airmen scored twa runs in what is ordinarily the last inning Train" to Nice and Ventimislia the first inning when with one of a softball same, found the Offi was running again for the first The drug is so scarce that onlv After 30 years he is ready to settle down and watch, his chil down, Lerch walked, Leinweber cers battling to get on even terms. time in 19 days. about 20 patients have been treat Anderson, jthe first batsman, ed with it in America. The coun dren's future. He plans to let the flied to centre field for what ap Thirty restaurant cars were in CZECH EXPORTS UP three decide for themselves if peared to be a certain out^mtt singled, but Burkett and Foglia service. cil hopes to receive it about the popped out »ai_d the fans started and of October. they want to follow in their Anderson land Burkett, chasing The Weeks Biggest Event! Strike leaders told the men at PRAGUE, Aug. 2& (Reuter).— fatner's worn and shoddy shoes. the ball between them, got their to leave the diamond convinced a meetine today that the company An alternative source of SUD- Czechoslovak exports'in the-first This day, he was attired in a signals crossed and the ball fell that the ball game wa^ alll over. and the. Ministries of Labour and ply of cortisone — available onlv seven months of this year rose 14 between them. Anderson retriev Cotelesse yfalked to put runners in tiny quantities by extraction spotless wiiite singlet and wide Public Works had stood firm by per cent above those, for the same black trousers. "Begging is not ed the ball but threw wild to on first and second and Bell, the their decision not to discuss wage from ox-bile — has been found period last year, while raw ma third, Lerch scoring and Lein Kindley Officers' hijrler, then in a tropical vine which grows in easy, young man,'! warned the Tonight |f claims until the men were back, terial Imports increased ten per Beggar Prince. "A successful weber pullino up at third. Ham electrified the crowd Vwfth a ter and that it was impossible to con Africa, India. Burma, the East cent, Dr. Antonin Gregor, For- mer singled down third base scor rific drive "to left field -scoring Indies and the Philippines, the beggar needs tact, psychology — tinue the stoppage. eien Trade Minfifter, announced and a strong sense of the dram ing Leinweber for the second run Anderson and Cotellesse with the o British Medical Journal said to today. of tne inning. tying run§. Lt. Col. George Geane dav. atic. For without experience you Dr. Gregor said the country would wind up in the gutter. The* THE BERMUDA! About 250 tons of wire can be Large scale cultivation under needed more raw material and successful beggar is never poor. drawn a tungsten carbide die be- Jequatoria l conditions is contem capital goods from abroad. Czec- fore it must be replaced; People think that women, the plated, the journal said. oslovak foreign tpade showed a weaker sex, ate easier for beggars. deficit of 661.600,000 crowns Nonsense! They are mean, unap- JOCKEY CLUB BALL (£3,300.000) during the period, of preciative of a good perform which 435,000,000 crowns was for ance, and they give advice instead A cooling, refreshing, summer drink at the the month of Julv. of money. Men?? 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Murphy do#^t like the she followed. $ very order Tim JERUSALEM arrangements Susan had made for othy issued she obeyed. Nothing The $^£?J$oater WmUm'M Linda. She wants to take the was left undone and at last their baby home with her. I told her prayers were answered. Michael JERUSALEM, Aug. 25 (Reu SaysH^ifTay CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT ' ho* might take care of the situa- we'd have to leave Linda here was going to rQgpver. Slijghtjy ter).—The $?hited Nations press titin"better than anything he could officer in Jerusalem, Mr. Hamilton As usual, in ah'^smergency, Mrs, $ntll she had talked to Susan. The crippled in one leg but there was Kay she's been crying and taking reason to hope that theraphy and "Ptfce&er, said today that a plan for The mm to the whit* striped Murphy collasped completely, de M, -WSM*.' m? the internationalisation of Jerusa pants, ifiiglet vest 'after, straw manding instant attention in the on she's _jtj.no condition to take fejcStelse migit^^mirtattrthat. •Richard hoped this- would be cafe of anyone." lem was now being prepared in boater carffed Ws IttfleM*** 9«j exact center of the stage. Lou the cose. He was eager to work *8jSjgt.