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VOL. 21—NO. 108 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1936 3D PER COPY —40/- PER ANNUM ADDIS ABABA IN HANDS OF FANATICAL TRIBESMEN

IN THE HOUSE ETHIOPIAN STATEMENT TREASURY REPORTS I Mayor Welcomes the Visiting THEY SAY TWENTY-FOUR RESIDENTS RE­ Amateur Unit Yesterday Foreign Secretary Explains Customs Revenue Still Pre­ That the Garden Club meeting was Proposal to Reduce Liquor most interesting. PORTED SLAIN—LOOTING AND Government's Wishes In Re­ dominant Feature The first of the Major Bowes amat- Duty Rejected | eur units to travel oversea to a foreign FIRE BRING HORROR TO CITY gard to Former Emperor country arrived here yesterday morn­ That the idea of encouraging the Three Messages were received by Selassie Now that the Hospital BUl has ing' in the Monarch of Bermuda. smaUer garden owner is very sound. the House of Assembly yesterday become too "hot" to write about any At No. 1 Shed, where the Monarch | * * * from the Acting Governor, two of longer, daylight saving time in Ber­ docked, the unit was greeted by the That some good work is being done LONDON, May 4. (BOP)—A state- on the raUway route. American Minister Appeals to Wash* which were dealt with by the House muda is threatened, and somebody Mayor of HamUton, Sir Henry Wat- Iment on the situation in Abyssinia * * . before the adjournment. The first has discovered that the Customs duty Ungton, on behalf of the Corporation. was made by the Foreign Secretary of these, No. 118, was a request for on butter is very considerably higher j with the Mayor was the Corpora That what about a prize for the tid­ ington for Help—French Troops in reply to a private notice question tion £350 from the Chairman of the Air than that on diamonds (diamonds iest backyard seen from the train. in Commons this afternoon. The Secretary, Mr. J. D. B. Talbot, and Port Construction Committee for 10%—12}%, butter 10% plus l}d Mr. B. V. Smith, Assists on Way to Protect Foreigners Emperor of Ethiopia sent his sec­ nt Secretary That Selassie said Ethiopia was goii the extension of the waiting Room per lb.), the question of the Colony's of the Trade Devolopment Board. g retary to inform Sir Sidney Barton to fight to the last man. for the purpose of examination of surplus funds (if any) engages at­ that he had renounced his affairs Mr. M. A. Gibbons, of Bermuda passengers, and their luggage, re­ tention. General Theatres, Ltd., was another and had confided to his councU of That he never Deserted by its kingly head, Addis Ababa, erstwhile quired by the Bermuda Government. It may be questioned what the member of the welcoming party. said he would be the ministers that he intended to leave first to flee. of Ethiopia, today presents a scene of carnage, with The Supplementary Appropriation Re­ Hospital BUl has to do with an article for Jibuti with his family immed- The Mayor expressed the hope that ire, pillaging, murder and anarchy predominant. White solve later introduced by Mr. Trim­ on the Colony's finances, but this the amateurs would have a successful i iately. In communicating this mes­ That perhaps this is one of the divine ingham to give effect to the recom­ highly interestingmeasure, now being aptiers are reportd killed. Two French Sengalese de- sage the Emperor made it clear that and pleasant stay in the Islands. rights of Kings. mendation of the Committee of the forced through the Legislative Coun­ iments are enroute to the stricken city to maintain order. his wish was to proceed with bis The unit consists of seven white * * * House, provides for £350 for the cost cU, has reached a stage where it itself family to Palestine. His Majesty's and five coloured performers, and it That the article in the Diocesan he Emperor Selassie and his suite are safe on French soil, of providing facilities for Customs, provides an exceUent precedent for Government felt it incumbent upon opened a week's run at the .local Magazine on the Book of Common Djibouti, French SomaUland, and reported by Anthony Health and Immigration Examina­ mixing things up, since it consti­ them to grant this request and so cinemas with a programme at the Prayer is very instructive and in­ :n, British Foreign Secretary, as destined for a haven in tions at the Air Port. tutes yet another piecs of Bermuda far as lay in their power to facilitate Colonial Opera House last night. teresting. Message No. 200, covered a recom­ legislation where one Act changes the ne, aboard the "Enterprise." The British Cabinet the passing of the party to Jerusalem. * * * mendation by the Board of Works provisions of another Act—in this , today to consider resultant conditions on Italy's success- They therefore placed themselves in PRESIDENTR00SEVELT A That most churchmen wU_ agree that to grant to the St. George's Historical particular case the Medical Reg­ communication with the French "the church must.... retain its nquest, while at Geneva those in authority hold that Society the sum of £200 for the re­ istration Act, and or/> member of "MILD" PHILATELIST Government who for their part ex­ inaUenable right ... to formulate lays of the League as at present constituted are num- construction of Gates Fort. This CouncU has already vigorously de­ pressed their readiness to give effect its Faith in Him and to arrange :d, and a frank revision is counselled. Meanwhile, Addis recommendation was adopted, and clared that it is high time for this There is a general beUef that no to whatever wishes the Emperor the expression of that Holy Faith the appropriation was included in extremely bad form of legislation to be phUateUst can resist the offer of a i awaits the arrival of the main ItaUan column of might express, as to his further de­ in its form of worship.'' the same Supplementary Resolve. discontinued, quite apart from rare stamp. Likewise, it is common­ ;oldiery to take formal possession. stination. In these circumstances * * * Sir Stanley Spurling explained that whether or not it contravenes the ly held that every Scotsman is a born His Majesty's Government have or­ That the non-churchman claims Major" Vaudrey, R.A. who has al­ Royal Instructions or whether the numismatist. Whether the latter dered the cruiser "Enterprise" to that in that case the Church should IS ABABA, May 4 (CP).—Fire, pillaging, murder ways shewn a keen interest in the | Chairman wUl give a ruling unless is true or not is probably not estab­ proceed to Jibuti and take the Em­ be separated from the State. hy raged in governmentless Addis Ababa Sunday, preservation of places of historic he is forced to. Ushed, but that there is at least one peror and his party direct to Haifa. * * # interest in St. George's, had offered However, to return to the present distinguished exception to the form­ capital a ghastly wreck. The streets were strewn The Emperor who has renounced the That some noted churchmen agree. the Society his services in connection subject, the craze for accuracy and er rule has recently been proved, ; and mutilated casualties were unestimable. direction of affairs wffl naturaUy * * * with the matter. The Fort, Sir improvement has reached even the said exception being no less a per­ sported casualty among foreigners was Mrs. N. A. be expected while in Palestine not to That the House looks like sitting Stanley said, is believed by many monthly Treasury Reports, which sonage than the President of the participate in any way in further weU into June wife of an American missionary doctor, who was people to be the oldest EngUsh fort­ appeared for March, February and United States. hostilities. * * * hen a bullet pierced the roof of the mission where ification on this side of the Atlantic, January on April 22nd in revised A generous stamp coUector here The ChanceUor of the Exchequer That it all depends on how quickly and to have it restored to anything and not extremely delayed form. Al­ in Bermuda, who has contributed eping. The entire retail centre is demolished made a statement at Commons ques­ important measures are sent to I Uke its original condition would en- though the total receipts for these to the coUection of England's late ion stores are exploding. The British Legation tion time on the aUeged leakage of the House and how long they are j hance tremendously its attraction three months under the old system King, George Fifth, and has episto­ dust on a hilltop which might be the advance budset'secrets. He said the chairman debated. to our visitors, especially in view of would have been £95,138 whereas lary proof thereof, decided to show of Lloyd's had not been able to carry * * * the Italians. Most of the Legations where for- its association with the Virginian under the revised form tboy are only simUar generosity to President Roose­ his enquiries far enough to come to That the question was asked recently took refuge are well fortified. colonists, and would be a source of a Uttle more, -"-tamely, £95,606, the velt. TTis offer met the fine courtesy any conclusion, but the evidence he in the Council whether it was not a revolution continued to sweep through the Ethi- gratification to all Bermudians. Finance Committee appears so de- that one expects from gentlemen of had coUected was of such a character high office, but greatly to the donor's general principle that unexpended Message No. 119 forwarded the in­ Ughted with the new system th?.t they capital today, the city awaited the arrival of two as to indicate that leakage might have surprise, the stamps were declined. amounts not paid before the 15th formation that the Corporation of immediately announce a proposal to lengalese companies reported enroute to quell the taken place. "As I have already January in the foUowing year Hamilton have appointed a com­ reduce Customs duties, not o.i food The President of the United States, stated the Government are anxious lapsed into the Treasury." of fanatic tribesmen, who have already slaughtered mittee, consisting of the Mayor for man or beast, or apparel, or even he was informed through diploma­ the matter should be probed to the * * * ? foreigners. The Italian soldiery of Marshal Bado- of Hamilton, Alderman S. P. Eve, on diamonds, but on rum and spirits, tic channels, receives so many offers bottom." That the answer of the Colonial encamped 20 miles away and are also expected. Messrs. C. W. White and W. J. Rich­ which includes alcohol, arrack, of stamps from abroad that he has The Prime Minister and the Foreign Treasurer explained the situation. ardson to meet the House of As- brandy, cordials, gin, peppermint made it his practice to decline to imperor left his son Crown Prince Asfavu Wasuan Secretary received a deputation this * * * I sembly Committee tn order to con­ water, ram, shrub and whiskey, accept them. s Ababa to await the arrival of Badoglio to surrender afternoon from the League of Na­ That the visit of Major Bowes' unit fer on the question of Port Dues. though not beer or wine, and this by Fair enough • But now the would be Rumours that the Emperor would abdicate in fav- tions Union. is causing quite a Uttle excitement. The Devonshire Dock Resolve, 1936, as much as 1/- a gallon. donor wants to know if this is the * * # the Crown Prince and then become Emperor of Ethio- returned by the Legislative Council -oo- The heavy receipts from Customs single soUtary exception ever Usted. That the visiting critic who stated a lder the sovereignty or protectorate of Italy. The for a minor formal amendment, j POLICE HUNT ESCAPED duties, however, are stUl written all Perhaps it is a phUateUc ' 'New Deal.'' local play is the man who wants to tounced in tracts dropped from aeroplanes over was concurred in. over these monthly Treasury Reports, oo—— sign up a contract with the win­ i Ababa that they intend to place Prince Menelik, The Board of Trade Act was carried LUNATIC 19 HOURS and amount for the three months Liquor Cannot be Taken into ners of the Coral Island Club con­ of the late Emperor Lidj Yassu, on the throne. over by the hon. member in charge, to no less than £68,979, or £11,080 Unlicensed Restaurants test. Mr. J. D. B. Talbot, in order that the Man Saws His Way Out of more than for the first quarter of * * * amendments drawn up for considera­ last year, although the increase That it is nice to think he found French SomaUland, ipian Consulate. Empress Mennen The prevalence of a practice which tion by the House might be more Asylum on Sunday Morning over last year in general revenue is something good here. —Selassie and his family | was first off the train followed by is contrary to the law was commented carefuUy considered before presenta­ the sanctuary of French soil Selassie and the Crown Prince Asfa only £8,633. Incidentally, the in­ on in HamUton Police Court yester­ _—oo tion to the House. British destroyer Sunday, Wosan, but neither Prince Makonnen CAUGHT YESTERDAY IN PAGET crease in expenditure over last year day morning when George Paynter His Excellency to Inspect flight of two days from Addis nor the Uttle Princesses were to be The Hamilton Act, 1936, although even in revised form, is as much as (22), pleaded guUty to a charge of 5 taking the destroyer seen. Many natives wept and others considered in committee, was once £6,853, and totals £98,918, although introducing intoxicating Uquor into Saltus Grammar School cheered when Selassie appeared. Ac­ again reported progress on, Mr. Wil­ AU the available policemen took this the Finance Committee says to England. part in the Colony-wide hunt for a an unlicensed restaurant. Today lake a declaration as companying the group were Ras kinson asking that he might be given nothing about in their Report.' The Acting Magistrate, Mr. D. C. a Uttle time in which to further con­ criminal lunatic who escaped from With receipts of £95,606 and ex­ ons, Selassie appearing I Kassa, Ras Desta, Foreign Minister Smith, asked if the Police regarded A guard of honour composed of sider the BiU and to discuss with the the Mental Asylum in Devonshire on penditure of £98,918 for the first three tired, and asked the | Herrouy and Dedjazmatch Emerou, the offence seriously. cadets and boy scouts will meet his hon. member for Devonshire, Mr. Ejunday morning by sawing his way months of this year, it is easy to see Government to bar newspap- and thirty court dignitaries. Sergeant MacPherson said that it Excellency the Acting Governor at Cox, the amendment moved by him with a hack-saw through two iron that the deficit on current account i from the railroad station. An Selassie was accorded full honours, was just as well that young men 10-30 a.m. this morning when he on the last day of meeting. Mr. WU- bars. He was at liberty for less than was minus £3,312 at the end pf March Italian, who had attempted to photo- even though an exile. He blamed the of the accused's type should be made arrives at the Saltus Grammar School kinson raised the question as to 24 hours, being caught soon after under the revised form of Treasury Negus was prevented by Ethio- revolt of his own tribesmen rather to reaUse that it was an offence to for an inspection of the school. whether or net it was possible to en­ midnight yesterday outside a house Reports. Had the old style of Treas­ ;, blows being struck. The inci- that the power of the Italian armies take Uquor into unlicensed res­ Parents of scholars F.nd friends close a steel or iron verandah, as in Paget West.' ury Report been adhered to, the 3ok place in front of the Ethio- Continued oo Page 10 taurants. It was an offence for which of the school are invited to be pre­ weU as a stone or concrete verandah The lunatic made his escape be­ deficit would have been minus the pioprietor of the cafe was also sent at the inspection, and are re­ now provided for in the BiU "under tween 4.30 and 5 a.m. The two iron £5,030, or even minus £5,215, bars through which he sawed he took liable, if it was proved that it was done quested to be at the school by 10.15 discussion. Mr. ZuiU and Mr. GUbert a difference of from £1,700 to £1,900, with his knowledge. "These young ANTHONY EDEN TELLS HAILE SELASSIE GOES with him. The PoUce knew of this a.m. opposed the BUl on aesthetic grounds, but whether computed under new or men go into these restaurants under and were ready for any eventuality NEWS TO COMMONS TO PALESTINE HAVEN each beUevtog that its adoption would old style this monthly balance hardly the influence of liquor and start to —oo when finally they caught him. At result m spoiling the appearance of means a thing, since it is stiU com- drink out of the bottles they take this time, however, he did not have Front Street. pUcated by the paying out of portions with them. When they are asked DERBY SWEEP Secretary Gives Gist\Renounces Affairs and is Ex the bars with him, and he was taken of a surplus from 1935 now given as to lea^re they start an argument," of Messages from His pected To Take No Further into custody after putting up only a FINANCE COMMTTTEE'S RECOM­ £52,524(formerly £50,287, vide Finance said the sergeant. War Vets Big Event Majesty's Minister smaU struggle. Committee's Report of Feb. 6th), Part in Hostilities MENDATION REJECTED The lunatic had escaped from the This was what happened in this case. which is not now, as previously, kept The proprietor had to send for the The Annual Derby Sweep organised asylum once before. He is regarded out of current account by being put by the Bermuda War Veterans As­ LONDON, May 4. (B O P)— LONDON. May 4. (BOP)—The Em­ Mr. Cox, moving the second read­ PoUce, but Paynter had gone when as dangerous because of the type sociation is a popular event and tick­ Secretary Eden turned to peror of Ethiopia and his family ing of The Customs Tariff Act, 1936, Continued on Page 19 the PoUce got there. of offence he committed before he ets are going fast. lation in Addis Ababa itself re­ went on board H.M.S. "Enterprise" said that he thought the feeling of The Magistrate bound Paynter was sent to the asylum. From Som­ 00 The Derby is run this year on Wed­ garding which he said ' 'His Majesty's this afternoon and the cruiser sailed the Finance Committee was that the over to come up for sentence if called erset to St. George's the PoUce hun­ nesday, May 27th, and the draw wiU Lster has reported that grave dis- for Haifa immediately. Conditions duties on spirits as they were in upon. 00-— ted for him from the early hours PERSONAL take place on the 26th of May. The broke out shortly after the in the Abyssinian capital today are effect prior to April last were in a fair of the morning, but reports which Emperor's departure which I under- proportion to the scale of duties as SANDYS FLOWER SHOW funds wiU be devoted to relief of ne­ revealed in summary by reports of came in during the day traced his Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mott Wooley nd has continued ever since. set out in the Customs Tariff Act, cessitous cases amongst Veterans and two incidents. Unable to establish stealthy progress from Devonshire of New York are guests at the Princess Exhibitors are reminded that Arts There has been extensive looting and that the increases made in April their dependants. communication by messenger with Bay to Paget. He was evidently Hotel for the next week. Mr. Wooley and Crafts exhibits wiU be received and arms have been freely used. last were made as a temporary ex­ oo the British Legation, owing to mob making his way to Warwick, where organised and became president in on Wednesday, May 6th, from 3.00 Attacks have been made on certain pedient to increase revenue at a rule in the town, the United States his parents reside. 