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WHITNEY INSTITUTE 120 CADETS IN CAM? AT HORSE LOVERS' LEAGUE GIRL GUIDES' DIARY THEYSAY WHOLE NON INTERVENTION IN SCHOOL WARWICK FOR WEEK Proposed "Good Hands" Cup Friday, June 4th. We all felt very That some day someone will have a BALANCE IF NO AGREEMENT sad in saying good-bye to Lady bright idea. Closes for Summer Vacation Sports Prominent in a Foil Competition Asser. She just ladened us with CAN BE REACHED Programme of Activities fruit, chocolates and a lovely big That he will utilise the wind m 30th June 1937. bunch of flowers for Miss Hill. Also Bermuda to produce power. We understand that thanks to the gave us taxi fare; really she is too One hundred and twenty members Several end-of-year activities interest of an enthusiastic lover of thoughtful for words. We simply That wind, unlike fuel, costs Belligerent Rights Would Give Valencia brought the Summer term at the of the Bermuda Cadet Corps went into horses now resident in Bermuda, adore her and had so much fun at nothing. Whitney Institute School to a close camp at Warwick yesterday for their plans are being considered for the Hurstmill; arrived at 74 Oxford Equal Chance With Franco For Soldiers on Tuesday. After group photo annual week's training under canvas. holding of a useful competition. Terrace at about 8:30 and are now That the operating cost doesn't vary graphs had been taken of each house, The camp is under the command of This competition would be for what once more settled down. according to little or more power. form and team, a Tennis tourna Major Murdoch, with Captain L. G. is known as the "Good Hands" Cup —Italy Makes Further Accusations ment between the Staff and the School Dickinson Adjutant. Officers in camp to be awarded annuaUy to the public Saturday, June 5th. Delivered the That the Bermuda mystery novel resulted in a victory for the staff by are Cadet Lieutenant P. J. Abbott, driver whom the S.P.C.A. and Horse flowers to Miss Hill at H.Q. Again should find a big sale here. 4 sets to 2. Cadet Lieutenant J. M. Rosewarne, Lovers' League find most considerate went to visit Harrods, bought stamps LONDON, July 1 (BOP).—Tomorrow's meeting of the At the closing Assembly, following Cadet Lieutenant T. S. S. Wyatt, to his horses. and posted our letters there. After That it is novel in more ways than •intervention sub-committee, at which a definite decision the reading of the Class lists and the Cadet 2/Lt. Goolden, and Dr. Parker, Competent judges will be selected lunch we started out for Wembley. one. \-peeted on the Anglo-French offer to fill the gap in the presentaion of the Pearman House Medical Officer. and these will include liverymen. It started at 8:30 by the presentation Championship cup for School work This year's camp shows at least a It is also proposed to offer prizes of County flag. We all just stood That the parish roads are still the Tvation scheme caused by the German and Italian with- to the Captains R.A. Card & Diana 25 per cent increase over that of last to twenty schools in Bermuda for and gasped at the size of the stadium. subject of complaints. from the sea patrol work, is awaited with con Simons, the Headmaster Mr. G. J. year. About a quarter of the number the best essays on "Good Horses." It was just packed, mostly Guides * * * siderable interest, in view of the importance of the issues Bur land, wished God-speed to those come from Saltus Grammar School, One dollar each for the best twenty and Brownies. We had excellent That it doesn't look as if they were involved. The view strongly held in London is that control who were leavig them and comment another quarter of the number are essays, and an extra prize for five seats and saw lots of people we had ever swept. ed on the honour, academic and drawn from the Somerset district, dollars for the winning essay. Win met at various occasions. The Prin essential feature of non-intervention. The suggestion athletic, the School had received by with St. George's district sending in ners would also receive membership cess Royal was there, the Chief Scout That this isn't good for health or appears to be canvassed in Rome and Berlin that it might Lowe's success in the Rossall Schol about the same proportion. The bal in the Horse Lovers' League. and Guide. The Chief Guide's ad beauty. 5 possible to combine a measure of non-intervention with- arship Examination and card's ob ance of the number in camp are from The conditions for the Cup Compe dress was wonderful and ended by sa- iaval control, with the granting of belligerent rights. taining the Junior B.A.A. Champion Woodlands, Cavendish and Bermuda tition will be approximately as fol ing how proud she was at being the That it doesn't look as though the s no likelihood whatever of Britain and France agree- ship. He hoped those in the Middle Grammar Schools. lows: "Mother" of over a million children. airmail had yet caught on. and Lower School would seek to The boys' day in camp is an active 1. Competitors shall be under 35 All the costumes and make-up was * * * ;uch a combination. Such arrangement would be de- emulate their example. Wishing one, with sports prominent. Reveille years of age and member of the excellent. The Ranger Life Saving That this is perhaps because it is a ?ly partial in its working, since the French frontier them all a very happy holiday, he is sounded at 6.30 a.m. At. 7 o'clock S.P.Q1A, or Horse Lovers' League. was most spectacular. Also the one-way affair only. Parade of all the colours of the world continue to be closed while General Franco could be concluded by appearing to them to there is a bathing parade under an 2. Cup must be won twice before • * # in national costume. The Brownie use the holiday profitably and not officer's supervision. Breakfast is at becoming the property of the winner. That the Mechanics' Hall will soon i to gain some advantage from the use of belligerent pageant was too sweet for words. see in it, wholly, "one grand time 8 o'clock, and from 9 to 12 noon there 3. Judges will note (a) the condi- be a smart up-to-date theatre. sea, and there could be no confidence in the proper This Rally was arranged by Mrs. and one continued picnic." It was are various parades (arms drill, dition of the of non-intervention at sea without naval patrol. Jassen-Potts who was head of Trans an opportunity for the cultivation of shooting etc.) horse, That some very fine pictures have nust not therefore be assumed ' useful hobbies and for help of their The afternoon is left open for games port at Chigswell. All the Guides, been shewn lately. (b) the use of Rangers and Brownies of London parents. After the final prayers, principally cricket, and at 4 p.m. md Britain would bewill- SANTANDER REFUGEES the check-rein County took part. The campfire the annual cheers by the Form Win another bathing parade is held. Five That therefore there have been some continue non-intervention (c) the moder scene was effective as far as numbers ners brought the term to a close. p.m. is the hour for tea, and at 6 large audiences. otrol. All that can be ate pace set by were concerned. It all was a most * * * (rtainty is that at to British and French Plan to The following are the principal o'clock comes guard mounting. the driver when thrilling affair and made us feel that That the opponents to any new form morrow's meeting, France and Brit- successes:— The roll is called at 9.15 p.m. and without fares, Evacuate Women, Children our efforts aite rather futile. Even of raising revenue are hard at work. e expected to renew their "Pearman" House Championship fights go out at 9.30 In the cool of (d) condition of though there were so many thousands :lose the gap in the naval and Others Cup for all-round efficiency in School the evenings boxing matches will be carriage brakes. of people evers'thing was most beau That they still put their faith in observation scheme, and that if it work—McLaugtfilin House 292 points. arranged, and the boys will be able (e) the sparing tifully organized as usual. Had Ad Valorem. ; accepted they will reserve their LONDON, July 1 (BOP)—A further Zuill 211 points. to have their own cinema show. use of the whip. supper at Wembley and then caught towards non-intervention Greatest contribution of points to On Sunday the Cadets will be "At "Good Hands" is the phrase coined statement regarding the evacuation the 8.00 tram home. That the reason is easy to find. as a whole. House:—Anne Anderson (Zuill) 46 pts. home" to their parents and friends, by English Sportsmen to signify of refugees from Santander was made * * * le, the view is expressed Ruth Simons (McLaughlin) 50 pts. and on Monday Lt.-Colonel Gourlay, sympathetic control, and is every at question time by Lord Cranborne That they only pay taxes on a small he German and Italian S. Blaxill (McLaughlin) 50 pts. the CR.E , will make an inspection where recognized as the highest Sunday, June 6th. Another lovely He said that in view of the urgency 4 day. Walked to Kensington Gar part of their income. Governments would be well advised of the matter, the French Govern Dwall (Zuill) 39 pts. of the camp, deputizing for His Ex attribute to a horseman. Inc>- dens and saw Peter Pan. Sat in the * * * to take into account how easily arms ment were prepared to allow the S.s. Class Room, Competition:—Junior cellency the Governor. dentally "good hands" also appears park for a while and watched the could reach the Valencia Govern- Habana to convey women, children Form 152 pts. Form 11. 147 pts. On Tuesday night the Cadets will 'n boat sa*lmg, auto driving, and in That others less fortunate pay on children playing. This afternoon we .cross the French frontier if and refugees of non-military age from Form Prizes:—Lower Juniors—• get a sample of the more serious all sports is merely another name for the whole of their income. non-intervention was abandoned, a understanding. went to tea with three Guides. One a Santander to Bordeaux, provided it Peter Blaxill. Upper Juniors—W. S. training of the Territorial units, That in spite of this the strongest change which might fully set off any Zuill, J. Froud, Joy Stephenson. friend of Miss Lines. Met a Lieute was clearly established that these night operations being planned, on a Details of the competition together opponents are those who hate the advantage which the granting of refugees are proceeding in transit Form 1. R. N. Tucker. Form 11. fairly extensive scale. During Col. with the names of the donors of the nant of a Post Company who is do thought of any change. belligerent rights might give to through France to other parts of E. C. Wilkinson. Form 111b. Eleanor Gourlay's inspection on Monday, too, cup and prizes will be announced ing the most interesting work. General Franco at sea. But Britain Spain. The French Government will Chamusco. Form ilia Ruth Si there will be sham battle practice, later. In the meantime the thanks Monday, June 7th. Went to the and France wish non-intervention require that a detailed list of those mons. Form Remove Gladys Bartlett with some of the elder Cadets firing of the community are due to those "Victoria" and Albert Museum. to continue. refugees shall be provided or that, Form lVb. C. Chamusco. Form Service rifles. The camp has begun who conceived this excellent idea. Simply wonderful; spent nearly the SECONDARY SCHOOL failing this, the authorities at San lVa. H. H. Mitchell, Phyllis Simons. in ideal weather which everyone at whole day there. Amused at the VALENCIA, July 1 (CP)—A naval tander shall provide statements of Form V. Diana Simons. Warwick hopes will continue until TRAINING "Bed of Woe." Ln the evening we tion by a fleet of "un- the numbers of women, children and Rossal Scholarship—R. C. Lowe. camp is struck next Thursday. tionality" off the Spanish others to be evacuated, and that Entrance examination to South went to the Palladium and saw a Scholarship Offered rnment's Balearic Island of these statements shall be visaged by Kent—J. S. L. Wharton. CLERKSHIP VACANCY musical show with lots of dancing was reported to the De- the French Consular Agent at San The Red, White and Blue number o was very good. As will be seen from a Government Ministry last night by the tander. MISS MARGARET E. SMITH A vacancy will occur in a grade Notice published recently, it is pro ;r of the naval base at the j Facilities will be given to the 19 PASSENGERS ON P.A.A. WEDDED TO MR. F. IV B clerkship in the Treasury and island. Tuesday, June 8th. Helen and posed to offer for the year 1937-38 a British Consul at Bordeaux to board MEADE applications for the post should be scholarship tenable for one year at a the "Habana" to verify the refugees. BERMUDA CUPPER sent to the Colonial Treasurer by to Jean left us for Scotland. Had a ROME. July 1 (CP)—Mussolini's wonderful time exploring "Liberty's," University Training Department in Any men of military age will be sent morrow, Saturday. Great Britain. lewspaper "II Popolo D'lta- back and not allowed to land. Bridegroom a Member of the The salary begins at £150 and of course couldn't resist buying some Head Director of Egyptian thing. After lunch went to the Copies of the regulations govern Continued on Page 10 The British naval authorities will Staff of Cable Office rises to £200. ing the award of the Scholarship provide naval protection for the National Airline Aboard "Palace", and saw the "Good Earth." In the evening the "Royal may be obtained from the Depart "Habana" to proceed from Bordeaux ment of Education, and applications The wedding of Miss Margaret Empire's Society" had a big reception to Santander and to return thence Pan American Airways' Bermuda should be received by the Director '*?ENCH MONETARY Elsie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs which called for evening dress with to Bordeaux after embarking the Clipper arrived from Port Washing of Education not later than the 9th Gordon M. Smith, of "Homeleigh," A VISITOR'S CAMPLAINT decorations (Guide pins to us), Met CRISIS EASED refugees. Lord Cranborne added ton, Long Island, yesterday after August. Warwick East, and Mr. Francis Henry a very nice Scotch boy there who that the possibility of the French noon with 19 passengers, among o— ille Chautempts