SUjr Ifeipl (gazette Wih CaUmtat MJJ INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST^ (Established 1866)
VOL. 16-^NO. 259 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1931 3D. PER COPY—40. - PER ANNUM EXPERTS TO u CONSIDER GERMAN REPARATIONS AND DEBTS
DISORDER AT MOSLEM IN THEJiOUSE INTERNATIONAL FIANCE ST. DAVID'S WAR THEY SAY MEMORIAL Central Packing Again That Sunday travel on the railway % CONGRESS Tangle for Experts to Unravel is extensive. His Excellency the Governor * * * Criticised That the collectors have a hard time PARIS, Dec. 7—Long and difficult Unveils Tablet getting fares in time. Subsidy for Ferry discussions are anticipated at the * * * meeting of the committee of ex That someday soon a simpler plan of Soviets Destroy Famous Service Passes perts today to consider reparations, IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT tickets will be adopted. in French Government circles it IS * * * pointed out that the memoran CHAPEL OF EASE That a man to collect and a man to Cathedral Stamp Tax Bill is dum which led to the summoning examine seems unnecessary. of the committee shows that the The Chapel of Ease, St. David's * * * Withdrawn Reich does not consider that the Island, was filled to overflowing on That lighting of the stations still committee should confine its de Sunday morning last, when the leaves much to be desired. As is now becoming usual, the liberations to conditional repara Tablet erected in memory of the * # * first real debate on the estimates tions but that it should deal with men of the Bermuda Volunteer That heaven help the company if of revenue and expenditure came Rifle Corps who belonged to St. Manchuria Dispute Still Unsettled—72nd Con the whole matter, meaning the it is waiting for co-operation in the House of Assembly yesterday David's, who made the supreme suppression of the Young Plan or with the parish Vestries. when the Agricultural Department sacrifice in the Great War, was AM OP -'AM gress Assembled—Gandhi Defines Indian In the establishment of an entirely votes were discussed. Central dedicated and unveiled. new reparations statute. Germany That the House will have to put in packing was again the topic of de dependence—Boycott of British Goods also wants to link up her private Only a portion of this small some extra time if Estimates are bate. After a brief protest from debts with reparations. The French Church of England was available to be examined with any care. Demanded in Bengal—Germany to Mr. Misick on the occasion the delegate, Rist, will contend that to the general public after the * * * third reading of the Bermuda military and others who were in unconditional reparations must not That they probably won't be. Retain Gold Standard—France Railway Bill, granting an extension vited had taken their seats, but be touched and that private debts, * * * of time, and the disposal of the the weather was all that could have Protects Home Sugar Beet In which a special Committee of bank That even if they are there is little Bill for imposing a stamp tax on been desired for the occasion, and ers win shortly consider in Berlin, chance for any alteration. passengers aboard a certain type those who remained outside suffer AM AM AM dustry—Dutch Air Mail shall not be mixed up with repara of cruise ship, the estimates were ed no inconvenience. There was tions. That there never will be until Crashes—Secret Royal proceeded. The Stamp Tax Bill, an excellent muster of the B.V.R.C. oo additional sources of revenue are is not favoured by the Trade De under Major P. S. Ingham CO., tried. Marriage Annulled— velopment Board, stated its chair members of each company being at 0 AM Bandits Routed by Japanese Planes—Fire on man, Mr. Hand, oxfrthe resumption THE MANCHURIAN present, and the following past That improvements in buildings in committee of the BiU. and present officers attended; continue. Board S. S. Cavina— Mr. Spurling acceded to the DISPUTE Col R. J. Tucker (retired) Major * * * wishes of the Board, and moved Earl (retired) Captain Shepherd- That by the time a few more offices Sporting News: FOOTBALL, TENNIS, CBLlCKET that the committee rise, thereupon Fulker, Lincolnshire Regiment are enlarged it will be time to ending the matter. Adjutant B.V.R.C, Captain S.S. start improving again. Spurling (retired) Captain L. B. When the estimates were jesum- * * * Critical Sitnation in Powell, O.C, "O" Co., Captain E. ed, Mr. Spurling mentioned that That one wonaers how long it will P. T. Tucker (retired) Captain he had the figures of the actual be before an extension of the Ambrose Gosling, O.C, "A". Co., value of the investments of the Chinchow city limits to the West is made. 72nd CONGRESS ASSEMBLED DUTCH AIR MAIL CRASHES Lieut. T. O. Redmond, "A" Co., * * * Colony, which members at the Lieut. C H. Moss, "A" Co., R. Q. WASHINGTON, Dec. 7—Today BANKOK, Dec. 7—Five persons last meeting wanted to know. At TOKIO, Dec. 7—A critical situa M. Segt. S. C Bell, Lieut. Leon That only two guesses are allowed why the city is not extended at the gavel fell in tlie two Legislative "were killed and two injured when the 30th November the assets were tion seems to be developing in oo Chambers of the United States the Dutch air mail crashed in worth £432,401, as compared with C'irchow, the new nerve centre of once. and the 72nd Congress was assembl taking off yesterday morning. The their nominal value of £486,200, _he Manchurian dispute. An un * * * ed to deal with the economic de injured included Colonel Brins- and there was an excess of lia- confirmed Mukden report says that THE POOR OVERSEER OF That opera lovers have their chance pression in the United States. Be rttead, Australian comptroller of bilties over assets of £17,488. | Honjo finally warned Changhseuh- next week. cause the Republicans and the civil aviation, who was involved That a long harangue is yet to liang to withdraw his Sino troops THE POOR * * * * Democrats are evenly divided and in the crash of the Anglo-Austra come was forecast by Mr. Conyers, from the Chinchow area. The That today there should be some because neither party in any de lian Christmas airmail, at Alorstar who, after asking what the Colony Japanese Government has not yet (Lines suggested by recent re interesting news at the Woman gree supports the progressive ele on November 26th. was obligated to pay and being given up hope that Changhseuhliang ports of actions against women Suffrage Society meeting. ments holding the balance of power told that there was the St. David's may be induced to reconsider the freeholders for non-payment of AM AM AM much oratory and little legislation island bridge to pay for and the voluntary withdrawal of troops parochial taxes.) That half a loaf is better than is 'expected. SECRET ROYAL MARRIAGE repayment of £14,160 to the Crown within- the Great Wall, but it is none. AM # AM 0* AM AM ANNULLED Agents, expressed the view that the now frankly admitted that the Amongst the folks we pity most That there would be little opposi GANDHI'S DEFINITION OF principle of not providing for these military is determined to forcibly In these'sad days, when we deplore BUCHAREST, Dec. 7—A decree tion to giving women the paroch INDEPENDENCE amounts in the estimates was compel the withdrawal if he fails Our foi Lunes shrinking to the ghost by the court of appeal has annulled a wrong one. Mr. Conyers inti "to evacuate of his own accord-. Of what they were, as evermore ial vote. the secret marriage between Prince Of OM AM LONDON, Dec. 6—The demands mated that he was going to move Nicholas, brother of King Carol, at a later stage that the whole 00 The pound accelerates its flight That one year would suffice to prove of the Indian National Congress, and ifadame Dolette Saveanu, ex- the wisdom of extending it to headed by complete independence of the Suspensory Account—from Down hill, until our little store wife of a diplomat. King Carol which presumably the Finance Of notes has vanished out of sight the parliamentary vote. for India, were set forth in a parting threatened Nicholas with exile un AMAZING SCENES AT * * # manifesto from Mahatma Gandhi. Committee hoped to take the That is to say, it is no more. less he gave up his wife. That the chief gainer would be the Independence, the Mahatam de amounts mentioned—_be set aside * # * for a reserve fund, thus making it MOSLEM CONGRESS When we, ourselves, and many more House. clared in his manisfesto, does not • AM OM exclude partnership at will on abso necessary to provide for the two With hunger knocking at our door, JAPANESE PLANES ATTACK That this perhaps because some old lutely equal terms with Britain BANDITS items in the estimates. And not a single pound in store, Various items for the adminis Must seek the O'erseer of the Poor. opponents to the measure would and to be determined at the in Delegate Severely Attacked either have changed their minds stance of either party. The docu MUKDEN, Dec. 7—Three hun tration of justice—the principle one of which was an amount of But he, poor man, we'll find dis or lost their seats. ment was accepted as of high im dred bandits were reported killed * * * portance in political circles as it when Japanese planes bombed £1,000 for the expenses of the Sup JERUSALEM, Dec. 7—There were tressed That one hears a whisper of reduced was looked upon as an unusually Kuar.gtaipu, southwest of Mukden, reme Court—passed with little com amazing scenes at the opening of Far more than we, for 'tis his lot railway fares. precise and clear exposition^ of the and Tienpingtai near Hsinmintun. ment, as did also the amounts for the Moslem Congress this evening To seize the goods of the oppressed, * * * views -ef the Congress. Complete Fighting against bandits is also the personal emoluments of the at the Alaqsa Mosque. During the And sell them, if he would or not! That noone will kick against this. independence the manifesto said reported at Changtu, north Muk Department of Agriculture. discussion of the protection of QUIZ. —oo necessarily includes full control in den. The Department's items, in fact, Moslem: holy places Dr. Abdel 2nd December, 1931. the hands of the responsible gov * * * caused no discussion until an Hamid, the Egyptian delegate. In a fiery speech called on all present oo- BILLIARDS ernment of the defence forces and NARROW ESCAPE OF S.S. CAVINA amount of £400 for the annual to swear to protect holy places with external affairs and finance. The egricultural exhibition was held. the last drop of their blood. The manifesto added, however, that LONDON, Dec. 7.