-there was so much to ba Ellen and Dottie guttered around "Your're absolutely right, Dot- grateful for on New'.Year's 1(5*% Lausanne. into Hamilton police'stage^, said again and his mind must be free It would, he said, b submitted good morning to everyone present, her but Richard Vance, remained to concentrate on the new plot tie, and if she says any more about that Susan and Timothy walked e at the table and finished his dess it you send her to me. The old home stom we. hospital hapd in to the United Nations fourth gen and removed his straw hat with . w,hich r-ad no fonnection what- bag," he added under hia*Kreai_h. eral assembly. the cfuE colours. * ert. When Dottie returned to ever with Miss Dottie LaMont. hand and when they had entered' wa take charge of Linda % reminded Dotti e beamed as if he had the pink hofflfe and closed the Mr. Fischer, who refused to give His curlv white Jfgir * wg3 i Nevertheless _ when Dottie tight and his begrd was_*#Wte, em _ her of the invitation to see hfys appeared at iiis dpoiv booking like given her a present. r°sB$ door he took her into his arms and any* details of the plan, was com collection of salt and pepper little Eva in person, he was ex "Oh, thank you, Mr. Vance! kissed her. JPelther of them menting on Lausanne reports that there wak nothing aged in tn***, shakers. tremely kind and not altogether You've been so kind." noticed Lou Ellen coming slowly a United Nations commissioner way he addressed the Magistrate, He was surprised and rather because of Susan. down the stairs. had been appointed to see that the Wor. H. Martin Godet, in the "I've done nothing at all," he Jerusalem's status quo was being court. KfflJ touched by her smile. Compared with the faded,. sel said truthfully. "I hoped you wouldn't forget," fish Mrs. Murphy or the pink and . (To Be Continued) maintained. Yes, it yras tight he owed a bin ; she said. "I'll be there just aa gold husband-hunter, Dottie was Nevertheless her gratitude at the Canadian Hotel for rhom soon as I've put the baby to bed. preferable. And vtfixsgtf,- she made him feel warm and more rent but he had been lame these Susan and 1 are changing roomg seemed more confident as if their human. Susan was right. Once past weeks and bad not been able so I can be close to Linda at night. talk tne night before had estab you learned to know Dottle there to pay it. Td like a White Home In fact I'm to have complete was something appealing about What was. his work? lished him as a friend. She admir fe^r. And now" to work. For the MAIL NOTICES charg1 e of her while Michael is ed his collection with,the girlish "Tin a barbffl*, sir. I cut hair 99 sHi, ^ .enthusiasm he disliked but she first time in months he was really where I can. I dan** bave a shop,'' jbetter than anything She reminded him' of a little listened like an adult when he interested in the new book he was sir." girl with a doll yet she seemed told her about them. plotting. FOB WEEK ENDING NEXT SATURDAY "How old am I, sir? I'm 73, entirely capable as, she lifted th|} y*b his surprise , she was an The nightmare into which OUTGOING sir. I've been making a mere pit child from her high chair. Rich attentive listener and she gave his Susan had been plunged 'dragged Destination: CoBTcyftBc*. Closing Time st OJP.O. tance, sir, since I got lame. Just i ard sighed and. hoped she deflated ego a'boost because she into* the holidays. Through the «>w: enough to keep soul and mind, I wouldn't stay long. The invita.- was so obviously convinced that jevij dream which enveloped her, mean body and soul together sir." . Susan was conscious of other Canada and U.S.A. B.O.A.C. tion had been a concession tp he was one of the world's greatest U.S.A. g.30. a.m. m, Aug. 2«th "Could you pay 5 - a week off Susan, who would have no time writers. Not that her opinion had people occasionallv like faces PAA/Colonlal 2.0S pan. * IM.. An*. 