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VOL: 30 — NO. 29 HAMILTON. BERMUDA SATURDAY., FEBRUARY 4, 1950 4D PER COPY WOULD WIDEN COURT'S £36,905 VOTES PASSED Plan For Million Gallon FBI Chief Says H*Bomb POWERS FOR MINORS BY HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY Property Realisation Clause Kindley Terminal Facilities Water Reserve Is Placed Queried By Several M.CPs. Need Renovating, Extending Data Given RussianslBy 7 Before House Of Assembly WANT TO KNOW IF IT WILL QUESTI0N~0rTGA-0LS IS SET ASIDE TRUST TERMS LIMITED BY CHAIRMAN Food Regulations A plan to increase tankage The powers of the court in deal­ The House of Assembly yester­ faci—ties of Government ing with ^he realisation of pro­ day approved the expenditure of buildings and churches to pro­ Arrested Atom Scientist perty owned by minors will be £36,905, £3,000 of which was for Approved By vide a 1,000,000 gallon water widened if the Legislature agrees further subsidy for the Queen of reserve for public distribution WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, (Reu­ LONDON, Feb. 3 (Reuter).— to an amendment to the Minors Bermuda, £900 for repairs to the The Assembly during droughts was laid be­ ter). — Senator's quoted F.B.I, An employee at the British At­ Bill, now under consideration by airline terminal at. Kindley Air the House of Assembly. The Force Base, and £ 26,455 was a re­ fore the House of Assembly chief J. Edgar Hoover tonight as omic Research Establishment at vote to enable the Works Depart­ No one seemed more surprised yesterday, with the recom­ saying evidence showed that the Allied Counter-Measures Harwell, Dr. Klaus Emil Julius amendment was proposed by Mr. Donald C. Smith yesterday. ment to complete projects begun than the Hon. H. D. Butterfield, mendation that £16,650 be arrested British scientist Dr. Fuchs, was remanded in custody in 1949. Board of Health chairman, when i. KiWs Fuchs passed hydrogen for a week at Bow Street mag­ • Mr. Smith, who introduced the bill last year and deferred con­ Speaking of the airlines ter­ the House of Assembly yesterday Provided to start.WOT- UBme- bomb data as well as -vital atomic istrate's court here today on two approved food regulations prepar- diately on the public buildings bomb secrets to Moscow. In Berlin Under Study charges of passing on atom re­ sideration until after Christmas to minal, Captain the Hon. N. B. Dill study suggested amendments, ed by the Department of Health. | listed in the plan. Mr. Hoover testified for three search secrets likely to be useful told the members that the rooms BONN, Feb. 3 (Reuter)—Allied I to an enemy. proposed a new clause 24 yester­ needed repainting and redecora­ After he had answered the ques­ In a message from the Gov­ hours to a closed meeting of a day. ting and "various other things tions asked last Wednesday by Senate appropriations' subcom­ counter-measures to the "creep­ SIR H. TROTT TALKS ON Dark-haired Dr. Fuchs, who at several members, Mr. Butterfield ernor the House was told that ing blockade" of Berlin are under "This applies to the realisation done to it." mittee. Committee members said 38 is one pt 24 deputy scientific of either real or personal assets had no difficulty in getting through the Executive recommended Mr. Hoover told them that Fuchs three-power discussion here, a officers listed in the British civil "My attention was called to the that work be started imme- British High Commission spokes­ HOTEL EMPLOYMENT owned by a minor, and provides state of the place by several air­ the remainder of the regulations. came, into possession of some in­ service, stood in the dock wearing for the manner in which the pro­ Mr. Butterfield told the mem- diately on the public buildings, formation about the projected H- man announced tonight. He ad­ a dark grey overcoat with the col­ lines agents," he said. "I think ded that the British authorities ceeds of the realisation can be Ii n a short time it is going to be bers that the regulations were al other than schools, named by bomb. lar turned up apd spoke with dealt with," Mr. Smith explained. | necesasry for the (Civil Aviation) most entirely a consolidation of They quoted Mr, Hoover as took a serious view of the situa­ Openings For Women Who what sounded like an American the Public Works Department. tion. "It adequately protects the Board to come bark to the House existing regulations, and that he saying evidence indicated that accent. Salary for his grade is minor but at the same time al­ for additional funds. would explain the changes clause They included the Govern-, Fuchs gave Moscow H-bomb in­ The announcement came short­ Altrusa Recommends from £1,600 to £1,800. by clause. ment Quarry, the Aquarium, ly after a meeting of the three De­ lows the proceeds to be used to­ "There will be a good deal of formation he had gleaned, as well There were only sbc'-people in ward his betterment for such pur­ In answer to one question which I the Sessions House, Hamilton as key data about the A-bomb. puty High Commissioners. Speaking at the weekly meet­ traffic at the terminal this sum­ court. poses as education, and gives fair­ mer and the present terminal had been asked, Mr. Butterfield | Gaol and Police Station, the But they said they did not get In Frankfurt, a. United States ing of the Altrusa Club at the The first charge alleged that in ly wide powers to the court." said fea yN*tfl,Jt'f W^Si**/•***$*> playing goods for sale in the pub­ vtos'Venezi^*}a._urbpa, or /Ky.E., lic street without permission of ed and there was no obstruction United Kingdom Representatives: of traffic. There was a conviction, African — Colonial Press Agency, Ltd Whteh began operaton trrrbtrgh the Corporation. 8, Red Lion Square, Friday, February 3rd. Bermuda between Caracas and and the defendant firm was London, W.O. 1. England. The hardware department was bound over. Rome recently, has been granted handling the sale, of a second­ In goodly company. yesterday rights to transfer passengers here V "Toprletors for I am greatly honoured by ah hand motor car and had parked it on Obtaining permission to do so on Union" Street, Hamilton, on invitation to that hospitable home, from the Board of Civil Aviation THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. Cedar Lodge, the occasion being fo* each flight on which they w_h Reid Street, Hamilton. trie ^2n?wMdmg anniversary of Mrs R s to make, sucB a transfer, it was the A.V.E. international route: S. P. C. A. Colonel and - - McLaugh­ learned yesterday*. lin. I have had the good fortune Caracas, Bermuda, the Azores, Inspector SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1»S0 to attend.their anniversary cele­ Originally the airline &ad land­ Lisbon, Madrid, Paris and Rome. bration before, j|_t I vow each" ing, rights but not traffic rights, for Decorated by the Chinese Gov­ H. M. THOMPSON occasion finds the hearty host and whfeh they have applied through ernment during his war service, diplomatic channels. Dial 3068 CONTRACTOR'S STORY OF gractious chatelain more radiant he keeps his decorations stowed and happier. Permission for passenger-trans­ away ile a drawer where nis For Advice and Care of And presently my host takes fer is given in accordance With a youngsters cannot get at them. SLAPPING BY CUENt me to task. policy decided a short time ago "Goodness no," he exclaimed Animals. "You write about that reigning by the Trade Development Board when asked if the little girls found n-jonajeh," he began. "And„rijghtiy. and the Board of Civil Aviation them abstractive as playthings. Secretary: Dial 1786 Part Of Testimony During But let me fell you, I have you that passengers should be granted "They've got plenty of other licked. Look at that," he said stop-over rights here. This pol­ things to break." J*I_ Disputed Bill Case as he produced a charming photo. icy is in line with that in most m*.t. XtJk "That's my gre-t-granddaughter. other countries' Similar privileges are enjoyed The civil case of Ingham and Can you beat that?" , I couldn't:* No one. could, for by other airlines, including Trans- \*« Wilkinson versus Mrs. Mary Dale Caribbean and Trans-World, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY was continued in the Supreme indeed it was* the study of a Cedar Avenue, Hamilton truly lovely child, A^, which hatre landing rights here Court yesterday before the Chief bat not traffic rights. The Church of St. Monica . Justice, the Hon. Sir Brooke Fran­ But I was not, prepar^l to be North Shore, Pembroke greeted by strangers, £fi, Chief Pilot Thomas C. Haywood, cis and during the hearing Mr. an American veteran of the fam­ Arnold Wilkinson gave an account "So you are Samuel fapH Branch of The Mother Church ous Flying Tigers, who flew under The First Church of Christ Scien­ of how Mrs.. Dale- slapped him. Teucer," said one. "I've r*ao it Septuagesima Sunday every day since I came. Now let General C3aire Chennault in tist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Ingham and Wilkinson claim me tell you something 'Tin' Jib­ China' during the war, arrived a that Mrs. Dale owes them £ 128.6.4 ; ing to write something like that *8Se*_ —Official V3/_ Phojo few days ago to set up his head- February 5th Sunday School 9.30 a.m, as the balance of the price of lum­ I'm going to Write about my 58 The cast of the play "Francis", which tour e_"?**_ .S. Air Force Bases with the Universal- In­ quarters here as chief pilot of the Supt. Mr. Evelyn Richardson ber sold to her during November vears of business and private life. airline and also to find a home Lesson-Sermon: Subject: and December, 1947. They are re­ ternational picture "Francis,"which had its world-premiere opening in WietffcdW, G*^ny en Don't know when or how, but I'm fer his Wife and, two small daugh­ presented by Mr. P. J. C. Smi$». ianiiary 21. The Hbtty£&d grow le" the U.S. on January 18 and, gave shows at Stfephfenvtil*, going to try." ters, Marilyn, aged four, and SPIRIT Matins and Sermon 11 a.m. Mrs. Dale, who is represented And indeed it was easy to see Newfoundland; Rheln-Main, BerUfc Ardlng, FurstWfeldbruck; Landsberg, Neabiberg and Brussels. Suzanne, two-and-a-half. Preacher, Carl P. Wade, L;C. by Mr. William Kempe, has main­ the book should be like himself, The grew Passed through Kindley Base OR their return trip to the UA on Wednesday afternoon. A graduate of the University of Sunday Service: 11.00 a.m. tained during the two days that an outstanding success. While In Bermuda tTaey enjoyed a tour of »e Wand and a shopping trip iii Hamilton. Minnesota, ss an aeronautical en­ Sunday School: 11.00 a.m. the hearing has occupied so far gineer in 1939, Mr. Haywood.s&'V- that the lumber was ordered by * * * Wednesday Meeting: 7.30 p.m. Evensong and Sacred Pro­ Unable to pay my homage to the ed as a lieutenant in the United Mr. Arnold Wilkinson, a con- States Marine Corps from 1939 to gramme by the 2nd Division tractor who was building a gar­ reigning monarch yesterday as Reading: Room Hours: there is sickness in the house and Leaders Doa'-t Want Ii, But POMP IN INDIA 'TOO 1941, when he transferred to the of The Bermuda Cathedral age-studio for her, and charged American Volunteer Group, later Wednesday 12 noon to 7.1ft Choir, f|| to her account without her per­ I fear I may be a hindrance. So I did ring uo to tell them of known ag the Flying Tigers. mission. ENGLISH" FOR SOME A number of other ex-Flying All Are Welcome under the direction of mv intention. But the reienina Mr. J. Rawlins — 7.30 p.m. Mr. Wilkinson, the third party monarch answered the phone. Tigers are also connected with nw?*. in the suit, who is represented by "Yes." piped the nearly three- __. ion Fever A.V.E., including Pilot Robert Mr. E. T. Richards, M.C.P.. in the vear-nid reigning monarch "who Nehru Answer With Attack Hedman, Pflpt Clifford Groh and witness box yesterday told how is it?" Mr. Robert Prescott, president of Mrs Dale had repeatedly changed Then I did tell ber that as she On Indian Inefficiency the Flying Tiger Line^and an ex­ the plans for the building so that ecutive of A.V.E. The Flying Tiger and her babv brother were sick 66 » he had to return the lumber orig­ I Was not coming. Bring Criticism Of U.S. (Special to The New York Times' Line is a cargo line from Los An­ inally bought and get other lum­ and Tbe Royal Oazette) geles to Chicago and New York "But." she piped immediately. The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Why Not Pray for Rain? ber in different sizes. He finally "we shall be better if vou cbme." oh a schedule of two DC-4s each left the job early in January of (Special to The New York Times Nehru, replying in Parliament to­ way daily. So far as I know, she has not . and The Royal Gazette) day to debate on the President's The Sermon at the 11 a.m. Worship 1948 after Mrs. Dale slapped him studied faith-healing. STOLEN ART TREASURES Chief Pilot Haywood will fly in a dispute over the bill. Lrt^ON, Feb. 3—While re­ address, had the usual experience from here in either direction on ASKED FOR CHANGES * * * sponsible Conservative and Lab­ ipx ' him of being^ heckled by And here is another quotation our party leaders want to keeg tne ALL FOUND GENUINE questioners from the floor. ST. ANDREW'S According to Wilkinson, Mrs. from the calendar my old friend United States from .becomiiig._h In an angry exchange with sev­ Dale had altered the position of Bill Beck sent me. issue in Britain's general election er*^ members the Prime Minister 7.30 p.m. "The Unrighteous Steward" four of the building's seven Win­ Yesterdav is but a dream campaign, it will be surprising if Arrested Student May Hare heatedly' defended the pomp and The Annual dows, she had requested that the And tomorrow only a vision. they succeed. There is always ceremony of the Presidents visit (A Crooked Employee) main partition be moved and that But today well lived considerable latent anti-Amerit^p Taken Proceeds Abroad to Parliament, which was' criti­ the roof, which was originally Makes every yesterday a dream tegling ready to be aroused, and cised as] Mtd*d —hgllsh." ' Membership Rally 3701'ts. planned as a flat roof, be built up of happiness. there is also a considerable body ute C Mr. Nehru denounced the car­ into a peaked roof. She had also And every tomorrow a vision of KIEL, Feb. 3. W %-7P*$ '* THE HAMILTON W.C.T.U, Qf opinion among Labour party here said today they suspected rying of; nationalism "to the ex­ asked him lo build a fireplace in Hope. supjporS—"S that a good deal of treme of obscurantism," then the studio, and he had made the Look well; therefore, to this Horst Stark, 25-year-okl German WESLEY LECTURE ROOM Britain's economic troubles are student, of taking abroad some ef launched into an attack on "slop- changes. Day. caused by high United .States tar­ piness and' "I—•fj^cfeticy** which he Although he had contracted to Simh is the Salutation of the the p**oceeds of "the most sen­ Wednesday, February 8 iffs and her uncontrolled arid sational art theft in history." Said was "the bane of the coun­ do the job for a set price of £430 Dawn. flucting econon^y,. a*Ad by e/- try* =J_ *-••*«£ the alterations in the plans had in­ And, an one ask, that is "from IwfcS.piir the part pf big business Twpi tifcusand Works of art by The Prime Minister demanded a| 3.30 p.m. The General creased his costs and he had in­ the Sanskrit.*' „ iio keep .Britain down and dis­ old masters, valued at several to knw)»' se who criticised sisted that he be paid from time credit Socialism. nundred thousand marks (not the borrowing of practtftes from Tea will be served at tiie close. to time while the work was in ua^d'how about the. only ref­ pounds sterling as reported earl­ foreign countries "wbutd prefer Annual Meeting progress. THEYSAY * erence to the "United States by a ier) were stolen from .Sf»viet zone an army equipped {like those of ••fWM's. ' At the time she had slapped responsible party spokesman was museums. the Mahabharata period." him, he said, she had. also refused By A. M. PURCELL 5&, .Churchill's expression of He Wa.s immediately accused of to pay him any more until the Horst, who gave himself up "yes­ NOTICE was That they do things better at St. gratitude for American help and disrespect to India's-'sacred epic job finished. A few days later terday for. questioning, admitted George's. his chiding of the Labour party poem... iiM. she had told him that if he fin­ making several visits to Holland of * * * for ignoring its importance in ( Mr. Nehru replied that he was ished the job she would pay him, making full employment possible. and Switzerland, thoufeh Jfe deb* referring to the doctrines 'of Ma­ but he had not returned to the That escaped prisoners can't get The Bermuda Tuberculosis Association away with it there. JjeWever. recent events, have ied having taken pictures abroad, habharata find therefore there Was Southampton Sport Club job and some of his tools were still the police said. ... tended to exacerbate feelings, and nb disrespect. there. it would .be surprising if some of will hold Will Be Held On The case was adjourned sine That the optimists have begun Tipped Off by an anonymous work. tins' were not reflected in cam­ telephone call, police found 1,444 die, the Chief Justice comment­ paign oratory. It already has. done A GENERAL MEETING ing, that it would not be resumed * * * of the missing works of art in a Wednesday, 8th February, 1950 That everyone wishes them suc­ so in the lusty language of the trunk in a bank in Luebeck Sev- until after the Hilary Assizes popular Daily Mirror. Which is a MOSCOW KEEPS FINNS AT 8.00 P.M. which start on Monday. cess in their search for fresh eral days ago. They included water. smuhch supporter of the Labour etchings and paintings by Rem­ WAffiNG FOR WHEAT on Monday Night, Feb. 6 Government, and in more re­ brandt, 455 by Durer, 110 by ttfe AT THE School Building Vote That it will be too bad if the strained language in soberer 18th century master Daniel Cho- at 7.30 p.m. lawyers get going. journals. Mechanics Hall, Hamilton Approved By Council dowiecky, one by Raphael, one by r •• j * * * 3 ANNOYING ISSUES Hans Holbein and some by Fer­ Supplies from Argentine at THE PACKING SHED That they may say that since the dinand Kobell, German 18 cen­ Evans Bay Continued from Page 1 water comes from America We Among recent events that have tury engraver, Adrian Van j_fr': To Avoid Rationing will have to pay America for it. ruffled British feelings are the Chairman: His Excellency the Governor, use the bushes behind which to tade, I7tti century Dutch painter All members are urged to attend. controversy over the British "em­ (Special.to The New York Times Lt. Gen. Sir Alexander Hood, C.B.E., K.C.E. undress." and engraver, and Adolf Von Matters of Importance. That the schoolboys .had a Uttle bargo on dollar oil. suggestions Menzel, German painter. and The Boyal Oazette) On the motion of the Attorney trouble learning that 7ef%. j§f .that Sir Stafford Cripps went lo General, the Hon. J. Trounsell HELSINKI, Feb 3—Itoabkf _o 3?i*ti. the quota Was an increase, not the Paris rjI'eeUn.g j» O.E.E.C. as The trunk also contained sev­ ge^*wneat as usuafl from the Soviet .Gilbert, consideration of a mes­ a decrease. an obstructionist rsfner than a co- sage concerning an increase in eral Chinese and Japanese silk Union, Finland has bought 15,000 ... * * * operator and 'the disclosure _tiiat tons from Argentina and thereby taxi fares was put forward to the British , exports to the* United paintings, early prints, a Latin next day of meeting, as the Coun­ That a schoolboy Vas once asked bible hundreds of years OM and postponed the necessity of wheat what an "average" was. States ape not doing so well there rationing the Government an­ cil had not yet received official as was hoped at the time of de­ a letter said to have been written by Queen Victoria. nounced today. notification of the House of As­ T_at he replied it was something a valuation, .ti* sembly's action on it. The unsettled state of Finland's hen lays an egg on. In connection with British an­ Another 135 works by Rem­ trade negotiations in Moscow re­ Also on. Mr. Gilbert's motion a noyance over criticism of Sir further message regarding motor * » * brandt and Durer were alleged to stricts .normal commerce with That an old saying must be re­ Stafford Cripps' tactics in Parts flaxi regulations was put forward have been found In the student*- Russia. It has been suggested that vised. it is perhaps worthy of note that apartment. the Russians may wisp to press M to the next day of meeting but the Manchester Guardian, com­ one, as this has not yet been con­ Finland economically for, politi­ That it should now read: "Oh, to menting today on the O.E—S.C. Gerfnan art experts confirmed cal purposes before the past phase sidered by the House. be in England now the election meeting, said that Sir Stafford today that all the pieces were gen­ Sjir Howard Trott presented a pf the • Presidential .elections, is there." might well feel that his diplomacy uine, arid said the man who stole which take place' on February 15, private bill entitled "The Holmes, * * * had been "skillful and successful" them must have had "good taste Williams and Purvey Limited, and reorganization of the Cab­ That lawyers are looking for some in that he bad "once again put and a great- knowledge of art." inet in March, when the New Act," which was referred to the offj.all the difficult decisions." business. The works were believed to have President is installed and Fager- standing committee on private * * * This morning The Daily Mirror been smuggled across the Soviet bills. Mr. George Raymond holms Social Democratic Cabinet That they will have tp. defend with 'a circulation of four and a zone border hear Luebeck. resigns. Holmes, the Wor. E. R. Williams, candidates who spend too much half million carried a New York MCP., Mr. William Douglas Pur­ However, Foreign Trade Min­ money on. the election cam­ Story headed "Big business in ister Unrio Takki. who recently Bermuda Chub and vey and Mr. John Robin Plowman paign and thereby are ——quali­ U.S. is trying to smash British request in the bill that an act be returned from Moscow, has re­ fied. trade drive.** The story alleged ported that the Russians are con­ passed to enable the company to tbat a struggle was on "between Weir Confident Of Bigger be incorporated as a joint stock centrating on negotiations with That in the good old days the American profits and British re­ Mao Tse-Tung and that talks with company. covery" Tobacco interests and British Sales In Canada winning candidate was the man other nations must await the con­ The Council then adjourned un­ Hollywood, it was alleged were Bonefish Tournament who set up the best bar at we clusion of conversations with the til next Friday, February 10. aU ganging up to foist their pro­ polling booth. MONTREAL. Feb. 3 (Reuter); Chinese Communist regime. Pol­ * * #...,. ducts on an unrfeceptive Britain, —iSfrr Cecil Weir, chairman "of StiU other groups were conspiring ish, Swedish. Bulgarian and Ru­ Food Regulations Approved That it is said the tests for driv­ England's dollar Export Board, manian trade delegations have ing are to be more exacting. to, keep tariffs high to exclude said here tbat he believed Brit­ Closing Date For This Tournament British goods been waiting in ittraicow as long By The Assembly ain's chances of doing more ex­ as or longer than Finland's That will be good for some driv­ THEORY AND PRACTICE port business with Canada Were Ffland's wheat stocks will run ers. "better than- ?ii|r.