1902 of the American Radiator Com­ to 5.00 p.m. foreign legations though not, I time when the Colony was very CONTENTS Minister, who remained with his He broke into two houses before pany. He served the Government AU other exhibits on Thursday, understand, upon the British Le­ wife and six men at his own Lega­ much in need of it. That condition he was captured. At "Woodlands," during the Great War, associated May 7th, from 8.00 to 10.30 a.m. No Page gation, and on foreign property and tion yesterday when ten women and has since improved, and the Com­ Paget, he got into the kitchen, evi­ with the President's committees. He animals wiU be received for exhibi­ Cable News. 1 the business quarter of town is said children were removed for safety to mittee felt that it was a proper course dently searching for food. He also is a trustee of Columbia University, tion. oo Special War Dispatches 1 to be largely in ruins. I regret to the British Legation, sent a wireless to pursue to recommend to the House broke into "The Chimneys," a short Lawrence University and a director British Official Press 1 inform the House that the latest re­ message this afternoon to the De­ some relief of these particular duties. distance from "Woodlands." Aided in the Federal Reserve Bank, New Treasury Report. 1 ports from His Majesty's Minister partment of State in Washington That reUef is not a complete reversal EVENTS OF THE WEEK in their hunt by bright moonUght, York. "His directorships extend to In the House 1 indicate that a certain number of of an attack by marauders which of the duties previously enforced. The the PoUce concentrated most of their many other industries including They Say 1 casualties have occurred among was being withstood by a his staff duties on whiskey, cordials and gin Today—Inspection of Saltus forces tn Paget and Warwick, and at railroads, etc. Editorial. „ 2 foreign residents, though so far as I and native servants. The State De­ had reverted to exactly the same level Grammar School by His Ex­ about 12.30 a.m. yesterday Det.- In the party were also Mr. and Mrs. Diary of S. P. T.. 2 am aware only one British subject partment spoke by wireless telephone at which they were prior to April, cellency. 10.15 a.m. to 10.30 Constable Armstrong saw the lunatic GUbert H. Montague of New York Letters to the Editor 2 has been injured. This is doctor to the American Ambassador in 1935-: the duty on rum at that time a.m. outside the window of a house in City. The party plans to spend ap­ Hotel News.„ 3 Melly, Medical Officer in charge of London who in turn telephoned the was 8/- per gallon, plus the ad val­ Wednesday—Oratorio "Athalie" Paget, and quite close to the other proximately a week here at the Radio Programmes. 7 the British Red Cross ambulance who Foreign Office. The Foreign Office orem. The present proposal is that Wesley Church, 8.15 p.m. two houses which had been broken Princess Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Monta­ Serial Story 6 was wounded in street. He together immediately wirelessed to the Bri­ the specific duty be not reduced by Thursday—Sandys P a r is h into. Closing in on the lunatic, the gue are frequent visitors, this being Sports Page _ 5 with the remainder of the British tish Legation the United States Min­ 2/- to 8/-, but by 1/- to 9/- per gal­ Flower Shew. Springfield, detective blew his whistle, and very the second visit to the Princess this Cross Word Puzzle 8 , community and over 2,000 refugees ister's request for assistance. In con- lon. Based on the quantities imported 2.15 p.m. Military Band Con­ quickly the PoUce converged and took season. This is Mr. and Mrs. Wool- Steamship Notes. _,.„ 3 Continued on Page 4 Continued on Page 4 Continued on Page 4 cert, Par-la-Ville, 3 p.m. him into custody with little trouble. ley's first visit to Bermuda. Stock Quotations 10 RALEIGH... The cycle by which all others are judged— WADSON^ -- . , ; =

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0% ftmjal (Sazette VIEWS AND RE-VIEWS and (Unionist laihj COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE Under this heading we intend publishing the views and re-views of our readers. Pub­ INCOHPORATlNa lication does not imply that these views are in accord with onr editorial policy and we See our Local Boys and Qirls on the way THE ROYAL SAZETTE (ESTAB. t_W> reserve the right to refuse publication should a communication not be of general inter­ Credentials est or be couched in improper or discourteous language. All communications should TM« COLONIST AND DAILY NEW! (SSTAB. MM) be accompanied by the name and address of writer though not necessarily tat publi­ to World Recognition: — cation. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Powerful Mid- Week Shows' THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. QUALITY vs. QUANTITY the season is the high cost of main­ REID STREET. HAMILTON Only the rashest of mortals will risk the unknown. taining a house when prices for food, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY A tumble over Niagara in a barrel, for instance, or a etc, are so absurdedly high. A. M. PURCELL stratosphere flight. Few of us are willing to rush EVE. 8.30 MAT. and EVE. Sincerely yours, MANAGING EDITOR in where angels fear to tread. We seek precedent for May 4th. 1936. ASSISTANT EDITOR: E. T. SAYElt our every move—in the food we eat, in the clothes we COTTAGE COLONY On The Stage Both Days ASSISTANT MANAGER: ERNEST J. BELL wear, in the places we go. To the Editor. ADVERTISING MANAGER: M. M. HANSFORD ——oo JUDGING OF LOCAL AMATEURS The advertisements in this paper are the signed Royal Gazette and Colonist DaUy SUBSCRIPTION RATES credentials of firms which seek your business. They Dear Sir, A CORRECTION BY MAJOR BOWES' MANAGER LOCAL: — ONI YEAR SO, i SIX MONTHS _V- are not only letters of introduction, but pledges of Your island, to the great disgust FOREIGN: — TO UNITED STATES AND CANADA faith. You may accept them because they mean that (All Amateurs who have letters of introduction to Major S12.00 PER YEAR. TO GREAT BRITAIN. SIM­ of those who have a real affection HamUton, a lot of people have bought before you—and have PER YEAR for its beauties and virtues, is fast 4th May, 1936 Bowes' Manager — please report Wed. Eve. 8.00 sharp ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE been satisfied. becoming a second Coney Island—a To the Editor, ready to go on before the public.) Before you begin to shop, run down the list of cheap resort fiUed with over-night Royal Gazette and Colonist Daily. PHONES• MOITORIAU 10-Si ADVERTISING. CIRCULA trippers who can do the island prac­ On Screen—Wed. only On Screen—Thurs. only TION. ETC.. lOBI I WORK-ROOM AND NIGHT CALL* things offered every day in the advertisements. See ticaUy n good financially as they Dear Sir, IOOTI JOB PRINTING ioaa. what interests you . . . what meets your needs with­ POWERFUL! IMPRESSIVE! out burdening your budget. Check and choose before are here for such a short time, and In a report of the general meeting you make the tour of the stores. may be said to do the island definite of the Pembroke Arbor Society, pub­ harm by turning away visitors who Ushed in your paper of May 1st, there TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1936 Combing the advertising pages in advance is a come here in search of peace. were some mis-statements which I labor-saving, leather-saving device. In short, the Surely some legislative action can wUl be obUged if you wiU correct. people who regularly read the advertisements are be taken to halt this cheapening First, it was Mrs. Davison, not THE OTHER SIDE OF getting the most for their money. And that's good degeneration into a second class Miss Davison who gave the talk on business, any way you look at it. haunt of gaping sight-seers. Would "Trees." Secondly, Miss M. Ingham DAYLIGHT SAVING it not be possible for the Government is vice president and not hon. secret­ of Bermuda to impose a heavy tax on all ary as stated. Thirdly, Miss "__•. M. persons entering the island, and to Rees, although President for many lower in proportion the high duties years has not neldthat office through One wonders if some of the more come into effect at a time when we amateurish efforts, a great danger that are levied on aU essentials of the whole twenty-five years of the So­ ardent exponents of Daylight Saving should have smaU need of it because to the amateurs and to our audiences Uving? If th s change were made, ciety's existence. The first president have had a sufficiently extended ex our summer days are fairly long. Ues in a too kind reception of their the revenue of Bermuda would not was Mrs. E. C. WUkinson. Mrs. No Seats Reserved perience of it to give weight to It would come when there are many presentation. their recommendations. This ques­ suffer, but those who come on short Blastings, Mrs. Grosvenor Tucker REGULAR PRICES PREVAIL! days whose closing is eagerly awaited Many, many years ago I did write cruises would be discouraged, whUe and Miss Charlotte Rees have also tion arises because we are told so —days of torrid sun, humid days for the Royal Gazette two criticisms much of the advantage of departing the visitor who comes to spend the held that office, and to all of these when darkness is welcome, and the of a musical production. season would benefit greatly from the credit should be given. from "sun time," and so Uttle of the cool night breezes a restorative and a In the first I foUowed the tradi­ reduced cost of living. Bermuda Thanking you, Mr. Editor, disadvantages; which is almost in­ blessing. tional method of praising every variably the case when zeal is un­ would increase her chances of be­ Yours truly, Whatever fts advantages elsewhere individual performer and extolUng coming a winter colony in this way, accompanied by -anderstanding. —arid they are shrinking under the virtues of the producers. In the England's general adoption of Day­ for the main reason for the reluc­ HELEN M. S. MLODLETON, IMPORTANT NOTICE! scientific investigations as weU as second I ventured somewhat timid­ tance of visitors to take a home for Hon- Sec, Pembroke Arbor Society. light Saving over a comparatively under social analysis—DayUght Sav­ ly to point out faults and miscon­ long period of years would seem ing is not absolutely necessary in ceptions of the work performed. to have justified itseU through its this latitude. But Lord! correspondents thun­ acceptabiUty. It must be remember­ The sun has been good to Bermuda. dered their wrath against the writer All Amateurs who hold Letters ed, however, that the "f^nglish sum­ Let us be true to the sun. of the second article. "What did he mers are, with few exceptions, mUd, know?" they demanded. "If he to Major Bowes' Manager report and of moderate duration, and that reaUy wanted to learn his business, if MECHANICS HALL THEATRE if the temperature variation through­ let lum read the first article and Backstage for Audition — Wed­ out the entire country is almost so become competent to criticise." negUgible. Equipped with Wide Range Western Electric Sound! nesday Evening at 8.00 p.m. But that was many years ago, and That climate is one of the most stiU the condition remains with important factors in dete*rrruning ^he S)iary sharp, prepared for audition be­ the result that performers and per­ the desirabiUty or undesirabiUty of formances are stiU below the stand­ fore audience and Major Bowes' DayUght Saving is weU demonstrated of ard possible to us with very little by America's experience. Some sec­ SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER extra effort. Manager. tions of that country have found the add>d hour of dayUght enjoya­ ble, others have been indifferent to it, and stUl others have found it To golf this week and a fine game intolerable. Wherefore, after war May 4th. played save that my opponent resorts to a base subterfuge in counting time control passed, Daylight Sav­ An end to the great controversy SANDY'S FLOWER SHOW ing passed too, out of Federal juris­ his score. He had driven his baU weU in my Editor's journal anent the pro­ into a wood, and I heard ft

-- "- "TINNY" THINGS ARE N91 "CHEAP" THINGS In Bermuda WASHINGTON, D. C. It Has Been The United States Government has placed an embargo on the ex­ portation of a product of which this country produces practically none— tin. The embargo is aimed at the ANNUAL I / exportation of tin in its scrap form— old tin cans and the like. "Most of the States have at least The Silver Qrill small deposits of tin; but none of them has a sufficient quantity to mme profitably, in spite of the fact BARGAIN SALE of the that American manufacturers us, more than half of the world's oute HOTEL BERMUDIANA put of about 117,000 long tons," say- a bulletin from the Washingtons D. C, headquarters of the National with Geographic Society. • Friday, May 8th AL DONAHUE ALASKA HAS LARGEST U. S. and his ORCHESTRA OWNED DEPOSITS. Saturday, May 9th | "The first and largest deposit of Formal Dial 1211 the metal in this country was un­ earthed in Southern California about the time of the famous gold rush. Closing Parly—Friday, May 8th Fortunes were invested in the digg­ ings that were periodically worked 141_-TC.ii. for a half century, but they were SALE of Remnants, and Stock left over ,„„ „ - ultimately deserted with great fin­ ancial loss. In 1934, deposits in the / Black Hills of South Dakota gave up from the Winter Season, Nothing the largest quantity of tin in that Don't Forget year, in the United States—about 250 pounds. The only other Ameri­ bought for this sale. Come, as this year There's a can-owned deposits worked, those in Alaska, produced about 8 long tons. we have some unusually fine bargains- DINNER DANCE "Tin has had a long career— longer than any of the metals in popular use today," continues the j TONIGHT bulletin. "It was known to the ancient and played an important No Charges No Exchanges part in enlarging the map of the Store Open 9.30 a.m. world. For tin, Mediterranean ma­ CORAL ISLAND CLUB riners braved the open, unknown Atlantic three thousand years ago. with The Phoenicians sailed through the Dinner at $2.00 from 7—8 'Pillars of Hercules,'now the Strait Annual Shoe Sale Saturday, May 16th Dancing from 7:30—Midnight of Gibraltar, and thence to Corn­ wall, England, to obtain the metal Some of Bermuda's Best Coloured Entertainers which they used in bronze castings. and there's NO COVER CHARGE MALAY STATES CHIEF SOURCE OF TIN. r reservations please call 7100 "Until the latter part of the last m.tn. century, Cornwall remained the chief source of tin. Then it surrendered first place to the Federated Malay States from which nearly one-third THE BON-VOYAGE LUNCHEON of the world's tin supply now comes. with music for dencing Chinese largely are responsible for served In the development of the Malay de­ The Palm Garden Restaurant posits. While Malays were satisfied or eking out a day-to-day existence, catching a few fish and growing Tropical Grill a Uttle rice, shrewd Chinese who of the migrated there braved fever infested Flabby Arms boon NEW WINDSOR HOTEL swamps and jungles, and opened 3rd of a Century of Drug Service from 12.30 to 2.38 pjn. tin mines. The palatial homes of Toned by Exercise Your Rexall Druggist is a A LA CARTE or TABLE DE HOTE SERVICE Ohjnese tin *barons' in Malay towns attest what the metal has done for By JACQUELINE HUNT and knead the feshy parts per- registered pharmacist . . . _ A new innovation | sistently. As soon as the arm that man who had to spend years Music Is.