Government, Government being prepared to re- I whom were U.S. Congressman James Marshall Meade, son of Mrs. G. M. The views of our visitors are in showed us over the building and also Meade, of Halesowen, Worcestershire, brought us home. ped with extraordinary powers ceive further refugees proceeding S. Mead and his son and Kamel variably interesting and useful, es WELLKN0WN VOCALIST England, and the late Mr. Francis pecially when our faults as well as our on Wednesday night cut the franc by other ships for the purpose of cross Eloui Bey, managing director of Wednesday, June 9th. Went to see loose from its cold content limita Marshall Meade, was solemnized at virtues are described. TO SING SUNDAY ing France en route for other parts of Misr Airways, the Egyptian national the Trooping the Colours, Met Lady tions. The Government ordered the St. Theresa's Church, Hamilton, This was exemplified recently when Spain, was understood to be condi airline. Asser at the Army and navy Women's NIGHT ; of the Stock Exchange on on Wednesday at 7 p.m., the Rev. a prominent visitor, on her return tional on the acceptance by the Kamel Eloui Bey, who is staying at Club for lunch and then went on to Thursday and ended the decree under Father Amirault officiating. home, wrote as foUows to the Execu Spanish authorities of measures the Belmont Hotel until Sunday, Dame Alice Goodman's. It was a Mrs. Ethel Archer, talented so • four days debtors who The bride, who was given in mar tive: I feel I must compliment the which the French Government may when Bermuda Clipper returns, is most interesting party. First of all prano, is to be featured on Sunday owed bills in gold or foreign exchange consider necessary to satisfy them an old friend of Captain Armstrong, riage by her father, was attended Government upon the beauty and Princess Alice who is most beautiful night's musical programme at the were permitted to postpone payment. selves as to the numbers, nature and Area Manager of Imperial Airways, by a maid of honour and two brides- loveliness of your place, and to tell and charming, greeted us then Mrs. Hamilton Hotel which will take Trade exchanges, however, are not destination of such persons. The and Mr. M. Stuart-Shaw, Airbase maids—Miss Minna D. Smith, her you how much we have enjoyed our Denison's sister-in-law Mrs, Mark- place in the West wing at 8.45 and to opening on Thursday morning. Spanish Government is now in com Superintendent. sister, Mrs. Louis Mowbray and Mrs. stay in Bermuda. I feel also that T. Dennis Mitchell. you should know the things we did Kerr, who is County Comm. for which the public is cordially invited. The Bank of France authorized munication with the French Govern Bermuda Clipper's passenger list Mrs. Archer has had extensive The bride wore a gown of white not like to see in a setting so perfect London. She spoke on Gmding in advance fifteen billion francs to the ment on this subject. follows: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robin teaming having studied In the East starched chiffon over satin and namely, the poor and neglected London and said the chief problem state. Finance Minister Bonnet had son, Mr. Louis I*. Reed, Jr., U.S. Con man's School of Music in Rochester carried a bouquet of pale pink roses condition of the horses used at night was lack ot Guiders, and teaching announced that the government in gressman James S. Mead and Mr. and filling an extended engagement and carnations. to carry us around." the children more about country tended to float no new loans, but James S. Mead, Jr., Mr. Leslie Scharp, in the Eastman Theatre. Her broad ED WYNN NAMED IN TAX The latter concluded with the life. Lady Grier spoke of the Wind would obtain necessary funds from Mr. Ralph P. Buell, Mr. and Mrs. The maid of honour wore a dress casting experience had been varied hope that every influence be exercised ward Islands; of their extreme pov the Bank of France. George Rfbl, Mrs. E. Goodrich, Mr. of blue starched chiffon, and the having sung over many stations in EVASION PROBE to bring about an improvement in erty and that it took about a year to Edward Swazey, Mr. Norman Lee, bridesmaids were attired in flame cluding WHAM and ZBL Sidney, LONDON, July 1 (BOP)—In reply the condition of **our very best get a company started on account of Miss Anne Sullivan, Mr. Vincent starched chiffon. They all wore Australia. Mrs. Archer also was to a question In the House of Com General Motors Chairman Gets Burke, Miss Grace Rogers, Miss Helen tulle veils to match their dresses friends in the animal kingdom." lack of funds. Then lastly the mons today Sir John Simon, Chancel Chief Guide who started out by say awarded the gold medal given by the Rogers, Miss Katherine Gomile, Mr. and carried bouquets of flame ger- Metropolitan Academy of Music in lor of the Exchequer stated, that the Only 20 Cents Out of Every ing: "let us pause a moment and William J. McEvoy and Kamel Eloui bera and blue delphiniums. London. following reply had been sent to the Dollar Bey. The ushers were Mr. Bernard G. think of all the gallant Guiders all French Minister of Finance: "Now over the world who go on working o ! Smith, Mr. Philip S. Smith (brothers that you, as French Minister of of the bride), Mr. T. Dennis MitcheB. American Priest Temporarily year in and year out and never have a Finance, have been given full powers WASHINGTON, July 1. (CP)— and Mr. Wilfred E. Steele. chance like we have been given." CONTENTS The United States Congressional CALEDONIANS' GATHERING which you sought to deal with the The bridegroom has been for a on Staff of St. John's This is a thought which I'm sure Committee received the testimony present situation, I look forward to YESTERDAY AFTERNOON number of years on the staff of the has passed through all our minds on Wednesday of Alfred Sloan, Jr. Page a continuation of the close co-opera Bermuda office of Cables and Wireless The Rev. Charles Kean, of the more than once. As she has just re Cable News_. „ 1 Myron C. Taylor, John Hay Whitney tion between our treasuries under Ltd. American Episcopal Church, brother turned from a two month tour in British Official Press 1 and Ed Wynn all of whom had saved Yesterday afternoon at "The Row the tripartite declaration. I desire of Mrs. Charles Cooper, of Pembroke, India she gave us a brief outline They Say l some seven hundred thousand dol leys," Riddle's Bay, Mr. and Mrs. to express my sincere hope that will be on the staff of St. John's of her trip. Describing how drastic ] lars in taxes by incorporating yachts, John McMeekin were hosts to about Girl Guides Diary _ l France will soon emerge from the attended. The Society's piper, Church, Pembroke, for the months country estates, racing stables or 25 members of the Caledonian So things were, overpopulation and star Diary of S.P.T. L_ 2 temporary difficulties with which Thomas Aitcheson, played selections of July and August. vation. One amusing thing, when Musings of Autolycus 2 she is now confronted." personal talent. Arthur Kent also ciety of Bermuda at a gathering which informed the Senate House Commit is one of a series planned to bring on the bagpipes, and various outdoor Mr. Kean, before studying for the she arrived in one town all the Guides Stock Quotations _ 5 Sir John added that he understood tee on tax evasion and avoidance that the Caledonians together in a less games were played. Refreshments ministry, was for ten years a jour were at the Station to meet her and Sporting News 5 that a similar message was being more than half a dozen other in formal atmosphere than that of the were served. nalist in the U.SJL as she was a much travelled Lady, Cross Word Puzzle 6 sent to the French Minister of Fi dividuals had accomplished similar meeting hall. The Society's thanks were expressed Until further notice, Evensong will they decided to sing her a song in a Serial Story. ^L 7 nance by the Secretary of the United The President of the Society, Mr. to the host and hostess by Mr. R. be at 8 p.m. instead of the usual time Steamship and Mail 669 States Treasury. Continued on Page 10 Continued on Page lt L. H. Smart, was among those who Aitken. of 7.30 p.m. Radio Page. 9 Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1937.
No. 3. "The Works Department COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Resolve, 1937." (late Arthur Douglas Henderson) No. 4. "The Supplementary Ap Perfect for every member of Norma Shearer's "Romeo and Juliet" propriation Resolve (No. 2), the family! a & 1935!." The early bird gets the and Laurel and Hardy Feature Bal In Sandys Parish No. 5. "The Mew PubUc Offices anced Programme VALUE! GOODNESS! Resolve, 1937." on the premises • No. 6. "The Canon Arthur Tucker Unchallenged for more than three History Resolve, 1937." worm*•• if he knows hundred years as the greatest love No. 7. "The Schools' Flag Pole story ever penned, now made into a SATURDAY Resolve, 1937." where to look! photoplay of such delicate beauty GOVERNMENT No. 8. "The DeUwood Resolve and charm, dramatic power and stir July 10th, 1937 (No. 2), 1937." ring action that it must remain for • •IAT- No. 9. "The Warwick Cross Roads ever an unforgettable memory to MB «T I NOTICES Resolve, 1937. those who see it, "Borneo and Jul Watch a robin on the lawn some sunshiny 4 p.m. No. 10. "The Coronation' Expenses iet," starring Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard as the world's most At 8.00 pan. Resolve, 1937." morning. A few hops, then a pause. A AIX THAT certain parcel of land Date of First Shipment of famous lovers, opens tonight at the Only MGM could do it- No. 11. "The Supplementary Ap bounded Northerly in part by a road propriation Resolve, (No. 3), few more hops, and he listens again. Then, Colonial Opera House. Unforgettable! LOy Bulbs way 10 feet wide and there measuring 1937." triumphant, he pulls out a fat, wriggling This is the screen's supreme A grand Adventure Romance on four uneven lines 17 feet, 65 feet, No. ia, "The Bermuda War Veterans achievement, a motion picture that 125 feet and 60 feet and in part by worm. Coronation Resolve, 1937." will five, not alone for today, but land of Donald O. Smith and there For the information of growers Np. 13. "The Savings Bank Resolve for tomorrow. The eternal truth measuring 180 feet Easterly in part and shippers of lily bulbs it is an 1837." of the love story that is its theme, A silly bird, you would say, if he merely by the waters of the Great Sound nounced that the foUowing are the No. 14. "The Supplementary Appro which has made it the most success in part by Colonial Government land earliest dates on which commercial priation Resolve, (No. 4), pecked here and there, hoping to strike it ful and popular play of all time, and in part by the waters of Oavello shipments of Easter Lily bulbs may 1937." gains added luster and even greater Bay SOUTHERLY in part by land of be made: "The Devonshire Post Office lucky. scope before the camera. No. 15. with lOHN BARBVMOUE "" ESRA MAY OLIVER the Bermuda Transportation Com Resolve, 1937." BASIL RATHBONE • C.AUBREY SMITH • ANDY DEVINE pany and in part by land now or lately AMD «c r«r To the United Kingdom and No. 16. "The Nursing Home Re of Estella Dalzell Lines and there Beading the advertisements is for you I MECHANICS HALL THEATRE Europe, 22nd. July solve, 1937." measuring 232 feet and WESTERLY "The Supplementary Appro At 10.00 No. 17. what cocking his head is for the robin. Joe E. Brown A Riot In "When's by other land of the Estate of Arthur priation Resolve, (No. 5), To the United States, Canada Your Birthday" To send you home with smiles Douglas Henderson and there meas and all other countries, 1937." Advertisers tell you just where are the uring 132 feet TOGETHER WITH 24th July. No. 18. "The King Edward VII Mem juiciest buys. His First RKO Film The cottage thereon erected. orial Hospital Resolve, 1937.' REELS OF Arrangements will be made for No. 19 "The Supplementary Appro Hilarious comedy is provided by 6- fun! 4.15 p.m. the inspection of bulbs by the In priation Resolve, (No. 6) Cock your eye on the advertisements in When's Your Birthday?" which spector of Produce and for the is 1937." opens an engagement today at the All THAT certain lot of land bound-: this newspaper. They may save pecking suing of the necessary certificates I No. 20. "The J. Samuel's Relief Mechanics Hall Theatre, with Joe ed on the North by the Scott's Hill Resolve, 1937" E. Brown as fun-maker-in-chief. on due notice being given to the De on barren ground. Public Road and there measuring 77 partment of Agriculture. No. 21. "The Road Supervisor Re Brown is accepted as an uncannily feet on the EAST by land of the solve, 1937." able astrologer, his star ascends. Estate of Arthur Douglas Henderson LICENSED SHIPPERS OF No. 22. . "The St. David's Island Road His difficulties come when Miss and there measuring 86 feet on the EASTER LILT BULBS Widening Resolve, 1937.** Kaaren attempts to re-enter his life TONIGHT SOUTH by the above-described land No. 23. . "The King's Birthday Re as regards pursuing, 1 have seen] in a big way, in spite of the fact that and there measuring on three un Under the provisions of the Bye- solve, 1937." nothing but the reverse—retreating." Miss Marsh has by this time supplant Bailey's Bay Theatre even lines 10 feet, 60 feet and 14 laws for the Inspection and Export 24. . "The Severn Bridge Resolve, ed her in Brown's affections. There No. "Blind as a mole!" exclaimed the "Camille," "Three on a Trail" feet and on the WEST by land of ation of Nursery Stock the following 1937." pious one, in an exasperated tone. is a mix-up in horoscopes on the eve the Estate of Arthur Douglas Hender ^he ZDiary and Louis-Braddock Fight are licensed packers and shippers No. 25 . "The St. George's Grammar "Can't you see, you myopic moron, of a championship bout, and Brown's son and there measuring 122 feet of Easter lily bulbs. School Resolve, 1937." that it's the indefiniteness, the flex g. J^ of past explodes right in his face, as the TOGETHER WITH the cottage there No. 26 . "The Contingent Fund Re ibility, the fluidity of our policy, picture comes to a wildly exciting on erected. Messrs. T. O. Covel solve, 1937." and its magnificent reversibility, SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER climax that is screamingly funny. Henry 5 Lee No. 27 . "The Supplementary Appro that have kept us out of war, kept 4.30 p.nv Afalcolm Hollis priation Resolve (No. 7), the world out of war, saved us from William Hollis 1937." flying at each other's throats? Have ALL THAT certain lot of land Manuel King No. 28. "The Immigration Board you never heard about the 'soft July 1st. bounded on the NORTH by the said E. W. Outerbridge Co. Resolve, 1937." answer,' and what it does to wrath?" Our schools closing these days for At its Premiere they literally rolled in the aisles — Scott's Hill Public Road and there J. R. Outerbridge the summer holidays and the usual measuring 90 feet on the EAST by 'I've heard about it," replied the It's a riot of fun! H. E. D. Smith rogue, "but I don't think much of crop of "howlers" made during the a 10 feet road and there measuring R. T. Smith By Command, it. 1 only tried it once, and it didn't term examinations. 