^'fte gave two out in March and those of oil and Extended To Coat inued (real Psge 1 This article was backed up by when there was a severer drought, * » * main reasons for his belief. gasoline early in May. That after driving for 'a year one an editorial headed ^SsWhat' about "and I feel these are going to deal it America?" The editorial charg­ "Firstly because Canadians now very harshly with a great number . driver asked ior a special bit understand the importance of of information. ed that British goods were riot 31st March, 1950 ,.jjj of people." tfefflpj$-.a.''fair break" in America doing more export buying^ from "I never could see why they * * * because pf United States _vtvf- Britain. They realized it is in their Smith's Parish and flatts made the regulations regarding That he asked which driver had ducers fears of competition. It interest as much as ours. Visitors Cordially Invited To Participate weP water," Mr. Ernest Vesey the right of way: the driver accused Amefica of practising "Secondly. I find e*cellent op­ Ijp Branch . commented. "But it was put into going into Hamilton, or the discrimination while preaching to portunities for "British goods in driver leaving Hamilton. others to abandon trade restJic.- Canada. In the field of consumer effect, and everybody affected by * * «... these regulations is supposed to tion* goods we have little to fear, Qui" That it is not known whether he prices are good and our qualities Bermuda Welfare* Society have made the necessary alterat­ got the right answer. "TJeclarirtg that, even though PRIZES ions to comply. everyone else in Britain wasjt(j|p excellent." ^*^ "If there are any left who have polite to do so, The J)aily Mirror Sir Cecil said the objective of not complied, they should be TO SING AT .T. MONICA'S was determined to make-Britain's the Dollar Exports Board was to The Annual Meeting for made to. You cannot make the re­ case clear, the editorial demand­ increase Canada's purchases in gulations apply tp 95 per cent of The 2nd Diviaton, Choir of tfcp ed: "Why does the United States the sterling area by at least $450,- will He held at the Largest Fish Taken On tbe people, and then say that 'five Cathedral will visit the Church of in one voice instruct Britain to 000,000 a year. per cent do not have to comply." St. Monica on Sunday evening arid i||iv^r'.dollars. then In another vcice WHITNEY INSTATE "My observation of the policy will lead the musical portion of 10 lb., 20 lb., 30 lb. Test Line conderhn her for trying to save Ui_ of the Board in. the pasj^" said the,service. dollars by buying less American recovery has been partly achieved D^r. Donald Smith, "is that it has The choir is trained by Mr. J. oiir .--. it is I>e!d the U.S. departments of on Monday, Feb. 13,1950 been a matter of education. First R. Bridge, organist at the Cathed­ In official circles where the view Commerce and. Agriculture es­ •at 8.00 p.m. they had to educate this House, ral, and on Sunday evening will is Being expressed that $Se real pecially are' becoming concerned Then it was a gradual process to be under the leadership of Mr. conflict in the development of about surplus American produc­ • GUEST SPEAKER:- For Entry Forms enquire at Hotel Desk. For full particulars caU the the outlying districts. I take i,t that John Rawlins. the Marshall plan lies between tion. It seems to have beep over­ . His Lordship the Bishop of the. process has not yet reached looked until recently, it said, that At the conclusion of the service E.C.A. and other parts of the Bermuda, The Rt. Rev. J. A. Jagoe ] jt|i Sports Director, The Bermuda Trade Development Board. Dial 2983 or 3092. Sandys and Southampton," the chop- will render a programme I Truman administratis},,, .rather. if Europe is to close her dollar The reguHftons-mfere approvwf of" sacred,vnrosic in aid^*ir^fe" '"p_Wtmtif6eS!_}i •StUrmM W}op& Kap""some cjiscritnihation against 2907t'u w i aru l_»_ witb only Mr. Gilbert objecting. broadcasting fund. and QC— .E.C. NOW tliat European dollar impbr—Vilt Be* necessary. , 377'>t!4'.i'll*. ' THE ROYAL GA-3STTE, "SATURDAY, l_SBRUARY 4, 1950 Page _ PRESSURE ON NEW TORY Programme For Visiting DOPE RING DECLARED "REGRETTABLE" IDEA u Liberal Split Complicates CABINET IN AUSTRALIA Swedish And Danish Ships If ART OF RED PLOl TO TRY HIROHITO PYROFAX" GAS SERVICE COOKING HEATING REFRIGERATION the truck was later Before leaving Tokyo General of the new super weapon. tions of an anti-Labour coalition. examined by the T.C.B. and this Nations in its efforts to make the Omar Bradley, chairman of the He declined to eon—neat specif­ world mbtetWCOXe'.against war." All-way stretch moulds naturally without bones, National Liberals, orthodox was found not a valid excuse. chiefs of staff, and the Army and ically at his press conference on LiberalsHand Conservatives all re­ David Mello, a truck driver of Navy chiefs, General Langton. President Truman's order to pro­ seams or-stitches. This All-woy stretch gives gard defeat of the Labour Gov­ Warwick West,* failed to display Bolliss and Admiral Forest Sher-, duce the hydrogen bomb: ernment as their main aim but a red flag on an overhanging man, had final talks with General Mr. Lie said, however.- that they are divided on the beat way load and was fined 10/- for the Douglas MacArthur, supreme al­ constant developments in weap­ more Comfort, too, and never tires. To keep a of achieving it. At a time when offence. ons of mass destruction "makes SOUVENIRS William E, R. Joell, decorator, lied commander in Japan. public opinion polls show Labour The chiefs of staff will make it more and more necessary to and Conservatives running neck of Brunswick Street, was fined continue the search for agreement "Playtex" fresh as new — simply rinse in suds 10/- for parking a motor car in flying inspections of American air Native Cedar Work and neck, this three-cornered ar­ and naval bases in Japan's south­ among the great powers, not only gument among the main anti- a restricted area of Front Street. on a United Nations system of | Hamilton. ernmost island of Kyushu before PLAYING CARDS and pat dry with a towel. Socialist parties may have a dec­ flying to Okinawa on February 6. isive influence on the vote. Ernest Christopher Leader Bermuda Scarves '•* Orthodox Liberals have criticiz­ parked a motor car without lights ed both the National Liberals and on East Broadway on January 25 and Handkerchiefs conservatives Lord Moynihan, and was fined 10/-. Annu_! Assize Service Cocktail Napkins Ponty style 24/- chairman of the Liberal party ex­ Arnold Eugene Wilkinson. RAINBOW ecutive, said the Tories have con­ Pembroke, pleaded guilty to a Tomorrow At Cathedral iii charge of speeding on January 28 POST CARDS Ponty style with suspenders 27/- cealed themselves under at least on the Middle Road, Warwick. TAXI jg seven different titles "the seven Police alleged that he was driv­ The annual Assize Service will Girdles 27/-. Extra large girdles 33/- veils of. Conservatism." ing his auto-bicycle at between be held at the Cathedral at 11 Jewellery ol Coral, Ivory. The Conservative leader, Mr. 27 and 30 miles per hour. Wilkin­ a.m. tomorrow. It will be con­ 24 Hoi^Q Amber and Crystal Winston Churchill, has been just son did not think he was going ducted by Capon Arthur Burrell. as acid "toward Liberals. He said over 25. He was fined £5 and and His Lordship the Bishop will KODAK FILM these lines, which he attributed to had his licence endorsed. preach. Those attending'will In­ _ Dean Swift, could be applied to clude His Honour the Chief Just­ SERVICE "The grodp_by„Mr. Clement Davies: ice, Sir Brooke Francis, and Lady "We are the chosen few, Worthington, Miss L. Racci and Francis; the Attorney General, Dial 104&*' "All others will be damned. the Hon. J. Trounsell Gilbert, and Yankee Store Mr. K. Smith. 7S23tto.w tb.'.i.!**.. "There is no place in heaven for Mr. and Mrs. M. Henderson Mrs. Gilbert; the Solicitor Gen­ 7822t*.eits>- ,*_¥i vou, brought a party of friends over for eral, Major David B. Huxley; and. "We can't have Heaven cram­ dancing. With them were the the Registrar General of the Sup­ med." , Earl of Dundonald, Mrs. Elsa reme Court, Mr. W. Norman WHAT'S THE SMOOTHEST Mr. Churchill quoted the lines Mitchell, Major David Huxley, Parker. - following reports that Liberals Mrs. John Homberg, Mrs. Has- WAY TO NEW YORK?!' Were thinking of seeking a high kett-Smith and the Hon. James Coach Ben Schwartzwalder of court injunction to prevent other Smith. the Syracuse University football parties from using the title "Lib­ Mr. Roddy Young celebrated his team is the 22nd head grind coach FLY IN eral." in Orange history. birthday with Miss D. Hamett. AN ALTITUDE- ANGEL'S .ROTTO NOTES CONDITIONED J74*»ts. CLIPPERI Seen recently dining at the Angel's Grotto and dancing to Al. Harris and his Calypso band were Mr. and Mrs. Worthington Reed, and Mr. and Mrs. Atherton, and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Thompson with Mrs. Ev. Hetland and com­ mander Black. Mr. Albert Sodergreen's en­ gagement to Miss Marion Waters The Finest was celebrated at a small party. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. Baroza, Mr. and Mrs. J. of CASHMERES Golden Brown "Whole Wheat Bread"

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ialised in fills subject. His pro­ SID HELD DEAD D.S. STEE ACCEPTS VETI-RJUN m_m PERSONAL m SOCIAL INVERURIE HOTEL NOTES Romantic Period Music gramme included Schumann's Romance, and Three Phaotasfe- SIDNEY A**fraUR (Sid) Field, STRIKE %mt HAN m_Mm> *©ol. and Mrs. R. S. McLaughlin Mr. George Wingate, sr., gave stucke; three Etudes of Chopin, >he ol Britain's fbrmost' come- IN mum imp Held a reception at "Cedar Lodge" . Ira^ first arrivftls afthe re-open- an excellent rendering ef .piano Jlang, died today of heart attack ed Inverurie Hotel on Wednesday and "an interesting "Traumerle" by „»"(TTSB^Gttt Feb. 3 (Reuter) Paget, on Thursday to celebrate music of the Romantic period at Strauss. It concluded w|th«-a rat his Richmond, Surrey, home. their 52»d wedding anniversary. Were Mr. Stahley M. Dunn and the monthly meeting of the Music United States SSteel Corporation Dr. K«rl 5_tz Was fire* ipr4test At Se-oefe Act Mr: *MlS 'iS-uS^ef 'Wodnsocket, charming "Gavotte", Very *^min rae was 45. *-"'"»*** today, agreed to President Tru- Ajftong tne many guests were Makers' Circle of the Bermuda J -'Field played his role as usual R.I. . This is Mr. Singer's first Visit in the Romantic tradition, *y mx. man's 70-day coal strike, truce Declared 'fohtical " Archdeacon and Mrs. Henry Mar­ Musical and Dramatic Society, at 4 m?t night in Ihp.yJay "Harvey." proposal. ftwirM After '•„ War riott, Comdr. and Mrs. Guy Ridg­ to Bermuda, but Mr. Dunn has Trinity HaH on Wednesday even­ Wingate himself The recital was way, the Hon, Hal Butterfield ahd spent several vacations here and ing. preceded by a siiort exposition of 1" '" • J~T-*"*- LONDON, ,Feb. 3 (Router), y- is already planning to extend tap Mr. Harry M. Moses, toad of VIENNA. Feb 3 (Reuters) §§ PolJce today banned as "political" Mrs. Butterfield, Mr. and Mrs Jay Romanticisnr* in music ' by - Mr. P."jg. f^k^Cp'XtMm^i coal br. Karl Seitz. first President of Gould, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Light­ visit so as to get in some sailing. I Mr. Wingate is aged 83 and dur­ a. Roman Catholic procession in ing his long musical life has spec­ Frank Haworth. >• THE BOOK STORE producing subsidiary, telegraphed the Austrian republic after the f ***v< wr °t' the retention of inde­ bourn, Mrs. Patterson ahd her After viewing ttie hotel and en­ f m the'steel corporation's acceptance first world war, for* many years pendent Roman, Catholic schools house guest, Lady Clarry, and her joying ttie ,warm sunshine he of the truce plan to the President. mayor of Vienna and one of the , two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Gosl­ Phoned. New York to ask Mrs. and ih '^*»pj[m;.fi^^ ;f_23S?_ •foanders bf the Austrian Sofciaj • *J*™fc^KO*ewJlop'. $*|ita*'m Mf^ft ing. Mr. and Mrs. Kennfeth Tnrti- Dunn to join him here. Democratic party, died here last tteen held on Sunday. A series of ingham, Miss Julia Wainwright, ' Among other guests wfere the The Oxford Book Shop night aged 81. silent processions would have Mr. and Mrs. English. Mr and Misses M_»T^0l^^dr of Ontar- THF• ^? Mrs. M. A. Gibbons, Dr. and Mrs. 1 _ After the revolution 6_TmtC&'. convergedoh' Trafalgar _tjOare;— ip'a^3'f8iss SiJa*ry Elwes, an Eng- Seitz was President of the pro­ traditional scene of public demon­ Burton from' Canada, Mr. and Mrs. :::: MENSURATION AND Baker, Dr. and Mrs. Bird' and lish visitor who has Seen here for COMPlfTE visional National Assembly and strations in Ldhdon-—where the some time and is well known as a MEASURING by T. Baker, many other friends. ISOMERS INN MOTEL SATISFACTION later became president of the Na­ rosary woiild have Deep, reel tied. Water colour • painter. tional Council entrusted with the !i All politicalprocesstohs in-Lon­ A cable of congratulations from ST. GEORGE'S •-^/flu | i \' • 'Up functions of President of the,Re­ don were banned yesterday .for the Governor-General of Canada, , A^rudii|ientary treatise for Simply Call 1147 public. three inontt—. Viscount Alexander, was among The food you like best, served _Wh*n SSs Government had to Students and practical use. Under the British Education the many messages, received by CHARGED WITH THEFT the way you iike to eat it, heads give way to the middle class' Act all schools will have to ooti- Col. and Mrs. McLaughlin. our menu—make a date -for :::: CHESHIRE by F. IL |p for your If coalition, the Social Democrats forwi to fixed standards of edu­ * * \TR' one of our delicious meals. HSrossley, (18/4)!'•'^*1* •*. in control Pt Vienna made him cation and of accemmodation, or Ca ;i A C John Maxwell Richards, 18, of Burgomaster of the capital and Pond Hill, Pembroke, was charged This volume on the county accept aid and state control. To Thatche_ M»*^*-_l"*^^_j^'-r who have been_^l_' residin- g- Governor of tiie province of obey the act would cost the Rom­ with stealing two sweaters, valued |lf' DANCING .- 'of Cheshire is written by a TAXI ! Vienna. jJK^Hard-a-Leeg" Pembroke, are at £5, on January 26 from a car an.Catholic community about £tQ man who has made it his ' During the second world war •million. Britain's! Roman Catholic now Wing at Felicity Hall, Somer­ parked on Victoria Street, the pro­ on Tuesdays and Saturdays "home for over sixty years, Bda. Aviation Services Ltd. Dr. Seitz was imprisoned by the bishops TthiSnk this is. more than set. perty Of Arthur Randall Clark. * * * (rem 8.30 - 12.00 p.m. •regarding it with devoted Nazis in Moabit prison. Berlin, the community can. afford. Richards pleaded not guilty. He and in the Ravensbrueck concen­ . Mr. Arthur Sbanes, Chief War­ affection, and noting its A Statement issued today said;,: was remanded for seven days to to the Music of "THE THREE SONS" tration camp. "Those responsihle for organizing der Pf the St. George's Gaol, was await trial. •characteristics, natural, Vienna made him an honorary the meeting, while not sharing the a passenger'SSiy B.O.A.C. yesterday (A Native Calypso Trio) !human and material. citizen and the Austrian Socialist •to New York.. On leave from his jviewg as to the character of the prison duties, he is oh his way to Phone 9121 :::: HOW TO BECOME A party honourary president. He processions, have most reluctant­ have been visiting M*"S- Granton's was also president of the Austrian Visit relatives and friends in Eng­ J7#2ti. REFEREE, (2/-). ly decided to accept this advice land. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Eve Red Cross. ahd the processions will there- ol '*_arthowen," Devonshire, re­ An official pub—cation of * * • % •_ Gef TOP fose not take place." Mr. John Trimingham, head of turned to the United States yester­ the Football Association. The Trafalgar Square meeting the men's wear department of The day by P.A.A. ^Prepared wtth the object«of Used Portrait Of King Will take place on Sunday after­ Bermuda Shop was also a pasten- •^f interesting all .connected MILK PRODUCTION I noon as arranged, but the Cath­ P*^to we*# Tork by_ .O.Afc. on a On Firm's Calenders olics -who would have walked in •business trip. ??_i with the game, it has had the processions have been asked m the new recruit to refereeing to make their own way to the * * * Alfred Perry, of Perry Brothers meeting. Iplfl' < i *_M Father Thomas Grace ' of St. 'particularly in mind. Grocery, Devonshire,' was con­ T*heresa's Church in Hamilton, left' Announcing • .-. : :: THE MANUAL OF victed in HamUton Magistrate's The National Union of Pro­ for Kingston, Jamaica, by B.OA.C. FLAG ETIQUETTE by J. Court yesterday of an unusual testants sent : teleerams to the yesterday. He expects to be away The Picture of the Year! . . Commissioner of Police and the frying (5/-). offence. f\MI for about a month. The 'charge was that of ex­ Home Secretary asking for the i*?SP8i •* * * Reviewed and accepted as hap, hibiting a portrait of •His Majesty . Mr- and Mrs, Stanley Edgson of •correct by the Lords Com­ King • George VI as part of an . "As the Roman Catholic agita­ London, who have been holiday­ missioners -of the Admiralty. advertisement for the shop. tion on the schools question is ing at the ElbbW Beach ?&WflcSft, Pi Pleading Ignorance of the' of­ new a major political -issue, -it :: THE COMPLETE BOOK would be a cause for grave con­ also left yesterday for Kingston. N WARWICK ROOM OF FLOWER ARRANGE­ fence. Perry was subsequently Mr.' Edgspn, alderman and a for- bound over on the charge*. The cern among a,H .parties, if t)j>e •Aer ntafyor Of the City of West­ K of MENT by F. F. Rockwell portraits appeared on calendars Roman Catholic anthorftfes were minster, arrived with his wife "on; •and E. C. Grayson * '-__•», * * MORE MlUCii Mr. John O'Cdnnor of the Ber­ Somerset Vancover on the way to Ottawa. All Seats 5/- ODDFELLOWS HALL — 8.15 Before*'leavintfe i Mr. Pearson muda Police, Force also left by Vv P2A.A. for sijt weeks vacation with TUCKERS COMMISSION FATHER WAS A FULLBACK said he would table recommenda­ tions in the Canadian Parliament relatives in New York. '"PINKY'. u»«t be the Talk HOUSE TO THE VICTOR foHowirtfl Jheiiteictent ctonferehtre d& * * * f'Mr. Mercer Ward, manager of of Bermuda . . Don't Miss ft? Bermuda Distributors TOP HAT — 8.|*S' Commonwealth Foreign Ministers Ki-g Street. PHftne 3194 at Colombo. These, he expected, the Phoenix Annex-in 'Hamilton, JULIA MISBEHAVES would Briijg an eady'^eeaMkia!! arrived back yesterday by P.A.A- Bermuda General Theatres Bermuda General Theatre? rfwftf* i __7_T.. STAGECOACH TO DENVER Canada's recognition of' the Chin­ after >» business-trip te New York. ese Communist regime. * » * 37l26tt~... 4_.,:. miff 'fiiC •_ - TODAY - Mr. ajid Mrs. Paul Croxton, who Show Place of -erwfujlf \t k ftMHOUSE NEW OPERA HOUSE Junior Show 10.15 PREFECT J§ , ^GERONIMO^ Special Junior Shew 10.15 a.m. {"VERY 4.15 and 7.45 Continuous from 2.30 "SONG OF INDIA" DAY "HE COVLDNT WH 'NO'' Also 1st Chapter with JANE WVMAN RENDEZVOUS "SON OP ZORRO" n Fabulous Hero of the West! OF At -2.40 and 9^05 4 SHOWS! Warners' Super Action LOVELIES 2.00—4.00—7.15—9.30 Drama of the West! IN INVElilJlllE HOTEL Special News: "€ Submarine Truculent HATURAL Disaster m ISLAND Jj , and (_^tfAGt lulTES f ommwmpmm I * SETTING :|||' •• INDIA m N©j ON YOUR LIST with DENNIS MORGAN **> uAllU'unUUU-IL'IktaDLlj-wd Uth Chp. "Black Widow''

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of the Alaska Hall. To date they p Crew Member Missing On CENTRAL SCHOOL V.tJk have secured St. Monica's HaU for Tibet Reported Preparing February 17, when it is proposed BI Chief Says &Bomb to present a leading barrister and For Communist Invasion Cruiser Due PLAN £1,100 CAMPAIGN a school mistress as guest speak- AT WK_i THE liOYAL GAZETTE, SATtJ_#AY, FEBRUARY 4, 1950 Pag*&

