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>VOL. 33 NO. 294 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1953 6D PER COPY Anger In France Over Presidential Election Farce; Laniel Withdraws VERSAILLES, France, December 22 (Reuter).—In the face of rising national indignation, the burly millionaire Soviet Note On Premier, M. Joseph Laniel, staunch supporter of the Euro­ pean Anriy Plan, tonight withdrew from the fight for the Atomic Pool Gets Presidency. His announcement, made through a spokesman, said he Mixed Reception would retire in favour of another Conservative candidate, as yet unnamed. (Special through Reuter) His announcement came after a day of party haggling LONDON, December 22. — The decided on after 10 ballots of both Houses of Parliament Foreign Office said today that the failed to give an absolute majority to any one candidate. Russian reply to President Eisen­ This means tbat M. Laniel baa hower's proposed international made farther concessions peaceful atomic research pool was throughout the day. Last night "obviously a welcome develop­ Labour Trouble he said he would retire from tbe ment.* contest if tiie coalition govern- Sir Winston Churchill was re­ I ment could agree on a replace­ ported to be "jubilant," and to Ip France Halts ment. Tonight he was willing to believe the reply should lead to ignore tte tact that the Radic^^'^^^^^'^rtdied Party, strongly represented to his project for a conference between Xmas Mails cabinet, had not agreed with the the leaders on Russia and the other coalition Hamilton Rotary Club held its annual Christmas party for children parties over a West, the London Evening Star yesterday wten youngsters from the Ridgeway Home and sons and PARIS, December 22 (Reuter). candidate said. — Renewed Labour unrest in PRIDE STUNG The Conservative Evening daughters of members were guests and were seated at tables with Hamilton Rotary France today spread to key postal France wept to bed tonight Standard said the next move was their hosts. In tbe background on right, Mr. Horace Ward (club workers, who turned their backs with her national pride stung as up to President Eisenhower, either Upper House Approves! president) is seen welcoming tbe children. (Story elsewhere on on a flood of Christmas mail to it has not been since the war-time to set a date and time for a meet­ this page.) Have Children protest against the Government's capitulation to the Nazis. ing to talk about an atom pool or wages policy. Six marathon days of political to ask the United Nations to make They staged partial walk-outs bickering had by tonight brought I such arrangements, Budget; Liabilities And As Their Guests at mail offices in Paris and lead­ the "non-political'' election of the However, most British news­ ing provincial towns and held a President of the Republic to a papers outside the capital were night meeting to decide whether complete standstill. cool to the Russian note. The Some 40 youngsters — children to call a total postal strike over The combined members of the Edinburgh Scotsman believed the of rqembers and 16 from the Christmas. Chamber of Deputies and tbe Russians were playing world Assets Reports Mooted Ridgeway Home — sat down to The first signs of new labour Senate bad voted 10 times without politics and saw their note as pure Christmas dinner at the Ber­ trouble came four days ago. Two bringing the absolute majority propaganda. The Cardiff, Wales, mudiana Hotel yesterday as guests needed to invest a President. Western Mail, the Yorkshire Post The 1954 Budget was approved by the Legislative Council j of Hamilton Rotary Club at its thousand civil aviation technic­ annual children's Christmas party. ians went an strike for more I Today's voting was cancelled land even the Manchester yesterday at its last meeting before Christmas — four days wages, paralysing international and what the French call "poli­ Guardian, which usually looks after members had complained that copies had not reached The ate turkey, ice cream, air traffic at all airports. tical consultations'' began behind | kindly upon Russian activities, them in sufficient time to enable them to give it the attention apples, oranges, nuts and candy Their action completely halted tbe scenes in a desperate effort j also saw the note as propaganda and added to the festive mood by all traffic today. Hundreds of to find an agreed candidate for J and felt that Russia made its reply it deserved. The Council also passed the Appropriation Act donning party hats pulled out air passengers, many travelling to i an llth ballot tomorrow. < only ir. an effort to confuse its which gives effect to the Budget. from crackers. The prospects were dim. the United States for Christmas, I enemies and make friends of fools. Despite members' complaints T~ The whole gathering sang carols were forced to take a train or bus Meanwhile public indignation Ihe Communist Daily Worker led by "Uncle" Joe Outerbridge at tfacs farcfcl* situation mounted . ^ last Friday the Estimates of Dor/vf C+rtlYin hhrtXJ to Belgium to board airliners. Mked what was the use Russia Revenue and Expenditure pro- rClUT jTufTip IVlUy with Mr. Anthony Ferraz at the throughout the cog an(J fhe United state8 talking piano. FARMERS' PROTEST Millions of ,ordfiMry French­ duced no direct comment yester- -»•—_»_»* about atoms if tbe United States day although they gave the _$on. C**»U flv/Qr •P/flfl In a short address, the Rev. Eric In central France, farmers to-1 men, accustomed to4»ok jupan the would not -destroy its stock of day again campaigned against Presidency • a§ " an august .'office Sir Howard Trott an opportunity ICI Lll V/VCI JJi \J\J Rule told tte children that what atom bombs. "Conversations to suggest fhe Government draw mattered most about Christmas Government agricultural policy well a bov.., political biAer about atomic weapons seem par- was that they were happy. by erecting barricades across the muttered ..^Slight against fl-j-i 'irutorly purposeless if they do up a balance shwt about every ^ worW, rm sta to f politicians at the "Cdrn-vai ol "We ar"e. happy today because main roads. Police stood By not lead to this end," tte Com­ five years stating the Colony s ^5 d p t is to be prevent disorder. Versailles." Jesus has ! come into the world munist paper said. •^"SXSSrS- the Publicly auctioned, in" England to save us. But sometimes we p. Government revenue workers, All but four of the 19 Presi­ Budget was resumed in committee "«* February It is expected to re llse 0 re an 7 don't understand what a big dif­ who collect taxes on tobacco and dents elected to the third Re­ from tte previous meeting Sir ? ™ * * °°- .„ J public's 80-year history have In 1848o e S Ste ference His coming made," he alcohol, also struck today for 24 tbe public gaze of the TV Howard .eierred to the acquisi- L .u R HL /° ^ ,Lr„? said. hours to Alsace, Limoges, Angers gone in on a single ballot; the cameras. tion of United Kingdom lands Hamilton, Bermuda, WB. Perot, I and other provincial towns. four others on only two. READY FOR TROUBLE here by the Bermuda Govern- was losing money. There were j Mr. Rule remarked that if they As today's labour agitation The Government is plainly con­ Strong police and Army re­ ment * at that time no Bermudian were to see the way in which mounted, Government officials cerned with tte rising undertone serves are being kept la the area The £350,000 (down payment) stomps and toe procedure was to j people lived in "heathen coun­ replied that the wave of mass of discontent, expressed by of the old palace — the Paris mob which Bermuda was to pay a*"10 in the letters and pay the | tries" tte difference would be strikes last August were sparked virtually every newspaper in the marched on it once before, at the Britain for tte lands would have postage (Id. tor local mau). most noticeable. by postal workers. But the pre­ country aad by threatening labour time of the French Revolution. to come out of either the Reserve Perot had provided a post box "A long time ago in Italy a sent unrest does not herald an­ disputes. Government business — in­ Fund or tte Budget surplus, he into which letters — and pennies new-born baby used to be placed other nation-wide stoppage, they Today's session was to be cluding foreign policy matters claimed. — could be dropped when the at his father's feet. If he picked said. televised. The Government hur­ now frith tte East-West cold war As far as he could see the I one-man office was closed. But up the child the baby was ac­ The postal workers and revenue riedly cancelled the arrangements apparently developing a new Budget was simply a statement frequently there were more let- | cepted as a member of the family, men involved in today's action and the tumultous session at phase — is at a virtual standstill. of tte Colony's cash account but ters than pennies so te converted . but if not he would be placed which further balloting was outside the door and left. are backed by the Communist-led postponed until tomorrow escaped Coatinued an Pace 14 it did not say what other assets the circular mark normally a p- General Confederation of Labour or l iabil ities we had. plied jto letters, wrote in the "Nothing like that could happen and the Socialist Force Ouvriere. MO nramrF FNTRV words "One penny" and signed to you because we have all grown up knowing about Jesus," te Farmers and peasants are act­ NO DOUBLE ENTRY K^ mme ^j^ He mld ^ ing on their own initiative against "Under this system of accounts stamps to people wishing to mail added low prices fixed by tbe Govern­ I can see no room for double letters when his Post Office was After the party tte. children ment for their produce. Roaring Welcome For entry whatever. We have pur- | closed, were taken to the Little Theatre where they saw a newsreel of the Cntimmi *m Page 3 chased the land for £790,000 and These smiling countenances greeted the Governor and Lady Hood our reserve is debited to tbe Queen's visit to Bermuda and extent of toe initial cash payment, when they visited tte Sunshine League's Home yesterday as part of Jamaica, cartoons and comedy leaving £400,00 liability to be a day's round of visiting such institutions. "shorts." Queen, At New Zealand paid off,*' he said. The show was arranged by Mr. US. AGAINST SOVIET Sir Howard suggested that M. A. Gibbons, a member of tte once every five years or so the club. PARLEY PRE-CONDITIONS AUCKLAND, NX, December i ernment House residence where Government should give a re­ 22 (Reuter). — Ihe Queen step­ they will stay during their visit capitulation of Bermuda's entire ped ashore from tbe Royal yacht here. financial position, showing school Governor And Wife Visit WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (Reu­ Gothic today while thousands of Parallels to London in Corna- buildings, public property and so ter) — Mr. John Foster Dulles. New Zealanders on surrounding tion-time abounded today as the UJ5. TO KEEP WEATHER U.S. Secretary of State, said to­ forth so that both Houses of the vantage points roared their ac­ city, packed with visitors, braced Legislature could see just what day the United States will not clamation of their sovereign. itself tor the welcome with first SHIPS IN ATLANTIC accept any dangerous "pre-condi­ the standing was. Two tugs brought toe Gothic aid stations, wooden barricades "Over the years we have spent 3 Children's Homes tions" ." imposed by the Soviet and miles of bunting and coloured WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (Reu­ Union for atomic peace talks. into dock as a light rain fell on | enormous sums of money on unworried citizens of tte most re­ lights. .building up hospitals, schools and ter). — Ihe United States today Ujm\ was asked after a luncheon mote dominion of tte far-flung £50 A PLACE other property — all of which is In a 75-minute tour yesterday announced that it would co­ address to the National Press British Commonwealth. Sightseers with money to spare of value to this Government," he morning tte Governor (Sir Alex­ IB. SEAL SALE NEAR operate with 14 Western countries Club whether yesterday's Soviet The Governor-General, General I paid up to £50 for a place along added. It was 50 years before the ander Hood) and Lady Hood de­ in keeping a fleet of weather ships reply agreeing to private talks on Sir Willoughby Norrie, boarded tte procession route, while hun­ The Hon. Leon Fox thought a stamps became known to collec- lighted the children of three resi­ in the North Atlantic. President Eisenhower's atom lot was to be said for Sir tors and the specimen to be sold dential homes near Hamilton — ITS RECORD GOAL bank plan contained any "trap." the Royal yacht first to welcome j dreds with more enthusiasm than This is a reversal of the deci­ the Queen officially to her New money camped out in the streets. Howard's idea. was the second to be discovered those of the Sunshine Home, The sion to withdraw the ships which, He replied: "I do not think there Zealand kingdom. Cars filled with slumbering pas­ "I do think the actual position ] —in 1898. Ten In all are now I Haven and the Ridgeway Home. As another Christmas T.B. Seal when announced last October, is anything in the Soviet note sengers jammed along tte streets of our resources should be recorded. sale draws to a close reports in­ which would mean that accep­ The predicted drizzle failed to The Governor and Lady Hood caused considerable concern dampen tbe fervent reception the around the harbour during the shown," he declared. An example, the only one on left a hamper containing a turkey, dicate that the highest goal ever among the other participating tance would jeopardise discus­ Pointing out that a Government set — £5,000 — has been nearly sion of the plan of tte President. many thousands of New Zealand­ night. complete letter, made £556 in candies, plum puddings and other nations. ers gathered here had planned to Four emergency first aid posts was not run in the same manner Coatinued aa Page 3 Christmas fare at each home. reached. The response of the "Of course, in all of these as an ordinary business the Hon. public has been as good as ever, An emergency meeting of the matters the Soviet Union consis­ give the Queen. But the day was were set up to handle fainting The first call was at the Sun- International Civil Aviation Or­ darkened by tragedy. cases. First aid men were as­ Sir Eldon Trimingham said that, shine Home. They were met by as the vast majority of the people tently attempts to create pre­ unlike a commercial undertaking, of Bermuda know what the T.B. ganisation was called in Mon­ conditions ior a conference which One Royal New Zealand Air signed to mingle with tbe crowds, Mrs. V.O*D King (president of the treal to consider the position and and radio-equipped ambulances tte Government got no revenue Sunshine League), Mrs. W. R. Association stands for and of the will gain many of the results Force fighter crashed and another from its capital expenditures. Britain warned the organisation is still reported missing after toured the city. SIR WINSTON GETS Robinson (treasurer), Mrs. C. G. work that is being done, the As­ which it would hope to get out of MIGHT HAVE TO BORROW sociation's bulletin notes. that a reduction in the weather a conference. . . . running into severe weather con- | Wooden barricades were thrown I Hinson (secretary) and Mrs. A. E. ship service would have a marked ditions while flying out to escort up to protect plate glass windows Sir Howard retorted that.even A MONSTER TURKEY Stowe (matron). The present effect on the safety and efficiency "They think we are so eager to building began to be adapted There are others who do not have a conference that by offer­ toe Gothic toto port. along the Royal route, and police governments had to borrow and still others who. not know­ of Transatlantic flights. The fate of oae pilots is un­ laid in an emergency supply of money and that possibility for LONDON, Dec. 22 (Reu­ I about three years ago and yes­ ing it we will pay a price giving Bermuda might come sooner than terday tte children gathered to ing, feel in a strong position to France and Sweden joined to them greater advantage than they known. One of them, Squadron dolls and teddy bears to cahn the ter.).—Britain's biggest tur­ criticise. This year for the first deploring any reduction. Leader M. T. Stevens, was a mem­ children ttey assumed would lose many people thought. key arrived at No. 10 meet toe Governor and Lady could hope to get out of a confer­ "What assets have we?" he Hood in a downstairs room which time in all tiie Seal sales there (The decision means that ence." ber of the R.N.Z.A.F. detachment their parents in crowds. Downing Street today for have been little areas of discon­ sent to the Coronation in June. Tbe Queen's arrival was pre­ asked. "As far as tte foreseeable Sir Winston Churchill's was recently added. There are weather station vessels of the Mr. Dulles added: "We are on future is concerned I think Ber­ 21 resident children and some 10 tent and questioning. U.S. will continue to come to to that game." SWOLLEN POPULATION ceded by a message of thanks Christmas table. Auckland's suddenly swollen from the Gothic for a welcome muda's income is assured, but It is a 40-pound torn "casuals." Commenting on this the bulle­ Bermuda on stand-by search and population turned out early today radioed by Mr. Holland. one never knows. Land has value reputed to be tbe largest When the Governor and Lady tin States: "This is perhaps a rescue duty, as they have been to greet the Queen and the Duke "My husband and I send our and buildings have value. I think Hood made their entrance tte doing now for some months). we should show it." bred in Britain this season. healthy sign that even greater in­ of Edinburgh on the first major most sincere and cordial thanks Lady Churchill accepted children sang fer their benefit terest in the problem is being Royal Gazette and Weekly stop of the Royal couple's Com­ for your message of welcome," Sir Eldon: "I am not arguing "We wish you a merry Christmas against it. But to tte final the bird as a gift from tte stirred up in our community. Per­ monwealth tour. the Queen, said. "As our ship ap­ Turkey Dealers' Associa- and a happy New. Year" and chance some of it is no doubt due proaches we both look forward analysis the revenue of this "Jingle Bells" to the ac­ Royal Gazette Tomorrow Air and naval escorts left tte Colony is dependent on the tton. companiment of gramophone re­ to ""lack of knowledge, and we harbour before dawn to escort the with ever-growing eagerness to Minutes after tiie monster must bend greater efforts towards our first meeting with my people ability of tte taxpayers to pay. cords. The distinguished visitors Both Ihe Royal Gazette and Gothic toto port _ and greet the Whether we ' .ave one million or turkey made its appearance expressed their appreciation and stamping this out, for public en­ Tte Royal Gazette Weekly wiU Queen before she set foot on New of New Zealand." two million pounds worth of two - more smaller gift also chatted with several of tte lightenment will prevent both the be published tomorrow due to the Zealand's shores. From the yacht Another message iropn toe buildings has no bearing on tiie turkeys arrived for tte youngsters. Ttey looked round disease and criticism." pub|j_ holidays oh Friday and a message had promised tbat the Gothic reported a "landfall" matter." Prime Minister from ad­ mirers. the premises, noting additions The bulletin once more sug­ Saturday. Royal passengers also would be party on board to celebrate the Sir Howard: "Yes and no. We and improvements, and voiced *& ^ The Royal Gazette Christmas up at the crack of dawn to' make approaching arrival at Auckland. are going to change the picture Sir Winston and Lady admiration for the work being gests and stresses tte need for an greetings edition, comprising 32 the most of their first day in the After carol singing and a dance, of our present statement of Churchill will celebrate done. annual conference of local or­ pages, will be distributed at the little nation. the Queen gave Christmas pre­ assets and liabilities within .a Christmas with a simple ganisations who raise £1,000 or Close to 200,000 persons — 10 sents to members of her household family party at Chequers, Next place to be visited was more a year. Others could sit in usual time. The Royal Gazette month. The Haven, which at present i is Weekly with tte eight - page per cent of the nation's population staff. "Our liabilities are going to be his official country resi­ as observers. Such a meeting dence. Their three catering for 13 children aged would serve many useful pur­ &r#/J^ colour comic supplement and The — packed Queen Street's "Royal New Zealand is the first major increased by £400,000 and we eight years and upwards. Among Family Weekly Magazine will be mile" hours in advance to watch stop on tte Queen's six-month are not going to have anything to daughters, Diana, Mary and poses. They could hear of each Sarah, will be present as the welcoming party were Mrs. other's work, learn of each other's on sale during Thursday morning. the Queen and Duke begin their tour of tte British Commonwealth show for it on tte books. I just I. Ratteray, Mrs. W. Parker and Deadline for advertising copy 10-minute drive to tte town hall. Previously she has visited Ber­ think we should have." well as their only son, aims and points of view and plan Randolph. Miss E. Crawford, all members their fund raising drives so as not in next Monday's issue of The After a civic reception there muda, Panama, tite Fiji Islands The Estimates were adopted CoatiaoeJ •• Page 10 Royal Gazette is 5 p.m. today. ttey moved on to tte official Gov­ and Tonga. without further discussion. to clash and overlap. Page 2 TKE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1953 business, and are passed on to 'MISSING" MAN FOUND OJije ibgal (Sazrttt 77/£Y 547 the public. EARTH TREMORS SHAKE NO BRITISH PLAN YET . Published Dally He mentions tte duty he had to Mr. David Repose Moniz, wbo Incorporating By A. M. PURCELL Letters To The Editor pay on one diesel engine. Could FOUR GREEK AREAS FOR OIL SETTLEMENT had been reported as being Tha Royal Gazette (Est. 182S). That before one has got over the any one stay in business unless WAJ excitement of the first test missing from bis borne at Flatt's The Colonist and Daily New* (Correspondents are reminded that letters must be accompanied by the names these costs were passed on to tiie ATHENS, Greece, Dec. 22 Hill, Smith's Parish, since Friday, (Est. 1866). matcb the second match is upon and addresses of IM senders, not necessarily for publication but as proof of . LONDON, Dec. 22 (Reuter).— the writers' bona fides.) consumer of electricity? Manage­ (Reuter). — Hundreds ran from Britain's Charge d'Affaires in was yesterday found living with NE'{ ment's first duty is to tte stock­ toeir homes this morning when Persia, Mr. Dennis Wright, has no friends at Shelly Bay. — Shi December 20th. 1953. a graduate, who in his own coun­ holder, management cannot af­ tumbll The Editor, try is expected, as a matter of Agrinion, in central Greece, was plan "at tte present time" to That there should be a very large ford any philanthropy. shaken, by a severe earth tremor. more attendance. The Royal Gazette. course, to teach up to university present for solving tte 30-month- be to make contact with the The dictionary says the mean­ Simultaneously a district of old Anglo-Persian oil dispute, a about * • * Dear Sir, standard. The honours graduate Persian Government, be said. will not be attracted to Bermuda ing of equity is the amount that west Greece suffered its 53rd tre- Foreign Office spokesman said Mr. Wright is expected to see Mai Tbat tbat is if people* have tune Quot homines, tot sententiae — property is worth beyond what is nor since November 30. today. were .S. _.nd Canada Representative: to spare from their shopping. To. every man. his opinion. Edu­ if he is expected to teach only the Foreign Minister. Abdullah 8. S. Koppe ft Company. Ine junior children or the "skimmed owed on it. So the equity in the Entezam, tomorrow. outlool cation, like religion and politics, Ruins fell down in the Ionian Mr. Wright's first object would an eas 630 Fifth Avenue * * * milk" of the higher age groups. Electric Light Co. is tte dividends island of Cephalonia, devastated New York City Tbat everyone admires the deco­ suffers most from the application that are declared. , follow! ef this ancient maxim. All are If Bermuda is to produce pupils by earthquakes in August, during United Kingdom Representatives: rations. of Rhodes Scholarship and uni- I On a man's bouse that is mort­ repeat tremors yesterday. The -'talk o| Africa & Colonial Press Agency, Ltd a m . • a zealous to leap into the arena, for plan f 8 Red Lion Square education is indeed fair game. versity calibre it must first at­ gaged where is tte equity? If te shocks were also felt in the That some of them should be con­ tract tiie honours graduate and owns his house outright, where is neighbouring islands of Zante and "pool.' London. W.C.I. England. Ibis interest is highly commen­ Aire: tinued through the year. dable but does not, ipso facto, ex­ specialist teachers into its schools the income? His taxes have to Ithaca. One. powerful and two Proprietors: * * * by paying commensurate salaries, come out of his salary whether it lesser tremors were registered affectei cuse tte inconsistencies and mud­ tronics THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. That in some English resorts all dled thinking apparent ha tbe re­ and then keep than there by is £500 or £5,000. yesterday at Patras and Pirgos in BERMUDA CATHEDRAL public offices are adorned with cent debate in the Bouse of As­ demonstrating its faith in them. A house or land that brings no the west Peleponnesus, south Reid Street, Han uton flowers and shrubs. sembly. As one familiar with The B/itish teacher is second to income to tax means a capital Greece, but no damage was re­ (Hfyriantraa ^rrtitae 1353 Editor: E. X. SAYER * * * British educational methods and none, and it would indeed be a tax, and if I understand elemen­ ported. tragedy if the flow of good British O Manager: FORD BAXTER Tbat tte telephone and electric practices I would like myself to tary economics, a capital tax is poles in the main streets are make a few pertinent observa­ teachers were to dry up through j confiscation of wealth. I still CHRISTMAS EVE Subscription Rates: beflagged. tions on this important matter. tiie frustration and disillusion­ claim a parish land tax is unfair. a Year Fl. 0. 0 «7. 5- • * * * ment caused by lack of oppor­ Sincerely yours, In tte first place, it is true tunity for teaching to tte highest 5.30 p.m. Evensong • Months J.15. 0 3.18. • I That Santa has been very busy at that tte standard of entry into level. EARLE OUTERBRIDGE. 11.30 p.m. The Midnight Eucharist S Months ... 2. 0. t 2. I. • tte various homes and institu­ the British university is high. A (Seats should be occupied in good time.) 1 Month 15. • IS. ( tions. boy or girl in Britain will rarely l_t is obviously sound policy to send young Bermudians aboard | WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1993 * * * even be considered for a univer­ sity course unless he or sbe has for wider ' experience, but not CHRISTMAS DAY ! That te had no idea so many while their minds are immature children were in need of gifts. obtained a good Higher School I . . . _ ... . B . . . 7.00 a.m., 8 a.m. and 12 noon Holy Communion Th * * * Certificate or reached Advanced!th* e befornormae l thecurriculuy have m completewith itsd 11.00 a.m. Matins and Sermon * * That it is often said Christmas is level of the General Certificate Bermuda Cathedral Preacher: The Lord Bishop of Education. To this end British pre-university examinations. 122341 the time tor children. secondary schools (private or con- Finally, I am convinced that I The Diary * * * trolled) must have on their staffs Bermuda ha5 tb_1_Jacili_;ies *** The First Sunday After Saturday, St. Stephen's Day i That as a matter of fact grown­ specialist teachers with honours tiie teachers for higher education, There WiU Be NO 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion bat tte best use is not being made Christmas ups enjoy giving the kiddies a degrees. Consequently too, the 5.30 p.m. Evensong good time. Bermudian Board of Education of them. It may well be that of * • * and the trustees of the various these resources should be or-! LIONS CLUB _a schools are bringing out such ganised into a more efficient' unit, That whatever makes men good but that is a point which has pre- , ST. JOHN'S DAY The Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral | Samuel Pepys Teueer Christians makes item good graduate teachers in a laudable wish all worshippers a citizens. attempt to reach tbe standard of sumably not escaped the notice of Luncheon * ____. university matriculation. So it is the administrators. 8.00 a.m. Holy m * * * A -Mhrntii an& ^appg (Hlpiatmaa I|I *mmw>mmmmm**i>*imt^*ta*aa*m *t*m***ifl _Tha >\\*t even tte foreign news is that there are now teachers of this I am, Sir, Communion Tuesday, December 22nd. savoured with tte goodwill Calibre in Bermuda. Yours truly, TODAY 12a8»+w»ii. spirit. So far so good, but here's the I do read in an English paper J. CATTELL, 11.00 a.m. Matins and 123IS7tw. Wl that a doctor has discovered a * » * rub! Whether consciously or not, MA., B.D., Sermon §^ii^§^lii^^^^^^^^S.^^^^^^^^r^l Tingj "brain food." This, te claims, is That Russia is ready to talk ot tte the Bermudian parent is, in many Headmaster, Preacher: so simple and so inexpensive that plan for banning mass extermi­ cases, undermining these good Whitney Institute. Ita foundations by a curious form of Canon W. J. Manning everyone can take it and in a nation by atomic weapons. l«ave| very short time tbe world will be That perhaps France will elect a ill-conceived and illogical snob- The Wilderness, peopled by intellectuals only. n*w President. boy. It appears to be "the done December 22, 1953. 4.00 p.m. Evensong fresh. thing" to Send the children The Editor.• But Lord! I disagree with him. * . . abroad, especially to Canada and FURNESS BERMUDA LINE wTrd I know so many people who, an That it has been said that in The Royal Gazette. 7.30 p.m. The Service the United States, to complete Dear Sir, they took the "brain food" at France the consumption of their education. It would seem of Nine Schedule every meal, would be no more liquor is on the increase. that there is little confidence in I would like to thank Mr. Pro Lessons and intellectual than they bave al­ * * * the British graduate teacher or Bono Publico for tiie nice things IMPORTERS kindly instruct Shippers to reserve cargo space ways been. They have no brains That the cynic says that so farth e Bermudian schools as being he said about me in this mor­ Carols to feed. There have of late been no Frenchman lias been guilty capable of supplying that higher ning's paper. , on specific sailings many remarkable discoveries in of seeing double. education. This attitude might But I feel I cannot let his letter Embarkation Time 1.30 p.m. Sailing Hour 3 p.m. the field of medicine but I have justifiably be regarded as an un­ to the Editor go unanswered as yet to learn that any discoverer * * * Monday 28th December That perhaps te refers to tbehapp y reflection on his status by it is misleading to the public. has made a fortune out of his It was a feeble attempt to pull discovery. Fortunes are made by trouble over the election of INNOCENTS' DAY Leave New York Arrive Bermuda SHIP Leave Bermuda I Arr. New York President. the wool over the public's eyes. the manufacturing companies who We all know that business is Dec. 24 use a common substance and * * * 7.30 a.m. Holy Dec. 19 Dec. 21 OCEAN MONARCH Dec. 26 That even the P.O.W.s may vote not philanthropic. The taxes he (Hamilton) charge for it as though it were mentions, the Electric Light Co. Communion rarer than gold or platinum. to return home for the festive Dec. 26 Dec. 28 OCEAN MONARCH Dec. 29 Jan. 3 f) season. and all tbe other corporations He was a wise man who said 5.30 p.m. Evensong (St. George's) (via Nassau) * * * have to pay to the parish, cor- that science has not solved diffi­ poration, and government, are Jan. 1 That they certainly won't return Jan. 4 Jan. 6 OCEAN MONARCH Jan. 9 culties, only shifted the points of added on to the costs of doing (Hamilton) difficulty. as Santas. DURBAN TO RE-ENACT Jan. 4 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jan. 6 * * * Jan. 6 Jan. 11 Many years ago I mind me that (via Nassau) at some big dinner given in FAMOUS RIDER'S FEAT Jan. 11 Jan. IS QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jan. 13 Jan. 15 honour of some great lawyer, a DURBAN, South Africa, Dec-1 verse was quoted that at tte time _2£25_S&>, Jan. 16 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jan. 18 Jan. 2S made quite an impression on me. ember 22 (Reuter). — Dick King, | Jan. 18 South Africa's Paul Revere, will; (via Nassau) But alas! it has long escaped my Leopards Club Jan. 27 memory so I was greatly pleased ride again next July at Durban's Jan. 23 Jan. 25 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jan. 29 when I recently saw it quoted in civic centenary celebrations. No regular broadcast Volunteers from ail over Natal some book. Jan. 23 Jan. 25 OCEAN MONARCH Jan. 25 Jan. 30 "The law condemns the man or Province have responded to an on Thursday appeal for "a strong and adven­ (St. George's) (via Nassau — St. George's) woman But there will be a Feb. 1 Who steals a goose from off turous horseman" to re-enact Jan. 30 Feb. 1 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Feb. 19 tte common. King's 600-mile ride from Durban (Via St. Thomas. Martinique, etc.) . But lets the greater thief go to Grahamstown in 1842. Special Jan. 30 Feb. 1 OCEAN MONARCH Feb. 3 Feb. 5 loose Travelling through wild and hostile country, King made tte Xmas Broadcast (Hamilton) Who steals the common from Feb. Feb. 8 the goose." trip in 10 days to bring relief to I 6 Feb. 8 OCEAN MONARCH Feb. 13 I believe that was said many early British settlers in Durban i From the club rooms on (Hamilton) (via Nassau) centuries ago, but, as far as I can who were besieged by the Boers. Xmas day at 1.45 p.m. Feb. IS Feb. 15 OCEAN MONARCH Feb. 17 Feb. 19 -determine, the practice still con­ Among volunteers who want to to be broadcast over recapture the spirit of King's ride j The Qualified Freeholders (Hamilton) tinues. ZBM-2 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 * • # are several Afrikaners, descen­ Feb. 22 QUEEN OF BERMUDA I do hear that in England a dants of the Boers. Most volun- PERCY PAYNTER stern warning has been given by teers have offered to provide their I own horses and pay all expenses, I Public Relations Officer of the City of Hamilton the Government against the com­ Subject to change without notice mon practice of putting three­ penny pieces in the plum pudding are hereby summoned to meet at the WATLINGTON & CONYERS Agents to be eaten on Christmas Day. It appears that since tte war silver has not been available in E any great quantity, so some baser CITY HALL, Hamilton metal is used in making tbe coins, and this baser metal is calculated You are cordially invited ne to destroy the flavour of the pud­ on ding. But I doubt me not that the practice will continue. Wednesday, January 6th, 1954 CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL of the w. ILS. AIRMAN GAOLED GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 475 — 1953. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of electing the Corporation for the Seventh-day Adventist Churches of Bermuda Bl FOR KILLING BRITON ensuing year. Should the nominations exceed MUSIC — PICTURES — SERMONS — READINGS Control Of Plant Diseases And Pests the number to be elected, the meeting will be BURTONWOOD, England, Dec­ adjourned at one o'clock until MOTORCADE ember 22 (Reuter). — An Ameri­ Under the provision of the Bye-Laws for the control of Plant can airman who failed to stop Disease and Pests the Department of Agriculture proposes to use eleven o'clock ill the forenoon of * * * Programme after his ear knocked down a Bri­ poisonous sprays which may be dangerous to cattle, on cedar trees * * + tish civilian was today sentenced contained on all Colonial Government land adjacent to Whale Bay CHRISTMAS EVE 8.39 -12.39 HAMILTON CHURCH (King Street). to three months' hard labour and Fort situated in Southampton. Owners of cattle and other animals Thursday. Dee. 24 Music, Choir, Readings, Pictures, Tableau. fined $150. Friday, January 8th, 1954 Sermons: Elder GARDNER, A U.S. Air Force court martial are warned to keep such animals away from this area between 3 at this base found Airman Lloyd I December 17th and December 31st, 1963. Elder JENKINS. Linker, 23, guilty of failing to re­ CHRISTMAS DAY 8.00 p.m. HAMILTON CHURCH. Carol Service, main on the scene of tte accident when a poll will take place, which will close C (Sgd.) W. R. EVANS, at four o'clock in the afternoon of that day. Friday, Dec. 25 Pictures, Chou.. and driving a car without a valid Sermon: Elder GARDNER. British licence. Director of Agriculture. The man te knocked down on a 14th December, 1953. nearby road, a 51-year-old rail­ Sabbath Services — (Saturday) Divine Worship way engineer, died four days after E. R. WILLIAMS, Southampton 9.39 a.m. Hamilton 19.45 a.m. St. George's Town Hall 12.15 p.m. the accident. Linker was arrested Mayor. by Air Force police after a British By Command. Elder T. R. GARDNER, Guest Speaker, Treasurer of Atlantic Union Conf. of S.DA'i driver followed bis car and ob­ E. T. SMITH, 2.30 p.m. Hamilton Church. Programme by the Bermuda Institute on Seventh-day tained its registration number. Corporation Office, Hamilton. Acting Colonial Secretary. Adventists. Linker told tte court martial: December 21.it, 1953. "I did stop after the accident — Colonial Secretary's Office, 4.15 p.m. Musical Programme and Vesper Service. then I panicked and drove on." 21 December, 1953. Sermon by Elder Gardner The sentence must be confirmed 12J88+ by higher U.S. authorities. _235*tw. SUNDAY — Deo. 27 12.45 p.m. RADIO PROGRAMME ZBM-1. Elders Gardner and Jenkins. 6.39 pjn. HAMILTON CHURCH. Children's Ernie Bushmillei Programme. NANCY 8.00 p.m. EVANGELISTIC PROGRAMME. Pictures, Choir. Sermon: Elder Gardner. MONDAY — Dec. 28 8.15 p.m. ST. GEORGE'S. Motorcade Caravans Arrive. Procession to Town Hall. Programme by St. George Church. Special offering for New Church. TUESDAY — Dec. 29 8.00 p.m. SOUTHAMPTON CHURCH. Youth Pro­ gramme, Sermon, Music, Pictures. WEDNESDAY Dec. 30 ^^^8.00 p.m^ . HAMILTON CHURCH. Musical Programme by the Southampton Choir. Pictures. THURSDAY -- Dec. 31 8.S9-12.39 SANDRINGHAM (Southampton Parish). (New Year's Eve) Investiture of Youth, Sermon, Bonfires, Readings. Games, Treats, Consecration for New Year . . Taps. * * * Programme to fascinate Old and Young * * * Save This Programme ! Join Us In Christian Fellowship ! Come Each Night !