75 feet on the SOUTH by a 10 feet (own produce) work at all. The chap I was arguing An one school-master tells me Mechanics Hall Theatre road and there measuring 103 feet C. H. V. TALBOT, with stopped, stared, and said some that his boys were asked to give and on the WEST by the lot of land lastly above described and there T. A. RUSSELL, Acting Colonial Secretary. thing about was I looking for a an exampled of nicknames applied presents as its week-end attraction measuring 86 feet TOGETHER WITH Director of Agriculture. ferry—though I was miles away from to English monarchs in the past. Colonial Secretary's Office, any dock—and then he punched me Whereupon one boy wrote: "Queen the cottage thereon erected. Elizabeth was called a virgin—but Department of Agriculture, 25th June, 1937. in the nose, ni admit I have been only behind her back." And another Paget East, prejudiced against soft answers ever 4.45 p.m. 6917tf. since that time." has evidently been to the movies to 29th June, 1937. good purpose. For, asked to des- "We're not interested in your per ALL THAT certain lot of land scribe the character of Henry Vlll, sonal experiences," said the can bounded NORTHERLY by land of he said that the moving pictures had tankerous member, tartly. "We're the Estate of the said Arthur Douglas The following Acts and Resolves disproved many of the ideas formerly discussing a big subject in a big Henderson and there measuring 52 have been passed by the Legislature:— held by historians. "He was not way—Britain's foreign policy as ex feet EASTERLY by the Lot of land anli (Unionist Batlg a merry monarch" he wrote, "for firstly above described and there ACTS emplified in. . . ." his time was all taken up with his INCORPORATING "If you call that a big subject," measuring 137 feet SOUTHERLY THE ROYAJ. GAZETTE (ESTAB. 1828) many wives." by land of the said Estella Dalzell THE COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS CEsTAB. 1866) interposed the rogue, "111 start re 1937. An these boys are not careful they Lines and there measuring 42 feet "The Continental Company PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY reading 'Puss in Boots', or 'Little No. 1. will find themselves in our Honour and Westerly by land of the said Act, 1937." Red Ridinghood', or some other THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. able House of Assembly. Estella Dalzell Lines and there meas No. 2. "The Liquor License Act, heavy literature for a change. From REID STREET. HAMILTON Many years ago, before there was uring 137 feet TOGETHER WITH 1937." my point of view it is the weakest quite so much interchange of acrim the appurtenances thereunto be No. 3. "The Medical Registration and smallest subject extant, and Mr. A. M. PURCELL onious personalities, a neat rebuke longing. Act, 1905, Amendment Act, David Lloyd George and myself are was uttered by a clever member who 1937." MANAGING EDITOR not the only ones who think so, ASSISTANT EDITOR: E. T. SAYER had a particular dislike for a fellow 5 p.m.. No. 4. "The Poor Relief Act, 1930, ASSISTANT MANAGER: ERNEST J. BELL either." member. Amendment Act, 1937." ADVERTISING MANAGER: M. M. HANSFORD "I suppose you, like your vulgar, ALL THAT certain lot of land "The Customs Tariff Act, SUBSCRIPTION RATES So it fell out that when this un No. 5. LOCAL: — ONE YEAR AQ • Six MONTHS ZO/- outside associates, would prefei nose fortunate member rose to his feet bounded on the NORTH by the said 1936, Amendment Act, 1937." FOREIGN: TO UNITED STATES AND CANADA punching to a policy or persuasion S1Z.OO PER YEAR. TO GREAT BRITAIN. SO/- and said: "Sir; I rise for informa Scott's Hill Road and there measuring No. 6. "The Civil Service Establish conciliation," said a feminine mem PER YEM tion", the sharp-witted member re A skyfull of laughs 46 feet on the East by the lot of land ment Act, 1935, Amendment ber, deeply disdainful. ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE marked: "Sir, I am glad to hear it. from the phoniest secondly above described and there Act, 1937." The rogue let go his creaking laugh, No other honourable member is so fortune teller on fire measuring 137 feet on the SOUTH No. 7. "The Supreme Court Act, with such force that the window by the lot of land lastly above de 'FHONtli EDITORIAL 10S3i ADVERTISING, CIRCULA badly in need of it." midway. 1905, Amendment Act. 1937." TION. ETC.. 1051: WORK-ROOM AND NIGHT CALL. panes rattled. "Damsel," he replied, scribed and there measuring 52 No. 8. "The Sueart Trading Com tQS7t JOB PRINTING 1Q52. with a sweeping bow, "You misunder In company the other evening A bAW> L. lOf W K0DUCT10N.~ Directed by Hatty Beeumont. feet and on the WEST by land of the pany Act, 1937." stand me. I am a man of peace, and a when the conversation turned on tainted through RKO-RADIO Pictures said Estella Dalzell Lines and there No. 9. "The Quality Bakery and FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1937 lover of peace; ever willing to pay a that wretched subject of scandal. measuring 137 feet TOGETHER Trading Company Land Ac good price for peace, but not too great T^3 SHOWS: 3.00 7.30 9.30 p.m. "*<*-*. WITH the appurtenances thereunto* quisition Act, 1937." And when one fair lady would know a price. For, when one reaches the of me how to prevent people invent- belonging. No. 10. "The Firearms Act, 1930, TAIL TWISTING, Amendment Act, 1937." point where they must lose face to ^g tbe most maueiOUS ijes concern ADDED MATINEE ATTRACTION gain peace, then the price is too ing innocent people, I did tell her Fo further particulars apply to No. 11. "The Channels Improve AND TURNING at 2.45 p.m. only high, and a double loss is almost the story of a clergyman who was the H. VILLrERS SMITH, ment Act, 1937." inevitable. In other words, you lose "The Municipalities Act, subject of much scandal mongering. No. 12. The pious member, who[is so rabid both face and peace. Doubtless you 1923, Amendment Act, 1937." Finally it was said of him that he LOUIS-BRADDOCK FIGHT FILMS J. H. P. PATTERSON, a pacifist that he hates the sight oi a have walked the shaded, primrose "The Liquor License Act, dragged his wife from a certain Auctioneer. No. 13. Boy Scout's uniform, was pulpiteering paths of life, shielded from its rude 1936, Amendment Act, 1937." meeting, the object of which he dis at the top of his voice when Autoly- contacts. Had Fate thrust you into approved, and violently compelled No. 14. "The Civil Service Estab cus rambled, into the office this morn 6903tf2.w7.f9. lishment Act, 1935, Amend the broad highways amongst the her to return home with him. So ing. "Britain's Foreign Policy" was milling mobs you would have learned he did let this story circulate and ac ment Act (No. 2), 1937." his text, and he had reached the "The Kaybar Company Lim that there are times when the only cumulate in detail until a broadside No. 15. "Ninthly" with no indication of ever dependable pacifiers are a punch in was necessary. Premiere Presentation to the Public of Bermuda ited Act, 1337." reaching a "Lastly." "The Crosswinds Company the nose, a kick in the pant. . . " Then he wrote to the newspaper: of the new No. 16. The rogue eased himself into his "Enough!" roared the pugnacious "In the first place, I never attempted Limited Act, 1937." I Your Filing Problems chair, dug a handful of roadside member. to influence my wife in her views, HAMMOND ELECTRIC ORGAN No. 17 "The Reid HaU Act, 1937." mixture from his pocket, and he "The New Windsor Hotel "Too much!" cried the pious one. nor her choice of meeting; second Solved by No. 18. proceeded to cram it into his port Act, 1937." "This knave belongs in the Tower. ly, my wife did not attend the meet able blast furnace. After igniting Wednesday Evening at the New Colonial Opera House Ee would make of us a nation of ing; in the third place I did not at No. 19. "The Boards Act, 1929, the mess he leaned forward, elbows | An Office Specialty tend the meeting myself. To con in conjunction with the premiere of Amendment Act, 1937." on desk, puffed slowly, and ap sabre rattlers, swashbucklers, roy- clude, neither my wife nor myself MGM's Screen Triumph No. 20. "The Coionaticn Holidays peared to be giving the pious one a sterers, rowdies, rufflers and roust BINET abouts. What does he know of diplo had any inclination to go to the Act, 1937." high degree of reverent attention. meeting. Finally, I never had a macy, of ..." Mill ,-inif/////////i No. 21. "The Bermuda Historical It BRITISH EMPIRE'S CHANCE FOR LEADERSHIP OF PASET NATIONS A complete Hotel Resort operated in the manner of a Smart The talk given by Mr. Lloyd George disarming, has more than trebled cTKens 3$>lue £inen Suits Club in the series 'Responsibilities of Every facility concentrated in one great estate on the lovely its expenditure on rearmament in South Shore — One of Bermuda's finest beaches, restricted to Empire,' now being broadcast by the course of the past few years. Guests of the Hotel and their friends —Golf Course—Tennis the BBC, is printed below. Mr Could the British Empire, acting Court— Stables Lloyd George, O.M., M.P., was born together and acting resolutely, have And, at night, dancing with HOWARD LANTN'S popular seventy-lour years ago in Manches averted these disasters? I have no orchestra, HILBERT SERBTN, director ter. He entered the British House doubt at all that with a steadier and Made in Dungannon, Ireland, the fine A PLEASANT RENDEZVOUS FOR COCKTAILS. of Commons in 1890 as Liberal Mem a stronger policy the influence of the DINNER & DANCE ber for Caernarvon, which consti British Empire would have succeeded Irish linen that these suits are made from Restricted Clientele. Fresh water throughout the entire house. tuency he has represented—latterly in achieving better results to each as Independent Liberal —ever since. and all of these cases. But, in order is complemented by expert tailoring and a His first office of State was the that the Empire should exert its full Presidency of the Board of Trade power and authority and influence guarantee against shrinking or stretching to which he was appointed in 1903, to international relations, it is es as they are "Sanforized." The blue linen THE BON-VOYAGE LUNCHEON and which he held for three years. sential that there should be a care with music for dancing In 1908 he became Chancellor of the served in fully preconcerted policy between the suit is particularly adapted to summer busi Exchequer. Seven years later Mr. constituent nations of the Empire. Lloyd George left the Treasury to In order to illustrate what I mean, ness wear or semi-formal evening wear. The The Palm Garden Restaurant become Minister of Munitions. In I would call attention to two prece or 1916 he was Minister of War—an dents. The-peace policy of Britain jacket worn with white trousers or vice office tbat was a brief prelude to the Tropical Grill after the Great War was thoroughly Premiership, which he accepted of the considered beforehand at several versa are two combinations now popular later to the same year. He remained NEW WINDSOR HOTEL Prime Minister and First Lord of meetings of the Imperial Cabinet, with the Beau Brummels of Newport, Bar Treasury until 1922. His talk fol where the chosen leaders- of Empire from 12.30 to 2.30 p.m. were all present. All the principles A LA CARTE or TABLE DE HOTE SERVICE lows:—Is the British Empire pulling Harbor and Bermuda. A new innovation its full weight to world affairs? World and proposals subsequently embodied Music for Dancing continuing throughout the TEA. and COCK peace depends on the answer given in the Treaty were determined after TAIL Hours from 3 to 6 pm. to that question. Our new Prime prolonged deliberation and discus Then remain for Minister said that these next two sion which took place to London be The Dinner Dance 7 to 9 p.ra. fore the Peace Conference ever met. a, years may well be critical in the his •£ Tropical Surroundings, Gay Music, Fine Wines, Excellent Cuisine tory of Europe,and that the part play In no particular were the decisions Specializing in Sea Foods and Bermuda Delicacies ed by this country may well be de agreed upon departed from by the 8 cisive. British representatives in the nego BERRIE BROWN'S ORCHESTRA tiations that subsequently followed. It is not the part played by this Some of the best features of the Peace country standing alone that will be Treaties were attributable to these decisive, but the part played by the Empire as a united whole. There preliminary deliberations. The is hardly anything which this great Covenant of the League of Nations HAMILTON HOTEL was to the main the work of a great ?nc Empire could not accomplish to the "Rendezvous of Bermuda" way of dragging the world out of Its Dominion statesman—G e n e r a 1 present condition of muddle and Smuts—and the whole of his pro posals were sifted and examined by M Comfortable Lounge Bar s menace if it had a clear aim, a stead ESTABLISHED 1889 the Imperial Cabinet before they were I Spacious Swimming Pool u fast purpose, and a readiness to take M reasonable risks to the present to submitted to the Allied Committee N M I order to avoid certain catastrophe that drafted the Covenant. Dancing from 9.30 Nightly E M R in the future. Its power and re