26th the arrears?" asked Mr. Godet in a cloud. Dottie's sympathetic Gt. Britain Lady Rodntjr ordinary 12 noon to look after Dottie now. But the slightest value. She was one CanaUa tt U.S.A. Beeigtered and helDfuljf. , from the way she was reacting tl^s Otthose"rare women who admitt- and helpful; Richard's as he off Parcel post 11 ajn. Prl., Aug. 26th "If I mak« it sir I shall pay it. sudden responsibility thrust upon ed she hadn't read either of his ered to lend her money; Lou WHITE HORSP Scotcfe Whisky Canada* 4c U.S.A BOAC. If I don't I shall come here like books. But in her eyes he was an Ellen's pretty and falsely pre 0.841. 8.30 a.m. Sat., Aug. 27th a man and tell you I can't, sir." U i tn P 0 r t a tit, fascinating man, tending concern for Michael and, PAA/Colonial 3.00 p.m. Sat., Aug. 27th worst of all, her mother-in-law's, "Have you spoken to Mr. Rich- - A pleasure to remember, amusing really because if she had *ir Mall Parcel Post Ior the United States of America win elan dally (Sun- ards of the hotel about your known the truth he had not only silently malignant, making no days ft Public Holidays excepted) at 8.30 ajn. tt 2 p.m. a joy to find again' SOUVENIRS failed as an author but as a hus spoken accusations but with bitter plight?" band. resentment in her eyes. ~^[ea, sir. But he's intolerant." IIWTOMING You know bow pompous Mr. Rich- - Sola Distributor*.• FRITH'S LIQUORS LTD. Native Cedar Work She was there an hour and it Susan told herself she must seemed like five minjrtes but that SURFAWE ards is, sir. He sav I pav quick have a talk with Mother Murphy ConrtrnBK*: ApnrnTlmate Time at etmal at G.P.O. or sot to go gaol." The wey**1' Bermuda Scarves * was 6ec4Q8e.thl8.time he had been and make an effort to dose the B. w. r. doing the talking. Before •..•<; Lady Rodney 11.00 a.m. -Friday, August 28th spoken man* in the white striped and Handkerchiefs lejft she said, lowering her voice breach between them but she was AIR pants broke into West Indian dia as she glanced at the open door, too tired. Every ounce of Great Britain B.O.A.C. $.00 a.m. Monday, Wednesday ft Friday lect to be the more convinrine. vocKtail Napkins "May I ask you something?" strength had to be used for Mich- (Via Ne«rTor*} "I'll give you another chance j..,«,», • T.C.A. 8.00 a.m. Monday tt Saturday to pay off this monev and will (DIRECT SERVICE) hold up this committal warrant PLAYING CARDS Canada, (via N.Y., PAA/Colonial 5.30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday tor yeu," said the magistrate. U.S.A. PAA/Colonlal ft Saturday "Thank you, your worship, * USA. B.O.AC. 5.30 p.m. Dally (Sunday excepted:) POST CARDS 8.00 a.m. Daily (Sunday excepted) thank you verv much." he said / Tjkeijta iveil tittfe-v- SUBJECT TO ALTERATION WITHOUT NOTICE with a little bow and limped out '(, Jewellery of Coral, Ivory, of court with a lameness renewed. Outside he jammed on the straw Imt tkejjVe wttm, well I hat with its club colours, picked Amber and Crystal up his little blark bae containing WHY BUY j the tools of a travelling barber,'. KODAK FILM pnd strode - out into the sunny street in search of roadside busi ness and the means to pay his - A I ' '$ Yankee Store fust Received New Shipment room rent. —and It's no coincidence shoes polished regularly witii . KIWI retain their smartness longer. KIWI waxes penetrate Galvanised NEW DOOR?,, into the leather—nourishing it The Handy Market end keeping it perfectly supple. Fresh Fruits. 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BIB *—Slipper; flsh 36— Born HELSINKI, Finland, Aug. 25 BERLIN, Aug. 25 (Reuter).— 8—Chart 87—Pass between -aia HSjKia >S_Q__IS BRISTOL, Aug. 25 (Reuter).— Premier Attends Ceremony 11—Poem peaks Five of a. family of nine—three (Reuter). — Twenty-four-, year- The Unemployment ligure for FRESHENS BREATH FOI HOURS! 