ITH IND THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1953 Jz, wbo being Flatt's WALL ST.JHARES DROP MAU MAU "GENERAL" RUSSIAN GOLD HITS NEW SOVIET FIRST SIX SPEEDERS FINED; iFriday, Lost Attempt To lg with NEW YORK, Dec. 22 (Renter). — Share prices an Wall Street KILLED IN AMBUSH ILL EXPORT TRADE THE CAFETERIA ONE DISQUALIFIED tumbled as much as two dollars or Persuade Pro-Reds NAIROBI, Kenya, December 22 (Special through Reuter) Traffic offences occupied a good Ith the more — the biggest drop tor about a month. (Reuter). — Kilmyu Home LONDON, December 22. — Will Help Comrades Keep deal of time in Hamilton magis­ Guards today killed "General" To Come Home A chill wind frbm Moscow is to­ trates court yesterday. Six people to see Main reasons given for fcelling day blowing around the ears of were caution about the industrial Matanjago, one of the top half- Noses to Grindstone Longer who exceeded the speed limit jdullah dozen Mau Mau terrorist military PAN MUN JOM, Korea, Wed­ Britain's goldsmiths. The men were each fined £5 but the dis­ outlook to the United States and wbo for centuries have fashioned an easing of international tension leaders, in the Fort Hall area of nesday, December 23 (Reuter). — LONDON, Dec 22 (Reuter).— qualification penalty was only following Russia's agreement to Kenya. Today is the last day tor "expla­ gold into expensive jewellery and Russians heard over their radio imposed in one case by the Wor. -"talk over President Eisenhower's nations" to unrepatriated pris­ plate are losing their continental today of a new Soviet discovery L. M. Minty. Army headquarters here said oners of war, bot 22 Americans, customers to the lure of gold bars plan for an international atomic that Matanjago was ambushed — the cafeteria system. In feet, "pool." one Briton and 103 South Koreans whose only decoration is the ham­ tiie new system has been In­ For riding an auto-bicycle at a with other terrorists by a Kikuyu mer and sickle mark of the Mos­ speed greater than 20 m.p.h. on Aircraft shares were strongly still refuse to submit to "come augurated in Russia to enable patrol. He and another terrorist home", talks. cow mint. workers to spend not more than November 29, Wilfred Rogers, of affected, with chemicals, elec- were killed and tiie others, in­ Figures issued today by the 12 to 15 minutes oVer their mid­ Whitehill, Somerset, was fined £5 tronics and motors not far behind. cluding his wife, were captured. In a last attempt to persuade and had his licence suspended for them to forgo Communism the Board of Trade show that Bri­ day meal. tain's exports of goldsmiths' wares three months. For exceeding the A spokesman said Matanjago United Nations planned to talk The chief director of tbe 15 m.p.h. limit in Church Street was one of three of tour gang to the Allied prisoners in their bave dropped to less than one- catering department in the Soviet fourth in value over the past year. Food Ministry identified simply on December 10 Edwin Lionel Open until leaders on the council headed by compounds over a public address Lee, of Tills Hill, was fined £5 Kimathi, self appointed military I system. The statistics reveal that in tiie aa "Comrade Mosyn," went to tiie first 11 months of 1952 the gold­ and had hls llcence leader of tbe Mau Mau. Matan­ Lieutenant General . S. Thi­ microphone of Moscow Radio to endorsed jago was one of tbe most import­ smiths exported goods worth £7 tell listeners about it. Winifred Louise Seymour, of mayya, Indian chairman of tiie million. In tiie January-Novem­ One system, he said, "consists in ant terrorists killed so far in the Neutral Nations Repatriation ber period this year their ex­ Ord Road, Paget West, was fined P.M fight against the anti-white sect. Commission, asked the prisoners customers passing a long counter £5 and her licence was endorsed. again yesterday to attend tiie ports totalled only £1,250,000. from which Jthey choose 'the She exceeded the 20 m.p.h. limit Eight other terrorists today explanations sessions, but they Last year, 95 per cent of the dishes they want, place them on a at The Lane, Paget, on November were sentenced to death by a refused. exports went to France, Holland tray and pay as they leave the 19 on an auto-bicycle. Peter Wil­ Githunguri court for their part in any of the Allied Belgium and. Switzerland. This counter. This is called the "help yourself* service," he added. liam Richold and John Pierce The Shirt Shop the "night of the long knives" prisoners ask for repatriation be­ year France imported no worked Caven Smith, of Cavendish massacre at Lari last March, in fore midnight tonight they pre­ gold from Britain, while ship­ On the other system, workers Heights Pembroke, were each which about 120 loyal Kikuyu sumably will remain at Indian ments to Holland, Belgium and place their meal orders 24 hours fined £5 and had their licences Switzerland dwindled to a trickle. in advance. 12234+m tu.w.th. were kilted. Village till January 22. It is not P known here what will happen The main cause of the slump, "The food is served on the | S*^Salong thi e S!LS25?S5._??_Harrington Soun_d ™-Road.^, then. After tbat date the United the goldsmiths say, is the heavy table a few minutes before they export of gold from Russia which arrive," said Comrade Mosyn. Smith's Parish, on December 5. Nations plan to release an esti­ o After shaving mated 20,000 North "Korean and has been driving down the gold •A fine of £5 was imposed on SOUVENIRS Chinese Prisoners. price. Patricia Leonore Patrico, of refresh your J General Thimayya yesterday Most of Britain's goldware ex­ Labour Trouble In France | Paget for riding an auto­ conferred with the U.N. supreme ports went to continental custo­ Halts Xmas Mails bicycle at a speed greater than skin with... J Native Cedar Work commander, General John Hull, mers anxious to build up a private 20 m.p.h. on the South Shore on plans for releasing the Chinese supply of bullion, Now toe in- Road, Paget, on December 12. Her PLAYING CARDS aad North Koreans. Tbe Allied vestment attraction of British Continued from pagt 1 licence was endorsed. Humphreys Eighth Army is planning to shift gold articles has been weakened. Four hundred landworkers Bermuda Scarves them south from the neutral ar­ Market men point to the Rus­ manned one roadblock of wine CecU Saltus of Morgan Road, WITCH HAZEL mistice zone soon after midnight sian shipments as evidence of the barrels and farm carts across a Warwick, was fined £5 and had and Handkerchiefs on January 22. Most of "the I Soviet need for European cur­ trunk road in central France for bis licence endorsed for riding an | Tingling as a cold shower! Chinese probably will join tiie rencies to finance Mr. Malenkov's two hours this morning. The Pre­ auto-bicycle on Middle Road, holiday Cocktail Napkins buying programme in the West. Paget, without reasonable con­ Ita pleasant stimulation Chinese Nationalists on Formosa. fect of the Haute Vienne Depart­ RHEE "MISUNDERSTOOD'' sideration for other persons using POST CARDS ment appealed to them to avoid the road. leaves your face feeling The South Korean Foreign | violence. fashions fresher and softer. You'll find Minister, Mr. Pyun, yesterday told ately confusing the issue to leave Other barriers, set up by bands For parking a motor vehicle on Jewellery, of Coral, Ivory a press conference that South their hands free to do whatever *_» im WITCH HAZEL is perfect for of peasants, were dismantled by the highway in a prohibited park- Korea's President, Dr. ^Syngman they want in tiie face of develop­ police as soon as they were erec- | ing area on December 14 Clarence I \ scalp massage, too. Buy Amber and Crystal Rhee, had been misunderstood last ments. Tbey used a similar tech- ted. - Some roads were blocked I Henry Roland O'Mara of the I fm1 1*4 a bottle of marvelous week when he pledged that South nique before the armistice last fa ^ cars .bu t urgent medical Canadian Hotel, Reid Street East, i KODAK FILM Korea would observe a 90-day July. traffic andI thih__e farmersf O I'TVi ___,!-*_?' * milm i 1 kIr T-T n w-_ _ 1 4 _-* _-_ ...«_. _•£___. J •__-»/ A l HUMPHREYS WITCH j Hamilton, was fined 10/-. A truce from the beginning of any Meanwhile, preliminary talks trucks were allowed to pass. I further fine of 10/- was imposed HAZEL today! political conference before at- to arrange the political conference Yankee Store tempting to reunify Korea. still are stymied by the Corn- ; on him for.failing to have the rear Mr. Pyun said Dr. Rhee still munists' refusal to withdraw licence plate illuminated during j And you'll reign supreme as a party belle when holds to the official South Korean charges of "perfidy'* against the Perot Stamp May Fetch the hours of darkness. 1 view that the 90-day truce ends | United States. The special envoy, Over £700 Stanley Wright, Jr., of Spanish you choose from Baruch's new collection of on January 27. He said, however Mr. Arthur Dean, now in the U.S. Point, Pembroke, was fined 10/-j I that Dr. Rhee meant that South broke off the talks when tbe Com­ Coatinued from page 1 for driving a motor car on Front holiday fashions. Princess-line styles^ the classic 26 Korea "might" lie low for 50 munists charged the "perfidious" 1922, the highest figure reached | Street during the hours of dark more days if the conference starts U.S. with conniving with Dr. Rhee sheath . . . whatever your mood dictates. in tiie release of thousands of for a stamp of this issue. No ness without a red rear light. 3 before January 27. specimen has been under tbe A U.N. official said Dr. Rhee and North Korean prisoners earber hammer since 1934 when Har- A fine of 10/- was imposed on Come in today and see for yourself. ' his companions may be deliber- this year. mers sold four examples at prices Nelson Chesterfield Simons, of 9 I varying from £ 145 to £310. It South Shore Road, Warwick, for failing to obey a traffic signal Sizes 9 - IS 12-20 is now catalogued at £700 and given by a police constable on 11 may realise more than this figure. traffic duty at the junction of The stamp, printed in black and Queen and Front Streets, Hamil- I still on part of the original letter, ton. 15 will be sold by H. R. Harmer Ltd. I XMAS 1953 in Bond Street on February 8th Verona Louise Virgil, of Har­ 29 and is from the collection formed rington Sound Road, Smith's BARUCH by the late Captain T. R. Clutter- I Parish, was fined £5 and her December llth to 24th icence was endorsed for driving 29 buck who sold the rest of his Bermuda stamps before his death wlthout due care Queen Street Hamilton hi -1933. It is now the property of A summons alleging that Elea- 30 JOHN F. BURROWS 6c CO., LTD. Sqttadron Leader T. M. C. Clut- ipor Geraldine Moniz, at Cobbs tertrtu*, of Micklefield Hall, Hill. 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;. wonderful selec| £a Gamvelle BERMUDA CATHEDRAL New Year's Eve TONIGHT IN BERMUDA Continental St th is m.tu.w th. The only French Restaurant and Bar Wednesday, December 23rd Ot thu dnqsd'A *jhotto at 8 p.m. un cordial accueil DOOR PRIZES — CHAMPAGNE une Bonne Cuisine tiont an ORGAN RECITAL Favours ------Extra Floor Shews Beu Tel. 3819 Today's Best Lunch and Dinner on the waterfront terrace garden By Mr. JOHN BRIDGE More Champagne Prizes 3457tw.l». and Buy 12.30 to 1.30 Breakfast Hotel CAROLS BY THE MADRIGAL SOCIETY Brooke Under the direction of Mr. Peter Bartrum. Chicken Livers and Bacon Mashed Potatoes Proudly preseMs Bond All Visitors Welcome Toast and Coffee 12205t__.lw. Scrambled Eggs and Bacon JOHNNY McATEER'S ORCHESTRA ISLANDTHEATRE Toast and Coffee Under the direction of GENE ROSATI Cover Charge £1.0.0 will include all the above SHOW PLACE OF BERMUDA Telephone 7165 in the intimate Warwick Room Catering only to couples and parties. No Unescorted men Air Conditioned Cbupl'A $Jwtto by Reservation dial 7165 Dinner from 7 - 8.30 123+4+w.ntB. Harrington Sound No Cover No Minimum 2:30 7:15 9:00 Bermuda The Angel's Grotto are pleased to Concert and Dinner Music on Sunday The Land Beyond Imagination Where announce that they have obtained the services of WESLEY BASCOME a chef of good The Best Place to Celebrate Only 5 minutes from Hamilton by Ferry 3 Adventure Never Ends! distinction, having served clientele at Pink Beach and Cambridge Beaches. The New Year 12342;w. f A He will be specialising in a la carte It's like falling in love! It's like having is at wings! It's the movie-going experience service and specially Charcoal cooking from IUM mS of excitement, tenderness and boundless our famous grill. Only Prime U.S. Meats will THE NEW HAMILTON HALL "New Lor laughter that will live in your heart be served along with various Bermuda dishes. Front Street, Hamilton forever! Our new motto at the Angel's Grotto will be Bar — serving dishes from $2.00 to $5.00 such as Friday, January 1st, 19*54 Chicken in the basket, spaghetti and meat noon ond WALT DISNEY'S balls as well as Prime U.S. Sirloin Steaks. THE 4-H CLUB MAIN DINING ROOM OPENING BERMUDA GENERAL PETER PAN MONDAY, DECEMBER 28th PRESENT THEATRES The Tbeir Fourth m Colour by Technicolor m Presents l 12583 Annual New Year's Ball gm Their GALA Christmas Week Programmes ? Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to the strains of mt_s_ £ AL DAVIS and his orchestra Little Theatre } m Breokfast In the Afternoon from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. m TONIGHT % A Treat Far Music Lovers m at 8.30 i * Mid-morning m JAM SESSION and DANCE £ • Lunch m BURT LANCASTER storms .Jj Don't Miss These Dances m sea and shore in breathless £ • Afternoon Tel m feats never seen before. at PRIZES — FAVOURS — REFRESHMENTS m 1Z • Dinner Admission 7/6 m The death - defying under- S m Cr/rffsm- water pirate attack. '* • After Theatre jf m The spectacular clash of the 'a m "Iron Monsters." J| m •\\ m m |\ The fabulous sea rescue from Si m a balloon. ji . m (US'J m / A churning panorama of ad- i Sot CMWT • ROUND KIBBEE • HAROLO HECH1 venture. Actually filmed in the Sf *@g!&€N mSSER T stODMAK-- NORMA mm*™* rfijB Mediterranean. '^C celebrate - m""'J*—-WARNE • R BROS. ^ a$ | PLAYHOUSE | New Opera House V £ TODAY — 2.30 - 7.30 — 9.30 TODAY—2.45 and 7.45 J 3^)v#ft jS£ The story that has brought DOUBLE FEATURE IB joy to millions. E M-G-M's .j AT * *^ Savage Thriller ft BARRY SULLIVAN . . . in ft JAJQ (BsJtmiudLana ____ Cry OS The Hunted" | FOR A GAY AND Also — 4.30 and 9.30 £JP JOAN CRAWFORD m GALA NIGHT DENNIS MORGAN nd DAVID BRIAN . . Jp CHICKEN Native Floor Show This Woman Is ft LOBSTR Favours — Hats — Noisemakers Dangerous" g .ft • sra and *0. SOMERS OPERA HOUSE SANDYS THEATRE 'ft '0 St. George's — 8.15 Tonight at 8.15 jj£ Thurs., Dec. 24 —Christma s Eve Party in tbe Jolly CONTINUOUS MUSIC 9.00 p.m. Roger Room featuring the Talbot ?0 "Bright Road" "Starlift" ft] Brothers and the Princess Orchestra. •Ja and Minimum $2.00 per person. and 94 A *m "April In Paris" Reserve your table now by calling "White Witch Doctor" %f\ COmplime] Fri., Dee. 25 — "Wish Your Friends a Merry Christ­ ED. McCALLUM - 1211 12 to 1 p.m. mas Eggnog Party" in the Adam Thurs., Dee. 31 — 'g TOP HAT, Southampton — Tonight at 8 p.m. Lounge. Gala New Year's Eve Party in tbe 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Jolly Roger Room featuring the ^ Double Feature i'-tilass of ShJ Talbot Brothers and tbe 'Princess 15/— or $2.00 Cover Charge per person 1 to 2.30 p.m. Christmas Dinner. i™ "Glory Brigade" and "Indian Uprising" 9.00 pjn. Usual dancing in the Jolly Roger Orchestra. Minimum $3.50 per Room cancelled. person. 12257+11 w. Entertainment in the Adam Lounge. Raise the Roof, ' fcftmKKKKim^ with Throw out the Old Year, Sat., Dec 26 — Boxing Day. All day horse racing at Shelly Bay. Bring in-the New. 1— I ")n Chrisfma; Box lunches available. Fri., Jan. 1 — 11.30 a.m. Gombey Dancers on the Patio. 12 to 1.00 p.m. Eggnog Party in the Adam Lounge. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m, Dancing in the Jolly Roger Room to 1 to 2.30 p.m. New Year's Eve Dinner. the Princess Orchestra and Hubert MARK TRAIL ByiED DODD Smith's Coral Islanders. 9.00 p.m. Dancing and entertainment by tbe Princess Hotel Orchestra and Hubert I KNOW rC CONSTAaUE, BUJUT ) -AND THE Sun., Dec. 27 — Musical Evening in the Adam Smith's Coral Islanders, in tbe Jolly 9.00 p.m. Lounge. VDU'RE HEADING NORTH JUST fTS ALMOST A CASE OP LIPE A SOONER WE Roger Room. AS WINTER SETS IN, MARK... AND DEATH...JOHNNY'S WIPE FIND HER ITS A TERRIBLE TIME TD GO, tS IN A SERIOUS CONDITION.' FATHER THE AND VOU'D SETTER PREPARE BETTER.' POR SIXTY-BELOW WEATHERl j