of the Alaska Hall. To date they Crew Member Missing On CENTRAL SCHOOL P.TA have secured St. Monica's Hall for Tibet Reported Preparing February 17, when it is proposed *M Chief Says H-Bomb PLAN £1,100 CAMPAIGN to present a leading barrister and For Communist Invasion AT Cruiser Dae Here a school mistress as guest speak­ ers. WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (Reuter) The members and friends of the^ NEW YORK. Feb. 3 (Reuter).— .—-A sailor attached to the Swed­ Centra) School Parents and Tea­ PlAns have been completed for Mr. Lowell Thomas, the radio Data Given Russians By ish cruiser Gotland was left be­ chers Association are being urged a sacred concert at the School on news commentator, has reported hind when the Gotland left the to pt'end *t»* rppiil»*- mW**»w Sunday, February 10. at . p.m. that Tibet is "hurriedly** mobilis­ THE GOMBEY ROOM naval gun factory today — next meeting of the Association called "In order to facilitate tiie col­ ing 100.000 troons aeainst a nos- stop Bermuda. tot iuesuay, reuruaiy . insi., at lection of tbe desired £1,100 tbe sible invasion ,by Chinese Com­ Arrested Atom Scienti_| As the ship left the Hock, the which time each parent, guardian committee are having a number munists. jf| HARMONY HAU lplp| executive otticer shouted -to an and friend is asked to make a of envelopes printed and every well-wisher is asked to take one At present the homeland of the Continue, from Pegs 1 American officer ashore: "I be­ point of being present to assist in lieve we're missing a man." launching the executive's £1,100 or more and return them with Lamas has only 10,000 .troops, President Truman and his Cab­ "In November 1947 he visited Police broadcast a description. drive fcr funds. their donations. Parents and armed with obsolete weapons, Mr. Presented' Every let discussed the case at some tbe United States as a member of The Gotland, a 5,000-ton cruiser, This, particular meeting will friends are asked to bear in mind Thomas wrote in Collier's Maga­ ength today and investigations the British delegation to partici­ feature addresses by Mr. Here­ that they owe it to their children zine. Mr. Thomas, visited Tibet has been here a week on a train­ last year with his son. /ere ordered by the joint Con- pate in discussions on the use of ing cruise while officers and men ward T.*Watlington, M.C.P.. chair­ to see that they receive the best TUESDAY • THURSDAY • SATURDAY possible and the surest way to help ressional atomic committee and the declassification guide, which visited Annapolis and the Naval man o£ the Board of Education, - Conquest of Tibet by the Com­ ie federal Atomic Energy Com­ had been developed during 1945 Academx. who will officially launch the them is to provide funds to take munists, Mr. Thomas said would mission. The House Un-Ameri- and 1946 and has been Used by drive and Mr. Donald Smith, care of scholarship fees and other give them access to Tibet's "min­ an activities committee also Canada and the United Kinadom M.CP. There will also be a brief very necessary adjuncts to ttte eral wealth," possibly including veiahed whether to hold a separ- since April 1946. The declassifica­ Canasta & Bridge Supper programme by the pupils of tne fullest development of our youth. uranium. A SPECTACULAR GOMBEY 'j ,te investigation. tion conference, announced on school. They are urged fe do less critic­ r The Congressional atomic lead- NcWember 14, 1947, was limited to A canasta and bridge supper Another feature of the P °- ising and open their purses and ;1 r. Senator Brien McMahon, an- fields of information shared by will be held at Deepdene Manor gramme will be two short address­ thus assist in overcoming the maj­ ounee'd today that his committee the three countries as a result of op Friday. February 10. at 8 p.m. es by the headmaster, Mr. V. F. or causes of juvenile delinquency," FLOOR SHOW I ;ad sammonecLthe war-time head their combined war-time efforts *n aid of the Smith's Parish organ Scott, representing the teachers, a spokesman said. AFTERNOON at 10.30 «f theTJ.S. atomic bomb project in the developing of atomic en­ fund. The conpmttee which will and Mr. Edgar G. Tucker, on be­ TEAS m General Leslie Groves, to testify ergy. organise the event consists of half of the parents. Mr. John Kell- SERVED wi.tls" Genuine Gombey Dancers about the arrested British scien- "The conference was arranged Iftf." Dorothv Hupter. Mrs. B. C. man, chairman of the special Colonial Reduce Flights sisV to ensure uniform application of C. Outerbridge and Miss Bertha committee sponsoring the drive, DAILY and Gombey Music Fuchs, accused of cqmmunica- declassification polipy by the Outerbridge. will make a special appeal for the financial. cooperation of parents Colonial Airlines has reduced & . ting A-bomb secrets, was-a mem­ three governments. Catiasta and bridge will be play- the number of its flights to and ber of the British atomic energy "In addition to the declassifica­ in the maine house of Deepdene and friends. W__t- For your dancing pleasure Plans have been made to hold a from New York to four a week, "mission sent here during the war. tion conference in Washington, |_Manor. Attractive prises have each way, it was announced yes­ *•*•.<><* Dr. Fuchs Was permitted to visit been donated bv merchants. It is series of public meetings in the POT GILBERT and hit orchestra TOP-RANK EXPERT the Araonne National Laboratory hoped that at least 40 tables will various sections of the parish. The terday. General Groves, now a vice committee is endeavouring to Flights now arrive from New at Chicago for discussions limited be in play during the evening. Amen Corner Reservations Only — 1354 • 3934 president of the Remington-Rand to non-secret scientific material." Tickets are being sold through -ecurp the use. of St. Monica's York on Fridays, Saturdays, Sun­ Paeet Company, issued the following Mrs. B. C. C Outerbridge. Church Hall. The Meadows Smith days and Mondays, and flights out statement: REFUSES COMMENT Memorial Hall, St. Augustine's are on Saturdays, Sundays, Mon­ Telephone 1166 371191s "Fuchs was not the head of the Senator McMahon was asked by Hall, St. Albans School Koom and days, and Tuesdays. newsmen .if there was any evi­ Brit^h mission, nor was he one test the fact she was not being of the top members, but he was in dence that "this development had : contributed in any way to Rus­ kept informed. The protests be­ t e next rank. He had an import­ came so sharp that President Tru­ ant and responsible position. sia's succeeding in achieving an atomic explosion."^ man held a hush-hush conference "In this position he was neces­ _8_&8Si-_ He replied : "I am sorry, I just -at his Blair House residence on iutfliisi) &ju*akmn Union sarily afforded access to a great July 5. It was several days before deal of information both as to cannot answer, any questions." Britain has not had access to the reason for the meeting became Monday, Feb. 6th. Club Tea — 4.00 p.m. our developments and future pos­ known. sibilities and proDOsed develop­ any A-bomb sercets since 1946. ments. Like all other members of That is because the Atomic En­ Since then, the United States. Speaker: MISS RUTH GRABIEL ie British mission, his responsi- ergy Act passed that yeqj strictly Canada and Britain have held a U.S. Vice-Consul j I • ditv and loyaltv were vouched forbids sharing tee secrets with series of meetings to disenss the any foreign nation. issue. A final agreement has not Subject: "FAR AWAY LANDS" ir by his own Government." been reached. There have been Senator McMahon made the an- However, both British and Ca­ Visitors Gdrdtally Welcomed .ouncement that General Groves nadian scientists worked closely reports, however, that the-into' with the Americans in the. war­ war-time allies are agreeable to .'ould be called after a meetine ' CHILDREN'S VALENTINE PARTY IIKCI I S44 f the committee with the Atomic time development of the atomic leaving the bomb know-how February 14th at 3.45 p.m. neray CoCmmission. Senator bomb. They were present as ob­ strictly in American hands. ' IcMahon is chairman of the servers when the world's first But Britain is reported to want AH tickets 3/' ommittee A-bomb was exploded in a New assurances that she can call '**It appears to the committee Mexico desert in July of 1945. quickly on America for a store of : that the matter is serious," he They, along with two Russians A-bombs in case of a threatened told reporters. He pdded iri a ore- and many other foreigners, were attack. pared statement: "General Leslie on hand for the Bikini tests of Both Canada and Britain have 1946. From that point on, the conducted extensive a'nmir re­ Last Day ft. Growes. commanding officer of -fe _fe * he war-time Manhattan District United States has worked alone search programmes of their own, (which developed the A-bomb), on military phases of atomic ener­ and Britain has formally an­ ; wijl appear before the joint com- gy. nounced her itention of producing Let's drop in to ' mittee tomorrow morning." Britain last year began to pro- atomic weapons. The meetine will be held be­ hind closed doors. Before' Senator McMahon an- The Boat House ni. 11 need the decision to hear Gen­ eral Groves, the Atomic Energy Commission stated that Fuchs had Bermudas Chinese Restaurants for a tasty tight lunch or access tea wide area o* th«» most # # # vitel weapons .information." Jfn a statement the commission QUEEN CAFE, Hamilton one of those famous dinners that .' said: '.'.Dr.. Klaus Fuchs ...was a jnemUeFof the British atomic en- CANTON RESTAURANT, Hamilton j ergv mission sent to this country are a real example of imagin­ • durine the war. He wap en*jaged « in*"'projrft work from December NANKING RESTAURANT, Sf. George. .1F43 ii*B„f"5une 1946" '' ative Bermuda cooking # # *gfor WIDE ACCESS TO SECRETS "He was first enaaaed in the — Open All Days In The Week — 25% early work done on the gaseous 50% QW just a cocktail m m m the atmos- diffusion process in New York Special parties catered to by City. 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Hamilton Store Onty Page 6 THE ROYAL ^4^WI^AT_1U?AYS FEBRUARY 4.1950 CHINA REDS DENY ANY Bound Over For Assault 2 YOUTHS GAOLED FOR SOCIALISTS IN FRENCH £36,905 Votes Passed By House Of Assembly Dry Cleaning British Election Race On AGREEMENT WUl USSR pWfirtodV. Sister REMOVING AUTOCYCLE CABINET MAY WALK OUT tli^-—•••' ..... '••:. i' : -* Continued ham Page 1 ' i^lA For |I| New China News Agency des­ Eugene John Burcher, of Vic­ success Mr. Percy Tucker bed With King'$ Proclamation patch from Peking today denied a toria Lodge, was charged in Ham­ With Another Boy, Are Also Ultimatum Delivered On something to say. Serous^ Washington report of two agree- ilton's Court yesterday with un­ ments being signed \ between lawfully assaulting Viola Smith by 'I quite realize." he said, '^hat "' SONDON, Feb. *t*3Jfteuter).— their full bombardment of 'the hitting her with a piece of wood. ChargedjRfc Theft Bonos For Workers this House has got to meet ah the Phone 2104 The British general election battle ears of 34 million voters. Until China and the Soviet Union. ,-' lis "The New China News Agency Site;: date of the alleged assault financial obligations with respect is -onlrefij polling day, February 23, the el­ was January _1, and the place, tite Ralph Adolphus De Shields, 16, PARIS, Feb. 3 (Reiiter). — to our prisons. I do feel the Sunshine Cleaners ector has no hope of respite. is authorized tb state," the des­ With the starting signal—the patch said," that allegations in the yard of Smith's home. Friswell Hill, Devonshire West; French Socialist party chiefs to­ House's responsibility extends "The Home of Better Labour and Conservatives —tbe Charles Ashton Thomas, 17, oi day ordered Socialist ministers King's proclamation ending Par­ despatch date—tied Washington Burcher pleaded guilty but much further, however. Cleaning' W&m liament today—more than 1,700 principal contenders fo,r power— Pond Hill, Pembroke East; and in the Bidault coalition to with­ January 27, claimed to be 'sup­ said that it was a case of aggra­ "NO NEGLIGENCE" lS87ttu. candidates in'625 constituencies have mustered candidates for plied through diplomatic chan­ Myland Hulbert Durrant Spencer, draw unless they obtained a nearly every one of the 625 seats. vation and also self-defence. The 16, also of Fond Hill, were charged promise \ that the Government throughout Britain opened up nels; of the so-called 'Harbin Wor. H, Martin Godet bound,him "Recently we have had prison­ Liberals are more than 400 strong. agreement' and so-called 'Moscow yesterday 'ik^pamilton Magis- would make special concessions to Commwiws have a record contin­ over for six months to keep the 'trate's Court with being jointly low wage-earners. ers in group* UP to three and four agreement*' allegedly concluded peace. He advised Burcher to escaping from our prisons. We gent of 100. between China and the Soviet concerned in taking away an The five Social—t ministers ex­ In the tteld too are a, ^Variety keep away from Smith's place in autocycle without the owner's have had an explanation from Union, are fabrications from beg­ the future. ESp^ plained the position to the Pre­ members of the Executive that of other nominees ranging from inning to end. consent, and De Shields and mier this evening. Their with­ Labour Independants to Irish According to Burcher, the story Spencer were gaoled for 'two drawal would not necessarily they are satisfied there was no anti-partitionists. "The United States Government began months ago. From the wit­ months. \Jfe| p-_8__•• mean the fall of the Cabinet. M. negligence. f? The proclamation officially and the news agencies sponsored ness box he told of how he had Bidault may prefer to replace "Yesterday a prisoner escaped opening the campaign also un­ by it recently manufactured fran- been friends with Caroline Smith The owner of the vehicle, them with men from other parties from St. George's, and in a few ziedly preposterous fabrications George Dochearty, of "Windy Cor- •^ locked the election cash-boxes, (Viola's sister) iter some jtime. and to attempt to govern with­ hours be was at liberty . . . " hitherto tightly closed because of which could only have been in­ Viola objected to the relationship ner," Boaz Island, testified that on out Socialist support for the first ** vented by lunatics. Mr. E. R. Williams, in tbe ehair, 6 fear in all parties that candidates and finally on the evening of the evening of January 28 he went time since the war. sharply rapped his gavel and call­ f\e might etceed their legally limit­ "These fabrications manufac­ January 27, Caroline returned to see the boxing matches at No. tured by American imperialists 1 Shed. He parked his ante-bicycle The Socialist decision, taken at ed Mr. Tucker out of order. ed expenses. home to find tbat Viola had pack­ a meeting of the so-called "com­ and the news agencies sponsored ed up her clothes. in a rack outside. Returning at "I will approve this," said Mr. m For tbe next three weeks meet­ mittee of '46" consisting of the Russell Pearman, ''but what is the ings, radio appeals, loudspeakers, by them only prove how furious midnight, he -found the vehicle American imperialism is ever the She went in the kitchen where gone. He reported the matter to members of the executive com­ money for? For tools? Are they posters and most other conceivable Viola was having a cup of tea mittee of the party and 15 depu­ going to be left around so prison­ f * i< means of exhortation can be em­ failure of its policy of aggression ttie police. The vehicle was re­ ties, of the committee may not In China." _S"?s with, her friend, David Wilson. turned to him by them the follow­ ers can use, them to escape?" ployed in the fight for a four- An argument began between the be final. A member of«4he com­ year term of control of the nat­ ing day. mittee said that the resolution He, too, was called to order with porting you. A vote against you is two women. The argument de­ a sharp rap of ttie gavel, and Mr. ion's destinies. veloped into a wrestling match, Two witnesses, Robert Nathan­ "leaves the door ouen to our re­ ZILLIAC0S OFF THEiUARK a vote for another war." iel Crockwell and Maurice Jen­ maining if the Premier can make Vesey interpolated that the money Mr. Priestley's support is a sur­ according to Viola. The wrestling was for lighting. It came under First on tide job today with a match was continued outside in nings, were talking together late further concessions on the bonus printed election address was Mr. prise because he was chosen by that night on Cemetery Road, in issue.** Vote J7, he said, which included the Labour party—wbich is op­ the yard and onto the street cor­ several things and an item "Mis­ Konni Zilliacus, foreign policy re­ ner (according to Caroline) and Devonshire, when they saw an The present Cabinet, formed LA CARAVELLE bel expelled - from the Labour posing Mr. Zilliacus in Gateshead auto-bicycle come down the hill cellaneous." —to give a party broadcast last became a fight, as Viola banged last October, includes five So­ party last year, who is standlag Caroline's head up and down on without lights and with three per­ cialist ministers. Mr. Tucker again rose, saying The French Restaurant and Bar as a Labour Independent in his week. sons on jt. -Jennings thought they he would speak on "Miscellane­ In his message to the Labour the ground (according to Burch­ After seeing president Vincent old constituency, Gateshead. Mr. er). Iglp were standing up on the machine. Aiiriol, M. Bidault made ttie fol­ ous," and again got the gavel. Not Zilliacus' manifesto front-paged "rebel" today he said: '^r think Neither man could identify the lowing point to the Assembly: to be easily put off, Mr. Tucker tbat a man like you, with your It was. during this stage that began again: special messages from play wight Carfoline 's glasses were knocked figures, as it was rattier dark. 1. The Government is not re­ LUNCHEONS - DINNERS George Bernard Shaw and author special knowledge, Independence -. However, shortly afterwards the of mind and integrity, definitely off .and broken. The repair bill signing. "I understand this is fo be for a J. B. Priestley, championing bis was 27/6.JPfj!f boys dropped the cycle in some 2. The debate on collective wage lighting bill," he said. As Mr. cause. Jfr . ought to have a place hi Parlia­ oleanders by the road and ran Tel. 3819 ment." bargaining will cease at once. Vesey nodded in agreement. Mr. Mr. Shaw declared; "Gateshead David Wilson, Viola's friend, away up the hill, said Crockwell. The Government will make a Tucker went on, "I have heard re­ can change for the worse only and PARTY STANJOING told his story from the witness The two men went to the machine, statement to the. Assembly on The original 'strength in the box of how Burcher had hit Viola ports to the House that a certain 37-01*. can win the leadership of demo­ noted tbe number, and Crockwell Tuesday. cell in the gaol in Hamilton was cratic public opinion ... by sup- Commons of the principal parties on the shoulder, back and head reported to the police. kept lighted 24 hours a day, and after the 1945 election was: Soc­ with a piece of wood. A piece of >*#hen the police returned with probably this is what tbe money ialists 393; Conservatives 189; wood about a yard, long, with - a Crockwell to the scene, the veh­ Liberals (the main party of that nail in one.end, was introduced in ROME RKHTISTS RAID is lor." icle had been moved about 200 "Is this amount for lights that name) 12; "National" Liberals (re­ evidence. Wilson went to Viola's yards, where they found it with lics of the 1931 "National" Coali­ rescue and got hit in the head. He a boy beside it. He said he was COMMUNIST H.Q. were burned• 24 hours a day ie tion Government) 13. _?•_! exhibited a scar lb oourt. iS*f- Matthews's cell?" Mr. S. S. Tod- De Shields. He stated that he was Nearly 25 million electors voted Viola Smith, Pond Road, Pem­ just taking the auto-bicycle to the ROMS, Jan. 30 (Reuter).—Po­ ings bluntly inquired. '*fe in 1945. The poll this time may broke East, elaborated on Wil­ police station. Boy and cycle were lice flying squads today* arrested ' "All the information I have is be considerably higher, as about son's story by adtttng that Burcher given a ride" there in the police 100 Roman youths, mostly mem­ that the amount estimated for 1,500,000 new electors bave been had called her names in her yard. van. ber, of the right wtxtg Italian November and December was £ 25 added to the voters-rolls. She went on to say that she and Social Movement (MSI), accused (each month), whereas it turned These young voters represent her sister had wrestled and had After an investigation by police, of organizing a raid on a Com­ out to be £ 45," Mr. Vesey replied. an unknown political quantity, pulled each other's hair. all three boys were detained at munist party headquarters in the A resolve providing £6,500 for and all parties are making a spec­ She said that Burcher had hit police headquarters. They told of thickly populated Garbatella dis­ tbe purchase of Long Bay beaoh ial effort to enlist their support. her with a pitchfork in addition going to the Island Theatre and trict of Rome on Saturday. property from the War Depart­ * The new Parliament, which as­ to tbe piece Of wood. She told of afterwards going down Front ment was' piloted through three sembles on March 1, will, be having to have medical treat­ Street where they met a boy readings by Mr. H. T. Watlington. smaller in numbers—-625 seats— ment- W^w named "Sonny." "Sonny" went Spencer to three months' im­ Mr. Vesey had no trouble hi ob­ against a previous total of 640. Caroline also gave testimony on and got the auto-bicycle, accord­ prisonment at hard labour. taining approval for the revote of The Labour Government's abolit­ oath regarding the fight. She told ing to Spencer and De Shields. Thomas was dismissed because £26,455 so that ttie Works Depart­ ion of university seats accounts of her broken classes. She said of insufficient evidence against None of the boys admitted riding him. ment may complete works begun for most of the reduction, the re­ that her sister dragged her to the the cycle. bi 1949. mainder being due, to adjustments However, all boys were ar­ street.; The Magistrate, the Wor. H. 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estate were very limited according Would Widen Court's to law. If the money were invested Powers Fof Minors in _he approved" manner, he said, 5% Out^lil^ Tax C^l '^evaluation comes along and the Alcoa Steamship Company, Inc. trust is impoverished." Continued from Psge 1 "The only power the court.has "There are many angles to this a.t the moment is to order a sale, problem which cannot be solved AMERICAN FREIGHT SEBfftM Rravelllckf ts Proposed which at times is ..quite beneficial by this clause," he said. but is not always what is wanted." ~ "This is an important matter with this 5-star shaving cream . .W^n%Bh:qN,Teb\ 3 (Re#$r) On Mr. Watlington's question, and I don't wish honourable mem­ A STEAMER Mr. Spurling said that the present bers not to have a full opportun­ PALMOLIVE the 5-star shaving Leaves Norfolk || Mar, 3rd NO THRONE FOR CHIEF tj-^rise Secnrtiry of.**3*5e TreajHW*?, ity to consM*?r it," Mr. Sifiith. Mr. J6hn Snyder, told Congress position was that the court could crcm gives yen.' an abundance of order a sale of .property .only if said.. "Application would be made Leaves Ji^wTrork Mar. lf>th today that, "excise tax reduction JUb; co.urt only in certain eftr- moisture-soaked, rich, olive-oil lather WITH WHITE WIFE must be limited to. about $600,- the property could have been sold that does everything shaving cream A STEAMER Leaves Norfolk Mar. 24th were the minor an adult. cumstances. c©o,wp. ^f^zlr feS.#^ "The first thing the court would should do. And remember it's just — A STEAMER Leaves New York Mar. 31st British Cabinet Decides Outlining details that had been "I don't see anything in the have to be satisfied about would soothing to the most sensitive skin as sketched broadly 1^^ "President amendment that such a trust as be whether a sale or mortgage it is ruth !ess with the toughest beard. Truman on January 23. Mr. "fiw- he mentions cpujd Is* Overridden," would,be in the interests of the For Palmolive shaving cream: In African Controversy der described the administration's he said, "but if that is the case minor. It is I very unlikely, that excise (sales), tax reduction pro­ it merits consideration.. The high application would be made unless * multiplies itself 250 times into creamy LONPON, Feb. 3 (Reuter)."-- gramme at the opening of House court in England has the author­ either .the infant is .in need, or lather ... . " CANADIAN FREIGHT S^^ICE The British Cabinet has decided committee hearings. ity, even in the case of trusts,, to the propttraj is deteriorating, or not to allow Seretse Khama, who order a sale.where it is convinced a softens the toughest beard hi seconds... A new ten per cent tax to be tite property is needed for some .married Ruth Williams, 24-year- it is for the benefit of the minor. project." * day* 'moisture - soaked st least 18 * "ALCOA POLARIS" bld London typist, to be chieftain levied upon television sets at the PROPER ADMINISTRATION minutes ... of the Bamangwato tribe in manufacturer's level is expected "This should go a long way. to Mr. Smith elaborated on the last to yield $40,000,000 extra revenue. point by saying that thp property * holds every hair upright wtth millions Leaves Halifax Feb.. 20th Bechuanaland it was learned from assist in the proper administra­ of tiny bubbles'... a usually reliable source here to­ This would partly offset total tion of a minor's property.'.' might, for instance, be tiie key A STEAMER day. planned reductions in excise taxes property needed" for a hotel de­ ir takes ths sting out of shaving wtth Its of $695.000,000.' Sp his te*t, how­ Mr. Russell Pearman also wel­ velopment, and as such would de­ olive-oil. Leaves Halifax Mar. 6th British Government quarters ever, Mi. -Snyder used the rou*|d comed the amendment as he knew mand a good price which it might would neither confirm nor deny of cases where a hardship had not command at a later time. A STEAMER the report. figure of $600,000,000. Mr. Snyder explained that the been impose, for lack of discret­ He asked that further debate Leaves Halifax Mar. 20th The British High Commissioner present 23 per cent tax on corp-- ionary powers' given the court. be deferred so that the members (P1C9P in South Africa. Sir Evelyn Bar­ orations making less than $25,000 "I am a little bit hazy on the could study the proposed substi­ ing, is now flying back to Africa in profits would be left unchan­ question of trusts," Mr. Smith con­ tute clause in print. * Has refrigeration accommodation and is understood to be taking ged. fessed. He thought, he added, that the Government's decision. if the property were held in trust, Firms making more than $50,000, It,is understood that the British subject to any condition, then the |gfe Subject to change without notice. now paying 38 per cent, would court would have rBS' power over Cabinet at its last meeting dis­ oay 23 per cent on the first $25,000 cussed the problem pi the Bam­ _lat trust. but the rate would be boosted to Mrs. 