—Considerable At this point Mr. Conyers said whole assembly rose in an uproar, "Citizens of Bermuda" Cup such safeguards as may be proved alarm was caused on Friday by an that as cuts would have to be made CUSTOMS HOUSE hundreds of delegates shouting to be necessary in the interests of outbreak of fire aboard the Elders in the budget, here was an item "Allah, Allah!" This was echoed and Fyffes liner, "Cavina," at which might be eliminated. Mr. In the final for the "Citizens of India would be accepted by the by the screams of veiled women in Rates of Exchange Avonmouth. Cargo was being H. V. Smith thought a show once Bermuda Cup" to be played this Congress. an adjoining female mosque. While discharged from the vessel at the every two or three years sufficient, afternoon at the Police Recreation * * * the Cairo delegate, Abelraham time and the outbreak was discover and supported the striking out The following rates of ex Room, "Allenhurst," commencing BENGAL DEMANDS BOYCOTT OF Alazam, was conveying greetings ed by a seaman in another ship of the item. Despite Mr. T. H. H. change were in force at the at 2 p.m. sharp, Sergeant Tingey from Nahas Pasha (Wafd), another BRITISH GOODS close by. He saw smoke rising from Outerbridge's plea that the amount Customs House on Monday, is matched against Constable Ford. delegate, Sueliman Bey Fawzi, the after peak. The anxiety was be left in, as it provided for the one December 5th:— The play will be 200 up, and the jumped up shouting, "There is CALCUTTA, Dec. 7—The Bengal enchanced by the fact that there occasion of the year on which the U.S.A $3.28 handicap 10. It is hoped that there only one man in Egypt, and that is Congress conference were unanim were at least a dozen other large people of Bermuda got together, Canada — $3.86 will be a good number present to King Faud." An uproar followed ous in demanding a boycott of vessels close by, but the Avon- the House by one vote rejected the Belg um (Belga) 23 witness this interesting game. and Sueliman was beaten with British goods, banks, insurance, mouth fire brigade, which is es France (franc) 84 item. Thus there will be no agri sticks until he dropped. The Grand steamship companies and other pecially equipped to deal with out Germany (mark) 14 cultural show in 1932. Mufti of Jerusalem ran up and pro undertakings, also foreign cloth, breaks aboard ships, was able to Hong Kong (dollar) Is. 5d The principle debate of the after tected Sueliman until the police PAN AMERICA SAILINGS declaring the time had come to quell the fire within an hour. Italy (lira) 65 noon arose when £1,500 was asked arrived and carried him out. resume civil disobedience. for the packing house service and Japan (yen) 3s. 0d • AM * contingencies, this amount being CANCELLED COLLISION AT SEA £500 less than for last year. Mr. -oo- DENY GERMANY WILL ABANDON North precipitated debate by ask Messrs. John S. Darrell & Oom GOLD STANDARD HULL, England, Dec. 6—The ing if it was intended to pack all ANOTHER SOVIET OUTRAGE PERSONAL pany, local agents for the Munson British trawler St. Gatien arriving produce this year at the Colony's Steamship Line, wish to announce BERLIN, Dec. 7—The persistent here with her bows flattened, re expense. Mr. Spurling replied that that the sailings of the S.s. "Pan Mr. Hal Butterfield returned rumour that Germany is to aban ported today she had been in col it was expected to continue the America" from New York on De don the gold standard is emphatic lision with the Spanish steamer practice of packing free of charge. Famous Moscow Cathedral yesterday by the T.E.s. Monarch of cember 9th and 15th respectively, ally denied by official headquarters. Arnotegi Mendi off Flamborough Mr. Watlington asked whether the Bermuda after a short visit to the and from Bermuda on December An emergency decree will probably Head in the North Sea and that the prices obtained by the selected Destroyed States. 12th and 17th respectively have been be issued on Tuesday to reduce the latter was flying distress signals agencies of the Government were * * * cancelled due to the fact that the cost of living, after which salaries when seen last night. not always systematically higher Dr. Henry Wilkinson was a pass S.s. "Pan America" is going into MOSCOW, Dec. 7.—While a cor and wages will be reduced. It is not for Government packed stuff than enger by the Monarch yesterday. dry dock for a general overhaul and * * * don of police and troops cleared the anticipated that the Socialists will for farm packed produce, not * * »~ will resume her sailing schedule streets for miles around, the fam deslare against the Government in GREAT LAKES NAVIGATION withstanding the fact that much Among the passengers by the from New York on December 19th. ous landmark, the Cathedral of the this matter. of the farm packed produce was Monarch of Bermuda yesterday Redemeer, completed in 1881 at a 00 OTTAWA, Dec. 7.—The close Of equal to that which was Govern was Mr. F. W. Lines, who has been # * * cost of 11,600,000, to commemorate the navigation season on the Great ment packed, the Government on a pleasure and business trip to the defeat of Napoleon, was blown .FRANCE PROTECTS HOME Lakes and the St. Lawrence River is packing in effect lowering other Florida. METEOROLOGICAL NOTES up after being dismantled of all SUGAR INDUSTRY expected before the end of this prices. Mr. North opposed the ——oo murals, paintings, panelling, gold week. A few grain laden vessels are Colony paying the cost of packing, Bermuda. Dec. 7th. and precious stones, all of which WEATHER FORECAST PARIS, Dec. 7—The Government stiU • to leave for lower terminal and developed an argument in a Max. Min. will be placed in museums. A great has decided to lay down a quota for ports from Fort William, and two number of speeches that the farm Temperature 75.6 64.8 temple of labour will be buUt on BERMUDA AND ViqiNITY foreign sugar imports in order to further vessals are duo to leave ers, if—as Mr. Spurling and sup Sunshine...... 3 hrs. 50 mts. the site of the Cathedral. The Dec. 7—Fresh south-west winds protect the home beet sugar in from Montreal before the final porters of central packing argued— •RiLin T 08 Ins. designing of the new building will shifting to north-east, with weather dustry and to'maintain a market close of navigation. the price for centrally packed pro- Barometer . a.m. 8006 p.m. 30.03 balance in accordance with the be open to a worldwide architec overcast with occasional showers Wind (mean for 24 hours) Continued on Page 10 Continued on Page 2 agreement of April, 1931. tural competition. tonight and Tuesday. 18 miles, 8p.m.—8 p.m. Travel on a RALEIGH- CYCLE—WADSC-N'S .,. Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETHi AND COLONIST DAILY TUESDAY DECEMBER 8, 1931
It has long been evident that to make changes it is necessary to name Uveth for evermore." The CANADIAN TENNIS TEAM FOR ©Ip Saga! fertfr when closely scrutinised it has been change the members of the Fin Revd. A. T. Tucker then dedicated CABLE NEWS JAMAICA possible to "drive a horse and cart" ance Committee who will not the Tablet, and the Last Post and through the annual Estimates of change their ideas in keeping with TORONTO, Dec. 6-In answer to mib Cnhmtai lailjj "ReveiUe" were sounded by Sergt Continue, (rm fi|i 1 INCORPORATING Bevenue and Expedniture, but by times and conditions, the member Ward and Rfn. V. Redmond. His an invitation from the Jamaica THE ROYAL GAZETTE (ESTAB. 1828) the time they reach the House of ship of that body might be altered. Lawn Tennis Association t«m ExceUency then addressed the con INSURRECTIONISTS SENTENCED THE COLONIST AND DAILY HEWS (ESTAB. I8SS) Assembly it is much too late for In the absence of other instruc gregation, and said how deeply he of six players from Canada wiU any material alterations. So far tions, the Finance Committee have leave New York-for Jamaica at the appreciated the honour of being ROME, Dec. 7.—The trial of PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY as is humanly possible ttf them, the simply gone ahead and presented end of next January to Participate asked to unveil the Memorial. St. thirty Slovenes on the charge of BY members of the ^finance Com to the House a financial structure, David's was a smaU part of Bermuda, organising an insurrection in in tournament and exhibition THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD.. mittee have long since seen to it designed originally to meet diff and Bermuda was a small part of Julian Venetia (acquired by Italy matches it was announced by the. REID STREET. HAMILTON that everything was "cut and erent conditions from those which the British Empire. This tablet from Austria as a result of the war) Lawn Tennis Association of Can dried," and have made their de now obtain, _*ut which it is im A. M. PURCELL recorded the names of the men for the purpose of merging it as a ada. Miss Olive Wade, Mrs. E. F. MANAGING EDITOR cisions long ago, though no whisper, possible to alter to any appreciable who sacrificed their Uves in the "foreign country," ended in the Coke, John S. Proctor and J. Grant ASSISTANT EDITOR: E. T. SAYER of it reached the general public, extent at this late date, in spite ASSISTANT MANAGER. ERNEST J. BEU. Great War, against the unwarrant ringleader, Zorcb Jelencic, being McLean of Toronto, Marcel Rain then probably recovering from the of its many and obvious defects. ADVERTISING MANAGER, M. M. HANSFORD ed tyranny of the enemy. sentenced to twenty years impris viUe and Roland of Montreal are hot Summer and anticipating a It' is a complicated structure whose TELEPHONES: onment. Fifteen others were the players chosen to represent EDITOR AND ADVERTISING MANAGER - 19! busy and profitable Winter Season. building necessitated a tremendous "If ever there is another war, sentenced to terms ranging from Canada. ASSISTANT MANAGER .... S57 The departmental estimates are amount of hard work; the time for which I sincerely trust there win ASSISTANT EDITOR ..... SB7 ten to two and a haU years. The ail supposed to be in the hands of alteration by changing the • form not be, their sons will step forward remainder were acquitted. the Finance Committee by Septem of taxation is long past, and they and fiU their places in defence of * ^ * DEPARTMENT OF SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ber 30th, and indoubtedly some are now only anxious to have the their King and Empire" he said in 3d per copy, Postage Inland V4-, Foreign V_d. MONTREAL WINS RUGBY decisions must be reached even be House set its seal of approval on impressive tones. He was pleased £2 per Annum Inland, £2.10.0 ($12) Foreign CHAMPIONSHIP fore that date. With the break in their work, which, when accepted, to see such an exceUent muster of AGRICULTURE sterling exchange occurring so sud will form the Colony's basis of present and past fighting forces. Montreal, Dec. 7.—The Canadian NOTE — All correspondence submitted most he ac denly and unexpectedly in Septem account for another year and for Rugby Championship was won on companied by tbe writer's name and address as a stUl another unless some action A coUection was taken up towards Saturday by the Montreal team, guarantee of authenticity, not neccessarily for publica ber last, it can be imagined how the the expenses of the War Memorial, Comparison of Vegetable tion. The Editor reserves the right to accept or reject entire Estimates for 1932 had to be is taken in the meantime. winners of the eastern Canadian and the singing of "God Save Our" championship, who defeated the any letters forwarded, and publication aoes not imply re-vamped for presentation on Nov- The Chancellor of the Exchequer King" brought to a close a service agreement witb opinions expressed. vembei: 30th, and what a feeling may be harrassed until he rises Regina team, winners of the west Prices which wiU long be remembered ern Canadian championship, by a of uncertainty it must have created, in his wrath and sweeps all opposi by those privileged to take part in score of 22 to nothing. since the Government of Bermuda, tion before him with his eloquence; TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1931 it. * * * Below is given a comparison of for better or worse, has decided to the member for "Sands" may har New York Prices on the first of the allow Bermuda's revenue to be FALL IN NEWSPRINT PRICE angue with tears in his voice upon His ExceUency the Governor current month and the correspond subject to the totally unpredictable then crossed to St. George's, foUow the many and grievous burdens PREDICTED ing date last year. Cabbage is at fluctuations of exchange—though, ed by the troops who landed at laid in this prosperous Colony upon MONTREAL, Dec. 7.—According the same low level as a year ago, ESTIMATES FOR 1932 on the other hand, the Finance Convict Bay, and headed by the the back of the man who tries to to creditable advices the newsprint potatoes are much lower, and other Committee shows the Colony's B.V.R.C. Band playing, marched live like a white man (not entirely companies of Canada, which are vegetables particularly onions and assets at their nominal value when through the town. At the foot of Too Late for Anything But off the Free List) and bring up as now contemplating a merger with a tomatoes show a marked advance. they have suddenly depreciated two or three children; and the the steps near St. Peter's Church, view of co-operative control and 1930. Cabbage, S.O. basket $1.50 by at least 12. per cent! other member of the Finance His ExceUency took the salute of restriction of output, wiU reduce -$1.75. 