12—Part ol ship 38—Court action children, their mother and their old Norman Green, the British Western Berlin is rising by 1,000 13—two-toed sloth 40—Prult drink technical college student arrested a day and there is no indication Of National Mourning 16—To leel 41—Barrier grandmother—died in a fire which In scientific tests, more than 80% of cases displeasure at 42—Viper swept through their home today by the Russians after he had When the unward trend will end, 17—Succor 43—Possessive and left it a charred shell in five Tossed the Soviet border from the West Berlin city administra of simple bad breath were overcome—no£ PARIS, Aug. 25 (Reuter). — 19—Within pronoun Finland latft month, will be re tion said todav. Crowds fathered in th«* tiny vil 20—Anger 44—Vehicle minutes. One Of the children was for minutes but for hours—with a single lage of Cestas today to pay Ipst 21—Emmet 45—Greek letter BIB a_3[_iH_§G__Q ma a seven months' old baby girl. leased "today or in the next few Insufficient imports of raw ma 22—ConjSnctlon 46—In favor ot days." terials, "tee dual currency system brushing of LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE4 honours to 25 peasants and sold 23—Togo (ortb 47—Glued DER The fire was believed to have 25— Pat This messgge has been sent in the divided city and lack of iers who died fiehting the fires 50—Comfort started when a child knocked over REALLY FKBSHBiS BREATH — WtBttNS THTHI in France's forests. 26—Singing voice 02—Gaseous element a lamp. In a matter of seconds from Moscow to the Finnish credits were listed as cMef reas- 27—Man's nickname 54—Eggs DOWN irontier guards, their commander sons for this fast decline in gen Buy New LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE today. Ea. Premier Queuille and Def*mce 28—Part of mouth 65—To allow 1—Preposition the two-storey house was an in told a reporter tonight. eral employment. -«t joy exhilarating FRESHNESS.. .keep your breath Minister Paul Ramadier knelt in 29—To employ 66— To give forth 3—Cyprlnold fish ferno, eye-witpgsses said. 1 SO—To perform 67—Recent 3—To want Green, who had been staying Total u_«-__,,.-.v<..ment in West fresh longer with exclusive Lusterfoam Acuoul prayer before the 25 coffins, sym 4—Slave Two other children and two women Who were _% the house at an international students' camp ern Berlin has reached 220,000 bolising France's national mourn- 6—To consume and will reach 250,000 at the end ihtr for victims of the disasjJG****. j 1 Z J N S fa 7 S 9 to 6—Chinese mile at the time were rescued. about 20 miles from the frontier, v 7—To slope • o was reported to have crossed the of September if the present rate The coffins were borne with f V. 8—Mire border without his passport. of dismissals continues. ceremony through Cestas, centrf II 12. 11 m 9—Indefinite article Eggs of ducks, geese, ostriches, of the worst individual firo in thf 10—To tinge olovers, alligators. crocodiles, The Danish Leeation and the IS Ib 17 18 19 14—To release ' - Finnish Foreign Office were press Lake Superior with an area of Gironde, to an open air mass cele 16— Before turtles, penguins, gulls, alb^fcfpsse* brated bv Monsignor Maurice 18— That thing and pelicans are all important ing for the return of two Danish 31,820 square miles is believed to 20 21 i22 21—Attaches students reported to have crossed be the largest body of fresh water Feltin, archb_snep-designate of I 22—Beverage iarts of the diets of peoples in the frontier shortly after Green. in the world. Paris. /ft 23—Novelty • some part of ttie world. **5 24 25 2b Ceremonies were being held' 24—Finnish seaport i % 25—To be ill elsewhere for about 50 other vict 27 28 2? 26—Beast of Burden ims. i 28—To cat off % 29—Indian Gironde Prefect Pierre Gombre Jo 61 Vi. J. si 31—Witty saying told Cestas mourners that the ^A i % 32—To observe soldiers had all been posthum V> 3b 37 33—The sun 34—Everyone ously awarded the French Milit 35—Point ary Medal and civilians the eqld iS il nHO 37—Container w medal for courage and devotion. % 38—Identical Mft 39—Commonplace Most of the village's men were tz Hi i 40—To make amende still in the forest on guard against % % 41—Existed MS Hb 17 48 ••9 . 43—PreJR: not a possible new flare-up. Everyone 44—To tilt watched the darkening sice hon V, 46—To fondle ing for rain to soak the thousands 50 51 5Z S3 W > 47—Hawaiian dish i 48— First woman of acres of smouldering tree ss 5fc il 49—Eye color of stumos and undergrowth. « some fowls * All fires_in the Bordeaux reg SI—-Compass point ion appeared to be under control. Dlstr. tr IMM restart SniteftU, IM. 63—Printer's measure The official count of dead in STARTING I TOMORROW the Landes region stands at ex actly 100. It is not expected that AMERICAN LEGION'S BIG the final figure will be . much higher. Fire defence headquarters CONVENTION PARADE RAINBOW announced that the death penalty was "under consideration for fut PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25-*- At-mJL* ure cases of deliberate fire rais (Reuter).