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^.^i^^ THEJiOYAL, GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1553 Page 5 Police Quell Teheran The Garden Expert Laundry U.S. To Give Japs Ides Students' Demonstration Gift Shop Service TEHERAN, ' Persia, December The Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son. Limited at the Foot of the Lane) 22 (Reuter).—Police clashed with SHEETS Sd. Seized During War students at Teheran University PILLOW SLIPS 4d. win be open today to quell demonstrations BATH TOWELS M. and TOKYO, December 22 (Reuter). 1945. The U.S. apparently intends against the prison sentence passed until s.oo pjn. -— Japanese and American of­ to retain possession of other yesterday on tbe ex-Prime Minis­ 'TABLE CLOTHS .... M. ficials differed here today on Pacific islands. ter, Dr. Mohammed- Mussadegh, whether Uncle Sam's Christmas A Japanese spokesman said to­ and in protest at the plan to for your shopping present is to be accepted as an night: "We think the United resume diplomatic relations with SUNSHINE LAUNDRY convenience isolated case of generosity, or States intends to keep these is­ Britain. Phone 2104 THE BANK OF BERMUDA, LIMITED whether 'it is a precedent for lands indefinitely. Japan feels > more of the same Kind. that there is no substantial reason The "present," expected to be why the United States should con­ wonderful selection of given en Friday, is the return of tinue to retain administrative con­ 111 - advise • . * ,'$' • administrative control to the trol over these areas." To tiie connoisseur these is nothing finer thqn a Amami Islands, which thus be­ American sources, meanwhile, good cigar after an excellent Christmas Day dinner! Continental Gifts come tbe first of Japan's lost stressed tbat the handover agree­ that they WILL CLOSE as usual at Noon on BERMUDA overseas territory to be restored ment for the Amami group stands 1 th s m tu.w lh. to her since she surrendered in by itself and wffl ip no way affect Visit our Humidor Showcases United States defence positions in the West Pacific. For a selection of: In accepting the island group Thursday, the 24th December, T9S3 Japan wffl formally recognise the "relationship" of the islands not Fine HAV ANAS ^Manar only to Japan, their former ruler, UPMANN but also to the defence require­ However, for the convenience of their Commercial ment of the United States, said LA CORONA one. The United States will be PUNCH Clients, deposits will be accepted on that day authorised to retain her present MONTE CRISTP military installations in the up to 1.30 p.m., such deposits being subject to count Amami group and to strengthen • or choice brands from B.WJ. such as them in future if it should prove and verification on Monday, the 28th December, necessary, he added. HILLSBOROUGH' DOMINICAS Confirmation today that the in special boxes of ten for 10/- this exchange would be affected on 1953. jf \ IF ' - Christmas Day bears out the pub­ also a fine selection of Dutch and American brands lic promise made by the Japanese ORCHESTRA Government several -times \n re­ K.V.V. cent months. First word of the INE ROSATI intended handover came from the CADENA "Night Deposit" facilities wiH, of course, be Secretary of State, Mr. John Fos­ ANTHONY and CLEOPATRA rwick Room ter Dulles, on his visit ham in available as usual. August, but'Washington had war­ ned that administrative complexi­ .30 A Umj f$mtj ties might delay tiie Christmas 12215tm.w. "present" until 1954. Tiie Smoke Shop Ltd* Ho Minimum (&l}t\BtmUB NOT A PRECEDENT American . sources said tbe transfer should in no way be gF^**^t&WG&®8^^ %&M&&gL^^ I |ic on Sunday ©n (®n? atib All taken as a precedent for the re­ turn of other nearby islands in tite Ryukyu chain, including lilton by Ferry. Okinawa, major wartime battle­ We're 0PM ground and now the United States' biggest Far Eastern bom­ ber base. •>\+J AGAIN Willi a The Japanese Government, on Santa's still going strong the otber hand, still hopes for an "New Look" and a New Snack early return of both tbe Ryukyus and tbe Rocky Bonins, which in­ clude I wo Jima. It emphasizes at Bar — GOOD FOOD morning that Japan could administer tiie islands efficiently without clash­ noon and night at your favourite ing with United States military control of the strategic bases. _/__*•'•» €v^!__/ rm\*«s KERAL The Amami chain forms the northern 200 - mile link in tbe Ryukyus. which stretch across the The isle Stop western Pacific from Japan to Formosa. They are of relatively minor strategic value, consisting Restaurant of six main islands and many scat­ tered islets. & Sons. Ltd. Their return now is regarded ek Programmes Reid Street primarily as a gesture to Japan's resurgent national pride. The 1951 peace treaty recognis­ ttle Theatre ed Japan's "residual sovereignty" over both the Ryukyus and TONIGHT Bonins. Tbe pact made no pro­ vision for the ultimate disposi­ at 8.30 tion of the islands, other than Come on all you tardy ones! We've still plenty of providing that the United States might "if it so desires" put them |T LANCASTER storms under United Nations trusteeship. wonderful gift ideas to inspire you, plenty of ex­ |d shore in breathless Thus the United States can re- sver seen before. tarn aay of them to Japan with­ out consulting the otber signers citing things to choose from, plenty of variety in of tiie treaty. death - defying under- birate attack. SYDNEY Australia, December sizes and colours and prices! You won't catch our 22 (Reuter).—Four persons now •spectacular clash of*the are known to have died ia a Santa napping — we'll help you with your last Monsters."