1931 $1.25-3175. Talk Committee may "cackle" until it the troops as they marched past, If it has been possible in normal where on arriving at the Armoury, prices next month for deUvery to 1930 Carrots, Calif., best, crate really does seem he has laid some the United States by two doUars per On the 4th day of the I2th month times to "drive a horse and cart" thing, but it wUl aU be merely the "dismiss" was given. $3.35-3.50. 1931 $3.50- 4.00. ton. This is induced by the prem the annual battle has commenced through the Estimates, this year talk, as this is emphatically not 1930. Onions, Mid-western, 100 Refreshments were provided for ium in United States funds at over Estimates and financial mea they would appear to be almost the time of year to make any lb. bag $1.25-1.50. 1931 $2.50-3.50. all at the Armoury, and about 2.30 present of approximately 18 cents sures which must be all completed entirely a matter of guesswork, material change in the Estimates; . 1930 Parsley, nearby, 100 bunches by the end of the year, and for the and, worst of all from the Finance p.m. the Corps reformed and with on the dollar, and also with the view $1.50-2.00 1931 $2.00-2.50. AU that should have been at remaining 27 days of December the Committee's point of view, the the band playing marched through of marketing surplus production.- Potates, L.I., No. 1 150 lb. sack tended to before the close of the reporters will be quite unable, by Assembly will not submissively the town to Convict Bay, where The Canadian mills have been $3.00 1931 $1.50-1-75. last session in July, so the reporters reason of overwork, to properly accept their say-sb. Even recogn they boarded the "Dragon," and recently operating at practicaUy 1930 Tomatoes, Fla., 144's. $2.50- need not take the present copious inform the public as to what is ising the tremendous difficulties left for the homeward journey. fifty per C9nt capacity. 4.50 1931 $3.50-8.00. flow of language in the Assembly too really taking place in the Bermuda of the Finance Committee's task, too many factors have now entered seriously. That's only words and Legislature. fault-finding—the real work was The Finance Committee of the into the game to permit this; in spite of bursts of eloquence (or even done by the Finance Committee House of Assembly is *n a class by months ago, in the old-fashioned profanity) from the ChanceUor itself as Committee go, and might way, because they were not in properly be composed almost en of the Exchequer or "cackling" A..&-E.SM1TH structed to faU in line with Ber from another member of the Fin tirely of expert accountants for muda's changed conditions. Jftmiied the work it has to do, which this ance Committee which causes him £*_> FOUNDED I88Q to be assurred that he "may lay year has been much more difficult -oo- than ever before. The members something some time." formerly received £30 a year for Among the factors which have ST. DAVID'S WAR their services, later raised to £60, complicated matters are the facts their work being of a highly tech that'Bermuda has changed from a MEMORIAL nical character and not merely community of farmers to one active the expression of individual opin ly pursuing the tourist trade; that (Continued from Page 1) Business ion like .most other Committees, the formerly simple Customs duty and this should be fully taken into of so much per cent has been com Fox, B.M.A., Lieut. Eugene Meyer, account everty though the House plicated by questions of exchange B.M.A. A number of the local and reserves to itself the right to accept, and Imperial preference, and that Bermuda War Veterans paraded reject or amend the work of any the High cost of living, with'ei- under Sergt. F. Cray, and the of its Committees. change troubles added, is making Bermuda Contingent Royal Garris Sports Suits It has sometimes seemed as if a lot of people keenly interesed in* on ArtiUery were represented by members of the Finance Committee getting whatever relief they can Sergt. O. Watson. relied almost too much on their through the Legislature. His Excellency The Governor from England. work being too technical and com In addition, there is the feeling arrived by launch at Church Wharf, plicated for the rest of the House that although each year of late accompanied by Lady Cubitt and to upset and expected the Legisla has shown a surplus, which has party, whUst the "Dragon" brought ture to accept their findings with been duly placed, in the Suspenss the troops from the West End to St. out question. On the other hand, Account, the lion's share of thei St. David's. Inside the churchyard These suits are hand even when presented so extremely Suspense Account still goes to the the War Veterans formed a Guard tailored with painstak late in the year, some people appear Works Departmant and not for of Honour, receiving a cheery good ing care from fabrics of to cherish the idea that the struc education or any other form of morning from His ExceUency. The ture can be materially altered at social service; moreover, from the B.V.R.C. Band under Bandmaster fine quality. Every ef that late date and other ideas in rate at which money has been voted Thompson led the Corps to Church fort has been taken to as troduced wll.h should have been to the Board of Works during the from West End Wharf. The promulgated as soon after the 1st pist few we 3ks, it would even appear B.V.R.C, occupied the right of sure a perfect fit. of January previously as possible that it is not intended for there the church, whilst on the left seats if expected to be at all effective. to be any Suspens3 Account at the were reserved for the relatives of the For exam_l3, any change ia the end of the year to squabble over. fallen men. Tweeds, Worsteds, Flannels method of raising the Colony's The Finance Committee differs The service was conducted by revenue. from other Committees of the As the Revd. A. T. Tucker, and the and Serges. In addition to the Finance Com sembly in anothar way, in that it opening hymn was heartily sung by mittee having to begin work as far is not guid_d and instructed in its the congregation, the chosen one Single and Double Breast. back as the first half of the year labours by the whole House like being "AU people that on earth do on next year's Budget, it is pro others are before commencing work dwell." FoUowed by the prayers bably not generally known or but has to do the best it can un for the morning the hymn "Fight realised that several of the Govern aided and then be found fault with. the good Fight" was sung, and His Moderately Priced* ment Boards now have, if not It might be better to have all ExceUency the Governor read an "five-year plans," schemes for work such matters as changes in the appropriate lesson from Revelations 6369 All Models 1 R C A — VICTOR RADIO SETS . | ; It |at WADSON'S; ' 1 63-3 THE ROYSC OA__fn£ AND COLONIST DAILY TUESDAY DEC_-MBEE 8, 1931 Page 3 I »«wS«d»m--Oij_ / Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY TUESDAY DECEMBER 8, 1931 Bermuda in stories written by oar Brockton, Massachusetts; A. K. "put Bermuda on the .air at their THE BERMUDA TRADE Mr. Wales, such as "Why Do They Karter Travel Service, Syracuse, Travel," June, 1931 issue of Amer own expense." New York; Robert Blank, New York 6. No fuarther investment h» ican Travel Agents Magazine, and Oity; OurwensviUe Public Schools, DEVELOPMENT BOARD "Who Travels," August, 1931 issue Ourwensville, Pennsylvania; and guide books in 1932, unless the pre of the same publication, etc. We Akers-Folkman Oompany, Cleve sent edition becomes unexpectedly (ftljriatttma Saffl? exhausted. co-operated with Mr.' Fox of Polo, land, Ohio. regarding a story for his publica 7. New colour motion pictures Monday, Aug. 17th, 1931. and a programme for showing them in tion about Polo in Bermuda. SLIDES Gentlemen: Mr. Herbert Askwith, who re in theatres in large cities—this expense to be borne partly by the In the year just finished duri ng cently made a trip to the Colony, We would caU your attention and with whom we have been co steamship companies. Hardware Department which we have handled your ad to the desirability of supplying 8. The preparation of new and vertising campaigns in the United operating re Bermuda pubUcity, several new sets of coloured sUdes. superior sets of lantern sUdes. States of America and have con arranged a broadcast over station We have a number of good negatives, ducted your New York Office, WJZ and the Blue Network stations 9. Tho preparation of a reaUy from which such slides could be fine Bermuda poster. 3 Burner Nesco Stove we have written about 435 letters on travel, in which Bermuda was made, and it would, of course, be to you, and have received about strongly featured. In the December 10. Ah appropriation for the desirable to make up additional printing of an attractive booklet with back and oven 400 ^n reply, while about 2,200 have 193d issue of Mr. Askwith's pub negatives in order to modernise been written to others on your Ucation (Travel-Tour) there was a covering sports events and other the various sets now in use. feature of interest to the visitor, account during the year. strong boost for Bermuda in a Among the organisations which feature article entitled "Bon Voy this book to be printed at frequent showed these sUdes were the Fur intervals in order to include in it ADVERTISING age—to Warmer CUmes," Mr. Ask ness Bermuda Line, Boston, Mas with is now with the DaUy Review, such ephemeral data as the hotel Crockery Department, sachusetts ; Presbyterian Home for rates, steamship information and The following magazines were and is writing a Bermuda story Aged Couples, Bala, Pennsylvania; used during the year.:— for this publication, which will local transportation rates and Furness Bermuda Line, Chicago, schedules, so that the guide book FINEST Back covers in four colours: The be Ulustrated with our photographs. Illinois; Mrs. Norman M. Gary, Spur, American Golfer, Golf Illus itself would not get out of date to .On December 23rd, 1930, Mr. The Ridgedale, Madison, New Jer the extent that it now does, because trated, The New Yorker, Town and Wales broadcast a travel story over sey; Mrs. H. M. Fernald, 22 Mer Country, Yachting, Polo, Holiday, of changes in rates or standard of French China Dinner Set six stations of the National Broad riU Street, Bradford, Massachusetts; currency. Nomad, Golfers Magazine, the casting Company's Network, in Mrs. Grant Houston, 102 Buell Chicagoan, Sportsman Pilot, Travel, We find upon looking over our 97 pieces which reference was made to Ber Avenue, JoUet, Illinois. correspondence with you, that we Vogue, Country Life, The Rudder, muda. Harper's Bazaar, Westchester assisted you in handling an unusu- Any cash purchase of 5/- entitles purchaser to one We sent Bermuda Tennis Tourna GUIDE BOOKS aUy large and varied number of County Fair, Current History. ment stories to aU sports maga ticket Four-colour inserts:—Country detaUs of service, and we shaU not zines in December, 1930. We have A new edition of 129,200 Bermuda prolong this report unduly by de Life, Vogue, The QuaUty Three placed considerably more Bermuda guide books was prepared this year (Atlantic Monthly, Harpers, Scrib- scribing them in detaU, We would, photos with newspapers, maga at a total cost of $8,504.97. It is however, refer particularly to ou- ners,) social Spectator, Polo, Sport zines, travel bureaus, and steam beUeved that the present edition sman, The New Yorker, Town and letter of February 3rd, 1931, enr ship lines for their folders, etc., should be sufficient to last until titled:— GODET & YOUNG Country, Fortune, Golf Illustrated, than last year. | the latter part of 1932. HoUday, Investment Banking. The presentation of the First Easter S-WWtu.tf--. Black-and-White: American Re SPORTS PROGRAMME DETAILS OF SERVICE LUies of the Season, by the Ber sorts, American Lawn Tennis (4 muda Lily Queen, to H. E. full pages,) The Bermudian, Fraz- We have continued to represent The. annual conference of Ber The Governor-General er's International Year Book (1/6 you in this country regarding muda advertising interests was and his wife. page,) GoUers' Year Book (1 page.) matters concerning sports in the held during the week of AprU 13, The cost of the above space, if Colony, and have continued our 1931. because we beUeve that this plan bought at card rates, would have custom of sending pubUcity to A meeting of the Trade Develop for an annual ceremony or pageant been $60,111.50, but we were able magazines and newspapers con ment Board on AprU 14th was at is one that might weU be consid Progress to purchase it for $49,461.60, re cerning Bermuda sports, this in tended, in-addition to members of ered in view of its comparative presenting a saving of $10,750.00; cluding the distribution of schedule the Boari, by Messrs. Thomas Cree, inexpensiveness, and the wide the difference being due to the fact of sports events, and photographs General Passenger Manager of the publicity which it would receive. of tennis, golf, yachting, etc, and We beg to announce that we are now enlarging our that some of the insertions were Canadian National Steamships; E. Bermuda has been fortunate have co-operated with Messrs. S. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT, and will stock all secured for you without cost, and B. Van Hook, representatives of the during even the worst period of the others at a concession from the WaUis Merrihew and WiUiam S. advertising Agents of the Furness business depression in the United the latest High Grade Electrical Appliances card rates. Jamison in arranging for tennis Bermuda Line; G. J. Sherrard, Pre States of America—a depression including:— We wish to make it clear in this players to visit Bermuda for the sident of the Bermuda Hotel As which reUable signs seem to in connection that the majority of annual tournament. sociation; E. P. T. Tucker, repre dicate is nearing its end. The fact the pubUeations did not allow In the 1931 tournament, the senting the local agents of the Can that Bermuda has maintained its ELECTRIC RANGES, WASHING MA- cut rates or gratis insertions, other foUowing well-known American and adian National Steamships; E. C. advertising and its patronage dur- - CHINES, MOTOR PUMPS, Etc wise the impression may mistaken Canadian players participated:— Swainson, representing the local ing this depression wiU prove event- ly be gained that aU of these pub John Hope Doeg, Miss Penelope agents of the Munson Steamship uaUy to have brought two-fold PERCOLATORS, IRONS, TOASTERS, lications aUowed deviations from Anderson, Miss Sarah Palfrey, Miss Line; M. A. Gibbons, local repre benefits—the maintenance of good their card rates. In one instance Mianne Palfrey, Berkeley Bell, Miss sentative of the American Express business when other resorts were GRILLS, Etc we were able to secure a re-in Marjorie Morrill, Miss Virginia Rice Co., and our Mr. Wales. This meet suffering from the slump, and the TABLE, FLOOR and BED LAMPS, Etc sertion of an advertisement be Dr. Jack A. Wright, Herbert L. ing brought out a number of con buUding of good-wUl and recogni cause of poor printing of a portion Bowman, Clifford S. Sutter. structive suggestions. tion for Bermuda as a tourist REFRIGERATORS, HEATERS, FANS, of the original insertion. This The pubUc meeting at the Ham resort—an advantage which wiU Etc made a saving to you of $2,250. The MOTION PICTURES ilton Hotel was very well attended, stand you in good stead when other cost of preparation, including art and It was an encouraging sign resorts again make an aggressive LAMPS, FUSES, FIXTURES, Etc work, engravings, electrotype, type We believe that the last Colour- that many persons in the audience bid for the money which wUl be setting, etc. was $4,933.14. art Technicolour negative may be asked questions and spoke inform- released for travel during a period On December 1st. our agreement with The B. E. L. P. &. Beginning with the early part recovered through certain inquiries aUy during the open forum. The of returning prosperity. which we are now making, in T. Co-, Ltd. terminated, and we wish to take this of 1931, you adopted a poUcy of speakers included Hon. J. P. Hand, We again find ourselves at a loss concentrating your pubUcation ad which event, it wiU be possible to Chairman; Mr. A. J. Gorham, Pre o express our gratitude to the var opportunity to thank our many esteemed customers for vertising in magazines, and dis revise and modernise this beauti sident, Bermuda Chamber of Com ious members of the Board for their patronage in the past, and trust that we shall have the tributing it throughout the year ful picture sufficiently to warrant merce; Mr. G. J. Sherrard, Pre their kind consideration, their un regardless of season, so that during making additional prints from it sident, Bermuda Hotel Association; pleasure of supplying their requirements for THINGS failing courtesy, and their whole each month of the year you have for further use." Hon. S. S. Spurling; Mr. A. M. hearted co-operation at aU times. ELECTRICAL in the future been represented by a substantial We would, however, point out Purcell, Chairman, Bermuda Pool We again find pleasure in testifying amount of advertising in the high that new Bermuda motion pictures Committee; Mr. James Albert to the outstandingly efficient co est class of magazines, in four col are urgently needed, and these Wales, President, the Advertising operation of your secretary, Joseph ours. The increasing quantity of should preferably be made in col Agents of the T.D.B.; Captain F. C. j J. Outerbridge, and also wish to THE BERMUDIANA CYCLES visitors, despite the competition ours. We have examined a number Misick; Mr. E. B. Van Hook, re j express our appreciation of the ex Reid and Burnaby Streets, Hamilton of the cruises, and the improve of new colour processes, and your presentative of the Furness Ber cellent way in which the work ment in the quality of visitors seems Mr. J. J. Outerbridge has particulars muda Line; Mr. W. W. Coyle of of his office was handled during 6223q?5. to have justified this change in concerning them. the Munson Steamship Line; Mr. his absence in Canada by Miss poUcy and to indicate that it would The colour film was loaned to G. R. Harnett, representative of the Carolyn L. Cooper. be profitable to continue it. various organisations and persons, Canadian Pacific Steamships; Mr. The following newspapers were including F. Matthew Buermann, E. P. T. Tucker, representative of the Canadian National Steamships; Respectfully submitted, used from August 17; 1930 to May, 150 WiUiam Street, New York City; Yours very truly, 1931:— New York Times, New York Furness Bermuda Line, Chicago; and Mr. Malcolm Scott, representa tive of the Conde Nast PubUea Herald Tribune, PhUadelphia Ledg- Canadian Pacific Steamships, New WALES ADVERTISING | er, PhUadelphia Inquirer, Fhiladel- York City and MinneapoUs; Franco- tions. OOMPANY, INO, Outstanding Values in I phia Record, Boston Herald and Belgique Tours Co., Inc., PhUadel Our Mr. F. G. GarUck, formerly Boston Globe. phia; Jersey Shore PubUc Schools, Assistant General Passenger Agent 1 James Albert Wales The investment in space in this Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania; R. of the Cunard Steam Ship Company Men's caupaign was $5,022.60, and pre Hayes HamUton, Xenia, Ohio; visited the principal travel agencies President. paration costs were $563.61. Hunter College, New York City; in New York, PhUadelphia, and The Christian Science Pleasant Boston in the interest of The Ber FANCY WORSTED SUITS PUBLICITY View Home, Concord, NewHamp- muda Trade Development Board shore; Bureau of Commercial Econ and of two other cUents of ours, We have continued our poUcy omics, Washington, D.O.; Vassar the Norwegian Government Rail MELOTONE All V/ool, full weight, soft finish wor of referring to the Bermuda News CoUege, Poughkeepsie, New York; ways and the Spanish Transat Bureau many, of the requests for The Gosztonyi Savings & Trust lantic line. The purpose of these sted, desirable patterns in browns and Bermuda stories which we have re Company Travel Department, visits was to inform members of RECORDS greys." ceived from Magazines and News Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Mr. R, the travel agencies regarding your papers, but we have prepared and Hayes HamUton, Hotel Aspinwail, proposed advertising campaigns, placed a few ourselves, Including Lenox, Massachusetts; and others. this information being supported 2/- Three piece—Two-button model the following:— by schedules, proofs of ads, and CAPITOL PROJECTORS AND Uterature, as weU as records of October, 1930. 16mm. MOTION PICTURES visitors. Mr. GarUck checked over 12206—For Your Caresses the Uterature, saUing schedules, £5. 10. 0 £5. 15. 0 "Bermuda, the Winter Play- Without That Gal g 0_nd of Canada"—Montreal Daily The Capitol Projectors were used Usts-of hotel rates, schedules of sport events, etc. on file with the 12202—Shine on Harvest Moon Star. by Henry L. Mulligan of Boston, Allah's Holiday A suit that will give you many months of hard "Bermuda's Welcome to Can Massachusetts (Agents Munson various travel bureaus to i _sure adians"—Montreal DaUy Star. that they were brought up to date 12198—In the Merry Month of wear. Line;) Dartmouth Travel Associa in aU cases. tion, Hanover, New Hampshire; Maybe Nov. 1930. OonsoUdated Travel Bureau, Al By covering Bermuda .Norway, and When Yuba Plays the Rum "Blossoms and Bicycles in Ber bany, New York; Furness Bermuda Spain in each visit, the cost of the ba on the Tuba muda"—Vacation Travel. Line, New York Oity; Germanus work was greatly reduced. We be 12106—Eleven More Months "Bermuda's Winter Season Un Travel Bureau, Newark, New Jersey; lieve that it would be weU to con Parts 1 and 2 T. J. PEARMAN &. SONS touched by Gloom"—Travel Trade. and others. tinue these visits at least annually. 12101—Wabash Moon We could have made wider use Complete reports of Mr. Garlick's Gazing At The Stars 6343 THE VALUE OF PSYCHO TIDE TABLE FOR ANALYSIS EXPLAINED DECEMBER MONTREAL, Que.—(By the Canadian Press)—Human nature is really a grand affair and instead High Water Sun Sun of hiding it under a lot of sham Date a.m. p.m. set set and pretense, people should learn 8 Tu. 7.06 7.30 7.08 5.13 to build their lives soundly upon it, 9 W. 7.55 8.19 7.09 5.13 declared Dr. J- W. Bridges-profess 10 Th. 8.44 9.10 7.09 5.13 or of abnormal psychology, McGill 11 P. 9.35 9.59 7.10 5.14 University, at a meeting of the 12 Sat. 10.25 10.49 7.11 5.14 Westmount Women's Olub here 13 Sun 11.14 11.39 7.12 5.14 recently. Taking as his subject 14 M. 12.03 7.12 5.15 "Psychoanalysts as a Means of 15 Tu. 0*37 12.52 7.13 5.15 Understanling Human Behavior," 16 W. 1.17 1.42 7.14 5.15 Dr. Bridges shoved how it suppUed 17 Th. 2.08 2.33 7.14 5.15 Jimmie Jingle Says: tlie tey to the existence of tlie 18 F. 2.59 3.23 7.15 5.16 Puritan, the Latin temperament, 19 Sat. 3.48 4.13 7.16 0.16 Our doctor says eat all you can the poUtical agitator, the woman 20 Sun. 4.36 5.01 who suspects her husband of infl- 7.16 5.17 This bread and milk's a sure-health plan 21 M. 5.24 5.47 7.17 5.17 deUty and the friend who "forgets" 22 Tu. 6.11 6.34 to come to your party. 7.17 5.18 BUTTER CRUST BREAD 23 W. 6.56 7.18 7.18 5.18 WhUe psychology had considered 24 Th. 7.39 8.02 7.18 5.19 man wholly as an intellectual 25 P. 8.25 8.48 7.19 5.19 Ask Your Grocer reasoning human being, psychoan 26 Sat. 9.12 9.35 7.19 5.20 alysis had found him to be an 27 Sun. 9.58 10.52 7.19 5.20 BERMUDA BAKERY Ltd. irrational animal driven by in 28 M. 10.47 11.11 7.20 5.21 stincts, emotions and desires and 29 Tu. 11.36 7.20 5.22 then creating "reasons" to ex 30 W. 0.01 12-87 7.21 5.22 plain his behaviour, Dr. Bridges 31 Th. 0.56 1.22 7.21 5.23 stated. As a result of these emot Mean High Water Sprong Tides— ional drives he was often pulled 4ft. 1 in. in two directions at once and, \leeth per feci" Mean High Water Neap Tides— in trying to harmonize them, 3 ft. 5 ins. became enmeshed in mental con Mean Tide Level—2 ft. 4 ins. 'said the ^Dentist flict. Such conflict was very com N.B.