—More than $5,000,000 ing." Ten people, including two worth of fancv costumes and J .women have been arrested so musical instruments will be used 2 Hoars •far. • js_; bv 18.000 marchers in the Ameri Ceremonies in commemoration can Legion parade here on Tues of the liberation of Paris were be day. SERVICE ing held today as planned, but street dancing has been put oft* A 15-hour line of marchers will until Saturday. ; be the biggest spectacle of the Legion's 31St National convention. mal 1048 9039t«. FACTORS F$E CAUSES £500,600 DAMAGE LIMOGES, Aug. 25 (Reuter).— Blouses To Clear Damage estimated at 550,000.000 francs (about £500,000) was done by a fire, which partly destroyed |Pf At 8/6 a large porcelain factory last night. Firemen fought the blaze for Sole ends on Saturday four hours. of CHILDREN'S BLOUSES, size 28 to 32. Striped Patterns in sturdy English Tobralco Cotton. SCREENS Stock up for school now. Mahogany and Cedar COTTON Cabinet Work Burnaby and TUCKY'S To Your Order Church Sts. 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Somerset HAMBURG, Aug. 25 (Reuter) his: outline of the 17 charges Curb Foreign Ministers' Bridge, furnished, 3 Bedrooms, James Autocycle. Colour — Fits any bicycle. New, juif^ •— The defence in the Manstein against Manstein, the ex-field . The eleven West German Min Industrials _„ 170.01 up ,23 8 Batb Maroon. Wadson's. ceived. Price £29. Telephone war- crimes trial sprang a surprise marshal was several times heard ister Presidents decided here to ^^!^L.:::::::::zz::::::::::::..^avnZ 3H P>oms, oning Room, Living 1687,tsu.eitp. J. Watlington, »H 3704. 'W. day to convene the Bundesrat Powers In Europe Council Utilities 38.50 up .03 Room, Modernized Kitchen. For here late today by demanding to mutter "All lies" and "Filthy." Allegheny Corp 2% further particulars call 8232 5544*f. that four Nazi "exterminators?' (federal council) consisting of 43 COTTAGES, Houses and Land in The prosecution accused htegol STRASBOURG, Aug. 25 (Reu Allied Stores — | 31% 5404*m.tu.w.th.f.sa.su. now under sentence of death liquidating thousands of Russians, delegates of the state govern- American Airlines — 8% all Parishes. Timothy J. Card, HILLMAN CAR (Black)—Under ments for 11 a.m. and the Bunde ter). — The first move to limit the American Export IT Somers Building. Tal. 3814. 10,000 miles. Good condition, should appear to give evidence. Jews and gypsies and using pri authority of the foreign ministers' American Radiator — 13& FURNISHED NEW STUDIO soners as minefield guide?. stag (federal parliament) consist Amertcan Rolling Mills 22% APARTMENT — One room with 4125tsu.eitp. mechanically - perfect. Owner One of the four, detained in ing of 402 members elected on committee in the Council of Sir Arthur said three former American f el and Tel ._ 144% dressing-room, bathroom, kitchen, leaving Colony. Available about L&ndsberg prison, Bavaria, is August 14) for 4 pjaa. Europe was made behind the American Tobacco B _. 11% BABY CRIBS, Studio Couches Otto Ohlendorf, former comman officer colleagues of Ohlendorf — own garden. Excellently equip 6th September. Phone 3607 after V The Minister Presidents recom closed doors of the general as Amertcan Car and Foundry 21 Va Single and Double Beds, Up 6 p.m. m@P der of the.dreaded "Task Force Schubert, Braune and Seibert — sembly here today, a usually re American Smelting 48% ped. Beautiful water view. At holstered. Chairs, Feather Pillows mended that the federal assembly Air Reduction 4- „ 22 5542*f. Ill D" which il alleged to have car had given evidence by deposition liable source stated. Shelly Bay. Phone 7363. Arcade Furniture Co. and the relevant parts would be of 804 delegates, which is to elect Anaconda Copper 27 5205tw.f .m.tp. ried out mass killing of Soviet the president of the federal re The committee agreed unani Armour and Co . 6% 4915ttu.titp. MAGIC CHEF GAS COOKER, citizens. read to the court as it was "not mously to recommend that the Atcheson, Topetut and Santa Fe .... 