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VOLUME XXIX HAMILTON, , WEDHx,bi»AY MARCH 4, 1953 No. 62

s Legislators in M.C.P.S. and Visitors In Assembly Lobby Lawyer Flays GoodMood s On Eve of Parliament's .. Undemocratic Policies

' in Bermuda Dissolution ; I' 4" ; IE * _EJ ,„ GOVERNOR TO CLOSE OCT FIVE YEAR A franchise, like ihe very limited one e\eivi-d tier- SESSION TODAY **ft. - S^*"'* I hn| and thwarting the will-of ■^ W mat Iwhich is BQMtaatlj l s regarded by Mr. Arnold Francs in an address hfemhera of the oi ...in- Bouae ibly were in a good Blood , the DeTonahire Political A-■ocnitloll .1-1a .' aab rday, as thirty-three of t got together hem to clear the -data negation of democi lo,- tha dissolution of Par] ■lie V U'T" tiie /leeks baanenl today by Ilis Bxeelkney More than :2ni) persona iiinidians -., , i the Ailiuini.-tra- the Governor that the ■_. _ al election can take plaee later d the Elliott School crowd into issssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssi-"Mist I the this mouth I auditorium to hear the lawyer partment af Educa i. Compliments Iay the franchise a- the I'oiin- wers exchanged ,i depart- - d to do in a j things m colony's political Thai leav.s many bes e\,e!niei| OD of the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~pii< and part- ments which have no sem- should have done." cond inn Baaaag other .peeelles were made. \Vhile lib, and blance a po'icy which shows Bexerring to a remark earlier things, "inequitable and of only one member expressed the abs. nee of discrimination, he In the meeting to offer, but had nnjir 111 of taxation'' tear thai lie might not be re- ;. .mt ■ d out. failed to initial.' any legiala- ■ policy al «m- turned in tha next House, there and th unfair Mr. Francis then launched tion to give effect to his argu ployn.cnt in p>\ eminent pas*> seemed to be high confidence an on the rca-on- ments, Mr. Smith said The above picturepictU was taken ; >-TSk; ay attack aanaag ■ gnat majority of tha Tlif in * 04 after vice. vanecd by those in authority "It does not availau to bring milii as membersllleliineis andall riuton tied out folio* bc-syv. Only A Select Few - representatives thai they would aa lor denial of t.e p -itn-ns forward liianv of the wise Mr. VineeiViiict'in I representative for not M-<-king re-electioi Frane:s ioii-idered a- lie hack in harness for another S'iM!li.in:]>tniBJ^^Bk .Mr. to .|ualilied Xegroe,. Ha said which ■_■ per- live years amendments should be shownthowa on thetin- right.ri The Tbowi unt'air a l'raiichi-e which -iich arguments that coloured merely :.;il- i..nle to aaaatl Mr. Tod- ek.k. TiifTile t\ iio la.li.s.ll arc ;ilso visitors. IVhin.l them, IVarman of IVm only a select Utm of ihe service Busineaa disposed of yeater- " llr^Mfs people in the civil lings to ovi r- lights i \ ry limited number of peo- day rejection of and his friends kc li-.'lits a ciirareteciffSI t'»r Mr. Dudley Spur would up-et the even tenor of included the come their ohluseliess."He add- ~^^^. ple who can vote, to have a-- three clauses the bill author- In order to assist the Parliamentary Registrar in the I'roper^peri'on.iance of hi. tha community and jeopardise ill see them cendeney of their views. This " iaing the transfer of the fncao* ed he would rather the above mentioned persons are r< | to in ": i the Parliamentary Registrar the tourist trad could not im- stew in their own juice ontu re Ie a d s to frustration and .veil thinking to -oon aa poaaibk of the ownership of tha land in reap t of which they are not tiis- press the banal of the l-.iliour Board change of heart apathy. BoaM people explain the Hoard of Immigration;the there waa a 1 ill the respective parish individual. Mr. Smith expressed the hope this apathy as meaning that adoption of a report on dredg- Far From Qualified lhat there would be a change the people ure not interested i11"_- the S, QaOfga'a channel; new House. eedure adopted to inform per- in:? a tinal report .vouhl be in in exercising their right-. Only ftja casual glance Wl messages and of heart in the Report of Committee to the Governor amused son- their names had been ihe form of a draft bill "Put 1 think that apathy iu soi f the departments and the pasageof a few routine llr Etaaaell Pearman Hs, Studying bsdying the pre- when he comimjnted token front the rotmg by Protection ...Herniation-. r gard to politieal affaira iu would indicate that tin Legislative Council. members The committee expressed re i- a r suit of positions as i, that "this is prob- publishing long bats m the Of Legislature Beranada the sent holders of one mem- John "! that it was unable to limited franchise rather than with tho-e who are Only id* the three ,lv my haal opportunity to P~ He felt a better method compared bers who have decided not to ■" ** '" Adopted rap! te its work before the the fraiichi-e being the re-ult denied them,are far from.i|un- (h, as Speaker." How- [" - to Parliament, the Parish***!£\ e- ry clerks'T I of the p; nt of the people." Mr. Francis i.ti d. One ha- to think only seek re-ele.tion "eo„,ri,.ula,ed.hini. tod ' as """ itateu appalling conditions advantage ol* the motion to 1***" '"" matUr Mr. Pearman told the the took .,„, he (Merk he House, 1tie :ast coni i'c lo h-p"!l House — of oft recently high- have a -; ...,t- ttl'lll. the I'nl the people ha'e a which were for adjournment to last ?mm rr.late,,,,. .1 Sergean.. tliroll'.'llJ" to the Boom ef Ass-mbiy bej committee had agreed iu If, Sam the good ileal ol slaving power ligbted in reaped ta the Pom word. He was Mr. \V. E. Iiob- Mitchell, Mf Bwh tore it chared its deck- piincip! to a bill but th At- nt-Arms. Mr. Arnold , th). . W|.r„,„„„. torney lake the view that "since see that it has lack-* "rts ol Sandys who congratu- hat n H rmt h still lacking quali- lated tha Speaker on tha many spirit ot CHni s . ,.,„,, ,,, ap^binted In danl ana hoped that the (i(, ia always innovations he had made dur- He d an(i whflw nary of last year for the pur-l matter was regarded our will is thwarted !i d staff. unity goodwill which ex- ; ,,, ,] what is the use of voting," and that a ing the session, and suggested and bcpu soW ur othenv st. t.lliin po-e of making reeopimenda- as oue of extreme importune. 'There is no doubt would eon- , V()tri, boys the Hon-- (i from the our and that, i-te.l iii haii)ls But pti()[) who as to and urgency, and he hoped a stay away polls. great number of consideration should be .,, next, and lie! tiona the neeeaaity and the ( 1( ti()U . He said were ways can till these positions given of rnue ..c. aml liaVt d s.rabiiity to protect new committee would be ap- there two to the installation that a good many ol , , , the people great deal of credit to hoped r(. taim.( tluir lUaliti.-ation to pointed by the next House tu by which the could wiih a soaM sort of heating facilities. men seeking re- . Legislature or its proceedings. the Assembly § haV(i ,.L.CL.iv,.(1 bring to achieve what they were after, theins. Ives and to the island ile complained that it was fc M Mr. James Pearman in pre- it fruition. eleetion would be returned. )o .^„ one was to use the power they as a whole." Mr. Francis sitting |fcofJ rr M whv senting the report that Mcmbers of \e,y uncomfortable in stated the committee have, by registering and vot- stated. "It is a slur and a de- their names should continue the live-man committee of the Chamber on some winter both were the Hon. R. C. Hollis Ual- ing and influencing public Unite insult to the intelligence W. on the voting list. Houses had examined a num- and Sir Eldon Triming- days. But the lion. W. lett opinion to change the outlook of the tourist to say thy M.C.P. Says People In the ease of young people ber of references and had ham of the Legislative Coun- I>a\ idvin, who sits opposite Mr. right, of the powers-that-be. Or, would not return if they were thk might be all but it studied the most rec nt Colo- Pearman, - Roberta asked him what was Over cil and -Mr. Mr. A.D. they could greeted by competent Negro Are Concerned is cau-in:.' eoiieern to older nial enactment on subject Spurliiig, Mr. Francis said w with all the "hot air" in the and the lion. Ileury on their arrival," he added. raag of folks. Mr. P.urch said one It was agreed yield to t h e,i r frustration times. Late Revision that the most Vesey of the House of Asseni- Turning his attention to the the House at man eame to him a couple l.ly. and give up l\ppe and strike satisfactory manner of preseiit- -ystem, Mr. Francis Mr. Donald Smith observed Voting List i day- IgO and was all upset one wild blow to upset the loaal ->-'" in of taxa- that yesterday's meeting was the notiee he had re- r.t state of affairs* by stated that th about tioii was patently unjust. last gathering before ,the Collingwood BurchIeetved from the Registrar. revolution tha Mr. not based on of "last rites," on A-sein- Hoping for some relief for MAGISTRATE STEERS CLEAR OF Taxation is 1 irformance stated in the House of Part on Universal Suffrage on th" voters, from the Execii- ability to pay but de- thai morrow. He congratulated My ve-terdav he thought it the to - " His suggestion was use , to "It is our on the distinguish-■Parlia- tire, Mr. Burch said he could CONTROVERSIAL piireha-e. >sir John Cox was "unfortunate the TOPICS the lirst m aus. though it was lawyer MaV wluch wait see any reason for the d duty." the ed and able manner in mentary Registrar should not tedious and labourious. Keep some means especially view of the tinued, "to devise he hadconducted his