—AU heights are given above HATTwill befthelverdict of the dentist mon and when it became too soundings on charts. [when* your children pay him their difficult it was tucked away into the T e rodical visits H.W.F. & C. 7 hours, 59 minutes. "««^? . tf^theyCliave had unconscious or repressed. Thus i Ov£dt_ne"§;Rusks since\their first£tiny the soldier in a dangerous position Age of Tide assumed to be _ day. Sunset and sunrise refer to upper I teeth_began to appear. "" « feeling fear and wanting to carry [Sound, healthy£teethfneed a proportion of 1 on, repressed his fear; or the woman limb of Sun touching the horizon, height of eye being 20 feet above sea ; hard food in the daily dietary. They need « dreading a dull social engagement, f exercise, ifj|.hey arej_to be kept free from 1 put it out of her mihd and forgot to level. Times are Standard Times. decay and £tojfgrow in perfect alignment. ' go- |That is why "Ovaltine" Rusks are of such One of the most popular drinks in the Another , discovery made by oo [great value for children. Crisp—butj_not psychoanalysis was that people | too hard—they keep the jaws and teeth ljondon bars today projected their own emotions to • busy. This not only ensures strong, well- other people, Dr. Bridges stated. MOVEMENTS OF SHIPS kformed^teeth, but good mouth formation as is They felt that those they loved, [well. W loved them; and those they hated, ["Ovaltine" Rusks are maderfrom"the finest "A GIN AND CAPE" hated them. In extreme cases the T.E.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur Iwheaten flour—containing all the" nutritive person who hated the world develop ness-Bermuda) sails on return to 'elements—and^ a proportion of "Ovaltine" ed a persecution mania in which New York tomorrow at 11 a.m. bThey are delicious and most nutritious.gsfg he felt that the world hated him. Agents, Watlington & Conyers. Again, he pointed out the common * # * APE occurence of the husband, angry S.s. Gaboon (R.M.SJP.) is due with his office staff, who came to arrive from London, with cargo, OV/ILTI Also makes a most delicious cock home and was cross with his unof about Wednesday. Agents, Harnett fending wife. Or again, the wife & Bichardson. i tail, in the proportions 3 of Gin to who suspected her husband of infi * * * delity did so, either because she was 1 of Caperitif unfaithful herseU or because she S.s. Lady Somers (O.N.S.) is due had an unconscious hankering to to arrive from Nassau tomorrow, Obtainable at be. saUing the same day at 2 p.m. Psychoanalysis also explained for HaUfax. Agents, J. S. DarreU Sold by all Chemists and Stores poUtical attitudes by the fact that &Oo. * at at W.S, PURVIS, Bermuda Distributor people transferred emotions and KM GOSLING BROS., LTD. attitudes from one object to anoth S.s. Lady Nelson (C.N.S.) is due er very easily. The boy whose in to arrive from HaUfax via Boston stincts had been strongly curbed on Thursday, sailing at 7 a.m. at home hated his father as an Friday morning for St. Kitts. Inhibiting agent. When he went Agents, J. S. DarreU & Co. to school he carried this antagon * * * ism to authority to his teacher and S.s. Carinthia (Furness-Bermwda later transferred it to all law and Line) is due to arrive from New York order, becoming a poUtical agitator. on Friday, saUing on return So the conservative was the child foUowing day. Tender leaves No. 1 who had adored his parents and Dock at 10 a.m. Saturday morning. CHINA not objected to their disciplines, or Agents, WatUngton & Oonyers. he might be the person who had * * # never overcome the chUdhood fear S.s. Pan America (Munson Line) of and aversion to the disturbance is due to arrive from New York on of change. Friday, saUing at 12 noon Saturday. WhUe it was these fundamental Agents, J. S. DarreU & Oo. emotional urges that determined * * * S P E E D... From time to time we close out various patterns adult behaviour, it was not the S.s. Prince Henry (O.N.S.) is of our stock. At present we have several very socially acceptable thing to admit due to arrive from Vancouver via in Writing I this fact and people instead gave Panama on Friday, saiUng at 4 attractive designs which we are selling at half rll sorts of plausible, but untrue, p.m. the same day for Halifax. AS the airplane leaves old-fashioned vehicles far our regular prices; some of these are Wedgwood. explanations fOr their reUgious Agents, J. S. DarreU & Oo. beUefs, their poUtical tenets, and * * * XX behind, so the new Parker Duofold, withTres- their professional interests, Dr. S.s. Lady Hawkins (C.N.S.) is sureless* Touch" surpasses all writing instruments Bridges averred. due to arrive from the West Indies in speed and ease of writing. "We should know ourselves bet on Saturday, sailing at 1 p.m. ter," said Dr. Bridges, "for the the same day for Saint John via i^-^rmmmi-ng The velvet smooth Parker Duofold nib glides over more that is brought into con Boston. Agents, J. S.^DarrelI & Oo. the paper swiftly, without the slightest pressure The Bermuda Furnishing & Supply Co. sciousness, the more can be con from hand or fingers/* With Parker Duofold, writing troUed. We must accept ourselves becomes smooth and effortless as flight itself. 5843 of the most important thing we see, nothing in our present Rail- I immediate effect of applying max have to consider in the course of way Acts which would enable the imum pressure to the cars and stop COLONIAL our whole year. Though I do not RaUway Company to carr* out ping them in the shortest possible suppose the RaUway Act will take any orders which may be given space of time. In the daytime, pro very long time, on principle I am PARLIM1EN* them to make this particular spot minent notice boards warn all going to object to its having prior safer to the pubUc or to themselves. concerned ^of the presence of a ity over the estimates. I think it IMMUNITY FROM I think, too, unless we do make more raUway crossing, and at night OFHOAIJ&EPORT should be sandwiched in as best adequate provision for this the time the approach of a train is it can be. Railway Company win never be signalised by the extremely power-- ILLNESS Proceedings oi the able to give us any service. After ful headlights. These headUghts Hon. H. W. WATE-OK-TON:—Mr. all, the whole idea of the raUway Honourable House are so powerful as to be absolutely Immunity from illness depends mainly Speaker, of course it is known this service is to increase the speed of unmistakeable, and in addition of Assembly is to extend the date from the 22nd transportation. Now if our level to that, there are now on their way upon the resisting power of the individual. December, and therefore I am an crossings are dangerous drivers, from England reflecting;signs which And the resisting power of the individual xious to get it through as quickly whatever by law they are bound wiU be placed so as to shine up and SESSION 1931—32 as possible. The hon. member for to do, wiU be always on tenterhooks down each road'which crosses the depends mainly upon nutrition. St. George's Suggested to me that I as to whether they are going to , make this motion, and of course raUway a brilliant and prominent DAY No. 16—Friday, December *,• run into a foot passenger or a wagon I reflection of the word 'Danger.' I was only too willing to do it, be at crossings, because a great many 1131 cause we want to get the measure There is no more danger at any of of these crossings are to a large these crossings to a pedestrian, through as quickly as possible in extent blind, and the driver is MINUTES order to make that extension of time bicycle or carriage than there is going to slow up his train and the at any other point on the road. The minutes of the last meeting train will be late and he will not In addition to this, however, these —which was agreed to, Mr. were read and confirmed. be able to keep up to his timetable. road crossings are now in course Misick objecting. . It will be impossible, I should say, of improvement, walls, trees and Tlie Ideal MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR to. cut down the present really even solid rock being cut away so THE BERMUDA RAILWAY ACT, ridiculous time of one hour from as to afford even greater visibiUty. fimulant Nutrient The foUowing Message from His 1931 Hamilton to Somerset, a distance Anybody who is a fit person to of 12 mUes by raUway, and U ever Excellency the Governor: Second Reading walk, ride a bicycle or drive a the times comes when they want carriage f rem one road intojanother On motion of Mr. Watlington to run expresses the conditons of (No. 47) is in no danger whatsoever at'these A. A\ JOHNSON & CO., Hamilton the BUl entitled "The Bermuda the track and particularly the crossings." With regard to the T. ASTLEY CUBITT. Railway Act, 1931," was read a conditions of these crossings wUl Lietit.-General, Governor and Com hon. member's motion to appoint second time and committed. prevent them from being able to a select committee, it wiU delay mander-in-Chief. attempt it. I say in the interests The Governor has the honour to this BUl. It is now the 4th December, Mr. W. B. SMITH in the Chair. both of the public and of the Rail and this BUl is to extend the time transmit to the Honourable House way Company itseU further pro of Assembly an extract from a des from the 22nd December, and it Mr. WATLINGTON moved Clause visions should be put in the Rail takes a little time to put a Bill patch from the Secretary of Sate way Acts, and I think now is the Christmas Novelties regarding the Bermuda Meteo through. So I trust the hon. and time to do it. Therefore I make learned member will take the sug rological Service, in which the this motion. question of the appointment of an Mr. A. O. SMITH (Paget Parish): gestion of the hon. member for Varied assortment of Assistant Meteorologist is discussed. —Mr. Chairman, I am not object Warwick, and he as a Commission 2. Before asking the Secretary of ing to this first clause as I think Mr. A. O. SMITH moved that the er has undertaken to bring the CLOCKS—ETCHINGS — PAINTINGS committee rise, report progress, State to complete final arrange it is right for the RaUway Oom subject forward. I hope the hon. JEWELLERY and BOOKS ments for the selection of a can pany to have this extension of and ask for leave to sit again, and and learned member wUl let the didate for this post, the Governor time. They apparently are making that a select committee be appoint BiU go forward at the present mo GAMES, TOYS etc, of every description would be glad to learn whether, in a genuine effort to complete this ed to draft amendments providing ment. Evidently from what I have the Ught of the information now Une as quickly as possible, although for the better protection of the just read the railway people are placed before you, your Honourable I must say I cannot accept entirely public and of the RaUway Com quite wide awake to the necessity House proposes to make any varia without reserve the reasons given pany in the operation and con for making these crossings as safe tion in the salary or other conditions for their delay. I saw in the papers struction of the raUway Une. as they possibly can be, so I hope GODET & YOUNG at present attached to the appoint yesterday that the work the Colony the hon. and learned member wiU ment. His ExceUency would be has to do in connection with the Mr. G. S. PATTON (Warwick not press his motion. I cannot 63.5^giu. grateful if Your Honourable House alteration of the route in Pembroke Parish):—Mr. Chairman, may I accept it on the RaUway Company's would be good enough to favour marsh will be completed on De just say a word or two? The Rail behaU, because it would certainly him with an early reply. cember 12th, and any delay the way Act is imperfect, there is no delay the matter, as anyone knows PubUc BuUdings, HamUton, Colony may have caused them in doubt about that. I do not think anything about select committees 3rd December, 1931. that respect has not actuaUy held up anybody could have drawn an Act and the time they take, and it the line. The real cause is that the in advance that would cover aU would possibly kUl the measure. "BERMUDA HOSPITALITY IN NEW YORK" EXTRACT Company have not for other rea the contingencies that might pos The hon. and learned member Hotel Laurelton, 147 -149 West 55th St., Just East of 7th Avenue from sons been able to construct