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_NDYS THEATRE | Tonight at 8.15 land at £7.K).0 . || 'Starlift" and tite Witch Doctor In Our Home Furnishings Store You'll Find — tonight at 8 p.m. le fan Uprising" Specially Priced Table Lamps in Brass at £3.0.0 pottery base at £5.0.0 ... white glass base, £6.10.0 — all complete with shades... Original Oil Paintings, 55/- to £7.10.0 ... Original W a t of Colours, £7.10.0 to E12.T0.0 . . . floral Prints, Specially Priced at 15/- £ x DODD Suggestions for Casual Living ... Casseroles, H)/- to 80/-... lazy Susans, 60/- to £5.0.0... Bar Accessories, itfS THE NORTH WEL-.? [TIMES HES NOT A tUABLE^—~""\_* from Ice Tongs at 10/- to let Buckets at £7.10.0 ... Colourful Linen Tea Towels at 6/6 and 9/-... Tray wt y WEU. A4 HAVE tb TAKE f* I TH*T CHANCE t Cloths, 8/6 ... Luncheon Sets in pure linen, 37/6 1 li i Come and Shop for one and all don't forget we're Open Thursday Afternoon if /// 1 ^B___k IOH I ' . 123T4tw. : mM | 5kf •••JmmWvJm ifl______H If Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1953

flower-decked Royal box with NEW SPECULATION OVER two big dolls — a chimpanzee end a gaudily dressed clown for Prince Charles and Princess Anne. SANTA mau. FLYING PUP PRINCESS MARGARET *s>\\** ** II i// The Princess was asked which • LONDON, Dec. 21 (Reuter). — doll she Would give to Prince •TJTT. By LUCRECi HUDGINS BEALE Princess Margaret and one of her Charles and which to Princess f*a* AP N*wtf*otur*t best friends had a hilarious time Anne. tonight watching the downs in a COCOfiS I -^-^-«--u____--_-______u______«—p Sbe replied: "It would be better E Christmas circus to London. to let them fight it out between I —SANTA AND THE FLtflNG — But as soon as he landed in the again. Quickly because his heart The 23-year-old Princess was themselves." SYNSOPSIS: Willie the pap house he knew where he was. He was breaking and he couldn't bear •The Princess had six other «sisr fW"*.' saves Hie Dreamlin queen and pattered straight to toe bedroom squired to the event by tall, blond to see Santa leave, Willie turned Mr. Mark Bonham-Carter, 31 — guests in her ringside bene. &UUL I returns witb the queen, Mr. Not and up to the little cot by toe Under her mink coat the Much and Mr. Very Little to window and aire enough there and ran back toward the house. who has been seeing a lot of her lately. This set off a new round Princess wore a cocktail dress of i i Santo Land. He teles once more was Henrietta fast asleep. Then the strangest thing hap­ e_?. to fly bat, alas, Willie still cannot of gossip in London's social circles pink covered with black lace. s TV i Her face was thin and even pened. Willie wasn't walking any Many at the audience at toe BU PONT "DULUX" get off fiie ground Willie could see there were tears GUAM, December 22 (Reuter) huttef r more. He was flying! circus who watched toe Princess United States Marines leave here PAINT CHAPTER 17 that had dried on her cheeks. On in her mink coat laughing in toe floor by toe cot was a tin pan. STRAIGHT to the roof top he tonight by sea for Agrahan Trim & Shutter A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL chorus with the young publisher It was filled with milk and it was flew as easily, as softly as a Island, 300 miles north of Guam, murmured: "Maybe he'll be the to check reports that a missing // \ _ SANTA'S great red sleigh rode Willie's pan. leaf flying before the wind. Filled one." PAINT "'7"|p\\\\ through tbe night sky polled by United States Navy patrol plane Beside the pan was a letter. with astonishment he flew back During the intermission two has crashed in the crater of an his eigit flying deer. Santa held Santa read it. It said, "Dear to the sleigh. Here are trim colore such as you've dreamed of—colors the reins and hummed a little horse-riding experts came to the extinct volcano. Santa, I have never asked for any­ "I can fly! I can fly!" that stay bright, and keep your home lovely for yeare. \ Brighter light song to himself. Beside him sat thing before but this year I would Willie. r- Santa beamed. "And why not?" You can get them in Light, Dark and Jade Green, like ray little lost puppy for he asked. "For you are doing a "It doesn't matter about never Christmas." being able to fly," thought Willie truly unselfish deed!" Bright Red, Blue, Quaker Brown, and Black. L_ — /«#«• happily. "It's enough just to be "How sad!" said Santa. "I can­ Then Santa and his sleigh rose RADIO and not give her her lost puppy but I into the air. Bursting with pride, -fr Spread easily—cover solidly witb Santa wherever be is." can leave some toys though with­ _r__g__l__U-4_:A-.i_-_-l---h- And be promised himself that Willie rose, too. Santa in his -£ Resist fading—retain gloss and color out her puppy I expect she will sleigh and Willie on secret wings FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES from now on he would try to be* not enjoy toys." a good pup and not cause Santa circled the sky above Henrietta's «fr Resist mildew and fungus II757 tf.eitp any more trouble. Santa went back to toe sleigh home. Presently the sleigh landed on and brought back his bag. He "I will never let her know," a roof top. Santa dragged out his emptied everything toat was left thought Willie happily. "But big bag of toys and he and Willie in it and put it. all there on the every night when everyone is The Bermuda Hardwares Ltd. slid down the chimney and left cot tor Henrietta. asleep I shall come out and fly. toys there for all the children who All the time Willie just sat And perhaps each Christmas eve had written bim their wishes. there by toe cot looking at Hen­ I shall return to Santa Land and Here's a sweet that's good for them .,, They went to another bouse and rietta and remembering things of fly around the world once a year Save the surface and you save all! another until toey had visited all long ago. wito Santa-" Do as your toe bouses in the city. Then tbe Santa said, "Now it's home to Jell-O is the children's favorite. easy to digest, helps provide Santa Land!" Then Santa waved farewell and Appeals to their love of colour, reindeer carried them away to the Willie returned to Henrietta's quick energy toeynee d for school next city. Willie took a last look _._ Hen­ their taste for rich fruit flavour. and play. Treat your family to­ doctor does- rietta. Then he followed Santa house. As he snuggled down by On and on toey travelled the sleeping child he smiled to And this shimmering gelatin, so day. Easy recipes on every box. around the whole wide world. up the chimney and across the roof and down to the ground to himself for he heard sleigh bells Finally they came to the last city ringing and the far away voice of Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Orange lemon Lime put your of. all. When they had finished the sleigh. But he went slowly. Santa climbed in the sleigh. Santa calling, "A Merry Christ­ tbeir visits there toey saw a house mas to all!" Only JELL-O has "locked-in" flavour! where no light burned and no "Come on, Willie. I can't wait to trust in Christmas wreath hung. be home!" THE END JELL-O I* a reffistsred trade-mark of General Foods Corporation Santa said, "This is strange. I But Willie just stood there look­ have never had a letter from any­ ing up at Santa and finally he one in that bouse. I often won­ said, "Fm going to stay here." DETTOL dered about it. This year I think "Stay here?" cried Santo. I shall go in and have a look." "Yes/' said Willie. "You see— •MD. I am the puppy Henrietta lost. ANTISEPTIC San shrdlu shrdl ushrdl u / She needs me. I must stay." SANTA and Willie slid down the He thought for an instant of Safe, pleasant chimney and Santa lit a candle. wonderful Santa Land and dear Willie was tired now and sleepy. Santa that he would never see protection against infection in the home. Gifts for Christmas

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for New York where they will spend the holidays visiting friends PETULANCE COST £15 FINES AND YEAR'S For pure comfort in your Arabs, Israelis and relatives. They will be gone fivhif room RAINBOW Personal And Socialabou t 12 days. All are travelling CANADIAN £20 DISQUALIFICATION through the Donald Smith Treat yourself to Both Condemned Agency. The group includes Miss TAXI Mr. and Mrs. John Papps have Also arriving on Monday by Gloria Smith, Miss Marguerite LONDON, December 22.—A Fines totalling £15 were im­ returned to make their home in ! Colonial Airlines was Mr. Douglas Steed, Mr. Thomas Richards and magistrate here todays learned posed by the Wor. L. M. Minty-in Dunlopillo For Killings Bermuda sifter their martfage on [Ridgeway of *#elieny Hall," Miss Evangeline Booth of St. that a Canadian Army private Hamilton magistrates court yes­ I Somerset. George's; Mr. Roy Lyburd, Mr. receives $104 a month and saMt "it terday on Anthony Edward Ross, Foam Rubber Upholstery SERVICE December 17 in Glen Cove, Long JERUSALEM, December 22 Island * * * Clinton' Burrows and Mr. George sounds astronomical to me." of the U.S.C.G. cutter Duane, to­ (Reuter). — The Israel-Jordan Mrs. Papps is the former Mrs. Mrs. Diana Douglas and her Burch of Somerset; Mr. Vernon gether with a disqualification Available At Fubler of Pembroke; and Miss Then he -fined Pte. Norman Dial 1048 mixed armistice - commission bas C. B. Rand, and visited here. in younger son, Joel, arrived over Robert Clark, 25, of the 2nd from driving for one year. July. She is the daughter of Mr. the week-end by PVA-A. to spend Evangeline Wilkinson and her For taking and driving away an Hand, Arnold, Ltd. blamed both Israel and Jordan son, Gordon, of Hamilton. Battalion Princess Patricia's ..front and King Streets for 'aggression" and violating the and Mrs. Francis ET Powell of ten days; with Mi?. Douglas's Canadian Light Infantry, £5 plus auto - bicycle, the property of 24 Hours armistice agreement. "Rattling Springs," Glen Cove, mother, Mrs. T. M. iMJl, of "New- £15 damages for turning over a Gerald DeShield without the con­ Phone 4203 and the widow A Lt. C. 8. Rand, sent of the owner or other lawful 7623tt».w.U.t.».t» The commission passed two bow Place," Devonshire. They hot dog stand last night in resolutions at an emergency United States Marines. wrt. leave on llew Year's Eve for Piccadilly. authority, Ross was fined £7. session called to investigate inci­ The v. edding was held in the New York where Mrs. Douglas He was fined £2 for having no dents last Wednesday and Friday First Presbyterian Church in is appearing in a play. Clark, serving with the 1st driving licence, £5 for driving in which two Israeli officers and Glen Cove and was attended by It Pays To Canadian Infantry Brigade Group without a policy of insurance in one Jordan officer were killed. relatives and close friends of the at Soest, Germany, testified at I respect of third party risks, and couple. A reception followed in wre. Dorcas Ingham of "Den- United Nations truce head­ evon," Woodbourne Avenue, has Bow Street that he and a com­ fined £ 1 for failing to comply Piggly Wig gly Market quarters in Jerusalem said the the Powell home, and after a few panion were handed the wrong with a "stop" sign. days in New fork the couple re­ as her guests Mr. and Mrs. John first resolution stated that last Hubbard, who arrived on Satur­ Advertise change after buying hot dogs. So All offences occurred on Dec- For December 22-23-24 Only Wednesday armed ex - regulars turned here in fhe Ocean he pushed over the stand. I ember 4. Monarch. They will be at home day by Colonial Airlines. Mrs. from Jordan crossed tbe demarca­ I Hubbard is tne former Pauline BREAKFAST SPECIAL LUNCH SPECIAL tion line near Beit Jibrin, brutally at Vagabond House," Tucker's 1 doz. Eggs 5.4-6 lb. Picnic Ham Town. Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. killed tma Israeli soldiers and CecU Bell of Bermuda. Mr. Hub­ 1 lb. Bacon 4 lbs. Potatoes looted their arms. Mrs. Papps attended Greenvale School, Miss Porter's School and bard will return to Atlantic 1 lb. Butter 2 lbs. String Beans Tbe second resolution said that Highlands, New Jersey, on 4 lbs. Sugar last Friday armed Israeli non- Briarcliff Junior College. Mr. 1 can Beet Papps, who is manager of tite Sunday, but his wife will visit CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS LTD. 2 cans Pet Milk regulars were responsible for the here longer. 1 can Tomato Juice "barbaric killing" of an Arab Mid-Ocean Club, came to Ber­ 1 pkt. Corn Flakes * * # 1 pkt Split Peas Legion medical officer after the muda four years ago from London 1 bot. Strawberry Jam Israelis bod crossed the demar­ where he was deputy general Mr. and Mrs. George Knowlton Winter Schedule 1 can Libby's Pineapple of Paget have as their guests Mr. 2 cans Fruit Juice cation line. manager of the Dorchester Hotel. He was first at the Castle Harbour Knowlton's cousin, Mr. Dan Both the incidents were con­ Vessel Leave Halifax Arrive Bermuda Arrive Bermuda 8 Items for 29/6 7 Items for 35/- demned as breaches of the armis­ Hotel. Knowlton, and Mrs. Knowlton, of tice and the commission called # # * Washington, D.C, who arrived on from B.WX FRESH FRUIT SPECIAL TOILET SPECIAL on both sides to take immediate Members of the staff of Trans- I Monday in the Ocean Monarch to steps to prevent such incidents in Canada Airlines and their wives spend the Christmas holidays Canadian Cruiser Dec. 28 2 lbs. Table Apples 1 roll Waldorf Tissue here. Mr. Knowlton has just re- Canadian Constructor Dec. 31 Jan. 4 future. gathered in the airline office on I tired from the Interstate Com- 1 lb. Grapes 1 cake Swan Soap In Jerusalem, the Israeli Par­ Monday night lor their annual Canadian Cruiser Jan. IS Jan. 18 Jan. 29 1 cake Lux Soap i merce Commission. Mrs. Knowl­ 1 doz. Tangerines liament last night approved by 9 Christmas party. ton, the former Josephine Gibson, Canadian Challenger Jan. 29 Feb. 1 Feb. 26 1 doz. Oranges 1 eake Lifebuoy Soap vote of 40 to six a bill providing * * * has visited the Colony many times. Canadian Constructor Feb. 12 Feb. IS for swift trial and "heavy sen­ 1 large pkt. Table Figs 1 cake Palmoiive Soap Ltj-Cmdr. Hugo Hood, son of 2 cakes Sunlight Soap tences" for Arabs infiltrating the His Excellency the Governor and 1 lb. pkt. Mixed Nuts Israeli border. Under the terms Lady Hood and former aide-de- Airman Third Class Fred M. JAMAICA SERVICE 1 pkt. Asst. Sweet Biscuits 1 large Rinso at the bill military tribunals will camp to the Governor, arrived in Correia, son of Mr. - and Mrs. 1 bot. Bleach give summary trials to infiltra­ the Colony on Monday night by Manuel Correia of "Glendale tors and will have power to in­ T 7 Items for 24/6 8 Items for 11/- B.O.A.C. firom England. House," Paget, arrived on Sunday Vessel Leave Jamaica Arrive Bermuda flict heavy penalties. Equally to spend the Christmas holidays heavy penalties, up to life im­ Also arriving by B.O.A.C. was with his parents. Mr. Correia, Canadian Highlander January 2, 1954 January 8, 1954 Pork for Pie 2/6 lb.. Pork for Roasting 4/- lb., prisonment are provided for Mr. Jonathan Bartrum of Ferry who has been serving in the Canadian Observer February 27, 1954 Farine 1/4 !b., Mixed Nuts 4/6 lb., Chicken for Pie 3/6 lb., Israeli -citizens aiding infiltrators. Road, St. George's. United States Air Force for a March 4, 1954 Chestnuts 2/6 lb., Roasting Chickens, Regular Hams, o * * * year and a half, came here from Beef Suet. ALGIERS, North Africa, Decem­ Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish of Mt. Shepherd Air Force Base in Subject to change without' notice ber 22 (Reuter).—The exception­ Kisco, New • York, arrived on Wichita Falls, Texas, where he ally late drought in Algeria which Monday by Colonial Airlines to is attending flight school. All of the above carry refrigerated cargo Xmas Specials! has killed whole flocks of sheep, spend the Christmas holidays with ended today with cloudbursts in her son, Mr. Peter Fish, and his 1235»tw. districts of Oran, Constantine, and family at "Cluster Cottage," their A group of Bermudians will JOHN S. DARRELL & CO., LTD., Agents in the south. Warwick hoine. leave today by Colonial Airlines