hbjh office. until the last minute before furor in AT FORUM con- bring revise; election plodding and pressing whereby we can about a Smith drew laughter ail election to decide to provisions under the Mr. 1 tinuously, he said, and by equitable method so that said he was not mak- the Parliamentary voting list |;lws which provide up to £100 trhaa he 'Ihe "ires sponsored eloa questioning of the peo- the old maxim 'each accord- speech, but five vears to tine or a v car's imprisonment |^ by the Leopards " ing election Whea he has had" ple who purport to represent ing to his ability' will ha\ merely .to say "we ,1,, ; tor persons who willful.y vote. is held on Sunday after— OB in the club's auditorium, would like t. you. some changes will be ■MM meaning in Bermuda. things we George's member knowing full well he had no iu- Wor. L.M. hGatyapoh have done many The St. on some aspects of magistrates' brought about." Mr. Francis was presented fail- complained the pro- right to do so. _____ ought not have done and also about n-k in Bermuda. Tin- lawyer declared he to the gathering by his law i.e oi the colony's two mag- stood pat on nothing but uni- partner. Mr. waiter Robin- aring roa f traffic Mr. Mirny -,.!,; ti " olfeiices rersal franchise. Such would son. He WM thanked by Mr. * The magistrate suggested that h he w. produce a better form of gov- Arnold Stowe. The meeting -^ " I arc should be two __T Vwz-X- nt( r highly courts ernment, and many of the WM pi* added over by Mr. ' *Se" aflTfr-k#»^ -"^tr contro- n which to try eases. He noted suddenly dis- of the M*afUy\ "»"» 1 1 W*(at * -ial top !>"■ di other ills would Smart Trott. president I *Mh. IsTaaHaP^ issHsTCsEi hat the work of the courts was Th." people now in * new lrtroom appear. association. i ing more centralised in of the country m> wss requested t>i Iy. V » ' j^a L' d control have The press LJ¥ nsV B / W%flaVff/r*^w -I Mat'sLas T^l'* "Bnwas»s*i revisit n I familton. This was not to suit tear that they will be answer- withdraw from the meting l* i% ''^bblX <^. sSimw T- a ~s>jm~| It in a of praise for i onvenienec of the magi-- able tO the electorate because after Mr. Francis had spoken I f r \i . ti IW ..-TftnW anner in h the police *- - tratea as critics in the House when they think of tl, so that private buait ■ ol *-= " - ng offence* If/mMsL-aBBaaaas K U *i llfi^blvnBaf^mml■■ V J V n of charged, rate they think of a very iation eo ild be trans- Mil illustrating th Assembly have Mr. Minty said, the con- small fe\ l were d ' sSaai h the work of but for ■ -r^aaaaaaaaasM " ""■" "'"■ police "As long aa there i- mm n livered by Dr. E. F. Oordoa a*^- f »* court in- venience of the and the Jf. baa persons charged state of affairs like that, those and Mr. Leroy Tucker, two days when it pople who make the law- nomine s lor the association's \-._ ,>-. 4 by laymen, Mint as intrqdueod by 1 - to the f-M^ i not bother about the re- at the election. JJ HaBsasssassssa - -Bv '/ Mr. Walter Robinson who will aupporl / til.i said that action of a very demanding * noted that the gneal come "* la-t M \ '.(is fl had electorate. They will go aboai , " " the colony a 1 \Si ML- n? ft lie.'II Col- in 1948 after their merry way legislating distinguished legal Odlfellowa to Ill fines and f aarear in for the perpetuation of the ! the ■: England. A vote of thanks present system and there will Peter ristl by Celebrate very lucrative office was tendered Mr. II. II be few changes if any. Brown Tonight eminent, and said if Unfair Policy Odgen ),' A short music.d programme \ had been set aside reaped employment speaker. In to . h-cn aide to pro- built around the government. Fnit- * on the Mr. Fran- hfaanhera af the Grand ma ______.— . __^__|Mr Dex- vide a new court The artists included Mrs. cis sjii.i there in no doubt about d order of Oddfellows L — ti r Wise w\\,i, sang and played i.night TENSE MOMENT One of the most exciting mom.'in- of the fir-t inter-league explained thai ainec 1MB the the unfairness of the policy No. 1028, will be hosts stratea work ineonneetion the piano, and Mr. Ivan Kat- of appointments. 1'p to t.» of sister lodges soccer matches at Prospect on Sunday came a few minutes before the end of plan when the members (dear out with offences had literally ii-ray who al-o -ang. The mas- present are only two de- at their lodge room \ Bpeneer, the B.F.L. goalie made a sensational save by punching af the there and friends doubled, whih about, eight ter of ceremonies was Mr. S. partments which give an equal when they wil! celebrate Peter otwl area hard straight shot made by S. Butcher af the B.F.C. Boa -ports page for a' B.F.C. a score of 4—1 percent of th. work was in 0. L'.ghtbourne. chance of employment to all Ogden Night. account of the game iu which the B.F.L. triumphed over the by __a Why Not Try These Two _ __L Page Two THE BERMUDA RECORDER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1953

THE _si_ A... from the P.u ut..i paper, to Butterfield, states ill read the listen the the Protection of Children Act gives the Registers of the following Parishes as required by paragraph Ei ,' that matter, any organized it the power to take children from undesirable homes, tion eleven of the Parliamentary Election Act. PJ43, upon the grounds either thai longer registered re.pi,mucins of sub- , lome plea for it charitable i'lit they a-k what use is the power when there is no better co fulfil or that they did not when fulfil all the ,.. section (2), of section nine the Parliamentary Act, .., by staying al home you substitute,borne to offer the unfortunate youngsters. of 194& will ngony, you are wrong; beeauae there Most Essential ,i I.,in.i .1and i re.piinn- your eh.ll'ltal'l paat nine years, but. being un- lind th. at VOUr door A Hostel is mos, solicitors ritrht essential able t,, a - il we are to have any sn devote large sum of i.avc been written ot the many blessings u. money to one alone, ftOBH, Joseph U1BBONS, Donald Kusta.e with these ejr|s." t|„. report ease we I fiviqg. In fact, we are litnil\ have found BBOWN, Brian MaKaan* _WAX, Nellie Louise ML Doing the year no means of dealing the with this BUVAN, William Bennett WADE, Carl Palmer blessed to give, that to receive j aaaoejatkar was obliged to specialised work. dh> Tlnre are too, a MTTEKFIELD, Archibald Leon WARD, \ orheea Laa rattM w hilt ill Ilie same turn lw< mias three -iris from others of simi- the Btdge- lar C11IAPPA, Marv Ann \\ bLLstt, Claude .Maurice Iiom. ) Home and The nature. The most difficult Hii.is Haven due problem CHRISTOPHER. .I-.seph Theophilus lo their bad of all however, is the lermuda be cosl of living has far outstripped Influence m the loin.Ilin-.' of DILLAS, Theodore Adolphus otiger children. one mentally deficient the i abour, and where social security is merely a . In case eliidren, be girl had been who are actively de- phenomena six years Proper The persons are hereby notified of tha removal of their names thai we read about ii the Ridgeway, rescued from structive. care is bad- above-meiitained ly needed and we from the Parliamentary Registers of the Par.si,, s named and are informed that if a's prosperity rests solely on the whims of the ' sordid home, to which she have repeat- edly a they wish to be heard by the Parliamentary liegistl r with reaped to siidi removal they toun . we will remind, you, that obliged to return as no rent'ed that Chil- dren's Wing be should aitend at the ottiee of the Registrar (..neral between IJO p.m. aud 3.00 p.m. on . states, Foster home would added to the hit the United Ber- undertake -Mental Home Monday Ith Alarch, VJb'S the responsibility of a to accommodate muda fell the vibration in no uncertain terms. Even al such them. girl. > ",. TREES' tiiis very moment, should the preeenl racial tentkw get From the practical st.md- Disturbing Situation out of nan.I. tin- tourist stay away Parliamentary Registrar would in droves olllt this has proved i^ There are eases Ila\ I .1 the two previous paragraphs. y01l aic B waste of time and money.*' several where the of a family is men- opposed 10 charities as Mid,, (fad forbid. Hut willli vour the committee states. A bootel mother tally unfit and <|uite unable to permission, i like BOBK slang for such .ases is most essential Id to use American '"are for if we are to have any sin-cess her children. Even if e people an running tftia thing into the ground." i'l:. such -iris.*' temporary homes are found agp, an attenijit was made by children, GOVERNMENT NOTICE certain It is suggested thai those in for the where can the public spirited citizens mother placed for and to establish a Community Chest in Bt rd of constant superv isioii he care observation? There is still The idea was borrowed from acroaa the water Would be employed in the rtin- " great difficulty in collecting whet rs omereial concern, and organi- i» i■_■ 'lie home, thus paying keep, money from the bread winner nation, contn well as* every private individual p r- rtTeir and others would The Parliamentary biecuon Act, 1945 placed .jobs of the family for the support m lrom Ins pay check, in iii and live in order to swell the Hostel paying the keep of his children. This adds to ihe funds of the Community. our difficulty Chest. their (rages whilst being in findinir foster homes, l.i tarn, all organisations deaerring tinaneiai aid, apply subjected to the rules and dis- as the owner of a foster y.