'Hilda Aitken wanted to WM. E. MEYER & CCX, LTD. Agents. angwato chieftaincy, considering 42 per cent on all over $25,000. 3743t«. the deport of the special British knew 'tyjhat the procedure would inquiry held in Bechuanaland Corporations making between be when a property was held 'ilft last autumn. **vvf S25 000 and $50,000, now paying shares by a minor and several ad­ 23 per cent on the first $25,000 ults, if the, adults did not want The British Government will and 53 per'$eHt on the rest would the property to be sold. disclose. its views as soon as it under the proposed 'rjlanf pay 23 "I think the existing act far used considers such a disclosure in the per cent on tf*"*e first $25,000 and 42 very often when 'tHat position Handsome British-Tailored general interest, it was sail*}: per cent on the' rest. • a*p_ arises/* !Mr. Smith said. "Very Seretse Khana's marriage tp This, Mr. Siiyder said, Would often the' power is giveh to sell The name Ruth Williams, a young London leave taxation unchanged on firms a minor's 'share. It 'Is not likely tvDist whom he met while in making $25,000 or. Ie|s and' r'edupe that there •Would be an*appMca- Britain as an Oxford law student, the tax on'profits yteifikefi $23,- tion to raise money by way of caused fierce controversy among 000 and $118,750, but woii—1' boost mortgage of, a share, because there his people. taxes on firms making more. are very few people who would TROUSERS The Bamangwato held a long These excise tax reductions were lend money on a share only." . open-air parley to decide wheth­ outlined: "I don't think the co_rt j*houl4 er he should become chief after CANNON Cutting the four 20 per sent have the authority to override a marrying a white woman, and trust," Mr. Percy Outerbridge Quality tells! These smartty.styled slocks is your guarantee ef eventually acclaimed him. His retail levies — on furs, luggage commented, and Mrs. Aitken add­ uncle Tshekedi Khama, was at and women's handbags,' jewellery will give years of pleasurable wearing. and toilet preparations — to ten ed that she would like to see the that time reeent of the Bamang­ court's power in that regard clear­ They're tailored expertly from fineir grade top quality and top value wato territory. cent. ly defined before the clause was Then Tshekedi, his chief oo- Cutting long distance telephone agreed to. English woollens. in sheets and cases ponent. went into voluntary exile and telegraph tax charges from 25 Mr. Watlington also agreed, with his followers. Challenging to 15 per cent; the'tax on rail, bus commenting that certain testators, the decision, Tshekedi called for airline and ship passenger tickets "feeing a certain amount of frlvr a judical inquiry. from 15 to 10 aer centj and re- o—tyin the persons to whom t—ey A British judicial commission pealing outright the three per cent are leaving 'land,'* /night have • GENUINE DOESKIN sat for 18 days at Serowe. Bech­ freiteht haul tax. »«*& —&_$mbl'\good ' reasons for placing an age uanaland. inquiring into the The administration plan called condition in the wi—."''' Classic ''tennis style" trousers in this enduringly beautiful fabric •*br flat exerWction of- "b_ov oi'ls. —hold a crease well ond refuse toshrmk. Pleated front, adji—#- matter, and finally made recom- tt "ft thv "ewirt orders a" sale or medaticns to Sir Evelvn Baring powders and lotions from the tax a mortgage, the Su mis not paitt to-waist band. May be worn with or without belt. Sizes 29 for forwarding to Mr. Philip Noel on toilet preparations. The '.'Jbaby to the minor," Mr. Spurling point. to 42 in Tan or Grey, Baker. British Minister fbr Com­ oil" tax has provoked especialjy ed out"2*B ikSti^jested in th* J L 10 £6.15.9 monwealth -Relations. strong ?bje^$^,;4^]^f'i*|K;*ftttr ' l^st'Jefet^^i*!'^"* )" the court Seretse married Ruth Williams Mr. Snyder amplified we Pre-' directs tne use oVn~ • in London in autumn 1948. She sident's recommendation for Pet­ "The money would be held in went to Africa shortlv afterwards ting an extra $1,000,000,000 from trust, and only come into thp • NAVY SERGE and has been living with her hus-; the corporation, income tax an d j minor's possession when the legal band in his European stvle house ['estate and gift taxes with these j instrument so ordered it. Tne The same popular styling in excellent quality pure wool serge. on the outskirts of Serowe. I'fecomrnendations: fact that you are limited in what gfe'.ifc- Navy Blue in sixes 30 to 38. Last week it was reported that , cafiihe dope latuajly operates to Collecting W7i*K W,!o4*4a._|ar 5 15.5.0 she was expecting a child in May, more from corobrskton-jb^'.rai|Sn« *6iV*leti{M*a*|t of the * beneficiaries, the present 38 per cent "enpra! ™Consl«iuently ** the persons corporate rate to 42 per c*ent. whom the testator thought 3njy to profits ja^c-v- are actually being deoriveii," RIOTERS ATTACK MUCE r ts ces* of flS.Mf&afl& ;__£™f' r% am inclined to. think this ii under that •*^W*i fbr sulj"te#,,olily a goto- airiendmeiit," Mr. George TRUCK IN TANGANYIKA to the present lower ratSs.' i^lnch WflHams tbld the members. "I average 23 per cent. cannot think for one minute t—•: DAR ES SELAAM, Tanganyika, Mr. Snyder, said this actually court would use this overriding: "DURALtTE" PERCALE (Feb. 3.— (Reuter)—one African would reduce taxes for corpora­ authority to order the sale of a was killed and seven wounded minor's assets unless the court was when police opened fire as several tions .wittj, i*jc«jroes belwefp. .$?§.- Not just ordinary percale — but Cannon 000 and approximately TT^.OflO"" •jatisSftdTt was for the best inr hundred rioters attacked a police The extra yield, he paid, would terests at the minor." percale — "Combspun" for extra smooth­ truck today in Dar Es Salaam, come from IPS*; than fen per cent MIGHT BE LIMITED ness, extra beauty, extra wear! And imagine where dockers have been on of all corporations. When the' assets were real es- —186 combed long-fibre cotton threads to strike since Wednesday. tatei he went on, the returns A European police officer, A large scale revision of estate might be very limited and a child each and every square inch! J.M. McLoughlin, was seriously and gift taxes was nronosed to raise an extra $400,000,000. who showed exceptional talent injured and another European and wanted to enter a profession HAMILTON SHEETS nolice officer, R. H. Stewart, had could not be educated for that pro­ slight head injuries. fession because he would not real­ 3c*et« 72" x 108' pair 65/- An Asian police officer and 19 squad from Nairobi with seven ise his assets. Tanganyika police constables armoured Vfhides and seven car­ "If it is possible for the court 92"* 108' poir 75/- were injured. riers arrived here today. to order the sale of real estate Eighty six rioters, including Japhet T. Banks, general secret­ assets so that such a child could CASES (graceful scalloped trim) some of. the leaders, have been ary of the East African Workers v be educated, I think it is a good pair 15/- arrested. 3>f; .Federation, denied rumours that thing'" he said. The dock area this morning was the strike wouM spread here. v Mr. Watlington said that the quiet but little work was going on "We shall not f$A into"*fJi#wi*Si" "opportunities to invest the pro­ in the port, where five ocean-go­ Dar Es Salaam," he declared. ceeds of the sale of a minor's real ing ships and several!: coasters were tied by tiie strike. , ^^^2^ Police were reported to have the African quarter under control, though troops have been ordered to stand by. Good Buys for tho Table Men from the Royal Navy frigate Loch Quich, now docked LOCAL PRODUCT-: here, "have been helping to potrol the dock area. ^<>te Beans, Cauliflower, Pumpkins, Tomatoes, The strike began when 1,500 Carrots, Parsley, Greens* Beef; Pork, Veal, casual dock workers refused ta Fish, Eggs, Ripe Pawpaws. work under a new system of reg­ istration ordered by the port au­ IMPORTED: thorities. Under the new system Vegetables, Meats, Fruits, Both Fresh ami workers would be converted into a permanent force. The men ob­ Frozen Juices, Jams, Jellies in Bottles and jected on the grounds that they; Tim, Olives, Capers and Sauces, Biscuits and preferred to work under the cas­ a best of varied supplies. _ ual system. MOMBASA. Kenya. Feb. 3 3 MONIZ & REGO (Reuter)—Police here were al­ F irc >w„ ••wMfcj? erted today as the dock strike at Next to tilt*; * station, Hamilton Dar Es Salaam threatened to Phones 11*2 — 1128 spread. 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•»**'i>i,h^!*i*Mft>»«i»gaf ##••* 4_*A.-*AM»&&MA"P'"* ' Page 8 THE RC*f^GAZIr_TE, SA-f^iSiAy^-^^RUARY 4, 1950 l° |d ia- Six Matches Listed Fdr Play 0n ^ootbaltfCombinatonlTomorrowl Afternoon F I- Si FIRST DIVISION BASEBALL ROUNDUP DAVIS GUP DRAW MRS. WILLIAM CONYERS TWO f FIRST DIVISION Devonshire—W. Frick; E. Pitts TODAY'S BRUP Referees For and H. Sims; W. Sawley, E. De­ 1 : FIRST IN GOLF TOURNEY Costa and G. Smith; H.;Cox, C. .SOCCER SjCHEDULE '-_G# ANGELI!_r-!?'«b. 3 (A*>,f- FEBRUMY. SEVENTH GAMES TOP PROGRAMME Bardgett (captain), p, Wall, J-. Sundays Gaines Ralph K'iner, Pittsburg's home- MacDonald and M. Adderley. Re- EN——tatf --—SUB ' run clouting outfielder, yesterday FIRST DIVISION Riddeirslay Stage serves, D* Bardgett and R. Frith. Tpe following are the re­ signed a two-yeaf^«ontracC m Trygve lie To Make Draw BAA-f. Flood; ft; Flood and Birmingham vs Arsenal $65,000 a season. « ^^ Blackpool lip. Manchester c. ferees selected by the Re­ B A.A.To Defend League Lead J. Sharpe; L. Swain (captain), P. ferees' Society to officiate in General rdanager Roy Harney In Uj£ Headquarters Atlantic Handicap Welch and F. Mahoney; C Saul. Bolton vs. Portsmouth made tha announcement at the Chelsea vs. Stoke J2!^J3I_. Sunday's Bermuda Football conclusion of a brief conference W Mowbray, P. Mulder, P. Ric­ Combination games: NEW YORK, Feb. 3 (Renter)— - An Atlantic Handicap tourna­ Against Devonshire *^f Team hold and C. E. Woollard. 'lp$I Derby vs. Llvem^l" with the 27-year-old Kiner? who ment, staged by the Riddell's Bay V Devonshire vs. B.A.A., hit flfty-fouriome runs T— six be^ The draw for the 1950 Davis Cup Prospect—Cooley; Whitlock and Everton vs. AstJoft ' ^**_S__ 3 J5 p.m. at j Woodstock competition will be made here at Golf and Country. Club, a novel Six matches are acheduled 3S>r play in the Bermuda Football Huddersfield vs. Wolverhampton hind Babe Ruth's all-time mark — cent In which*' each player is Goodyear; Wallis, Stuart , and Field, Mr. Gerald Barnes. . last season. 10 o"clock in the morning on Feb­ Combination tomorrow afternoon—two in the First Division and Ward; Bridges, Gill (captain), Manchester U. vs. Buri*t#' • >- Prospect vs. St. George's, ruary 7, falter Merrill Hall, handicapped after ttte course is MiddletDorouah vs. cfiamon CHICAGO, |Wb. 3 OP).—The played, was run off at'-the club ;!#•*& in the Second.« The matches will all be played on separate Orchard, Rishworth and McLean. 3 00 p.m. at Prospect field, Chicago White Sox yesterday pur­ chairman of the Davis Clip man­ St. Geirgre's-MfS. Harris; P. Pale* Newcastle ys. Fujhatn Mr. J. 'Ferreira. agement committee, announced yesterday and was won by Mrs. fields in the Colony, ranging from Moresby Plain at the West Erfd l West Bromwich vs. Sunderland chased two National League play­ William Conyers.. The tourna­ and -^dthwe-^W **'W'hitehead, St. George's vs. Exiles, ers, - first baseman Herman Reich tonight. to the St. George's Garrison field at the East. H. Whitehead and F. Dale; J. SECOND DIVISION 3.15 p.m. at St. George's, Mr. The draw will be made by Mr. ment was the weekly feautre for Barnsley vs. Preston NE, of tne Cubs and catcher Phil Masi the lady golfers, Mrs. Conyers re­ Highlight of the afternoon will rison field, starting at 3.15. Lewis, S. Oatley, R. Moulder, I. Joseph Hart. of the Pirates. Reich was acquired Trygve Lie, Secretary-General Hayward and G. Mdolder.e. Re­ Blackburn vs. Chesterfield turned a net 73 for first prize. 'be the. match between the Ber­ With the divisional champion .Brentford vs. Plymouth Corinthians vs. Southamp­ for the $10,000 waiver price and of the United Nations, in the New serve, E. Smith. ton S.C, 3.15 p.m. at Boaz, Masi in a cash deal involving more U.N. Headquarters Building in There was a crowd of 74's for muda Athletic Association and the already decided, the Exiles can Cardiff vs. Bradford • the second place and a toss of the Devonshire Community Club, hope for nothing better than either SECOND DIVISION (East) Mr. C. McEwan. than $10,000. midtown, New York. Covenary vs. Leeds Malabar vs. B.A.A., 3.15 The following 26 nations have coin decided the winner. Miss scheduled for the Woodstock field. a second, third or fourth place 8*. George's—A. Leighton;. B. Hull vs. Sheffield W. BOSTON, Feb. 3 (JP).—Willard. Marie Watlington made the cor­ 'Kic—7O— is timed for 3.15 p.m. in the final standings; They have p.m. at Moresby, Mr. R, Marshall, - outfielder, obtained challenged for the cup, which has Oatlev and R. Bowers; C. Lewis, Luton vs. Swansea Dodson. been held by the United States rect call and took runner-up prize. . Tbe Athletics, who are pre- only one more game left after j Perry (captain) and T. Perry; Sheffield U. vs. Ortroeby from the Giants in a trade for > Others who returned 74's were presently holding a one-point this to complete their schedule. Southampton B—S.C. vs. Eddie Stanky and Al Dark, in- since it won ft from Australia in R. Strange, J. Repose, C. Brown, Southampton vs. Bury Moorpout, 3.15 pjn. at Port 1946: Mrs. John Kane, Mrs. Roland margin in the First Division, will ALL TEAMS PLAYING A. Aldrich and W. Hayward. Re- Tottenham vs. Leicester _eiders, today signed a Braves' defend their leadership although Royal, Mr. A, Preece. contract. Nortti America Zone—Australia, Lines, Mrs. Dave Darwin 'and All six teams in the Second serves, G. Hill and A. Dale. West Ham vs. Queen's Park R. • Mrs William Gosling. their closest rivals—the Nationals THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) DETROIT, Feb. 3 (JP).~Faul Canada, Cuba and Mexico. Division (West) will see action Exiles—Bartlett; Simmons and European Zone—Austria, Bel­ Other golfers who participated Sports Club—will be idle. Holness; Trees, Morrison (cap­ Aldershot vs. Notts F. (Dizzy) Trout, pitcher, signed his with all the play centering around Tiger contract yesterday. gium, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, wore: Both the Community Olub and the western end of the Islands. tain) and Prieden; White. Lid­ Brighton vs. Bournemouth WARM-UP TOURNEY France, Great Britain, Hungary, . Mrs. Lee Moran, Lady Conyers, Athletics have been forced to ford, Doswell, Turney and Wells. Bristol R. VB. Crystal Palace BC-TCJ^^Feb. 3 f/P).—Branch At Moresby Plain, starting at 3.15, Bickey, president of the Brooklyn Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxem­ Miss Cynthia Cooper, Miss jfean 'make a number of minor changes H.MS. Malabar will play hosts SECOND DIVISION (West) Ipswich vs. ——ter bourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Nor­ Watlington, Mrs. A. Burrows, due to injuries, but these are not Millwall vs. Newpbrt TO START MONDAY Dodgers, admitted last nisht that to the B.A A., while at Moresby Corinthians—Hyde: Thorne «*nd he has made "one bad mistake"— way, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Mrs. W. Courtney, Mrs. G. Ander­ expected to hamper the calibre of Plain, the Corinftians will enter­ Notts C. vs. Reading _'? Poland, Sweden, Switzerland and son, Mrs. Hurray Wilson, Mrs. play. Tope; Woodmore, West and Nor­ Port Vale vs. Leyton O. selling outfielder Sam Jethroe to tain the Southampton Sports man; Honey, Goddard, Hart the Braves, Yugoslavia. Janet Lee, Mrs. E v. Hetland, Mrs. FIRST DIVISION MATCH Club. This match will also start Southend vs. Watford ^SSI Entries Close Tonight Paul Jones, Mrs. C. W. Abbott, V*P*H*h and Stonehant. i Swindon "vs. l§aiWifctV'•• Rickey said in a keynote speech Among the new challengers this The other First Division match, at 3.15. year there are Argentina, Chile, Mrs. James Payne and Mrs. Cor­ Southampton Sports—C. Bart­ Torquay vs. Norths—ipt^pr^^ to more than 1,000 baseball fans nelia Haddon. between the Prospect Command The onlv o+her game listed for lett; Db F—her and A. DeCosta: Walsall vs. Bristol C. For All Brackets at the annual Boston Baseball Czechoslovakia, Greece, Portugal, and the St. George's Dinghy and tomorrow wiU be played at Port R. Reddine, S. DeSilva and R THIRD OVftSSOH (NORTH) Writers dinner that he believes the South Africa and Turkey. Sports Club, will be played at the Royal, where the Southampton Sayers (captain); W. Simons, H. Ba—ow VB.- Carlisle :'W^S Entries fer the Bermuda Lawn speedy Neero outfielder "is going Prospect Garrrison field, starting Font and Sports Club will meet Twitchen, S. DeCosta, J. Lima and Bradford**?/ vs. Halifax •-.'%_?& ", Tennis Club's first Warm-Up to be great." S.I. Crew's Commodore Lea, at 3.00 p.m. Both teams will H.M.S. Moorpout. The kick-off D. Souza. Reserves, J. Simons Che"ter vs:*'N. Brighton -»:ijS \ tournament of 1950 will close this Ted Williams, Hie Red Sox slug­ The Chicago Cubs won 20 injured last spring in the Preak­ be almost the same as those used has been timed for 3.15. and F, Corday. evening. The tournament --will ger chosen as the American doubleheaders in 1045, a major re­ ness, will come back to the races in previous matches. Crewe vs. Mansfield Southampton Boat — L. Charl­ Doncaster v*i. •Oa.t'**-'***— Start on Monday at the Bermuda League's most valuable player, re­ cord for capturing twins bills. this Winter at Hialeah. The Command can draw within The Boat and Sports Club are Tennis Stadium and will serve as currently leading the Section by ton; P. Blee (captain) and W. Lincoln vs. Rotherham- • ceived the Boston whiters' award two points of the B.A.A. tomor­ WMte; P. Wirthlin, C. Martin and Rochdale vs. Olrttem ' a warm-up for the local players a sthis city's ton performer, while row as they keep their hopes of a one-point margin. Three teams for the forthcoming Invitational are tied for second place. These D. Henderson; D. Bray. D. Cart­ Southport vs. Darllnnton Del Crandell the Braves' young a league championship alive. With wright. P. White, E. Frith and Stockport vs. Hartlepools championships. catcher, was honoured as the best four points to their credit and are the B.A.A., Malabar and All five brackets are scheduled Southampton Sports Club. The W. Beirman. Reserve, W. De­ Tranmere vs. Accrington Boston rookie. three games after this on their Silva. llll York vs. W-Mf1™*™ for play with the men's singles schedule, the East Enders - are two latter teams have each won taking precedence. Dick Freisen­ four while losing three, and the H.M.S Moorpout—Redpath ("cap­ 8COTTHT 1 F.^GUE hopelessly out of the - running. "A" DtV-tlON bruch will defend the laurels he Cards To Protest Signing Athletics have won four of six tain): Larter and McAlease' John­ won last year against such players A scheduled First Division games played. son, McLeod and Broom; Hough­ Clvde vs. Hearts Portland Cement match between the Nationals as George Wardman, Colin Selley, ton, Bateman, Wells, Grimsdell rhjnrh*e vs. Psrtlok T. Malcolm Martin, Mr. Ullman, Of Schoolboy Pitcher Sports Club .and' Corinthians, has This Section promises a close and Brandon. Bast Fife vs. Falkirk been postponed through injuries. race down to the wire with the Hibernian vs. Celtic Brownlow Eve, Geoff Jordan, eventual winner probably being H.M.S. Malabar — Davies; Kee** John Plowman, R. Beavan and K. ST LOUIS, Feb. 3 (/P).—Fred M. In the lone Second Division ble and Southgate; Cook, Fagg Motherwell vs Queen ot South Saieh, president of the Cardinals. Your last opportunity to obtain (East) match,- the St. George's decided upon the goal average at Hori-erf! vs. Abprrteen Matson. the end of the season. Oaptain) and White; Stokoe, With the entries not closine un­ said he would protest to Baseball Dinghy and Sports Club will play Findler, Peake, Patton and Bre­ Stirling A- vs. Raith H. PORTLAND CEMENT hosts to the Exiles, in a match til, tonight it is expected that a Commissioner Albert Chandler, The fallowing teams have been wer. Tbird Lanm*."* 8t *»trt!»u, the Sienin" of Paul PtSstit. 18-year- scheduled for the East End Gar­ selected: \ .yjatf." '-"aypHrffnl,. n 11 m ber wil 1, be forthcoming, in - (Ex SJS. "Araby") B.A.A.—Line-up not received, ; eluding those from some of the old schoolboy, bv the Pirates for o Airdrieonians vs. Hamilton.. younger promising players^. These a reported $100 000 bonus. Saigh • Ar*w»»th vs. •. rmnfermljne . ed in the women's division due to hi~h sehool rules. Miami Bonefish Record Morton vs. Albion R., iga(fc«i_ Pettfrti, a few weeks aeo, sup­ S»enhou"ernulr vs.jOueen's park Heather >Nk**nHs' absence from , r, , the Colony. Heather, the top wo­ posedly signed a contract to go at 7/- per bag || . . An Executor must give constant MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Feb. 3 St. Jc>hj}rtWietw,.F" * . >f(',:„t.rt man' plsiyer in the,Cplony. is pre­ into the movies. It wag 'through iff").—A new record tar bonefish AM/VTEUR ' ' -$ sently studying at Rollins Col­ ~~edp»*icir stenhani of Hollywood, attention to the settlement of an In the Metropoliton Miami Fishing Ireland vs. England '. lege, Miami,. Florida. who held the boy's si"natnre on Tournament was set on Wednes­ —8—"> •. _flf tfffltikiBe vVhig ;ibr honours will a film agreement, that Roy Harney, day when Mrs. GracebM. Tauck, of general tnanafer of the Pirates, include Marv Jane Hutchings, r , estate, sometimes for a year or South Orange, N. J- landed a spec;-, 1-nnort»ffl )ww Lttiml M"*8- Babs Smith, Mrs. A. Brow, ac *"'»ed his baseball signature. Ii men weighing, ,ij pounds 14w s aff-s. itosser and Mrs. Sankey. Saigh's statement r»*itlir«>H his more*. That migfiff be Burdensome ounoesi Matc„ iistel m SinHKy •>tfV.'-' MIXED DOUBLES letter to protest to Chandler as PEARMAN, WATLINGTON & CO. The fish broke all metropoliton w In the mixed doubles, Mrs. Babs follows: Miami records for bonefish. twv ^IT'iinnTT '***"* Smith and Dick Freisenbruch will "I believe the Pettlt case should to a relative or friend. This Bank The world record for honens'" On° ot tv*A TY,o"t *~n~nr*TJ»t **•#*'» i .lay together, while Mary Jane be. protested bv the club owners HAMILTON Phones 1317-1028-1225 is listed at 16 pounds, causht oF •hes in the Tierrv*^ Ji*"*"!