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Box of 3 for 15/- St. George Castle Harbour Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1953 M.C.C/s Four Changes For Second "Test" Starting Today EVANS, WARDLE, WATSON AND British Soccer Fixtures A COOKED GOOSE JEFFERSON CITY (JPl — The MOSS BACK -N-TRUEMAN OUT For Holiday Weekend Missouri river sandbar was crowded with duck hunters, CHRISTMAS EVE Third Division (North) crouching in their willow blhfts. English League — First Division Accrington vs. Halifax In one blind a hunter hollered Bermuda Strengthened By Inclusion Wolverhampton vs. Aston Villa Barnsley vs. York CHRISTMAS DAY Bradford City vs. Rochdale "goose." His two companions English League — First Division Carlisle vs. Gateshead kept their heads down, quit talk­ Of Mulder, Madeiros And Hughes Burnley vs. Preston Chester vs. Port Vale ing and wilted tensely. Then Charlton vs. Bolton Chesterfield vs. Stockport Manchester Utd vs. Sheffield Wed Crewe vs. Mansfield the lookout reported disgustedly: The second of the three-day "Test" matches between Middlesbrough vs. Newcastle Darlington vs. Scunthorpe "Aw, ifs a gull." Bermuda and the West Indies-bound M.C.C. cricket team Sheffield Utd vs. Manchester City Hartlepools Utd vs. Workington A little later, a hunter in a Sunderland vs. Huddersfield Tranmere vs. Grimsby neighbouring blind yelled: gets under way today at the Somerset Cricket Ground. If Tottenham vs Portsmouth Wrexham vs. Barrow West Brom vs. Liverpool "Why don't you kill that crazy the game lasts that long, the remaining two days will be SCOTTISH LEAGUE Second Division goose right hi front of your tomorrow and Saturday (Boxing Day), with a break on "A" Division Birmingham vs. Notts County blind?" Aberdeen vs. Stirling Alb Christmas Day. Blackburn vs. Doncaster Clyde vs. Celtic So, one of the flabbergasted M.C.C, who need a victory to and Spooner, two left-arm Brentford vs. Oldham Falkirk vs. Airdrie gunners jumped up and shot the restore prestige after the first spinners Wardle and Lock, but Bury vs. Derby Hamilton vs. St Mirren snow goose. "Test" draw, announce the ex­ no top-class right arm slow Everton vs. Bristol Rovers Hearts vs. Partick pected number of four changes bowler. Fulham vs. Plymouth Queen of South vs.- East Fife in their side. Those who missed BAILEY WILL BOWL Leicester vs. Rotherham Utd Raith Rovers vs. Dundee MONDAY, December 28 the last game, Evans, Watson, Notts Forest vs. Leeds Utd Trueman is not picked, so Rangers vs. Hibs English League — First Division Wardle and Moss, are selected West Ham vs. Luton presumably Trevor Bailey will "B" Division Arsenal vs. Blackpool again, while Compton, Trueman, share the pace attack with Alan Third Division (South) Albion Rovers vs. Dumbarton Cardiff vs. Chelsea Laker and Statham are left out. Moss. Bailey did not bowl at all Aldershot vs. Exeter Alloa vs. Motherwell Second Division On paper this seems a weaker, in the first "Test" Bournemouth vs Southampton Ayr Utd vs. Arbroath Bristol Rovers vs. Everton and certainly less balanced eleven The Bermuda team were always Colchester Utd vs. Q.PR. Dundee Utd vs. Stenhousemuir Lincoln vs. Hull City than the last one, including as it I in trouble with Lock's clever Coventry vs. Ipswich Dunfermline vs. St Johnstone Stoke vs. Swansea does two wicketkeepers Evans' spinning of the ball, and it will Crystal Palace vs. Norwich Forfar vs. Third Lanark Third Division (North) Gillingham vs. Millwall Morton vs. Cowdenbeath Bradford vs. Southport Newport vs. Bristol City Queen's Park vs. Kilmarnock Barrow vs. Crewe Alex Northampton vs. Leyton Reading vs. Torquay Swindon vs. Shrewsbury Walsall vs. Brighton Watford vs. Southend "LONG TOM" GRAVENEY is clean-bowled by Cal Symonds in the third day of the First Test. Third Division (North) Foil should Barrow vs. Wrexham Bermuda was able to draw with the M.C.C. Graveney made 28 runs in the second innings. Gateshead vs. Carlisle •o Off Grimsby vs. Tranmere be interesting to see how they Halifax vs. Accrington fare at the second chance. Mansfield vs. Crewe Alex Men's English Super Quality Bermuda have made three B.A.A. Make Drastic Change Port Vale vs. Chester drink sensible changes in their team Rochdale vs. Bradford City and will take the field with an Scunthorpe vs. Darlington all-pace attack, consisting of In Team For Knockout Final Southport vs. Bradford WOOL SWEATERS seven recognised fast or medium Stockport vs. Chesterfield bowlers. Workington vs. Hartlepools This type of bowline has come The Bermuda Athletic Associa­ good games as wing half, will be York City vs. Barnsley because... off well against the Englishmen, tion's football team that will meet called upon to feed that right BOXING DAY and in the first "Test" spin the Police in the final of the Knock­ wing, while Kirwin, who had English League — First Division Soft as Cashmere out Cup Competition on Sunday at Aston Villa vs. Wolves no other drink makes you feel so fit And bowler Calvin Wade was not used been outside left, will be played at all. the B.AA. field has been radically as left half. In this position, Blackpool vs. Arsenal you feel fit because you mm fit—because changed. Halves have gone up Kirwin can work with either Bolton vs. Charlton with the wearing Line-ups are as follows: into the forward line, forwards Constable or Wyman DeSilva and Chelsea vs. Cardiff the malt which BASS contains, the yeast - M.C.C. have gone into the half-back line, might go up as an extra forward Hudderfield vs. Sunderland inside-forwards have been moved if an attack develops on the left. Liverpool vs. West Brom quality of Wool. extract which gives BASS its " life", and tha HUTTON (captain) WATSON to outside forwards. The only Larry Swain is the pivot and Manchester City vs. Sheffield Utd tonic qualities of the natural water with positions which have remained will play in the centre half Newcastle vs. Middlesbrough MAY constant have been the goalie, the position. He will be setting up Portsmouth vs. Tottenham These come in which BASS is brewed, tone the system, SUTTLE backs, the centre half and the the plays and he might be able Preston vs. Burnley centre forward. Sheffield Wed vs. Manchester Utd stimulate th* brain, and improve digestion. GRAVENEY to lob up a few from the half­ shades Tan, Grey, SPOONER That nice combination of Swain, way line to confuse the goalie. Second Division Yes. it is true—BASS does aB that And BAILEY Kirwin and Wyman DeSilva has The B.A.A. are anxious about Derby vs. Bury been knocked into a cocked hat Sunday's game, as they should! Navy and Yellow. that's why BASS drinkers are so rarely _L EVANS Doncaster vs. Blackburn by the B.A.A. Selection Com­ be for the Police have three new Hull VS. Lincoln Its unrivaHed ingredients, unchanged for WARDLE mittee. forwards just signed on who Leeds vs. Notts Forest LOCK Their most radical change has might make things merry. The Luton vs West Ham 150 years, mak* BASS the tonic that keeps Police line-up could not be Notts County vs. Birmingham MOSS been in placing Wyman DeSilva, obtained last night, but the B.A.A. them "on their toat". the best inside left in Bermuda, Oldham vs. Brentford BERMUDA to outside left. Ray Constable is as follows: Plymouth vs. Fulham We incite your inspection. It's the purest, most satisfying and most will be working with him as Wirthlin; Sousa and Cassidy; Rotherham vs. Leicester TONY MADEIROS Dunstan, Swain and Kirwin; • WINTON EDWARDS inside left. Constable has been Swansea vs. Stoke health-giving drink in the wbrid. Start Inside right. Charles DeSilva. Adcock, Third Division (South) Why Pay More When You Can Make A NIGEL HAZEL (captain) DeMoura. Constable and Wyman drinking BASS regularly—you'll leok better, Charles 'Spinach'* DeSilva, hds DeSilva. Brighton vs. Walsall WOODGATE SIMMONS been brought in as outside right Bristol City vs. Newport 20% Saving feel better and be better. MCDONALD SIMMONS where he should give a good —o- Exeter vs. Aldershot * WELLINGTON SMITH account of himself while Adcock Ipswich vs. Coventry PETE MULDER will be playing inside right, Wrexham KO Brighton At! Leyton vs. Northampton Available In PINTS and NtfS CLARENCE SIMMONS Adcock having played previously Millwall vs. Gillingham The What-Not Shop CALVIN SYMONDS as left half. Third Attempt In Cop Norwich vs. Crystal Palace AUSTIN HUGHES The idea, apparently, is to give Q.P.R. vs. Colchester Utd Church Street Hamilton Great stuff this BASS EUGENE WOODS the forward line an extra kick Shrewsbury vs. Swindon Southampton vs. Bournemouth Reserves: Calvin Wade, Carlton so as to get more power and a LONDON, December 21 (_P). — 12391+wth. LOOK FOR THE RED TRIANGLE Welch, St. Clair Smith. few more goals. The defence Wrexham defeated Brighton and Southend Utd vs. Watford itself is sound. Paul Wirthlin Hove Albion. 3-1, in today's Torquay vs. Reading 1lift •CbWrfl 0 <* JHWtw ft— The umpires will be Jack Hay­ second-round match in the Eng­ ward and Crofton Cann. will be between the sticks, George Sousa will be right back and I lish F.A. Cup competition. It was GOSLING BROS. LTD,, HAMILTON. Yesterday several of the team, Cassidy left back. That trio is the third time the teams had met. Hutton, Palmer, Compton, cool and capable. The first two games ended in 1-1 Graveney and Suttle, went golfing Dunstan, Swain and Kirwin draws. Wrexham will play Scun­ 12358+w. at the Mid-Ocean Club, while will make up the half-back line, j thorpe in the third round most of the other tourists went Dunstan, who has turned in some January 9. sightseeing. M. C. C. BERMUDA TOUR CROSS WORD PUZZLE *«*»****'•* Under the distinguished patronage ol His Excellency the Governor, ACROSS 29- -Tnterpret L E T T p i V o T •5 (archaic) A V E e A V A K Y Lieut.-General Sir Alexander Hood, G.B.E., K.C.B.. K.C.V.O., •1—Provides food 30- -Short letter C P E M P T F A N C—Crucifix .11- -Single time o n and Lady Hood. 11—Showy 32- -Brawl 1 ul o A T •6 O 13—Quick look 34- -Journey E V A ERB 1 P -Tibetan gazelle K T 9 14—Order vt merit 3fi- K E V E P E u i f> (abbr.) -Slay m is c 15—Native of ai- -Beam Q L P L A 6 Bosnia 38- -Blaze H|E l F [!___ rs E P O T 17—Beast of 39- -Sign of zodiac EN •KIEI^IE T T As burden 41- -St-CDx: & ___ % IS—lllumi' 11ed 42- pertaining to SHELLY BAY 20—Fruit of oak 43- -Tread on BH , rann HO THE FINAL MATCH SI—Hint 45- -College degree I rZ E N (abbr.) ___Q___E 17 —Not one % -Com pet: don 7 -Marsh plant 18 rt To I —Demolish at 11.00 a.m. daily —Person-of good % 7/,26 22 23 a. qualities % 7 (colloq.) a. Tl 27 —P«*m ^ n 28 -10x< 'amation MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB vs. BERMUDA »9 Jo 30 —Abdominal 77? pains J>2 33 »i—:Prophe t 31 —Froth % 37 —Covered with 94 is 3fc rain and snow % 7 •—Worthless ii 'to •H thing (slang) SOMERSET CRICKET CLUB GROUND ^ ^//f —Merry «•. »3 •H Vi —Clayey earth m w -Liberate •to in 18 <*i Shade trees • Prefix: double ei Dine ftmojnm W Conjunction Admission: 5/- General 7/6 Reserved 12W1.+ . Sun god uD- _U_.II VMM-iM Mta. 1M . Canadiens Lose Star BUFFALO BILL By Fred Meagher Rookie Beliveau Again VOUlL SIT DOWN AND FEED BROTH MONTREAL, December 22 (_P) TO VOUR PAPOOSE Jean Beliveau, the Montreal ^..jmrsiiimr HORSE RACING Canadiens' outstanding rookie YOU'LL oow. prospect, .suffered a fractured right cheek bone in last week's game between, the Canadiens and the New York Rangers. BOXING DAY He suffered a cracked ankle bone on Oet. 22 in Chicago and did not return to the line-up December 26th until last Thursday. There was no indication how long he will Mutuel Betting 11.30 a.m. Club Bor be out this time. A FULL DAY OF RACING John Schliemer ot Kingsburg, California, on a brief holiday in British Columbia, caught 17 salmon weighing nearly, BOOlbs. THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1953 Page Sf WEDDING Maze Ot Bed Tape Eden Challenged For over 100 Christmases Open Today and Thursday until 5.30 p.m. Summerton—Jackson Britain's Civil Defence On Expiry Of A Royal Marine from Dorches­ ter, England, and the American UK-Egypt Treaty girl he met ia Portland, Maine, were married yesterday in the LONDON, December 21 (Reu­ Registrar's Office here In Chaotic Disorder ter). — One of 40 "rebel" Con­ The bride is the former Miss servative M.P.s who oppose Bri­ Lottie Jackson, daughter of Mr. (Special through Reuter) tish surrender ot tile Suez Canal ,jand Mrs. George P. Jackson, of LONDON, December 28 — Bri­ gramme, particularly in building Zone base today attacked the ^Tortland, and her bridegroom is tain's civil defence service is in­ shelters, strengthening basements Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony ^£»/t*t$ Mr. Peter H. Summerton, of Ad­ efficient .extravagant and tangled in new buildings and protection Eden, to* stating that the Anglo- miralty House, who at present is in sed tape, a parliamentary com­ ot railways and public utilities. Egyptian treaty expires in 1956. attached to H.M.S. Sheffield. mittee report fd today. After a The investigators complained also Citing the 1936 treaty word by The bride, who wore an orchid thorough rro*""^, the investigators of delays in designing and pro­ word, Mr. Patrick Maitland, mem­ dress and a corsage of white car­ representing Tories, Socialists and ducing a new type gas mask and ber for Lanark, denied the wide- nations, was given in marriage by Liberals in Ihe House of Commons said no attempts had been made ly-accepted interpretation of the her mother, who wore a black accused the -Government civil de­ by tiie Home Office to give document's 20-year-old limit in a SIMCJ 1144 dress with pink trim. Mr. Sum­ fence committee of lack of leader­ priority to respirators. An ad­ letter to The Daily Telegrapfe. merton. was attended by Mr Peter ship, direction and guidance. ministrative delay on tiie extent Alar. Eden, lie said, was guilty Blatchley, R.N. Britain's Civil Defence is super­ of a government allowance has of a "misstatement" when he After the wedding a reception vised by a committee consisting delayed the strengthening of stated during a debate in the was held in "The Cottage," the of deputy secretaries from each ship's bulkheads, the report said. House of Commons test week that home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Government department and the Technical holdups had delayed the the treaty runs out in 1956. 10 Unusual Gift Suggestions Barton at Spanish Point. A fighting services' vice chiefs of production of radio-activity Mr. Maitland quoted articles of Everybody loves Slippers three-tiered wedding, cake was on staff under the chairmanship ot measuring equipment. the treaty providing that the the reception table and arrange­ Sir Frank Newsam, permanent The investigators said they maintenance of British troops in for Christmas . . . for last minute choosing ments of flowers were used undersecretary at the Home were "shocked" to discover that tiie disputed Canal Zone and the throughout the house. Office. The Parliamentarians Government departments had ability of Egyptian forces to take The bride, a graduate of Deer- questioned whether the facade of submitted estimates for more over its defence would be refer­ ing High School in Portland and a civil defence corps on a national than £70 million for civil defence red to international arbitration in To give your "best girl." a former employee ot the First scale should be continued or but had actually spent less than 1956 if disagreement then existed Portland National Bank, will re­ whether the Job would be carried half this amount over the past between the two parties. If you can't say it — this will play it. A main in Bermuda until her hus­ out more economically if it rever­ four years. "Whatever that may mean band sails next month with the ted to local control. Britain's civil defence services, about procedures for agreeing Swiss Musical Compact that plays "I Sheffield. She will then return formed in 1948. consist of the SERIOUS DELAY upon the time of on eventual Bri­ Love You Truly" when she opens the to the United States. Civil Defence Corps, the Auxil­ tish withdrawal, nothing in it The report complained of ser­ iary Fire Service and the National suggests that tiie treaty ends or catch. A real Christmas catch, too, at LONDON, December 22 i Reuter) ious delay in handling adminis­ HosDital Service Reserve. lapses in 1956," he said. .—Mr. Lester Pearson, Canadian trative problems and lack of drive ' "Experience has shown up a He also noted an article pro­ £5.0.0. In Christmas Corner. Minister for External Affairs, left behind tiie capital works pro- number of defects, particularly in viding for negotiations on "revis­ tonight by trans-Canada Airlines Hat Civil Defence Corps," the re­ ion" of tiie treaty 20 years after ft ft for Montreal. port said. By May this year, its signing. But he pointed out Mr. Pearson, who was accom­ 275,207 volunteers had joined the that the same article specifies And this is for 'Picnic Lovers." panied by his wife, came to Lon­ CUNARD COMMODORE corps but about 17 per cent at "continuation" of the alliance be­ don after attending the Atlantic new recruits quit within three tween the two nations regardless Council meeting last week in months and many never showed An English Coracle Picnic Pack in a Paris. RETIRES FROM FLEET of any revision. up for training. The corps is still "Where does the treaty specify leather zipper kit. Smart girls will see only at half the required strength. that, in the Foreign Secretary's the light and use it for a shoulder bag May Settle In M. Says SHORT OF EQUIPMENT words, it runs out in 1956?" Mr. Paint a Picture Maitland demanded. when it's not on its original mission. With oils tiie first time you try The Auxiliary Fire Service is Belief that the treaty under Master Of Queen Elizabeth short of equipment and has little which Britain holds the prized Complete fitted with Thermos, unbreak­ Good gift for friends 9-10 contact with the regular fire ser­ Suez territory wou'd expire in Keeps them entertained for SOUTHAMPTON, England, vices, the investigators declared. - three years, thus losing tiie Canal able cups, sandwich and milk containers. December 22 (Reuter). — Captain More than 90 per cent of the Zone in any case, has been one We couldn't resist this one. We bought hours Harry Grattidge, retiring master Hospital Service Reserve are argument for returning the area of the 83,000-ton Queen Elizabeth, members of the St. John Ambu­ to Egypt now to avoid further it on the spot — but there are a few said today that he may settle down lance Brigade and the British Red conflict. She'll welcome these warmly because little Dorrit in tiie United States, but refused Cross Society, but here again the Mr. Maitland and his rebellious more at £5.104) if you hurry to our to give any details. investigators were critical. They Harbour Road and companions have drawn up a Christmas Corner. Captain Grattidge gave his last said that responsibility had not motion criticising Government they're gay as well as cosy. I. to r. Hodsdon's Ferry — Paget orders from tile bridge of the been defined for the collection moves to surrender the Canal "Queen" when she docked here of atom bomb casualties and no territory. Furry Scuff — 25/—. The Chow in ft ft ft !2363tw. last night. He is retiring from provision had been made tor the Cunard Steamship Company trained first aid personnel to work 'Ms an example of the present Foi your favourite Auntie or Cousin. fleet, after 48 years' service, 40 in target areas immediately after lack of coordination in the ser­ sheared wool — 30/- and the fleece of them with Cunard. a raid. "This," the report said, vices as a whole." She'll drop the hanky with deliberate Very Lou) Prices He said today he has been lined softie Moccasin at 22/6. Festive offered several appointments in intent if it's one of these frilly French the United States,' but declined xSmsxma i CHRISTMAS to say what they were. colours. ones. Finest of linen — most delicate American He said: "I have been to Am­ of laces (the museum kind). Too pretty TURKEYS 'For over 100 Christmases" TURKEYS erica many times and have been (eviscerated) fortunate enough to see the in­ for words. You must see them. They're (undressed) 6/- lb. side. After some time in Britain 5/- lb. — and you can almost walk across in our French Shop — from £1.5.0 to BEEF that in one stride — it is likely | £2.10.0. American I will go to the States." For Roast WHOLE Captain Grattidge paid tribute ft ft ft 3/6 Ib. CHICKENS to the pride of tiie American passenger fleet, the 53,000-ton A "stocking gift" that's practically Large and Regular | United States, holder of tiie At­ perfect. Henri Bendel's "Laundel," the Small Ones HAM lantic blue riband. He said such 4/6 lb. 5/9 lb. a vessel is a vital necessity "espec­ fragrant Liquid Soap for her intimate ially with the world situation as Ige****^ Picnic Legs of it is.**" apparel (for fine linens too). Three HAM LAMB and the Queen Mary proved tiie sizes — 10/6, 15/- and 27/6. From 4/- Ib. 3/- lb. He said the Queen Elizabeth X worth of the big ships in World the French Shop. Nice idea: Add a pair Small War H, when they were invalu­ Farmer's able as troop transports. tIMCf >•«« or two or three of our exclusive STEAKS CUT UP But, he added sadly "they'll 5/- lb. CHICKENS never build ships as big as that Sapphire Nylons, starting at 12/6 in the 6/6 lb. again." Lingerie Dept. LAMB Captain Grattidge's maritime WOMEN'S WEAR SHOULDER Bologna career started when he went to ft ft ft 2/9 Ib. HAM sea as an apprentice at the age For that "tired business man." 4/- lb. of 16. He joined Cunard eight Spiced years later, saving on the com­ HAM pany's first turbine ship, the Nar- Cuff links and tie clasp in white enamel HOT 1 mania. 4/6 Ib. Portuguese He saw two world wars with an "old auto" motif to take his SAUSAGE I through at sea, and was aboard Bermuda mind off his feet. Gold plated mount­ 6/- lb. the liner Lancastria when she was PORK bombed and sank off the French ings. 30/-. In Christmas Corner. coast in 1940. EGGS . . . 6/3 Doz. He was given his first command ft ft ft I Christmas Nuts and Chestnuts in 1943 when he captained the Is she always carrying packages? PET MILK (By the Case) 49/- Ascania in the Sicily and Anzio landings. After a spell in com- By tbe Dozen 13/- I mand of the Franconia, he com- From Italy and the West Indies, ; manded the "Queens" for the first time in 1948. He became Com- we've garnered a most comprehensive The Custome r's Market i modore of the Cunard fleet last collection of Straw Shopping Bags. year. Corner Reid and King Streets Colourful and sturdy — from. 10/- to 12J«*w. The Queen Elizabeth will- be |out of service for seven weeks £5.0.0 depending on the size. Christmas for her annual overhaul. Disney Delights in Kiddie Slippers. Corner. Mickey, Donald, Flower, Pluto or ft ft ft If he likes passing fancies . . . Thumper topside — gaily coloured felt TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY Fancy drinks, that is, he'll welcome a below. For girls and boys. 27/6. non-spill Drink carrier that will easily tote twelve. A rubber mat holds glasses y% Price Sale in place — but the secret of it all is of really the ingenious handle. 27/6 in the Housefurnishings Dept. Linoleum Remnants ft ft ft For the woman who has "everything." A Swiss Musical Cigarette Box in gold- All remnants with 5/- embossed leather. Handsome, unusual, leather, also in polished wood. Various square yard value now melodies from which to choose. £5.0.0. JAEGER ALUWOOL HOUSECOATS Accessories Dept. near the Reid Street reduced to 2/6 per If you don't get one for Christmas entrance. ft ft ft square yard. there's trill your Christmas check "Incidental" Gifts — in name only.