( "Mt AU applicants cipline of the Hostel. home is fearful that payments The names of the persons listed below have been removed from i utary are investigated, fact, * - are excerpts from will not be made. In for tiegisters of the following Parishes as required by paragraph (hj af tbeeetiw ;"> of Sec- red worthy, funds are Pollowin;.' issued this reaojnm, nianjy refuse to Parliamentary Act, 1MB, upon the grounds either thai the] nunuuity Chest the report which araa pececntcd lion eleven of the Election meeting take children unless they are do no longer fulfil or that they did not when registered fulfil all the require! tab- Many local oryaakath>M at the annual general oppoaed the idea at that of the I..C.C.A. last week: wards of the L.C.C.A. section (.2' of section nine ot the Parliamentary Election Act, 1!)4.">. they f.lt,no doubt, thai they could do Protection Of Children As is well known, the Em- «], better putting; on his ownseparate drive. Another reason Mrs ii. st. George Batter- ployment of Children Act went why the Community field, Chairman, down to defeat last year, which "' Cheat idea fell through, is because " UV|'" means that we have no power v!l attempting to aoU'thc idea, did In August of hist jrear, Mrs. not I Midiiels. the Children's Offi- to intervene to prevent young ALLEN, Mary Rose HARDS, .lames a plaa that would brin- „, to the executive a ii. siitlieiently ,.,;■ resigned after six yean children being gainfully em- LROWNE, Frederick tieorge Charles .UEiiS, 1. 1. rd broad si of the j " ction Pniuamiiil liful service. Miss Slwi.i ployed after 8 p.m. and in sur- CAURAL, Manual Raymond ■ar.-t It would be Very much roundings entirely HENDRICKSON, Ernest SilAltPB, lleni] ' easier to sell the ComillUllit V Eckfelt, who hiis had experi- unsuitable James John ■' ,'" v- l''- ''-"ailse John 1. Public is delillitelv feeling ence in work among children for them. This is a very dis- HILL, Noel James BageM i i.'"'I I. Phillip Osmond pinel ""' '" England, take turbing situation. Can we M'LLEN, Owen Johu ..vl.l.is. Cyril t .urns im-m-'i there . ,-" i..., many worthy in arrivejd to I the position wonder that it is a strong in- NORTON, Melvin YAli Ki »>. i.N. Anna Blanche r hands in our poeketa. Up of Children's Charles We would web Officer, in September, thus no fluence in leadiiiL' them astray PURVIS, William Sterling front a Coaunanity dies,. ,„" rroat any quarter t I'i.e was lost ill the colltilluifV in later years. f the work The Ridgeway Home, The The alfdve-iuentionad "H-rsoiA* are bareb] not.lied ot tiie removal of Ho-ir name!. League Registers' ■ the named are Work Greatly Hampered Sunshine Nursery and lrom the parliamentary of Pariah and informed that if Simplified Spelling Is Approved The Haven are very important they wish to be heard by the* Parliamentary Registrar with respect to such removal th.\ on Second We now have "* eaaan our m factors in the work for children, at the ollice of the Registrar ("eneral between I.SO p.m. and .">.00 p.m. on apared with 80 should attend Reading :n but they have not the capacity Tuesday, 10th March, P.»53. j Commons last year. '2-1 being new- to provide homes for many who " s. i. zzcr g Th He ones. ThciV are 24 wards. should be under supervision. TREJ said that Mr. Shaw later three having attained the age went to extremes to the Ugh living costs, Parliamentary Kegiatrar '■"> ■ '. and pro] of 16 years arc no longer un- Due ! on see- n sysl a of forty ,,r forty-two which force many mothers to reading, a bill to simplify v, der OUT .arc. and three new- " "'"'lv He |ef, "jo work, the children of bv hfa Will have been added to our out to th.- Queen's money to develop his tyitem lack the care and supervision ■!i. li thereby complied lial dr. Fo.Miek rejected it they should have. This with a : to !>> and It was stilted last year that that it has continued with his own often leaAh) p.1,1. oil Pollick, who has develop- what th.y mean. WON'T YOU DROP IN AND SEE Friday, t>th March, 11)53. ed his own system of simpli- A London newspaper pub- spelling, says he convert- lished today ov.-r an aeeounl OUR NEW STORE S. (J. TREES. ed to it the late tieorge Ber- of the debate this headline: nard Shaw. "Nil Spelling isn't the answer.'' Parliameiitaiv Registrar Page Three WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1953 THE BERMUDA RECORDER * * C0M1KO :— Pages from Bar- Recipea» ■ Poetrj " muda'a History " Art!i_B " " Special * page Childreni* Jokes News-Comnnr ■MMiLY feature 200 LAEiES SOLD IN CANADA Women's Institutes Educator Warns of Dual European Women Iell ol In Malaya TO NEW YORKERS Threat to Education Gain in itn-in& Toronto Says Some Brought ring operatives. A prominent Londoner Pioneers New Prices as High as $2,00u Toronto Doctor also is believed Movement Indoctrination or Training Would Ease Teachers' Load involved, the authorities said. By MARY HORNADAY Brooklyn Couple Is Held Confused With Education, Elaborating on the immedi- Couple Intercepted Ford Fund Pres.dent Says ate ne.ds of the schools, Dr. in Christian Icience Monitor From Our Own Correspondent TORONTO, Ont., Feb. 26 — Faust earlier sa d, ways should — the The Shinders were intercept- NEW YORK European Pranklin D. Roosevelt m Some J iv ii babiea have LONDON, Feb. 27 (By Air be founl to free the tescher I'N Commissi. i ed when Canadian officials be- — ironi women are moving ahead to- Human in soul licl the last three Mail) Women's Institutes By FREDM. HECHINOER the many non-teaching hy am.' .suspicious of the ward eijual r ghts. If ghta, and Dr. Sana R ia- uid resold fact that modelled on those existing — chores he must now undertake. s r, IN for West Ger- ihe supposed mother was trav- DENVER, suggested A group of eight German observer 111 .\.'W loll .is high a.s throughout the country dis- Feb. 20 The He thst older per- many. r women legislators and special- authorities ling with an infant only five tricts of Britain have been es- American school is threatened sons in the community, as well ists just arrived under United ( »t hers 111 the groups IllcllHl- days old, carried iu a wicker tablished in Malaya. by the double danger of con- aa teacher-trained students, Department e.l Itargarete Qramberg, mem- ■askct. fusing education with training should be used for this purpose. States Labour l that in iiiv.sti- institutes, sponsorship for a 60-day tour ber of the eitiaena' advisor) The Shinders. and their law- The like those in or with indoctrination, Dr. Ina telegrsm to Roy E. Lar- iing they Britain, sewing of the I'll ted States pointed committee. Old liberg; Ver;l .r. Louis Herman, of Toronto, organise and Clarence Faust, president of sen, president of T.me, Inc., itastic evi- embroidery classes, and classes out March 31 as the date by Himua .Meyer-Wahb ek. an-hi- talked with Inspector Jacob the Funl for Advancement of and chairman of the Citizens ,i- ..ere sold dressmaking which the West Herman Parlia- Perl Kerahner, of the l'nited States in where Malayan Education of the Ford Foun- Commission. President Eisen- el, t nitc.l States for ment must act on the imple- end a III oIthe immigration Service,late today. women make clothes them- dation, told 550 delegates to hower said: "Never before— i said their children — mentation of the constitutional IMartha ..ir. Herman said the Shinders selves and and the fourth annual "Citizens in the world st Urge have bi.ak 111 tin are taught how to make paper Assembly propo- previa M giving men aid wo- Hllie had paid no money for the on Education." the ideals detiued anl ii with tin patterns for them. gated founding men full equal rights. Hell s divis ..t the IDi newspaper men all they "The temptations to substi- by our fathers Party . Wiesba Brooklyn told tute training in vocational been so savagely attacked. Whereas American women baby. The Shinders themselves ('.okery is playing a large — dell i. ml. expert lack >lnu- skills for the kind of educat.on Never before in our schools have been achieving equal legal had paid to obtain the baby part in their activities and a — i..man's probl tits, labour obtaining a democracy requires are in our have the problems of the status by the bit and pieces 0 was $03.65 for hospital ex- special Women's Institute '!■ .'. >pe. ! M ode, hand. They day very grave," Dr. Faust teaching profession been ho method and are only now I penses and that they knew ('ookery Book is proposed lie Council ii n by Maltou said at the dinner of the Na- exacting and complex. You !ng a good possibility of get- notbin;.' of an international which, like all other Women's Deiinoll; and ■- tional C tibens Commission men and women have demon- ting an equal rights amend- Maria^Tn^^^ p: pared to baby Institute publications for Ma- for pert on women's labour market. the Public Schools. "For one strated not by mere exhorta- ment to the Constitution. Ger- for -New IVork nothing hide," laya, will be published in four stry <>f "They have to — thing, society needs technicians tion, but by constructive work women, freed lrom Hitler in nt. Federal Min La y-old boy lllot languages English, Malay, man .Mr. Hern,an said. "They know and professional your that our tea- had goal put hour re held in Chinese and Tamil. specialists. awareness oppression, their nothing ahout a baby market another, voca- out few For training in chers can properly carry in the Panelilill an a or any ring." pioneer work has beeu jobs only con- the stipula- Gains in Switzerland L'nited States This tional skills sometimes appeals, their with the years back with The baby boy in tha case, in started by Miss Margaret Her- from a short and narrow view stant and construct.ve help of that it must be implement- are co-operating m tion Iroin .Swi health, is being cared for bertson of Cambridge Square, of the matter, to parents anl our alert citizenry." ed by March .11. IMS. th;I ii. Ihe mvesti- flood zerlanil it Toronto's Hospital for Sick London, who went to Malaya students as practical." Mr. Larsen. in another ad- may unwed According to the Ccrnian Swiss won mart Children. in October last year from the He warned that training dress, reported on the nation- bout losing their d t<> bavi headquarters of the Women's without education "produces wide trenl toward grester citi- special sts on women's affairs eged ring. Baby's Mother Sought just arrived in New York, the citizenship Institute Movement in Britain tools for the state, rather than zen support of the schools,and Am i law went ■ ■King ;it request Lady Temp- out support last remaining issue to be " Paliee were searching for the the of good human beings." He em- po.nted that such "' ides thai u app iiched b.