- .Dancing continuing throughout the TEA and COCK­ them. ACH season with its smart new is doing the massage gets tired, fashions brings a different THERE IS M0 MYSTERY of special study to learn his TAIL hours from 3 to 6 p.m. "The metal was later found in E let it rest and massage with the beauty problem, into the fore­ prolession. Then he had to Then rem«jin for Netherland India and then in Bo­ ground. Right now it is the youth­ other hand, alternating the arms !N0UR PRESCRIPTION livia, which,, producing slightly less ful dresses with their short sleeves until the muscles are thoroughly ' pass a rigid examination to The Dinner Dance 7 to 9 p.m. tired. i DEPARTMENT practice. He works hand-in- iplcal surroundings, Gay music, Fine Wines, Excellent Cuisine. than one-fifth of the world's out­ and fitted jac­ put , ranks second to the Malay States. kets that make Here is a good exercise you can j hand with your physician Specializing in Sea Foods and Bermuda Delicacies us a Uttle too do several times a day: Bend the Nearly all the remainder comes from to safe-guard the health of BERRIE BROWN'S ORCHESTRA c o n s c ious of arms at the elbow and, beginning ' yourself and your feUow China, Siam, India, Nigeria, Austria, our arms and with the wrists, flop them up and ' citizens. the Congo, South Africa and Alaska. waistlines. down and rotate, moving the Fleshy shoul­ hands vigorously without moving Only fresh drugs and "The word 'tin* has come to be ders and bulg­ the arms. Next bend and rotate chemicals are used in com­ ing upper arms the forearms from the elbow, pounded prescriptions. Each almost synonymous with 'cheap.' always grew so panicky. Once he are easy to cor­ prescription is double- i THE HAMILTON NEVER CLOSES This is perhaps due to the misnaming rect. Of course, your sides. Then rotate the arms of the tin' can, which is really made if you are over- and shake them vigorously from checked for accuracy. And of sheet steel with a thin coating of weight, it is the shoulder. This stimulates the you wiU find prices are rea­ n e c e s sary to circulation and helps build up sonable, too. tin. It is the sheet steel in the tin watch your cal­ flabby tissues or reduces fatty Attractive Summer Rates Now Available can that is cheap, while the small ones. ansa HUNT ories. Other­ amount of tin—about one-sixtieth wise, massage The next exercise is an old fa­ EDDIE WITTSTEIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA part—is the can's most high-priced and exercise are enough to give miliar one, but effective neverthe­ you shapely arms and shoulders. less. First do it with one arm at a ingredient. The price of a pure tin You do not necessarily need to time and then both together. THE PHOENIX TERRACE GRILL can, with tin at nearly fifty cents a I go to a salon for this massage. Swing the arm out straight in pound, would be prohibitive for the You can do it yourself, if you front of you, then up and back— Bermuda's Rexall Drug Store uses to which the containers are or- wish, and the exercise involved in farther back and down un|jl you Nine until closing the massage movements wiU actu­ are making a complete circle like ' dinarilyput. ally improve your waistline and a windmill. Make ten complete "Tin plays an important part in general body tone. Begin the mas­ circles, moving the arms rapidly. Minimum Check 4/- or $1.00 sage with a thorough cleansing Then slow down, making smaller' the Ufe of modern man. Pure tin and salt rub to bring up the cir­ circles "until "the old cat dies." is used in the manufacture of col­ culation and to remove all of the Splash with icy cold water and Summer Formal Dress Requested. lapsible tubes for tooth pastes and dry skin cells that tend to accu­ dry. shaving creams. It is not sufficiently mulate around elbows and the Repeat the massage treatment 1430ttu. backs of arms. and the exercises daily until defi-. fidelwood hard and toiigh for many other pur­ Next rinse away the salt and nite results can be seen. The' poses so it is alloyed with other pat with witch hazel or eau de same treatment will build up "BOIS FIDELE" . . . TREE OF FIDELITY metals. Metal beds are often part Cologne, and massage the right scrawny upper arms and thin tin, refrigerators and kitchen cabi­ arm with the left band, starting shoulders. Only you should use a at the wrist and working upward rieh cream or toilet lanoline Ub- nets usually contain some tin, and to* the shoulder. Use a circular erally when you massage and-the So named because the tree, originally brought from Close of Business Year the metal also may be found in al­ movement over the shoulders exercises should be less vigorous Australia, has remained faithful to the seasons of its !U loyed 'sUverware.' Children play native land. When blossoming in Bermuda, it flowers with tin toys, cigarettes are wrapped Hussey formed a square party. in Australia, although in opposite seasons at opposite in tm foil, houses are protected by HOTEL BERMUDIANA Mr. Robert R. La Branche of New sides of the globe. tin roofs and, perhaps, cleaned with York entertained for Mrs. Esmond All persons or firms having claims carpet sweepers into which tin enters. The last dinner dance of the Ber- P. 'Brien, Mrs. John PeU, Mrs. Mur­ For the first time in the known history of perfumery . . . mudiana's winter season Saturday iel Rogers, Mr. J. A. Moore and Mr. after years of experiment, infinite care and patience, against GOSLING BROS., LIMITED "The famUy cook washes dishes night in the SUver GriU attracted Rodney WiUiams. we have captured the elusive charm of Fidelwood with in a sink probably containing tm, a rge numbers of winter visitors, With Mr. and Mrs. T. WaUace Orr a fidelity and high quality to rank its rare and de­ with water from a brass faucet, part­ representatives of the army and navy were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Neunen, Mr. lightful fragrance with the world's most famed per­ are requested to render their ac­ ly of tm. When modern man travels, and local residents in addition to the and Mrs. J*. N. B. Keeblar and Mr. fumes. whether by automobile, tram, rail­ hotel guests. Joseph Edward Hale. counts —-made up to 30th April — way coach or steamship, tm alloy Captain H. K. Boddam-Whetham Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lemke of Although only three years old, Fidelwood is winning is almost constantly at his elbow. and Mrs. Boddham-Whetham came Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay the unusual recognition of the most fastidious and His newspaper may have been printed over to dine and dance and were Goehring of Pittsburgh caine together discriminating connoisseurs. not later than 18th May, 1936. with type containing tin. joined later by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. John! Roberts of "The metal also is extensively used Smurthwaite and Mr. R. Peyton Bur­ Scranton. Pa., entertained for Mr. 1433+tu.i Fidelwood . . .'Bois Fidele"! Tree of Fidelity! Gift in the manufacture of letter dup­ nett. and Mrs. A. B. Van Buren of Pitts­ of Enchanting Romance from the glamorous Isle of licating machines, caps for bottles Captain and Mrs. F. H. Freeman- burgh, and with Mr. Rodney Stemp Bermuda! and jars, buttons, cream separators, Cowen and Captain and Mrs. H. R. was Miss Mary Rancjc. '' metal ceilings, signs, fire extin­ Primmer came together. Included in the Bermuaiana honey­ "The British Nationality and Status of Alien Act 1914" guishers, and all sorts of novelties. Miss Peggy Best of Admiralty House moon colony were Mr. and Mrs. by Solder & nearly one-half tin while brought a group which included Miss Theodore O. ScuU who had Mr. and Notice is hereby given that LUIS GONSALVES TER­ beari-_g metal contains about 80 Stillwater, Miss Robinson, Miss Mar- Mrs. Steward BUsh of Seymoujr, Ind. CEIRA of Smiths Parish in the Islands of Bermuda Farmer per cent. Bronze Is an alloy of tin shan. Also Commander Harring­ fidelwood is applying to the Governor for naturalization, and that any Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Garth Sym- and copper. ton-Nettle, Colonel Cwordfrog, Capt. mers entertained Mr. and Mrs. "The House of Fragrance" person who knows any reason why naturalization should "The largest consumers of tin Sneyling-Stymie, Lieut. La MeUeur. Robert Samstag. not be granted should send a written and signed statement are the manufacturers of tin plate. of the facts to the Colonial Secretary. With Lieutenants P. Master, S. Other honeymoon couples were VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED % In a recent year 1,500,000 long tons Turrett, C. Goroup ahd O. Firer were Mr. and Mrs. Kermit P. Schafer, THOMAS N. DILL, of tin plate were produced in the the Misses Pinkleton, Orchard and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Foley, Mr. and Plant situated opposite the Aquarium "\_ Attorney for the applicant. United States. Out of this tinplate, Double. Mrs. A. R. Mahaney and with the several billion tin cans were made, Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam K. Under- latter were Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Gill­ UOltmtu. 1397t«-tn. besides other tin plate products.'' hiU and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. espie. Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1936

ANTHONY EDEN TELLS NEWS New Scientific Facts From been credited by some physicists with not to reUeve the President Manager not to reUeve the President Manager the Stratosphere making Ufe on earth possible by shut­ Private Bill Notice Assistant Manager or Secretary from Assistant Manager or Secretary from TO COMMONS ting off these rays. personal attendance if required. Private Bill Notice personal attendance if required. living spores of five distinct var­ WASHINGTON, D.C—The invisi­ ieties, if- not species of bacteria, and i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it (7) Allowing the Bank to be re­ (7) AUowing the Bank to be re- CeattageJ from Page 1 ble, mysterious cosmic rays that rain spores, also aBTO, of five species of | is proposed to present a petition to the moved from office in the same NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN at noved from office in the same manner as a private individual of twenty-three different national­ straight down on the earth at terrific fungi were captured above an altitude | Legislature by The Bank of N. T. it is proposed to present a petition manner as a private individual occupying the same office. ities are in the city. La September, speeds from outer space are thickest fo 36,000 feet, Captain Stevens re­ Butterfield and Son, Limited, praying the Legislature by The Bank of Ber­ occupying the same office. l0| miles above sea level. Above that ports. They were coUected by a muda Limited praying that leave 1935, the Legation guard was rein­ that leave might be given to introduce (8) Allowing the Court to order an (8) AUowing the Court to order an altitude these vertical rays decrease special "spore trap" designed by Dr. might be given to introduce a BiU forced by a company of Indian in­ a BiU for granting additional powers account of any estate or matter to account of any estate or matter to in number. Lore A. Rogers and Fred C. Meier of for granting additional powers to the fantry for the express purpose of pro­ to the Bank and amending The N. T. be given where any person or cor­ be given where any person or cor­ This was found to be true over the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bank and amending The Bank of tecting the British community in Butterfield and Son Bank Act 1904 poration petitions the Court for the poration petitions the Court for the South Dakota on November II, last, and Dr. Lyman J. Briggs, Director of Bermuda Act 1890 to be caUed "THE the event of emergency. I am glad to be called "THE N. T.. BUTTER­ same. same. to think the presence of these troops when the stratosphere baUoon, "Ex­ the National Bureau of Standards. It FIELD AND SON BANK ACT 1936" BANK OF BERMUDA ACT, 1936" has almost certainly enabled a great plorer II," reached the greatest height is beUeved that the demonstration the objects of which would be: (9) Allowing the Court to appoint the objects of which would be: (9) AUowing the Court to appoint many Uves, which might otherwise ever attained by man. that these living spores of micro­ an inspector to examine the papers an inspector to examine the papers (1) To act as executors adminis­ have been jeopardised or lost, to be This newly discovered fact about organisms float at such high altitudes (1) To act as executors adminis­ of the Bank relating to any estate or of the Bank relating to any estate or trators and trustees, and to undertake saved. Members of the British epm- cosmic rays is announced in an article offers additional explanation of the trators and trustees, and to undertake matter, the subject of a petition as matter, the subject of a petition as and execute trusts of aU kinds, whe­ and execute trusts of aU kinds, whe­ m*unity have continuaUy at great in the National Geographic Magazine spread of certain diseases of plants and above outlined. above outlined. for May, by Captain Albert W. Stev­ animals. ther private or pubUc, tacluding re­ ther private or pubUc, including re­ personal risk formed rescue parties to (10) Precluding the Bank from ens, which outlines the scientific Ugious and charitable trusts, and gen­ Ugious and charitable trusts, and gen­ (10) Precluding the Bank from bring into the protection of His being wound up voluntarily without results so far obtained from a study SPORES GERMINATED AFTER eraUy to carry on what is usually eraUy to carry on what is usually being wound up voluntarily without Majesty's Legation Europeans. I the sanction of the Court so long as by co-operating scientists, of the in- STRATOSPHERE EXPOSURE known as trustee and executor bus­ known as trustee and executor bus­ the sanction of the Court so long as am sure the House wiU agree that the any estate or matter remains in its iness, and in particular and without strument readings made during the iness, and in particular and without any estate or matter remains in its greatest credit is due to the staff of limiting the generaUty of the above, hands unadministered. limiting the generaUty of the above, His Majesty's Legation, who have record stratosphere flight. Other living spores were taken up hands unadministered. from the earth and exposed for four to act as judicial and custodian trus­ to act as judicial and custodian trus­ gone through and stiU are going (11) AUowing attorneys other than tees, trustees for the holders of de­ (11) AUowing attorneys other than PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS EARTH hours to the extreme cold, dryness, tees, trustees for the holders of de­ through a most anxious time, for the bentures and debenture stock and those retained by the Bank to act bentures and debenture stock and those retained by the Bank to act CURVATURE strong sunlight, and low pressure of way in which they have handled a administrators of property of convicts where such attorneys are named in administrators ot property of convicts where such attorneys are named in the stratosphere up to 131 mUes. Of very difhcult and trying situation, and to act as receivers, managers, any testamentary writing or trust and to act as receivers, managers, any testamentary writing or trust The baUoon, sent up from the Black the seven types exposed, five germin­ and above aU to Sir Sidney Barton agents and Uquidators, and as at­ interest. agents and Uquidators, and as at­ interest. Tniis under the auspices of the ated well after their return to earth. whose conduct of affairs throughout torney acting under a power of at­ torney acting under a power of at­ National Geographic Society and the Among the other results of the (12) AUowing the Bank to invest has been beyind aU praise. torney. torney. (12) AUowing tho Bank to invest United States Army Air Corps, was flight reported by Captain Stevens its trust funds: its' trust funds: commanded by Captain Stevens and are: (2) To hold, administer, sen, (1) In the securities and by with (2) To hold, administer, seU, (1) In the securities and by with pUoted by Captain OrvU Anderson. Sky brightness at 72,395 feet, one- realize, invest, dispose of, and deal or under the powers and provisions realize, invest, dispose of, and deal or under the powers and provisions Accompanying the article are re­ tenth that viewed from the earth; with the moneys and property, both with respect to the investment by with the moneys and property, both with respect to the investment by IN THE HOUSE productions of two photographs made Sun brightness 20 per cent great­ real and personal, and to carry on, trustees contained in The Trustee real and personal, and to carry on, trustees contained in The Trustee from the greatest height to which a er than that viewed from the earth; manage, seU, realize, dispose of and Act 1876 or any act of the Legislature manage, seU, realize, dispose of and Act 1876 or any act of the Legislature camera has ever been taken. One providing for trustee investments Contiaued (trims F»ge 1 PracticaUy no difference in *tjhe pro­ deal with any business comprised or deal with any business comprised or providing for trustee investments shows the curvature of the horizon, unless such investment is specifically portion of oxygen and nitrogen of included in any estate or matter com­ included in any estate or matter com­ unless such investment, is specifically 330 mUes away, photographic evidence forbidden, by the instrument creat­ in 1934, as shewn by the Blue Book, stratosphere air as compared with air mitted to the Bank in