* **««*** Hutchings and Mai Gosling will to t"he commisairwer. T, for one welcomes the task and performs it Hawaii in 1948. Mrs. Tauck used '-•nil T e^^M:,Y^. Sr ^fiyfd^taf1' also .combine. Mr. and Mrs Bea­ shall do so. I believe it is a vio­ a 15-nound test line. -,,»r-^w afte'**»*otJ(H T&S&t tW* '"•*w*4'va n Will make another couple, as lation of both the bonus rule and Mrs. Tan"** <_o. the strike on he*"^rtshire' ' rornrn-htty ' jdrut**** the' high school rule, principally 1 ( will Mrs. Sankey and Mr. Grn- i i efficiently. first cast and landed the fish after Greens, r>W»sernJi'^ Tpadins the ham. Mrs. Nicholls will play with ills high school rule. a 20-mfnute hat*'e near Marathon 'non.. w*M tant*i'e ,,*fW "tM j Chltt- Mr; Ullman. "If the commissioner <»*»oulit in the Florida Keys. It wy her «*ade» ]"tifkf» a* '"'"'ort^todlt.iiWw*r alio*" this transaction to stand, it first try at bonefish—ig. match is' scheduled to start''dt Miss Mann and Miss Johnson would enable me to have any of Alsatian Wines will play together in the women's six or seven of my bulldins mana­ 1.30. i ™jm rtnublcs. as will Mrs. .Brow and Although thev won but ton* - gers to sien high school boys to a Roth tpa '« h«>'**> I-'»>V*M fi**e Mrs. Rosser! Mrs. Nicholls and contract for work other than in football games WhUe losing five Ta**es to date with the Greens Miss Edith Smith: Maw .Tine and tying one, Mississippi's Reds, baseball and would then permit Trimbach Sylvaner, 1944 Vintaje 14/- bot. The Bank of Bermuda ..'nnir,.r al' fi"e nf theirs. 'Vita Hutchings and Arabella Gosling; me, on behalf of the St. Louis led the Southeast Conference ir Comrades dropped one noint be- Mrs. Babs Smith and Patsy Stone, total offence in 1049. Cardinals, to purchase that con­ ind the leader* w*>en they were «>nd ftjrs. Sankey and Mrs. Tib-tract fn»n one of my corporation." lYimbach Clos St. Hune Riesling, 1942 Vintage 22/- bot. Limited eld to a 2-2 draw by the B.A.A. betts. ! Tennessee's .765 percentage of . lunio*"'. . , Dick Freisenbruch apd eGo'-se victories in Southeastern Confer­ A victory for the. Greens will Wardnro'* ap» »vo»*red to win the Trimbach Reserve Riesling, 1942 Vintage .... 20/- bot. 3T04t* ence football games leads allother ^lmo't (*linr*»i •be ch»"rtr>ten^l**ln men's doubles with opposition teams in alltime standings. "or th»*m, while a victory ^or coming from John Plowman and Trimbach Reserve Traminer, 1943 Vintage .. 20/- bot. Comrades may produce an excit­ Geoff Jordan; Mai Martin and ing race right down to the last Colin Selley: Mr. Ullman and match of the season. partner; R. Beaven and Reggie Selected to play for the Greens Cooner, and Malcolm Gosling and ire: Ned Hill, it^iij D. Paries; H. Nelm«s and R. '.'r/fva draw and times of comneti- Obtainable At ' K", Madeiros; G. Gibbon's, F. King tion will be announced in Mon­ ind C. DeSilva; C. Loader. J. De- day's issue of The Royal Gazette. Vloura, G. Fatherly, E.. Madeiros The iiecond warm-uo> tourna­ 'captain) and <"*. Johnson. Reser­ ment wil' start on March 6 at the ves, C. Ray> W. DeSilva and D. J. E. Ughtbourn & Company Well Known Products Tennis Stadium. . THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE .oader. ::,'/j^:-jrt«i^ft(Htg| Pomrades; Madeiros; Matos.and 1 Hamilton St< George's H Madeiros; Dunstan, Flood apd. , TomaHT 'ife T. Dunstan. J. Baron, A. Churm, Chicago at Montreal Phone: 1081 Phone: 9133 L. Flood, Semas and Barnes. Detroit at Toronto I Now In Stoek The reter'ee will be Mr. James TENNIS EXHIBITIONS TOMORROW Morley. Montreal at Chicago 2308tw • • tp. AT CORAL BEACH CLUB Toronto at Boston Pyros Select Team To Play New Tork at Detroit St. George's Tomorrow The Coral Beach Cluh will WEDNESDAY present a tennis exhibition Toronto at Boston on Sunday afternoon with Chicago at Detroit . EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS |f - The following team'has been some of Bermuda's top male THURSDAT selected to represent tiie Pyros in Sew York at Chicago §J5pl*i Two cell and three cell their Bermuda Junior Football stars doing the honours. League match against the St. In a staples match, fisted BATURDAY BEGK's BEER George's Juniors. Tne match will to start at 2.45, Malcolm Montreal at Toronto be played at the Port Royal School Gosling will oppose Dick Detroit at Boston field, starting at 1.30. Freisenbruch. Immediately after, Gosling • ELDREDGE SEWING MACHINES H. Perkins; S. Carter and A. will partner Hank Quinn, N.H.i7sf/LmNGB Neilson; P. DeSilva. A. Stephen­ tennis pro at the Club, to Detroit * .._ 47 26 13 8 60 son and J. Corday;* T. Docherty, meet Freisenbruch and P. W. L. D. Pts. G. Turner, A. Kemp (captain), C George Wardman. Montreal 48 SO 16 12 52 . WIKKA BASKETS |l Gladwin and H. Usher. Reserve^ Toronto I ...... 48 21 20 7 49 J. Hassell. Boston £*.., *49 17 2J 10 * 44 Large and small Hew York 47 17 21 I O Chicago ...... 4? IS 24 8 38 O All but one of the New York Giant's home night games will be . PYRENE FIRE EXTTNG^ISlfeRsl played either on a Tuesday or Friday this season. Eight nocturnal games are on Fridays, five, on Tuesdays and the final on Wed­ nesday, Sept. 6, against the Bos­ . BLUEMELS i§ANDLEGRIPS§ \M pSHfPOT ton Braves. * Black King Ranch's Middleground, with 1J*» pounds hes^s the ii«t

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Feb. 3 (JP)—_\ Belanger And Savard Win All Four Games Over Heads 50-Year AP Poll; though a check of the thoroug; j Rapr|d lErofhl ;lSkp< breds on fhe Hialeah Pai To Fight In February Queen's Club Wednesday By PETER DUTON a bowler at cricket. Indeed, it has Ben Hogan Is Second grounds shows that 38 horses a if British fight fans have accepted been jokingly suggested that counted for 82 stakes during ti A > Freddie's over-arm action is so yeaif main- interest is center Jj Watch Fe &iu r|f Of ol^ason ^n»rraugH R»ut"i The i H-milton Fire Brigade with deep regret the news that NEW YORK, Fe^ ¥.—_*4****by around Coaltown: fsWl t^^DOlifim^ *..., vich of America for the cruiser- knew that whatever the .opposit­ who won every major champion­ Coaltown's chief rival probab" The Juniors, who were defeated Symonds, who is playing on the bantamweight Charlie Savard, The Nations1 Sports Club's No. weight championship of the ion,, they could always bank on ship from one to five times and will be Fred W. Hooper's Olyn• : by the West End Rovers in the right wing, is the leading goal- both of Quebec City. 2 team and the Old Colony Club's world. But Freddie, after losing action when Freddie wag perform­ then -retired at 28 while at his pia, a star last'Winter but a *dk ! finals last year, have only been scorer in the "A" Division and Belanger will take his bow at No. 1 team, each dropped1 one the title—and five teeth—to an­ ing. Even in the dullest of his playing peak-, was an overwhelm­ appointment in the Kentuck i beaten that once since the incep­ fights—and*ttley were few and far Derby. Olympia won eight staki I is One of the most damaging the Leytonstone Baths here on game, while the Old Colony Club other Of Lesnevich's countrymen, ing choice in The Associated Press' during the year, including a raT tion of the B.F.L. They have met players when in front eif the goal. February 13 against Bert Saun­ No, 3 and Old Comrades each lost Joey Maxim, has decided that his between—he could, always bring fifw-year poll. the Rangers on many occasions the crowd tov their feet, as grim- cent score in an allowance spriij} His ability to find the target is ders of Kilbum. On the same iwo..|p>j| fighting days are over, and no-one He thus Joined these others as at Santa Anita where PondejV aad- have always .held their own. night, the Canadian heavyweight can blame him. faced and determined, he would .the greatest *in their'specialty second to none in the Division. The results of Wednesday's 1949 Derby winner, was an ah f Rivalry between the two teams Cal White has been moved to champion, Vern Esco of Toronto, During a ring career which has suddenly sink his chin on to his through ttie first half of the twen­ ran. Skjj* has always been high and when the inside position with Winfleld meets Jack Gardner of Market play: read like a story-book, from fair­ !> chest and wade into his man with tieth century: Jack Dem*3Bey, box- they take to the field tomorrow Harborough, Leicestershire, . at QUEEN'S CLUB FIRE BBIQA—E both fists working overtime. His ine; Jesse Owens, track: Jim Olympia will arrive here i Battersbee playing at the pivot. ground boxing booth scrapper to time for the meeting which oper | one of the best football matches Both are in the leading goal- Leicester, and the Canadian ban­ Major Marton IBS *. Velra 150 world champion—Mills has'prov­ most damaging blow was his left- Thorpe, football, and George . C. Dickens 118 8. Cassidy ISO hook and few of his opponents Mikan, basketball. January 17 and runs to March : o'f the season is expected. scorers and should they be able tam champion Fernando Gagnon ed himself a lion-hearted fighter, Among the other handicap stai Both teams are almost identical to penetrate through the Juniors' Of Quebec City, faces Teddy Gard­ M. Pimental 129 a. A. Johnson ISO prepared to tackle all and every­ survived after Freddie .had hit In the golf balloting no one else J. Thorne 141 A. Flood ISO them with one of his "Mills Bomb" on the grounds are Mrs. Evelyn I with those used in league compe­ defence they are capable of scor­ ner at Newcastle. Savard makes one. He hag soaked up punish­ was close te this fabulous amateur Hopkins' Three Rings and ' Mr; R titions. The Rangers have made ing. ; Jllfej' his first British appearance in 1i—tti i91 600 ment as a .blotting pad.takes up specials. of the golden Twenties, who can­ COLONY CLUB 2 ned a spectacular career in 1930 E. DuPont Weir's Royal Gover one noticable change by bring­ ;~$$MPLETE THE ATTACK Manchester on February 27, also . f WAH VE—J* , ink and he has always come back , OPEN TO ATTACK mk A. Oreenslsde ISO bv winning four top champion­ nor. Both won five stakes L—I it ing Charlie Butterfield into the facing Gardner- i An W Kood'-fcB for more. Probably nb other fight­ At the same-time, his way of year. The two Butterfield's, Lou and 150 R. Osborne 133 ships in the space of four months. team and dropping "Townsey" Other bouts for Canadian boxers M. Gosling er since the bare-fist days has dubbing into his man,and striv­ Charlie, will" complete the attack. 125 jK.Boiratree ISO UNMATCHED SWEEP Russell into the centre-half slot. already scheduled for, this month W. Bsrton had so much dished out at him as ing continually for the knock-out, Charlie is usually a "B" Division 150 i?*mddell 126 Freddie Mills and how even he FIRST CUP wmJ^L ' player but has shown such great include a Nottingham appearance B. Perks' often laid him wide open to coun­ Beginning with the British for heavyweight Earl Walls of feels that enough is as good.as a ter-attacks. It was this readiness amateur, title May 31 at historic during the last war, was fourtl This will be the first Cup final promise that he was given- a '^_W^__P§- '"'SSS '•• 561 feast. ^3**jN>i, W_nt •"..'- with 17. Sammy Snead was new for the Rangers' young goalie, L chance to prove his worth in this Windsor,. Ontario, against an op­ to forsake defence for attack St Andrews, Jones* went on to cap­ with 6, followed by Gene Sarazerj ponent as yet unnamed on Feb­ NATIONALS 2 ST. GEOBQE'S 2 > j He will retire as one of the most which cost. him the title - against ture the British open at Hoy lake, Burrows. This young net-minder | all important match. Lou, one of popular ex-champions ever. He 4; Joyce Wethered, 2, and.Harr; came up to fill the gap left Vacant j the finest wingmeh in the league, ruary 20, and a match for Gag­ | E. C. Wsdelros 1J0 C. .Twltchen 106 Maxim. He hit tiie American right the United States onen at Inter- Vardon, 1. non against Billy Boland on Feb­ R. Adams 150 G. HH1., 7 til was a cruiser-weight who wanted enough, no mistake about that. la "hen ard the United'States ama­ bv R. Pole, their regular goalie. is expected to see lots of action A. Smttto* 6 150 1 Jl Hayward to be a heavy. Not physically built Joyce Wethered was tba Britisi While he lacks "A** Division ex­ ruary 21. 'jjgHJj yfax. sit'-**; But Maxim showed himself to be teur at M«riort Crirket Club in The Juniors, who have always L, Benevides no P. Sylvestre tor the job, he refused to be baulk­ just as absorbent as Mills when Ardmore, Pa. It was a sweep un­ women's star at the Twenties and perience, he is expected to give boasted a, strong defence,- will ed by nature and fight fans re­ it came to lapping up punishment, matched on the links. early Thirties, hailed as tbe (Treat! a good account of himself between have Sonny Spencer, considered 58e 49S member with adm iration the - way est of her sex. Vardon was the ol the sticks tomorrow." -safe J£&$ the best goalie in the-league, be­ f^*—M—§ • M__WtM and furthermore, he .possessed a The stocky, bnyish Southerner English -master at the turn of tb IKE WIUIAMS MATCHED COLONY CLUB 1. in which be tackled such big men straight left which was right out received 293 of the 392 votes cast The Rangers' defence, of cap­ tween the sticks, with "Gits" NATION ALS 1 century, and won the British opei P. "PSttt"" as Joe Baksi, 15 stone American of the British boxing text book. bv the nation's snQxtswriters and tain "Froggie" Simmons and Dick Simmons and David Augustus as ISO A. P. Mello SB six times and the United State WITH BERNARD DOCUSEN W. R. Mello giant. Bruce Woodcock, present This left-hand, carrying on the broadcasters, leaving W scattered White, is usually sound and are backs. Both are powerful kickers 118 H. Davis 150 open in 1900. G. Tite British heavyweight champion, work that countless others had amon» seven other celebrities of being count upon to keep the and can,—.ear the,ball from almost 150 A. Madeiros 111', NEW YORK, Feb. 3 (Reute£L-~ G. Gray and Jack London, former bolder done before it, sapped Mills' stam­ the links. high-scoring Juniors' forwards at any angle. Lightweight champion Ike Wil­ 150 E. F. Simons 103 of the title, as well as Johnny ina and in the tenth round a left Ben Hopaft, the ffrim little oar- bay. Noel Stephens, Artie Black and liams of Trentoni New Jersey, to­ 563 426 Ralph, the South African cham­ and a right to the jaw were en­ wrecker no*" in the mid** of a Al Kircher, Michigan State's •Ray Raynor and Russell Leve­ Sonny Augustus are all top men day was matched with Bernard ST. GEORGE'S 1 COMRADESI ' ' pion. ough to put, him down fbr the comeback after a near-fatal auto new heed basketball coach, was al rock, wing-halves, are expected in their positions. Most have Docusen of New Orleans for^a "fu. Clifford 150 3. Ferreira 148 WAS TOUGH count. Two or three years ago accident voPa a dM^nt second football, basketball and base bai 79 to have their hands full looking played in many Cup finals before non-title, 10-round bout on Febru­ R. Tavlor 150 D. Ferreira Mills was as tough as tbey come. those blows would have been just with 40 points. Then followed the standout for the Spartans as an| after the Juniors' wingmen, both and their experience coupled.With ary 17 at Madison Square Garden. F. Patterson 113 O. Barnes 150 gentle taps as far as Mills was flamboyant Walter Haaen, multi- undergraduate. ISO His early training when he fought of whom are exceptionally fast their ability, is expected to be R. Moulder Td E. Jenkins in a boxing booth at a fair ground, concerned. He would have shaken ole winnAr- of the United Stages ' on their feet. one of the wiling factors of the challenging all-comers regardless his head, and with the light of and British titles in the Jones era, Frank Tubridy, City College of In the forward line the Rangers match. will be on the right wing, with 483 527 of weight and size, gave him an battle blazing in his eyes, come with 29r . |pT; New York's head football coach, is t leave little to be desired. Calvin Fleet-footed Leon Robinson "Scorchy" Baxter, one of the T*ie ?c*w*Hle of games to be played ability - to absorb punishment right back for- more. The fact that Byron Nelion, who ruled pro­ the first Beaver gridder to become| classiest ball-controllers in the next WSafteSday • fe"Ntoi„$? rtt'*t'.K, wh^^e**"*-" have floored many he could not do so against Max­ fessional ranks just before and head mentor for his alma mater.-] league, on the inside. Colonv'Ohm 2 "vs. St. QeArge's 1 bigger ftsenis*/f *»'* im, while reflecting credit on the Queen's Cl_K%tf.,W_r:'V*«i'«W' 1 American's punching abilitv, was ^**^IDERFJ%^|'*fe[N_ST Another legacy of - bis early 'I Nationals 2 vs: OoJonVCh*"! '•• a danger-signal which Mills has "Cheesey" Hughes, lanky centre days—unorthodox punching—also , Palmolive Beauty Plan Fire Brigade vs. NaMrfnals'*!'''* wi»*'fy''di cided to obey. forward, will remain at his posi­ 1 remained With him throughout his tion. "Cheesey" is probably bet­ St. George's 2 'vS.' OoiHrades career. His left-hook started some­ ,i He will be missed but—ia decis­ proved by doctors ter remembered for. his fine where i*S the vicinity of his left ion i»*4*lraeV one. And of him it performances in goal for the -*_.»- knee, and his right-hand punch will always be said, he was good, Juniors, but he has established was delivered with the action of-1 he was game and he was gallant. brings lovelier skin himself in the. forward wall how Entries Iqvited Ew: Open and is considered one of. tite finest Wedding pivot men in. the league. Fast to 2 women out of 3—in 14 days! with feet and. head, Hughes is, a,, id-Ships ,, Tilden Voted Best threat whenever he gets wj|nfn En tries.'for''the*''Bermuijta open \it (Span t?ahi leads After testa ott I,384*wome_ fer 14 days,*39 doctors (krckiding range of the net, MUC jSfrn Past Fifty Teas Captain "Bussy" Butterfield, im a t ei i f ' buWirTfTs ' cHampmniWJtlf$IQ Bells! leading skin specialists) report that Ine *' Palmolive Beauty are beitig inVitVd by the Bermuda who is the top scorer for his ; Mirda In Golf Plan" brought a definite, noticeable improvement in t_o league leading team, will be at A m ateur Billiard a I i Association NtfW YORK, Feb. 3 ("|jp*uter). who are sponsoring.-the.' annual —-• Writers and broadcasters' in a complexions of 2 women out of 3. inside l»ft w***th<*fToodle-oo'' Fran­ - N.ASSA.ll', Feb. 3 (Special cis on tbe wing. Francis is rated to'.'rnanif'nt •The-'competition,; a?, noil,taken' here decided Bill Til­ No, we hove no wedding bells in stock, but we Definite, noticeable improve­ • usnal, Will be played under the cama fp Th e Royal G a _e tte) den was the greatest tennis player as the top goal-Scorer from the •^Tlie, Nassau team lead tbe do havfiv many of thfe important essentials for penalty spot, finding the range Billiards Asrooiation- and iControH of the past SO years. ments were:— Council-s Tbe tall, controversial figure duce more excitement than last This competition is) open to all This six-point lead by ttie who won seven U.S. champion­ year's, when the Rovers downed amateurs in the Colony and will Nassau team will stand ships and was ranked No. 1 in ffWar Wemlshea * . • the league champions. be played off ln two sections. The when the 1950 series is con­ the country for ten straight years At the conclusion of the match preliminary rounds will be for cluded in Bermuda in April. from 1920 through 1929, won tbe The Astwood-Dickinson Co. r.oo*»* • ' * * Dr. E. A. Cann will present the 300 points and the o'iarter-_j*iw: The Nassau six-man vote of 310 out of 391 participants 1 Optical Dept. Phone 3803 Jewellery, Etc., Phone 1206 I***'* " tat' Cup to the captain of the victori-" for 400. The semi-finals will he team was captained by W. in the poll. &0 ous team. for 500 points and the finals for Brice. Pinder. The Bermuda o Hamilton St. George's trW&* .** The line-ups: 1,000," to be played off on two team was captained by Dun­ Joe Louis won 60 professional evenings. can McMartin. V ^ Juniors — A. Spencer; K. Sim­ fights during his career 52 of .them 37«B4t« • • t/t*0 This is the third year that the by knockout. H mons and D. Augustus; N. Step­ open championships have been or­ hens, A. Black and S. Augustus; ganized by the B.A.B.A. Last L. Robinson, C. Baxter, A. year's champion was Junius Brice,, YOUR SKIN, too, can be improved in 14 days! Hughes, C. Butterfield (captain) of the Pembroke-Hamilton Club. Canada Nominated For and G. Francis. Reserves, Q. PlayritHll be 'tor ttre Challenge All you have to do is what these women did: follow the " Palmolii* Williams and F. Watts. Trophy, presented|• -through **the Empire Games Venue Beauty Plan." Start today. It's so simple: Rangers—L. Burrows; R. Sim­ Distillers' Agency of Great Bri-. /. Wash your fact with Palmolive Soap. mons (captain) and D. White; R. tain, through their 'local' agents, AUCKLAND, New Zealand, At Your '^ Messrs. Gosling Bro_;3i|«s''1 *^i Feb. 8 (Reuter 1-—Canada was to­ 2. Massage Us rich, olive-oil lather into your dan Raynor, E Russell and R. Leve­ : rock; C. Symonds, C. White, W. SRlS^'A!,W_' '_m _n day nominated by the Board o; for one full minutt. i^\ N •*—o-^-— the British Empire Games Fed­ ! Battersbee, C. 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In fact anything at all give us a ring, or drop in, and you will find vm, Tune in at 7-0 for the Band !_• H BRICE _ At Wour Service • ** IHiiil •OHM *HJ*^mk^%^m™mKt DtfTlUBM, K&HAWp^ j Court Street HamMjtio n 3*02 ft_ i t. 2TO4t8s4 n 5 _mt_m_wm ••wiMppip** S5*s?s5S! i'_Ji__l-!i!!_: ittsW_»-W-^ffiarHHjKst ,x*S.—tsn_•»_T_u •fS ai page 10 TH&BOYAj;GA3KXTE, B4*l0JJU3lx; FEBEMItY 4, 1950 Allied Counter-Measures ISItTORMECIttNlCSTO U.S. POLICY DEFENDED mjpff- SCOTT BEGflflSTS TODAY BY FAR EAST EXPERT GIVE mma TO ME 100% Piir% Cashmere In Berlin Under Study | Some 25 motor mechanics will sit this mOMilng for their exam­ Asian Nations Can't Be 0HAPTER SIXTEE1J . ination in the theoretical side-of %&*_$»ithat'a a* least half a ;• -If' j|jCarc_ig£i^ • When Lorie apd Jean got to the Continued from Page i •repairing motor vehicles in order Forced Into Anti-Red Bioc compliment. ThanldrJ» x^f? to qualify as licensed mechanics. office the next morning, tike "What's the next move? ||Pjy| R ALSO' ^_JlL' fieri—i tonight. A report to^ this mea$|t latest tostnuctsOwsi jKe;i*Mll The examination is being held at whole staff, was excited. _§| "I expect to see Irma tomorrow effect was being sent to the Soviet preslWowr the ne*Pmeeting of ine Dellwood School, _m.. NEW YORK, Jan. 31 (Reuter) Before Lorie could learn thf —An American Far East business cause, she was catied to Hodge's night." ^__. '-"3' PE#! Control Commission, the source the High Commission this month. The number taking the examina­ British official . sources have expert in a speech here 'today office, the chief of police waa Lorie waa just about to a*w Long and Short Slefe^ed tion 4s lower this year than last, surveyed difficulties facing trad- Hodge if be would go withJf»to •.''jjtie, . politrburo, chairman of given a strong hint that any new when about 35 sat for the test: there. i_m_l which 'fe'-lmt German Vice .•developments will break In Lon­ ~~ in Asia, saying an "automo­ "The Office was elrtered last tbe rendezous, when be said: ; Success in this examination quali­ bile-airplane standard of living w "Now I must hurry. I. ha*a\*Q pip i Twloilprs:^^^;; -• Premier Was&ir Ifthrlcht^ s|a_ re­ don or Washington. | *!^|5§Pr fies them -to take the practical nijg_t, H*od*|e tora -orie, "And ported ,jto {Mfce decided.