\ ironed out concerns a d (Ter- into '.T. el I baby's mother. They said she is icr, the wife of the High Com- phasized tha twhile vocational is of far greater importance such won keep the , for the Federation discouraging instances ence of view as to whelher the believed to be an unmarried missioner skills are vital, they must not than the citizenship I gn an ade Malaya. public fathr shall have final juris- "rirl. youthful and rather shab- of take the place of education. of attacks on education. diction over the affairs of eh 1- quate declarati Those wo full, Speak.ng of the same prob- who lost theil ue^s of Thought by in appearance,' with a Since then Miss Herbertson Indoctrination Opposed dren men all t reported lem, Palmer Hoyt, publisher citizeuship I suae ot round face. She was has journeyed over 11,000 responsibility at pre- 8w air, water, Equally dangerous, he add- and a member of the commis- This ia their marriage to a foreigner to have left the Toronto hos- miles by road and of our sent insisted upon by Roman GLORY ed, is substitution of indoctrin- is that the honest critic mav ask for re-instatement. pital with the baby Tuesday, throughout the Federation. sion, real danger Catholic lores, but Frau Mat- days child wan ation for education, because said that "the h Swiss iiittfonality reform n life is iu four atfer the She has established her head- may become defens.ve, li lie Gantenberg. nieinb t o£ stulents csnnot lesra to think schools e after a long hard fight sin, bora Lumpur, State Legislature of Rhine- and quarters at Kuala the for themselves if what they are (Continued on page 4) the "rheaded by the all'anee of Mr. Shinder said a friend of land Palatinate, who spoke for - capital of the Federation. to conclude is set down in ad- women's societies. v Laker Edd, his in Toronto knew of a sev- The temptation to fall the Roman Catholics iu the eiit."en-year-old girl who was Describing the success of her vance. group, out Neither Cerniany nor Swit- into indoctrination, "or to visit ag pointed that Lei I glorieth glory ■ xpecting a child. He added mission, Miss Herbertson in an they also are in favour of zerland is a member of the Malays thrown restraints upon the edu- ona, standeth ihat he had met the uirl throu.gh interview said: "The e.pial rights. t'nited Nal whose Status by cational system," which would Wit.And Humour ( am the arrange- are simply thrilled the I \\. 'i i 'ommission recenl . the friend and made lead to indoctrination, Dr. i Kel loving- baby on pay- movement. If Ihad the instruc- Deadline Pressure ly voted to open an interna- ments to take the Faust said, "rises from the When four-year-bld Ronnie mil tors Icould open 200 more tional political r'gbts treaty to nd riirli- ment of hospital bills. Inves- severity and danger of the returned from a short ride with i Uie.se Women's Institutes tomorrow." German women's organiza- signature. This commission - tigators said a birth certificate struggle with communistic his father, his mother aaked tions push ng for equal rights will soonbe tab ng up the ques- I t. saitI. the Lord as tak-n out naming the child In the four months Miss Russia." He called on the Com- conversationally, "Where did legislation are organized in tion ofequal nationality rights. Jeremiah 24 "iartin" Shinder. Herbertson has been inMalaya m ssion "to keep strong the you go with Daddy!" t h e Frauenring (women's Meanwhile, iu Waah'ngton police officer said investi- of freedom in Real ■-!" from the A she has established 70 Women's foundations our "Dawn to the tilling station circle). They have put strong Representative Katharine 8 (Continued on page 6) and 37 Territorial schools." hut coll. t of ourselves Institutes to see Mr. Test," replied Ron- pr. ssiire on the male members George i R i of said of members of our Xew York Thompson Associations. It is the task "If there are pleasantlyB of Parliament for action by the that an e.pial right! constitu- the associations to aet up new society, in educstion of else- mother would take WMr. Test!" said hia March deadline. It tional amendment pend ag on True '.■!( e insists in doing Women's Institutes in towns where, who are engagel in sub- reflectively. '"How did you a two-thirds vote of the mem- dockets Recipe sctivities, they eongreaaional for 30 what des. rves to be written;in and in the country districts. versive should his name was Mr. Testf bers of Parliament to post- y had a goad chiiiice of be found punish- know an, writin,-,' wh deserves to be returning of course and Did Daddy, tell yout" pone implementation, but most passage by the new Republi- Miss Herbertson is ed," he went on. "But to de- so living as to KITCHEN TRICKS April resume "Why no," explained Ron- of the women in the vis ting ."an Congreaa to England in to fend the holding of unpopular make tin rid happier and — work in Britain, having nie. But when we drove into group felt the law would be Although both parties have < " Angel Cake Dessert her political views should not be better* for living in it. Food established the foundations for the filling station, Daddy said put into effect by March. favoured the amendment in Pliny you're having a dessert party confused with traitorous acti- If a Women's Institute Movement to him, Hi, Test!' The German womenproudly th.ir platforms since 1!»4I and and want a light, sweet dessert vities." ly and arti- whose development is now as- pot-tad out that they have M it has cleared House and S< sh rondm t that can be prepared in the — 4<)t> sured. Commonwealth News women in a parliament of ate Jud eiary Ooauaitteea in amy make morning, put in the refrigera- — proportion, they previoua seamona, th" propoeal himself; but Agency. more in or tor forgottenuntil time to France, a floor vote ,v\, wanting, and said, than England, or nev r had reached be .serve, try one made of ai\gel If voted by of not Last. the United States. two-thirds nil is vanii d will cake and whipped cream. Cpon arrival, Congreaa, it would still barve — Goethe food the German Tear, or cut cake into cubes. women were greeted at the to be ratified hy three-fourths consist- pieces Cited Nations building by of the states before becoming I glory Drain small of canned falling, but in peaches, add to them some Brooks Mrs. Oswald B. Lord, newly part of the I'll ted Slates Coii- I 11' V evil we fall. .hopped marashino cherries appointed successor to Mi's. StltlltlOll risllle. me Goldsmith and nuts and fold all of this Bond into enough whipped cream to dampen and hold it together. Tu Paeh lightly into a conical / shapedbowl. Let stand all day b to chill. Turn out and frost with more whipped cream and Economical BB-1- decorate with cherries. the Humphreys \ WITCH HAZEL Vir iOOTHES AND AIDSIN HEAUM6I Mother Nature /Your skin will ftel so much better,andhealsomuch faster food for when you apply WITCH There's a warm wind coming from the south— <"y HAZEL! Use it on barns,cuts That whispers a long-looked-for promise scratches,too!Buy BUT jfL The promise that makes all hearts sing, --J bottle ot marvelous — and WITCH That promise the coming of spring. growth iUMPHRtYS HAZEL today, and FOROOT keep it handy in The woods and meadows will turn to green again tkri^Y your home! -. From the kiss of the warm sunshine, MM UflA vitality tid The early ilowers are anxious to bloom As once again Mother Nature gets into tune. away, The snow and ice will melt ROBERTS"" - — -*<" 1 QmS: Ouce more all hearts arc young and gay; -— And spring wiU turn to green aud gold A dose of ROBERT'S might , IM^__ made unfolds. em- Virol is a highly concentrated As the pattern God slowly have saved this regimental /ftOBFRTcl I food made from malt extract, barrassment. Annies are not the M jy^-j511 sky a deeper, truer shade — speciallyrefined fats,eggs,sugars, The is only things to fight with if As winter slowly begins to fade; flco* trv*»j»F glucose and orange juice with you're at war with a cold or a W / Days are getting longer, winter's most done. j.*% *\ added mineral salts and vitamins cough fight back with Canada's ■ |j| all the essentials for healthy Soon the ice-locked river will begin to run remedy — ... leading cough m^)\iijf ' growth and development. That \\ Soon the mayflowers will tell us of spring, ROBERT'S SYBUP. W fjfik . is whychildren getlasting benefit Wm^______~"^_ J merry robins begin to sing; by taking Virol regularly during estlM Already the ' Violets, too, are waiting under the anew, their growing years. ____r'9_s^K-^^7Z_!U__-_-_^ Pleading with winter to hurry and go.