any capacity mitted to the Bank in any capacity forbidden by the instrument creat­ that the earth is round; the other the ing the t^ust. this would mean roughly a reduction near sea level; authorized by the bill. authorized by the bUl. ing the trust. appearance of the earth straight Altitude of base of stratosphere in revenue for the remainder of this (2) As may be directed or limited • (2) As may be directed or limited downward from a point nearly 14 encountered by "Explorer II" 37,000 (3) To lend money committed to year of perhaps £900 in respect of by the terms of any trust declared or (3) To lend money committed to by the terms of any trust declared or miles above sea level. Another of the feet (7 mUes); the Bank in any capacity authorised whiskey and gin, and possibly a re­ affecting the same or by the order the Bank to any capacity authorised affecting the same or by the order illustrations with the article is a mi- Lowest temperature nearly 81 de­ by the bUl on mortgage of real estate judgment or decree of the Court duction of £1,200 in respect of rum, by the biU on mortgage of real estate judgment or decree of the Court crophotograph of a photographic plate grees below zero Fahrenheit, at an in these Islands without the sanction from which the same shaU be re­ over the duties which were received in these Islands without the sanction from which the same shall be re­ carried on the fUght. In the emul­ altitude of 68,000 feet; of the Governor in CouncU Provided ceived. previously. The BiU met with con­ sion of the plate is a track or path of the Governor in CouncU Provided ceived. Speed of drift at top of flight, 41- that nothing herein contained shall that nothing hereto contained shall siderable opposition, the principle plowed by a rushing cosmic ray be­ OS) AUowing the directors of the miles per hour, showing that a strong be construed to empower the Bank to be construed to empower the Bank to (13) AUowing the directors of the argument put forward by hon. Ueved by Dr. T. R. WUkins, of the Bank to be excused by the Court wind was blowing at that height. loan money on mortgage on real es­ loan money on mortgage on real es­ Bank to be excused by the Court members being that a windfaU such University of Rochester, to have been in respect of negUgence, breach of Data were coUected during the f Ugh tate in these Islands as trustee for tate in these Islands as trustee for to respect Of negUgence, breach of as this should not be dissipated in the core of a helium atom driven with any corporation so as to circumvent trust or offence if it appear to the this way, but should be spent upon the vast energy of 100,000,000 electron by thousands of photographs, made at any corporation so as to circumvent trust or offence if it appear to the frequent intervals, of the dials of var­ any law now or hereafter in force in Court that they have acted honestly any law now or hereafter in force in Court that they have acted honestly definite constructive work—and most volts. This track is the first of the these Islands. ious instruments. Studies of the and reasonably and ought fairly to be these Islands. and reasonably and ought fairly to be members seemed to favour the pro­ sort ever made directly on a photo­ excused. posal that it should be devoted to graphic plate. photographic records are stiU in pro­ (4) To do all or any of the things (4) To do aU or any of the things excused. the educational needs of the Colony. gress, the article points out. (14) Amending Section 4 of The and matters afoiesaid in any part of and matters aforesaid in any part of (14) Amending Section 5 of The In order to test the feeling of the oo N. T. Butterfield and Son Bank Act the world, and either as principals, the worid, and either as principals, Bank of Bermuda Act 1890 so as to Committee, Mr. Patton moved that VERTICAL COSMIC RAYS REACH 1904 so as to permit the Directors to agents oi otherwise and by or through HAILE SELASSIE GOES TO agents or otherwise and by or through permit the Directors to caU a special the Committee rise. This motion MAXIMUM AT 10| MILES UP call a special or general meeting of the trustees, agents or otherwise, and trustees, agents or otherwise, and or general meeting of the share­ was adopted. A second motion, shareholders of the Bank by notice to either alone or to conjunction with PALESTINE HAVEN either alone or in conjunction with holders of the Bank by notice in the moved by Mr. ZuiU, tljit the Board Dr. W. F. G. Swann of the Bartol the Gazette. • others. Research Foundation of the Frank­ others. Gazette. of Education should confer with the Continued from Page 1 lin Institute, who suppUed the com­ (15) Amending Section 20 of The (5) To make such chaiges and re­ members of the Finance Committee trast to the disorder which separates (5) To make such charges and re­ (15) Amending Section 21 of The plicated "cosmic ray counters" for the N. T. Butterfield and Son Act 1904 ceive such fees for acting to any cap­ as to financial provision for the im­ ceive such fees for acting in any cap­ Bank of Bermuda Act 1890 by sub­ flight, reports that at 40,000 feet above and surrounds them much discipline acity authorised by the bill as the mediate educational requirements acity authorised by the biU as the by substituting the words "During stituting the words "During the sea level (7j mfles) the rays coming in reigns among the foreign nationals directors of the Bank shaU from time of the Colony was defeated. Sir directors of the Bank shaU from time the months of January and July" months of January and July" for from the vertical were 40.1 times as who are behind the emergency de­ to time determine but so that the Stanley Spurling pointed out that to time determine but so that the for the words "On the first Monday to the words "On the first Monday in numerous as at sea level. At 53,000 fences and they are showing courage Bank shaU not be entitled to receive His Honour the Speaker's ruUng that Bank shah not be entitled to receive January and on the first Monday in January and on the first Monday in feet (10 mUes), they were 51.5 times and resource. The second incident to addition to aU moneys properly I members of the Finance Committee I in addition to all moneys properly July." July." the sea-level number. At 57,000 feet Ulustrates the spirit in which they expended by it and chargeable against expended by it and chargeable aga.inst I should not serve on any Government are meeting the dangers and dis­ (16) AUowing the Governor in (101 mUes), the level of maximum the estates and matter committed the estates and matters committed (16) Allowing the Governor in Board had proved to be, in his opin­ comforts of the situation. Two CouncU to appoint inspectors to inflow of the vertical rays, they,were to the Bank a commission in excess to the Bank a commission to excess CouncU to appoint inspectors to ion, a wise ruling, since it had had | newspaper correspondents, • British investigate the affairs of the Bank 55 times the sea-level number. But of 2§ per cent of the gross value of Z\ per cent of the gross value investigate the affairs of the Bank the effect of preventing the Com­ and French, fiUed in their enforced carried on under the provisions of the at 72,395 feet, the highest point reach­ of any estate or matter committed of any estate or matter committed carried on under the provisions of the mittee from incUning towards this leisure this morning by getting biU such inspection to be carried on ed, the number of rays had decreased to the Bank in any capacity author­ to the Bank in any capacity author­ biU such inspection to be carried on or that request by the various Boards 1 married at the Consulate. They under the provisions of Section 41 of to 42 times the sea-level number. ised by the biU and 5 per cent of in­ ised by the biU and 5 per cent of in­ under the provisions of Section 41 of for pubUc funds for certain expendi- | spent the honeymoon driving round The Companies Act 1923 and provid­ The explanation of the decrease of come received by the Bank in any come received by the Bank in any The Companies Act 1323 and provid­ tures. ing that a report of such inspector I the vertical rays above 57,000 feet, the British Legation. capacity authorised by the bill and capacity authorised by the biU and ing that a report of such inspector If Mr. Zuill's motion were adopted, shaU be forwarded to the Governor to I Dr. Swann beUeves, Ues in the asr It is reported that only one ItaUan I *"Z """ ~ . . „ . .. such commission shaU be payable out shaU be forwarded to the Governor to he said, it might influence the Fin­ CouncU and a copy of the same sent of the moneys or property committed I sumption that many, if i0in,i.»u uu j ,_. such commission shaU be payable out CouncU and a copy of the same sent ance Committee towards one part­ to the Bank and allowing the Govern­ to the Bank and shaU be received and aU of the rays affecting theno counterst nearlv, I aeroplane has been seen over Addis „* *T,„ ~ .. _ „ .. .. ,. ^ to the Bank and aUowtog the Govern­ icular Department to the exclusion to the Bank and shall be received and or in Council to direct the Attorney accepted by the Bank as fuU recom­ are secondary rays, shot uuouu t IIK"froVm j _• —^ ~~ 0f j-jjg moneyS or property committed or in CouncU to direct the Attorney perhaps of others. Mr. Patton accepted by the Bank as fuU recom­ General to petition the Court for an pense and remuneration to the Bank I atoms of the air gases by the primary Ababa in the last three days. The General to petition the Court for an thought that the Board of Educa­ pense and remuneration to the Bank order winding up the affairs of the for acting to any capacity authorised I rays rushing in from space. Above a British missionary Buxton was sUghly for acting in any capacity authorised order winding up the affairs of the tion would probably achieve the pur­ Bank carried on under the bUl if the by the biU and no other charges be­ I certain level, where the air is very wounded while engaged in rescuing by the biU and no other charges be­ Bank carried on under the biU if the pose they have in mind by sending a Court shall consider such course of yond the said commission and the I thin, fewer secondaries, according to Europeans. yond the said commission and the Court shaU consider such course of Message to the House through the Amy Tries Again action just. moneys so expended shaU be made by j this assumption, are produced be­ oo moneys so expended shall be made by action just. ordinary channel, and in deference It is intended to introduce the biU the Bank but if to any particular cause there are fewer gas atoms for the Bank but if in any particular It is intended to introduce the biU to these opinions, Mr. ZuiU, with LONDON, May 4. (CP)—Amy Mol­ after the granting of the petition and case the Court on petition of any per­ the primaries to tear apart. case the Court on petition of any per­ after the granting of the petition and leave, withdrew his motion. Uson, British aviatrix, took off from as soon as practicable after the re­ son interested shall be of the opinion A second fact about cosmic rays son interested shall be of the opinion as soon as practicable after the re­ Sir Stanley Spurling informed the Gravesend airport Monday in her quirements of Rule 65 of the Assembly that such commission is excessive it brought to light by the flight of "Ex­ that such commission is excessive it quirements of Rule 65 of the Assembly House that the Liquor Licence Com­ | second attempt to beat the England- have been compUed with. shall be competent for such Court to plorer Lt" is that rays coming from shall be competent for such Court to have been complied with. mittee hare now "finished their lab- C ape-Town speed record. review and reduce the rate of such ' I the horizontal, which are negUgible review and reduce the rate of such commission Provided Always that this ours witti regard to the Liquor lie- ^ number at _ea level compared to commission Provided Always that this THE BANK OF N. T. BUTTERFIELD enactment shall not prevent the pay­ S.B.CTBAZAAR THE BANK OF BERMUDA, LIMITED ence BiU, and that BUl would be pre- vertical raySi mcrease at higher levels enactment shall not prevent the pay­ & SON, LIMITED ment of any commission directed by sented to the House next week. A imH1 at 13| ^^^ up they are approx. ment of any commission directed by a testator in his wUl or agreed to j petition from the two Banks asking I j-^^ equal m number to the ver- The Southampton Beneficial Club a testator in his wiU or agreed to H. D-. Butterfield, Manager. under the terms of the instrument Reginald Trimingham, Manager. for trust powers would, he beUeved, tical rays_ The rays traveUing hori- intend tolding their Bazaar on Thurs­ under the terms of the instrument creating the trust or as shall be brought to the House next higher altitudes are zontally at the day, July 2nd. creating the trust or as shall be 1427ttu5.tul2.tol9. ordered by the Court if the Bank 1428ttn5.tol2.tal9. week, and in view of the fact that beUeved to have been swung toto the Further details will be found in ordered by the Court if the Bank shall agree to accept the management there was Uttle business to be dealt I horizontal plane from other planes, our advertising columns at a later shall agree to accept the management of such property for such commission. with before these major matters were by the earth's magnetic influence. date. of such property for such commission. disposed of, he moved that the House (6) To do aU such other things as adjourn until Monday next. This ALB'S ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY (6) To do aU such other things as MEDICAL EXPERTS WEDDING may be considered to be incidental or motion was adopted, and the House GREATEST AT 11_ MTT.K ALTITUDE may be considered to be incidental or CHOOSE OATMEAL wiU meet again on Monday, May llth. conducive to the above objects or any conducive to the above objects or any Rare British Colonial Stamps of them. FOR DIONNE QUINTS The first observations of the electri­ sent on approval. of them. Hand—Johnston The cheapest dealer in the World for It is proposed to the said biU that It is proposed in the said biU that cal conductivity of the air above 30,- British Colonial rarities is:— provisions shall be made: 000 feet, made during the flight with provisions shall be made: T. ALLEN, The wedding took place on Satur­ Proves to be Beneficial to the Five a speciaUy designed instrument furn­ 5, BLAKE HAU. ROAD (1) Enabling the Bank to avail it­ day last at St. Joseph's Church, (1) Enabling the Bank to avaU it­ Precious Babies "THE AMERICAN HOUSE" ished by O. H. Gish of the Depart­ WANSTEAD. LONDON. E.ll. ENO. self of the privUeges and powers grant­ N.Y.C, of Miss Marie Louisa Hand, seU of the privUeges and powers grant­ ment of Terrestrial Magnetism of the ed to trustees executors and admin­ daughter of Mrs. J. P. Hand, Ber­ ed to trustees executors and admin­ PracticaUy aU the world knows Carnegie Institution of Washington, checks istrators by The Trustee Act 1876. muda, and Mr. Robert Bruce Johns­ istrators by The Trustee Act 1876. about the |Dionne Quintuplets— showed the greatest conductivity to those five Uttle babies born to a MALARIA ton, son of Dr. and Mrs. WiUiam (2) For letters of administration be at 61,000 feet, where it was 81 (2) For letters of administration Johnston, AshevUle, North Carolina. Canadian mother weU over a year times the sea-level value. Above in 3 days to be granted to the Bank without to be granted to the Bank without Top of Queen Street, HamUton After the ceremony, which was per­ ago. They are without doubt, the 61,000 feet the conductivity feU off; sureties on the bond of the Bank sureties on the bond of the Bank offers specially attractive COLDS formed by the Rev. Father F. X. Al­ world's most famous babies. Upon at the ceUing of the flight it was justified in the usual manner. justified in the usual manner. Rates for May first day. bert, a reception was held at the them have been showered every at­ 50 times the sea-level value. The tention and protection known to LIQUID - TABLETS (3) For the moneys and securities Gotham Hotel, Fifth Avenue, when (3) For the moneys and securities ROOMS: (Single) 4/- or 5/- per day. changes with altitude in ionization medical science. Money has been SALVE - HOSE TONIC and LAXATIVE of aU estates matters and trusts com­ among the guests present were Mrs. of aU estates matters and trusts com­ of the air, which determine the spent without limit to insure their (Double) 6/- to 8/- per day. DROPS mitted to the care of the Bank to be J. P. Hand, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Has­ mitted to the care of the Bank to be changes in conductivity are appar­ healthy development. It looks as if kept in distinct and separate ac­ let, Mrs. Johnston, mother of the kept to distinct and separate ac­ BED and BREAKFAST: ently closely related to the changes all this effort wiU be successful too, QUAKER OATS counts. bridegroom, Mr. W. Johnston, bro­ counts. 8 -, 9 -, 10/- per day. with altitude in the number of cos­ ther, Miss Particia Hyde and Mrs. E. for now, as they are going along in mic rays, the article indicates. 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DaUy joins in the good wishes being mothers to know that, with the world Inspection Invited: of food scie ce to tliem thought to be due almost entirely to i extended to them. (5) Providing for the President I » ^ - «» LUNCHEONS, SUFFERS & DINNERS cosmic radiation. (5) Providing for the President Manager Assistant Manager or Sec- ferts » <*»**> of these Precious served in "The Floppers" Manager Assistant Manager or Sec­ retary of the Bank to make personal ^ttlf "*«* ot *• M-tlie ^S »**-* or "The Quarry" BALLOON ROSE THROUGH 20 PER cpropftu -lac-tic retary of the Bank to make personal attendance in any Court of Justice Quaker Oats for their cereal diet, attendance in any Court of Justice r 116 ie&son for this cb oi CENT OF OZONE E have a reputation sec or elsewhere that personal attend- P - <* *> «-•* ^)&r-rrL