the Une. sibly arise. The Railway Commis assures me he does not want to Telephone Circle 7-0240 Despatch No. Ill ieoeived from the However, I am quite agreeable to sioners are quite aware, and the prevent the railway getting an Secretary of State for the Colonies. giving them extra time, but at the Railway Company itself is quite extension, and evidently the RaU In the heart of everything, Subway at the door same time I do think that some aware that there are certain defects way Company are wide awake to 3. With regard to the appoint more conditions should be attached in the Act both from the point of. the fact and are going to do all Five blocks from Furness Line Pier ment of an Assistant Meteorologist, to their .buUding and operating view of the protection of the pubUc they can to put it right. the Une. Now it is a curious thing, and from the point of view of the Under the direction of Dr. Simpson, the Director of the To be Continued Meteorological Office, and Com but some few weeks ago I was railway itself. I think I might say WILLIAM H. WOOD, formerly of Bermuda. mander Garbett are definitely of reading up the 1815 Imperial Stat without any hesitation that the the opinion that the selected can utes and I came across three Acts Railway Commissioners had it in KTfe i£__£_S__S'?' didate should possess scientific there,: the first was the Land mind at a latter date to introduce qualifications equivalent to an Clauses ConsoUdation Act, 1845, some amendments themselves for honours degree in physics or math the second was the Land Clauses the approval of the House, and my ematics. Tiiey point out that the ConsoUdation Act (Scotland,) 1845_ , I own feeling i-, that it would be very Assistant should be qualified to and the third was th9 RaUway much better fo_ the hon. and 19r,_n- t_k-3 charge of th3 Station in the Clauses ConsoUdation Act, 1845. sd member . o: Pp.get to let this THE PHOENIX absence of the Superintendent and I read them through, or rather I present Bill go elong today acid then iSSEg should, therefore, possess qualifi read two of them—I did not read at a later date—preferably I would Established 1902 cations , or have had training or the Scottish one—and I was struck suggest myself after consultation experience, somewhat similar to with the distinct impression that with the RaUway Commissioners— those of the Supxintendent. In our RaUway Act is a copy in the take steps to remedy these defects tleir opinion it would be fatal to main of the Land Clauses Consol which he points out and some of is, Sn-urutrnt Saya a) lzz.\e the Station in charge of an idation Act, 1845, whereas U it which I think the Railway Com officer with Uttle more than clerical had been properly drafted in my missioners as well as the House will The old qualifications. In this connection opinion it would have been em agree with. In the case of a simple reliable li to I wouid observe that in recent years bodied in the main from the Rail BiU of this kind, introduced for combination of i TJniveisity-trained candidates have way Clauses ConsoUdation Act, extending the time, it does seem (9Quinine and a Laxativ e is been preferied for posts carrying 1845. In that Act you wUl find a to me rather irrelevant to under your protection against 'i (EtjriBimafi similar responsibilities in other series of provisions which would take major alterations in the Act Dotff let it go until it have avoided delays in the taking itseU. That is the way I feel about develops into something more serious complications. J V. Dependencies ia which Meteoro much more serious. logical Services have been organ up of land which would have ade it. PersonaUy I shall oppose this Take W Have you remembered quately protected the Company in motion because I think it an un TherG is no better i ised. Commander Garbett states remedy for the jrelief of Mother, Father, Sister, that at the Naval Meteorological carrying out their works and which suitable time to raise this question. GrOVe'S Laxative Conference writh was held at would have adequately protected Coughs, Colds and all Brother, Wife, Sweet the pubUc in the buUding of the Bronchial Afflictions Beimuda in 19S0 a salary of £350- Hon. H. W. WATLINGTON:—Mr. than Robert's Syrup. It BROMO heart, Friend by send £15-£440 was pioposed for the As- Une and in its subsequent opera Chairman, U I might I would Uke i 3 breaks up the cold, ing them a si__a it Metcoiologist. He also tion. I know it is a bit late to put to be aUowed to read a statement in many of those clauses, and I do soothes the throat and QUININE states that he understood that it from Mr. Jones about these-cross- quickly restores normal was the intent;o a that free, partly not wish to do anything to prevent ings. He put in this in my hands Ta b le ts GUttiaimaa theRailway Company getting their conditions. Most pleas furnished-quarters should be pro and I think probably it wiU clarify ant to take. ) , vided. I am informed that it sanction for an extension of time the situation. "A certain amount rOUGHS i might be possible at the present before the 22nd December, but at of criticism has been directed at . Manufactured by ^^ Rub oo throat; place seme oft (Hard time, when retrenchments are be the same time I do think that as j the level crossings in use of the NORTHROP & LYMAN CO., ^^ tongue and swallow as it melts. they are asking for an extension LIMITED i From the largest var ing effected in pubUc and other I Somerset line, and to be used on Toronto, Canada senr: c 33, to secure a candidate with ef time and as I myseU anyway | the St. George's Une. Outside of iety we have ever am not satisfied that the cause of definite sci3_,tifie qua'iaeatioj.s if the fact that most of this criticism OVEffff MILLION JARS USED YEASTY stocked. No advance that excuse is the Colony's delay i has been vague and destructive, ia altering the route, but through in prices from the staff of the Meteorologi and has generally been to the effect i cal Office; but if the salary offered causes which have nothing what- that such crossings are 'dangerous' were £35C-£l5-£440 I should also ! ever to do with the Government of or 'unsatisfactory,' two main Phone 99 Twin Lines certainly be considerably restricted this Colony, I think we should now, causes for objection appear to be in the choice of a candidate and I before it is too late, put in a num (a) surface and (b), visibility. With SYRUP MAYONNAISE * doubt whether any one would be ber of clauses particularly witrrre- regard to (a) when the present con I OF THE EXTRACT OF) puts new z,es\t forthcoming who could be regarded gard to level crossings, bridges and struction agents for the railway COD LIVER AND TARf satisfactory in aU respects. In crossings over inlets of .the sea took over from their predecessors in Salads^. * order to ensure a satisfactorily such as Flatts and Coney Island they immediately raised the ques large field of University-trained bridge, which can easUy be covered tion of the surface of these level candidates of a good type it would either through the Land Clauses crossings and pointed out that appear to be necessary to offer a ConsoUdation Act or there are nearly everywhere else in the world somewhat higher salary (e.g. £400- Canadian Acts on the subject which level crossings were timbered. They -£20-£500) besides making provis are avaUable. I think we should were told that at the commence ion in regard to quarters and pas take this opportunity of getting ment of construction timbering Pure Fresh Milk • •. sages. some benefit from the experience the level crossings had been vetoed » of other countries as to what is as some person or persons had raised ORDER DEFERRED right with our road restrictions the cry that such timbering would from the world's richest dairy-lands < and what are the right safeguards be liable to damage bicycles and \ Mr. WATLINGTON moved that to provide in respect to the raUway. buggy wheels. The question was Healthy cows—rich pastures—rigid inspections—careful the first order be deferred until the I say at the present time, our Rail therefore aUowed to remain in laboratory tests—these are some of the reasons why Klim second crder be disposed of. way Act being in the main a copy abeyance until recently, when the powdered whole milk is the milk supply of thousand- of of the Land Clauses ConsoUdation construction agents were able to thoughtful mothers the world over. Act, an Act very similar to our Hon. H: W. WATUNGTON (De gam the as____t'o_ the proper au Doctors, too, recognising the importance of the pUrity and vonshire Parish):—Mr. Speaker, this public works land Acts, do not thorities to the timbering of cartain nutritive qualities of Klim prescribe it for babies and growing will be a short matter, I hope, and contain provisions for the safety crossings which required it. This 3hildren. They know its unriva-Ied uniformity and depend Vacuum-sealed tint then we wU have our way clear to of the either those traveUing on the timbering wUl be proceedod with ability. guard tke freshness and go on with the estimates. railway or the general public along early in the new year. It will in In cooking, it makes good foods even better—richer and purity of ..Iim the Une of the raUway, and it does fact be a bigger advantage to the c reamier. Try ft yourself—today. Mr. _\ C. MISICK (Sandys Par not contain adequate powers for Railway Company than it wUl be ish):—Mr. Speaker, I do not see the railway. Take one instance: it to the. general public. Visibility. HAND ARNOLD, LTD., Agents why a matter as important as the is suggested that where level cross The* danger at .level cro3sin"g3 has estimates should be deferred. They ings are dangerous either the Board been greatly exaggerated. At every have been deferred now for some of Works or the Commissioners public- road crossing there is a may be able to teU the Railway Com length of time, and I do not see halt, so that the train when it pany they should do so and so drosses same is either just about to why they should have to give way to and so and so to remedy it. Sup a measure such as this raUway stop or has just started, and is con pose that involves moving a road sequently travailing at a vary slow measure. Of course I admit it Is- or altering the level of a road, or of importance, particularly to the tato of speed with the driver-very puUing down we will say a house much on the alert. The _gaki__g RaUway Oomoany, but here we are that obstructs the view at that on the 4th December and we have crossing, thereto, .so far as I can system on the cars is unrivalled pot got down yet to consideration and any difficulty In same has the F31. HE! *>%**. 3HH KQYAL GAZHOT AND COLONIST DAILY TUESDAY DECEMBER, | 1931 Page 7 \ 10.15—Cocktail Party—Male Quar V OVER THE RADIO tet / 10.30—Eddy Brown, Violinist 11.15—The Jolly Russians 11.45—Globe Trotter Helen Morgan, one of Broadway's 12.00—Willard Robison and Deep brightest stars, will sing several River Orchestra of the songs she has popularised in musical comedy when she appears WJZ, New York 760kc. as the guest of Walter Winchell on 6.00—Maltine Story Programme— Sty* the La Gerardine broadcast from "Hans Brinker and the Silver 9.45 to 10.00 p.n*. After Miss Skates." children's story i " It is years since I f^t EngitBlf Sparta §fpij! Morgan's songs, Winchell will give 6.30—Old Pappy 1 so well and happy. I the low-down on the higher-ups 6.45—Little Orphan Annie, Playlet M was full of pain and. Of the Gay White Way. 7.00—Raising Junior—Skit M depression through * * * 7.15—Rameses Programme 9 indigestion and ner Suggest Popular selections from "Oh 7.30—Savannah Liners Orchestra vousness, --hut now, Kay" and "Gftft €8ra_y," will be 7.45—Literary Digest Topics, in through Sanatogen, the. heard in two original orchestral Brief—Lowell Thomas world and all that is FORGANS GOLF CLUBS arrangements written especially for 8.00—Amos 'n' Andy—Skit in it is brighter and the Henry Thies Orchestra when 8.15—Gaytees Orchestra more cheerful." that favourite radio group takes to 8.30—Phil Cook—the Quaker Man MissG. H., for the Qolfers Christmas the air over WLW tonight at 10.00 8.45—Back of the News in Wash Long Eaton. o'clock during the Maxwell House ington, William Hard "Musical Memories" period. "I 9.00—Armstrong Quakers. Found a Million DoUar Baby" and 9.30—Heel Hugger Harmonies A set of these famous clubs made at "House Beautiful" are two other 9.45—Sisters of the Skillet St. Andrews, Scotland, or an oddnew current hits to be heard during this 10.00—Household Finance Pro 10US programme which, in addition to gramme club is an always welcome gift to a the Thies Orchestra, will feature the 10.30—Great Personalities Golfer. A box of Dunlop or Silver popular WLW Vocal Sextet. 