87% Pye Radio, five-piece Dinette considered proper" they should public should meet on September Bendix Aviation 28% FURNISHED ROOM in Hamilton. Mr. S. Silkin, the British lawyer 12. As this assembly is presided foreign ministers should in future Bethlehem Steel 28% STOVES, cne, two 'ond three Suite and miscellaneous items. give evidence personalty**. * t'et the approval of the assembly Suitable gentleman. Running burner; Large and Small Ovens. defending the 61-year-old former over the president of the Bunde Borg Warner 48 water, maid service. Call Bren Griffiths, Tbe Cedars, West Side, This was contested late today before inviting new members to Hriaiff Airways ....„ 8 Arcade Furniture Co., Burnaby field marshal, Fritz Von Manstein, stag, the final decision will rest nan Or Oatway, Royal Gazette. Somerset by Mr. Silkin who said their join the Council of Europe. . Briggs Manufacturing 24% Street. made the demand after the chief with him. Canadian Pacific 12% 5548*f. 5546ff.sa. proseeution counsel, Sir Arthur evidence, taken on commission, At present the foreign ministers 4942fw.eitp. should not be heard on the ground The federal assembly consists Carrier Corp. ...,^.._ 14% Comyns Carr, had told the court of members of the Bundestag and -have the power to issue invita 3. I. Case .._ -__*«_..... 38V, Ohlendorf had refused to give they were self-confessed murder tions without consulting the as Celanese Corp. _g£j, _ 28% CEDAR NOVELTIES, Greeting ers, alleged accomplices of Man- an equal number of delegates Cerro de Pasco Copper 17% Cards, Zippers, Ladies* and evidence for or against Manstein. from the state parliaments. sembly—as they did in the case LOST stem and, being under sentence Chesapeake and Ohio 31 ,'a As Sir Arthur today completed of Greece, Turkey and Iceland. Chica .o and Northwestern Rly. .... 11% NEW YORK STOCK Gent's coloured kerchiefs. John of death, "had every interest in The committee's recommendation Chi., Mlw. and St. Paul Rly 5>.i Davis, Cedar Shop, Somerset. the world to lie and blame their must go to the assembly for de Chrysler _ - 81% MARKET REPORT 4971tsu.etip. P§« LADIES HUMBER BICYCLE own crimes on somebody else." Dutch Foreign Minister bate. Then, if it is agreed on, it Columbia Oas and Electric 11 Licence No. 20575. . Reward. "There is no reason," Mr. Sil apes to the foreign ministers Commercial Solvent 16 Men's White BUCK OXFORDS, Phone 3151. Commonwealth and Southern S NEW YORK, Aug. 25 (Reuter) kin said, "why these witnesses, raeirsselves, who will decide Black Rubber So_e";, Heels— 5Ml*th. Real Estate May Join Pact Talks Consolidated Cornier Mines *"'- —The main body oi stocks held who are alive today, should not be whether or not to accept this re Consolidated Natural Qas '40% new in. W. J. Boyle & Son, steady today witii prices showing produced, if the prosecution striction of their powers. Consolidated Edison 2S Hamilton and St George's. Cr»lne Co ,...' 27>/2 mostly fractional gains, but activ wishes to base its case on men THE HAGUE, Aug 25 (Reuter). 5Ti6tsa. eitp. HELP WANTED Inquiries Cuban American Sugar — 15% ity was again limited and diverg of that type, so that the court Dr. D. U. Stikker, Dutch For- Curtis Wright 8%4 ent movements developed in a few By StfTsee them in" th^Wi^s^ box" Ifign Minteler isi expected to leave Deere and Co _.... 38 MENS WOOL GOLF HOSE, six and judge from their demeanor £or the United States on or about DuPont 158% leading groups. I colours 6/6. Archie* Brown and BOOKKEEPER (Mala) capable of and that of the accused which of September 6 for, the Atlantic Pact SHIPBUILDING COSTS Eastern Airlines 14% Coppers, for instance, lost their The Royal British. becoming an Audit Assistant. Eastman Kodak ... 42 % Write details, experience, stating discussions, it was learned today. Elec. Autolrte 39% initial steadiness and turned 5152.m.eitp. Bermuda them is telling tl^e truth." present salary to E. B. Honey- After the defence demand for This will depend, however, upon TOO HIGH SAYS OWNER Erie Railroad .. . 