Jaeger does the classic fireside coat as If he or she tosses a tasty salad, a wood it should be done — two wqy§: a Pepper Grinder at 25/- or 75/-. Main Cash and Carry Only wrap-around with a big patch pocket, or floor, Front St. level. Wood Whimsies a nine-button beauty with four small from Switzerland — unusual carved horizontal pockets. Both in wonderful birds, gaily coloured 15/- or a perfectly His favourite leather Opera Slipper. shades. Pale blue or pale green, Navy exquisite creamy white Swedish Wood and Maroon. Sizes 10 to 18. English made; soft sole; felt lined at Cross, the delicate shavings forming, on intricate pattern. Unbelievably unusual 37/6 or thetiard leather sole with rubber The wrap-around £7. 0.0 — and unbelievably priced at 5/—. In heel at 42/6. Deep shades. Christmas Corner. Phone 4371 Reid Street 9-button style _.., £8.15.0 i2J»etw*h. | 12371'tw. mmmmmm

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and three- were acquitted. ^"Perhaps." They carried their SCHWEPPES JAP REDS SENTENCED The 17 not acquitted left the plates to a small table where they Ladies' Sweaters Turkeys */6 lb. courtroom in disgust before the could see the bay. "Just as I once 100% CASHMERE Plucked and Drawn FOR WRECKING TRAIN judge finished reading his ver­ imagined you were in l&ve with dict. - They waited in police cus­ The Perfect Secretary Van Orden." from $12.97 — 92/- Boiling Fowls 5/- ft. TONIC WATER SENAI, Japan, December S3 tody in a nearby room and later "I UB you toat wasn't true." Farine 1/6 lb. (Reuter). <-. The High Court here announced that they would appeal By ANNE ALLISON "t know you did. Will you tell me PURE LAMBSWOOL to the Japanese Supreme Court. that again, Lisa?" The world's finest tonic water today upheld death sentences CHAPTER TWELVE miniature bridges, later laughing How could She admit her love for • from $6.35 — 45/- Everybody's Market passed on four Japanese Com­ The Siory This Far: LISA EVANS, together as they shared tea and Van, when she dared not acknow­ munists found guilty of sabotag­ , LONDON, Dec. 22 (Reuter).— loyal secretary of W. RICHARD cookies. ledge it, even to herself? "The PURE BOTANY WOOL East Broadway ing an electric train in July, 1949, The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. VAN ORDEN is in New York with Lisa insisted upon going to the word has never been mentioned be­ from $4.23 — 30/- John F. Burrows & Co., Ltd. causing it to jump the rails and Vyacheslav Molotov, has said her boss, trying to land the adver­ office every morning but her em­ tween us," she said stiffly. Note New Business Hours: kill six persons. Russia would be willing to accept tising account of Nordak Perfume, ployer was equally insistent that "Don't be angry, darling. I be­ Daily ,. 8 a.% to 7 pan. controlled by PAUL NORDAK. She she take off the remainder of the Agents A fifth Communist had bis an Indonesian Ambassador to lieve you now. Vou are one of the The Shirt Shop Thursday S a.m. to 1 p.m. death sentence commuted to life Moscow and to send an Ambas­ was warned by BILL HOWLAND, day to entertain Paul. So at noon, few honest women I have ever (open until 9 pjn.) west coast office manager, not to conscious of toe remarks from the Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 pjn. imprisonment. Gaol sentences on sador to Jakarta, acording to' Tass, known. As long as you're not in 123SCrtw. W_6ttBB.e_lf. 12 other persons were commuted the Soviet news agency. accompany him. She finds herself rest of the staff, sbe hurried out. We wito anyone else I can wait." being entertained by Paul and his She really didn't care what they being entertained by Paul and his thought. It was BUI Howland's Later, as champagne and li­ AUNT JANE. He seems more in­ silent disapproval which hurt the queurs were passed, Van claimed terested in Lisa personally than In most. Paul's attention and Lisa found the business she represents. Lisa On Thanksgiving Richard Van herself alone in tite library with ! tells Paul she does not love him but Orden gave a party in honour of his BUI Howland. !*a^^**&*w*M&&m$ best wishes to its Patrons and Friends for crippling acid, muscles relax. Tour feet to talk about tint." "Shop at FRTTHS and Save" soon feel cod and comfortable again! "We weren't for awhile. Poor (To be continued) sa from all Chemists fellow! What did you do to him + anyway?" !2385 w. and Store* RADOX Lisa felt the familiar flood of Canadian football, somewhat m colour rise to her cheeks. "You're similar to the American game, imagining things." technically is known as "Rouge." Of UP I Governor And Wife Visit m & sa & And solicit their continued patronage 3 Children's Homes «&> through the Coming Year. I sa + Continued from Pife ££123S2 wt_. 41 of the management committee, Nunan, Chairman of the Ridge­ and Mrs. M. Neverson, matron way Committee (a sub-commit­ and founder of tbe home. tee of the-management committee), The children sang Christmas Captain W. A. Hill (superin- carols for the visitors, who then tentend) and Mrs. Hill (matron). toured the home. Lady Hood was The visitors were introduced 5? presented with a bouquet on be­ to the children to a room where half of the youngsters and staff by the day before Santa Claus had 10-year-old Harold Simons. The distributed gifts to toe day nur­ Governor said he was glad to be sery children at their Christmas back visiting the home. party. Now Till Christmas THE SHIP CARRING SPRY HAS BIEN DELAYED Another great welcome was ac­ There followed a tour of the corded the Governor and Lady home and, as in the two other in­ Hood at the Ridgeway Home. stances, the season's greetings to Here, besides the resident chil­ the youngsters and staff were BY BAD WEATHER BUT YOUR FAVOURITE SPRY dren, they saw the day nursery given by the Governor and Lady children. They were met by Lady mbs. FURNITURE SALE Hall, chairman of the management committee of the Lady Cubitt Aa they left there were cries WILL BE IN THE SHOPS BY MONDAY. Compassionate Association, Mrs. J. of "Goodbye, Governor" from some of tbe tiny tots. To reduce stocks, we are offering In Time for Xmas a collection of furniture from our regular stock—at a sub­ LADIES' DRESSES stantial pre-Christmas reduction. Suits, Slips, Blouses, Sweaters, etc. MEN'S SHIRTS — Corduroy, Gabardine BEDS, SPRINGS, MATTRESSES Underwear etc Children's Sweaters, Dresses, etc. VANITIES, BUREAUX, CHESTS Costume Jewellery Xmas Decorations DRESSING TABLES

Berniee's Dry Goods Shop DINING ROOM SETS, DINETTE SETS Serpentine Road 122*11" <«w A CHROME CHAIRS Soon, very soon, you will have your KITCHEN CABINETS perfect shortening again, Stay a day or two * wonderful Spry is on its OCCASIONAL TABLES way back, to give you the pastry of your dreams! And Spry not only gives 3-pe. LEATHERETTE SECTIONAL SETS you the lightest, most delicious pastry you've ever tasted — it makes all cooking better. It's a The only doily service .Substantia/ reductions ff clear! quick, easy mix — stays fresh — and is always from Bermuda to La a ready for use! For Guardia Field N.Y. dishes that tantalise the 'HT\ BERMUDA 7y | •*•••* ••*•• BN palate — use Spry! only £18.19.0 ($51* d/w \m (tourist Fare) • Complimentary meals — j IRADING io Bor service available. |* W improves cooking! COLONIAL AIRLINES H REID STREET or your nearest travel agent HAMILTON Open on Christmas Ere until 7 p.m. THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1953 Page 1! Chancellor Tells Germans

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(Special to Tbe tHeat York Times and The Royal Gazette) BONN, December 22. — With tions on German rearmament, the Christmas coming on the Germans West having decided that rearma­ find themselves cast in the role ment was essential for protection of the good boys of Western against the Soviet threat. Europe. The French, In Men France is not alone in thinking Uncle Sam's eyes, are the naughty that control is desirable. That is ones who have been warned by also the opinion of some of the the Secretary of State, Mr. John highest authorities of tiie other WmWrnwe*1* .w* Foster Dulles. Allied powers in Bonn. m Like hoys tbe Germans tend te GERMAN FEARS be conscious of their good be­ There are likewise. Germans haviour. At the same time some who believe in control. They Candy belongs to Christmas! ef than feel bashful when they argue that the new democracy in are praised in public while the this country is not yet strong and Take home luscious, chocolates . . French are being reprimanded. deeply rooted. It might not sur­ Last week the Chancellor, Dr. vive- a revival of tiie German hard candies . . novelties for the Konrad Adenauer, told some of general staff, a German national the modest ones to mind their Army and German militarism. kiddies' stockings manners. He asked German For some time, however, both newspapers to show more under­ Allied diplomats in Bonn, and the standing of the problems of the Germans, have been speculating French and not to be so critical. on whether E.D.C. is the Only No German, of course, has more means of reconciling France and cause to be impatient with the Germany and controlling German French than Dr. Adenauer him­ rearmament.- Some of them are self. Be has been obliged to wait under strict orders not to talk until the last half ot the eighth about or even consider alterna­ CHOCOLATES decade of his life to undertake tives but they nevertheless ask his greatest political enterprise, whether the whole Western policy the integration of Germany into for Europe should be allowed to DROSTE'S Flower Boxes 12/6 Ib. Vi lb. 7/- • Western European community. stand or fall on a single treaty. It is often said in Bonn that MOIR'S PocketPak 3/6 Boxes from 8/6 If he succeeds he will go down in history as one ef Europe'^ greatest statesmen, if he tells as just an­ LONDON BUTCHERS TO SCHRAFFTS Assortments from 12/- Ib. 2 Ib. 23/6 other German republican politi­ cian. Whether he succeeds de­ HONOUR AMERICAN ROWNTREE'S Assortments from 11/- Ik Vi lb. from 6/6 pends on reaching an understand­ ing wtth France for an economic (Special through Reuter) CADBURY'S Assortments from 11/- Ib. Vi lb. from 6/6 and military unification of West­ LONDON, December 22 — The ern Europe, an understanding Worshipful Company of tiie Art that has so ter eluded him. or Mustery of Butchers in the City COQ D'OR Assortment 13/- lb. 2 lb. from 25/- TIME RUNNING OUT of London today decided to Western Germany under his honour Mr. Putnam Eaton, Ameri­ Quality Street 7/6 Ib. leadership has been ready for MACKINTOSH'S nearly two years to enter a Euro­ can manager of Swift and Com­ pean Defence Community' with pany, which operates one of the the French but France has backed biggest meat importing businesses down. at London's Smithfield Market. CANDIES bi jars, tins, boxes Riley's Toffees from 3/- Although time is plainly run­ The honour will take the form of ning out for both the E.D.C. ami a scroll recording the resolution himself Dr. Adenauer has re­ of the Court of tiie Worshipful Callard & Bowser 3/- and 4/- Mackintosh's Toffee 5/- strained his impatience and asked Company to accord Mr. Eaton its his people to do the same. Far honorary freedom at a lunch to be Lyons of London 5/3. md 5/6 more than tiie average German held on January 7. TOYTOWN I he knows tiie gravity of the de­ The company clerk, Mr. N. L. Horner's ' 3/9 to bl- cision that confronts the French. Hall, said that custom made it Pascal.'? 2/6 As they see it here France is impossible to present tbe freedom engaged—tn Mr. Dulles' phrase— to anyone unable to take the oath Today from in an "agonizing reappraisal" of of allegiance to the Crown, so the CHOCOLATE BARS FRUIT PASTILLES CHOCOLATE APPLES her defence policy. She is being resolution would be presented in­ asked to submerge all fear and' stead. Mr. Eaton will share with 3 o'clock to 5 o'clock, Santa suspicion and enter into an al­ President Peron of Argentina the CRYSTALLISED FRUIT SHORTBREAD CHOCOLATE BISCUITS liance with her traditional enemy, honour of holding an honorary Germany, at whose hands she has freedom resolution. will be at suffered invasion three times in : Mr. Eaton, this year's festival less than a century chairman of the Butcher's Chari­ ESSENCE OF E.D.C. table Institution is being honoured The essence of the E.D.C, as for his services to the Ministry many interpret it, is to create of Food and the company. He MEDICAL HALL a basis of trust and understanding has lived in Britain since the first TOYTOWN between th* Germans and tiie world war ia which he served French. Sir Winston Churchill with the U.S. Navy. ' Reid Street Hamilton has often spoken of it in those The January 7 ceremony was to ot the Bermuda Trading Co. terms. have been a double event, but the OPEN ON CHRISTMAS EVE UNTIL 7 P.M. The purpose of the E.D.C. other American the company Reid Street Hamilton Treaty, which was conceived by wished to honour, Mr. Arthur I France herself, was to impose Fletcher, chairman of Armour Open on Christmas Eve until 7 p.m. I international control and limita- and Company here, recently died. 12313tto w. •wjfeflE' '4^