--.tmw-. J|s cannot be forced on a horse-and- an attempt was made'to crack the catch a plane to San Francisco to HELMSTEDT, Angle - soviet examination to be held In about buggy economic structure.'' appear before the state supreme Large Range of Colours ^llb advantages arising from the pre­ two weeks' time. iSi®! vault. Fortunately, the cleaning f > sent "cpid blockade" outbalanced ?ohe Border Feb. 3 (Beuter).— '. Mr. Arthur B. Foye, reTelected women scare, the burglars off court, I'll be gone severs^ days including white and pasiets J " Vl Soviet zone German ifitftif*:, police This is the second year that such Sit down bod TU dictate aep*te any disadvantages for East GerT president of the Far East-Amer­ before they were successful." many likely to result from some announced tonight that inter-zon­ tests have been held; they became ica Council of Commerce and In­ Lorie's knees went weak..Sa** wetk I want done in my a?wenee.. form of Western Counter-block- al road traffic on the autobahn necessary w»th the regulation that dustry, made the survey in his Lorie sat down ami he dictated A. R,#ffiRCEft?«*: to Berlin was.closed this evening every public garage must have one realized that the short man, or _WtL-~' t_j*__?___tili "address' to the body's annual his coBfederates, were really de­ for a solid hour. • Phone 2914 NNQueen Street because of "icy road conditions licensed mechanic fbr every three meeting. sperate if tbey would enter a ' "Of course, vou can't get that au The present traffic restrictions on the Soviet side." finished;" Bodge ss*E "Start at 3T29t»- were having a serious effect on He said the period of transi­ downtown office, particularly British zone German border The panel of eight examiners, Neil Hodge's, fii* fact tbat tbe the top and work down as far as West Berlin economy and prepar­ police said they did not under­ tion in Asian domestic econom­ JWi —1(st" %'"_ ing the ground for agplanned mass headed by Mr. Eric Bolton ef fhe ies had only, just begun,' and the chief of police was on the case, stand the reasons as rein had Transport Control Board as chair­ personally, showed what influence Kt grabbed bis brief case and propaganda offensive there soon, changes were resulting in com­ dashed out Of the office. Politburo members, held, accord­ started to' fail oa the autobahn man, includes Mr. Norman Raind, Hodge had. No minor officers were a few hours earlier. Mr. LoUis Fischer, Mr. Downing plexities and imponderables for assigned to any case that affected Lorie had plenty te keep her ing to this report. commerce and industry. busy. But her thoughts were The politburo report suggested . West German police officer said and Mr. Snyder, all from N.O.B.; him. ;^j|| it remained to be seen whether the Mr. Merritt from Kindley Air "A new structure of foreign wandering off to Uma, to Brock­ •feat any WeS*ffern counter-mea­ trade in the Far East is rising," "We bave some pretty good sures should be met by slowing ban aa traffic was a purely tem­ Force Base, Mr. Frank Mailoch ly, and always to Andy. porary measure or would become from the Electric Light Company said Mr. Foye. "Only if the cor­ fingerprints," tbe * chief said. The two days passed much fast­ down rail traffic, which was so 1 and Mr. Joe Hartwell from the nerstone is well and. truely laid "We'll wire the F.B.I, immediate­ er than she expected. Economical far almost unaffected, this Ger­ a real roar blockade. ly. Let me assign, an officer to the man source stated. At the time of the Soviet zone Public Works Department. will it be sound." The evening ef her date with premises for a night or two, in Irma. Andy -came up for Jean The three Western comman- police announcement 250 Berlin- Mr. Foye said it was not to be case they come back." dants of Berlin discussed the traf­ bound trucks were lined up on the expected that tbe new Far East Lorie waa busy ia her bedroom "That won't be necessary,*' when he arrived. She heard tbe fic holckup at their regular meet­ British Side of the zonal border. lin blockade was lifted under the nations would be drawn into the Hodge said, "I bave working arr­ ing today, but issued no com-' The Soviet zone police an­ Washington agreement of spring anti-Soviet orbit. Tbe. mid—le two talking on the front porch.- • angement with the'Hick Harris She seriously debated whether mun,ique. nouncement meant that the auto-' last year. course was ttie national one for agency. They will supply a man "A senior American spokesman I bahn linking West Germany with The announcement referred spe­ their self-interest, ''AV V to ask Andy to go with her. She without charge. But thank you knew that he would keep -tte in Bonn said American authori­ West Berlin was officially closed cifically to road traffic and made He defended the "*rieiousiy-_ri» just tbe same." ties were "keeping in close touch for the first time since the Ber- ao mention of rail traffic. ticised" U.S. Far East policy, es­ matter confidential, as long as it "Have you any idea what they did not concern the immigration with their allies on all questions pecially the; decision not to give were after?" the chief asked. concerning ways of access to Ber­ military support to the Chinese service, but if it did and Irma had "None, whatever," He* Hodge entered ttie country illegally that lin and to protect their rights Nationalists in Formosa. replied. "We keep no cash of any there." was another matter. Andy's job, "Such support could only be kind in the vault. Only papers, she felt, came first and his loyalty Mr. John McOpjr, the American Rupert at Rocky Bag—10 viewed by the^toew nations of of value to no one but us." High Commissioner, was due to to that ffiL h___ the East as violating our national "We'll keep on it, I assure you." She wished Hodge hadn't gone return to Frankfurt from Wash­ undertaking that Formosa was tbe chief said, and departed. ington tonight with his Govern- to San Francisco. She knew he China's," he said. "Ji could per- "You know why I called yatt would* so with ber to the. park to haps have alienated India, which in?" Hodge asked. meet Irma, if she asked him. many regard as the key country of "yes,** Lorip answered flushing, "But the bushes Would pro-*- tbe East, and it would have given "My package." bably be bristling with guns, with a heaven-sent opportunity" for "That's right, what's the story?" cops everywhere." Lorie decided. Fat Reducing the Communist world to inveish "Thanks fer protecting me ip "That wouldn't do at ail." against so-called American im­ the presence of the chief," Lorie That gave her an idea. She knew The Largest Sale of PACKAGE perialism. said gratefully. . that a side road went down the Secret Discovered 'Til tell you as much as 1 can. In prescribing to the famous Movie *^ • ***'&'*''*"_.__*< "Formora could have been a park into the canyon near where aun of Hollywood, California, * physi­ !! : I found a package on tbe beach cian lias discovered a safe quick meth- }_^^tffffl &+_/" * minor military success, but a she bad parked to await Irma tbe •fl to remove ugly fat—6 pounds a major less politically and propa­ Saturday night. Some peoole bad other night. A car couid park there Tea in the WorM week or 1( te K {pounds a month. Thb •J_tiKBfcMt_. ganda wise." come ashore, a woman hurt ber and be within calling distance, new discovery, called Formode, brings Rupert sees that rus tnend has I suppose 4 ought not to be," says ankle, and went off and left a and never be seep from the bridge' new health ana energy and a vlgouroua The magnitude of the task of box. It had Jewels in it. Now val­ athletic figure, as lt dissolves your fa* been really seared by his first sight Rastus doubtfully, as he goes slowly bulla—ig sound domestic econom­ road. •o aat TOU look and feel 19 year* of the sea, so he decides to coax •ver the grass. Rupert crawls uable, I don\t know. I advertised She would ask Andy and Jean younger. No drastic dieting, no exer­ turn. " _ome on, let's just go and ies in tbe Far East countries for the owner. Her name ia Irma, cise and no drastic drug*. Acts by aid­ gingerly to the very edge, and starts dwarfed the imagination, said Mr. to help ber, without telling the Brouke Bond and Subsidiaries, ing nature. Formode is guarantees te took st it quietly," he fays, leading to explain things when he suddenly I heard her called that ori the whole story. Andy could park reduce your weight the way you -want him away from the hilltop, and itops. " I say, come quick," he Foye. No single programme or beach. I am trving to return the It or money back on return of empty set of ideas could be generally ap- there, until the transaction was making his way towards the -clift* csies.- "There's something queer jewels' now. They're not in the complete, tben Lorie would honk package; Ask your chemist for For­ edge. "Well, if you're not Afraid . down At&0&t$J$l$iWSiit!'i lied. % The old trade pattern was safe. I took them out tost night 3T21ts. mode, The guarantee protects you. «, fading. ,Wf her horn twice, signalling all *••«;,**«*!-* -M. RIGHTS RkSERVSD j_8_. _VnHi' and put them in a safer plare." clear. •a**'*"'''3 What , he called "triangular Lorie didn't want to teU just If she needed help she could trade"—U.S. Dollar paying for whore, it would sound too melo­ eaUL raw materials flowing to Europe, dramatic. She would tell them it was a thence back to tbe U.S.—was giv­ "Why didn't you turn them over blind date, and she wasn't sure ing way te direct two-way low, be to the police?" -' whether someone *• was tricking said. MW'^ "It's hard to explain. I had a her. ! "This "by-passing of European fceline that Irma was desperate, She started for' the porch when intermediaries" could be done, he that the jewels were all she had i she heard the starter oh Anr*vg saMj.'.fL^'f—e nej«*%-'jBidependent left in the world. I wanted to re* car. By the time she got out of thfe'' anfl intensely nationalistic gov- turn them to het." *. . house, they bad started (town the K?$f erfiments can be won over to the Hodse looked at her intently. street. She called twice, but they West's technical Skills and or­ "I know you're telling the didn't hear ber. ganising experience, with cap­ truth, but it seems to me you get So she went inside, get Joe's ital provided by the only country into more scra**es for nice girt "BMt ^-r?I hope the House Every street urchin in Cape­ has hot made a proper come-back gloom will be forgotten, optimistic turns it down by a big majority," European colonialism left on the town knows that one dollar is eq­ since the reopening of travel after forecasts - will be made by all "All ttie knowledge necessary When Mr. !.«, T. TOcker mov­ Asiatic mainland," it declared. ual to "seven and tuppence" and the war. One cannot ignore the hotels and the T.D.B. about the comes from experience and ttte ed the rejection of the amend­ Moreover, the French are back­ that passengers are reputed to fact that this year and the past coming summer season. But have only place to get that experience ment the Hon. H, D. Butterfield ing Emperor Bao Dai in a war have many dollars. A headline in two or three years have witnessed we any reasons based on fact to is to work in hotels. Get In there commented that he had meant to against the Communists, who are the Eastern Province Herald pub­ the greatest prosperity and the suppose that summer will be bet­ and start pitching just like I had vote against ttie amendment any­ hkiing as usual behind the banners lished in Port Elizabeth strikes a GOit-RAY greatest spending of money iii toe ter than last summer, that fall will to do. You either get to know how, but he was surprised at Mr. of democracy and nationalism. happy note: "The dollars are com­ Registered U.S. and,Canada. Other countries not be the usual quiet period; and something about it or you fall by Toddings. "Having denounced Chiang Kai- ing, Hurrah! Hurrah!" depending on the great U.S. travel tbat again in January come the the wayside, jjjyij Shek, the head of a constitutional "But, above all, you have got "What, worries me is the ten­ government, as a 'dictator,' and market, such as Mexico, South January jitters until tbe 15th. of dency I saw in the oration he America, Canada, Europe and in­ February, and is the acceptance of to be prepared to work." having accepted the Red cry that Sir Howard then went on to made, which seems to me to show anyone supporting Chiang is an Four officials for the National deed the domestic resorts as Flo­ these quiet periods really a his leaning toward the present rida, have been experiencing the healthy business sign? reassure mothers and daughters imperialist, the United States Football League-are now blowing Obtainable at ait leading stores . present about the morals of hotels. Socialist Government bi England, State Department could not very whistles for the National Basket­ Gor-ray (.td 107 New bond Street London WI England greatest tourist trade in their his­ As one who is actively engaged in trying to do away with the tory. in the hotel business, and as one He had heard it said, "I wouldn't well go to the front now for a ball Association. let'my daughter work in a hotel House of Lords .entirely,". Mr. Frehcn-spdnsored emperor. who is in constant contact with Butterfield said, while member* While Bermuda, except for a because the morals are all wrong". "The communists knew that, few short months over the Easter visitors who have Come to Ber­ "I can assure you that the laughed. . |S 'f~__\ season, has witnessed half empty muda on vacation, I can very de­ and are picking their spots. management of a hotel bra very The members decided to throw "This Red.'drive, to the poinion hotels. January Jitters may now finitely aad truthfully say tbat it careful to manage the staff as out''the rejection motion so that be attributed to any time after is not my experience to hear from of many military men, could have they would manage their own they could decide the issue yes­ been stopped at the Yangtse River July to February 15th or so.'* Last them the various criticisms that family. They can not afford to terday. The vote was 20 to 9 year Bermuda witnessed the clo­ one hears from agents or locally against it, and the subsequent two years aga.^^jr- let things happen, for it would •^Stow it is rolling out of China sing oi two large, hotels after the Ninety-nine per cent of these reflect on themselves- and ttie—* vote on the amendment itself summer because of lack of busi­ visitors leave Bermuda thoroughly was 27 to two against, with Mr. bv_all directions, and it will be organisations. If any of you are difficult to stop anywhere because ness. I believe that it is unfortu­ happy about their stay here and thinking of taking the work up,, Watlington and Mr. Pearman be­ Reddy Kilowatt has been doing soma nate and confuses the issue that enthusiasm about Bermuda, and I ing the sole supporters, .ji™* tne anti-Communist forces are hotel managers And it necessary venture to say that otter persons you need not consider tbat point dlvidedV^fiiey are in danger of to make optimistic forecasts re­ in a similar position will report for a moment," he stated. being knocked off one at a time." garding their particular hotels,-as the same experience. • SERVICE 'IS CRUX Bermudian parents were alarmed arithmetic and wonders if he should be I suspect that were the truth told It is not then a question of short­ Recalling his young days spent at (the thought of letting their there would be but one laree hotel comings actually of Bermuda, al­ in hotel service, Sir Howard said daughters sleep out when they owner who could truthfully say though obviously there are many people pointed out his mistakes went to work at hotels. fed up because his own average pay business had carried a. worth­ improvements that could be made. to him. News of a person tn a Sir Howard said it all depended 6!andsMadeYMK% while profit for them last year. It must be more basic than that, hotel spread both up to ttie man­ on what kind of work the girl and I believe that the experience agement and down;-' -Ma gave in­ took up. Hours were 'arranged It is apparent that this situation stances of men Who had been in on shift standards apd some nights' -Vigour Renewed during the last eleven months was only cap have two serious and lone and opinion of Mr. H. J. Tucker his' employ for years. They were range effects on Bermuda. First, cannot and should not be lightly the girl might not finish until because Bermuda hotels - are half ignored. Where there is smoke men who gave a high standard late at night. If the girl had an empty nine months of the year, at there is fire. ' of service realising that service escort she could easily go home Without Operation 9.57% more than in 1939. was the crux of good hotel oper­ instead of sleeping in. If you feel old before your time or suffer • a time when the U.S. and Canada Many countries follow the ation. from nerve, brain aad physical weakness, are enjoying their most prosperous method of establishing commis­ "I personally think it is better you will Sad new happiness aad health ia for them to sleep to at the hotel- aa American medical discovery which re­ years, travel agents and public sions of able and experienced men "I don't think there is any stores youthful vigour ana vitality quieter alike note the obvious fact that to investigate every aspect and greater brotherhood in the world Bermuda at present is not like it than eland operations. It ia a simple horn* something must be wrong, with used to be, when a woman could treatment In tablet form, discovered by aa consideration of ^ny certain defin­ than that which exists between American Doctor. Absolutely harmless and Bermuda. They cast around for ite subject that ls of importance hotel workers", said Sir Haword. go any place at any time. Those easy to take, tat the newest and most pow­ "tut," says Reddy, "on second thoughts reasons, and so we hear that the to the national interest. AU days are passed. But the girls erful Invigourator known to science. It "You keep the friendships you acts directly ao Mar (lands, nerves, and stpties over-charge the visitors, parties-that can give information make. who come to the Colony to work vital organs, builds new, Bur* blood, aad hotel rates are too hifh, the oars or orjinions tbat will aid the com­ also have mothers and they don't wort— so fast that you can see aad feel new "If girls or young women want body power and vigour In 34 la tt hours. it is a pretty good record — only 9.57% ***re spoiling the island, the tree* mission to thoroughly investigate a good life and are prepared to worry about them sleeping in. Because of Its natural action oa glands and are dead, there is not enough en­ and make recommendations, are If a mother has brought her nerves, your brain power, memory aad tertainment, and a thousand and work hard for it, my advice to eyesight often,,*-prove amasingly, invited to present briefs at their them is to get in a hotel and see daughter mjrjbght she_need not ' And —te ———ing new gland aad vigour more. Sure — this is because much one critical views of the Island. bearings. It may be that a similar fear;*. •*»<••_>.*• ST.-,;' *mm restorer, called Vl-Tabs, la guaranteed. It A|I; reducing the prestige of Ber­ what it is all about." has been tasted aad proved by thousands committee could be set up for this He said that employment would Sir Howard said that at present la America, and Is now available at aa muda abroad, and all gradually purpose in Bermuda. The tourist there was an opening in every chemist- her*. Get" Vl-Tafea from your lowering the appeal of Bermuda be found in hotels for a certain chemist today. Pat It ta MM teat. See t—t more current it being sold at the tower business is important enough to number of young women who bbvel in'Bermuda for a first class big improvement In M hour*. Take UM as a tourist resort. ffl$3 Bermuda, there are ample grounds B•rmua^^g^_w^p*^&uia wofk fuiljboitl*. which, lasts eight days, under were supported and recommend­ {torn*/* s*_~r—fc« that it must asaaa Secondly, the prosperity of tbe for concern, and for the Island's ed by the Altrusa Club. Those in the reception office, giving djg| IIS! Bermuda hotels .plays a long range good as a whole top much atten­ tails of theygolony .a.*44tlw l_"fi*"*-•&—*_%_—** *—tr ***___ blocks in current rates. I must be pretty girls would be Watched carefully *SU^aM.£^mra.^mata'- - part ip Bermuda's tourist appeal. tion cannot be paid this most to see if they had in them the interest, to" Jy|$li. __|r bifijk oi" refflro of eingtr vacK •*•¥'-' ~?-&tu?_ r.rjp- - :--. --•.-._f^.. - . \*i*'ip§iKS*3st If Bermuda cannot attract suffi­ fickle of all businesses. ,^^Mt4:- stuff of which good hotel workers lie. was^ttWsdeed for*his talk^*by A sp*clal^ouWe-sUMiur— bottle tt 4(1 cient visitors to assure the owners Yours verv truly,,. were made. Miss Nellie.,lacker SmH», Who! M£ 0m___m,__ Tabs> «Msta Utttb' popular~fhese daysT' of fair returns, then we may well DOUGLAS HUNTER. *_Ma*______)a_ *"*• U>* guaraatas "Again I say there is not any described §&f*'.'Howard as'"'a finer way™ —» «—•"*» protect^you. expect to witness a gradual decline hotel man.*5?*K in the quality, appointments, and job in a hotel, from book-keeping service pf our hotels. Hotels may Private U.S. Talks On up, that girls of Bermuda could be 'forced into accepting curtail­ not handle if they were prepare- ments and policies that in the Ions Soviet Walk-Outs to put their backs in it. Hotel run may have a very definite business takes 365 days and nights "How on earth can I explain to my effect on the oninions in Canada —>ui inued tnm Page 1 a year. and-ttie U.S. of Bermuda as a re­ oointed to attend the economic "Is it right that we in Bermuda sort, and a very lowering effect on ind social council," the telegram, should import people to do tbe friends that although they pay a sur­ the seneral impressions of the tra­ stated, work we Bermudians could do? vel 1 ing public It also asked for an early reply I think it is wrong and feel that These considerations are im- to the question "When can the there are many among you who charge of 25% I only'get 9.57% more!" portmant to the life of Bermuda, legitimate delegation of the Peo- could take the jobs on", concluded and. they exist today. Statistics nle's Republic of China, under Sir Howard. put out to prove that the tawHst the chairmanshin of Chang Wen- Mrs. Parker, said she was glad business is as good as 193.7 or 1939 Tien, and Chi Chao-Ting attend to hear that jobs would be found do not do our community a.favour the meetings of the Security fer girls proposed by the Club. as they are misleading in their Council and the economic -and Hours in hotels were long, but make-up in that they do not ac­ social of the United Nations resp­ she did not think there were as count for two or one day's stays, 'a ectively?" long as those worked by a normal Let's. Put It This Way fact that is very important to the Mr. Lie said that copies of the housewife. A housewife worked botel tourist picture. Sixty thou­ telegram would be sent to all from a personal feeling and that sand tourists in 1949 are not the U.N. members. feeling could also be found in same as sixty thousand tourists • "No further steps will be taken hotels. Although there is a surcharge of 25% on each bill it is true in 1937 because of this two-day by me," be said. One member said that many that the net bill to which it is added is at a lower average rate.