DOROTHI EL GILLILAN '' " ' -,. %-rr— y-^ ; s

Four THE BERMUDA RECORDER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1953

CORONATION FORMER BERKELEY tviituuona. Advance VISITORS TEACHER URGES The Agio-Egyptian TO BECOME NURSE —ft na Leone "Room For All" Arrangements Agreement on TheSudan While the training for the nurtees profession is somewhat Fi i Our Own Correspondent ABILITY FOR AFRICANS strenuous, there is something satisfying about being a nurse, By W EWER LONDON, Feb. L'T (By Air Miss Juanita Furbert, — — a former staff member of the Berkeley (LI'S, su- i anil I .Mail i An assurance that, LONDON The Institute told students last — important fact about < ..(respondent although London hotels may week. premely be fully booked for the Corona- The daughter of Mr. and the Anglo-Kgvptian agreement Secretary lail The ef State tion period, visitors from over- Mrs. LeopoldFurbert of Crawl, important, spiritual healing ou the Sudan is that it I n.ltoii. has accepted reeean- seas .an still be comfortably , Miss Furbert which is called the redemption It has been signed, and ■ dis- rge accommodated, has been given was visitityj her old school of the $oul," Misa Furbert pute which has lasted for OVOT the since she years ago thirty years is settled. iil'cs in the by 1'ritish Travel and Holi- left six on stated. ;i Against that background th days Association in Loudon Bermuda Government. Schol- The 25-year-old nurse enter- lo Unofficial Members of th. precise details ..ver in Jllxll Ins week arship to study nursing in the ed Royal Free Hospital in Lon- which t Minister two governments hav. lllction of the iris The Coronation Aetoananoda l'nited Kingdom. don 'in April 1947 and in June negotiating for the past i!n liown iii despatches exchanged tion Department, operated the following year she passed she gave the student body mouths are of coinparam■ state, jointly by the Association and her preliminary state and hos- eeretary of which have a short, account of her experi- small si■_-1uIie.111 ■ H OU n the British Hotels and Beaten- pital examinations. In 1948 she — ierra Leone this week. rants AsBwiatyf, has a regis- ences in England, and spoke feeling entirely pet returned to Bermuda for her utterly — iiiore 7,000 private of some aspects of nursing in and unorthodox _. ter of than sister's marriage to Mr. F. S. the greater that country. She concluded that they matter very little. pt w as householders in — Furbert, principal of the Berke- Council have by saying that "nursing like They largely concern tie there should be five London area who olfered ley- Institute. Health, Agrietil- to open their homes to over- teaching is a noble work, and cial powers which the Qover- for InJanuary of 1950 by a vote nor-General, itn.l Forests; Local Cov- seas visitors on a "paying- to anyone who is interested in as distinct tioiu of third year nurse* at Royal Ministry, is id b I" in. Education and Wei- _'iiesl" basis this profession Iwould heartily liis Sudanese to Free Hospital, Miss Furbert have for the next tew yean, I Oil April .Is. Mines andLabour; Ail houses ou the register commend you to undertake it. was chosen to represent them until the final transfer of rks and Transport have been visited by represeli- ; and "It is a particularly grand at the meetings of the Nurses' power is completed, and the ml Commerce, Posts liHivcs of the Department be- — The Biitish View to ensure that "oeation for the Christian Representatives Council of the manner in which his asareias XcclltlVl ! Tele.grapha, and iore acceptance th.it there the true believer in Christ, for hospital. The same year she of those powers is to be con- lociated tdd be one they can provide adequate aa Ir.uik- Minister without she has learned the value of became a member of the Royal trolled. That may seem impor- cf de- standards of comfort and — condominium cleanliness. the entire human being Free Hospital Nurse's League tant. But it only concerns | iient cloah rs will be . responsible U.S.A. Visitors spirit, soul and body, and Bhe and also a member of the Royal brief interval. And. mon Ann xatioi: sp.VtlVl iating and, policy and sub- is no laid-down scale is the nurse who will help not College of Nursing in London. it is to b>' hoped, I think lativ in.IEx to the iu There l.overiior charges but prices areagreed only in physical healing but Miss Furbert returned to the expected, that in tact theec i like questions relating of to with each individual house- also in that which is so much colony last December. special powers w i\. never kav< aiutj the a it " bin their portfolios; holder in relation to the facili- to be used. . III net ! is ii Para aus - ■ decisions' taken by ii.s provided. Householders ».t\ I.ml t romer pat it, " respon- No Criticism Implied .. overnor iu Council to be who arc thought to be over- ..1'ese ol eoiaUolL' the r.-alltV Ol w ( f th, demandn Et-mveyed ta the of De- ta, \, in, ,." Heads* charging are not accepted on That, as Isay, is a purely t some m or less Ldniiniiteration. The Children's Hospital Iund artmenta ami in association to the register but it is stated personal opinion; nor does it transparent Veil ol llieorv." I. to tl Seel'. ■h these oAcera ensuring that that, in fact, there have been imply any criticism of cither "Condominium** \.as tha | Simons, I is *rlvea to these deci- few cases of attempted pro- The Committee of 26 Mr. Cecil Richardson, the British or the Egyptian ii,..; "1.. Bn-. for conducting in the fiteering. February 27th,1953 Mr. and Mrs. Richard James Government for the attention inlliiciice siioiild in fact be 11 leavf Mislative Coiin.il government The Coronation Accommo- 'Hie Editor, Wilson, Mrs. R. H. Fisher, A. which th.y have given to these paramount." But the | iiiirv 26 I relating to matters dation Department does not The Bermuda Recorder, Friend, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. details. Without agreement on v was that legally, un MM" B I their j.ort folios, and for make the actual booking but Dear Sir, Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Percival detail there could be no agree- d.r ti terms of tl condom own Agent inLon- scharB .r.\: such ditties and puts applicants in touch with Lovell, Mr. and Mrs. James ment at all. And agre-in ut inium agri ment itself, the Will you please publish the ■" 1. savs During as may on the register. Lister, was essential, Sudan - part iin.I from addressescs following Mr. and Mrs.J. A.Bur- from the I.ritish .. pareel m\ nionths ever to be The Departmeut has assisted list of donations re- rows, Mrs. Sullivan, point of view, from t. It was pro- | time delegated to ceived during the Canon and the Egyp- "certain policy and every le m by the to date more than 3,000 appli- drive in aid Post, Jerry Simons, tian point of view, .ind. mos- vinces which were in rebellion Covernor. — ef the Chidren'8 Hospital: Hitching idniinisiiiitive ini- Heads of Departments will. cants bigproportion of— them Eugene Philpott, Mr. and Mrs. important of all, from the Su- against the authority of His ii referred to i' eourae, continue to be in exe- from the l'nited States. Com- Previously Acknowledged C. Swan,Mrs. G. Heal, Mrs. G. danese point of view. Highness the Khedii ." There- onni'il. and Iam utive eharge of their depart- monwealth News Agency. £4%. 17.8 Carrew, H. Sayer (Grocery), It is impossible to over-esti- fore, now thai Egypt was lii- ible to report that lents. — ConimonwealthNews (Total of this list) William Proctor, Mrs. H. Ros- mate the importance of the .h Iendent, these "teapemrQj d tin- advice tetl- Agency p623 siter Snyder, Edward Law- simple fact that an agreement provinees" should b, i rs to be the 1,120.12.5 rence (Somerset Grocery), Mrs. has been reached. It .mis, stored to her completely Neither si.i und it win d and wise West Indies Progress Thankingyou,Mr.Editor, Robinson, Mrs. Richard R. J. and finally, an An- glo-Egyptian whi.l, enough upon independ- Martin, Miss Agafa Lambert, dispute natural ght iu Cypriots Art Show Youre very truly, has lasted for over thos days n < 1 examination of Reviewed Mrs. Daniel Stubbs, Mr. and thirty terms YVONNEL.BOWKKK years. And it clears the way overilil N ll!: re- Mrs. Roberta, Mrs. Marian ppointed LONDON. Feb. 28 (By Air Honorary. Secretary, for the orderly and constitu- '..I.. nor for Ca o did the Simons, Mr. and Mrs. John ility ■ £22,000,000 For Deyelopment tional progress the i I The Minister of "State The Committee of 25. Williamson, of Sudan. >""■.... Mr. and Mrs. Ben 1 "■ within a very short spa I bee. iinis- f iolonial AP'airs. Mr. Henry or mil conn to th. Shepardson, Mrs. Cecile Trew, time, the full goTeiiineniil was whether, Q, was among distin- Glancy aelf From Oar Own Correspondent £100— General Mrs. Rose Guebb,Mrs. Astwood, and full self-determination. mold r how- i shed visitors who have at- £25 — Mr. Lakin Baldridge, Mrs. Spurgeon Phillips, Anne I want, therefore, to look a.n i i m rtl the! should tended an exhibition of paiut- LOUDON, 27 (By Air Mitchell. Feb. Mrs. Elsa Trentham and Dinah Williams. at this "Sudan question" lllle my change in of Cyprus by Mr. G. Pol — Mail) Since 1940 over £22 £10-Mr. F. Ingersol, Mr. Mrs. Joe de Silvs, Mrs. Aleta against its historical back- And of tl Execu- J.ioti. a Cypriot artist, millions been allotted by ■ has Mr. Hereward Watlington, Bascome and daughter, A ground. What have the \_\ dead picir in th on this week at that are ehfPW the United Kingdomunder the Dunkley's Dairy, Mr. and Mrs. Friend, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and been which have divided unlir ; the l.efvre GaOeriea, Bruton Colonial Development and ; J. Fsreira Branoo. Mrs. Vincent Lee, Mr. Edgar tain and Egypt far thirty Brii it s in my Galleries, Bruton Street in the to British Welfare Acts the £8. 