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On Thursday, 24th December, all our stores will remain 'COSTUME JEWELLERY If you haven't already taken care of your MEN'S Pearls . . One-Strand 8/6 1 Open All Day GIFTS, come to us and see how easily and Two-Strand 10/6 quickly it can be done. We have grand Three-Strand 12/6 Closing iitr.es for the various stocking-stuff ers for boys, too ! Chokers . . rhinestone earrings . . stores unit be as follows: FOR MEN FOR BOYS White broadcloth SHIRTS bracelets.. gilt earrings .. All 8/6 22/6 17/6 VESTS . . . SHORTS .. . . BRIEFS 5 p.m. 4/6 to 6/6 3/6 to 5/3 THE BUILDERS SUPPLY Co. 4/6 COTTON SOCKS, fancy designs from 2/6 'HANKIES from 2/6 each. From 7/6 box THE HAMILTON SUPPLY Co. 8/6 and TIES (including boys' ready made ^te 6 p.m. 12/6 bows) 3/6 and 51- THE TOWN HOUSE j from 8/6 BELTS 5/6 and 8/6 •NYLONS .. fancy heels 12/6 pr. THE BERMUDA SHOP from 30/- Broadcloth and flannel PYJAMAS — W. "• jpijl Si <3 pairs 32/6) HANDKERCHIEFS 7 p.m. from 1/9 Slippers from 10/6 'GLOVES Hand-detailed fabric from 13/6 GIBBONS COMPANY Braces Doeskin from 15/- Kid 25/- and 30/- EDMUND GIBBONS Ir 5/6 THE WOMANS SHOP VELVET STOLES WOOL STOLES THE BERMUDA TRADING Co. VELVET CARES SILK SCARVES THE BERMUDA COMPANY EVENING BAGS HANDBAGS THE BERMUDA MOTORS LIZA BARRS TOYTOWN MEDICAL HALL ||| GIBBONS Co., SOMERSET GIBBONS Co., ST. GEORGE'S Queen Street HAMILTON HMttLTO* 7.30 p.m. \m THE STOP 'N SHOP OPEN ON CNRISTMAS EVI UNTIL 7 P.M. OPEN ON CHRISTMAS EVE UNTIL 7 P.M. 12X5 tw. 123ti6t». Page il THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1953 HIRE A CLASSIFIED I AD TO ELL FOR YOU FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE Office Equipment ibv ffingal -muutts! Larg e furnished TWO-BEDROO* FILING CABINETS, metal, four APARTMENT, attractive, has fire­ Miscellaneous Garden Supplies drawer, foolscap size. Sunshine CONDITIONS OF ADVERTISING place in sitting-rown, £ 40 per month, Supply Co.. Reid St. Phone 2103. cases withdrawn Gigantic Bridge Spoiled near Hamilton. Write Box 3766, Ber- NEED A NEW CARPET? Invest ln BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH ROSE TREES. tt la a condition of acceptance 1 muda Press. NEED A TYPEWRITER? We carry af advertisement orders that tbe Cotton -Broadloom. For beautiful Booking orders now, for early . excellent used models both port­ publishers of The Royal Gazette aaal FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM COW selection of samples. Call 3777. delivery. Comdr. Bowie, Reid Hafi ables and standards. Purvis Ltd. i The Boyal Gazette Weekly, do not TAGE on waterfront with beach in CEDAR FIREWOOD. Cut to fireplace Building, Call 1251. guarantee the Insertion et any Pembroke. Call 3804 days, 4944 nights length. For - further particulars. DUPONT'S SULPHATE of AMMONIA, . —— • j §articular advertisement on a specified and holidays. Phone 1049 between 6 and 7.30 33%, 300 lb. bags, £3.5.0. Available Of Penalty On Surface Of The Moon ate or at all, although every effort evenings. at Verdmont Florist. Phone 4612. Sporting Goods will be made to meet tite Wishes of DO YOU LACK STORAGE SPACE? FRUIT PICKING and other ladders of advertisers; further, they de sot We have it. Call MM. Bermuda BERMUDA , CHRISTMAS CARDS — RILE Y' S "HOME" BILLIARD aluminium are light, strong and On the application of the moon has been in existence. accept liability for any loss or dame?e Transfer & Storage Co. Ltd. Seven attractive scenes, suitable for durable. Many types available. H. TABLES, Russian Billiard Tables Solicitor General, Mr. Peter LONDON, Dec. 22 (Reuter).—A caused by any error or inaccuracy personalised greetings. Bermuda Richardson, Soutfc Shore, Paget. and "Championship" Table Tennis leading British astronomer has "It is absolutely regular in out­ in the printing of any advertisement. GOING AW AT? Let us store for you. Press, Stationery Store. Tables. Contact Norman Sumpter. 'Smith, two informations laid Call 1434, Bermuda Transfer and Confirmed a New York astrono­ line, which makes it all the more Tbe "Colwood" ROTARY CULTIVA­ against Peter Chiappa Petty, of remarkable; it easts a shadow and Storage Co., Ltd. ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS—Mullard, TOR is a real labour saver ta any "Faraway," Warwick Parish, mer's discovery last July of a CLASSIFIED RATES 40, 60 watt, 1/6 each; 75, 100 watt, Memorials you can see tbe sunlight stream­ THREE ROOM FURNISHED APART­ vegetable garden. Ask for a demon­ under the United States Bases tremendous bridge on the moon Minimum rates for IS words 1/9 Bach. Special discount to the stration. H. Richardson "Shenorock,'* ing beneath it." MENT. Available now. £25 per trade. Young Trott at Co.. Ltd. Paget. For Marble MEMORIALS of beauty (Agreement) Act, 1952, were which lodes as though it had been (additional words 3d. extra per word); month. Also six-room unfurnished built by engineers. Dr. Wilkins added: "It is One Insertion, 4*4 two. 3a. 9d. each; and distinction, contact Mrs. Jaca withdrawn in Hamilton magi­ residence from Bit -Feb. £30 per PRACTICAL XMAS GIFTS at Lucas RA - PID - GRO - the miracle p»ant Critchley. phone 2206. absolutely unique and the most thr«e, 3s. 6d. each; four, 3s. 3d. each; month' Good localities. Phone 4667. House to please motorists and strates court yesterday by the Bat, Dr. M. Wilkins said in a five, 3s. each; six, 3a. 9d. each; seven cyclists. Tor Cars: Mascots, cigarette food. Wadsons. Wor. L. M. Minty. nation-wide broadcast, "the extraordinary feature known on 3s. Bd. each. _»-__ FURNISHED HOUSE. Pitts Bay Rd., lighters, automatic cigarette ejectors, LADYBIRD ELECTRIC LAWN- livestock bridge is, of course, not artificial. the moon today." Insertions moat be made within Three bedrooms, two baths, living The first information alleged radios, ashtrays, steering wheal gloves, MOWERS are efficient, economical It only looks artificial." He said Mr. O'Neill sent him an period of one week. Special reduced room, kitchen, and dining room. Call driving mirrors, horns, de-misters, easy to use. £24.10 with 100-ft. WENE CHICKS all breeds. Shipment that Petty *_ttd counsel and pro^ prices for multiple insertions far 3074. ' ' spotlights, extinguishers, mats, fans, cable at Young, Trott A Co, Ltd., this week. Call Sandys Brokerage cure Edwin Wardman to purchase The weird span—20 miles long airmail letter asking him to con­ extended periods. Richmond Roa_»7 firm the existence of the bridge. SEVERAL, unfurnished and furnished sunvizors, ate. Also for Autocycles Co. Tel. 5001. on behalf of Horizons Limited, 20 and looming 5,000 feet above the and Cycles, speedometers, horns, foot- mean surface of -the moon—was "I did so on August 26 and cottages available now; various rests, electric lighting sets, reflectors, drums of paint which having been localities. Apply Rego Agency, 437* mirrors, saddles, pillion seats, weather- Radio Hardware sent to a United States contractor discovered on July 23 by John replied to Mr. O'Neill. But I LOST AND FOUND and 3836. shields, bells, wheel locks, carriers, within the meaning of the United O'Neill, an editor of the New York heard nothing more from him, carrier bags, etc. The Lucas House, PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, Christmas, METAL MOULDINGS—Stainless steel for he had died on August 30." COTTAGE ACCOMMODATIONS and aluminium for counter sink States Bases (Agreement) Act, Herald-Tribune, who died on Lest:' £10.0.0 REWARD will be paid Corner of Union and Dundonald Children's and Classical records at Dr. Wilkins said tiie structure to anyone finding a FEMALE availab'e Breezie Brae Inn. Paget Streets, Hamilton. Wadsons. table. Jeffrey & Sons. Tel. 2971. 1952, had by virtue of section 19 August 30. Near beach. Also guest rooms witb of the Act been admitted free of Dr. Wilkins, who is a fellow of possibly came into being in this BOXER PUPPY. Colour, brown with breakfast. Near beach. Call 5297. white paws and white face. Lost since MATTRESSES Single Bed, 40/- and customs duties." the Royal Astronomical Society way: A meteorite ploughed Friday December llth from Jennings SS/-; Draughtsmen supplies. The Handicraft Wearing Apparel ! Private COTTAGES aad APART­ The second information alleged and director of tiie lunar section through a molten lava barrier, Land. H. E. Gibbons. Phone 4311. MENTS; maid service hod utilities Bargain House. Reid Street, Hamilton, MEN'S GREY FLANNEL TROUSERS phone 4373. PERSONALISE Your Christmas Gift that Petty aidod Horizons, Ltd. of the British Astronomical and when it solidified an arch included; daily rates. Phone Bermuda with a Monogram. Phone 3312. made ta England; full size range, Association, said the bridge was was left. Cottages 4027. 55/- or $7.78. Archie Brown Shops. in purchasing 20 drums of paint PIANOS. Spinet and Upright Pianos GIFTS—Hand tooled from finest Ber­ "a gigantic arc about a mile and The bridge was on the edge of by "Brinsmead" of London. Guaran­ SALE NOW ON. Substantial Reduc­ which having been sent to a REAL ESTATE teed solid mahogany and fully tropi- muda Cedar In all varieties. John United States contractor within a half to two miles wide. It a plain known as Mare Crisium, ANNOUNCEMENTS calised. F. V. Anfossi, phone 2481; Davis, Cedar 8hop, Somerset. tions. All lines. The Royal British, looks artificial and it is almost "an oval spot you can see with Wanted for PROSPECTIVE PUR­ Front St. ,. T^ _____ the meaning of the U.S. Bases CHASERS. Reasonably priced ATTENTION PLEASE! Do you know I A LIFETIME XMAS GIFT for the (Agreement) Act, 1952, had by incredible that such a thing could the naked eye, on the top right Houses, Cottages, Building Lots. Ber­ that rae'C_tty Cleaners & Dyers still | family. A tropicalised Strohmenger Real Estate Diamond-Studded WRIST WATCHES have been formed and have en­ hand side near the edge of the muda Tourist Bureau. Phone 5344. have a Pick-up and Delivery Service.? • by Girard-Perregaux. A very virtue of section 19 of the Act If you wish the man to call. Dial 1268. Piano. The Little French Shop. MAGNFICENT HOME, on Jamaica's special gift for her. Astwood been admitted free of customs dured dur^g the_ages_v__ichthe moon," Dr. Wilkins said. For prompt and efficient service in North Shore, near Tower Isle,. Two - Dickinson Co. Ltd. duties. your REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS. ATTRACTIVE, inexpensive luncheons j GALVANISED PRESSURE TANKS Acres. Waterfrontage. Lounge. Dining Contact Mayne & Company, Happy offered' to members and friends 80 gals. £19. 120 gals. £33. 10. 0 Room. 3 Double Bedrooms, 2 Bath­ Both informations were laid by Valley. Phone 4153. 13.15 — 1.45 pjn. English Speaking 220 gals. £36. G. E. Roaster will cook rooms, equipped Kitchen. Terrace, 2 Car Accessories . Ralph Leonard Gauntlett, Col­ Union, Cedar Avenue. a whole dinner. Reduced £9. 19. 0. Car Garage, Servants Quarters. Fully lector fo Customs. Help Wanted STOCK MARKET Robert 0. Aitken, Queen Street, Tel. furnished, linen, silver, glassware. LEAKY SILENCER? Holts Gun-gum ALCOHOLIC INFORMATION CENTRE j .1197. Price £16,500. Particulars Box 3740, mends broken noisy silencers Sa a Mr. Smith said the Colonial HELP WANTED Bermuda Press. few minutes. Available at Holmes, Treasurer had accepted a penalty. open daily 10-5.30 at Room 317, Williams & Purvey, Ltd. . Pilot with knowledge of Fishing EXCHANGE PRICES TRUCK DRIVER. CaU Mr. Everleigh Hamilton Hotel. Inquiries confidential. ; 25 BABY CHICKS, year choice with In announcing that tiie informa­ Phone 3951. 25 lb feed waterer, and feeder, only Household Equipment tions would be withdawn Mr. to take oat parties;, also able to at Belmont Manor. 85/-. Reserve now for December _ • 1 j ATTENTION LADIES! Contest open Minty said that the acceptance of CAPABLE YOUNG LADY as stock to join and win at Ideal Beauty delivery. Call 5001 Sandys Brokerage CROSLEY DEEP FREEZE, D.C.F.8. POSITION WANTED a penalty was a complete bar to do maintenance work on hotel Furnished by Courtesy of records clerk. Regular business Salon. For appointment phone 3996. Company. 82 cu. ft. 287 lbs. of food capacity. hours and good working conditions. £100. Also 2 door G EC Refriger­ SCOTTISH WIDOW, cultured, kindly aU proceedings. during spare time. Permanent The Bank of N. T. Apply stating tge, business experience BON MARCHE has moved to a ALUMINIUM LADDERS of all types, ator, freezer division above. £12 , disposition, desires employment, and salary desired to control office at temporary location ta the Steede | now in stock, light and durable. H. both one year old. In perfect con­ governess or companion. Stuart, 75 job to right person. For appoint­ Elbow Beach Surf Club. Building, Parliament Street, Hamilton. I Richardson, "Shenorock,'# Paget West, dition. One large food safe, £ 10. Viewforth Edinburgh, Scotland. Butterfield & Son, Ltd. Paget. Phone 7630 between 9 and 10 ajn. TWO PORTUGUESE GARDENERS, i OPEN MEETING — ALCOHOLICS Israeli Plane Said Fired On ment call Coral Island Club 7631. ANONYMOUS. Every Sunday at HOUSEWIVES, defrost your refriger­ CANADIAN STOCK NOON AitchesonGood pa, yHea andd Gardenerhousing. , CalBelmontl Mr, ! 6.30 pjn. Lily Hall, Church Street. RABBIT PELLETS, chick starter, ator while you sleep. Automatic INSURANCE By Egyptian Warship U3MI»_fc. Manor Information, phone 1875. growing mash, laying mash in 25 lb. Defrost Clocks at E. D. MacRonald QUOTATIONS bags. Call Sandys Brokerage Co. Tel. Ltd. Phone 1191. PROTECT YOUR JEWELLERY and Aluminium 47% 5001. otber valuables from theft, damages COTTON BROADLOOM CARPETS Call Bermuda Fire & Marine Insur­ TEL AVIV, Israel, December Bank of Montreal 35',_ closely tufted, smooth richness of ance Company, 22 (Reuter).—An Israeli Army Estate of Bell Telephone 39% ELECTRIC PLANERS, Portable with velvet. Mothproof. To have salesman spokesman said tonight an Britalta Oil 4.25 case, £40. Spare blades, eta. in visit you with samples. Call 3777. TAXIS AND TRUCKS must be insured stock. Sunshine Supply Co., Beid St. before December 3lst. -Harnett & Egyptian warship today fired on Canada Cement 88»i I SINGLE BED with spring and mat- I Richardson, Front Street, can arrange an Israeli Air Force plane flying Canadian Pacific Railway 22 *. FOR RENT: THOR SPINDRY WASHING tress. Refrigerator. Call at Dora's this for you. over water about five miles west Benjamin Chew THghman Consol. Mining & Smelting nil -MACHINE. In use nine months. | Fashion House. Recorder Building. of Rafah, on the Egyptian Gaza Consolidated Paper 41 >i Good working order £55. Mini-motor Deceased { £9. Phone 4067 evenings 4127 days. SERRATED STEAK KNIVES and forks strip 60 miles south of here. Hollinger 12 — set of eight. The perfect "take WANTED TO BUY The spokesman said the plane : Pursuant to the Trustees Act, 1876 Home Oil nil back" gift. Astwood - Dickinson Co., I Spacious Unfurnished Apartment was not hit and did not return Imperial Oil 27', _ Ltd., Front Street. OLD CHINA, Silver, Pewter, Brass. Section 50 in excellent neighbourhood Old-fashioned Jewellery, Prints, etc. tbe fire. He said that the incident International Nickel 34 MOFFAT ELECTRIC 4 BURNER j occurred at 10.00 a.m. local time. Noranda 60% Two Bedrooms, Two Bathrooms STOVE with .owen. Good condition. Phone 1634 before 10 ajn. -Little £20. Phone 2616. Dorritt Israel has lodged a protest with NOTICE Shawinigan Water 40 the Israeli-Egyptian mixed armis­ PHILCO RADIO PHONOGRAPH CON- IS HEREBY GIVEN to SOLE. Five piece blonde bedroom tice Commission, he added. LONDON STOCK CLOSING Beautiful One Bedroom House set, box spring and inner spring mat­ TRADE SERVICES creditors and others having QUOTATIONS in Somerset tress. One single Hollywood bed with Drug Store Beetles are present in any debts, claims and demands Japan 6<;, 1924 Assented _S_89 mattress. All in excellent condition Bermuda. Bave your furnishings completely furnished, magnificent views Phone 4463. DURAPROO'FED. Call DURACLEAN against the Estate of BEN­ Hongkong & Shanghai Bank £ 96 JAMIN CHEW TILGHMAN Mount Isa 30/9d SERVIETTES: Three Christmas de­ SERVICE, 9328. " North Broken Hill 53/1 >,4d signs, 9d. package of 25. Bermuda PIANO TUNING, any part of the deceased, who died on the Royal Dutch £34% Press Stationary Store. island. Call Kingsley A. Swan, Def- Three Furnished Apartments For Those Who Plan SIXTH day of OCTOBER, War Loan 3%% vjfaSL- £84% IRONING BOARDS on folding stands, onshire West. Prompt Service. located in Paget convenient to Lower Ferry complete with pad and cover, 67/6 MONOGRAMS on all household linen, 1953 and that they are hereby each. Chesley' E. White & Son, 4371. , towels, sweaters, scarves, ete. Trous- Beyond Tomorrow I required to forward the par- SOUTH AFRICAN STOCK CLOSING QUOTATIONS STEP-LADDERS . Ot" aluminum are 'gkau estimates given. Phone 3312. | i ticulars $>f their debts, claims Attractive One Bedroom Cottage light and easy to handle. Various Anglo-American Csrp 109/4'2d 11 sizes. H. Richardson, South Shore, and demands to The Bank of j Daggafontein . ..'Hp 76 '3d located in Harrington Sound Paget. STAMP COLLECTING N. T. Butterfield & Son, De Beers Consol. Deferred 67 9d HAIR BRUSHES — Shampoo, com­ USED BERMUDA and Great Britain Lovely Verdmont limited (Trust Departmeent), Free State Geduld 53 3d plexion, powder, taoth, nail, flocr Coronation stamps. Good prices Grootvlei 20/0d brushes. Also mops. Fuller Brush paid. Stamp Shop. Reid Street. I Hamilton, on or before the N'changa 132, 6d Two Bedroom Furnished Apartment I Store. Phone 5233. Development Twenty-Eighth day of Decern-1 President Brand 30/3d VENETIAN BLINDS. Made in Ber­ (overlooking the South Shore) ber, 1953 after which date The Stilfontein 26/ 10>ad^ muda by tbe Globe Venetian Blind West Driefontein 119/4Mp_P Co. Telephone 2971 for prompt ser­ Bank-of N. T. Butterfield & vice. Taree days from order to In­ SPLIT IN ITALIAN €0VT. ! Son Limited, a f o r"e s a i d Western Holdings 74/3d stallation. Here they are — big Western Reefs 51 3d AGENT FOR EXECUTORS, West Rand Consols 50 6d "PANELYTE" — Modern plastic table PARTY IS HEALED beautiful Home Sites and counter covering; many beauti­ will proceed to distribute the ful colours. Jeffrey & Sons. tai. 2971 with a futuristic outlook ; assets of the said deceased ROME, December 22 (Beuter). BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL VENETIAN BLINDS: New low price. — designed for your amongst the persons entitled RATE FOR UNITED STATES High quality Phone Irving Lusher — Tbe Italian Premier, Signor Jr., 2135, tar-free quotations. Giuseppe Pella and the former favourite type of house thereto having regard only to EXCHANGE Premier, Signor Alcide de Gas­ with plenty of space for the debts, claims and demands $2.81125 $2.810625 peri, tonight announced that they of which it shall then have had Boats, Motors flowers, shrubs and citrus Bank buying rate $2.8250 had reached an accord, and ap­ notice; and that it will not be $1.00 equals 7/1 Famous James, 3 GEAR AUTOCYCLE. parently a split ia tiie Christian Excellent . condition. £65 cash. grove. liable for the said assets or any Bank selling rate $2.80 Phone 4717. Democratic (Government) Party • has.been healed. part thereof so distributed to $1.00 equals 7/2 BOAT BITS & CANOES. Prams and any creditors, person or per­ CANADIAN FREE RATE Sailflsh. Ambard & Company, East The party's executive assured Broadway. Average Site is % Acre sons of whose debts, claims! London the nation it had worked out 1952 FORD ANGLIA. Registered and demands it shall not then | $2.729375 $2.728125 July. Good condition. Tel. 3561. "mutual confidence and collabora­ Average Price b £1,500 have had notice. Montreal MORRIS MINOR CONVERTIBLE: Ex­ tion between party and Govern­ cellent condition; licensed and in­ The Bank of $2.7325 $2.72875 sured to April 30th, 1954: reasonably ment." priced. Young Trott & Co. Ltd. N. T. Butterfield & Son, Ltd. Bank buying rate $2.7450 The crisis started three days ago WALLACE GILMOUR Agent for Executors. $1.00 equals 7/3 V4 METAL MOULDINGS—Stainless steal when the Christian Democrat and aluminium tor counter sink, Realtor Bank selling rate .. - - $2.71 Premier demanded clarification of Dated October 24, 1953. table. Jeffrey & Sons. Tel. 2971. recent indications by party mem­ Tel. 1547 $1.00 equals 7/5 LAUSON OUTBOARD MOTORS: Air- bers—including Signor de Gasperi 12381 tw. + The foregoing are yesterday's cooled. 4-cycle, -9 h.p., £50; 6 h.p., —that they considered his 9323 th «.Nov 21 w.23Dec. closing prices. £70. Buy yours now at these reduced prices. Wadson's. Government a temporary expe­ dient. MOSQUITO MOTORS and spares. Italian precision made — your finest Signor de Gasperi, who is the Bermuda buy. Hercules Cycles. party's Secretary General, today Queen Street. reported to tbe executive on * MARINE ENGINES inboard and out­ "very cordial" • meeting he held board, for speed' or fishing boats. twp days ago with Signor Pella. Ambard & Company. East Broadway. For Better Buys lO