10% rather soft when the Anaconda Federated Dept. Stores 28*,2 Corporation cut its dividend to 50 FOLDING PLAY PENS — Keep borne, Bermuda Fire & Marine the four witnesses, Sir Somyns his work with the Indonesian Qayiord Container — 19 Insurance Building, Hamilton. Carr said they were all in Ameri round-table conference and the General Etertrte 37% cents from 75 paid earlier this the kiddies safe and out of mis Reservation Bureau BELFAST. Aug. 25 (Reuter).— chief. Chesiey E. White. 5397tf.eitp. can custody. He was instructed Benelux economic union. Sir Vernon Thomson, chairman of Oeneral Motors _ 60% year. Qillette 29 Caution in various trading 5415tsa. eitp. is was highly improbable the It was also 'learned that, if the the Union Castle Line, today gave midden Co. - 20 MECHANIC-MANAGER for quarters was still attributed to United States would agree to Atlantic Pact discussions reach a warning that because of high Goodyear ~ _. 39% "WAR BABY". Well known sail- Roberts Bros. Esso Service Sta sending them to Hamburg. point when details of defence are prices his company may have to Great Northern Pre! „ 3S% uncertainties surrounding tbe *ing boat. Apply Archie Brown, tion. Apply in person, Roberts to be discussed, the Dutch Defence Graham Paige _»... 1 .a forthcoming Washington finan Attention House Hunters. We The four men had been kept delay placing more shipbuilding Greyhound 11% Queen Street. Bros. alive until their sentences* were Minister, W. F. Schokking, may orders in the Belfast yards, Gull OU Corpi'M- 57% cial talks and the steel wage 5434tsu. eitp. 5462ttu.w.th.f.sa. are pleased to announce that we confirmed, and all four' had seat go to the United States. among the largest in the United Home*'State Mining „ - 42% situation. Helping sentiment, now have available several houses Kingdom. i&f% Hudson Motors 11% however, was a belief expressed STEWARD for Staff Club, bar petitions for habeas corpus to the The Dutch Finance Minister, Illinois Central ....„.,„_. 26% 97 foot, heavy planked CARGO and apartments for rent. American Supreme Court. ProfesSor Pietre Lieftinck, will He was speaking after the Inspiration Copper ,— 13 by President Truman's top econo or FISHING VESSEL. 400 tending and complete charge. The court adjourned till to also be in the United States early launching of the 17,800-ton International Harvester 2B% mic advisers that there are defi horsepower Diesel, 2 generators, Split shift, pleasant working con morrow. in September for International Bloemfontein Castle, last passen International Nickel 26% nite prospects that business will •_ compressors; first class condi ditions, good salary. Apply morn For your Real Estate Inquiries International Paper 27% show an upturn this autumn that Monetary Fund talks. ger liner on order in Belfast. Sir International Tel and Tel 54% tion*: complete with new tele- ings to Miss Griffith, Elbow Beach please call Horace Brown, phone o Vernon, whose company sails the Kenneeott Copper 8% will carry over well into 1950 _ phone, direction finders, depth Surf Club. > Loew's ...... —. 46% 1 2535, Bermuda Reservation Britain- South African route, The close was described as very ! recorder an(j Loran. Price $55,000, 5482'tu.w.th.f.sa.su. called on shipbuilders to work Lockheed —J ~ 17JS Bureau, Front Street, Hamilton. FOR SALE 'Peace Day' Demonstration Lonestar Cement 18% steady. {will accept payment in sterling. donger hours to reduce costs. Maracaibo OU and Explor. .—..... 67 Write for photos and details.— LADIES, white, as hilling clerks, Montgomery Ward 8% Marine Seafood Corp., Riverhead, preferably with some book BERLIN, Aug. 25 (Reuter).— Monsanto i —.— 52% keeping experience. Good wages Three Bedroom House The Protestant Church in the So Nash Kelvinator 53% K.t. Insist On Precedence Of 5481 * t u. w. th .f. sa .su .m. and permanent employment for in Pembroke Parish, near Hamil viet Zone of Germany has refused National Dally .. 13% right persons, good working con Cottages an invitation by the German Segregation Ban Struck National DlstlUers 33% ton, partially furnished and lo National Supply Co. 20*.4 SIMONIZ. For your good floors. ditions. Applv to main offlce of People's Council to participate in Natomath — - 17% Saar Over W. Germany cated in a very good locality. Long Self polishing or wax. Sunshine the B.EX.P.