This reduction is due to increased use of current not only at the lower rate fort\eating but at fill rates. Actually the more electricity you use the cheaper it becomes per kilowatt hour. An LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC USERS -ta SlE t other reason is the rate reduction made in 1944 when the x -' residential one meter rate was introduced. HAVE LESS TOOTH DECAY 11ii ' tl Tne Lambert Pharmac— Company con­ At tbe conclusion of both tests tbe § FOODa/' ducted two tests, covering • period of number of new cavities par subject ia I* •'• tan months, ia two schools. In one each Listerine Antiseptic group m The average net revenue per kilowatt hour received by the f school 48 girls acted as control subjects, counted aad compared witb the number if aad in the other school 73 girls used of new casities per subject in Aa coa> ROYAL BABIESH Comparly for all kilowatt hours soUtf isonty 9.57% more than in Listerine Antiseptic; some twice a day trol groups, thus providing ttie com* Kit ; and some three times a day. • sjpjai parisobs listed ia ttte table helowi Still more Royal Babies on Cow & Gate!. 1939. This is the average price to you, the customer. A record ib In the last two decades many children it of die Royal Blood have been reared that cannot be approached by any other commodity. fa on this famous food. Twice-o-day brushing, and Listerine Antiseptic after end We ca_%"The Pood of Royal brushing, shown/ an tht average, baM Babies" therefore, in no mood of Operating economies and increased efficency also account TEST, FIWIR CAVITIIS it 56% snobbery —but because it is an actual fact—and because It must for this small increase. We are proud of this when we remember be obvious that the food has been our fuel, other materials and wages cost approximately 2i times . Three-times-a-day brushing, and Listerine Antiseptic after prescribed only after the moat each brushing, showed an the average, ' ~jM careful investigation. |||| more than before the war. • TEST 2 FEWER CAVITIES BY But Cow &. Gate has a universal 85% appeal! It is used by all the principal clinics in the United Kingdom and by thousands of These results emphasize the importance of oral hygiene lo guarding happy parents the world over. against tooth decay, although they would not necessarily apply to all users or all ages. The testa do warrant this advice: To take every possible Now it is 4 precaution against tooth decay, and to insure good oral hygiene, use % BEMUDR ELECTRIC LIGHT CO\J_ listerine Antiseptic regularly after meals and rinse your mouth ever- HERE FOR YOU! tim« you brush your teeth. Showrooms, Front St. W. Hamilton St. George's and Somerset LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC (XM& GATE _$& "TH.M—T MILK eon SAUf-S WU$/iNATMUM. ftiOIHCfAHS § Famous In th* ftakf ef oral, hygiene for mere,than 60 years 3762ts. General DUtribut»rs^illio_s*«c*.i, Wholesale Department, Bam—tea. From all Pharmacists aae stores. THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 148^

suoka and the Japanese in a re- racial abn and ambition of Churchill War Memoirs tov appeared, and greeted Mat- finally bringing about tbe con­ and Germans. Stalin and Mofo- ditions e>nvteaged|yHi' what she dpparture for Japan. Tbe *ra*» caUs H-kkb-ichiu, the Japanese was delayed for an hour for sa- conception of a universal peace unexpected by both the Japanese under which there would be no -the railway station On Matsuoka's conquest, no oppression, no ex­ markably friendly manner and ploitation of any and all peoples. The f Grand Alliance; And on*"**? (4»*terrnlned, I need Wished them a pleasant journey. Then Stalin publicly asked for hardly tell your Excellency the German Ambassador. "And tnat u will be carried out arita. when he found me," said utmost ^circumspection, taking Schulenburg, "be came up and' 'te every detail of changing e%t^ «iermany Drives East threw his arm around my shoul­ cumstances. der. 'We must remain friends. * * * whether she would come into « — Will Germany, without tbe You must now do everything to On June 28, a week after Kit-, Article 9 ' the war on the side'Of the Axis command of the sea or the com­ that epd.'" Later Stalin turned ler's teyasion of Russia, a meet- Clearance to the German Military Attache, Powers if tbe' United States mand of the British daylight ins Crf the Japanese Cabinet and (Third Series) Joined us. She would certaln- sir re* able +n invade and con­ first having made sure tbat be officials of ttie Imperial House- '• 'ff: be very foolish to do SO^JB. quer Great Britain in the spring had got tbe right man, and said hold was held. Matsuoka. found would be more sensible for her tne summer, or autumn of 1941? to him, "We will remain friends his position immediately weaken­ By WINSTON S. CHURCHILL to come in if the United States Will Germany try to do so? witb you ba any event." ed. Me MB^wst nfee' because did not join us. Would it not be in the interests These embraces were a vain he had, not known of Hitler's In­ The New Vear had bro«*r*tt r>"s- here not to sunder the relations Ipis was for very different of Jaoan to wait until these pretence. Stalin should surely tention to attack Russia. He •urgjn^ news from the Far East. j«iween the two countries, ^jgj reasons also the German view. questions have answered them­ have known from his own reports spoke in favour,.'*•*£ Joining Q*«F. S A L121 Thn Japanese twy? was iwreas- Japan, could not expect us toGerman y and Japan were, both the enormous deployment of Ger­ many, but the matort|jr opinion selves?. inely active off the coasts oi view with approval what was go­ eager to despoil and divide the 2. Will the German attack on man strength which now began was overwbelmingly against him- of ffi^tfrtx ""efl"e-Chi**a. Japanese ing on in China, but we bad main­ British Empire. But they MJK rto be visible to British Intelligenc The Government decided to adopt warshlas were rep*—*ted io Saigon tained a correct attitude of neu­ preached the target from differ­ BrHi?h shipping be strong e- all alow; 'ttie Russian frontier. It a compromise policy. varbour and th** Gnlf of Siam. trality, and indeed a very differ­ ent -angles. The German High nough to prevent American aid was only ten weeks before Hitler's Armament .preparations were nn Jan. 31, 1941. the .?apanes<* ent kind of neutrality to that -Command argued that the Japan­ from reaching British shores, terrific onslaught on Russia be­ *o be augmented. Article S of Government negotiated an armi­ which we had shown when we ese ought to commit their armed with Great Britain and thegan . It would have been only tbe Tripartite Pact was invoked, J52 WJresses stice hetween the Vichy French had helped them ip their war a- forces in Malaya and the Dutch United States trans forming five weeks but. for the delay which stated that the instrument East Indies without worrying a- their whole industry to war and Siam. Rumours spread that eainst Russia. We had not tbe purposes? earned by the fighting in Greece was valid against Russia. Ger­ Sizes 9 20 this settlement of a frontier dis­ slightest intention of attacking bout the American Pacific bases, and Jugoslavia. many was to be informed con­ pute in South-—ast Asia was toJapan , and had no wish to seean d the main fleet which lay on 3. Did Japan's accession to fidentially thai Japan would fight :j the Triple Pact make it move * * * ?f**"^»he n***el?(*etj » _Se. **t*rt of her other than prosperous and their flank. Throughout Febru­ Matsuoka returned to Tokyo, "Bolshevism in Asia," and the Japan into war. Ihe Germans peaceful, and I said what a pity ary and Maxch^they urged the Hkely or- less likely tbat the Neutrality Treaty with Russia Regular United States would come bite from his Euronean visit at the prfcc : were at the same time bringing >t would be if at this stage, when Japanese Government to strike end of April. He was met at the was cited to justify non-interven­ 'ncrcased pres*Ht*e to h**r upon she already had China on herwithou t delay at Malaya and Sing­ the present war? airport by the Prime Minister, tion in the German-Russia war. ... ;f , v 'NOW h*Mti to attack tbe British at hands, she got into a war with apore and not to bother about 4. If the United States entered Prince Konoye, who informed him On the other hand, it was agreed Singapore. Great Britain and the United the United States. ttie war at the side of Great that on that very day ttie Japan­ to go ahead in tne Southern seas States. Britain, and Japan ranged her­ ese had been considering tbe pos­ and to complete the occupation In the second week of February The Japanese naval and milit­ self with the Axis Powers, £ 4- J5. 0 j 60/- T became conscious of a stir and The Ambassador said that ary leaders Were by no' means sibilities of an understanding in of South Indo-China. would not the naval superiority | the Pacific with the United States. These decisions were net agree­ flutter in the Japanese Embassy Japan had no intention of attack­ convinced by Oils reasoning, or of the two English-speaking and colony in London. They were ing us or the United States, aad tbat it was disinterested. In J This was contrary to Matsuoka's able to Matsuoka. In .order to £ 5. 0. 0 62/6 nations enable them te dispose •theme. Though beset by doubts, stir up agitation for entering the evidently in a high •state' Of ex­ had no desire to become involved their view an operation in South- of the Axis Powers in Europe citement, and they chattered to in a war with either Power. They East Asia was out of the question " he was still on the whole a be­war on Germany's side, he had unless either a prior assault was before turning their united liever in. ultimate German vie- I one of his -speeches printed as a £ 5a 15a 0 70/- one another with much indis­ would not attempt to attack Sing­ strength upon Japan? cretion. In these days we kept apore or Australia, and he' repeat­ made on the American bases or i tory.. Backed by the- prestige of pamphlet for wide distribution. a diplomatic settlement reached 5. Is Italy a strength or a jthe Tripartite Pact and the neu­ The copies were suppressed by our eyes and ears open. Various ed several times that they would . burden to Germanv? Is tbe reports were laid before me not attempt to gain a footing or with the United States. trality treaty with Russia, be saw the Japanese Government. On £ 6a 5a 0 1 80/- * • * Italian Fleet as good at sea as no special need to conciliate the July 1 be disappeared from "vhich certainly gave the impres- make encroachments in the Dutch on paper? Is it aa good on • Americans, who, in his opinion, "ion that they had received news East Indies. The only complaint Behind the complex political office. paper as it used to be? »would never face simultaneous But while the Japanese Cabinet £ 6a 18a 0 90* from home which required them which Japan had, he said, was scene, in Japan three decisions 6. Will tba British Air Force 'war in the Atlantic against Ger­ to pack up without a moment's our attitude to China, which was wem to emerge at Hie time. The many and in the Pacific against were not prepared to follow in delay. encouraging China and adding to first was to send the Foreign Sec­ be stronger than tbe German the wake of German policy, $114$*' • Air T?*5Ht«e before the e-d of Japan. policy did hot represent a tri­ £ 8a 10a 0 j • 100/- sa_r* * * their difficulties. ...» retary, Matsuoka, to Europe to 1941, and. far stronger before The agitation among the Japan­ find wit fee himself about the * The Foreign Minister therefore. umph for the moderates in Jap­ tbe end of 1942? • found himself confronted with a anese public life. The atrcngtb- ese in London subsided aa quickly On March 4, after he eould cer­ German mastery of Europe, and 7. Will (be many countries as it had begun. Silence and Ori­ tainly have reported to Tokio, I especially when*tiie invasion of mood in Government circles ening of the. Japanese armed which are Veins held d^wn by widely different from his own. In forces was pressed forward and ental decorum reUtned once more. recorded in a minute a second Britain was really going to begin. tbe German Army and Gestapo On Feb. jS'l—r. Shigemitsu, the visit from Mr. Shigemitsu. Were the British forces so far spite of his vehement protests tbe bases were to be established in learn te.lik e Hie Germans more Japanese resolved to continue the South Indo-China. This was the Japanese Ambassador came to The Japanese Ambassador tied up in naval defence that or will they like them less as see me. A record vies kept of Britain could not afford to re- negotiations at Washington, and essential prelude to, attack on the called upon me to-day and infprAB her Eastern possessions tbe year's pass by? also to conceal them from tbe B^itisb and Dutch colonies in BARUCH the meeting, spoke in agreeable terms of 8. Jrs it true that the produc­ Germans. On May 4 Matsuoka if Japan attacked them? Al­ South-East Asia. It seems, from I dwelt upon the long and the great desire in Japan not tion of steel in the United took it upon himself to acquaint friendly relations of the two coun­ though he had been educated in ttte evidence up till now available, to be involved in war and not the united States, Matsuoka was Mates during 1941 will be 1*5 the German Ambassador witb tbe tbat tbe leaders of Japanese poli­ Queen St. tries, my own feelings ever since to have a rupture with Great million tons, and in Great Bri­ text of an American note to cy did pot expect from the United the Japanese Alliance of 1905». anrt Britain. He described tbe Tri­ bitterly anti-American. He was tain aboUt 12%, making a total Japan offering to reach a gen­ the great desire that we all.felt deeply impressed by the Nazi States or Great Britain any vigor­ partite Paet as a pact of peace, movement and the might of em­ of nearly 80 million tons? If eral Pacific settlement, beginning ous counter-measures to this pro­ and said it arose only out of battled Germany. He was under Gen—any should happen to be with American mediation be­ jected southward advance. the desire of Japan to limit tbe defeated, aa she was last time, tween Japan and China. The main Thus we see aa this world conflict. I asked him specific­ the Hitler spell. Perhaps even would not the seven million tons obstacle to this proposal was the there were momenta when he saw American requirement mat Japan drama marches on how all these Paint & Decorating Co. ally whether tbe paet left Japan Wmself playing a similar part ih steel production of Japan be in­ three coldly-calculating empires the fail right of interpreting adequate for a single- handed should first evacuate China. made at this moment mistakes Serpentine Road any given situation, and I put j •••an ""-I't>-.'S_m While in Moscow Mr. Matsuoka disastrous alike to their ambi­ it to him that nothing in the Secondly, the Japanese Govern­ Phone 1013 ment decided that their navy and From the answers to these had received my message, and tions and their safety. Hitler was paet obliged rer. .to go to war. questions may spring the avoid­ on his return journey in the train resolved on the war with Russia, \ He did. not dissent from this; army command should have a, across Siberia he wrote a barren free hand to plan operations a- ance by Japan' of a serious ca­ which played a decisive part in in fact, he tacitly assented. tastrophe, and a marked im­ reply, which was dispatched on bis ruin. Stalin remained, to I ^received all his assurances "ainst the American base at his arrival in Tokyo. Mi Sales Final Interior and Pearl Harbour' and against, the provement In the relations be­ Russia's bitter cost, in ignorance with cordiality, and asked h'm tween Japan and the two great Mr. Matsuoka to Mr. Winston Chur­ or under-estimatioon of tne blew te convey my thanks to thePhilippines , the Dutch East In­ chill. about to fall on (din. Japan cer­ Exterior Decorators Foreign Minister of Japan. I dies, and Malaya. sea Powers qf the West. > r I was rather pleased with this 22 April, '41. tainly missed the best chance 36*Jti s. do not think Japan is likely, to ll4 '^__.*^ "liberal" statesman. When I wrote it, and I dont Your Excellency . . . may fer what it waa ever worth—of Estimates Free attack oT'Un"'j^~i&#.^^^ was to feesen t re* 7 8 ~ V 'O '1 tellurium 64 years. A policy which will remain unchanged throughout the future. with its questions, it would ap­ ""—Olrl's Mne at pear that matsuoka found him- li. 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G.^TT^J^TUIPAY, FEBRMRY 4, 1950 Page 13~ a CASES m ASSIZES More Important Than K-Bomb MOB-SON UNINSPIRING "Western* Is Sold To Mr. MALAN'S GOVERNMENT GitS CONFIDENCE VOT. STARTING MONDAY IN OPENING SPEECH Conway Trott. IN TUB Blocking Recovery Tc-fAim Two important business deals CAPiafOWN, Jan. 30 (Reuferf Hearings May Last Month; Churchill Follows ffim concerning property were an­ —No confidence in Dr. Danie GRAND MANNER nounced yesterday. Maian's Nationalist Government. i Pbssibiy More Charges ^•Today At Leeds The first was tbe sale of "West- Droposed bv the opposition leadei Berkshire 51 gauge Nylon Of Kremlin, Hoff manJjSays mere," belonging tattle Hayl es­ Field Marshal Jan C. Smuts, was I defeated h^-Tt^Mj»-*H in ttie House i Twenty-two cases bave been LEEDS, Feb. 3.—Mr. Herbert tate. T^Sj Valuable Pembroke Stockings • 11 made in the great 0 11 to property, with approximately two of Assembly tonight. i •i a-L- ** * hearing at tbe Hilary WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (Ren­ Morrison, chief of the Labour i i *_*, °* ^^ Sapreme Court partys electioneering organization, acres of land adjoining "Hurst- The Prime Minister's amend­ tradition of finecraftsmanship , i ter)—The Marshall Plan adminis­ 'Wear A Flowe/\Note holme", has been purchased by ments, expressing full confidence ; which start on Monday. It is trator, Mr. Paul G. Hoffman, war-; opened in Yorkshire tonight the i «9*pected that the assizes may last For Easier festival Labour Government's campaign Mr. Conway Trott, of Young, Trott in tfie-'povernment, was carried I ned today that the Communist and Co, by the same majority. ! fh wpflfc, h» View ol -tbe heavy filth column- in Western Europe foi* return tp office at the general I calendar and the prospect that was waiting an opportunity to CMiisu—I fro* Tag* 1 election on February 23. No.definite plans have yet been Field Marshal Smuts tabled the I more cases may be sent for hear­ mobilise and start moving. to the memory of one of the mem­ made but it was announced that motion six days ago, accusing the ti ing after the session starts. Mr. Morrison did not give the the amenities of the property will if He said at a press conference bers of the Club, Mrs. Lillian impression of exerting himself to Government of carrying out a it Charges already filed with the capture votes. Launching one of be retained as much as possible. ''fraudulent pcfliey** aid not efe Registrar of the Court,. 'Mt W that wheras up to a few months, Carson, who had died since the . Early in April an auction sale ago iri Europe there bad been a last meeting was held. the r most fateful election cam­ forcing the racial segregation Normin Partajkvare as follows: paigns in British history, he pro­ of the furnishings and effects, in­ poticv to i'Wftich it is pledged. A charge against George Henry constant receding of confidence in In memory of Mrs. Carson, Mrs. cluding some rare antiques, will be the fifth column, now "due to duced rib challenging new; ideas This policy could not be carried Thdma| DeCosta DeSilva of Winifred T. Keeting donated a held. out. Field Marshal Smuts claimed, FUU-MSHIONID STOCKINGS their conquests in tbe East there book to the Club. or catchwords for the electorate. breaking and entering a school- Instead, he contended himself The agents for the deal were aadjt ttie Nation-list party 'had house in Warwick in company has been a shift, and a feeling of M. A .Gibbons, Ltd.|K»# confidence is coming back again Lady Conyers spoke on the ger- with a subdued repetition of La­ tberefore fougbt the last'election ii With two juveniles and stealing bera—the Club's flower of the bour's theme song to the British The second transaction brings on a false issue^«rS*'?'*w 37*«1». il Battress wo bl to the fifth cobjmn." '1% jl __ *°^ * *~>kete> and month. She disagreed witb hor­ working classes; •""•JP. you send good news to St. Georgians. il "The feeling is that all tbey ticultural books which said —tot The General Theatres Company also of feloniously assisting the rieed now fs the creation of a new back the Tories you'll be snrry." juveniles to escape punishment; the plant should be set in sunny- Although Mr. Morrison is one of has completed a deal for a new ii opportunity, when they will again well-drained land, ^^s lease on the Somers Opera House ti ^•cfharges aeainst Arnold Leslie mobilise and start moving," he tbe most effective of all Labour 'I Joaquin, Vernon Kenneth Tucker "Either Bermuda is peculiar or campaigners, there was no more and announces tbat plans are be­ and Llewellyn Talbot of break­ said. ing made to show pictures nightly Mr. Hoffman stressed tbat even the flower specialists have not fire la his oratory than if he were ing and entering Mr. Charles announcing the week's business in instead of the present tin—ted en­ Lindley's shop and stealing 34 the- slightest rumours that there worked bard on the matter, for gagements. The lease is opera­ was any conflict In America over I find that ttte flower grows in the House of Commons. pairs of shoes; of receiving two '• .Jfenorrow Mr. Churchill, wbo tive from Monday to Saturday fairs of shoes belonging to Mr. the termination of the European abundance in heavy soil in a well- weekly. Recovery Programme tended to shaded position". is trying to lead his Conservative —Indley, knowing mem to:Jfe At the same time, the hall will build up the confidence of Eur­ She warned that the seeds of party back to power in Westmin­ stolen; t a charge of receiving ster, wUl arriv* in Leeds for a also be made available for rent-, against Tucker only and another ope's Communist group. tbe gerbera had to be planted He wondered if the people of major campaign address and a ing to the general public. similar charge against Talbot only. within ten days Of germination. triumphal procession through this The -theatre will be redecorated the United States, reading bead-. Mrs. Kenneth Baker reported BREAfHNG AND ENTERING lines about hydrogen bombs and northern manufacturing city, the and other improvements .will be other articles having to do witb that the -bib had a balance in second largest in England's largest carried out. ."*• Charges against Joaquin and hand of £40.5.10 and bad £603. county. **ls3 l_P»_Blir Conducting the transaction on war, realised that "probably the 9.8 in ttie Book Account. Talbot of breaking and entering greatest struggle of all time is In marked contrast with the behalf of the Grand United Or­ Mr. Herbert Simons' factory and going on right now" with tile Credit for tbe idea of growing parochial performance Mr; Morri­ der of Odd Fellows were Messrs. stealing a jacket, the property Communist: q&Id war against the Bermuda cedars in ttie West son gave before a small audience James Smith, John Corbin and of Mr. Percy Ashton. a jacket the Marshall Plan. Indies waa claimed for tbe Crab in a small hall will be the civic Herold White, with members of property of Mr. Jeremiah Mad­ by Lady Conyers. She said ttte spectacle that Leeds may expect the business committee. eiros, and a coat belonging to Mr. WORLD STRUGGLE scheme bad been outlined in the tomorrow when Mr. Churchill Simons; a charge against Joaquin press - on Thursday, but it was makes his majestic entry. only of receiving Mr. Madeiros's "The struggle is not confined to originally thought of by the exe­ Europe. It is a world-wide strug­ Mr. Morrison seemed to be de­ Biological Station-Names jacket know—ig it to be stolen; cutive committee of the Garden liberately avoiding histrionics. He and a charge against Talbot only gle," he said, adding that there Git* back i*SSi,"Wt!j *.