Not bound to accept the highest or any tender which should be' addressed to Box No. 11620 Bermuda Press i PERINCHIEFS TENDERS close 3 pjn. January 4th, -1954. York Street, St. George's Telephone 9227 i__nrta.A_.wjA.1 Many other Gifts all Moderately Priced Iie2©tw»w.l«w-J3 THEROYAL GA2ETTK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1953 fcige |$

<&* Ti^V HUMMEL FIGURES — see our new selection of these famous SHOP THE child studies. Vera P. Card Ltd GIVE SPORTING GIFTS: Foot. balls, tennis, golf, bi seball, ELECTRIC and OH. HEATERS, A HOST OF SMALL GIFTS, fishing, games, and many other PEPPER MILLS in wood and &vmxm inexpensive suggestions. Sports­ fire screens,' end irons, Cape Cod packaged for Christmas, at the Silver-plate, 18/6 to 61/-; ash man's Shop, Burnaby St. HALL'S DISTEMPER is the best trays in china pottery and glass lighters. Bermuda Hardwares FOR THE VERT YOUNG—Add­ "Island Maid," Serpentine Road. Open 10.30 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. for your Christmas house de­ from 4 -. See them at Wm. Ltd., Front St. Phone 4251. a-pearl necklace or an imitation RALEIGH — "The all-steel l&f corating. All colours at Frith's Bluck & Co., Hamilton and. St. PICTURE TOWELS, guest towels, pearl or coral. R. D. Whitter. SACRED RECORDS: Bev Shea, cycle," 3-speed models; junior Hardware.' George's. _____ Belgian lace cloths and place Dona Lee Robinet of Revival models and other models now in settings, lovely embroidered HANKSCRAFT automatic Hour and others. Bible Book stock. Wadsons. MASONIC RINGS and signet electric Baby Bottle Warmers Room, Church St. Gifts for the AMATEUR PHOTO­ rings for men. The perfect cloths. Card table size to &% yds. STERLING SILVER IDENTITY GRAPHER. See our wide and Vaporisers, 21/-. Electric Christmas gift. Astwood-Dickin- Tbe Irish Linen Shop, Mangrove Light Showrooms. Make a permanent record of a BRACELETS for Her or Him assortment. The Bermuda Cigar son Co., Ltd., Front St. Bay. B happy Christmas with CAMERA and engraved in any style. Store- and FILMS from The Camera Kempecraft, Walker Arcade. BAR TOWELS, hand initialled I RONSON TABLE LIGHTERS in "TAYLOR TOT" STROLLERS, Store, Queen St. OLD FORESTER BOURBON handkerchiefs, 7/- and 10/-. six different attractive models. THERE'S NOTHING BETTER rubber bumpers and foot rest. DISTINCTIVE YULETIDE WHISKY in a handsome de­ The Irish Linen Shop, Mangrove Pitt & Co. than a subscription to The Royal Originally £8, selling now £6, CHRISTMAS CARDS, gift wrap,! CARDS—To greet your friend* canter bottle. A gift that will be Bay. ^L- GIVE TEARS of enjoyment this Gazette Weekly or The- Royal The Bargain House, Keid. Street and gift suggestions for all. The at Christmas time. Mac's Studio, appreciated. At Friths Liquors Christmas—Pye—better radios, Gazette. East. Bargain House, Reid St. East, j Burnaby St. Ltd. THERE'S NOTHING BETTER Phone 4273. ! Wadsons. FOR HER AT XMAS a lovely THE SPECIAL GIFT — An Air than a subscription to The WESTCLOX CLOCKS, watches FOCKINK LIQUEURS are Hol­ Royal Gazette or The Royal I SPECIAL XMAS TERMS—Small pair of Cocktail Custom-Built Travel Certificate usable at any land's best. Choose from 21 DANCING PANTIES, rayon tri­ Shoes by Cangemi. Available at and wrist watches. The best time, from £5. Bermuda Vaca­ Gazette Weekly. deposit secures gas range, money can buy. Frith's Hardware, varieties at Goslings. electric refrigerator, washing cot, embroidered with rhumba, Antoinettes. tion Service, phone 1169. PIPES, POUCHES, Cigarette samba, tango. Three pairs, 19/6, Front Street. Cases and other smokers' articles machine. Fhone 2012, Bermuda XMAS rREE LIGHTS, angels gift packaged. Baruch. SEWING MACHINES, Scissors, TO ENHANCE the appearance of Goslings will have LIQUEUR make ideal gifts. The Bermuda Gas A Utility Company. Notions. See the amazing CHOCOLATES for Christmas. hair, plastic ornaments, Xmas Cigar Store. your watch at Christmas — a trees, tinsel, figurines. Maude L. 1954 FLOWER ARRANGEMENT WATCH HER EYES SPARKLE "NecchP before you buy. Cecil beautiful expansion band from They're popular gifts. CALENDAR — Beautifully when she opens your gifts of Harris, Church St. T. M. Doe and Son. Jackson, Dock Hill. Thp ideal gift: MILLERS FALLS Com Jewellery from Margaret's, )M0£f| NOTEPAPER — Five attractive illustrated — space for day by day HAND TOOLS. Christmas Reid St. A RONSON LIGHTER with her MELODY MUSIC SHOP, Reid St. shades, gift boxed. Com- SCHATZ 400-DAY CLOCKS. An wrapped. Bermuda Hardware I appointments. 7/6 at Wadsons. initials. Twenty-four models to pendiums and cabinets, from 1/9. AMERICAN TURRETS, Capons, Xmas records. Everything Steal Xmas gift. In brass — Ltd., Front St. Phone 4251. FOR UNDER THE CHRISTMAS choose from. The ideal gift. Pitt musical. Bermuda Press Stationery Store. black — maroon. Vera P. Card TRIE; A Presto Cooker, or a & Co. Ducks, Farine, Nuts, Fruits, Ltd. PIPES, pouches, cigarette cases, set of Pyrex Ware Dishes. Frith's Chestnuts, Puddings, Marzipan, and other smokers' articles Hardware. A CARTON OF CHESTER­ Bermuda Lemons and Grapefruit. make ideal gifts. The Cigar FIELDS 'is always welcome. Moniz & Rego, Front Street. Store. MUSICAL JEWEL BOXS. Xmas Pitt A Co. XMAS TREES, turkeys, hams, JAMES "CADET" — Three-speed specSjL The Little French Shop. SEE OUR wonderful values for CLOCKS Xmas, including woollen jersey roasting chickens. Fresh Ber­ motor cycles. Specially priced TOTS—Wide range, very reason­ MART CHESS PERFUMES, toilet muda pork, raisins, Xmas nuts, CUCKOO CLOCKS £4.10.0 up for Christmas. £115. Wadsons. able in price from l/6d. The water, dusting powder, hand­ blouses, sweaters, costume jewellery. H. S. Critchley, Vasco mixed peel, suet, Farine. Handy Bargain House, Reid St. East. kerchief cases. Hand embroidered Market, Court St. PICTUEE WALL A RONSON LIGHTER with his Phone 427S. da Gama Building, Reid St. initials. The ideal Christmas blouses. The. Irish Linen Shop, CLOCKS ___.„ 30/- Mangrove Bay. gift. Cigars are always appre­ SLIPPERS, football boots and FOR THAT PERSONAL GIFT: TURKEYS, chickens, ham, pork, WATERPROOF WRIST ciated. Pitt A Co. A SWISS WATCH. Guaranteed Give perfume. Peniston-Brown beef, farina, nuts, mixed peel, cowboy boots bring smiles and 15-17 jewel movement, beauti­ WATCHES ...„ £5.0.0 BOX OF CIGARS, We have his smiles. W. J. Boyle & Son. Co., perfume specialists (3 stores dates, figs, table raisins. Piggly I ful, practical, from £5 ISs. up. in Hamilton). Wiggly Market. favourite brand. Pitt & Co.. KIDDY COTTON HEAD T- M. Doe and Son. Flatts Gift Shop Front St. SCARFS, 2,6; polo shirts, 5/6 A GIFT OF BEAUTY — A Gift A BRIGHT SPARKLING NECK­ A SPECIAL OFFER: J_5t in.] TRY THIS TODAY Certificate obtainable at the LACE — earrings—bracelet — Farine, 1 6 lb. West Indian | located in Flatts Village SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS; up; cotton panties, 2/9 up; boys' + Teacher's Scotch Whisky, 22/-. socks, 3 -. Maude L. "Jackson, Harper Method Beauty Shop. I for her Christmas. The Yankee Yams, Tonions, Dashens, limes. | 12276 tuw. 12296*111.1. th. I J. F. Burrows A Co., Front St. Dock Hill. Phone 4325. Store has best selection. Everybody's Market. m^^€^mm^^'^^^^^^^^^^^^ ___*

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Home of Better Buys and Values Remember Open Till Our One Third THE BERMUDA CO Seven p.m. on Saturday Down Easy ELECTRICAL AND HOMEFURNISHING Purchase Plan Church St. M '-.;3HBE.- .Jill,' -. & J Phone 3972 Nights! Cash Prices Quoted Page 14 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1953 INDECENT ASSAULT CASE Bumper Parties Planned DRUNKEN DRIVER Anger In France Over IS COMMITTED GIs In Britain Help Santa BARRED FOR 6 MONTHS On a charge of unlawfully and Heineken's Beer indecently assaulting a young Been "Working and Playing woman referred to only as Miss Presidential Election ,A_, at Warwick Parish on Decem- Bring Cheer To Children Pretty Hard," Court Told Brewed and Bottled in Holland ber 9, Joseph Ray Correia, Jr., of Paget, was yesterday sent for trial "He had been working pretty in the Supreme Court hy the Wor. LONDON, December 22 (Reu­ Springs, whose cowboy voice and in Full 12 OK. Bottles ter). — Santa Claus for thousands naval strut combined with his hard and I guess in this instance Farce; Laniel Withdraws L. M. Minty sitting in Hamilton he had been playing pretty hard" migistrates court. of British youngsters and oldsters "dress uniform" to give fellow sailors a good laugh. a United States Naval officer told Correia first appeared before this year will have an American the Wor. L. M. Minty in Hamilton Continued from Page 1 accent and aliases like Brodka, The United States destroyers The civil servants have taken over Mt. Minty on December 11, when McGowan and Rich will give magistrates court yesterday when QUEEN HONOURS NEGRO the case was adjourned and he Rivieccio, Murphy, Duchek and speaking on behalf .of one of his in Paris where the Cabinet Kolomon. shipboard parties tomorrow and ministers left off to go to DENTIST IN U.S. was remanded in custody. All on Thursday at their anchorage divers summoned for riding an OBTAINABLE AT the hearings have been in camera. Big-hearted GIs stationed m auto-bicycle on the public high­ Versailles. Papers are brought Britain have again swallowed in the London docks. For the here from the capital for sig­ The accused will remain in Navy itself, there will be a carol way whilst under the influence WASHINGTON, December 22 custody until his trial. their disappointment about spend­ of drink or drugs to such an ex­ nature. ing the festive season awag trawa service at the U.S. Navy chapel The presidential deadlock is (Reuter).—Queen .Elizabeth has His legal representative is Mr. tomorrow afternoon. tent as to be incapable of having awarded an honorary O.B.E. Robert Motyer. home and have dug deep into proper control.' seen by many as the climax tb the J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. their khakis and blues to give the Some servicemen have joined T_he diver, Thomas Otis Webb, political strife which has pro­ (Order of the British Empire) to local folk a high time. forces with members of the Am­ of the U.S. Naval Station, pleaded duced 20 Government crises in Dr. John Alexander Somerville, erican Legion Post No. 2 and their France since the war. It is un­ a Negro dentist in Los Angeles, At every United States base in wives to plan a bang-up celebra­ guilty to the offence which oc- Wine and Spirits Merchants The Ladies' Favourite Britain, red-faced servicemen in cured on December 13. He was dermining public confidence in for his work for Anglo-American tion for the youngsters at Boy's the system and producing vague whiskers and red suits will dis­ Town, an organisation founded fined £5 and disqualified from friendship, the British Embassy guise their voices so as not to give driving for six months. undertones in favour of a change Hamilton St. George's here two years ago on the lines —perhaps to an American style announced. the kids the idea Christmas pre­ of Father Flanagan's famous Outlining the facts Inspector J. sents are just another American M. Brown said that at 7.45 p.m.. republic where the President is Dr. Somerville, a naturalised Phone 1081 Phone 9133 Nebraska home. All the guests P.c. Styant was on duty in Queen elected by the people and bas hand-out. will get a shirt and a pair of executive powers, or to the American citizen, is a Jamaican The Navy (as usual) set the ball pants beside the usual Christmas Street when he observed an auto­ by birth and his parents live in 9J_!7twip. bicycle being driven in rather an stability of the British parlia­ Jamaica. rolling tonight with its eighth goodies. erratic manner. The auto-bicycle mentary system. straight Christmas party for Bri­ Headquarters Squadron of the turned up Pitt's Bay Road and The Socialist candidate who tish children at the American em­ 7th Air Division 'Will hold a party returned later still being driven has been namer up to M. Laniel 125 c.c. bassy in London. for the children of Dr. Barnardo's in a very unsteady manner. The most of the way, M. Marcel mmm€KW€m^€W€W€mmm^^m€m€mmmmi mm%m 2 - Speed Super Waves, Marines and assorted Foundling Home. Tiie youngsters driver did not appear to have Naegelen. was still in the running now in stock sailors from Vice Admiral Jerauld will be given a television set and proper control. tonight. But he would step down Wright down to fhe lowliest gob complete playground equipment if tbe present office holder, an­ with Chrome Tank were on hand to hand out ice­ as well as individual presents. The constable stopped the other Socialist. M. Vincent Auriol, REDUCED IN PRICE NO TURKEY "DINNER driver, Webb, and asked for an could be persuaded to undertake our new aad wonderful — cream and cake to about 100 or­ explanation but did not receive YOUNG'S, Walker Arcade phans. Other units have parties plan­ a second term. any coherent reply. Webb was Some non-Socialists see this as "Santa" was Hospital Corpsman ned, but at least one group of arrested and taken to police 12185+s tawf.tp. children won't get a big turkey a possible solution and "draft 2C William D. Fanni of Colorado headquarters where he was seen Auriol" lobbies were hard at work dinner. The aiimen noticed last by Dr. J. Macauley, police doctor, year that tbe children were so ex­ tonight. CHRISTMAS MIRSAS ARE IN. who stated that he found the Lobbving also continued for the cited they couldn't eat. This year, sailtor very co-operative. they'll get light refreshments and elder statesman, M. Edouard the turkey and trimmings will be Webb admitted drinking during Herriot, 82, President (Speaker) waiting for them when they get the evening and all the tests of the Assembly. But like M. back to their orphanage. showed that his reaction was very Auriol, he has refused the job. Similar Christmas parties are stow. Dr. Macauley was of the Either of these men would NEIMAN MARCUS FASHION being thrown for European opinion that Webb was unfit to probably end the squabble if he youngsters wherever United drive a motor vehicle on the pub­ agreed to run, but short of that States servicemen are stationed In lic highway. there were few at Versailles to AWARD WINNERS Europe. predict that the llth ballot GIFTS/^HER Webb told Mr. Minty he had tomorrow will result any dif­ In Berlin, GIs tonight gave a ferently to the previous 10. ^ party for 800 West Berlin orphans just left a party and was on his and refugee children. The young­ way back to base when the con­ sters-munched their way through stable stopped him. DELIGHTFUL DIFFERENT mountains of candy while watch­ COUNCIL APPROVE 1954 ing the full-length cartoon "Cin­ Inspector Brown added that derella.'* Webb was not normally stationed CUSTOMS TARIFFS here. He was a diver who had Another party for 750 children been sent down to do a special job. SWEATERS will be given tomorrow in the The Customs Tariff Act, 1853, All-American Service Club in lite Diving Officer at the Naval which provides for substantially Berlin. Yet another will be held Station said that Webb had been the same import duties as those Christmas Eve, bringing the working pretty hard and he at present in force, was read by FROM £3. 10.6 number of GI parties there to 21 guessed that in this instance he its title only and passed by the and the number of children enter­ had played pretty hard. He had Legislative Council yesterday. tained to about 6,500. a good record. A resolve for the appropriation of £ 1,000 for the purchase of tha Connett property at Mullet Bay, St. George's, was also read by its Rupert and The Lost Cuckoo—20 title only and passed. Seven private bills were passed AT ALL in the same rapid manner. They SHOPS were: \wdJLvVu*i** The Adamant Act. 1953; The Empire Trading Company Act. 1963; The Davis and Lawrence Company Act, 1951, Amendment Act. 1953; The New Testament Church of God Act, 1953; The OPEN TILL 6:00 River Line Act, 1953; The Har­ bour Line Act, 1953; The Trader Line Act, 1953. !g«£*@£^©©«3@#«*^

As soon a* he has spoken Mr. looks at him more kindly. WOOL STOLES WOOL SKIRTS Noah begins to walk away, but " Dear me, how anxious you ^mmm&€^€w&€W€^^ Rupert is not satisfied. " If you ate,** he says. "1 invited your from 55/- from 60/- know where my cuckoo is won't cuckoo to come here for the day. you let me see it ?" he pleads. but I didn't invite yoa. That s Has it gone tm ever ? Surely why my animals wanted to stop you don't want k for the Ark. yon. Came, I'll tell you all do you ? " Mr. Noah turns and about it." ALL F.IOHTS RESERVED GIFTS FOR EVERYONE

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AU cast iron Pipe and Fittings SILK SCARVES HAYMAKER BLOUSES firom now until Christmas 10/- to 45/- from 55/- Greatly Reduced All Sales Cash and Final Get Your Supply of Cast Iron Now and Save tor the New Year Contracts. TREE DECORATIONS GJFT WRAPPING We Deliver STANDARD HARDWARE Remember, there's only today and tomorrow left, so save time and do all your HANDKERCHIEFS NOVELTY BELTS GO. Christmas Shopping here today. from 6/6 - from 2S/6 Cor. Church and W*}t Ettxjltfiij j_M|0;p \WM Washington Sts. Pearman, Watlington 6t|Co, Hamilton Hamilton Phone 4141 Front Street West — Corner Bermudiana Road Open during lunch hour for your convenience. Phone 3905 12JT(.tw 122Kltmitu w..th.