times for the Players v. Gents, and "B" LEAGUE July FRENCH ELECTIONS assisted England against New Zea­ (Eastern Section 2. National *B" vs. Staff and Depts. land and South Africa. Is very fam- C.C. Local and Foreign Sporting News Uiar with New Zealand cricket, for llay Pembroke S.C. vs. H.M.S. Mala­ Swing to Left Means "Eco­ he was a coach at Auckland for three 14. B.A.A. "B" vs. Serpentine R.C. bar C.C. nomic Abyss/' Says Berlin years, and assisted that side in the 28. Sherwood Foresters C.C. vs. 9. Pembroke S.C. vs. Bda. Dockyard Plunket Shield games. He is now en­ Cavendish "B" R.S.C. How the Season Finished in American Baseball Results Thumbnail Sketches of Some gaged as cricket coach at Winchester Serpentine B" vs. Spanish Point Academy C.C. vs. National "B" PARIS, M)ay 4. (CP)—The Leftist School. Born, Leather head, Surrey, S.C. 16. Staff and Depts. C.C. vs. H.M.S. Popular Front late Sunday had gain­ English League Football Famous Cricketers ed a working majority ih the next NEW YORK, May 3. (CP)—Week- June 7th, 1890. J^une Malabar CO. Chamber of Deputies with at least end results in the Baseball Leagues 4. Serpentine "B" vs. Cavendish Academy C.C. vs. Pembroke S.C. LONDON, May 4. (CP>—Six Eng­ Continuing our sports feature of 349 seats and only 44 constituencies foUow:— GEORGE COX "B" Bda. Dockyard R.S.C. vs. Nation­ Ush League soccer clubs who were vic­ thumbnail sketches of many famous B.A.A. "B* vs. St. Davids Social al "B" unreported. As aginst 349 seats held torious in the drive for the senior cricketers in England, the foUowing by the Popular Front the Rightist AMERICAN LEAGUE Is foUowing in the footsteps of his Club. Pembroke S.C. vs. National "B" company next season wiU take over are members of the Sussex County 2a parties had 225 out of 547 rept rted. (Saturday) father, the elder George Cox, who was 11. Spanish Point S.C. vs. Cavendish 30. Pembroke SO. vs. Staff & Depts. the positions vacated by teams faU- Cricket team. a Sussex stalwart for many years. • eg,, C.C. BERLIN, Mey 4. (CP)—The swing ing to stave off relegation. Chicago New York Gained his first chance with the coun­ Sherwood Foresters C. C. vs. H.M.S. Malabar C.C. vs. Acad­ to the left in the French parliamen­ Manchester United and Charlton MAURICE TATE St. Louis Washington ty as a batsman in 1932, when he B.A.A. "A" emy C.C. tary elections was regarded in Nazi Athletic wiU go from the Second Detroit PhUadelphia scored 74 in 4 innings, last summer 18. Cavendish "B" vs. B.A.A. "B" August ciicles Monday as the "Logical result Division to the First, Coventry City Known as "Chubby" to his club- Cleveland Boston he coUected 396 runs, with a highest Serpentine "B" vs. St. David's 6. National "B" vs. H.M.S. Mala­ of the Franco-Russian Pact" of from the Third Division (Southern mates and to cricket-lovers through­ score of 65. At footbaU he is a centre- Social Club bar C.C. mutual assistance. Newspapers Section) to the Second, and Ches­ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE out the world, this great-hearted aU- forward of abiUty, whose performan­ 25. St. David's Social Club vs. Span­ Bda. Dockyard R.S.C. vs. Acad­ headlined the election result as terfield from the Third Division (Saturday) rotmder has the perfect temperament ces for Horsham F.C. gained him an ish Point S.C. emy C.C. "Moscow's triumph," and said edi­ (Northern Section) to the Second for big cricket with his broad smUe engagement with the Arsenal. Born, Serpentine "B vs. Sherwood 13. Staff and Depts. O.C. vs. National torially that France was on the verge Division. Newark T oronto and untiring emergy. The eldest August 23rd, 1911. Foresters C.C. "B" of Communism. The newspaper Syracuse Rochester son of Fred Tate, the former Sussex July H.M.S. Malabar C.C. vs. Pem­ "Zwoelf Uhrblatt" said "in the hands TEAMS RELEGATED Albany Montreal and England player, he was brought -oo~ 2. Cavendish "B' ' vs. Sherwood broke S.C. of Reds and their agents the country Baltimore Buffalo up in Northampton, and to his earUer Foresters C.C. 20. Academy C.C. vs. Staff & Depts. is heading toward an inescapable Aston VUla and Blackburn Rovers days was more keen on footbaU. He Saltus Grammar School Play Serpentine "B" vs. B.A.A. "B" C.C. poUtical and economic abyss.'' have been relegated from the First AMERICAN ASSOCIATION played to goal for his school team. the Staff at Tennis 9. Cavendish "B" vs. Serpentine Bda. Dockyard R.S.C. vs. Pem­ oo Division to the Second, the first time (Saturday) It was whUe serving his apprentice­ "B" broke S.C. in the VUlans' history, whUe Port? ship to a firmof engineers at Beckton Sherwood Foresters C.C. vs. St. 27. National "B" vs. Academy C.C. "CANADIAN PLANTER" On Saturday afternoon the Staff of Vale and HuU City have been re­ Essex, that he started his cricket David's S.C. H.M.S. Malabar C.C. vs. Bda. Columbus 1 St. Pauj o the Saltus Grammar School defeated 'SUNK IN COLLISION legated to the Third Division. career, and he was only fifteen when B.A.A. "B" vs. Spanish Point S.C. Dockyard R.S.C. Indianapolis 11 Minneapolis 13 the School Tennis VI at the Stadium In the Scottish Leagues Falkirk he played his first trial for Sussex. 16. Cavendish "B" vs. Spanish Point Sept. Toledo 1 Kansas City by nine matches to nU. ' Crew Taken off by Coast­ and St. Mirren gained promotion LouisvUle-MUwaukee, postponed. In 1912, at the age of seventeen, he S.C. 2. Final "B" League to the First Division, the Airdrieon­ was given his baptism to the county The matches were by no means so St. David's S.C. vs. Sherwood one-sided as might be supposed from 3. Ditto. guard ians and Ayr United going down toto game, at Northampton. From that Foresters C.C. NATIONAL LEAGUE the score. Age and experience told 9. Ditto the Second. day he improved steadily. He regis­ 23. St. David's S.C. vs. B.A.A. "B" (Saturday) thei tale but from the point of view of 16. York Cup: Cavendish C.C. vs. VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass., May tered his first double in 1922, and Spanish Point S.C. vs. Serpentine style the boys in nearly every match Serpentine R. C. 4 (CP)—The Canadian National repeated the feat regularly until 1929. "B" New York Chicago looked the more convincing. Some R.C. freighter "Canadian Planter" went Three times (1923-25) he took more Brooklyn St. Louis very good tennis was seen and the 30. B.A.A. "B" vs. Cavendish "B" 17. Final "A" League. down in the Atlantic after a collision than 200 wickets in a season, and in Grenada Soccer Team Beats Boston Pittsburgh standard of play was a credit to Mer­ Spanish Point S.C. vs. Sherwood AU games to be played on the with the freighter "O-tty of Auckland" Barbados, 2 Goals to 1 PhUadelphia Cincinnati 1927 he hit three hundreds in suc­ cer Beasley's able coaching: all that is Foresters C.C. grounds of the first named club. to a dense fog off this port early cession. La June, 1924, he made his now needed is further match exper­ August Pending the decision of the Com­ Sunday, but no Uves lost. The Plan­ BARBADOS, May 4. (CP)—The AMERICAN LEAGUE initial appearance in Test cricket, ience. 6. Spanish Point S.C. vs. St. David's mittee of Management the old L.B.W. ters" crew and fifty manned boats against South Africa. The foUowing S.C. Grenada soccer team defeated Bar­ (Sunday) The results in this, the first School rule wiU apply to aU games. were picked up by the "Auckland" winter he visited Australia for the B.A.A. "B" vs. Sherwood Forest­ bados by two goals to one this after­ Tennis match to be played in Bermu­ Arrangements axe to hand for a One man was reported seriously first time, and in the five Tests set ers C.C. noon. Radix and MitcheU scored for Chicago PhUadelphia 4 da, were as foUows: visit of the Ridley CoUege XI for the burned and was taken aboard the up a record with 38 wickets. 13. St. David's S.C. vs. Cavendish early part of July. Grenada and Mcintosh netted the St. Louis New York 14 Mr. Gorton beat Vorley 5-4; coastguard cutter "Mojave." From that season until June 1929, "B" Barbadians' only goal. His Excel­ Cleveland Washington 0 Mr. Linton beat Gibbons 15-2; ——oo—— The 5,339-ton "Canadian Planter" 20. Cavendish "B" vs. St. David's lency the Governor was present. Detroit Boston 6 when injury prevented him playing Mr. HaUett beat Trott 15-1; lay hard aground Monday on horse­ against South Africa, he did not miss S.C. COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE The Grenada players left Barbados Mr. Profit beat Masters 15-1; shoe Shoals near the Cross Rip Light­ Spanish Point S.C. vs. B.A.A. lome by the C. N. S. Lady Haw­ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE one of the Tests contested by England. Mr.fTatem beat Outerbridge I 5-1; New Fittings to Greet Week's Patrons ship, her decks awash. The "Plan­ In 1930 he took his place against the "B" kins last night. (Sunday) Mr. Kerry beat Crawley 5-4; ter" was bound for Boston with a Australians again, and the foUowing Sherwood Foresters C.C. vs. Ser­ Mr. Gorton and Mr .Linton beat The new lobby has been put to, cargo of hides and coffee. The "City —oo pentine "B" Syracuse Montreal 2 winter visited South Africa. A ner­ Vorley and Gibbons I 6-3; cashier to a glass bank cage and a of Aukland" continued to New York Syracuse 27. Serpentine "B" vs. St. David's Montreal 2 vous breakdown held up his selection Mr. HaUett and The Headmaster trained staff in uniform wiU greet the yesterday with only a few bent bow- Tennis in Jamaica Toronto S.C. Albany 1 for Jardine's team to tour AustraUa, beat Trott I and Masters I 6-4; visitors to the Major Bowes' Ama­ plates. The coastguard cutter "Mo­ Toronto but he recovered in time to foUow the Sherwood Foresters C.C. vs. Span­ Albany 3 Mr. Profit and ^Mr. Tatem beat teurs at the ColoUal Opera House. jave" which rushed to the side of Baltimore ish Point S.C. KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 4. (OP) Rochester 13 party. He was not called upon, how­ Outerbridge and Crawley 7-5. No stone is being left unturned to the sinking ship pushed way toward Newark B. Edwards the Uruguyan Buffalo 10 ever, for the Tests. He is a keen sup­ present the famous guest artists to Boston Monday through a heavy m the near future the four Saltus "B" LEAGUE champion, playing in the porter of Brighton and Hove Albion Houses wiU battle for the inter- the credit of Bermuda. fog with thirty-eight members of (Western Section) uixed doubles of the Liguanea tour- NATIONAL LEAGUE F.C., an enthusiastic fisherman, and House Tennis shield which Mr. Patrons who, do not ordinarily the crew. Two remained aboard the it, was partnered by H. M. (Sunday) foUows the Sussex Beagles. Born, attend picture shows at the Colonial Eldon TTimingham very ktodly gave May "Planter." s and won two good matches. Brighton, April 29th, 1895. for the purpose. Opera House should know that va Although unused to grass courts Boston St. Louis 21. Bda. Dockyard R. & S. C. vs. Staff number of the choice cushion seats idy champion displayed im­ New York Cincinnati JAMES LANGRIDGE and Departments C.C. are available and they should fur­ pressive form. Brooklyn Pittsburgh 28. H.M.S. Malabar C.C. vs. Acad­ ther know that Tuesday and Friday I P A N PhUadelphia Chicago A great Test future should be the Inter-House Boxing Show at emy C.C. evenings are ideal ones on which TOOTH PASTE - oo June let of this young left-hand all-round­ to enjoy the show. Saltus G.S. on Friday 4. Staff and Departments C.C. vs. Brightens The Teeth Trinidad's Tennis Champion er. Had his first outings with the Those local radio aspirants who Evance Gains Second Round Pembroke S.C. county in 1925, and reached 1,000 have been successful in passing before Hardens The Gums Beats L. Mathias of B.G. H.M.S. Xalabar C.C. vs. National in the Davis Cup by runs for ths first time two years later. The finals of the Inter-House an­ Judges: Hansford, Winter, Vaucross­ nual boxing competition wiU take "B" Since that date he has never missed on and Robinson wiU have their real Eliminating China place at the School on Friday of this Academy C.C. vs. Bda. Dockyard PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, May his four figures as a batsman, and has opportunity before Major Bowes' week, starting at 8 p.m.. Saltus Gram­ R. &S.C. NOTICE 4. (CP)—H. S. Archer, the Country Manager on this coming Wednesday May 4. (CP)—France clin- accomplished the double during the mar School boys, wiU, of course, be 11. H.M.S. Malabar C.C. vs. Staff & Club singles' champion, defeated and Thursday evenings when they I berth in the second- round last four summers. Last season, in admitted free. Accommodations Departments C.C. L. Mathias the British Guiana cham­ wiU be auditioned off for the benefit European Zone of the Davis addition to heading tbe Sussex bowl­ wiU be avaUable for parents, friends Pembroke S.C. vs. Academy C C. pion, to a chaUenge match at the of the audience. On Wednesday apetition as the tri-colours TranquUity Square Lawn Tennis Club ing averages with 141 wickets and and other visitors at 3/- and 2/-. National "B" vs. Bermuda Dock­ I evening James Cagney's powerful The attention of the Public team of Joan Borotra and today. The score was 6-0,0-6,6-0. coUecting 1,394 runs, he was given his yard R. & S.C. film "Ceiling Zero" will be seen and is called to the fact that Marcel Bernard defeated China's s oo first representative honour, when he ——oo 18. Staff & Depts. C.C. vs. Bda. all local amateurs who did not have itives, Gordon Lum and appeared against the West Indies. Dockyard R.S.C. No Trespassing Is Allowed Cuban Gains Narrow Decision an opportunity to go on Wednesday Kho Sin Kie, 6-1,6-4,4-6,6-2. In the second Test he tcok 7 for 56. Bold Venture Wins the Ken­ National "B" vs. Pembroke S.C. evening wiU be heard and seen along on "Spithead" property, -smaining single matches to During the winter he has been with 25. Staff & Depts. C.C. vs. Academy tucky Derby by a Head with the showing of MGM's power­ 1 will have no bearing on KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 4. (CP) Jardine's team in India. Has coached C.C. Warwick ful film "China Seas" with Clark since France won the open- —Juan Herrera of Cuba gained a in South Africa. Plays Soccer for from Brevity Bermuda Dockyard R.S.C. vs. Gable and Jeao Harlow. 14J9*tu. two singles contests the other decision on points over Joe Bonovic, Lewes. Born, Newick, July 10th, H.M.S. Malabar C.C. day. the American, in a ten-round bout 1906. LOUISVILLE .Kentucky, May 4.(CP) ance will now meet the winner at the Wembley Stadium. There —The name of Bold Venture was was a very slight margin of points k ffp ajt n _T>