10. 0— Staff of St.George Burrows, Theophillos Simons, years? Why has a solution ment "I ina " " fur- in the West End of London. territories, the popu- Caribbean Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burrows, suddenly become possible .' The the a the pr..b Georghiou lawyer lation of which is approxi- ' _^_^__^_^__ Mr is a £7— Mrs. Widowski Mr. David G. Balom, Mr. and answer to that second i-; for operations in Lon- Palmer, Ebbin. Mrs. Marv Moniz and Hl_;iiia^iista don this week. Children, Mrs. H. O. GibsonG. Holnws,Mrs. Beavan, list tl the son. Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Wat- Menemv Moneys provided by Mrs. D. Evans, Mr. Virian Mrs. Tony De Moura, Mr. and tills during the war the linsitoii, Mrs. \V. R. Walker. n l'nited Kingdom taxpayer is Davidson and Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. James Moniz. Mr.s Evelyn ry first News Agency. Giddis 1latum. Mr. Reuben Comn I'h being spent variety Bank of Butterfield Moniz, Henry Gibson, and means on a wide D.ividson. Mr. A. St. George's, Silva, Astwood, Bur..-ess, Mr. and Mrs. Vamell snel of development projects rang- ii John De Mr. Raymond Mr. C Hugh r ing S. G. Harris, MA. Clif- Trott/ Mr. and Mrs. Com ducntor Warns Of Dual from tho construction of Anonymous, W. Hughes,Mr. and Wat- airports jtnd Mill, Campbell. Mrs. John B t.,.,1 roads to large- Hutchings Saw Command ford Williams, Mr. Cresswell WKm the Threat To Education lington, Re?.). " Humphreys ■ scale housing schemes, to the Prospect, Mr. C. W. H. Kemp, Mrs. Mrs. Manuel Mr. Funds Hollis,Mrs. G. Ebert Smith, Mrs. Gilbert " buildingof hospitals, to educa- Abbot, Mr. John Jacobs, E. E. Crofton, Mrs. George HAZEL RUM Co, frtfin page 8) Ada Smith. Mr. Cox. I'everand Har- WrtCH .tinned tion, to land settlement, agri- De Silva. Ix)we, Mr. H. Todd, Mr. snd Tingliog as a cold shower! uore .liroctly ' i.-n, man. Mr. K. Baker, Lieutenant may he muf- cultural research and to tele- C3.10. 0— TheElliott School. Mrs.J.C. Pitt,Mrs.EMon Ba.v Its pleasant stimulation ilenecd." — Doty. Miss Dora Lines, Mrs. communications. €2. 10. 0 Mr. and Mrs. C sett, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jollifte, your face feeling hich is to demand in Gladys Trott. Joe l'imuiental. leaves Referring a Individual plans worked out M Morton, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. James Madeiros, Mr. and You11find tile U for leg'aiathre inves- by to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mello. Littl- fresher andsofter. ado each of the Governments R. A. Swan, Anonymous. MrS. Kenneth T. Burrows, Mrs. advisers tigation id" selection of ."over development,welfare and Penny Sonsa. Mrs Jeaeph HAZEL is perfect for the €2 — Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Albert 8imons, Mr. and Mrs. Miss H^iicil iMy remark that I -, Mr. Ilovt s.iid thai research schemes in their own Roy Laanhart, Krn Demy Bushy, [scalpnuss-ge,too.Buy be found Godfrey,Mrs. Onions,Mrs. Kenneth Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. ment i'iiii ralo school boards are territories are described. Scott, Mr. Miss Emm;i Ming, Mrs and s$3■abottle of marvelous c.institution intel- Mayer, MisS Alice Charlea Ridley, Mr. E. A. gh a made up of honest and Dollars Lucy Miss Sidney Barber and Mrs Ihl mi 1 bv tile vast Amerieaaa, perfectly Tourists' and Mrs. White, Mrs. Thatcher, Elliott White, Leach, Mr. Manuel Mad BiIA/l !. todav! the people, and I able to cope with problems of Mrs. .1 Moniz. Mr. The tourist industry is the Ross Cuthbert, Mr. and Mrs. J. ■■tion only be- subversive text books and sub- most important in the Bahama Col. and Mrs. DAYS Tony BotheHo, Mr.II. h-lp Olivers, Mr. SLAVE and Mrs. in their zeal teachers without Mr. and' Mrs. Joe s_rn a_Bss_na. versive Islands (population 68,846) W Cooper. ». J_BsW_Bnsss— Bob Tereira,Mr. and J. Baker. Mr." I ire sometimes from the Legislature," which are visited by 30-35,000 and Mrs. RECsALLED Cabral. Mr. and Mrs :;, — Townley, Mr. and Mrs. Tonv : this truth.*' mission was found- tourists each year four-fifths Mrs. Roland Fair.ls. Mr. John Ree- av a non-profit eor- Laurie Brangman,Mrs. Ronald Made Younia has ed in 1948 of these are Americans and Indies Relic leb. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Stam- Glands (.ovenior's the improvement Lindley, Mr. Fredrick De Silra. ▲ West re- por.it on for half of them travel by air; per. Mrs. Mary Maderios. Mr. that, lb- public schools. 60,000 Mr. Harry Lindo, Mr. Jack Renewed n for the bc- of tourists visit Bermuda James A. Idwarda and family, -Yicaiir lions. These figures mean that Butterfield, Jane uasssii Ibr tn Mrs. S. Mrs. Indies to announce the aboli- Bell, Peoples Grocery, Mrs. T Tn^nt In I ' tourists in Bermuda each spend Reed Parker. "' tion of slavery was used to \ allis, Mr.and Mrs. Edward and m ■rn t. CURTAINS of all Colours an average €83 compared P. roost I ORGANDIE of £1. 3. 0— P. M. nildebrsndt. drape the coffin of Major Gen- Simmons, Friend. ■Mn«r. with an average of £40 per — L. A . Tl. W. PLASTIC CURTAINS £1. 1. 6 Mrs. Burns. eral 9ir John Longley at his on pafH I] head in Jamaica. — (Continued r an I PLA8TI0 DRAPES €1. 1. 0 Captain A. L. funeral this week at Kingston, The largest development Merlo, M/Sgt. Mrs. L. snmsjmr in ri SHEETS, PILLOW CASES plan and Surrey. ,. y is in Jamaica which is Cogswell. , n .as " KITCHEN CURTAINS proposing to spend £21,200,000 Sir John, who fought in the Ssafi PLASTIC / €1 o. 0— Mrs. E. nart,Mias Ami m in ten years, including £6,000,- Boer War, waa from 1920 to PIMPLES GO ■ CHENILE BEDSPREADS . / Hassell, George Skater, Mrs. Ugly pimples vanish fast svhea "' i^ 000 on agriculture, £5,500,000 1939 Colonel of the East Sur- pre».-l BEDSPREADS / Pitman, you give them the Dr. Chase's ■ CRINKLED on public health, and t":~,:*00,- Ooldriiyr. Mrs. E. A. rey Regiment which has a sbls st ■ BUREAU SCARFS Whitecrosb,Mr.Daniel Ointment treatment! ■ 000 on education. Trinidad is Mrs. W. long tradition of service in healing ointment brings VANITY SETS Barritt, Mr. and Mrs. N. This ■ to spend approximately £7,- B. the West Indies. relief from pimples, boils, eczema, lasts ■ , in years. — Barnett Herkies, Mr. and Mrs. John's grandfather, Maj- blackheads, cold sores and many ■ tm 500,000 five Com- Phyllis Sir monwealth Xcws Agency. Ham- Bean, Mrs. or-General Longley was the other skin troubles. to ■ DEEB SAAD Whitehead, Mrs.Mary B.Pack- Governor of Dominica at the Dr. Chase's Ointment is medi- wood, Mrs. Olteweil, Mrs. time of the abolition of slav- catcd an.l .inti-cptic ... soothes as it heals! Buy the large-size tin Hamilton AdvertiseInThe Recorder Spanswick, Mrs. Viola — *' ens* George ery. Commonwealth News ... «u times asmuch! 0-10 Ssslsras VitM.tr It Pays Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Agency. a -^ ' s

WI :. 1 4, 1953 THE BERMUDA RECORDER Page Five 'Ilie (liiUli II 8 iHjaS|iital _^r -^^^ - -_n_*V V ***^ i _" f^ f o /^______l SI*""*"*" .1 i;i A. S. "Bunkers'* BEAN I. A Pri I, I Mi i■» }.l i \del.-i ... rs. J. si Friumph -i Ov Dusting the Sports Wil Off' By 'Bunkers" Bean Her in 'm hriilir Game Sunday was an import..;, .,y for local E. C football when tho n uda Football Laagnc Pick played the Bermuda Combina- Mrs. and Ik> Mrs. Am.. tion representative tern. We regard the game u» being very l.ill.iin 1" important because a step towards the development of the game 1 Jt w»s iph I) Russell Give ignificanl hare end a better ■ndaraanadangand feeling amongst all parties Brii . 1 i V concerned is necessary. What better way is there to create Mrs T. B. Murphy I II..U.ltllCt . \ ( t'l veil un atmosphere than through competitive sport' s. Al a must deserving 4— 1 A. A. D The B.F.L. lusd victory. Earl 1( "Towii-.ee*' Kuvseil,io.d a pergonal triumph by ii. u scoring all four ot goals. B. I I 1 cause b autiful his team's "Towiisee" who is called by many of , p I.. 9yd Batcher ins the "Stanley Matthew" of Baeasnda certainly proved : kept mday that he is eapehit of holding »uch a title. ahMHsfh busv ■ |M_ was > oead from a beautiful movement which waa 11 wl Jii>l before the half end maateranined by him. It was aafortunatc that Cal Symouds ran ,llt the vi.tim id' a eolli.sioii and had to stay out of most of liiel " the iirst h.. pane. The atont hearted efforts* of "Sharkey" Simmons d liali 11; aha despite a serious leg injury kept eoining baek ,i on the field. . pit aeroaa the BJPJ "am were to for.