11.00—Russ Columbo and Orch. King Balls or a new Golf Bag will * * * 11.30—Clara, Lu and Em—Gossip Eddy Brown, concert violinist and 11.45—Paris Night Life give lasting pleasure. the Miniature Symphony Orches 12.00—Slumber Music tra under the direction of George Shackley are to do a Boccherini WGY, Schenectady 790kc. If you want to feel stronger, fresher, Manfredi programme in the broad 6.00—News Items healthier—if you want to get rid of cast tonight. It will go on the air 6.05—Musical Ad Men nerve weakness, listlessness, digestive See them at 10.30 p.m. over WOR. 6.30-7.-00—Same as WEAF troubles, then start a course of * * * 7.00—Kenmore Orchestra Sanatogen to-day. "Cubes of Chance," a drama of 7.30—Jeanette Getz, Pianist adventure in the South Seas, will 7.45—Same as WEAF Sanatogen will refresh, and revitalise be enacted during the "Romances 8.00—General Electric Programme your whole system in a few weeks, of the Sea" programme to be pre 8.30-12.00—Same as WEAF because it contains exactly the rights sented from 10.30 to 11.00 p.m. proportion of those elements — phos-1 HIJIJ JM-.iililiilllllC-liililllllllE-ItlilllH-l d 1 C-ili BRINGING UP FATHER rge McManus ^Pf^jjj!*" • •' "•"• • •-•-..- •~ -.s•'•:.... ••' _". . Page 8 IHE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAUlf TUESDAY DEOEMBER 8, 1931 Tlfiere is one Qift THE HOME STORE... Your Mother Ladies ! ! Will Surely Appreciate The Press is not a suit What Can 1 give for Christmas?? able place in which to Now that you have decided to g£ve discuss your Undies, something please let us help One that will be but—If you do not valued by her more come in and see the than anything else... beautiful models, the Evening Bags 5/6 to 15/- smart styles, the lovely A modern ladie can never have too hand embroidered many bags . . . creations, we will have Boxes for COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS no alternative but. .to discuss the whole and TIES 2/6 to 10/6 YOUR PORTRAIT question in The Press. If he doesn't use them every day he will find them useful when travelling. Hundreds of other useful suggestions will be found 'Phone 691, THE STUDIO.... The Womans Shop among the thousands AT BRAMBLE will make an appointment REDO STREET to suit your convenience either day or night. THE HOME STORE Reid Street 6368 York for Southampton on the WEST END NEWS MAIL NOTICES llth December, 1931. H.M.S. DELHI TO GIVE CONCERT Mails Due on Friday from England Mails per TJ5.V. Monarch of Ber With the kind permission of muda for Great Britain, the Do Mails per S.s. Berengaria due to Captain Attwood, R.N., the con minion of Canada, and the United arrive in New York on the 8th cert party of H.M.S. Delhi will pre Stt tes of America, will close at the should connect with S.s. Carinthia sent to the public a concert which General Post Office tomorrow:— saUing for Bermuda on the 9th December, 1931. MorrATS promises well to maintain the Ordinary Mail at 8. a.m. Registered Mail at 5 p.m. today. general high standard of the CHRISTMAS MAILS Squadron concert parties judging Parcel Post for Great Britain, KAHC-S by the proposed programme which and the United States at 5 p.m. WEST INDIES (Eastern Group) consists of an excellently varied today. AM as As Two of the presentation such as songs, sketch To assure deUvery of mails in the es, quartettes, musical trios and Mails per S.s. Lady Somers for British West Indian Islands and Iiaj-Dforte selections. Mr. Sullivan, the Maritime Provinces, and New British Guiana. Letters and Parcels NEW MODEU5 w 10 is responsible for the arrange foundland will close at the General should be posted in sufficient time ments, has secured the services of Post Office tomorrow:— to be forwarded per S.s. Lady Nelson t"ie Commander-in-Chiefs band Ordinary Mall at 11.30 a.m. leaving Bermuda on the llth De under Bandmaster Ford, R.M.B. Registered Mail at 11.30 a.m. cember, 1931. This concert will be presented at Parcel Post for Dominion of the Royal Naval Theatre on Thurs Canada at 11.30 a.m. Great Britain day at 8.00 p.m. and should at AM AM AM tract a large audience. Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for Parcel Post, Letters and Packets, etc. should be posted in sufficient * * # the West Indies, and British Guiana, | will close at the General Post Office time to be forwarded per T.E.v. REPEAT CONCERT AT Monarch of Bermuda leaving Ber SOMERSET FOR "BELIZE FUND" on Thursday the 10th:— Ordinary Mail at 4.30 p.m. muda tomorrow. - The eoncert given by children of Registered Mail and Parcel Post the West End Grammar School, at at 4 p.m. Dominion of Canada tracted an overflow attendance. » » * £29. 12. 6 Mr. Scott, the principal of the Mails per S.s. Carinthia for Parcels should be posted in time school, has decided to give a con Great Britain, the Dominion of to go forward per S.s. Lady Hawkins Beautiful, built to last— cert again on Friday evening, the Canada, and the United States of saUing on the 12th December for and to enjoy proceeds of which are to be devoted America, will close at the General St. John, N.B. Christmas Mails £20. 0. O to th3 "Belize Relief Fund." This Post Office on Saturday the 12th:— other than Parcel Post should be time some friends will assist to Ordinary Mail at 7 a.m. posted for the mails per T.E.v. Mon vary the programme. The worthy Registered Mail at 5 p.m. Friday. arch of Bermuda on the 16th De effort of Mr. Scott and his school Parcel Post for Great Britain. cember, or S.s. Pan America on the Used in hundreds of Bermuda's homes should meet with deserving sup and the United States at 5 p.m. 17th (Thursday.) port. Friday. AM AM AM See them at our * « * United States of America RAILWAY NOTES Mails per S.s. Pan America for Great Britain, the Dominion of Parcel Post for the United States NEW SHOW ROOMS of America (except New York City) The public at the West End are Canada, and the United States of America will close at the General should be posted to go forward Front Street West finding the railway much to their per S.s. Carinthia on the 12th De convenience and are making good Post Office on Saturday the 12th:— Open till 10.00 p.m. Saturday Ordinary Mail at 10.30 a.m. cember. Parcel Post for New York use of it. The additional cheap Oity should be posted not later than Registered Mail at 10.30 a.m. train entering the service on Sat the 15th December to be forwarded (Gradual payments are usual) urday night was much approved * * * per T.E.v. Monarch of Bermuda on and found many patrons. There Mails per S.s. Lady Hawkins for the 16th December. appears Uttle doubt that the train the United States (via Boston) and Christmas Mails other than Par will be running from the West to the Dominion of Canada, will close cel Post for the United States (ex the East End by the date expected at the General Post Office on Sat cept New York Oity) should be by the Company, 22nd of Decem urday the 12th:— posted in sufficient time to be ber, judging by the rapid strides Ordinary Mail at 11.30 a.m. forwarded per T.E.v. Monarch of being made in that direction. Registered Mail at 11 a.m. . Bermuda saUing on the 16th De The Electric |Light Company AM' AS.. .Oi Parcel Post for Canada at 11 a.m. cember. New York Oity per S.s. ' BOXING Carinthia on the 19th December, Malls Despatched 1931. 6310«_.f. Tha Fleet Boxing Tournament, * -* * at the Sail Loft, will take place, to Mails leaving Bermuda tomor In order to avoid as much con night (Tuesday) and Wednesday row should connect with S.s. gestion as possible, it is requested ^^^^^^^^_^^_^^H^_^^^^^^ at 7.00 when some fine bouts are Berengaria sailing from New that the public post early. expected. Unfortunately limited space precludes general admission of the public to these interesting events. 00 A freight train long enough to encircle the earth more than five PAINT S—V A R N I S H—E NSMELS times would be required to hau all the coal burned in the world Mostly English each year. We have a very complete line of suit every purpose * * * The government is planning to develop the chicken industry so that in ten years Japan will be an egg HARDWARE CO. exporting instead of- importing 6161 3B_" HUNDREDS OF CHAIRS, CHAIRS, CHAI § ' - - I From kitchen to porch. ...Front Sf/- up j|t * £ 6094 FOOTBALL RESULTS ENGUSH LEAGUE First Division PARCEL POST MAIL CLOSES JOHN BARRANS Aston Villa Derby 0. of Regent Street, London Bolton W. Blackpool Chelsea Manchester 0. At 5 o'clock -U Grimsby T. Sunderland Huddersfield T. Blackburn B. never did better work Leicester C. W. Brom. A. For than that which they Liverpool Birmingham have put in our New Middlesboro Sheffield TJ. f f ENGLAND -pg Newcastle TJ. Portsmouth Sheffield W. Arsenal West Ham TJ. Everton SCOTLAND Second Division IRELAND TUXEDO Bradford Port Vale WALES Burnley Barnsley SUITS... -3 Charlton A. Oldham A. Chesterfield Swansea T. Manchester TJ. Millwall The last day for posting your Nottingham F. Leeds TJ. 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BROWNING VOKES St. Bernards 3 Alloa ARCHITECT No other adjective so per Stenhousemuir 4 Forfar A. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF fectly describes these new B. A. A. Defeats H. M. S. wrist watches by Omega -00- HIS OFFICE FOR PRACTICE OF and Marvin. ARCHITECTURE Dragon 8 pts to 3 HAMILTON POUCE COURT THE BANK OF BERMUDA The wide variety of styles in BUILDING corporates all that is beauti ful in modern design, while WEST END. BRANCH. HAMILTON. The B.A.A. met and defeated MIEN'S GLOVES Before the Wor. A. C. Smith their sheer loveliness and BERMUDA TELEPHONE 870 H.M.S. Dragon a second time this season on the B.A.A. ground on femininity make them in Benjamin Marshall and Abel 6265ttu.s. only stantly appealing to women Saturday. The first half was very are useful gifts. We have them for Benevides were charged with al evenly contested and although the and to those men who want lowing cattle to stray out of their Evening wear, Informal occasions to please with a lasting gift. l3^ A El|(h-CI_iSB Guarantee- efsm. Navy were getting the ball back to land. Both the accused pleaded r their three's, the B.A.A. was stub also for driving. not guilty. An extensive assortment ^ tEYER WATCH FREL* born in defence and frustrated their Emma Page, Uving at Highwood ThefoailineBoflet-ers |y^^__f'|"J_j PIGSKIN, DOESKIN, NAPPA of cord and ribbon in this square stand 11 J I g IXI attacks by useful and . effective Cottage, Paget East, stated that on for two boys' and two H I T I R I B| watches is on display, In girls' names. We guar T | K j • I A{ tackling. The first try came about Sunday, Nov. 29, two horses were antee to send yon, Ab B O I R ' E| all platinum and platinum solutely Free, oat ten minutes from the start of the loose in the grounds. Witness famous guaranteed Lever Watch and gold combinations, (ladies' or gent's) If you Bend US tue game when Belvin, neatly gather Priced from 10/- being away all day did not see the Correct names; but you musi comply many set with diamonds. with our condition; and promise to ing from a Navy three-quarter's •how the watch to your friends, as we occurrence, but was told of it by Wish to advertise our goods. Xt costi faulty pass, made a fine run to Mr. Eugene Gosling. „ Benevides, m nfiHiing to try BO lend ait cuofc These new baguette watches Enclose stamp foe raply. score between the posts. Hallett one of the owners, was telephoned are the daintiest you have General Supply Association converted. With the score at 5-0 ever seen! to in reference to the matter, and p, Jflasborjr PaveE-ant.LoadoB,,• A in favour of the home side the game COX & WILSON answered in a very insulting man continued on very equal terms until -35-4_ EVEREADY LIGHTSUand BATTERIES No change in price ASTWOOD'S i J-A-A^'J-.. . :"" -J_£ Mnn -ti&_i Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE ANJ> CDLONISTT DAILY TUESDAY DECEMBER 8, 1931 =f„=Sl- Classified RALEIGH Advertisements The all Steel Bicycle < . EMPLOYMENT Trained attendant Nurse, cases of any kind. Will travel. Phone SPRATT'S Mixed Bird Seeds and 549-J. Parrot Food (in sealed packets only— 6291*w. ei to tu8. Monarch of Bermuda among Bicycles which ensures bttter seeds and free. dom from dust) are the finest of all WANTED—Bandy Man who can seed mixtures They are absolutely drive a horse, help in house and Clean, blended by experts and packed hygienically. garden, etc. Easy job. Phone 344 6381ftu eitp INSIST on SPHA, T T»S for your pet WADSON'S from your dealer—and get the best. G254§«_tu. SPRATT'S PATENT LIMITED, Fenchurch St., London, England. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Horse, Surrey, Har TODAY SURPLUS WOMEN IN SWEDEN 5PRATTS ness and Light Wagon. Apply In the House NEW YORK STOCK | to S. D. Walker, "Brightbank * Tali:rt_ Pictures: Pembroke, Tel. 913. Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "His MARKET 6242tm. ei to sl2. Continued from Page 1 STOCKHOLM—Though Sweden X^BIRftSPS Woman," at 3,7 and 9 p.m. has not had a war for 117 years, duce was usually 25 cents more a ?94«_«_tu8.fl9.th24. FOR SALE—Cow. Gives 21 quarts * * * there is a surplus of nearly 200,000 when flush, £25^ Phone 490. Reid Hall Theatre: "Indiscreet" crate, could afford to pay for pack women Statistics show that single 6382ftu • and "Lasca of the Eio Grande." ing. Mr. North quoted a personal Yesterday's Closing men between 25 and 50 number at 3, 7 and 9 p.m. interview he had with a repre 340,000, whereas unmarried women Final of "Citizens of Bermuda sentative of one of the agencies Prices between 20 and 50 number more Cup" at PoUce Recreation Room, appointed by the Government, and than 531,000 —(o P) For any kind, WANTED Allenhurst, 2 p.m. stated definitely that the repre try PAZO. It gives surprising relief 00 sentative told him he could have for Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro- WANTED-KBy EngUsh lady, posi obtained as much for certain Alleghany Corp..... ,___ N.Q. trading Piles. Guaranteed to help tion as Housekeeper, or Com farm packed stuff as he did for Allied Chemical..™- 75. WANT TO LEARN TO PLAY THE even in stubborn cases. For sale at panion to invalid lady or gentle Government packed produce if he Am. Can „ __f all good drug stores or chemist ships. FOREIGN EXCHANGE PIANO? man. References if required. had wanted. "If certain farmers Am. & Foreign Power 9| Write Box 6373 Bermuda Press. wanted to pack at the station let Am. Locomotive ___—™___ 8 Well, here is your opportunity to 6373*tu them," said Mr. North, "but don*t Am. Power & Light. N.Q. learn how in 90 days E/stZ^mNfMi Local Rates make the whole Colony pay for it." Am. Smelting & Refining. 23J Write or phone Mr. B. C. C. Outerbridge supported Am. Water Works 33 Anthony Ferraz, Brunswick Hotel the Board's policy, which Mr. Am. Tel. & Tel *_! 129. nFo r Flavor. FOUND The following is a copy of Trott characterised as sound as a Anaconda Copper . 13. EXTRA: For your entertainment the Bulletin displayed yester bell. Mr. Outerbridge went so far Atchison R.R _ 941 In Pearman, Watlington & Oo. day at the local banks. as to say that thf* vote was one of Atlantic Refining Hi Melody Boys Orchestra HEINZ Envelope containing money. still going strong the sanest in the estimates. Mr. American Tobacco "B". 82i Owner can have same by proving U.S. DOLLARS Dunkley thought the central pack Am. Steel Foundry N.Q. 6370*tu ei to ml4 37 Varieties J property and paying for this ad Buying at— $3.3566 43% ing had a good deal to commend it, Baltimore & Ohio..; 24 vertisement. Apply office of Selling at $3.1372 53% and Mr. Tucker favoured it en Bethlehem Steel 26J Pearman, Watlington & Co. tirely. Borden Company.____™. 43} 6393*tu. CANADIAN DOLLARS Mr. Loblein was as staunch an Canadian Pacific, New.~. 14J opponent as ever of central packing. Ches. & Ohio R.R 30| NEW Buying at $4.00 .20% The principal points in debate were Chrysler Motors. .„..„-„.. 15. LOST Selling at $3.6523 30% that central packing brought CoL Gas _-_-»_-- 19| Evening Gowns around 25 cents a crate more than Cons. Gas. „_ 67. £2 Reward will be gf ven to anyone QUOTATIONS farm packing, and if the grant were Corn Products 46\ who can supply the information New York Closing $3.30 cut this year farmers, who were Com. and Southern „. 4} "Be prepared for the smart which will lead to the recovery of Montreal "Closing $3.8950 gradually being educated to the Com. Solvents.— „ 10J a young turkey that mysteriously value of central packing, would London, 11 a.m. yes Deleware & Hudson N.Q. >. disappeared from the grounds of lapse into the old method of pack formal occasions terday $3.26 Dupont „ 57 J "Mayflower" on Saturday after ing on the farm and the amounts Eastman Kodak 95 Latest Montreal $3.85 Each week we are opening noon, Dec 5. Henry O. Oox. already expended by the- Colony Electric Autolite 35| Kew York Latest $3.2350 new lines of Evening Ap 6383ftu would be wasted. Mr. Conyers Electric P. & L 16J parel. Exquisite French moved an amendment that the Erie R.R., Common - 8j Gowns—Sequin and Velvet farmers pay half the packing, and Fox Film 4 Wraps—Evening Coatees, later moved the definite amount of General Electric, New „ 27§ FOR RENT etc. etc. EUREKA ORCHESTRAL AS twopence a crate. Both these mo General Motors 24 _ tions were lost by large majorities, Goodrich Rubber....." 5| FOR RENT—House in Paget West. Do come in and look these over—it SOCIATION'S CONCERT and a motion also emanating from Grt. Northern Ore N.Q. Can be made into two apart will be our pleasure to show you them. ments. Reasonable rent. Apply Mr. Conyers that the amount be Hudson Motors - llf A. W. Smith, Warwick West. POSTPONED cut by £500 to £1,000 was also lost. Hupp Motors . N.Q. 6366*m. ei to s. Various estimates for the Board Int. Combustion. L N.Q. Dresses from 78/- and The concert which has been ad of Trade passed unchallenged until Int. Nickel of Canada 8. rOR RENT—Furnished Rooms and vertised in our columns to have an item for the Hamilton-Sandys Int. Tel. & TeL__. ___ llf up Apartment. Phone 711-J been given in the Colonial Opera ferry subsidy was reached. Mr. Kennecott Copper...- :..™. 11J 6374*tu f s House tonight, through unforeseen Patterson moved that the amount Kreuger & Toll 5§ circumstances, has been postponed, Wraps and Coatees of £1,200 be provided. The subsidy Loews, Ine-~_— 35 FURNISHED-AND-UNFURNISHED Trie date on which the concert had been completely cut out by the Mack Truck.-.. 16J from 58'- will be held will be announced later. Finance Committee. The railway Montg. Ward 9. 00 in the West End was given as the Nash Motors „.„ 17$ Cottage§ reason for the cutting out of the Natl. Biscuit, New 42J LATEST DESPATCHES' TOR RENT OR SALE amount, but Mr. Fall, Mr. Misick Natl. Power & Light... 1*§ COX & WILSON LAND FOR SALE and Mr. BL V. Smith—to quote a New York Central „ 31 i 636-<_ftu u. . TRE_!_.URY ANNOUNCE few—argued that the subsidy for North American..... „_„.... 37J $i,C-0,-00,000 ISSUE the TransportationCompany should Northern Pacific N.Q. WASHINGTON, Dec. 7—Sec- remain in force until the railway Otis Steel N.Q. j* Mellon announced last night might provide cheaper rates, Paramount Picture? 9f jam Junker that for the fourth time this year though even then the railway could Packard Motors 4| 'NEW WESTBURY" aited States Treasury will not replace the usefulness of-the Penn. R.R. .„.„. _2| borrow ,rnore than a billion dollars. RICHMOND ROAD ferry in taking employees right to Postum (Gen. Foods) 36 • HOME i«7 CA.L 6 * TEUCR.O* The Government will offer a com the Dockyard, and serving parts Public Service, N-T- 61. bination of securities totalling of Sandys.. Although some members Pullman Company . N.Q. LADIES' GLOVES $1,SCO,COO,000 ar.d dated December were of the opinion that to sub Pure OIL _ N.Q. 15 of this $1,090,000,000 must be sidise the ferry service and not sub Radio ei used to pay debts on that day leav sides the railway was unfair, the Radio Keith Orph 1} ing $210,000,0€0 for Government motion of Mr. Patterson was agreed Reading R.R „.„ N.Q. HOUSES What gift could operatiors until March 15. Secret to, and, to use the illustration Remington Rand „ 3f be more useful! For Rent and Sale ary Mellon said the issue would In offered by Mr. Fall, the lesser Shell Union Oil ___ 41 Both for After clude $600,CCG,GC0 of one year's 3\ paid workers and the schoolchild Sinclair Oil _— , 6_ GAPT. GERALD GRAY noon and Even-. per csnt treasury notes $300,000,000 ren will still be able to come to Southern Pacific __ 35. ing wear . . gloves Gray Real Estate Agency in sis months Treasury certificates Hamilton at a reasonable rate, as Southern R.R io. must now be Telephone Bldg. of indebtedness bearing 2| per cent compared with the railway's lowest Standard Brands . 18f worn ... they add interest and $400,000,000 in nine rate of 17/6d. a week. Items for Reid Street, Hamilton Standard Gas & Elec 35} that final touch months certificates of indebted the -Aquarium were passed, al Phone S73 day 453 ught St. Oil of California! „.._, 29| to be smartly ness bearing 3 per cent interest. though Mr. H. V. Smith, as chair St. OO of New Jersey „_ 30| dressed . . . Cables "Houses" The debts falling due are $452,000,- man of the Board of Trade, men Socony-Vacuum „...,.„ 11 000 in 31 per cent Treasury notes tioned that a new pump was re Studebaker.- „ 13. and $543,000,000 in maturing cer quired and the House would be Sears Roebuck...., 38J tificates of indebtedness interest asked to provide £400 or so for it. Texas Oorp. '. 16$ on the public debt amounting to Items for the Audit Board caused Texas Gulf Sulphur.- 25. $95,000,000 also must be paid. Mr. A. C. Smith to query the prac Timken R.B „ 82 White for Evening HOUSES * * * tice of employing a Board instead Union Cart-id* 33! KING AND QUEEN RETURN TO of a qualified accountant to do that Union Pacific. - 81 Wear... 24/- pair For Rent or Sale LONDON work. It might be cheaper he said. U.S. Ind. Alcohol. 31 f LONDON, Dec. 7—The King and The House took no action in the U.S. Rubber-. 4j Properties for Sale Queen arrived from Sandringham matter. U.S. Realty. _ N.Q. ite, Natural, and this morning. The Court will re The largest items passed yester U.S. Steel L 53} MRS. ROBINSON main here about two weeks before day were: general grant fo_= Agri United Corporation.- „.. 11} Pastel for Afternoon CAMPBELL, GOSLING & CO. going back to Sandringham for cultural Department, £2,200; in Warner Bros _ 2} Christmas. spection services, market investi Westinghouse Air Brake N.Q. wear... 10/-, 12/6. Baak at Bermuda Building * * * gations and contingencies, £1,000; Westinghouse Electric *32| Phone K3 Cables "Carhrook" BERLIN, Dec. 7.—A ten per cent packing house, £1,500; fees to mem Western Union Telegraph. 46f reduction, equivalent to 300,000,000 bers of Audit Board, £820, general Woo-Worth..'. .„ 46 marks, is expected In railway re grant to Board of Trade, £1,500; and Yellow Truck. 4} J. CRITCHLEY venue as the result of lowering Hamilton-Somerset ferry subsidy, (CRITCHLEY-MURRAY CO.) Total Sales— 1,500,000 freight rates on coal and other £1,200. In addition to these, of Money Opened „ _|% REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER necessities. It is hoped increased course, many lesser items for the •4 COX & WILSON Tower Building, Hamilton traffic will compensate in some Departments mentioned were pass Money Closed Z\% 63Sl«__iu. ft measure for this loss. ed. SterUng (Opening) 3.28 J Phones 315. 321 Oh listen please to my tale of woe! FOP I couldn't buy ice and I wouldn't buy snow, and it's hot in these Isles in summer you know. Then a FRIGID AIRE I chanced to see, and my tale of woe turned to a tale of glee. for now I get ice from the light company A 6192«i^s. BERMUDA TRADING CO. __