In 1921, at another meeting of the U EDDIE WITTSTEIN sources make it incomparably the Imperial Cabinet, British policy to the Pacific and naval disarmament M and His S greatest confederacy of nations on were both fully considered and dis YALE PROM ORCHESTRA E this globe. In area and to aggregate through any undertaking to which A cussed before our emissaries attended 4/- In the Famous population there is none to equal it. it sets its hands. That is something S the' Washington Conference. No In the number of its citizens it con entirely new in the attitude of the o one challenges the complete success Sl TERRACE GRILL N tains twice and three times as many nations of the world towards the of that Conference. as the next greatest. Amongst its British Commonwealth. It enhances Tennis Your Game 9 people are some of the most virile It would not always be possible for the risk of war because the evildoers races on earth. It possesses every the Prime Ministers of the Domin pay no heed to our warnings, inas kind and variety of riches—natural, ions to attend these Imperial confer Then you'lj certainly want to try our much as the «xperience of the last developed, and accumulated. The ences on international affairs, but splendid en-tous-cas courts, of tourna- few years has taught them that they hundreds of nations within its vast there would be no difficulty to ar calibre. Why not call Mr. Rollin M. have no real meaning; they are not territories display every form, stage, ranging for the attendance of some Batten, our Tennis Pro. for information defying the British Empire but mere and age of human civilisation. Its minister of standing who would com about lessons and play? There's golf, To Our Visitors from ly bluffing those who profess to speak lands are posted at some of the most mand the confidence of his chief and too, at our complete resort hotel—and in its name. vital stragetic positions on sea and his colleagues. Our Prime Minis swimming—and even dancing instruc land. ters have only on the rarest occasions There is another advantage which tion, by famous Arthur Murray dancers, U. S. A. attended international conferences cannot be overlooked; the inevitable fresh from the New York studios. conflict of personalities and of NOT MERELY A NAME abroad. They are generally re Phone 7121. presented by an influential minister. groups inside a British Cabinet, a You are entitled to take into the United States One Gallon conflict which is reflected and some The Great War proved that as a There is, therefore, no geographical Dinner and Dancing nightly on The Starlight Terrace, $3.00 of Wines or Spirits free of duty. difficulty to the way of frequent times instigated by the Press, would confederation it was a reality and be thus neutralised. Those who not a name. Our adversaries to that consultations between the. various parts of the Empire. speak on our behalf with foreign DON'T FAIL TO DO THIS. terrible conflict thought at the out nations would feel that they were set that they were confronted with a pursuing a policy considered and de r HUMILIATING INCIDENTS ou may take in as much as you please in excess of this guttering make-believe, but they termined by the Empire as a whole. soon found themselves up against a That would be a complete answer on paying duty and tax. After paying these taxes our grim actuality that played the largest Most, if not all, of the humiliating which would be acceptable to British rices still show a big saving and you will be happy in part in the struggle that dragged incidents of the last few years, when opinion as a whole inside or outside towing that your purchases are The Finest Quality. them down. We recollect the im our leadership in the League of Na the Government. mense strength exerted on sea and tions has been rendered futile and the land and :'n the air by this small island, League itseli has been almost ut the centre of the Empire. Too few terly discredited, would have been DOMINIONS AND BRITISH of us are acquainted with the efforts avoided had the Empire as a whole FOREIGN POLICY GOSLING BROS., LTD. put forth by the distant lands of Em concerted its policy before we pro pire. pounded it. We have a decided ad There is no doubt at all that Do Established 1822 At the Coronation Ceremony at vantage over all other nations, ex minion statesmanship has to a large 4544C€m. to 26.4.37 Westminster Abbey I saw the re cept the United States of America, extent shrunk from accepting the presentatives of Dominions and De when we assume leadership in the responsibility of our foreign policy pendencies who, between them, had Council of the Nations. It is recog bef orehand, but the Dominions should sent to our assistance forces forty nised that we have no selfish purpose be urged to take their share to de times as numerous as the army, to serve, that we are prompted merely termining" and fashioning it, because THE LINEN SHOP which settled the destiny of Europe by a desire to promote peace, to vin if we were ultimately involved in at Waterloo. Nearly two and a half dicate justice, to protect the weak war, I have no doubt that they would million men came to our aid from against the greed and aggression of then accept their fair share of the the Empire beyond the seas, and their the strong, to establish international burden. New Shades in Doeskin contribution was decisive in what right, and to utilise and strengthen might otherwise have been a doubt the machinery set up after the War RECORD 60 inches wide, $6.50 per yard White $5.50 ful issue. Is this powerful Common to achieve these great aims. wealth playing as decisive a part to It is true that probably in each of Moreover, if we review the great world affairs during peace as it ex these cases there have been cables questions which divide the nations Gala Independence Day Celebration ST. GEORGE'S erted during the War? and messages passing between the of the world at the present moment The world has been made conscious Empire and the British Ministry, and which are disturbing the peace Monday Evening, July 5th of its inexhaustible strength when but that is a thoroughly inadequate of the world, they are all questions it is put forth, but peace-breakers way of gathering the opinions and that affect the interests and the at 9 p.m. and aggressors are relying today prospects of the Empire beyond NEW and TASTY- ZEISS IKON counsel of our associates to Empire. not on its impotence, but on its The only way to determine great Im the seas just as much as those of MAMMOTH FIRE WORKS DISPLAY T apathy, on its lack of resolution, con Britain herself. For instance, the different altogether « CAMERAS perial policy is for the leading states tinuity, and insistence in well-doing. men of the Empire to meet together action of Japan to the Pacific, the They are under the impression that and to examine it thoroughly action of Italy on our trade routes if they resist Its pressure long enough amongst themselves, and then come to the East and to the Southern Britain will back out of enterprises to join decisions before we commit Seas, the piling up of great arma which she herself had started. They ourselves. ments, the destruction of the power are depending on its hesitancies, its There are several advantages in a of the League to secure peaceable vacillations, and its lack of full con adjustments of international con fidence in Its mission. preconcerted policy. The first is that the policy itself is more likely flicts, and the great struggle for Largely, if not entirely, owing to to be well out from every aspect and liberty in the Spanish Peninsula: these causes the leadership of Bri every standpoint. The Dominions These concern not only Britain but tain in recent years at the League are likely to take a much more de the rest of the Empire. COCKTAIL Councils to the cause of international tached vie'V than those who are con Another opportunity now offers:' peace, right, and liberty has not been there are signs that the most aggres i tiguous to the areas of disturbance successful. The result is that these The second advantage would be that sive nations are becoming frightened great human cases have sustained a SPREADS it would give greater confidence, by the tension they have helped to disastrous setback, and the moral steadfastness, and strength to create. They are realising the fin Dancing on Cedar Court until 1 a.m. effect of the sacrifices made to the Three Kinds— those who direct our foreign policy ancial, economic, and military dan Great War has been largely negatived gers. Overtures for a reconsidera HAM, LIVER, and thrown away. Every effort made diplomatically." I feel convinced that MURRAY GRISS if that had been done in the case I tion of the problems of disarmament TONGUE. to carry out the Covenant of the comes Srom both Germany and and Authorized Dealers League to respect of disarmament have indicated, that fatal hesitancies Italy, and there is a struggle going and aggression has ended in futility. of the last few years, which have done HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA on in Japan against the restless mili Make your picnics real One has cruy to recall what happened so much to lower the Influence of tarism ot the last five years. successes this year—take THE CAMERA STORE in Manchuria, in Abyssinia, and British diplomacy, would never have recently in Spain. occurred. Here, therefore, is another chance. along plenty of sand The leadership of nations is vacant. Queen Street One had hoped that the United States wiches made with these LAMENTABLE RECORD GREATEST DAMAGE Belmont Wtanor of America might have occupied delicious new spreads — the empty chair. Let the British Hamilton i There is also the lamentable record The greatest damage that can be Empire take it boldly; no other na and watch them disappear. of the many efforts at disarmament inflicted upon the prestige of the tion would be as welcome to the and golf Club which have also been so completely Empire is the growth of a feeling that 6922tf.s.m. Try a tin of each Today. democratic nations of the world. DAVID KNUDSEN muddled that the world, so far from it can never be relied upon to carry . HaKEenHB(£EI»S3£^Kra3 1 Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1937. SEEING STARS 3PSK& THE BARBADOS CONTROVERSY Farm Wife! Vities Meals by James Arthur By New Uses of Products In Barbados, which boasts of being Unrestricted Choice Movie "fans" visiting Hollywood settled over 300 years ago by English By JUDITH WILSON have an excellent chance of seeing people and of possessing a Charter a large number of screen favourites. MERICAN farm dishes should farmer's wives in this country providing for a representative govern A be the world's best. There are cannot cook dishes equally good. For Informal dining, the Brown ment (similar to that of the Baham eggs, rich cream, milk and butter Once you get out of a rut in your Misses and Women's Derby restaurant or the Beverly as) which dates from 1652, certain to go into their making. There cookery, you will discover new are garden-fresh vegetables, rhu ways of preparing and serving Hills Brown Derby are certain to amendments to the "Letters Patent produce a number of stars. Seen barb and greens, bushes bending the simplest fare. and the Royal Instructions" an frequently are Robert Taylor and with their early crop of berries. In the meantime, here are some SUMMER DRESSES nounced without warning by the Gov ami sometimes fruit trees with recipes that may appeal to you. Barbara Stanwyck, Myrna Loy and ernor have created quite a furore and their juicy offerings. Chicken-Noodle Casserole husband Arthur Hornblow, Jr., the Cut a tender 3%-pound chicken resulted in what is termed by the into pieces for serving and simmer Marx Brothers, Al Jolson and wife DINNER "A not to be Missed" opportunity for a choice Ruby Keeler, Wallace Beery and Carol press a "Constitutional Crisis." in salted water until tender. Re A New York Hotel where The effect of the amendment which Deviled Chicken Glazed Carrots move the pieces and arrange in a Arm, his adopted daughter, and many Buttered New Potatoes buttered casserole in alternate at ridiculously low prices also HATS you will be comfortable others. has aroused so much resentment is Spoon Cornbread layers with broad noodle? that to change the tenure of members of Cabbage-Pineapple Salad have been cooked until tenaer in whether your visit is for a A Friday evening dinner dance en the Legislative Council from the Chocolate Cream Pie the chicken broth. Add iy2 cups gagement at the Trocadero fe likely day, a month or a season. traditional service for life to a five Coffee milk and top with y2 cup fine to be rewarded by an intimate glimpse bread crumbs and Vz cup grated Located in the fashionable of Joan Crawford and Franchot year period or any shorter term Chicken and Noodle Casserole American cheese mixed together. Mixed Green Salad Sprinkle with 3 tablespoons melt east side oi raid-Manhattan, Tone. Tyrone Powers and Sonja which the Governor may name "in special cases." Not only the body Oatmeal-Date Drop Cookies ed butter and garnish the dish DOROTHEA it offers smart conven Henrie, and a dozen or more of Hol Canned or Stewed Fresh Plums with thin strips pimiento if you lywood's brightest stars. affected is figuratively up in arms Iced Tea have it. Bake 30 minutes in a hot Walker Arcade ience at moderate rentals. against the summary change but the oven. This makes your chicken go Previews and "First Nights" are a House of Assembly promptly came long way. 6918tf. Write for Literature gold mine for those anxious to view Potatoes are plentiful. Tender to the support of "the other place" Spoon Cornbread the stars. At the recent Hollywood iroung chickens, bacon, smoked Put 1 cup cornmeal into a bowl and agreed to a joint committee with dams and home-canned beef, pork opening of "Idiot's Delight," Marlene and lamb suggest many good meat and pour in 1 cup boiling water. Dietrich was escorted by Doug Fair the Council which considered the Cover and let stand until cool. dishes. What mors is needed? Add 1 teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon banks, Jr. In the audience were entire matter. The report of that Only a dash of imagination. Im