-ed Finally he was carried oil* the field for the third time. In. nine men because , :, . J), er rigl Marl Sharkey" Althoagh he was unable to return aud finish the game his Loin Dyer back throng ; . d what was cour;y,'eou* efforts will lung be remembered by those prescut. What iapreeaejd us most about Sharkey was the fact .n a bard si. ■_'iUlll Sharker that he how needed red 1 \\ iru victim of a leg realised much his team his services and was de- but tf d to leave the Held termined to stay in the game. When he Kit the laid the ■" ■ he :,: third and last time he actually crawled ...f the on all id laid i'h- third time he fours. Moiv.pientiy.he was earried to the pavdion. lie will .1 .i carried off go down in memory as one of the most athletes I disadvantage stout-hearted < J a of colony ). Al league boys in the later " hey were re. Playuig. two men short was a great handicap to B.F.L. ou Mrs <;oal by I a. a Sunday bat it probably served a good purpose iu one respect. two _ 1 li B.K.i .1. s_^_^^a_the ave us an opportunity to sec just how good the other* men r. \ ti,e team ■ .,'_' heavy in could stand up under pressure. The men in tho i t Bee played a tcrriiic game. Ronald Morris&ey "Frog- ten, .Mrs. i ter (iibb and , 1 notI -.. s....:..,,,i«, worked like true veterans and were ably assisted l'i am geal i nation |o7tbe B.F.L. by hail-hacks A^n,st,Ls, Seymour and Lcvcrock Seymour 1 S ned in a great Mrs. ( h i his goa] and se, red tl played a beautiful offensive-defensive B.F.i II e.■ r iarn Gl ria II ut and was reapon- -aloe >pen,er held up his end in good making some i-men- breaking np many ol rea. Tha three men forward line in the second half Irs. S at the 1 Bntiv-iuilt' rds. 8yd. But- aynig of Miikie Simmon I Dyer stiil presented the B.F.C. r Rejiato I and Perriern defence with plenty of work despite their two-man shortage. L -- .1 a h■ r d eoiistructive i inn, Arthur .1 ..ut battle ol pr I lb "'nine B.F.C. played a very good game and were unlucky not ably handled iway, Mis. Jenkin I." .■ Simmons aa The ganM was ta been ou a couple of occasions. Stuart was exceptionally _nnii la, kson, playing back by refi ree Swan and linesmen Mrs. on i lerl ran aey at full good in the defence while Syd Butcher and Renato Perhera ivnu . Mr it have me to take Ferriera and Smith. !!"'■ — tried desperately to find the nets. md \\| Mrs Mrs. Onslow Parker, Bnla Tu/o. Mr. and J| Redding, Mr. E. S. F.nd- The came was a thriller all the way and it is our hope that LoveU, |tfrs, A. Murirl Roberts, A Friend, ford Mr. The « uture \v.> eau look forward to more games of this kind. Reuato :■' ■rbitt. Mr. and Mil ViVell Milton !'": . Mr.-. 0 Hope lor I'erriera who is a star himself through Wilson. Mrs. Bro, Ir. Kil- ks, Mra Thomas Betche- pushed his way the pack, Mra. II. I>. Qerald Ray .Mr-. Sarah crowd which swarmed the held and threw hisarms around lkii--.ll md g I Mrs Dorothv Ebbin Sun.l il'tel ITi _- s iU'HO and congratulated him. " ped v very Manuel LI Manuel Mrs reda Blakeuey Ml! story or si ortiwort toyou?"crisis De .Moll'.. and Ann i: . i, ' 1. For -.-. Ilowev pg qnestioas*** thia year! I Vena. trie. Mrs Qeorg< ition from some |H " " " 0Ci H-BHI mm T I ' ..ally Golden, ! IH. T Sniiih Mrs Marcia 1 tha,' M "rald- Cynthii Pringl, lyed a 1-1,111.' about The pe« pie re- ,i Di n oilier sponsible for arrang ments h June White, . pts have been 11Id1 i became to . game i: ii ' r i Forth, A. M. J.. arran the an Iht Mrs. L one. KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GETTING Fabler. ore wavs than Oftenreferred toos "o ina Hrs. King, ftoy Todd. in. Mr. and match pro keen newspaperman's news- Mr. i, . Mrs -. I Iv ii M iuU all 1 poper" the MONITOR GET WHAT YOU KNOW! Pntl te, Alt Simons, Mrs. i Mrs. Jauici covers the world with a ■tt. Mrs. i'. R iberts. Cooper ■7. D LoVell. Ml-. ho wit- NewsBureaus Burwkk, W Scott, I) networkof 11. L. Mrs. W. Adams I the■ one and correspondents. . Rob ri . I> ''oris IJ.! _ i: ■ 1^ h tin I I special Intro- 4 ns. Mr ■i> of Order a Roberts, ductory subscription Mrs. Lois Johnson, Francis 1 li'll-.-ell's perfor — Gosling's E. !' Mildred [ra. Ruth Beott, Mrs. today 3 months for l_j__l__J__H not be regarded th lyn l'hil lea Scott, Mr. and Mrs. should $3. You'll firri Altiiiinn Mildred -t another good day for MONITOR "must'' V.'iiile. Arthur Tucl be a necessary *■"; Yvonne Simons, Mrs. N. Smith, Id readingond as Lapregiaeo, Mrs. your TOWN*, SlEAL Young, Dixie Perin" Miai auidii to Of*" as HOME ' Beliein, Anonymoue, IIAIX alixe ho much PAPER. ■■ i Rose Jordon, Mrs. Hilda Baacome, Mrs. May re/Jef " o terial we have Here is REAL .. ord Mr-.. Gladys Henry, Charlotte Hodge, >d >1" fifi_ fS*-^S___E_E^^'' ______.i p ayi ra an ■ i For real relief from rheumatic ,. |, Beatrice Yean. in urn- such pains it is essential to correct Bean, Mrs. Lor- Simmonds, Mr. ■11 and many others and their cause. When they are due H»s Owiston Sc.cks Monitof Iblim ne I." Mr. Eldon Wil- Krni, Benevide, Mr. Edward niueh good could be dene St, to the accumulation of bodily - Ons. Nor-oy Boston 15.**oss.USA. i , ,.f all raeea were impurities it means that vour ITTTttTmcTrs .1. Joseph .\;,Miiai\ Mrs. ««s on Introductory Won'- biter to etsossssnd kidneys-which should i Mr 1 ,iu, Van 1'iiuin. Mi-. und in an effort put tm n_s«rle«eo-76 Muss. Isndoss*». unpunUsn— awaythese harmful Mr and Stow, Mrs Alii in hrat ehnan eeanpe- sluggish andneedacneiiiune Gladys Bermuda are Seymour, Mrs. .Mrs .""«"""""""""♥" to tone th«n up. De Witt's Walter C. stow titloll MM are Clark Mi-s J. ( Kidney and Bladder Pills Mr-. En idle but wake specially prepared for this pur- Vinfrenl Whi Amy le t ah not sit...... «...««««»« and toast up Mrs. true fa.-Is of sport ****smimmmmmmmi pose. They soothe . Mr-. Berman Bean, Mrs. __■____■Master ip to the disorderedkidneys so effectively Blanel |] are aaa fer the eol- tliat these vital organs speedily Freda Maugham, Mrs. Marion Simmon-. A ( advancement of it pj^^^^^^szr^ssitt return to their normalfunctionof aiz, Mr-. Manuel I>- Mr-. f»i r, Mi- tive clinring the ofimpurities. ml. be football, ei system Lucy Taylor. Mrs. Mary Mrs Tnch r, De Witt's Pills have been s~ or any other sufferers Sandra T Kin, jeanincr, Mrs. an.I field j relieving rheumatic '/ ui. atheleti.-s. lt is not in many parts of the world \i ■ Mra. 1 Mrs of "withgreatsuccess.This fine Audrey ! for Bermuda to re-i may bejust what I.. .Miller. Mrs. ind Miss Baptist* . Mrs. lln- 1 medicine ■ ling it's angers as* in you need. Go to your hleen Golden, Mr. ,,. \:>ia We-t. .Mrs. chemist and obtain a Mrs. Joseph DeRosa Jr., Mi^Ivj hile the teal of the I!. higher and Mi-, i. Trott, ■.- in- . on to EmMHieumalism Gosling Brothers, Limned and Mi--. Arthur Smith, lipi'lt ! i,i- in -port Dorothy WhileYouSleep , Bermuda Mr. e for racial i .1. M. Settli mire. Mi.. Eldon t, r t t be i ad theI I M. Vickers. ml J. II ir I rs ..rt- Burn 'g. Itching I Passages, "Getting up NijM." B«cx. Publer, Mrs. ('. s lonvmous, sches. Lumbago.Leg Psias, Ner/ous- I he I ■ Jiess, Dizziness. Headaches. Colds, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Darn Ir. J. M. Slur ,,-., sports /Puffy Ankles. Circles under E>es, Ye_is JV De Witt's Pills are t.. aeeing Lack of Energy, Appetite si. — After 128 Still understrictlyhygienic ann aane uinucrw; j' , will i -n t help n.uch you manufactured ted iu it maimer that I kill iht jrerms ruining health. and the ingredients con- Mailers. .Mrs. l'reedy. Cys'c. !"} rt- conditions ;,,| ,.t ik proud to be 'sblss to rigid standards of purity., I Cystex from form i, Mr rtui Mrs Held of ...... to put y,,;n u» PmImh ndians on the I back Act Now! Ir, tl ,"lira you will teal Letter and Mr. L. Ryan, M-ie IZ lit, Mi Thelma Swan sjioi 1 . b» completely wall la on* —ask. Tucker, If we are to overcome medio- Olori Mr. C forpret »>Cyata- 1) ,- y we must our — Miss Carolyn R Wall Total E62a . "-"""■5.153 'I personal disl, IN THE REORDER— IT PAYSI! das De Sdiss i I rr- . ADVERTISE - «■ s W^Z'