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T Wed I IDNIGHT • • ANNUAL • RUTH AYERS OIOC tgOsOuaTsmfset SrnaicaU. Inc. ___ • CaroUne Jay and Garret Cas­ But ner neart lifted a little. sidy lore each other bat, because Perhaps, when Phil saw David to­ • Garret is a shiftless poolroom night, so straight and young and BARGAIN SALE loafer, Caroline's mother has appealing, a belated pride in him forbidden her to see bim. Mrs. would result. Jay. superintendent of tbe Avon She could not ponder long on Home for the Aged, wants Caro­ this, for David was too thrilled by line to encourage Henry Avon, his first expedition away from the whose wealthy mother is bead nursery home and needed all her • of tbe Home's board of direc­ attention. tors. Caroline, however, often • meets Garret and one afternoon Now On T WAS four o'clock, and she de­ they get married secretly. On their way back to town they I cided it was too late to give him strike and kill an old man Pop milk and crackers. She took off Whistler, who has Just run away the jacket to his white linen suit, • from tile Home. Meanwhile, freshened his face and hands with t Sarah Evans, young and pretty cool water and then picked him muse at the Home, calls Be up in her arms. QUALITY MERCHANDISE Philip Williams, to whom she He nestled contentedly against was secretly married five yean; her in the easy chair. "I like you ago, and asks him to come to —Aunt Sarah." he saia. • AT LESS THAN COST. the Home to see his four-year- "And I tike you. too," Sarah old son. Lately Philip has tired answered. "Would you like to go of her. off with me some day to a place where we'd never been before?" He nodded, ecstatically She CHAPTER XIV continued. "And would you like it C ARAH EVANS had called if we had a little house somewhere Uy »?* *$L.JXH^**& ®^_»fij__.SlS? om*Mi*vW«»~..vw»w_«-o~ wtrO-XW— Men's and Women's fine quality • ** Dr. Phil Williams to tell with a yard, a flower garden and r 5f?»* him that she was bringing the a dog?" ^_^^^i« ^ei^:^2^^^^^^^^ He drew a deep sigh. "You'd be Wearing Apparel and Men's and kid over to the Avon Home like my mother. Could we have a and that she wanted him to father, too?" he asked, his hazel Children's Shoes drastically reduced. see the boy that night. eyes questioning. • *Td like to see him." Pnfl had She thought a long time. "That • Happ y leethinmga limi e told her, and she had tried not to would be nice, but don't you think notice the impersonal tone of bis that perhaps you and I would • Discontinued Lines: Broken Sizes: voice. have such a happy time together EETHING TIME ... and yet baby is perfectly Sbe decided to explain to Mrs. that a father would be kind of in contented and happy. That is because his mother Jay that David was ber voting the way?" Close Outs and Odds and Ends will Tgave him 'Ovaltine' Rusks to bite and crunch as nephew, that she'd been called She looked ahead and it seemed • soon as the first little tooth was due. over to bis home because of sick­ that she was preparing tbe way be cleared during this Sale irrespec­ ness in the house and had decided far what would really happen. She f These delicious rusks make teething easy for baby. to take the boy out for a little and Philip's boy—without Philip. while. tive of cost. They also provide the biting exercise which keeps the Tbey sat there a long time and She had not taken bim out since each minute brought David closer teeth sound and strong, and promotes the correct tbat day four years ago when sbe into Sarah Evans heart. At last formation of the mouth. had bundled him up in blankets she put bim down and asked nim to take bim to the boarding nur­ if he'd stay, very quietly, in the 'Ovaltine' Rusks contain the necessary vitamins. They sery. -room for a few minutes while she are made from pure, unbleached wheaten flour to which She thrilled with pride in bim went downstairs. • a proportion of 'Ovaltine' is added to make them even now. How straight he walked! Til be back for you and well SALE NOW ON more nourishing and delicious. How eager be was to see all of tbe have our supper together." she new sights around him! promised. Always remember that healthy temporary teeih are Not once did he say "Where "Will I nave to go home after are we going? What are we going that?" he asked. essential to ensure per ect permanent teeth later on. to do?" His very trust made it That is why every baby should have 'Ovaltine' Rusks. "Not until it's almost dark." she seem to Sarah Evans that be re­ answered «. alized he was with someone who belonged to him. «. "May I get into your bed while you're downstairs?" he asked. • • "THIS is where we stop. David." Sbe unfastened his shoes and. 'OWIUTTINlr * I she told him as the cab swung pulling back the spread, let him into the driveway leading to Avon slip between the cool sheets. "1 Home. "It is a big douse where like it here." be told her as his lots of old men and women live. arms stole around her neck. Will you like to see them and talk to them for a little while?" ft/JISS EVANS slipped into her •^ "^4* David said seriously "Yes. I will IvI bathroom to change toto uni­ RU like that." form. Then she went downstairs, APPETISING • DIGESTIVE &-NOURISHING Mr Martin was in the nallway and found Mrs. Greene half asleep MAN FOUND ON HOTEL as they entered the Home In­ at the desk in the inflrmary hall. R. 93 Sold in airtight tins by all%Chemists and Stores stinctively Sarah Evans clutched "Everything all right?" she in­ ROOF IS REMANDED IN her little boy's nana Would he be quired frightened and draw oaclK at sight "Yes." Mrs. Greene replied, CUSTODY of the twisted face and the jerk­ growing business-like. "Miss Pfen- W. S. PURVIS __ CO., Distributors = ing gait of the old man? niger is sleeping peaceful as a *TThis is Mr Martin." she said, baby." v:?;;_V'j;aU;.aLi-J BARGAIN SALE in the way one speaks to a child Miss Evans walked down to "Shake hands with dim David." room 201 and saw for herself that Caught Early on Sunday David's small nand shot forth tne old lady breathed easily in Morninsr "How do you do." be said gravely the fan-cooleo room. She closed of "It's my little nephew." sbe ex­the door and walked through the plained to Mr Martin. women's inflrmary to the other She watched David studying Mr. wing Carpenter's Martin. His eyes were not puzzled She stopped to Knock at Pop At St. George's Police Court this CHINA and there was no look of horror Whistler's door. Smell ol cheap morning Hammond Reeve Smith in his face "He's going to be a pipe tobacco was strong about the doctor." crossed his mother's mind. room "Mr Whistler I cold vou (31), will appear before the Acting TOOLS "He somehow understands infirm­ once before that smoking is for­ Magistrate, Mr. D. C. Smith, charged GLASS ities—at four " bidden in the rooms." Miss Evans with wandering abroad without giving When Sarah nad tafcen der son voice was sharp as she spoke to Tools that the workman upstairs to ner room he was intent him. a satisfactory account of himself. and on seeing everything in it. Her When Pop didn't answer Mu>t At 12.30 on Sunday morning Smith can depend on to do the t'esk, her easy chair, the neat Evans continued on her rounds was chased off the roof of the "ship" white oed. Before she went back to dei owr at the St. George Hotel and captured work well, and to give room she called Mrs Jay on tin** FURNITURE "Efts Digger than mine." he told in the yard below by the night clerk good service. Moderate­ ner. Then his eyes lighted on the house phone Mrs Greene an­ picture on the bureau. "Who's swered. "Mrs Jay isn't m." sb<= and two visitors to the hotel, Reginald ly priced — full stock. that?" he asked. said. "She went downtown and Tucker and Leslie Taylor. Smith hasn't come back yet" She could not answer at first. was taken into custody by P. C. Then, slowly, she took the picture (Dial 1179) down and put it in ber bureau (To be continued) Swainson. drawer. "That's Just someone I (The characters tn- this story art In Hamilton Police Court yesterday Will Continue All Week :;now," she said. fictitiovsJ morning, Sub-Inspector Pantry said that Smith probably would be charged FRITH'S Hardware Store by the Police under the Summary Offences Act, the charge being that GREATER REDUCTIONS of wandering abroad without giving BETTER BARGAINS YOUR GOOD HEALTH a satisfactory account of himself. Smith had 22 previous convictions Water U One of the Best and Cheapest Correctives and the Police asked that he might be FOR held in custody until the case could Known be tried at St. George's. "We have at had numerous cases of prowling," By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, MJD. said Inspector Pantry. N MOST areas of the world water j wash that out frequently by intro­ S is tbe cheapest of substances. It | ducing a tube into the bladder and The Acting Magistrate commented Ao So Cooper & Sons FIRE is also one of the most useful and by giving large amounts of water that it was unusual to ask for a re­ the least used, except for washing containing some antiseptic by the mand except in the presence of the and cleansing surfaces. So many mouth 1 12 UXtu.ei. to .• PROTECTION times w e find Water, water everywhere and we accused. Smith might apply in the that people do do not fully use it. In conditions meantime for bail, and he (the Mag­ not know how where intestinal intoxication, coli­ istrate) could consider it. Dial 2044 or 2045 to use it, to ob­ tis or constipation exists, injection? Finally Mr. Smith agreed to take tain the great­ of water are of the greatest use est benefit As and this fs the safest method of the case in St. George's Police Court Start the day right a beverage i t treatment Oils salts cathartic? this morning. The accused was to be cleanses the' do not cleanse *be intestines thor­ remanded in custody in the mean­ ALLIANCE mouth, teeth, oughly and under certain condi­ time. stomach intes- tion not onlv aggravate the trouble tines flushes but mav be Dosftfreiy dangerou? oo ASSURANCE the kidneys, This Is in cases where ppnendi overcomes acid­ "ttis fs siisnectec" or abscess for­ ity, removes mation in sorr-e portion cf th*- CO., LTD., LONDON toxic substances , Sound Over on Charge of OB CHRISMAN and make." the hrf^SttoeS Tn ulCT Of the strir>*-"r blood fluid. ->_ j-,rm.#,|c o. iror^o— .i in^°*'T,---na*.c Removing Bicycle "f th" eo'n»-i ap.ri d'-'sfen'ied heme Used in the nose and throat once C 1 BUTTERFIELD & CO., Agents or twice a day. it washes out dust -Tim*'*'** /.0.1-, .rt*T r.f»v ppuse spr" 1415<;<;tu.26.5.3G and dirt and with it some of the bacteria present and will go r, lone ftnr'pr ff-'psp conditions. tn1e<- Edgar Williston Millard Smith (22) way to prevent catrhine cold Mnr^- r»* w^f^TT vtrtsfPT frtro the laTP"' was bound over in Hamilton Police Pure, undiluted Tomato Juice, unequalled in rich K/vmoi in fhe form if an enPTr**1 Warm water used freely by ''"cs rh° ~ork ronch more pffpc Court yesterday morning by the perfection of flavour, no bitterness from skin and seeds. means ot a douche medicine •'v"*. 'v't'h a m'nlrpnrfi of dan-ae*- Acting Magistrate, Mr. D. C. Smith, dropper oi eai syringe either as T plain water or with some mild -i/»^_^ rrtrtrs r.* r»c W**T> *. *?P «PdPTl an a charge of removing a cycle with­ CHILDREN'S CRAYON and PAINT BOOKS antiseptic, oi salt and soda wiB fa~_ fiffpc rrtilrbt he jrrPatlV bPTP- out the permission of the owner. He -*itp#"i hv a w^lc'v colon b°th Tt •*>* Buy a dozen tins TODAY from your Grocer clear the head and add greatly to , rnv p»r.or'p»H e that very fpw ppr leaded guilty. the benefit of your morning toilet. Sergeant MacPherson said that the Four designs Washing tbe eyes by means -ron« Irrrnw how to erive PU enemp ot an eye cup with plain warm r>~w>««rTv I 'ke rnanv other rtrn bicycle had been missing for about water containing borncic arid will ~or1sTvssG tr* \ss* pfTpctrvP ft must h** a month. It was found in the alley­ reUeve that burning, scratching way of the American House, where 1/6 book feeling, reduce corwestton remove All th*»t Is needed fw a two-ana*-'' iust and rest tired eves rt only -'ihbPT hap or can with threp o-» the accused works. Presumably the GOOD GARDEN TOOLS , f'.ir fp«,t of "ihhpr rubln*"" a shri* accused had been using it during the requires a few

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Dupont method 6.15 Nugent, Contralto Stories A selection of poetry and music 6.30 Press-Radio News Toy Band Press-Radio News Press-Radio News Garments come back Baseball Resume Frank and Flo, songs Alexander Cores, violin 6.35 6.40—Pianoforte Music (g.r. to you as fresh and Billy and Betty—sketch Same as WJZ Lowell Thomas Renfrew of the Mounted GSP, 19.6 m.: GSD, 25.5 m.; wholesome as when 6.45 —sketch GSC, 31.3 m. Yesterday my tommy felt funny and I was awful new. They look new. Amos 'n' Andy—sketch The Johnsons Easy Aces—sketch Maybelle Jennings, Com­ Big Ben. England v. U.SA. cross. So Mother gave me some good-tasting 7.C ment A running commentary We want everybody to on the "Golden Glove" Castoria. Now I feel happy again." Edwin C. Hill Diary of Jimmy Mattern Tony Russell, songs Jerry Cooper, Sally Scher- Boxing Contest know the superiority^ 7.15 merhorn, Songs Lucky is the child whose mother keeps Castoria of the "Tri-Clene" dry always ready for the little upsets that will come even Fred Hufsmith, tenor Same as WJZ Lum and Abner—sketch Kate Smith, songs An Organ Recital by C. H. to the healthiest children. For Castoria is the ideal cleaning method, and 7.30 Trevor, from the Con­ cert Hall, Broadcasting laxative for children. It is made especiaUy for to take full advantage 7.45 Political Talk Time Turns Back Dorothy Lamour, songs Boake Carter House children. ' ' of it. ^ Quickly, safely and gently Castoria relieves con. Relsman Orch.: Phil Duey, Same as WJZ Quick Exit—sketch Lazy Dan, songs "Wind in the Rigging" 8.00 baritone; Daniel R. Ed­ stipation and restores a child to his normal vigor These special, low pri­ wards, guest and high spirits. There is no struggle to get a child 8.15 to take Castoria ..... it is so pleasant-tasting. Nor ces during this mid- will it cause the griping and nausea that are often season period will Wayne King's Orchestra Same as WJZ Welcome Valley — sketch Russ Morgan and his Life- 855—Talk: Foreign Affairs caused by adult laxatives which are too strong for a 8.30 Edgar A. Guest Boys child's tender system. make your introduc­ 8.45 8.40—News and Announce­ Discover Castoria... the children's laxative. Used tion to "Tri-Clene" ments in more than 5,000,000 American homes. It contains economical as well as 9.00 Sidewalk Interview Same as WJZ Ben Bemie's Orchestra; Glen Gray's Orch.; Wal­ Close down no castor oil. ratifying. Now, look Morton Downey, tenor ter O'Keefe: Deane Janis Variety Musicale To be announced NBC String Symphony Waring's Pennsylvanians r your wardrobe. 9.30 GSD, 25.5 m.: GSC, 31.3 m CASTORIA Eddie Dowling's Elgin Re­ To be announced Mary Pickford's Holly­ A Recital by Elizabeth 10.00 vue wood Party with Al Schumann (Soprano) THE CHILDREN'S LAXATIVE—FROM BABYHOOD TO 11 YEARS Lyons and His Cocoanut Men's Suits 6|- 10.15 To be announced Grove Orchestra Men's Coats 3/6 HL30 Roy Campbell Royalists Movie Review- Elza Schal- March of Time 'The Story of Big Ben" Men's Trousers „ 2/6 lert 10.45 PoUtical Talk Hot Dates in History Barry McKinley, baritone Willard Robison's Orches­ A Recital by Edna Kersey Ladies' Dresses 5/- up tra (Violin) Sports—Clem McCarthy Amos 'n' Andy—sketch News Reporter 11.10—England v. U.SA. Your Kensitas Cigarettes Ladies' Skirts 2/6 11.00 A running comnJeatary Levant Orchestra on the "Golden Glove" Sir Sweaters 2/6 11.15 Rodrigo Orchestra WLW News Room Political Talk Boxing Contest News Reporter Ken-Rad Unsolved Mys­ Newman Orchestra Smith Orchestra 11.40—News and announce­ Standard size 10 £or 5d. 11.30 Hines Orchestra teries ments %*$&>>?&&.• •*<*& ^M__g<_i_a -j__a_l « " 20 " iod. 11.45 Jesse Crawford, organ J_F3_M____£_____«_]_____1 BERMUDA Mayfair " 10 " 6d. Busse Orchestra To be announced Shandor, violin; Russian Frank Dailey Orchestra Close down 12.00 Music « " 20 " 1/- LAUNDRY You'll like Henry in the Standards Cleaners and Dyers Golden Gloves from London average masculine players. And, generally speaking, girls are more F. J. G. FOOTE, The Home of Better conscientious and hard-working than Fast and furious battles between men. They don't^like half-way Agent Cleaning" British and American amateur box­ measures. A girl who has mastered ers will be desciibed over the NBC- an oboe or a base fiddle must have Dial 2__4 WJZ network today, in a special her heart in her work. Rarely are transatlantic broadcast from London. they careless or indifferent. 606TW. The program will be heard from 5:00 "Up to now, the only handicap to 5 -20 p.m. which has prevented the forming "The Drink for a Lordly Thirst" The battles—in all weight divis­ of a girl's symphony group ions—are the climax of Golden Gloves is the difficulty in finding women contests conducted in America by who can play the percussion and the Visitors the New York Daily News and in heavier brasses. Of course, this is a England by the London Daily Sketch. serious barrier—but I see no reason BARCLAY'S jtiit ycmkfstjUisUlJAe This year's international Golden why it can't be overcome, and very Gloves fracas has been referred to as soon, too." LONDON LAGER W£0m>^ - something of a "grudge" fight. The director is in a position to ,'Dl_yi-i_5 Last years the lads from London speak with authority, for he has 'A^sprc/AtJ. „ came over and surprised fight fans had wide and varied experience with orchestras of both sexes. Before he \CCCKTMe'5*rliftr by walloping the Americans. l / A noted British sports commentator organized the "Hour of Charm" unit, OBTAINABLE -d ONLY AT THE will describe the fight for American three years ago, Apitalny conducted listeners, the progiam being arrang­ numerous symphony, theatr§ and GOSLING BROS., Ltd. (Bermuda's Only English bar Cafe) ed in co-operation with the British radio groups. The latter, of course, Established 1822 Broadcasting Corporation. consisted entirely of men. ... "T enjoy working with the girls," SOLE AGENTS Women Symphony Orchestras he asserts. "When I organized this slFeb. w4Mar. st April. tuSMay. tu2June. s27June. w22july. orchestra, I was deaf to the advice te Predicted by Spitalny of my friends and associates who had the usual prejudice against In the near future, there will be women in careers. They insisted Whole Wheat Bread! symphony orchestras composed ex­ that girls would be temperamental, clusively of women musicians and lazy and so on. Later events proved Eliminate Poisons comparable to the Philharmonic, I was right and they were wrong. f When women with ability are given We have tried many believes Phil Spitalny, who directs By keeping the kidney action regular the only successful all-girl orchestra the proper opportunities, they have grades of Whole a way of justifying your faith in The human machine in the pro­ this kind is found in the use of Dr. to radio. cess of digestion forms poisons which Chase's Kidney-liver Pills because Wheat Flour but not Spitalny, having succeeded in as­ them. are eliminated through the lungs, they arouse the action of the liver, sembling a first-ranking feminine Spit&hiy's musicians follow a the kidneys, the bowels and by per­ kidneys and bowels and promptly one is so satisfactory spiration. eliminate the poisons from the sys­ organization, heard on the Sunday strict and rigid routine, of which tem The kidneys are relieved of exercise to "keep fit" are an impor­ The kidneys are the natural filters as our "Special** evening "Hour of Charm" pro­ of the blood and on them is thrown overwork and regain health and Whole Wheat Flour. gramme, sees no reason why women tant item. They rehearse tirelessly, PRESIDENTIAL WIFE—Here Is Mrs. Serafina Gomez, wife of the work of eliminating the poisons vigor. Pains, aches and tired feel­ shouldn't Invade the symphony the leader declares, and operate President-Meet Miguel Mariano Gomez, of Cuba, (left) chatting from all we eat and drink, especially ings disappear and serious disease is No other produces field In addition to that of popular 'rt complete harmony. All of them with Rochelle Hudson, the film actress, during a visit of Senor the latter. If the quantity of poisons prevented. that delicious nutty music. t.njoy their duties, for they are in­ Gomez and bis family to the film capital, Hollywood. Mrs. Gomez is greater than the capacity of the Dr. Chase's Kidney-laver Pills, spired by a love of music and are am­ looks happier than -wives of Presidents of troubled Cuba have in kidneys can look after, we exper­ 35 ots., at all druggists or The Dr. A. flavour so appreciated "There are many excellent wom­ recent years. __ _ ience pain and serious disease. W. Chase Medicine Co., limited, en musicians available," he points bitious for the continued popularity The secret of avoiding trouble of Toronto, Canada. by Whole Wheat out, "They're just as capable as the of the group. Bread enthusiasts. If you are not getting