MLACKSTONE committee is in the nature of a pro agination is a priceless ingredient, sugar and 1 well-beaten egg. Dis Your Medicine Chest Well-Stocked? Allan Jones and Irene Hervey, Flor solve y2 teaspoon soda in 1 cup SO EAST 58th STREET posed reply to the Governor which and it costs little. The poorest ence Rice, Dolores Del Rio, and French peasant can make an ome buttermilk or sour milk and add JUST OFF PARK AVENUE was accepted by the Council. to the batter. Mix well. Add 2 many lesser lights. let aux fines herbs or a pot au tablespoons melted butter. Pour NEW YORK CITY Two stars so rarely seen in public The reply speaks tor itself as to the feu that a famous chef might be proud to claim as his own. into a deep greased dish and bakei RELY ON THE PHOENIX that it is an event are Clark Gable objections to the amendments to in a moderate oven 30 to 35 min and Greta Garbo, and for entirely the Letters Patent and makes very There is no reason why the utes Bermudas Rexall Store of Friendly Service different reasons. clear the reasons why members of Miss Garbo deliberately avoids the the Council particuarly resented the action taken as casting a reflection spotlight. Her one visit to the FOR WOMEN Your family's health Trocadero is still talked about, al on their service in the past. Appar TIDE TABLE FOR JULY NEWS FROM ST. GEORGE'S though it happened two years ago. ently the decisive factor which in OF RjefuTje/rrLenI and a sensibly stocked Her infrequent shopping tours are fluenced all but the Colonial Secre shrouded in secrecy, dark glasses, a tary to vote for adoption of the Reply COAL LIGHTER SUNK medicine chest go hand plain coat and an old hat, like a was the feeling that the Govenor not butterfly in a cocoon. only had given the Legislature a High Water Low Water Sun Sun The hulk of the Norwegian barque in hand. An ounce of 11 MBS Gable has no such aversion to ap chance to express its opinion of the Date A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. rise set "Duncraig," which for several years pearing in public. "I get a kick out change before it was announced but has done duty as a coal lighter for prevention is worth a 2 of crowds," he once said. He goes had also failed to give any good ex 2.24 3.16 8.39 9.37 5.15 7.30 Messrs. Darrell and Meyer, will be pound of cure! where he pleases and as he pleases, planation of why the change was 3 3.29 4.21 9.40 10.46 5.15 7.30 missed from her moorings between but is seldom seem, because he em needed or desired. All that could be 4 4.35 5.24 10.40 11.51 5.16 750 Smith's Island and St. David's Island. ploys his spare time with pursuits said for the idea was that it might 5 5.35 622 11.40 12.00 5.16 730 On Wednesday morning she was personally more enjoyable. He hasn't tend to lower the average age of Coun 6 6.35 7.15 12.50 12.38 5.16 7.30 towed by the tug "John S. Darrell been at a night club, or worn "tails" cillors by providing a means of re 7 7.29 8.05 1.45 1.33 5.17 7.30 about 2 miles north east of Kitchen Let us give you an idea of what a sensibly stocked Shoal, where she was consigned to a in months. tiring at an advanced age and that 8 822 8.54 2.31 2.26 5.17 7.30 medicine chest is—ASK US TODAY! His two public appearances this it gave a Governor the power of elim 9 9.10 9.40 3.20 3.16 5.18 729 watery grave. She went down some year were typical of Gable. He spoke inating any member of the Council 10 10.00 1055 4.04 4.06 5.19 729 little distance away from where it on a programme for the flood suf who proved to be a "misfit" by not 11 10.50 11.14 4.46 4.58 5.19 729 was intended to sink her, but the fers. Hundreds of "fans," gathered reappointing him. These arguments 12 11.40 12.00 5.31 5.50 5.20 7.29 rust had done its work, and she sank Straight young limbs and a little prematurely in deep water. outside J.the auditorium, missed did not seem to impress the Council 13 12.02 12.33 6.16 6.45 520 7.28 Another tug will probably follow her well formed bones are Gable. He drove up in his station as justifying the drastic step taken. 14 12.48 1.30 7.05 7.40 5.21 7.28 example in a day or two. sure to result when you wagon. Everybody knows Gable lias a Now the reason for drawing atten 15 1.40 2.27 7.55 8.45 5.21 7.28 "Things That's the secret of good living station wagon which he prefers to tion to this situation, aside from a 16 2.36 3.30 8.46 9.50 5.21 727 and good health—having "Things feed your baby on PERSONAL drive, but few know what it looks like. natural desire to keep in touch with 17 3.35 4.26 9.42 10.55 522 7.26 Good to Eat." Our stores will Allenburys. When breast Good To . As a personal favour to W. P. other colonies, is that the same 18 4.35 5.20 10.35 11.55 5.22 7.26 supply you at moderate cost, and Hendry", Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Quite a crowd gathered to see the feeding fails, Allenburys thing might have happened in the 19 5.30 6.10 11.25 12.00 5.23 7.25 Eat" with prompt, courteous service. Chief of Police, Gable attended the St. George's residents leave for Eng foods are always safe tor Bahamas and may happen in the fu 20 6.16 6.50 12.42 12.11 5.24 725 annual Culver City Police Depart land, on the docks at St. George's ture. We have no reason to suppose 21 7.00 728 1.21 12.56 5.24 7.24 baby because they are so ment Ball at the Palomar Ballroom. on Wednesday morning, to board the that it will but neither did the peo 22 7.36 8.06 1.58 1.35 525 723 Specials for This Week-End There were 40C0 guests, who had an "Woodside" serving the "Orduna." similar to mother's milk. ple of Barbados. We have a habit of 23 8.15 8.40 2.30 2.15 5.26 7.23 autograph field day. Gable never Amongst those on vacation bent were 24 8.52 9.16 3.05 2.55 527 7.23 refuses an autograph. He never en expecting the Council to approve of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mayne, Mr. and ORANGES 1/6 doz. PINEAPPLES 1/- each 25 9.32 9.54 3.40 3.36 5.28 722 ters side doors or seeks protection, all government measures but it is Mrs. F. E. Gurr, Miss M. Stanley JELLO or ROYAL JELLIE 3 pkgs lid 26 10.14 10.35 4.15 4.21 528 7.21 but he is seldom stopped. Gable conceivable that a member appointed an d Miss J. Nicholls. Miss L. Looker, 27 10.58 11.20 4.53 5.10 529 721 WHITE ROSE ROOT BEER (makes 5 gals.) 1 - walks in a brisk manner. People for life would feel more free to vote late of the Grammar School Staff, 28 11.48 12.00 5.35 can't believe their eyes when they as he thought than one whose term 6.05 5.30 7.20 left for England via Canada and the PINEAPPLE MARMALADE 13 oz bowl 9d see Gable walking down a street. was about to expire and this addi 29 12.06 12.43 6.20 7.02 5.30 7.19 United States on the Monarch later RANKINE'S SODA BISCUITS tin 2 3 By the time they have recovered, tional influence might seem desira 30 1.00 1.45 7.12 8.08 5.31 7.19 in the day. Gable is out of range. ble to some governors. It is impor 31 158 2.53 8.10 9.17 5.31 7.18 EVAPORATED APPLES lb lOd tant, therefore, to note that in Bar DEAFNESS FROZOME ICE CREAM MIXTURE 1 pkg 6d Gable can't stand confinement. bados the House and the Council Partial or total—complicated with Six days at the studio are about his have definitely asked that the alter head noises and other troubles, BURNETTS and JELLO ICE CREAM MIXTURE limit. As a rule, he leaves the Metro- ations be rescinded and urged the reasonable one and should receive cured radically and permanently in tin 6d Goldwyn-Mayer studios late Satur Governor to support their request. four weeks. Success complete satis every consideration. (The Nassau faction. Particulars on request in day afternoon, bound for a fishing We feel that their attitude is a most Guardian). English. Kamala Works (E.G.) For Hire trip, a hunting trip, or a week-end Large tins Peaches, Pears and Pineapple at the practical ranch of a friend in San Fernando Valley, where he dons 3 tins for 2/11 "chaps" and help herd cows. BICYCLES "It keeeps ..the cows amused," Just Arrived — Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Gable grinned. . Apples, Lettuce. &g$>*?\j? He is also fond of riding and has had a lot of fun breaking in his saddle of you have something- horse, Sunny,to draw the two-wheeled cart given him as a birthday present by Carole Lombard. He often drives it over an eighth-of-a-mile track at FRED FRITH & SON the ranch. To Sell "I don't understand why the horse " Your Satisfaction Built Our Reputation " and buggy have gone out of style," Front St., Dial 1205 Reid St, Dial 2105 Gable said. "A spirited horse and a light cart offer a more exciting To Lease ride than a fast motor-car or an Correspondingly low rates for other periods airplane." During the duck hunting season, BURNABY CYCLES Gable never misses a weekend at his To Rent- ^ ^omists Burnaby St. (Dial 1513) Hamilton private duck pond near Ventura, seventy miles from Hollywood. 6813ftu.eitp. Headed for Ventura one evening, SALE Gable stopped for petrol at a filling station at Wilshire Boulevard. He wouldn't have been spotted, but got READ THIS out in his hunting togs to check his CHAIRS tyres Someone noticed him. Ga Guests at all Bermuda's principal hotels le was held up for more than an tnAl i\ o j lour, until i policeman, investigat- can be supplied daily with the Royal ng the traffic jam, helped him out. At the completion of every picture, Gazette and Colonist Daily. In many S3> <&&*fe&&&glr3$ fe CHAIRS J Gable has a trip planned. The Kaibab cases they receive their daily copies Forest in Arizona is his favourite They were 25/- to 40/- 5/* **P hunting ground. Now, with Director by courtesy of the hotel managements. Jack Conway, a hindred sri it, he is CHESLEY E. WHITE interesting in a new hunting preserve 4.1'"<'m tip being opened in Mexico. §p- Advertisers in this newspaper get full benefit ! 1 M*JW £©s? Clea^nee a* While making a picture, Gable of the transient as well as of the local, lives quietly and adheres to a rigid schedule. He drives to the studio resident trade. from his hotel at seven-thirty each pair morning, an hour before most office WORMS workers are on their way to their Telephone 1051 AND places of business. He breakfasts in Very smart styles; very fine quality; good the coffee shop at eight. Gable size range. Quantity limited. Choose early. TAPEWORM leaves at six-thirty, dines at eight, usually spends the evening with are quickly expelled friends, and is in bed at ten. from the human sys He refuses the majority of party invitations, has his suits fitted at the The Royal 4 Gazette tem with one single dose of studio, buys his shirts in dozen lots Bermuda Trading Co. from a manufacturer who has his Or. Peery's 'DEAD SHOT Vermifuge measurements, but has never seen The Stores of Service, Satisfaction, Saving him, and prefers barbecued pork spareribs to foimal dinners. and Colonist Daily Somerset Hamilton St. George's These are the reasons why Gable 6907W. is seldom seen in Hollywood. fm ""«>BB«i sssr THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1937. Page 5 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET "Big Eyes" at the Coronation liieooooooooooooooftoooooa LOCAL AND FOREIGN SPORTING NEWS Miss Nora Gladstone, seventeen- year-old girl from the blood tribe THE BOOK STORE Yesterday's Closing Prices of the Blackfoot nation, was the only Indian from Western Canada who attended the crowning of their : : : : CRICKET PRACTICE Alhs Chalm. Mfg. ~~~ 61 Majesties. Am. Car & Foundry 48i AND TACTICS by B. W. YORKSHIRE UNDISPUTED SERVICES HOLD RIFLE Am. Colortype 141 Miss Gladstone, whose Indian name Hone, (4/6). A handbook on LEADER AFTER VICTORY MEET AT BISLEY Am. & Foreign Pow. — 7i is O-Muk-A-Pinni "Big Eyes," at the various points of the Am. & For. Pow. pi. Unq tends St. Paul's School on the Indian game. The line diagrams Am. Hide & Leather 61 OVER ESSEX reserve in Alberta. and half-tone plates ade Am Locomotive 39 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Navy, Army and Marines Am. Machine ™ . 19i quately illustrate the auth Am. Power & Lt. —..—„ 8i Gladstone and granddaughter of or's points. Essex 82 in Second Innings Shoot for Force Champion Joe Healy, famous chief and Indian Am. Radiator $ 191 : : : : DOUBLE CROSS PUR Am. Rolling Mffl 34i scout who was interpreter with what as Verity Takes Six for 10 ships POSES by Ronald A. Knox, Am. Smelt. & Ref. 84a was then called the Royal North (7/6). This author is one Am. Sugar 1 48 West Mounted Police, the young EMPIRE MEET ON MONDAY Am; TeL & Tel 1652 of those ingenious people CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES girl is an outstanding student. Am. Water Works 174 who can still give a new twist Anaconda Copper 53 O-Muk-A-Pinni speaks perfect Eng to the detective story. BljSLEY, July 1 (CP)—The rifle Assoc. Dry Goods 161 LONDON, July 1 (OP)—Yorkshire lish and holds diplomas in first aid : : ROUND THE WORLD shooting champions of the British Atchison 761 followed up its first-innings win over Atlantic Refining 281 from the St. John's Ambulance WITH TOM CLARKE by Army, Navy and Marines were decided Nottingham two days ago with a Auburn 161 Association and in music from the Tom Clarke, (12/6). A book at Bisley yesterday as "Services brilliant innings and 208-run triumph Baldwin Loco. 5 Royal Academy of Music and the which catches the peculiar Week" continued as a prelude to the Baltimore & Ohio 261 over Essex today in an English County Royal College of Music. fascination of modern world Empire meeting of the National Barnsdall Cp. A. 25i Cricket Championship match started In 1932 Miss Gladstone was one of travel afloat and ashore. Rifle Association which opens on Bendix Avia. 181 yesterday. The victory sent the Bethlehem Steel 85 the Girl Guides who received the : : : : DEATH ON THE Monday. Yorkshiremen into a commanding Boeing Plane 28i "King's Colour" from Lady Bess- BOARD by John Rhode, lead over Sussex, the runner-up. Corporal J. White of the Rifle Borg Warner 432 borough, the wife of Canada's then Briggs Mfg 391 (7/6). The Crime Club Book Playing at Ilford, Yorkshire rolled Brigade won the Roberts Cup for the Governor-General.—Family Herald. of the Month. Army with a record total of 41. The Budd Mfg. 71 up a first-innings score of 440, while Canadian Pacific 12i : : : : NOTHING IS SAFE Essex could only garner 152. Follow- Marine winner of the Gold Rifle Celenese „...