- of receiving Mr. Ashton's jacket. was no question but tbat this ide­ was saving his breath for the na­ Three New Trustees ological warfare against reco^wy She read out taj/ letter the tion-wide broadcast he will —take Charges against Joaquin, Tuck­ in Europe bad top priority with Club had written to the Agricul tomorrow night from Leeds, fhe r sails—< tro* r«a«i er and Talbot of breaking into . the Communis ts. tural Station suggesting that first Of a series arranged by the Mr. D. S. Robinson's shop and "They know they must some­ cedar berries should be taken to]British Broadcasting Conspiration patron of the Station in recogni­ stealing three pens, 17 cartons of tion of his long continued Interest how destroy this effort or render the Weat Indies. When tbey had for spokesmen of all parties. cigarettes, 10 cartons ef chewing grown there, free of blight, tbey in its welfare. Captain Stanley ineffective,. otherwise their hopes "I am rehearsing tonight," Mr. Burns and Mr. Albert Ball were gum, 17 pairs of men's under- for world conquest will be dis-* could be brought back to Ber­ Morrison said. "Finding fault shorts, six handkerchiefs, three sipated," he said. muda. elected to membership in the toothbrushes, cigars, shoe enamel with myself." Corporation of* tbe Station. Mr. Hoffman said it would net At*that time the Agricultural His speech was perhaps sym­ two cigarette holders, three tins Station reported that the sugges­ of shoe polish, 15 pairs of socks take too much to destroy all the ptomatic of the kind of campaign and a belt; and charges against real progress that had been made tion would be brought before the that Labour will make in the next through the Marshall Plan ta the Board Of Agriculture for atten­ three weeks. The party obviously ity of the country**\inembers of each ef the three -separately of Parliament have been Labourites receiving stolen property; ideological field. tion, Is not expecting to win any large Questioned about prospects of "We thought of the scheme and body of new supporters as it did lor the past 15 years. In 1945 Charges against Calvin. Hubert securing an' integration of the in the landslide of 1945, but will Labour won five of the six seats I felt we ought to say how smart in Leeds and in the county as a Knight of stealing $121, ttfe prop­ European economy, Mr. Hoffman the Club is," said Lady Conyers. be content to hold its share of the erty of Mr. A. E. THeibridge, from said progress had been made, but electorate. whole — whose parliamentary Harmony pall, Paget, . and of be added that it was more difficult The guest speaker at the meet­ representation is the largest to breaking and entering Sherwood to get agreement on plans than ing was Mr. Louis Mowbray, There was no particular reason Britain — Labour won 44 out of Manor, Fairylands, and stealing agreement on principles. Curator at the Government for Mr. Morrison to strain his 57 seats. The Conservatives won £8, $#*„* US. currency, a«d!25 Aquarium. He spoke on the larynx in Yorkshire. The major- 12 and Liberals one. cents in Panamanian money, the He said the European Marshall similarity Of under-sea gardens property of Mr. George Sber- aid cbahtriei? pledges of sjeif-help and the normal land gardens. had been fulfilled in large mea­ WOt>Ci> ? sure, and every country bad been Underwater gardens had tiie A charge against Knight of fsreatly strengthened. He added same pests as land gardens, sea stealing an auto-bicycle, the that there had been progress con­ snails and sea slugs, and a storm property of Mr. Edward Todd cerning pledges of mutual aid. would wreak tbe same havoc be­ FBBphief $afs H-Bomb Moss; Tbe Marshall Plan chief des­ low or above the sea. undersea Charges against Thomas Harry cribed the appointment of Dr. gardens did not suffer from Padmore of breaking arid enter­ Dirk Stikker as political concilia­ droughts, but a pijolonged calm ing the home of Mr. Sidney Spur­ tor of the organisation for Euro­ sea^ slowed down the currents Data Given Russians By ling and steaUng a coat, photo- pean Ecohomimc Cooperation as which brought the plants their and frame, evening bag and 15/- "one of tne most hopeful single food. _W* the property of Mrs. Spurling; moves" that has been made since­ Extremely low tides, Such as and of entering the house without re organisation was formed.'*'' Jfe were experienced around Ber­ Arrested ASra Scielttist lawful excuse. had never opposed Dr. Stikker's muda about four or five years appointment, and he did not know ASSAULT CASES ago, left the sea plants and coral of any than who could do the job above water and they Were suffo­ better. £_&$• CasfhWd frem Pagt 1 Charges against Lionel Stanley cated. given to the accused b> prison to extraordinary nature thai will jus Purberf *of assaulting Oswald Al- U.S. VIEW MADE CLEAR Many of tiie corals in Castle jfecure legal representation." tify a Temand phonso Lindsay and occasioning Harbour, some ef them of a colos­ The magistrate asked Fuchs: bodily harm, and of unlawfully Mr. Hoffman told newsmen that sal size and thousands of years "There is nothing you want me Fuchs asked tbat his money and assaulting him; during his talks in europe be had old, suffered during those low to do for you ih the way of legal glasses be returned and the mag­ A charge against David Mac- tried to make tt clear tbat the tides; representation?" istrate agreed this should be done. Foster Dewart and Reid Phillip United States Government, Con­ A competition held at tiie meet­ Fuchs: "I do not know of any­ Tacklyn of breaking and entering gress and people were of one mind ing for floral arrangement was body." a bar, the property of Mr. C. L. that there had to be better organ­ won bit Mrs, Guy Ridgway, with Asked if Fuchs was a man of Everybody's Market Ratteray. witb intent to steal; isation of the European economy Mrs. Murdoch and Miss Whitter means, Mr. Humphreys said: "Yes. A charge against Charles Sam­ if recovery *#as to continue and as runner-up. He can afford legal aid. I do net EAST BROADWAY uel Brown of unlawful carnal become stable and enduring. wish to be faced next Friday with lutowledge of a girl over tbe age "The Ecomonic 'Cooperation Mrs. Matthew Thompson won a request for legal aid." of 14 but under 16: Administration inclination would the bench exhibits competition. The magistrate (to Fuchs): A charge against Mona Florence be to give support and assistance "Will you bear that in mind? This Local and Imported Swan of unlawfully abandoning to those nations which aggressiv­ case wiH tie taken next Friday. Fresh and Frozen or exposing a baby whereby its ely pursue policies ei- liberalising If you wish legal representation trade and payments," he said. any person you desire will be-in- life was likely to be endangered; Decision On Quoins 1 A charge against John Fitz­ Asked what accomplishments be formed and you will be put ta Meats and Groceries gerald Chandler of inducing Mr. could show concerning integra­ £? Is Still Pending. touch with them, but tbe. case will E. R. Dillas to pay him £65 by tion of European trade when re­ be taken next Friday morning Open Daily S A.M. to 9 P.M. false pretences with intent to de­ questing further Marshall Plan and I shall not. listen to any re­ appropriations, Mr. Hoffman said A report in yesterday's Royal presentations unless they are of an 1590ft». fraud; Gazette concerning dollar quotes Three charges against Cecil Ed­ that among other things he could point out tbe "real formation" of for 1950 referred to an increase of ward WoJdte^fctealtog the prop­ 2»%, ,.„,•/' erly of his employer, Esso Stand­ realisation in Europe that ard Oil, and three charges of liberalising trade and payments The increase applies only to the fraudulent false accounting; was a necessary goal; proportion of the provisional A charge against John Robert "I have made ft clear tbat I amount allotted to merchants Pace of ^attempting to steal a thought the actual accomplish­ pending a decision on the quota Is The All motor ear, the property of Mr. ments to date had been disap­ to be allocated to Bermuda; it British *Preder|ck John Hitchcp—« pointing," tee said. does not necessarily relate to the A *el«rrge against Leslie Eugene He said he would recommend actual quota amount. that a considerable part of the aid While 'ttie decision on quotas is MOTOR OIL! Francis Dill of unlawfa—y wound­ 1 ing John Eugene Wentfetrd Mc­ funds wooid -fe held in reserve pending, tite Commission is al­ Donald Easton; for allocation to countries that lowing merchants for the present A charge against Boyrie Ches­ had taken the risks inherent in six months period 11!% of their terfield Butler of stealing a bicy­ liberalising trade' and payments. quota amount for the last six CYCLE MOTOR cle belonging to Winton Charles "Our hope is that there can be months of 1949. Usually at the Chesterfield Jennings; agreement on a real payments beginning of a six month's period Charges against Vernon Ben­ plan which can be adopted by all only 50% of the quota is release—. Ideal for ages 18 to 60 nett Swainson of entering the the nations," he said. 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Mrs. Van Der Elst had enter­ Rand Selection 46/9 Armour and Co. 9*4 burner; Large and Small Ovens,! manufacturing toilet preparat­ Daggafontetn 86/3 • Atcheson, Topeka and Santa Fe 107',& WANTED It recessed for an inspection of ed the room as the. Archbishop ions. Baldwin Locomotive 12% • Arcade Furniture Co Burnabyl Middle Wtts 44/6 Not Paid For And Fear It Street. . the ship in dry dock and then ad­ (Dr. Geoffrey Fisher) was testify­ Earlier the Archbishop had said Durban —oodepoort 85/- >. Bendix Aviation 30% FURNISHED COTTAGE or journed until Monday. ing before the Royal Commission that capital punishment was ob­ Free State Geduld 81/3 Bethlehem Steel 33% 4942fw.eitp. on capital punishment. iOne of his Welkom 55/- Borg Warner 57%' I -,~ 1 *' May Become Communist Apartment, two bedrooms de­ viously a deterrent. Speaking per­ Weetern Holdings 68/9 BranifT .Airways 8 *A sired by two intelligent, earnest, GARDEN SUPPLIES—seeds, fer- points was. tbat it would be a mis­ sonally, he thought the Church West Drlefonteln 37/6 Briggs Manufacturing 29% Canadian Pacific 15% responsible, industrious, white, tilisers, tools, etc. WADSON'S: take to remove "mercy killings" agreed that the state had the lib­ Grootflel 41/3 BRISBANE, Australia, Feb. 3 5940teitp. from the category of murder and Imperial Cold Storage 39/- Carrier Corp. 18% (Reuter)—The Chinese 3,800-ton male, university graduates. High­ erty, to hang people if public op­ Pretorla Portia—d Cement 106/3 J. I. Case 46 est references provided. No agents. call them something else. inion considered capital punish­ Vereenlglng 100/- Celanese Corp. 33% freighter Union Star- was arrested Write box 8535, Bermuda Press. GREY FLANNEL TROUSERS, Yesterday's Weather He .was not saying that* the ment necessary for the protection O.—. Bazaars 43/9 Cerro de Pasco Copper 19% here tonight on a writ issued by 8535*f.sa. 62/6, Blue Serge 67 6. made in Tiger Oats 50/3 Chesapeake and Ohio 29% the Queensland supreme court death penalty Should continue in of society. Elephant Trading 27/3 Chlcatfo and Northwestern Rly. ll"j{ England. New shipment. Archie such cases. On "mercy killings," the Arch­ Oreatermans 12/6 Chi., Mlw. and St. Paul Rly. 8% on behalf of the United States HIGHEST PRICES PAH) FOR Brown, Hamilton and St. George's. Abroad Hubert Davies 30/8 Chrysler 68% ' Government against the Chinese 7»37ftu.eitp. Mrs. Van Der Elst, who has of­ bishop said: "The motive behind Columbia Oas and Electric 12% used Bermuda, British West In­ it may be an act of mercy, but Williams-Hunt 14/3 (Nationalist) Government. dian and other Empire Stamps. ten demonstrated outside prisons Hortors 48/- ?9 Commercial Solvent 63 Vs The United States Government LADIES' COSTUMES, coats and At 2 p.m. Bermuda time. when executions have taken place, the fact is that to deprive some­ Union Whaling 41/3 Consol. Copper Mines 18 Bowie. St. George's. body else of his life is murder. Anglo American 153 9 Consol. Nat. Qas 3% sought the writ for nonpayment 8559*sa. wool jersey frocks from Eng­ Miami: 80; fine then rose from the seat she had Consol. Edison 30 of a mortgage given by the United land. The Royal British, Front Chicago: not received taken. Pointing at the Archbishop "Murder is a term which in it­ CANADIAN STOCKS Cratne Oo. 299% self is a strong moral deterrent. (Noon prices in dollars) Cuban American Sugar 17% States on the ship In August 1944. To Rent SMALL COTTAGE or Street. New York: 34; fine she said: "I have risen from my Bell Telephone 40 apartment by April 1st. Miss 8075ttu.eitp. Montreal: 19; fine bed to come here and accuse you. People have a natural revulsion Curtis Wright 8% The writ stated that the ship Building Products 32 \_ Deere and Co. 43% would be sold to recover the debt Bannerman, Royal Gazette Phone (Information by Bermuda I have fought for 25 years and I away from what we call murder,' Canadian Breweries 28% < DuPont 63 1053. FIREWOOD, delivered. Ambard and I desire that tbat revulsion Consol. Paper 18V2 . Eastern Airlines 15 unless it wes "repaid forthwith," Meterorological Station.) will fight to the last. My campaign Smelters lOOVj 8568*88. Sawmill, East Broadwjay- Phone 1 Eastman Kodak 47% according to supreme court of­ will go pp. should. remain even in the case Holllnger NU. last IO /,, Eiec Autolyte 44 1023. "I say this is not the job for where a man ig tempted to a Imperial Oil 22 M___ Erie Railroad 11% ficials. 8085ttu.eitp. mercy killing." McCall Prontenac Common 15 Fed. Dept. Stores 37 The Chinese Nationalist Gov­ a bishop or an archbishop, I have Noranda 67% Gavlord Container 19% HELP WANTED been 20 times in court because Infanticide too, should be call­ >Sl'Ci— mt, last 21 Oen. Elec 44% ernment has been given 14 days to VALOR OH, STOVE8, two burn- FOR SALE I am fig—ting for what I am try­ ed murder, he said. LONDON BONDS Oen. Motors 7544 . contest the writ here,. er, floor model, only £9. 17. 6. ing to do." "A mother, under great stress, (Closing prices) Gillette 37^'s The United States State Depart­ POT WASHER (Woman) Apply Three Burner, £ 13. 0. 0. Cheslej takes the life of her infant. That 2 _ Consols 71% ^ Glidden Co. 28% Cambridge Beaches. E. White. Phone 1971. Lovely Building Lots An attendant approached Mrs. 3% War Yoans 92%... ~*_j»**i Goodyear 48','* ment last month announced that 8161fsa.eitp. on South Shore, Warwick Van Der Elst and asked her to re­ seems to me, as objective fact, to Funding Loan 4% 107*5S" Great Northern Pref. 43% mortgages on 42 merchant ves­ 8576fsa.su.rn. be murder- and nothing else." Graham Paige 2% sels, sold tor the Chinese Nationa­ GLORIOUS WATERVIEWS tire. But she kept speaking, and Grevhound 11 TYPIST BOOK-KEEPER. Local VENETIAN BLINDS, as new in the chairman said he thought the The Archbishop said a judge Gulf Oil Corp. 62% list Government in 1947 and 1948, resident, male or female. Ex­ design as .tomorrow,* 14 shades. commission should retire. certainly should not have direct­ Home State Mining 45% were still outstanding, and that perience necessary, hotel field. Prices defy competition. Phone £700 ion to give a sentence other than London Stock Exchange Hudson Motors 14% consuls in the Far East had been As members of the commission Illinois Central 37 • Apply stating age, full details of Charlie Bartlett 2135 or 3723. Kitson & Company and Dr. Fisher went into a side death—it would be wrong to put Inspiration Copper 14% tfjiked to get the vessels detained experience' and salary desired to 8205ftu.eitp. room, Mrs. Van Der Elst shouted: such a grave responsibility solely LONDON, Feb. 3 (Reuter).— International Harvester 27% to prevent their tailing into Com­ Box 8572, Bermuda Press. Real Estate Auctioneers Insurance "Cowards always run away." upon the judge. Weekend considerations kept International Nickel 28% munist hands. HOMESPUN, 17 6 yard; Scotch Agents International Paper 35% 8572fsa.su.m.tu.w.th.f. Brokers As she left the room she ex­ Asked whether, in the matter of London stock exchange business International Tel and Tel. 12% plaid, 18/6 yard, Rayon serge, Reid Hall Building Tels.: 2919 claimed: "I shall be outside the execution, women should be to small proportions today. Prices Kennecott Copper 54% MAID with knowledge of cooking. 12 6 yd. Acadia Dry Goods Store, Reid Street, Hamilton 1247 prisons again to protest hangings treated more liberally than men, were generally • firm for the Loew's 17% References. Apply Mrs. Edmund Angle Street. Dr. Fisher said: "I cannot myself Lockheed 25% Gibbons, "Ramsbury" Pembroke. 8345*tu.eitp. S'MiSti. • greater part of the day but show­ I.onpstar Cement 78 New York Stock Market see any grounds for differentiating ed a tendency to move lower in Maracalbo Oil and Explor 8% Phone 2153. between men and women in a final dealings. Montgomery Ward 38% 8577tsa.m. RIBBONS—satin, moire, fancy- proper ease." Monsanto 59% NEW YORK, February 3 (Reu­ Wide colour range. Just ar­ British Government stocks were Nash. Kelvlnator 17% ter)-—After starting off like an EXPERIENCED SECOND MAID, rived. Lusher and Company. without major alteration and National Dalrv 41% express train wtth. gains up to With references. Must be willing Wholesale only closed slightly irregular. National Distillers 23 Phone 2135. National Suooly Co. 18%, . one dollar, the Wall Street market to sleep in. Apply in person to 8339teitp. Leading industrials' were main­ Natomath 10% ran out of steam today following "Mayfair " Fairylands. Phone 2959 VALENTINE'S DAY PARTY NY. Central 12% JUST ARRIVED, English Men's ly steady to a few pence lower. Northwest Airlines 12 publication of Mr. Snyder's tax 8581*sa.m. Swedish stocks were outstanding, Ohio Oil 28 proposals. Gains were reduced to Shoes, from 37 - to 84.'- C, D, E, A special Valentine's Day party with firmness following renewed Pacific Mills 32 fractions under profit taking, but EE, EEE widths, in various styles for children of members and support. Packard Motors 4% later the market again moved Tower Shoe Shop friends of the English Speaking Pan American Airways 19% MISCELLANEOUS 8397tthurs. evtp Union is to be held on February In the foreign bond section Paramount Pictures 19,% upward around one dollar better. Patlno Mine 19% Profit taking* increased mater­ 14. Plans for the party include there was a small recovery Jn Pennsylvania Railroad 12% ENGRAVING — Prompt, Efficient AUTOCYCLE BRAKE LININGsT Japanese bonds. X;eJ,ier-da-y's Pepsi-Cola-10 ially in late dealings, but most all makes, 4 6 pair, drilled, games, refreshments and a movie sections held quite well. The Service. Hand done. Jim show. lower prices "aWraeteS" bear cover­ Phelps JJodf e 49% Kempe, "Kempecraft," Darrell's countersunk, with rivets. Cecil ing and fractional gams resulted. Pub. Se'v Elec and Qas 28% market closed firm with all Harris, Church Street. AUCTIONEER Pur*'Oil 28 Vs averages recording modest gains. Wharf. Phone 3253. Home 2543. Foreign rails and utilities were R. C. A. 145.ii 6591ftu. eitp. 8420tsa.eitp. quietly maintained. Remington Rand IS Televisions were inclined to acid Revere Conner and Brass 16% lag but General Motors was in de­ VERDMONT FLORIST. Funeral SANIPAN LAVATORY CHRYS- Improvement in the price of Renubllc Steel 26% TALS — 16-oz, 28-oz. cans. Ask Congratulations the commodity assisted. leading Sehenley 33 Vs mand on news that many plants Wreaths and designs. Cut Flow­ APPRAISER rubber shares. The section ex­ Sears Roebuek 43% were working overtime and some ers. AU Floral requirements, etc. your grocer or hardware dealer Sinclair Oil 23 were scheduling Saturday opera­ Phones 4612 and 4712. for Sampan. Sunshine Supply Co. To perienced an increase in turnover Socony Vacuum 16%- 'phone 2103. DONALD SMITH and final prides were very firm. Southern Pacific 52% tions. 6828tsa.eitp. JOHN CRITCHLEY, F.N.A.A. A quiet session in oils showed Spiegel Inc. 9% 8445tsa.eitp. Realtor MY. Alfred D. Swan Standard Brands-235% ENGRAVING—"Repetition makes Hamilton — Bermuda prices featureless. sttm. on of cai. ef reputation" — We have lots of WATER TANKS 100 and 200 Gal- Parliament Street Dial 2199 on his 70th Birthday Interest in Kaffirs was concen­ Stan. Oil of N J. 69% both! CYRIL PALMER, lon Galvanized with taps. Apply Studebaker 27% 'ENGRAVER.' Queen Street. Nicholl _ Ashton. Call 3178. 435t* te sun tp Today, February 4, 1950. trated in Free Staters... Selec­ Stiniav Oil 12% sntt* tive support from local and Jo­ Swift International 12Vs . Hamilton. 8472tm.eipt. hannesburg operators -created Texas Co. 62' FOR SALE 7075tsa. eitp Timken Roller Bearing 35 HAND-BAGS: Ladies-Childrent, "*4_ useful gains. Producers eased in T*.2 £15. ing orders for Private Christ­ Willys Overland 5% Barograph by Ross, as new mas Cards irom your friends. No DESIRABLE LOT OF LAND in F. w. Woolworth 5% • previous experience necessary. Devonshire on Poincienna Es­ Seventeen Lots FOR RENT £20. Write today for beautiful free Yale and Towne 29 . tate. Apply Joe Pinental. Phone located on tiie Harrington Hundreds Property, , Differential Chain Hoist, £10. Sample Book to Britain's largest 313S Smith's Parish Bait Net, new, £15. and foremost Publishers; highest 8527*f.sa.su. Tomato Stakes, steel 20/- a 100 commission; marvellous money Ranging in price from Motor Boat, 25-ft. Malar Teak, making opportunity. Jones, Wil­ PITTSBURGH COURIER is back Thanks liams Sr Co.. Dept. 11 Victoria again at the Somerset News "Sea Swept" new Gray engine. £350. Works. Preston, England. Agency Phone 8360.. £500 to £1,200 10-ft. Dinghy, mahogany, £20 8392tthurs 26th to Set. 18th feb. 8530lth.f.sa. Southampton to all our friends and Johnson Outboard Motor, 2k HORSE CLIPPING done efficient­ HOUSE, Hamilton near the park. Plan of property can be seen at the Real Estate Office relatives who gave us h.p., brand new, £30. ly, at anv time CaU 3626. 11 rooms, 2 baths. £ 3,100. Sub­ FURNISHED COTTAGE Marine Engine, 31 h.p., only of gifts on the occasion 8585*sa.su.m. stantial mortaee can be arranged available after February 5th run 50 hrs., £50. also house, Happy Valley, 10 of our wedding. Electric Motor 220 V. | h.p., DO YOU LIKE PEN FRIENDS rooms, 2 baths and garage, £ 4,000. Flitcroft «SL Lightbourn, Ltd. all over the world? Do you col­ Phone 3846. £10. lect postage stamps also? Would 8489*tu.sa. you like to form a friendship be­ Front Street Hamilton Apply Trust Department Mr. and Mrs. Elifton Woolridge. Can be seen at Bluck's Island. Dial 2953 Phone or write, Kitchener, fore going on a journey abroad? ACQUATINTA oil bound wash­ Also' for business, scientific re­ able distemper. 8/- per 71b tin. Consult our Travel Division for The Bank of N. T. Butterfield & Son, Ltd. 37t*«*». , P.O. Box 504, Hamilton. Phone searches and mental recreation. Paint and Decorating Co., Ser­ 1 your Travel Requirements 2295. Write for prospectus to the Secre­ pentine Road Phone 1013. tary ot the Billiken Pen Club. 8584tsa.su.m.tu.w th.f. Dial 2139 Estate of M*l*f s. P O Box. Zurich 22, Switzerland. 295*Ttu lb s 8557*sa. 'NEARLY NEW CORNER' Gifts John Adrian Larkin in old silver, glass, ehi 113. brass PROTECT YOUR JEWELLERY etc. Bermuda- Work Exchange. deceased. and other valuables from theft, Phone 3253 FOR RENT damage. Call Bermuda Fire and 8566*sa. Pursuant to The Trustee Act, 1876. Marine Insurance Company. NOTICE 8560tsa. WOMEN'S SANDALS in green, blue, red and white. Patterson's FOR SALE it.} NOTICE THE WRIGHT BROTHERS had Drv Goods Store, Somerset. A Valuable Suite of Offices to an idea, Ours is secondhand, 8564tsa. IS HEREBY GIVEN to credi­ but equally good. Bermuda Air Centrally Located in the Busiest tors and others having any Tours. Bermudiana Waterfront. PYE RADIO, 5 valve, 6 waveband. Section of Hamilton debts, claims and demands Phone 3225. Excellent condition. Ring 8599 8563*sa. S or write Box 8556 Royal Gazette. "Woodlawn Cottage" against "the Estate of JOHN 8556*sa.su. Accommodation for a Staff of 12 ADRIAN LARKIN who died Property Unfurnished on the twenty-sixth day of MARMET MOHAIR FOLDER November, 1948, that they are FOR RENT PRAM, mattress and cover, ex­ Situated in Sandys Parish '• For Full Details Enquire: cellent condition. Douglas, Pon­ hereby required to forward toons (lower flat). Spanish Point. on a lot 125 ft. x 40 ft. the particulars 6f their debts, WAREHOUSE *- Storage space 8554*89. KITSON & COMPANY claims and demands to The Apply The Bermuda Transfer opposite Mr. Walter Perinchief's Residence - near White Bill Holders Co.. Reid Street East. Phone 1434 BATH TUB—White (3' 6") also 4 Estate Agents' Auctioneers Insurance Brokers Bank of Bermuda, Ltd.,.Trust 6348tth.ettp. 2-light fixtures and one hall Reid Hall Building Tels.: 2919 Department, Hamilton, on or fixture — white bronze finish — FIVE ROOMS AND BATH before the eighteenth day of As we have a number APARTMENTS or Furnished Phone ,2914 Hamilton 124*7 February, 1950, after which Rooms. Apply Mrs. Mary De 8558tsa. J7a?t»- late the said ThsyBank of ,ol prospective buyers, Costa, Southampton. 8552*f.sa. WATER, WATER. HOT WATER, Bermuda, Ltd., will proceed to with an emmersion water Price for Quick Sale di^bute the assets of the we would appreciate CONVENIENT TWO BEDROOM heater, economical, fast, hardy. :aid deceased amongst the COTTAGE, Furnished, Warwick Frith's Hardware. receiving full £25 month. Small furnished cot­ 8561tsa.su. oersons entitled thereto, hav­ tage near Angel's Grotto £12 . £1,700* „|||:'/# 1 ing regard only to the debts, monthly. Phone 7224. LARGE LOT. OF LAND situate Opportunity Knocking claims and demands of which particulars of 8580*8a. in Harrington Sound District, Immediate Occupancy near the Ansel's Grotto. Price it shall then have had notice, any properties COTTAGES, unfurnished or furn­ £975. 0. 0. Apply David Tucker. Mortgage up to £1,600 at 4% can be arranged and that the Executors will ished in Somerset and Warwick: 8562tsa„m.tu. , not be liable ter the assets or for sale in Phone 8208. any part thereof so distributed 8550*sa. FARM HORSE, trolley and har­ ness. Will sell horse separately. Wanted — A Toung Man to any creditors, person or all parishes FURNISHED COTTAGE with 2 Phone 4717 Mr. Gilbert Darrell oersons of whose debts, claims bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen­ MYER M. MALLOY ||| with ambition to assist with interesting ind demands it shall not then ette. H and C Water. Located 8569tsa. -^ iave had notice. Somerset. Phone 8310. 1 FRANCOS- BARNE"****' in g0od Realtor work. Some knowledge of bookkeeping 8573fsa. condition. Phone 1753. 8575*sa.m. helpful. Salary commensurate with ability. THE BANK OF BERMUDA, Information FOUR-ROOM UOTTAGE. Fully wm - or LTD. Furnished. Near N.O.B. main DAISY REPEATER AIR RIFLE treated confidentially gate. Phone 8332, J. Cabral. almost new. 45,-. Dial Gray HARRY BRIDGES Only those prepared to fit themselves for Lawful Attorney for 8578*sa. 2198 evenings. 8571tsa. advancement need apply. Write Box No. Henrietta Kleberg Larkin and \ UNFURNISHED TWO BEDROOM Mercantile Building, Hamilton Fulton Trust Company, APARTMENT, North Shore, Pem­ RACEHORSE ''Stormy"—Winner Phones: 3193 or 3971 3644, The Bermuda Press. I Executors of the said$i: i] broke. £15.0.0. Small furnished of Christmas Derby. No reasons. li A. Gibbons Limited cottage in Warwick. £17.0.0. aad able offer refused. Dial 143? 3K«1**. ••___MM m.: I ____ »644tlhs. jL'i iS___ John Henry Larkin others. M. A Gibbons, Ltd. 1261. Jack Frith. _4S_t«. s,2*s.Fei>.4 Is-nt*. 8570*sa. y 8574*sa.