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muda leaving Bermuda on the 6th KEEP ON THE SUNNYSIDEOF LIFE STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS May should connect with S.s. Beron- SLEEPLESSNESS BANISHED garia saiUng from New York for S.s. Lady Rodney (C.N.S.) Is due to Southampton on the 8th May. Crossword Puzzle arrive from Nassau today. May « * * 5th., sailing the same day for Mon­ :By LARS MORRIS' ACROSS ANSWER TO 2—Large dlsb treal. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. Mails dne on Friday from England. PREVIOUS PUZZLE 3—Measures ol area 1—Athletic arenas 4—Beloved Healthy * • * *7—Scissors 5—Tavern Mails per S.s. Berengaria due to J3—Luminous 6—Legation employee S.S. Snar (Ocean-Dominion Line) 14—Large arterie* P AsSfS u All |R U C?N 7—Wooden shoe arrive in New York on the 5th May 15—Unmitigated R l T A. OGlRlE T E 8—Pit complexions Is due to arrive from Montreal via 16—Loses blood Q should connect with Q.t.e.v. Queen E L AN . A AB U A V A 9—Preceding Halifax with cargo about Thursday, 17—Never (poetic) e 10—Goddess of mischief of Bermuda sailing for Bermuda 18—Medicinal plant IE EM R A-SH E K 11—Half diameter don't come May 7th., bound for the West Indie.?. ?0—That thing C RhES e K L El_ 13—Last lines of sonnei on the 6th May. 21—Thine (French pi.) 19—Card game Agents, West and Paschal. 12—One of Celtic race R 0|PA Z •D oe S 22—Composition for oni S3—Paste A st * st . * * E °ttz iNlA M E oil RA E 23—Object off! 25—Stannum rP 24—Loose Mails Despatched 26—Square in London E RlE •FT I D E S__|L E 26—Symbol Q.t.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur­ it—Shore tr. L A MlA 27—Wheedle 28—Heap V E Nfflj ^ ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive F TT A L. 28—Prefix: before Mails per Q.t.e.v. Queen of Ber­ 20—Fraud A. •ENE- M AL 29—Respected from New York on Friday, May 1st, 30—Ship's contents L 1 RE S1IO;L> P 1 L E 30—Beasts of burden muda leaving Bermuda on the 9th. J2—Colt E L A." TOAID A Ml L 31—Charm The complexions that are most admired are the kind that sailing on return trip at 3.00 p.m. 33—Mother 32-Frult May should connect with S.s. Nor- A S P A N TIS N EE D never come off! The healthy, dear akin and bright eyes yon Saturday, May 9th. Agents, Wat­ mandie sailing from New York on the 35—So be ft J 33—Sheds feathers 33—Saucy girl 34—Swear lington & Conyers. Vi—-Drunkard 36—Markets "PHOSFERINE WAS envy are dne to a simple but elementary rule—complete in- 12th. May for Southampton 38—Greek "MT 37—Glisten » • * * • * 30—Palm food 47—Happenings 39—Dispatch ternal cleanliness. No one suffering from constipation can 40—Close 48—Remains unchanged 40—Let It stand ALL I NEEDED!" S. S. Sambre (B. M. L. Ltd.)is due j 49—Loathe expect to have a lovely complexion. Yet to correct this corn, Dock Service 41—Avolder 42—Grape i to arrive from London with cargo 44—Cover again with DOWN 43—City opposite mon ill is quite easy. Just eat two tahlespoonf nis of Kellogg's baked clay Beersheba Mr. E. Hesslewood writes : about Thursday, May 7th. Agents, 46—Near East 1—Leans 45 -First lady " Whilst on a hard job in a mass [ For the next 28 days will close at ALL-BRAN daily. In chronic cases with each meal. Harnett & Richardson. production fa- *ory I was surprised to 2.45 p.m. instead of 2.55 pjn. find that my i -rves seemed to go all * # • Kellogg's ALL-BRAN corrects constipation because it sup* oo 2 3 M 5 b 17 8 <"> IO ll 12 to pieces. I .ound it increasingly plies the "bulk" modern diet lacks. This "bulk" gentry clears S. S. Lady Nelson (C. N. S.) is due difficult to sleep at nights, and only to arrive from the West Indies on \ slept in dream-haunted fits and starts. the wastes that cause blemishes in the skin and make eyes Friday, May 8th, sailing the sane g-f& I had attacks of trembling accompanied dull. ALL-BRAN also contains blood-building iron and the day for Halifax via Saint John. h with giddiness. When I went home at \\(o night my meal's held no relish, and I valuable Vitamin B which is the system's finest tonic. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. became moody, irritable, and short * * * r tempered. I decided to take Phosferine, Kellogg's ALL-BRAN needs no cooking. It is delicious with Q.T.E.V. "Monarch of Bermuda." 17 & 19 fc> and after a few doses I noticed cold milk or cream. At all grocers'. a difference, and when that bottle was (Furness-Bermuda Line) is due to % W/A gone I purchased another. That was arrive from New York on Monday, 2*2 5-3 2M all I needed. Now I can go through May llth, sailing at 3:00 p.m. on r the day's labour cheerfully, spend a Wednesday, May 13th on return % VA bright evening with my family, 1-25 at, y Tr followed by a sound, good night's trip. Agents, Watlington & Conyers. rest." * * * % A 77 Rarenscroft Rd. Canning Town, Eng. 5® S. S. Lady Drake (C. N. S.) is duo a<_ % _•**. J$h ALL-BRAN to arrive from Halifax via Boston thu tenlU, natural way Cs rtlieve •30 *3( hi, 33 3M FERINE on Monday, May llth, sailing the THE GREATEST OF ALL TONICS 15* % % CONSTIPATION following day for the We^t Indies. 13-5. 3fc> 37 Sexual Debilitv Headache Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. Weakness Indigestion Sciatica % % Influenza Sleeplessness Neuralgia * * * Lassitude Exhaustion Maternity Weakness |3S m HO Brain Fag Nerve Shock Arux-mia S.s. Camita (Eldeis & Fyffes line) Gastric Pains Rheumatism Mental Exhaustion % is due to -arrive from Swansea, Eng- \WA Obtainable from all chemists and stores, in liquid and |m HL M*5 MM M5 tablet form, each in three sizes. The larger sizes landaboutMayl5th,orl6th. Agents. are more economical. Watlington & Conyers. Props. PHOSFERINE (ASHTON & PARSONS) LTD., A cup of BOVRIL • Mb M7 condon, England. oo IM6 M*. gives immediate MAIL NOTICES 30 Mails per S.s. Lady Somers for the % \m to -United Feature Syn-Hcate, lac. Bahamas, Jamaica and British Hon­ duras, will close at the General invigoration and Post Office today the 5th. May at 12 Noon. Bridge Luncheons Should Registered Mail and Parcel Post lasting strength at 11.30 a.m. * # # Have Zest and Substance Mails per S.s. Lady Rodney for Mon­ By JUDITH WILSON treal, will close at the General Post O YOO wonder what to serve j BRIDGE REFKESE MENTS -Take if DAILY Office today the 5th May at 12 D at your next bridge party? If Assorted Tidbits Noon. * you follow the advice of ten popu­ Chicken Mousse Celery Curls Registered Mail and Parcel Post lar young hostesses from smart Hot Biscuits JeUy suburban communities, you wiU Fruit Ice at ll.30a.m. serve something substantial. Hot Coffee Candies BOVRIL is Hie power |j * * * JEFIANT - Premier Mussolin. dishes are the most popular, whe­ Chicken Trafalgar of prime lean beef §§ Malls per Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Ber­ f Italy, who defied the League ther the occasion is a bridge muda for Great Britain, the Dom­ f Nations by stating that peace luncheon, tea or .merely a friendly Assorted Relishes negotiations between Italy and get-together for a few rubbers in Orange Souffle inion of Canada, and the United Ethiopia must be without tbe the evening No dainty tidbits Coffee Salted Cashews You can pay more—and pro­ States of America, will close at the league's collaboration and OK these days! Bridge players work bably do—but no better cigar­ General Post Office tomorrow the Italy's own terms. II Duce fe* up roa! crpctites! ette than "MARVELS" is made. JOHNSON & COOPER, Agents I creamed butter mixture. Place a 6th May at 12 Noon. •hown as he reviewed Italy's If you do not serve a hot main Try them. /outli troops in Rome recently dish, then have a substantial salad i frankfurter along one of the short Supplementary Mail (Double Post­ His attitude added to European of meat, fish or fresh fruit and I sides and carefully roll, leaving age) from 12 Noon to 1 p.m. tenseness. sandwiches that are more than a the frankfurter in the center. PURE—MILD—HONESTLY ! Wrap and roll tightly in waxed Registered Mail at 11.30 a.m. nibble. Desserts can be colorful PRICED the taste appeals to me J Parcel Post for Great Britain and and dainty if you writ thfin paper and chill for at least 1 hour. I At serving time, slice the rolls ( the United States of America at that way but be sure that they, No soapy, foamyJtaste, just the clean, ^^ 1 too, are satisfying enough for : crosswise into ._ inch slices. This 11.30 a.m. masculine tastes. makes about 4 dozen small sand­ refreshe_*A&*(_aViAi-d I feelinfiialinig* __TT.io4_vinof ListerinAe AntiseptiA nfisJa«*K#«_«c '*'" m * * # POSTAGE STAMPS Bananas au Khum wiches. I Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for Mari­ Allow 1 or 2 bananas for each Yet how effective Listerine Tooth Paste person, depending on the size. The Gingerbread with Filling time Provinces and Newfoundland, is in cleaning the teeth. OS bananas should not be too ripe. Blend % cup shortening and 1 will close at the General Post Office For Collections Peel them and place in a shallow, I cup sugar, add y2 cup molasses on Friday the 8th May at 12 Noon. well-buttered baking dish. Brush I and set in a warm place about 15 . .1 AND IT MAKES THE BREATH SWEETER. Registered Mail and Parcel Post liberally with melted butter and j minutes. Beat thoroughly, then sprinkle with powdered sugar. add 1 cup sour milk and 2 slightly at 11.30 a.m. BERMUDA Broil 6 minutes or until delicately beaten eggs. Stir well. Sift to­ browned. Garnish with orange gether 2\2 cups flour, 1 teaspoon LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE and slices and serve very hot with rum I each salt, soda, nutmeg, cinnamon Mails per Q.t.e.v. Queen of Ber­ sauce made as follows: and 3 teaspooLS ginger. Add to the Mix 1 cup sugar and 2 table­ first mixture. Beat until well muda for Great Britain, the Dom­ BRITISH WEST INDIAN spoons cornstarch thoroughly. mixed and bake in 10-inch square inion of Canada, and the United Add 2 cups boiling water and cook pan that has been greased and until the mixture is clear and lined with waxed paper. Bake cool States of America, will close at the and cut into halves. For the filling General Post Office on Saturday the thick in the top of a double boiler. THE LINEN SHOP Add % cup rum and enough red mix 1 cup raisins, 1/3 cup dried 9th May at 12 Noon. ERNEST J. BELL vegetable coloring to give a deli- I apricots and V_ cup dates, chopped Supplementary Mail (Double Post­ fine, with % cup sugar and 1 ta­ iate pink shade. blespoon lemon juice. Mix 2 table­ Superb Value in 60 inch age) from 12 Noon to 1 p.m. Frankfurter Pimvheels Don't let it go until it Cream ._ pound butter until spoons cornstarch with Vt cup develops into something Registered Mail at 11.30 a.m. .ery soft and blend in 56 cup cold water and add to the fruit. WHITE ENGLISH DOESKIN Parcel Post for Great Britain and ' Add 1V_ cups boiling water and much more serious. LUX TOILET SOAP finely minced parsley, 1 teaspoon cook until mixture is very thick. There is no better the United States at 11.30 a.m. grated onion, a dash salt and 1 I Cool and spread between the $5*50 yard teaspoon Vernon juice. Rocove the I layers of cake. remedy for the relief of # * * Chosen by the film skin from G cooked frankfurters. Coughs, Colds and all Mails Despatched Cut the crusts from 1 loaf iresh I Cover the top with orange Bronchial Afflictions St. George's, Near Old Maids Lane bread .• then iut into lc • ethwise frosting and sprinkle with coco­ stars you admire • sLtcea. Spread each slice .,.ui the nut. than Robert's Syrup. It 488.f.eitp. Mails per Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Ber­ breaks up the cold, soothes the throat and quickly restores normal conditions. Most pleas­ MNTCHA. HEARED? BEEN MAOE ant to take. BRONCHO D-PPVTf O-THfiT Gq-OKT. X'VE. UOCKEO OP +7 BAKtO-iT^ FM TWO C^<~» AND-**- J BILL (HE* _OOK/J y Work For Bobcat

by Harry F. JkT IS THE HOM*e>R*H. ON O'Neill WAV TO DRILU BIU- WHO SEE, AUD THE CLOSER HE" ApPfeO\CHeS. THE TOoeHEfc THE H_AN Aft^gA.feS BRINGING Bermuda POP- I'VE oecioeo THAT AS EN' 6- SO I S. P. C. A. -enxov >xr HOME-I'VE "THAn", EVEN IP OONCUJSION- TH"*NK HE SHOULD . OP "•VOU DOMT KAE VET AND GO A5KED A PROPE&SOR TO TO WORK- I TAKE UP BOTH— _/ HENRY COOUDGE ADAMS MEAN rr- CAU_ TOCW^ AND THEKI I _nr W1MDSOM HOTKfc. WIUU DECIDE WHAT lU_ emjov- flICRETARY FATHER SIDNEY O. SIMS INSPECTOR PHONE 1780 __=2--J by MAXWELL George g HOUSE st i Coffee i McManus • GOOD TO THE LAST DROP • THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAE. TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1936 Page 9

MECHANICS HALL THEATRE Famous Exotic Locale Of "China Seas" Adds / / SIMONDS to Thrill Warwick" TENNIS RACQUETS Putting thrills into pictures usually TAN SHIRTS built by a well-known company. MILK STOUT is one of the hardest jobs film folks have to face. THE M. C. C. They've all been done a thousand of times. Just in time 12/- dc_. But for "China Seas," Metro- Bedford, England. Goldwyn-Mayer feature with Clark for Sports Day! Gable, Jean Harlow and Wallace Skillful workers with modern machinery brewed in Reading Beery in the starring roles, showing A big shipment of the new and consumate skill create tbe famous big at the Mechanics Hall Theatre, it especially for those was no trouble at all to evolve a "Warwick" Summer Shirt four of the tennis world. brand new series of thrills, according now in . . who need a pleasant to James K. McGuinness and Jules The Sefton 18/6 Furthman, who wrote the scenario. restorative "The thrills wrote themselves be­ 4/6 each The Red Knight...25/- cause the locale is brand new," Mc­ Guinness explained. The Sunbeam 35/- Each pint contains It is said to be the first sound plc- Khaki .Shorts The Kestral 45/- ure ever made with the wild south­ 4/6 and 5/- the equivalent in east coast of Asia, last frontier of the A good Racquet deserves a good ball sea, last stronghold of pirates, as the carbohydrates of lOoz setting. Socks there's none better than the pure dairy milk The entire action of the story M. C. C. "CHALLENGE" takes place aboard the wheezy old 1/6 liner Kin Lung as she beats down in Vacuum Tins ... the coast from Hongkong to Singa­ pore bearing a strangely assorted Shoes 4 Balls for 6/- John F. Burrows & Co., Ltd group of white people in her cabins 6088«I. Beach Hotel, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Homogenized Frick; Mr. and Mrs. S. Baring Gould, Queen Street i'OOOS Mrs. John Harvey, Mr. James Kea- <&mitt&£i tJ*cHCii»uifant{i&£i*s} ly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Lewis, Dr. Lewis, Dr. David Lyall, Mrs. W. Peniston, Mrs. 0. H. Neave, Dr. and SIX Mrs. M. W. Sherwood, Mrs. Beatrice Formulated • Van Riper, Mr. J. A. Wales and Mr. Combinations/ J. A. Wales Jr. Nos. 1-2-3 Get Your FREE Copy of TIDE TABLEFOR MAY Vegetables Machine Made "Weather" No. 4 Cereal High Water Low Water San- Sun No. 5 Fruits A.M. P.M. 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We are prepared to estimate the cost and make Publishers Take Up Press Free­ proposals for the air-conditioning during summer and winter dom As Leading Topic of any building or part of it. 1052 Premiere Presentation at Mechanics Hall Theatre on i Wednesday, May 6th NEW YORK,—A charge that free­ Job Printing Dept. dom of the press was abridged in Our technical and mechanical staff will undertake the instal­ recent activities of two governmental lation and maintenance of the equipment n all its details. agencies was a prime topic recently among several hundred members of the American Newspaper Publishers 1051 Association, opening its annual con­ vention. Advertising, Subscrip­ The association is on record with Air Condition for tion, Stationery, a pledge of aid to William Randolph Bookkeeping Heart, in his charge that newspaper freedom was violated by the Federal HEALTH-COMFORT-EFFICIENCY and PROFIT Communications Commission and the Senate lobby investigatisg* com­ mittee when they obtained the copies of the telegrams he had sent to an 1057 editorial writer. Work Room Injunction Denied THE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY and Night Calls A court, however, refused to grant SHOWROOMS — Front Street West the publishers an injunction, hold­ v'e suggest that you ing that freedom of the press was not this notice for involved. Freedom of the press was discussed lture reference. in a general way yesterday at the annual luncheon of the Associated Scene from "THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII' Press. Sir Wilhnot Lewis, American cor^ "keep a wary eye on the gentlemen respondent of the London Times, told who operates this great nation, Bermuda the publisher members of the As­ and only too often slip into the as­ sociated Press: sumption that they own it." "The newspapers of today are not Frank B. Noyes, publisher of the Help Colitis in all lands free, but where they still Washington Star and president of Beware Drastic Stomach Drugs Press have liberty and defend it—against the Associated Press, mtroduced the There are thousands of small, delicate VotL £e i%Jcu(Q€ enemies without and within—where muscles tn the stomach and intestines. speakers and emphasized efforts to which may be endangered by drastic or they stand for discussion and agree­ Irritating drugs. Be careful. If Colitis Royal Gazette & make the news as reported by the ment, setting themselves unbreak- (functional teltatloB of the Colon or Associated Press completely impar­ large intestine), due to Acidity, causes ably against the regimentation of you to suffer from dull ache or burning: Colonist Daily tial. ih the side or stomach. Gas, Heartburn, custom and of obedience by goose- Biliousness, Bad Breath, Coated Tongue, "This institution of ours which we step, even the cynic may find a Nervousness, Sleepless Nights and loss call the Associated Press must not of pep, dont waste a minute. Get the place for hope." Doctor's prescription called Dr. Nixon s favor or oppose anything," he said, Kolade Powders. Quick, triple action soothes and relaxes sore irritated bowel and expressed confidence that Kent and stomach muscles, helps heal mucous Duty of Newspapers membranes and checks Acidity. It must Cooper, as general manager, would fix you up or cost nothing under the With a record of 50 years as a most satis­ continue to "justify the faith we fair-play guarantee of money back on factory treatment for piles or hemorrhoids, return of empty package If not satis­ you can positively depend on Henry L. Mencken of the Balti­ have in him and that he will keep our fied. Don't Buffer from delay, ASK more Sun papers, said it is one of your chemist for Dr. Nixon's Kolade honour untarnished."—Christian Powders today. L Or. Chases-Ointment the clearest duties of newspapers to Science Monitor. Agents: POWELL & Co. Telephone 1044 "DAYTON" and "NEW HUDSON" BICYCLES—Sale Prices £4.15.0 to £7.0.0—ASTWOOD'S THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY. TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1936 age 10