„..™ - 36S by E. M. Delafield, (7/6). on , Essex was all out for 80. Hed- Jewel was Sergeant T. N. Hedley of Cham. Paper £ 58 The whole of this story is ley Verity was the main casue for Plymouth, and Petty Officer H. Ches. & Ohio 53 METEOROLOGICAL NOTES shown entirely through, the the Northerners' win, taking six Rigby of H.M.S. Drake won the Navy Chrysler Corp. 95i Columbia Gas & El. 114 consciousness of Julia, the wickets for 10 runs. Bowes took four Rifle Gold Jewel. Coml. Solvents 13}, July 1st. ten-year-old child of a still wickets for 56 runs. o Com. & Southern 24 young couple, who have Barometer— e close of play scores in other Congoleum .. - Unq divorced, and each married Consolidated Edison 331 gam.es: SCHMELING WILL FIGHT 8.00 a.m... 1023.0 millibars somebody else. Consol. Oil 15:! 30.21 niches Worcestershire 163 and 207 for nine Contl. Corp. 28S FARR FOR WORLD TITLE 8.0D p.m. _ 1024.1 millibars : THE LATE GEORGE wickets; Gloucestershire 154 (Crapp Contl. Can. 53i APLEY by John P. Mar- Contl. O. of D 45 30.24 Inches 75, Howorth four wickets for 40) at quand, (8/6). The novel Dudley. * * * British Boxing Board Agrees Corn Prod. Ref 621 Wind— Crown ZeU 18 that is rapidly winning more Kent 209 and 237 for six wickets; 8.00 a.m S.S.W ...16 ml. perhr. to Recognise Winner Curtis-Wright 51 NoonS.W 15 mi. perhr. and more readers. A book Leicestershire 242 at Tunbridge 'Wells. Curtis-Wright "A" 171 8.00p.m. S.S.W 15mi.perhr. full of chuckles. # * * Deleware & Hudson . 36 Max Temp. for 24 hrs 83.1 : SERVICES OF OUR Glamorgan 137 (Butler four wickets LONDON, July 1 (BOP)—The Brit Del. Leek. & West 151 Dome Mines Unq Mtn. Temp. for24hrs 74.5 LIVES (5/-). The last LADY! 35) and six runs for no wickets; ish Board of Boxing Control an nounced yesterday that it had agreed Douglas Air 561 Rainfall for 24 hrs „. nil speeches as Prime Minister, ghamshire 308 for seven wick Elec. Auto-Lite 36 to promoter Syd Hulls request that it Sunshine for 24 hrs 11 hrs. 24 rnins. by the Right Honourable ets declared (Walker 76, Harris 72, Elec. Power & L. 17S Stanley Baldwin, M.P. YOUR LINENS! recognize the heavyweight bout be Erie R.R 151 Gunn 60, Maxwell 59 not out) at Not FOREIGN REPORTS tingham. * * * tween Tommy B'arr and Max Schmel- Ex. Buffet Unq ing as for the world's championship. Foster Wheeler 384 1 London Tailored. Lancashire 292 (Washbrook 145, Joe Louis, who defeated the former Freeport Texas .. 281 nter 63, Tuppen five wickets for Gen. Electric — 523 championship Jimmy Braddock in Gen. Foods Corp 374 THE BOOK STORE I 5); Sussex 74 for three wickets at Chicago, will not be recognised in Gen. Motors 491 9 3 Liverpool. 3 a •S 2 Of long strand flax woven by Irishman Europe or New York State, owing to Goodrich Rub. - 39 DATE Stevenson of County Tyrone. In smart * * * Goodyear Rub. 371 4X=>0CXX=3 depend upon the result of the experi AIR TRANSPORT mental flights to be made during the YOUR GOOD HEALTH DEVELOPMENTS next few weeks. BERMUDA FORTUNATE Why Use These Hifalutin' Remedies When Salt, The West Indian Club, now In the Sugar and Tea Are Available? The people in the islands to the fortieth year of its existence, en south are not given to jealousy but hanced its reputation for hospitality By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M.D. they will regard Bermuda as particu on Derby Night when it entertained OROBABLV no one knows more| all might have been well, but he larly fortunate. It is certain that * about the varying temperament to dinner at Grosvenor House the wasn't content until he had em that Colony will play an important of the American reading public broiled all of us who have ever Coronation representatives, both civil role in the air services of the future than the columnist. As soon as a espoused the healing art. After a and military, from what for want of a sentence is written one knows owing to its convenient position and high - tempoed influenza illness, more comprehensive term were called whether it wOl and being threatened with the loss admirable air port which may well get a "come the "Caribbean Colonies.*' In actual of his hair, Mr. Nathan credits an become a junction for a comprehen back." A great fact the guests came from Bermuda, wmmm old sea captain with a story like sive air service linking up all the West deal of news this: "Some fellow, years ago. ran the Bahamas, British Guiana and --••ajBPBI paper space has Indian Islands with one another across a plant called mullein that British Honduras besides the Colonies gone recently to was covered with fine hairs, and and the outside world, the establish the well-known entitled to that designation, and % *»»«_ himself getting bald, he asked ment of which is now being brought George Jean included also Sir John Maffey, a very himself, if the plant had all that appreciably nearer. Nathan, who hair on it, why couldn't it give competent understudy for Mr. HI has just scat him some? So he boils the plant Ormsby-Gore, who was prevented Pan-American Airways have by tered his com and slaps the juice on his head PLEASANT DREAMS their admirable services contributed ments on "How and in a few months bis hair was by his Cabinet duties from attend tjCtfi* "^^^^^^^ to Peel Pine" ing, and the three Jamaica Banana largely to the number of travellers growing again." To Help Ensure a Good Night's through a large The story might have been ac Commissioners, but What's in a visiting the places at which their well number of Sun- Sleep, Try Giving Your Young lk_jj^ cepted for the poppycock it was, if name? equipped and comfortable flying- d a y magazine Mr. Nathan had not gone on rec ster a Cream of Wheat Supper sections. His The Dinner, at which Sir Alfred boats touch on their way to and from OB. CHKISMAN ord as having tried and proven the topic was popu remedy with the result of having Sherlock, the popular Chairman of America and their new services be lar and met many needs. This was After an active day at hard play tween Miami and Jamaica will no hair thicker than ever fifteen the Club, presided, was a great suc proven by the thousands of letters, vears after. any normal child should enjoy a doubt bring many visitors to that telegrams and telephone calls re sound, quiet night's sleep. If, cess and several interesting speeches Believe it or not, the 15,000 and island. ceived in response. more communications received bj however, he tosses restlessly it were delivered by Sir Alfred him Now Bermuda, which depends so The amusing thing to me—and this daring writer on this one sub is very likely that his evening self (whose remarks were punctuated much on tourists for its prosperity, 1 know the profession is grateful— ject do not constitute the most re meal is too heavy. by some amusing anecdotes), Sir is that after spending a fortune markable factor to the results. John Maffey, Sir Harold Austin and may count on welcoming to what on remedies in mary parts of the Here is how the "New Yorker" Scientific tests show that sap Sir Stanley Spurling. Shakespeare's Miranda called its world, Mr Nathan advocates some puts it—"A result has been a brisk pers of easily-digested Cream of of the simplest things as being the bull market in tincture of mullein Sir Stanley, who was careful to ex "yellow sands" (though they are Wheat are highly beneficial, en really white) an increasing number most effective after all. with all druggists caught com Our couraging more healthful slum plain that Bermuda was not in the We ordinary garden-run doctors pletely unaware. The whole thing of tourists. The new air port is situ is especially puzzling to pharma ber. Famous child specialists rec West Indies, spoke with justificable nave been forced for years to in pride of the progress of air transport ated at Darren's Island, where much vent high sounding titles for our cists because tincture of mullein is ommend it as an ideal evening regarded as obsolete, dropped developments in that Colony, which, preliminary work in preparation for remedies in order to satisfy the meal because it is digested by the establishment of the new trans public demand for something dif twenty years ago." A checkup with young stomachs in a remarkably as all our readers must now know, ferent. For the hot spot on the wholesale places revealed that one atlantic air service has already been firm that had not sold any for short time. is to become a port on the southern, tongue, a common annoyance of FIRE or summer, air route of the trans carried out by Imperial Airways and trie pipe smoker, lie offers the sug years, had in a few weeks sold fifteen gallons; another firm had The palatable taste of Cream atlantic airplane service between this since December a large staff of en gestion of holding ordinary salt gineers and mechanics, besides pilots water to the mouth for a few mta- exceeded in a week total sales for of Wheat appeals to youngsters country and America, the alternate five previous years. and wireless operators, has been in ii:es two or three times a day. INSURANCE DEPT. and adults alike. Its low cost ap route being via Newfoundland. The enslaved columnist, himself, On the other hand, a quick residence in Bermuda carrying out peals to the housewife. Start to As recorded in our last issue, the who gets a sore finger from push check of three wholesalers in my tests of the flying-boat and putting ing a pencil so many hours a day home town showed that either our day to take advantage of the first experimental flights between benefits of Cream of Wheat. The the ground organisation of the air- .* advised to use a smooth instead folks do not indulge in George Bermuda and New York and vice versa po*t in efficient working ordw. »•; a ridged pencil. The "tempor- Jean Nathan or they are not bald. entire family will like it. were made simultaneously by the mcy tonic" effect of a block of These druggists thought we were Is always at your service. For Imperial Airways flying boat Cavalier Only those who have experienced sugar lissolved in the mouth in all just fooling. If you are inter the delights of flying in the sub- stead of the usual "pick-me-up" is ested, the mullein plant used it. information Dial 2044 or 2045 and the Pan-American Airways Ber also exploited. And so restore one's usually imported from Germany, CREAM muda Clipper in opposite directions fopics can app'eicate what it will equilibrium after too much drink it requires two days to brew a BUTTERFIELD CUT-KITE cuts RITE Length 1 1 3 M 5 b 7 s 9 \o II \1 13 Hi every time—NO WASTE »s lb DOUBLE STRENGTH- DOUBLE WAXED (7 >8 q 2© % W, ^ 21 11 2.3 5M K Agent % ^ 2b on 16 39 W/A % F. J. G. FOOTE 3» 32 33 3M 3fc 37 38 f.n.. 35 % 39 HO Hi m 43 j % ^ m M5 Mb m H& % Men's w SO " STRAW HATS sa %S3 WA SM 5& 5b 57 56 t59 bo bl b'L 4/6 % bH n b7 \A B5 bb m % i 70 71 BON MARCHE b& b U.. • - - K3E--r 6855*Ms. I T I GMH1, "'"••S3 US * *' "~ '"'** THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1937. Page 10,000 DIE OF HUNGER IN SMILES AROUND THE TABLE... SZECHUEN, CHINA'S RICH CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS EST PROVINCE vmUMon.\^ £> J. Carver BRONCHO BILL They Are Off WORN-OUT MEN HER. CHAtHCES. OF BEING ACCEPTED Get Strength-Building Harry T. E>V THE OUTLAMs'S AS A HAHDY" BOV IMEIMNRD BOUND AFTER SPOTTUsG Natural Iodine in | tt-4 THEIR CAMP NEJ-U DECIDES To PLAY A VsSW HERD OF CATTLE TO RAID , A DE F AND DOME>. SHE DOZES WHILE. V*»& HORN eAMDIT HEADS • HOPEFULLY WAITING FOR. EANQITS TO FOR. THE. OLD L.OD6EGRASS TRA\L @ 1937 by Unites. Feature Syndicate. Inc. ,/ KelpamaHZ££ O'NEILL ' BE^ATTRACTED Btf HER C^t-^P-FiPE. Tm. B>g. P. S. Pat, On>-All righto r—enred gS Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DALLY, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1937. ALL WET THE TOWER SHOE SHOP NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVE Comer Reid and Burnaby Streets MID-SEASON SHOE SALE 200 prs Women's from 5/- 75 prs Men's from. 7/6 60 prs Children's from 2/6 NOW ON W.J. BOYLE & SON BERRY BROS. Odourless, Efficient, Economical ST. JAMES &. CUTTY SARK For Sale by All Dealers Two of the Leading Scotch Whiskies WEST INDIA OIL COMPANY, S.A. DISTRIBUTORS Agents John F. Burrows & Co., Ltd. Front St. Hamilton Queen St. 6170C[«p.tp. **F lit1" " i 1 BATHROOM t'tte* !] FIXTURES SINKS ,vs/\^9 ELECTRIC PUMPS A WEEK OF BRITISH FLYING "5tw da s3 PIPE AND NEWS Eyes Sparkle if Bathed See the Splen di d Dh play FITTINGS THE WORLDS BEST FLYING- Daily in Salt, Boric Acid There'senergyandrosy cheeks too! Kellogg's are delicious and in our Sh rroonx BOATS in every cruiichy spoonful of crisp because they're oven- Kellogg's Corn Flakes. Serve fresh, thanks to the patent By JACQUELINE HUNT Flights undertaken in the ordinary heat-sealed WAXTITE bag. EAUT? and fashion are play- • the rest of the body. She may use them for breakfast, lunch or Phone 1192—1193 HARDWARE course cf maintaining regular trans B ing tag with each other this plain warm water with a pinch of supper with milk or cream. Demand Kellogg's Office 1078 port schedules are emphasizing al spring. Unusually lovely coiffures salt or boric acid in it or one of MASTERS CO. most daily the extraordinary quali demanded hats to show them off the commercial preparations con- Kiddies love Kellogg's Corn They're made better, packed ties of the Short Empire class flying- so we have the stunning crownless taining camphor and other sooth- Flakes—and thrive on them, better and taste better. 