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200 Babies Sold In to work out the details. There Britain and Ejj-ypt has been will, no doubt, be plenty of settled: the second that One Classified Canada To New Yorkei> criticism in al! three coun- more people is achievim; its tries ■tiie ,-xaet arrange- freedom peacefully and by Lidvertisemenii r Ion. Hut Irepeat common assent. The future of (Continued from page .'it thai they ;ne of little moment the Sudan will be in the hands in comparison with the two neither of British nor of (ration of the case in- Handicraft Shinder great beta. The first, that a K'_'yptians, but af the Sudanese dicated the arrangement work- [TTTtj^ thirty rears anarrel between themselves. — ed this uav 0IFT8 Hand tooled from Mr. and Mrs. Shinder. both finest Bermuda Cedar, in all twenty-nine, applied in Brook- varietes. John Davia Cedar NOVICE lyn tr adopt a child legally. Shop, Somert»-'t. GOVERNMENT Their application was turned ,:;243) down because authorities con- MODERNISE sidered their income too law STAMPS BOUGHT — Spot Act, 1945 and their apartment too small. YOUR cash paid for Bermuda and The Parliamentary Election S e one learned they want- **'-^M**^ West Indies Stamps of all ed a child ind the New York periods. StampShop, ReidHall representative of the Toronto KITCHEN Building. i/ ring contacted them.They were The names of the persons listed below have hen, . >.u Iron, the Parliamentary they a child for '-■ spare tine stndy- loilov, lbj ef aub-eecUon Cd) ot Hee- told could have I your in Keojsiei* ,,f the in- rarishcs as required by paragra] 1 hospital expenses — Act, 1945, upon the grounds either that they $250 plus the with ing to improve your future tion eleven of the rarlian.entarv Election in Toronto. Mechanics, Engineering, Auto- no ,.r that they did not when registered fidfil all the reqairaanaali of sub- laager fulfil then applied to mobile. Radio. Bus iiesa Man- seetion (2).of section nine of the Parliament an Ail, 1945. Mr. Shinder St. Mary's Hospital in Toronto ageaMBt, and many other PARiSH for a room for his wife. Even- PARKWOOD courses. ST. GEORGE'S tually, the woman who was to I.CS. "_'ive re- North Street. Hamilton LAMBE. William birth to the 'child was BRANGMAN, James Stowe gistered in the hospital in Mrs. BRANGMAN, Vivian May Violet MATT!IIK. 1 dith Ellinora MINORS, Mary Btoy Shiniler's name bv a doctor. Counter Topping BUBCHB, George Samuel The ;rirl told atendants her BURGESS, Edward Leroy MIN'H'S. I!u sell Walter Darrell Early Spring OtJTERBRIIXiE, Clara Belle husband worked in New York CAI8EY, Ernest Leipy Four days after the birth she topping any working CARLINGTON, l'A( KWOOD, Gladys Marirucrite The ideal for surface Edward cheeked out of tin- hospitalwith in your Kitchen its Heat-proof and at the CRANE, Alfred .lames PACKWOOD, Thelma Lucille the eli in way. ... Walter ihl the usual DcShicld. John William PITCHERHevred Meanwhile, the doctor had stain-prgof and so easy to keep clean . . . SALVATION ARMY DOWLING, Blanche Evelina RICHARDSON, Edward Kusscll Once installed a in tih>d the Shinders of the ap- it lasts lifetime! Court St., Hamilton BOWLING, Charles IVrsfield RICHARDSON, Vera Lillian proximate date of the birth se DOWLING, Kathleen Annie Kt IBINSON, BUen Joan they could be on hand. After Now Attractive Dudley in Thursday. March 5th DEURDBN, Iris Elizabeth SMITH. Edwin the birth. 4he doctor notified IT", Hyacinth PLASTIC FOGGO, Helen Stuart SNA I. Edith birth of a baby to Mrs. Sbin- PEBBLE TEX and FROST Commencing at 3 p.m. FOSTER. Lydia Elizabeth 8TOWE, Ellen E. Louise vital statistics officials of the N( Winifred F<»X. James W AS111 i'l'i>N, FV'ra der, and Mr. Shinder picked Design with Mirror Finish in J AFTERNOON AND Francis Hinson WELCH. Mabel the birth certificate at the LAMB. up Green, EVENING LAMB, William T. registration bureau. Red. Blue and Yellow. Also in Stock — Music and Speeial Itema of HAMILTON PARISH interest will be providedby the Citadel Hand Young HASCOME, Charlotte M. HODGSON, Clifford Samuel CHROMIUM COUNTER STRIPPING and BASCoME, Naomi Theodosia HOLLIS, Nor,nan Augustus Egyptian People's Group LIGHTBOUBN, Catherine The. Anglo Display BEAN. Eugene Oliver On in Our Admission to Baxaar — BURGESS, Winters Daniel MeCarty. Bernice Hill Agreement Of The Sudan One Shilling I-K ANCIS. Ronald Audley MING, Daisy Loretta FRANCIS, Susan WEEKS, William. FURBERT, Wilfred Joseph WOOLRIDGB, Chesterfield Thomas (Continued from page 4* Building Second WOOLBIDGB, Cliristopher Tlu-mas GIBBONS, Edward Loften selves for self-government ' HALL, Oswald Walter enough. Supplies _— Ii_ _" __| Don't suffer any Thai was natural MASTERS LTD Floor ■ ■■■—ssni mtw i,*,—,.. f„ uuici Sudanese Self-Government relief treat painful piles siiih was British ad- Showroom rortlicsted Dr. Chase's Ointment. SMITHS PARISH For it the Main Store Soothes as it heals. A ssfe hoaie ministrators, close ami im- over Charles Harvey in treatment for SO years. 33 BRANGMAN, Stewart Richardson WHITE, Su- Charles mediate contact with the SMITH, James Montgomery WILKLNSON. Gilbert danese, who became conscious U9 Front Street DR. CHASE'S of the profound change in the Antiseptic OINTMENT DEVONSHIRE PARISH eoiintry tlvy mere adminis- FRANCIS, Clarence Lionel trating. And it was the British CAISSON, J. Ethelbert Government which therefore eaiue to understand that be- PEMBROKE PARISH fore long tlnre co,i!d be neither imr Egyptian rule, Adderley. llihjrovo SIMMONS, Elvey Herbert British rule Turncr^^^^^^^^M to nJIE, Kaoul Lestranges-i B1MMON8, William Hilton lhat there would have be The Pagent of lhe self-government. It HATTERSBEE, Basil Theodore sl.Mo.NS, Joseph McNeil Sudanese \HuiTield was equally natural that the BROWN, Aliee SIMONS, Leonard Galloway Stanley Whittield Egyptians, very niueh out of RITTERF1ELD, Edith Qraee SIMONS todeh, very much preoccupied BITTERFIELD, William s.MALES, Ruth James Stanley with their own national claims, CAINES, SITRUNG, Sir Salisbury Lily Edward have been more slow Bermuda should Easter SMITH. Ilerinan Montgomery CIIRISTENSEN, Ernest Herbert Stewart to realise that the old ipiarn! SMITH. Mildred Watlington DAVIS. Doris Alice had cased to have any mean- THURSDAY, AFUIL, DOWLING, John- Alexander Randolph SWAN. William Charles ing. 9ih 1953 Edward EVE. Alice Henrietta Hamilton TATKM. Arthur Benj. Stephens THOMPSON, Neflic Helen The decisive step, as far as Type of Entry FRITH. Frederick rind, GLASGOW, William MacDonald 'lRLMlNGllAM. Reginald Britain was cone. was Mary declaration in Floral or GeneraL GOSLING, Aliee Emily 1L( KER, lua Krnest Levin's BICYCLES Sophie .l.iiiuary. 1!»4T. that the aim of HARVEY. Clement McKenzie TUCKER, tt x. ss /1TCKER. Stephens Elindor l'.ritish policy was to secure HAND DRAWN HIN80N, Valetta Constance for the Sinlaiise people "self- HOLLIS, Edward Kimball WALKER, Henry Benjamin May Read |.vernment and cons,.piently tt It ts IS, Malcolm Je«ie Giles TICKER. Winifred HORSE DRAWN Hold. Leslie the exercise of the right to HOLMES, Gertrude Irene WEARS. Albert of the llarvcy ehoose the future status tt tl XX HOLMES, Margaret Mary WELMAN, George Egyptian COMMERC ADVERTISING — Dinsmore 8 i Ian." But this the 1AL JACKSON, Maria WILKINSON, Horace Government, still thinking in Winnie Eve t« ti ss .1ENKINS, Dorothy Beatrice WILKINSON. the oil! categories, could Hot SCHOOL WILLIAMS, lleaumoiit George that, JONES, Eva I:,..ept. It still insisted Charles Jr. tt tt ss I.EVICK, Mary WILLIAMS. Edwin irrespective of the views of the PARISH WILLIAMS, Ida Stephanie Sudanese, there must be "per- Ma. LEAN, James Francis Wesley MIDDLETON, Eva Qraee WILLIAMS. Lawrence manent unity of Egypt and the Courtney lv_rvpti/Ti> ♥IOTCRDRAWN Horal MILLER,Essie Gladys VARi>. I. i.l.iii under the MORRIS, Winifred Sutherland Vol Mi. Ehne Trott crown." The deadlock had Geerge changed its It was DRAWN General PALMER. Cyril Burns YOUNG, - character. MOTOR Dorothea YOUNG, Lucetta S. DO longer one between J'.ritisi: PEARMAN, Egyptian rule, but Sr. Zi ILT.. Alan Jaanee rule and means using flowers or foliage only. POWELL, Herbert Sudanese claims, sup- Notes: FLORAL Marie A. /.TILL. Loniae Ann between *Aj other RAWLINS. Eileen ported by the Brithifa Govern- GENERAL means the additi" of decorative ROBINSON, Constance Doris ment, to self-determination and material ROBINSON, Stevens WBtred an Egyptian claim to perman- ■ cumimtti*. I l '■u- *■" H-mse ent sovereignty. The organising SANDYS PARISH any entry which they consider uns iable^^^^^^J SWAN. Sidney Iau After 30 Years route cearance) DICKENS. William .lames Benjamin SYMONS, Albert Then, November, came Kl'RBERT, Willis TATEM, Thcodosia last — 11 feet 6 inches road level.1 Robert Ambrose I.ucinda second deeisive IlloVe HARVEY. William Kvelyn Gertrnde the Wells] PEARMAN, Emily Loifise TUCKER, t's tin, an Egyptian one. In Use entry form below ana niailit K TANKARD, Riehard SIMMONS. Fannie his Note to the British Govern- organiser, Chamber of Commerce, Hamilton. I SMITH. William .lames ment of 2nd November, Gen- .Ml entries will be kept umhi.tntial by the orgnmsoj eral Nagaib deeiared that "tin lst, i . ptian (I r\ eminent firmly li'M'.J b lieves in the right of the NIL Sndan.se :■. s.lf-detcrmina- ti. n". and anggeeted that the two governnn n's should agree Entry Form For horai Parade PARISH of "liqui- WARWICK on ways and means (BLOCK LETTERS, PLEASE) NIL dating-1 the joint ailininistra- ticn which had existed, in PARIS' Itheory, sine.- 1890. NAME 'SOUTHAMPTON At last, after thirty years of Egypt dispute, Britain and ADDRES were ill agreement on the prin- objectives ciples and on the of phone The atyove-mentioned persons are hereby notified of the removal of their names Sudan policy. The old issues that il from the parliamentary Keghrter* of ■ the Park- named and are informed between the "rival imperial- they wish to be heard by the' rarliameiitary Bejgiatrar with reapeet to sin h removal they isms" were dead. It only re- CLASS should attend at the office of the Registrar General between 2.10 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. on mained for the two triistes 11)53. for Friday, 6th March, I., agree on the procedure DESIGN ending the trust, since both THEME OR . 8. G. TREES, realised that their joint \raid were, come of aire. Registrar had, as it rarliameiitary It has taken three months