.*...:...s..-.-..-^-____-_------_-___'__^ ' 19 M _- -- _*_ *9 IS __ 19 19 •r- -*_ -_ 19 19 _* 1_ 19 Bargain Sale 5-*9 Bargain Sale i_ __ __ 19 59 i- «_ -* *£- of 19 of 59 5.* *».» 19 -_ _- •_ Slightly used 59 Slightly used il £_ Cr- i1-9 19 M 59 B- *£19_ HUMBER BICYCLES 59 RALEIGH BICYCLES 59 £§_9 59 •r- 1-«9 •r- __ 59 s_ For cash only •r- For cash only 19 59 _- 59 19 _* 1i9l mm 5-_9 -_ 19 5-_9 19 «- 1* 19 59 __ Ir- 59 19 J. B. ASTWOOD & SON 59 T. J. WADSON & SON 59 _- __ -_ 1376«I«_ii.eitp. 1» 59 1 J 1 W\*«_I.CU|f. 19 __ _•*M-»M**.-|**.*1'*.»**.*»*,'*'#,'«'».'»'».»'».'»'»,''».W.»*.''.».'_ ^ _- 5(A***'9 - vW__------ft-ft------*---- *9 59 -_ -_ g«3 1376C*iim.eitp. _19- NEW YORK STOCKS Shell Union OiL. 15$ 15f TWENTY-FOUR RESIDENTS TREASURY REPORTS separate account) the House has voted LOST METEOROLOGICAL NOTES Simmons Oo 26 25$ away some £405,558, and whether or Socony-Vac. Oil... 13$ 13$ not aU this money wfll be spent de­ Southern Pacifie 29f 30$ REPORTED SLAIN Black and white wire-haired FOX May 4th. Continued from page 1 pends entirely on the Executive, Monday's Closing Prices Southern Railway 14 14$ TERRIER. License 1399. Finder Barometer— Sperry Oorp 17 16! which for the last two years appears Continued from page 1 into a Suspensory Account and please telephone 1881 or notify J. 8.0C a.m. 1021.9 milibars Standard Brands. 15$ 15$ to have staved off financial disaster Sat. Mon. Standard Gas & Elec 5$ for the collapse of the Ethiopian Em­ shown separately. Hartley Watlington. Reward. 30.18 inches 60* or heavier taxation. There is there­ Air Reduction. 60 Stand. Oil of Cal pire. Negus, finding a haven on The new Treasury Reports are fur­ 1418*tu 8.00p.m 1020.3 milibars Allied Oh. & Dye 183£ 179. Stand. Oil of Ind fore only £12,084 (all of which, and 1 ther compUcated by now taking into 30.13 inches Affis Chalm. Mfg 41| 41f Stanu. O* o<* St T 58| 58$ French territory after fleeing the more also, is loaned to the Joint Col­ Am. Can 125§ 1251 Stewart-' amer capital, sought solitude under a account, in computing the monthly Wind— 18 18$ onial Fund) left to play with, and the Am. Car & Foundry 31J 32 Studeobf" Jorp 11 HI heavy guard in the Governor's palace. balance (usually otherwise a deficit), HELP WANTED 8.00 a.m. S.E 13mi.per br. Am. Coml. Alcohol — King Edward VH Memorial Hospital Superio. Oil 4| 4f His next move is kept secret. It is the wbole of this surplus from 1935 Noon S.S.E 19 mi. per hr. Am. & Foreign Pow „ 6| Texas Cor 33| 34$ alone, not to mention dredging and 311 beUeved he will go to Europe. of £52,524 instead cf only tbe local At once, man as LEDGER CLERK, S.OOp.ni s.s.E 18rai.perhr. Am. & For. P. pi — Texas Gulf Sulph ...„ 34! 35$ other things, wants a big slice of that! Am. Locomotive 24 25 Thermctdd Oo surplus of £35,423. For instance, the must be good writer and accurate MaxTemp. —The Cabinet balance at the end of March is shewn at figures. References required. Min-Temp. 'or 24hr..... 66 Am. Power & Lt_ 91 9§ the first quarter of this year from Union Car & C „ 78$ 78$ assembled for a special session Mon­ as £49,211, whereas with only the Write Box 1408 Bermuda Press. Eainfallfor '•* hr« nil Am. Radiator 19f 19| Union Pacific 123$ 120$ Customs dutif s has exceeded by £11,- 27| day and was confronted by the ItaUan local surplus of £35,423 to offset the 1408tm.tu. Sunshine for 2_ • 12 Jirs- 0 rains. Am. Rolling Mill 27 United Aircraft 21$ 22 080 last year's receipts from this Am. Smelt. & Rfg 72. 73| United Corp 5$ Fait AccompU, the virtual doininatibn deficit of minus £3,312 the balance on 51| H juicy and prolific source, even with­ Immediately, HERDSMAN. Apply Am. Sugar Ref 50£ United Corp. pf 41 41$ of Ethiopia. The British Ministers March 31st would have been shown Am. Tel. & Tel ~ 151$ 152| out tho one per cent dropped at the United Drug H| 12 as £32,111 ar.d one would bave had E. H. Barnes, Warwick. Am. Tobacco B — — United Fruit had to decide three questions. First, end of 1935, the Finance Committee to examine the accounts with the 1405*m.tu. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Am. Water Works 20| 20| United Gas Imp 14$ 14$ what should Britain's poUcy be at proposes to reduce the duty on liquor, Anaconda Copper. „ 33. 32f U.S. Indus Alco 46! 47 Geneva in the face of the anticipated Crown Agents to find th5 rost of the APPRENTICES for Millinery trade. 71 without a whisper as to where the REPORT Atchison. 70 U.S. Rubber 28| 30 pressure for an early abandonment unexpended surplus. Pjossibly this Atlantic Refining 29 28| revenue is coming from it and when Apply Eleanor Brown, Somers jU.S. Rubber 1st pf 66| 70f apparent increase of £17,100 ir. local Auburn Auto _ 34 33| U.S. Smelt. R. & M 90 89 of sanctions now that organized the exceedingly high duties on butter Building. The market opened depressed but balance wiU also delude the House Baldwin Loco 3§ 3f U.S. Steel 56$ 55| Ethiopian resistance has ended; and other essentials under the 1420ftu advanced later with a better tendency. Baltimore & Ohio 16J 16| U.S. Steel pf 122| 121 second, what instructions should be Into imagining the Colony is more 17 Ottawa Agreements have to come off! 1,000.000 shares were traded in. Bamsdall Cp. A 16| Vanadium Corp 18f 18$ sent to Sir Sydney Barton, British prosperous than it actuaUy is! Experienced STENOGRAPHER, Bendix Avia 27| 27} Warner Bros. Hot 91 9$ —00— white, single, with knowledge of Dow Jones Averages; Industrials up Bethlehem Steel 19| 491 Minister at Addis Ababa, if the Fas­ With rogard to this surplus carried Warren Pav 8$ 8$ Warship Movements office work. Write Box 1419. Ber­ .56 Rails up .13. (Furnished by Camp­ Bohm Al. & Br — 47J Western Union Tel 76 75! cist puppet Emperor is set up in place over from 1935, the £35,423 local muda Press beU, Gosling & Co.) Borg Warner — — Westinghouse Elec & M. 104$ 106$ of Selassie's. Third, how would an balance is not questioned, but the I GIBRALTAR,May 4. (CP)-Britains' Briggs Mfg — 4->_ 46 Wilson & Co I419*tu.w. ItaUan-controUed Ethiopia affect the amount with the Crown Agents or twentieth destroyer flotiUa consist­ Byers (A.M.) 16| 17. Woolworth Co 47! 47$ Canada Dry G. Ale — Worthington Pump British Empire's position in the Medi- loaned to the Joint Colonial Fund is ing of eight warships now at Gibral­ InteUigent GIRL for office, good PITMAN'S SHORTHAND Canadian Pacific llf ui Yellow Tr. & Coach 17! 17| terannean, Egypt and Anglo-Egyp­ uncertain, being* variously stated as tar wiU leave shortly for eastern handwriting essential. Apply Ber­ Case Thresh 148 151 00 tian Sudan. either £17,101 or £14,863 according as waters, Mediterranean naval author­ Caterpillar Tractor — muda & West Indies Sweepstakes. Taught by Specialist in 16 Complete 68| the total surplus is either £50,287 or Postal Lessons. Celanese Corp 22| 23J MONTREAL STOCK MARKET Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary, ities announced Monday. The Vess­ 1426ttu. Cerro de Pas Cop — told the House of Commons Monday £52,524. In any case, outside of the els will join the Commander In Chief Monthly. Success Assured. 53| DOMESTIC SERVANT required with Illustrated Booklet Free. Ches. & Ohio 55 54J that Selassie and his suite wiU saU Budget for 1936 the House has already of the British Mediterranean fleet. Chrysler Corp 95 good references. Sleep in. Apply INSTITUTE OF SHORTHAND 95f Yesterday's Closing Prices immediately from Djibouti to HSUa, appropriated something Uke £35.767 Colorado F. & I Yl\ Mrs. Dunch, Rosebank Cottage. 62, Oxford Street, 171 Fri. Mon. Palestine, aboard H.M.S. Enterprise. this year, and another £2,435 is re­ Col*umbia G. and E — HamUton. London, W.1, England Colum. Oarb 112 113$ Sterling 4.94 4.96$ quired to balance the Budget, making Coml. Credit - — Bell Tele 142 142$ a total of £38,202. After its appro­ 1438*tu. ROME, May 4 (CP)—The native , ;J _ -jS.s%- - '--if Coml. Solvents 17^ 17$ Braz. Tract 10$ io| priation the Legislature loses all Com. & Southern 2| _2$ Bruck Silk 12$ 11$ Eritrean Askari, Italy's northern Oongoleum-Nairn — Can. Bronze 39 37| army, inclosed the capital of the dis­ control of this money, it then re^ WW Consolidated Gas 29J 28 J Can. Car 5f 5$ rupted Ethiopian Empire Monday maioing at the discretion of the 12{ so FOK RENT __^ng^K&i5» Consol. Oil 12 Can. Ind. Alco 8 3 awaiting the arrival of the main Executive how quickly it shall be Contl. Can 74 72| Cockshutt 7$ spent, and so far as the House is con­ MILS SALLOW SKIN Contl. O. of D 31| 32J Cons. Smelt 2.55$ .25$ national column to carry out the I TWO APARTMENTS, furnished or CONStlHKTIOH 35| cerned they have already voted away Corn Prod. Ref 73i 74 Dom. Bridge 35 occupation of the riot-torn Addis unfurnished, near Park. Moderate Curtiss-Wright 6_ 6§ Ford Can _ — 24 all the local surplus cf £35,423 and Ababa. Italians at home, al­ rent. 'Phone 1976. Deere & Co 76 _ 79 Hiram Walker — £2,779 more to come out of funds ready claiming Addis Ababa as their 96*t.eitp. Dele ware & Hudson.. 37f 391 Hiram Walker pf „ 18 with the Crown Agents, leaving in DeL Lack & West 151 15$ Imp. Ofl. 21$ 22$ own, were shocked by reports of the Douglas Air 53 g 54$ Int. Nick 45| 45$ native sacking of the town, and re­ their hands either £14,322 or £12,084. An APARTMENT, five rooms, modern STOP Du Pont de N 137| 139 Int. Pow. pf 80 flected generally the opinion of weU- according as the surplus frcm 1935 conveniences, unfurnished, Middle- Eastman Kodak. — Int. Utfl. — was either £52,524 or £50,287 as pre­ town. 'Phone 1543,9 to 10 a.m. 15 informed sources that the sooner the THAT Elec. Auto-Lite 33 34 McOol. Front. 15* viously st8ted by the Finance Com­ PHILCO 11350*f. ei to th.7. Elec. Power & L 13| i3| Mont. Lt. Pow 31$ 31$ Fascist army could clean up the Nat. Brew 42 , 411 capital "the better." mittee. As against this unappro­ ErieR. R. 11J COTTAGE in Pembroke. DiaJ 1574. COUGH First Nat. Stores — Nat. Stl. Car — priated balance of only £12,084, at RADIO Foster Wheeler 25J 25! Sha-.vinlgan 20$ 20$ the end of March £24,000 was loaned 1386fs. ei to f8. 62$ WASHINGTON, May 5 (OP)—The For Assured with Free Texas 30i 30$ Stl. of Can 63 to the Joint Colonial Fund, though Gen. Asphalt — Winnipeg Elec — United States Minister at Addis doubtless it can be withdrawn if Reception I Houses for Rent Gen. Elec 36 36$ Can. Bank Com 148 150 Ababa made an urgent appeal to the Gen. Foods Cp 38 38 Bank of Can 56 57 required. "FIDELWOODS" and -**INSHAIXAH" Allenburys 185 State Department Monday to request Fuiiy Furnished Gen. Motors 61. 62$ Bank Mont 185 To recapitulate, against an esti­ GiUette Saf. Razor — Bank N.Scotia — . 282 assistance. The British Government AND OTHER COTTAGES V&^PASTILLES Goodrich Rub 18| 20 Royal Bank Can 165 is holding the American Legation mated revenue for 1936 of £367,356 BERMUDA TRADING CO. Dial 2715 GERALD GRAY Goodyear Rub 24i 25| Ash Gold 9 .7 against Ethiopian rioters. (exclusive of any surplus from last 4.10.1622.28. York House. Front St. West Obtainaofe from all Chemists, Stores, Granby Consol — Base Metal 20$ .20 year, which should have gone into a Cables "Houses" etc, throughout the B.W.I. Bear Explor — Great Northern pf 35 35 FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Gy. West. Sugar 33\ 33J Beattie 1.45 1_45 PARIS, May 5 (CP)—Paul Bodard, Houston Ofl. 8« 8f Big Miss 57 .55 French Minister in Ethiopia, reported .13$ COTTAGES Hudson Motor Car 14| 14$ Bobjo 14$ Monday that Ethiopian soldiers as­ Hupp Motor Car 1 = Bralnrne 7.40 FOR RENT OR SALE LAND FOR SAl.I Intl. Harvester SOi If Brx Gold — .16 signed to guard his Legation had Establlahd 1911 Intl, Nickel .Can) 45i 12! Buff Anker 5.30 5.60 mutinied and turned their guns on THE POPULAR CHOICE Mrs. Grosvenor Tucker 45| 1.08 ROSS JANE TUCKER <™NEW YORK Intl. Tel. & TeJ 12| Can. Malart 1.10 the buUding. "New Westbury" Richmond If»o Johns-Manville — 13$ Oast Treth 1.43 1.43 Phone 1108 Cable "Teur*- " Kansas City Southern... — Cent Pac .... 3.30 3.37 Kelvinator Cp 19$ 19$ Chem. Resrch 1.03 1.08 GENEVA, May 5. 'OP)—Th Ital­ Kennecott Oop 35| 35 Chiboug 1.44 1.35 ians triumph in Ethiopia, signalized 2.25 HOUSRS FOR RENT OR SU» Lambert Co — 19| Coniarum by tbe flightof Selassie was interpreted Properties for Sale Dome 51$ 53$ Liggett & Myers B — in some Geneva sources Monday as Loews Ino 45_ 46 Eldorado .98 .99 MRS. ROBINSON Fal Bridg-i 8.00 8.15 a major blow to the League of Na­ .A51PBELL, GOSLING & CO. Mack Truck 29. 30 Bank <••* Bermuda Building We don't know why anyone Mathieson Alk — Godslake 91 .91 tions as presently constituted. The .55 phone 2066 Cables "Carbro*-_*' should want to leave Ber­ Miss. Can — Green Stab 51_ League became convinced, these Missouri Pacific 2| Gun Gold 90 1.13 21 sources said that economic and fin­ muda. However, should Montgomery Ward 38f 38$ iHollinger 142 15$ .80 ancial sanctions were futfle in at­ business or pleasure call you Nash Motors... 17J 17* 'Home Oil 90 Uniform Delicious Natl Biscuit. — Howey 61 .57 tempting to halt a campaign of 25 to New York, be certain to Natl. Cash Reg 23J Hudson Bay. 24f ggression and the swift co-ordinated WANTED .54 make the HOTEL Le Natl. Dairy Pro 22| 23$ Jack Man Con .47 Size Flavour Kirk Lake 42 .42 miUtary action necessary in such Natl. Dist 28| 28$ UNFURNISHED HOUSE, near Ham­ MARQUIS your head­ Natl. Power & L*L_ 9J 10 Lakeshore 53$ 54| cases. A frank reform of the League National SteeL 59f 59| Lit. Long Lake 6-95 7.00 is forseen by these quarters. With ilton, three or four bedrooms, state quarters while in town. It is 44 N.Y.-Nil. & H — Mclntyre 42$ the League CouncU caUed to meet location and rent for long lease. the one hotel which can N.Y. Central 33J 33| Mack Red Lake 1.53 1.44 Write Bos 1417 Bermuda Press. North Amer. Co 23| MeVittie 24 .26 May 11, informed sources said it boast of the same quiet 24$ 1417 Northern Pacific 27_ 27$ McWatters 1.35 1.44 would be dflficult to disregard any tu. charm as that which makes Macassa 3.75 3.75 Pacific Gas & E — treaty premier Mussolini signed with To Rent—HOUSE, unfurnished, three Packard Motor Oar 9| Mtn. Corp — Bermuda so delightful. Leave 91 the New Ethiopian Emperor. or four bedrooms. Must be near Paramount Pic si 8$ N'pissing 2.44 2.50 your bicycles behind because Paramount Pic, 2nd pf. 10 91 Noranda 51$ 52 city. Reply P.O. Box 140. Pam Porcu 4.00 4.20 Shawkey .83 theatres and shop are only Penn. R.R 291 29$ Sheep Creek. 70 1432*tu.w Phillips Petiol 42 Paymaster .92 .91 42 Sherr. Gord „ 1.15 1.15 a step from the door. Pub. Service of NJT... 39J 39| Perron 1-50 1.50 6.65 Siscoe 3.36 3.37 Always order by name DEWKIST Pullman. Inc. — Pick Row 6.45 .36 HOTEL Pion Gold. 10 00 9.90 Stadacona .32 Radio Corp 10| 10$ Sud Basin 3.70 3.75 FOR SALE Radio Corp pf. B„ 941 riemier 2.35 2.30 91 1.96 Sull. Cons 1.00 99 Radio Kei'th-Orp 5| 5$ Read Auth 2.05 Sylvanite 2.40 2.42 ' . JACK ARNOLD is the AGENT Remington-Rand 21$ Red Lake Shre 1.08 1.20 PIANO, Bedroom Suite, Dining-room £eM arquis 21$ 1.18 Tack Hughes 4.6Q 4.80 Bank of Bermuda BIdg. Dial 1650 Repub. Steel Corp 18| 18| Ren. Gold 1.18 Ventures 1.93 1.80 Table and Chairs, two Electric 12 East 31 si Street New York City Safi-way Stores Roy Alite 26$ • 27 141fifiQtii. Waite AmuL 1.20 1.15 Pumps, Cabinet Victrola. 'Phone A KNOTT HOTEL Seatoard Oil (Del)™ _ St. Anthony — — Wright Harg 8.00 8.00 Sears Roebuck. 65J 651J S. Antonio 2.40 2.45 1336. 1424*tu.w.

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