6821tth.tu. creations and tog Ingredients. An eye dropper boats, fourteen of which have now hats that are j may be used for the purpose, but I been delivered to Imperial Airways scarcely more! think an eye cup does a more sise^&s*^ since the first craft of the type made than head- thorough Job. Of course, it should At all its first flight in June last year. In bands. - be scalded after each using 1 10&* grocers These in turn Be very careful not to rub or | CORN THE ARRIVAL OF cidentally, delivery of so large a num demand flawless press the eyeballs especially on | FLAKES ber of 18-ton all-metal aeroplanes, foreheads and waking in the morning If you find $& OfUnwtMWRCT 8 fully equipped and ready for service, eyes that are it difficult to wake up, try dashing STEAMERS unusually big. i cold water over your lids or use an ||_ij55B*rl_ CORN FLAKES in twelve months from the date of ^JIMIMJJV. J.ll 1 T • || 778 lovely and ex- eye wash It not only refreshes the first flight is an achievement pressive Eye: your eyes but soothes and without precedent in civil aviation, make up basj strengthens them. OVEN-FRESH FLAVOUR-PERFECT- and is the subject of admiring com developed into The area surrounding the eyes ment by foreign experts. The boats delicately subtle is made up of delicate tissues and S" DC Newspapers—Standard are still leaving the Short works at ritual, that it is in this region that fine lines uss HUNT leaves vour eyes are first to appear Puffs around the rate of one every three or four to keeping with the eyes, crepy eyelids circles weeks; another fourteen at least are your costume and personality • around the eyes and swollen or required to fulfil the present de Since the beginning of civiliza reddened rims are blemishes that women frequently complain of and mands of Imperial Airways. tion, women have tried various tricks for enhancing their eyes. rightly so. Often a tittle care is all Six days ago the flying-boat "Oa- Eye mak«-up probably started in that is needed to clear up the con pella" left Southampton at 5.19 a.m. dition—sometimes other treatment Egypt and was perhaps used orig-1,. art„i,.ah,„ flew to Borne to pick up thirteen toally to protect the eyes from the \ r^l^ZZ a„* n^,„n^ ,„„„„ liSiiHIBffliiBlffll Cre in passengers and a heavy load of mail burning glare of the sun and sand I be treateP «d s witanh d lotwrinkles of rics hshoul fir c In a short space of left there by a sister vessel, and alight Bu__t .i„t didn'•-•»••t- tak•«"«;_w«u»cie womeni lontungs t"oJ I oils or special eye creams that ed again at Southampton at 9.3 p.m. discover that the blue-black pow- soften and nourisn toe skln -^^ From NEW YORK time men of all der they used on their eyelids | alternate warm and cold Steps were made at Marseilles to re IX. JTX .XT" Z". "1™=" **"",* I Qeeneedd alternate warm and added depth and juster to their | comrjrpssfcompresse«s tnt ofnn tonoe tlth^e «tt;,tissue. s and nations have come to fuel on the outward and return eyes and so "kohl" has been used by women ever since stimulate the circulation. You can know that the green flights. The distance of 2,000 miles also get special skin tomes and Bring you the latest Today, however, women realize astringents for this delicate area This effective remedy has a two-fold light spells safely at was accomplished easily in less than that eye make-up is only one step function. It may be used both externally sixteen hours, including three stops. Eye puffs and dark circles that the cross roads. The to loveliness. They work as hard do not respond to the above treat- and internally. It is truly the housewife's PAPERS Three days later the "Oapella" re to keep their eyes fresh strong j ment. should be referred to a phy- best friend, a marvellous reliever of pain. name Cerebos is the stored to schedule a service which and healthy as they do to keeplsician. However, if you find that Always keep it handy. then- nails manicured or make-up1 your health is good and vou do not and green light for table had been held, up by persistent bad So'J in one size onK-—never sold in bulk. properly applied They know thai | need glasses you may find vour Get die genuine. weather between India and Egypt. tired eyes are never lovely and try daily routine needs changing You salt — recognised Eleven passengers, and mails, arrived to ^escape them by avoiding the may not be getting enough sleep MAGAZINES things that cause them—dry hot 5 everywhere as thehall- at Alexandra a day late. They were j houses, too little fresh air. incor and rest or your diet mar need transferred to the "Capella," which attention. Try a brief nap in the NORTHROP 5 LYMAN CO., LIMITED. At the mark of excellence. rect lighting, wind and glare from afternoon, or going to bed half an ascended from the harbour at Alex the sun and water. j hour earlier with warm compresses andria at 1,30 a.m., and reached The wise woman sees to lt that 'over your eyes to relax tbem PHOENIX Southampton exactly on schedule at b*t sVM bwt ft ttall; bath juit Mcompletely , _ „ The Rexall Store 8 p.m. having flown more than 2,300 Across the Atlantic ocean, the of a number of American newspapers. miles, with stops at Crete, Brindisi "Cavalier" has inaugurated, in com Half an hour later the American boat Hamilton and Marseilles. The great comfort pany with a Pan-American Airways took off, with Colonel Munroe John G. E. Focused Tone Radios The Perfect of the boats, which have vibration- craft, the regular New York-Bermuda son, Assistant Secretary of Com Focustid tone means perfect tone through the medium TABLE SALT free and lofty cabins in which con run. The two aircraft left Port merce, and various government of of COLORAMA TUNING, AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY versation may be conducted in a Washington, Long Island, three days ficials on board. The "Cavalier" CONTROL, SLIDE RULE DIAL, *and STABILIZED whisper, and the provision of meals ago with forty guests. The "Ca decended at Hamilton, Bermuda, at SPEAKER. GJL. quality throughout, enhanced by strik and refreshments on board, make valier," which is exactly similar to 2.30 p.m. having flown 773 miles in 5 such a long day in the air. a pleasant the other Empire boats except for the ingly beautiful cabinets. hours 6 minutes at the average speed 8, 9 and 10 Tube Sets—Cabinet or Console Ladies' and untiring experience, and indicate provision of slightly augmented fuel made good of 151.5 m.p.h. The ITTLE DIZZINESS that the night-flying services of the capacity, was first away at 9.24 a.m. American boat followed her forty Priced from £16. 10. 0 I VE R BILIOUSNESS near future will enable even greater She carried Mr. J. 0. Cooper, vice- minutes later. The regular service GABARDINE SHORTS PILLS SALLOW SKIN *5 3 Convenient Terms Year Guarantee Cash Discount I CONSTIPATION distances to be flown as a matter of president of Pan-American Airways, for fare-paying passengers has now 8 ROBERT D. AITKEN, Queen St., Hamilton All colours course every twenty-four hours. and publishers, editors and reporters begun. 8/- The Bermuda Sports Shop BRINGING Front Street 6919«J«3f.eitp. OP Bermuda FATHER S. P. C. A. HENRY COOLIDGE ADAMS SECRETARY George KtW WINDSOR HOTSL SIDNEY O. SIMS INSPECTOR PHONE I7S3 McManns THE ROYAL GAZETTE AHD COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1937. Page 9 OVER THE RADIO TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES | WHITE SHOES WEAF WLW WJZ WABC GSG, O, F & B Step Into the 860 kilocycles 16.8; 19.7; 19.8 ft 31.5 m. 660 kilocycles 700 kilocycles 760 kilocycles DAVENTRY, ENGLAND NEW YOBK CINCINNATI NEW YORK NEW YORK Houseboat Hannah, sketch To be announced Salvation Army Staff Band The News and Announce Fashion Limelight 5.00 Arthur Lang, baritone ments The Adventures of Sari Life of Mary Sothern Singing Lady, musical plays Eton Boys—male quartet 5.25—Variety 5.15 Dan—sketch Doris Kerr, songs 525—Music by Coleridge White shoes fit perfectly into the summer Don Winslow of the Navy The Story Lady Taylor, the Victor Olof "^30 —Sketch Sextet scene. They're every woman's choice for Little Orphan Annie, Same as WEAF Jackie Heller, tenor Funny Things—Nora Ster 5.45 Sketch ling sport, spectator wear, and dress, and All-England Tennis Club Education in the News Toy Band; with Ray San- News Reporter. Harry Howard Phillips, baritone 6.00 non and Rex Griffith Kogen and his Orches Championship Meeting Triminghams' gives them the prominence tra News Reporter. Barry Tommy and Betty—sketch Hobart Bosworth—Dean they deserve in the newest, most varied 6.15 McKinley, baritone of Hollywood Press Radio News Press Radio News "John Londoner at Home" collection of American-made summer Press Radio News The In-Laws—sketch —26 6.30 shoes in Bermuda. Of course, white pre 6.35—Today's Sports—Ford The Revellers, male quar Sports Resume Paul 6.35 Bond tet Douglas dominates, all white, white-with-brown, Lowell Thomas, news com Gogo De Lys, songs Billy and Betty, dramat Same as WJZ 7.00—Close Down 6.45 ization mentator white-with-navy. There are opera pumps, GSP, 19.6 m., GSD, 25.5 m., Amos *n' Andy—sketch Eichstadt's String Ensem Mary Small, songs Poetic Melodies, Jack Ful sandals, and new hi-front slippers, all of 7.00 ble ton tenor with Orchestra GSB, 31.5 m., GSO, 19.7 m. 720—Orchestral Music them faithful replicas of what you get Uncle Ezra—sketch Fray and Bragotti, piano Ma and Pa—sketch 7.15 Rhythm in Song duo Big Ben. "Silver Spring." in Fifth Avenue shops. Day Line Movie Plot. Same as WJZ Lum and Abner Hollywood News—Orches tra and vocalists Shakespeares songs and 7.30 Critic & Commentator poetry Bob NewhalZ —sports talk Sisters of the Skillet Boake Carter 7.45 Bughouse Rhythm 25/- pa ir The BBC Empire Orchestra Cities Service Concert—Lu Pleasant Valley Frolics Irene Rich—drama Broadway Varieties—Os 8.00 cille Manners, soprano; car Shaw, baritone; Car- mela Ponselle, contralto Bourdon Orch.; Revel Clem McCarthy Interview 8.50—The BBC Dance Or 8.15 lers Quartet Frank Morgan chestra Same as WJZ Death Valley Days—sketch Hal Kemp's Dance Band. 8.30 Kay Thompson; The Rhythm Singers M5 Established 1844 Waltz Time—Frank Munn, Stories by Camers To be announced Hollywood Hotel: drama 9.10—The News and An 9.00 tenor; Lois Bennett, so tic musical revu* nouncements prano : Abe Lyman's Or 9.15 chestra 9.35—Close down Court of Human Rela- To be announced 9.30 tinos GSI, 19.6 m.; GSD. 25J m.; 9.45 GSC, 31.2 m.; GSF, 19.8 m. Orchestra under direction Big Ben. All-England Lawn First Nlghter, dramatiza Same as WEAF Jack Pearl as Baron Mun Tennis Club Champion 10.00 tion of Ferde Grofe, with vo ship Meeting chausen; Tommy Dor- cal ensemble soy's Orchestra IRDMN. TOVCHi 10.15 Babe Ruth Programme The Willie Walkes Octet 10.30 Jimmy Fidler and his Same as WEAF The Leidersingers—Carol Hollywood Gossip Deis, sopraon, and other? WEEK-END SPECIALS To be announced Vic and Sade — comedy Happy Times, musical Elza Schallert Reviews For End of the Week Treats 10.45 sketch memories Tomorrow's News Tonight. 11.10 — "Lick and Stick." News Reporter: 11.05—G. Amos *n' Andy—sketch News Reporter. Promen Revue of Stamps and 11.00 R. Holmes, Commentator Gus Amheim's Orches ade Concert; Roy tra stamp-collecting Shield's orchestra, A Jean Sablon, songs The Mad Hatterfields Capella Choir; Vivian MEAT DEPT. Delia Chiesa, soprano; 11.30 To be announced Barney Rapp's Orchestra tenor and commentator Frank Bailey's Orchestra LONG ISLAND DUCKS RABBITS 11.40—The News and An 1/6 Ib 2/- each 11.45 nouncements Larry Burke, tenor Paul Sullivan—news com Trump Davidson's Club Shep Field's Rippling Rhy- 12.05—Close down CHICKENS 12.00 mentator Esquire Orchestra thm Orchestra LAMB 3 to ZVi lbs 1/4 Ib 5 to 6 lbs 2/- lb Legs—Argentine I/- lb Wm. Powell and Myrna Loy are delightfully co-starred in Legs—Canadian 1/8 lb "After the Thin Man" which opens Wednesday evening at 2 lb BROILERS the Colonial Opera with the Hammond Organ recital. Shoulders—Arg. lOd Ib THE GOODY SHOPPE 2/- Ib Shoulders-Can. 1/4 lb 8 to 14 lb TURKEYS Lamb Chops 1/2 and 1/8 lb For Quality and Value 1/4 Ib VEAL xMOIRS' XXX CHOCOLATES Per lb. 3/6 PHEASANTS FULL CREAM EVAPORATED MILK (Tall tins) 12/- brace Shoulder 1/4 lb 4 Ad. or 4/3 per doz. Loin 1/8 lb CHOICE PINK SALMON Tall tins 7d.; Small tins 4id. PARTRIDGES TANNED DAMSONS Per tin 1/1 Fillet 2/4 Ib CANNED PEARS Per tin 1/2 4/- brace Cutlets 2/8 lb CANNED PEACHES Per tin 1/1 CANNED PINEAPPLE Per tin 1/i HAZEL HENS Assorted Cold Cuts 46 oz. DOLES PINEAPPLE JUICE 1/9 per tin 1/6 to 3/4 lb .IBBY'S PORK & BEANS. CAMPBELL'S PORK & 5/- brace BEANS 5d. and 9jd. per tin TOILET ROLLS 5d. each; 4/9 per doz. JOODY SHOPPE 7 O'CLOCK COFFEE 1/5 per lb. GROCERIES Frosted Fruits and Vegetables rawberries 1/6 per lb. Cherries. 1/6 per lb. BERMUDA WATERMELON \~\ jberries (in con- Blueberries (in contain- Guaranteed Ripe, 10 to 20 lbs tainers) ....1/- ers) 1/2 Cjpsrijkl, t337, *>y VzitihRtZ Lima Beans (in contain Peas (in containers) 1/3 ers) 1/3 Zke Indian print ba'cro with I 3^d lb Cut Corn (in contain- brkj •ftf.icd sleeves is teing feat Lring Beans (in contain- ures jar sparli a 'joett as *:veming ers) 1/2 ers) 1/2 near, it octoiWnes a whole series • STRING BEANS 5d 3 lbs 1/- 0) titf+rer.t 'eolcrs against -J nat- j WSJ coi.'.o7i haaktsrouad. The scarJ- CHOICE AMERICAN MEATS Is callnl a "J-rawer Shawl." and wj SWEET POTATOES lb 4d made of natural raw tSk & strifes i Per lb. Per lb. Worked Horse in an Unfit T.E.V. Monarch of Bermuda (Furn- of bmtdtd wlnr-i. tt Is also fea ess-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive tured as a /itwscJTwnc' done ir t/ouri- SQUASH lb 3d Porterhouse Steak 3/- Fiddle End Roast 2/6 Condition; Fined from New York on Sunday, July JUS draftings. 'orterhouse Roast 2/6 Veal Roast 1/8 4th, sailing on return trip the same Minute Steaks 3/- Veal Cutlets 1/10 Joseph Eoenezer Caesar was fined day. Agents, Watlington & Conyers. BERMUDA CELERY lb 6d Am. Rib Roast 2/2 Chickens (over 3 lbs) £2 in Hamilton Police Court yester Am. Loin Lamb Chops 1/10 2/- per lb.; Under 1/10 day morning when he was convicted CUCUMBERS lb 3d Am. Leg of Lamb 1/9 Turkeys 1/10 of ill-treating a horse by driving it in an unfit condition, a charge to which S. S. Lady Nelson (C.N.S.) is due to Use TOMATOES lb 4d COOKED MEATS he pleaded, not guilty. arrive from the West Indies John Caesar was charged with be today July 2nd,, sailing today Boiled Ham ..™..2/6 Bologna Sausage 1/6 ing the owner of the animal and for Halifax and Saint John via Bos Spiced Ham „„2/- Liverwurst —,..1/10 permitting it to be worked in shuch ton. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. Imported Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Salami 2/6 Luxury Loaf. —2/6 condition. Electricity Ox Tongue— 3/- Pork Tongue... ~ 2/6 The Magistrate, (Wor. H. Martin Godet) however, was not fully satis HONEY DEW MELONS, CANTALOUPES, fied that John Caesar was the owner S. S. Lady Drake (C.N.S.) is due to ARGENTINE MEATS and the charge was dismissed. arrive from Halifax and Saint John CHERRIES, PLUMS, PEACHES — ———o Amd Live Per lb. Per lb. via Boston on Monday, July 5th, sail BROCCOLI, CAULIFLOWER, MUSHROOMS, ing the following day for the West Legs of Lamb •V" Boneless Rib Roll 1/3 STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS Indies. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Oo. ICEBERG LETTUCE, CELERY. Shoulders of Lamb 1 I Classified Advertisements Annual Cash Sale Annual Cash Sale WANTED of slightly vised 100,000 used BERMUDA STAMPS— of slightly used Jubilee, Pictorial, Coronation. Best prices paid. Cash. Ernest J. Bell, The Bermuda Press. RALEIGH CYCLES 66375 f. eitp. HUMBER CYCLES Position wanted: By competent BOOK-KEEPER, efficient in typing and shorthand. Phone 2637. 6906*f-s- .« WADSONS at ASTW 6286CCf.eitp. 6287tHf.eitp. HELP WANTED COOK, General all duties, thorough TRINIDAD GOVERNMENT THREATENING, ABUSIVE CRAWLED UPSTAIRS LIKE ly experienced, references essential. WORDS CHARGE A CRAB A35/- per week. XYZ. Bookstore, FIXES 8-HOUR DAY You can buy "FROSTED FOODS" at most Grocery Stores Ireland Island. 6921*f. Complainant to Whom Fight Owing to Rheumatism In Her No Reduction in Pay, as Drltlmh but CLERK, for grocery store, Hamilton. Might Prove Fatal Knees Apply in own handwriting, con Example to Other Employers fidential to Box 6915 Bda. Press. Joseph Dolphin was bound over It was not a very dignified way of "BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS" 6915..I. POET OF SPAIN, July 1. (CP)— in Hamilton Police Court yesterday going upstairs, but she had rheu 6915 f. An eight-hour day lor all skilled CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED FROM in the sum of £10 to keep the peace matism in her knees, and it was OKifbridgCi Government workmen with no re for one year when he was convicted the best she could do, at the time. duction of pay was established yes v of using threatening and abusive Since then, she has been taking terday, a further gesture of the Gov [ungTbnie THE STORES OF 0. R. LOBLEIN, LTD. words towards William Allen in Kruschen Salts, and now feels 20 FOR SALE ernment to lead the way in a settle Devonshire last Tuesday. Dolphin years younger. Read her letter:— m ment of the island wide strikes. Hun denied the charge and attempted to "I had very painful gout in my big COUGHS& 21' SPEED BOAT, good condition, dreds of public works labourers turn toe and could only get upstairs like ed out to work yesterday at an in even instruct the Magistrate, the COLDS Chrysler motor. 'Phone 2733. Worshipful H. Martin Godet, how to a crab owing to rheumatism in my CHOICE "BIRDS EYE" FROSTED MEATS 6858*s. eitp f2. creased minimum wage fixed by the knees. It is over three years ago Of all < conduct the case. JUST RECEIVED Governor, but no compromise has since I commenced taking Krus One DAY BED, complete, one Mr. A. R. Vaucrosson appeared for UN been reached in the oilfields and chen Salts. I must say on damp Single Bed, with mattress. Reason the prosecution. The complainant, most other strikes, although peaceful days I stall have a little gout, but my able. Apply Bermudiana Building. he said, had a weak heart. negotiations are proceeding. knees are quite better. I am over 6905*f. Governor Fletcher took a personal Allen, in the witness box, told the 60 years of age, have a complexion Get a bottle today hand yesterday in mediation of the Court that a fight might prove fatal like a girl's, and feel very fit. I am there is no satisfactory substitute GUERNSEY COW, with first Calf strike by stevedores and lightermen to him. Dolphin knew this he said. fully repaid for taking a half tea- for this famous British preparation BIRDS EYE two months' old. Guaranteed to which forced several ships to sail How Dolphin cursed him and told him spoonful of Salts each morning in a Sole Distributor: give good milk. Joe Repose, Fort without discharging the cargoes. He to come into the road to fight was re cup of hot water."—(Mrs.) A.W. Hamilton. interviewed a large group of men on lated by the complainant, who said The pains and stiffness of rheu NICHOLL & ASHTON FROSTED FOODS 6914*f. behalf of employers and made an that Allen had a hatchet with him. matism axe caused by deposits of offer of a flat twenty per cent increase Dolphin claimed that Allen did all needle-pointed uric acid crystals in M*Gl9.*S?PKT »OFF« in wages temporarily, pending inves the cursing and threatening. the muscles and joints. The six Spring Lamb Roasts Minute Steaks FOR RENT tigation of details if they return to Several witnesses for both sides salts in Kruschen stimulate your Lamb Chops Sirloin Steaks work. The men promised to consider w«re called. liver and kidneys to healthy, regu Tenderloin Steaks the offer and answer today. lar action; assist them to get rid of DWELLING HOUSE situated at the There is no sign of further violence CYCLE EXPORTS UP BY 51 the excess uric acid which is the Flatts, known as ROCK-DALE. FRESH VEGETABLES FRESH FRUITS and the men of the "Ajax" and "Exe PER CENT cause of all your suffering. Living-room, dining-room, three ter" are amusing themselves plzying Fresh Asparagus 1/6 lb. Rhubarb 6d. lb. bedrooms, bath and Mtchen. Also cricket and football with the resi Iceberg Lettuce lOd. hd. Apples §d. lb. large basement. Reasonable rent. dents. 8.S.A. Record for Last Ten Boston Lettuce 7d. hd. Grapes 1/6 lb. •Phone 1694. 6849*s. ei to f2. Months ED WYNN NAMED IN TAX Cauliflower 1/- lb. Watermelons (large) 4d. lb. Cucumbers 4d. each Plums 1/- lb. Five-room COTTAGE furnished. WORLD NEWS BRIEFS An increase of 51 per cent, in the EVASION PROBE Also unfurnished Apartments. export of bicycles during the past ten PROTECT THEM WITH FRESH MEATS 'Phone 1976. months as compared with the same 6860*s. ei to f2. ANTIGUA. July 2. (CP)—George Continued from Page 1 Pork Sausages 1/6 lb. Canadian Broilers 2/- lb. Sumner Hand, formerly the Dean period last year is reported by the f>re)-p%f?ac-tte Beef Sausages 1/2 lb. Attractively furnished APARTMENT: tax reductions of another similar of Antigua, has been consecrated B.S.A. Company. The export of motor Canadian Rib Roll 2/- lb. Argentine Chickens.1/6 lb. conveniently, pleasantly situated, sum. Bishop. The ceremony took place at cycles has increased by 17 per cent, Canadian Porterhouse Tenderloin Steak....l/10 lb. frigidaire, garden etc. Long or St. Paul's Cathedral, London. in the same period. Alfred Sloan, chairman of General 2/8 lb. short lease. J. Critchley, Dial Lamb Chops 1/2 lb. "We are finding cycles and motor Motors, on Wednesday issued a Canadian Veal (boneless) 2749. statement saying that of every dollar PORT OF SPAIN, July 2. (CP)— cycles in persistent demand by Over 1/8 lb. Pork Chops 1/6 lb. 6904*f.m. The Sea Island Cotton Association seas governments for police, postal he received in income last year, has announced the receipt of a cable or other services, in addition to an eighty cents went to the Federal or from London reporting no business increasing interest in B.SJL machine state government or charities. Sloan Rouses and Cottages in sea island cotton. The spinners shown by the general public," said issued the statement after the pub for RENT an-1 for SALE lication of statements by Arthur uing to hold off owing to Mr. J. W. Bryan, director, in an 4m GERALD GRAY interview today. Kent, Assistant Counsel-General of O.R. LOBLEIN, Ltd. the recent reaction in commodities, MRS. CHAMPNESS "During the last few months we the United States Treasury Depart MAIN STORE, FRONT STREET. HAMILTON expecting sea island sellers to take York House, Front St. West have supplied the South African ment, in Washington, mentioninj Dial 1083 or 1126 reduced prices. miracle Dial 2715. Cables "Houses" police with 200 motor cycles and side the motor magnate as one of a group I SOMERSET STORE cars. The Egyptian government who have used technicalities to evade TUCKER'S TOWN STORE BOWMANVTLLE, Ont. July 1. (CP) Dial 8132 Dial 7276 —Three persons were killed here late have ordered 150 motor cycles and we tax payments. Ma* on Wednesday when two cars side- have supplied 125 machines for the BAILEYS BAY STORE WARWICK STORE Gosling Real Estate Compasy Batavian police. swiped on a sharp curve. Dial 7307 Dial 2392 ARTHUR C. N. GOSLING "Other recent B.S.A. motor cycle MRS. R. G. ROBINSON LONDON. July 1 (BOP)—The bye- orders include machines for postmen GIRL GUIDES' DIARY electi.on at Saint Ives, Cornwall, in Baghdad and Damascus, for the Furnished Houses caused by the elevation to the peer Army in Southern Rhodesia, fori age of Mr. Walter Eunciman, Liberal traffic police in the Dutch East Indies Continued from Page 1 HEALTH AND BEAUTY for rent and for goldfield inspectors in Western Nationalist, was declared today after foreign language and it turned out Every woman can become the centre of attraction. Vivacity Properties for Sale , a recount as follows: A. Beechman, Australia." —o to be Polish! Guiding has increased and beauty, the normal results of perfect health, are en Liberal Nationalist, 13,044; Isaac in India during the last year, more by sured when your system is freed from the toxins which BANK OF BDA BUILDING Foot, Liberal, 12,834; majority 210. far than any other Country in the affect both your health and looks. Eliminate these Did 2066 2014 Cable Carbrook Saint Ives was the ninth of twelve BUSINESS WANTED BY WEST t World. The Chief Guide closed by dangerous toxins by drinking ENO'S Fnrit Salt* regu JSHfqtii.rftp. bye-elections that were pending and INDIAN LEAGUE saying that she hoped, in fact be larly. ENO, pleasant-tasting and invigorating, will Government supporters have won all lieved that at last the West was giv ensure you natural health and beauty all your life. nine. MONTREAL, July 1. (CP)—H. C. ing something back to the East. first thing every morning Collier, secretary of the Canadian It is only by going to such meet The Southern Eailways main line West Indian League, speaking at a ings as these that one can possibly Sold Everywhere BUTTERFIELD & COMPANY electrification between London and io three sizes. luncheoD in Montreal on Wednesday, realize the real meaning of Guiding. Trial Portsmouth, completed at a cost of After tea. the Chief Guide met each REGULAR ENOS FRUITSALT Real Estate said he hoped Canadian and West Large Household £3,000.000, was opened today. The Indian businessmen soon would meet country separately. Miss Robinson new service will double the number and I went in together. She re for Health and Vigour all your life. to revise the 1925 trade treaty between We have enquiries for furnished of trains along this 74-mile route. marked how lucky we were in hav the two countries. . Houses, Cottages and properties in Collier declared that mutual trad ing and knowing the Ex-Chairman Somerset, St. George's and St. ing was a mutual benefit in the case of the world Committee, Mrs. Stor- David's. of the two countries and added that row. I told her how thrilled we were Lightless, Driverless Baggy over the Rally, and how terribly nice the total trade expenditures between Those interested, kindly com Canada and the Islands had risen everybody had been to us. It was a. A horse attached to a buggy is tied municate— from $2,500,000 in 1898, to $30,000,000 most delightful afternoon. up by the reins. 1-j.e reins loosen Tels. 2044 - 2045 in 1936. He said that despite the fact and the horse stans off with the SIX OUT OF that a minority of Canadian business Bermuda Wove buggy. Such was the story told in men considered the West Indies SIX PERFECT Hamilton Police Court yesterday market a cheap one, the above fig morning when Arthur Monckman ures belied that opinion and in FOR SALE was charged before the Wor. H. M. dicated that there are great possi F. J. & F00TE Agent Note Paper Godet with allowing a horse and bug bilities between the countries. The building and premises situate gy to stray on the public road without o———• at the corner of Wesley and Victoria two lighted lamps attached. Golden Brown BLUE and WHITE Streets in the City of Hamilton The candles had burned out the known as "THE VICTORIA CASH driver said, when he found the WHOLE NON-INTERVENTION "Whole Wheat" Bread GROCERY** together with the stock horse and vehicle in Hamilton. He IN BALANCE IF NO AGREE in trade. was convicted and bound over. 100 sheets of Paper and Envelopes For further particulars, apply to: MENT CAN BE REACHED The foremost bakers of the HALLETT and WHITNEY, world have provided formu Burnaby Street, Hamilton, FAR EAST TROUBLE Continued from Page 1 las and recipes for satisfying 2/- box Attorneys for the^Owner. the most fastidious tasve. 6818fw.eitp. Ha" declared editorially on Thursf We are in possession of TOKYO, July 1. (CP)—Japanese day that Italy will not withdraw her these fine recipes and use newspapers charged on Thursday volunteers from Spain, and accused only the best materials and that Russia has a fleet of forty war France and Britain of violating the foodstuffs in preparing The Bermuda Press, Ltd. ships, heavy contingents of troops, European non-intervention agree goods for you. airplanes and tanks ready for action ment. The article was entitled Reid Street POSTAGE STAMPS along the Amur River on the Siberian "Volunteers and London." It as frontier, where three Russian gun serted that the "Reds (Spanish Insist on having the fineet For Collections boats Wednesday were reported to Government) were first to give the "WHOLE WHEAT* BREAD have engaged in battle with Japanese- Spanish civil war the character of a Baked fresh daily European war" and charged that BERMUDA Manchoukouan artillery. RARE STAMPS. The Japanese and Russian Govern fifty thousand foreign volunteers SUNLIGHT SOAP and ments have exchanged sharp protests from every part of Europe had arrived British Colonial Rarities sent on approval to serious on the basis of the reported clash be in Spain from France by the second QUALITY BAKERY. LTD. Drink it for BRITISH WEST INDIES half of 1936. Not until 1936 did Fas gives you collectors tween Soviet and Manchuokuoan Dial 2158 BREAKFAST and SUPPER T. ALLEN., cist volunteers begin to depart for forces near Sennfuf Island in the dis 76t«.tp. Frinton-on-Sea, ERNEST J. BELL puted Amur River section. Spain, the editorial said. cleaner, whiter linens Essex, England Bermuda Press. Hamilton i-t ssseasw mmmm