&T. Co., Ltd., Serpen "Peace Day" demonstrations From Housing Bin N.Y. Central 11 tine Road, Pembroke. lease required. throughout the zone on September Northwest Airlines 10% TUEPINGESs Germany, Aug. Supply Co. 2I103.- Houses Iff Ohio Oil 10% 5503jw.eitp. 5504tw.th_f. 1. Pacific Mills 28*4 25, (Reuter).—-France insists that WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (Reu Packard Motors 32% the* Saar should be accepted into A letter to the council said the ter).—--The House of Represen VENTNOR SPEED BOAT—White WOMAN for cleaning from 10 Two Bedroom Apartment and Pan American Airways 3% the European organisation before a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. No Sunday "hurch had already made prepara tatives today struck from the Paramount Pictures ..„ .-. 8% Hull, Red Upholstery. Goou in Paget .Parish overlooking the Western Genrany, the French work. Apply Manager, tte Boat tions for observance of the day housing bill an amendment mak Patino Mine ^.. 21 Foreign Minister, Mr. i Robert working condition. .Apply Mr. T. Harbour, long lease wanted. 10th anniversary of the outbreak Pennsylvania Railroad 14% Greig, Princess Hotel. House. Phone 7600. ing it unlawful to segregate white Pepsi-Cola 9 Shumann, told tho press here to 5530tth.f. Land J of war "in a fitting Christian and coloured people. Phelps Dodge ._. „ 4Hfc day. "' 5507fw.eitp. manner." The House passed the measure, Pub. Sen*. Elec. and Gas 24 .', 'The Freneh insisted on this, he Two Bedroom Cottage IN ALL PARISHES Pure OU - 29>i MAID—To do housework and help providing about $3,750,000,000 in R. C. A „ 11 said, "because the Saar already BLAW-KNOX CONCRETE MIX -with small children. Good pay recently renovated and situated mortgage insurance to help Remington Rand ., 8*4 has a parliament and government ERS 3% C.F., capacity with for right person. See T. H. Davis, in Warwick Parish, overlooking Republic Steel l«% and those of Western Germany Pneumatic Tyres, £165 ex Dock. Timothy J. Card people with modest incomes to Schenley _ »% Ivy Lodge, Bailey's Bay, or Call the South Shore, fully furnished build homes, after the section re Sears Roebuck 40% are still in process of formation." Paint & Decorating Co., Serpen 9180. Prance had no intention of im tine Rd. long lease wanted. Somers Bldg. Tel. 3814 ferring to the controversial race Sinclair QJl ~ - JsH 5459.tu.th.f. Issue was eliminated. Socony Vacuum 15% posing on the Saar "a non-Ger 5526tth.f. 4*2_>t*li *N 438*tf. • Southern Paclflc „. — 38% •i O man or even French character," YOUNG MAN OR LADY for Spiegel, Inc...... ••—••• •- **% and the very fact that an inde Standard .Brands W\ 7 ROOM — 2 STOREY HOUSE— Advertising Department. Chiefly Stan. Oil of Cal Bfft pendent seat for the Saar was Modern conveniences — Garage, clerical work, knowledge typing British European Airways Stan. Oil of N.J _. «t% proposed by France intended no Wash Room. Lot 80ft. x 100ft. essential. Apply to Mt. ut. H. Studebaker ~ 2"t*4 annexation. Pembroke West. Phone 3644. fiuni-av Oil - '. I0',i Burns, The Royal Gazette, Hamil 1 Show First Profit SWlft International ia% Neither would France wish to 5512*th.f.sa. ton. Tfexfts "66.". . ..—» 58% isolate the Saar from Germany, 5466ttu.w.f "OWN YOUfl OWK Timken Roller Bearing _ mat, M. Schumann explained. The TAN SAD PRAM, perfect condi- LONDON, Aug. 25 (Beuter.— T. W. A ~..™.., , 15% We Have Two Houses l , West German state would have'to tion, £8; baby scale 30/-; play CASHIER, female, experienced. The British European Airways Twentieth century Fox * °% pen £3; iron cot with dropside in Spanish Point', near Admiralty House nutted Airlines 22 | be re-established before its re References required. Apply in Corporation last month made a United Aircraft —.. ****!i " lations with the Saar could bs £3; brand new inner spring MYER M. MALLOY profit for the first time since its writing to Manager, Bermuda nnited Fruit Corp 8t|K resumed. cot mattress, sever used, £4. Press Ltd formation nearly four years ago, nnfou Carbide 39 Transportation can be arranged it was disclosed here today. United Com 4 5467UU.WJ. Vt%, #n_tu_t. Chemical 33% from St. George's. Call 9268. The nationalised corporation's U.S. Steel 4 3***% 5529fth.f.sa. PART TIME BUS DRIVERS are FOR SALE I last-annual account showed a loss Iwe'stprn Union 14% Wertl_»