~ __LY_ UGHTING-UP TIME 9:01 p.m. . YESTERDAY'S WEATHER Maximum Temperature 85 Minimum Temperature 76.3 4lDE TABLE FOR JUNE Rainfall _ - A trace D*te Hluh Water Low Water Sun- Sun- Sunshine -._«*<.. S3B hours A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. rise set 30 .04 .12.30 6.39 6.35 6.15 8.31 %\}t %%&%£ VOL. 29 —NO. 151 HAMILTON, BERMUDA THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949 4D PER COPY Compromise Plan May Save Threatened Financial Crisis Three Charged With Forging Britain Dollar Losses In In Britain Gives Bermuda Will; Son Says Document Is European Payments Scheme Businessmen A Headache Not In Mother's Handwriting The threatened financial crisis Britain's present financial pre- in England and the possible , dicament has been brought about, PARIS, June 29 (Reuter).— Wilbur Harrison Smith, son of Delegates to the 19-nation Mar­ abandonment of the "cheap one local observer thought, be- HONORARY D.D. DEGREE!WILL REVIEW RENEWAL BRITAIN'S CRISIS: money" policy by the British cause British goods are being met the late Mrs. Inez Madge Smith shall aid talks adjourned in op­ Atomic Explosions of "Poinciana Grove," Shelly Bay, timistic' mood after a three-hour Government may deal the Colony with buyers' resistance in the ex- FOR A.M.E. PASTOR OF BSAA SERVICE ACHESON IS HOPEFUL a hard blow which will be felt port market, largely due to prices. yesterday looked at a hand-writ­ meeting today. They will resume ten will purported to have been tomorrow to consider a new Bel­ Said Detected in every home and store or little j One way to reduce prices would gian compromise plan on the effect may be felt in Bermuda be to make selling • costs cheaper. made by his mother in favour of MPs Told Only Satisfactory her brother, Wilkie Garfield Fur­ intra-European payments scheme NEW YORK, June 29 from any new financial policy the If the pound was devalued 25 Result of Visit of Bishop Feels Western Statesmen bert, and stated: "It 'is not my which will lessen the threat to (Reuter).--^- Newsweek Mag­ British Government may intro­ per cent the cost of living in Ber­ Aircraft Is Stratocruiser mother's handwriting." Britain's dwindling gold and dol­ azine reported today: "The Can Find Solution duce. What will happen, and muda would be almost bound to. Nichols Here Last Year lar reserves. Western European Union when, is a problem that is giving rise by 10 per cent because of Smith is a Crown witness Bermuda's businessmen a head­ the numerous items which have to An honorary dearee of Doctor WESTMINSTER, London, June against Furbert, his brother, Lion- The new plan was brought for­ military committee has been WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reu­ informed that within the ache. be imported into the Colony from I Df Divinity has been conferred 29 Mr. G S. Lindgren, Parlia- ei Randolph Furbert, and the lat- ward by Belgium's caretaker ter) — The U.S. Secretary of Prime Minister M. Paul Henri last few months U.S. record­ the United States. I on the Rev. Dr. J. E, Foster, pas- mentary Secretary to the Ministry ter's wife, Inez Marie Furbert, State, Mr. Dean Acheson, said to­ The recent drop in British Gov­ who face seven charges including Spaak. in a move to narrow the ing instruments detected ernment securities has led to There would bound to be an tor of St. Paul's A.M.E. Church, of Civil Aviation, told Air Com­ gap between the opposing view­ evidence of several chain re­ day he was hopeful that a British increase in rents and, alongside by Wilberforce University, of modore A. V. Harvey (Cons. Mac­ forging the will, and conspiring economic crisis could be avoided much speculation locally, just as to pervert the course of justice. points of Britain and Belgium actions set in "motion by all over the world. Merchants, the increase in the cost of living which he is a graduate, clesfield) in the House of Com­ over a new scheme for trading atomic explosions either in through the combined statesman­ fparine* devaluation don't know I woul,"-*"•d" b"ee an increase in Wages! Dr. Foster received word of mons today that the resumption of In addition Wilkie Furbert is within Western Europe, the dele- Siberia or Soviet central ship of the Western powers. whethlr to buy goods now, Steffi to further inflation. The the .honour from Dr. John H. the British South American Air­ charged on two indictments for ga ..on members said. Asia. There is no sugges­ Asked to comment at his press the soine is good or defv the DOS- co.st of Government would rise Lewis, dean of the Payne Theolo- ways Corporation's Lisbon, Az­ perjury, Inez Furbert with one Tfce eight-power consultative tion yet, however, that the conference, the Secretary said he J ...... J„„„I, charge of perjury, and both are ! anwitd h everything else due to wages gical Seminary of the University. ores, Bermuda route would be re- Organisation for European Eco­ Russians have made a com­ had given considerable thought to l™™£™d buy a mtte later when costs of materials, which have | which is located in Wilberforce viewed as soon as the aircraft charged with uttering a false nomic Cooperation (OEEC) group plete atom bomb". the situation amfwas hopeful of | £™ £*£*„ 1 to be purchased from a dollar area, Ohio position permitted. ' document. Lionel Furbert is also a solution. in sing the present budg t —"inner cabinet" for the Euro- lower. Likewise. they are havhig „^ ? Dr. Lewis stated that the de- Expressing dissatisfaction with I charged with attempting to per- pealhiend of the Marshall Plan— h nv le ver e course of *,,AT^ S-L0?1"1 un ._ w,hether I to make up theurmfn.lswhe.he ? ^ ™ .P«°P think is al- gree had been conferred on the the reply, -Vir Commodore Har- £ . Justice. will UB-w get to work on the lat­ 4 , recommendation of Bishop D. Ma r Da ld the United States should take any | £ ^j, | ready tag vey asked if Mr. Lindgren real- J° Y Huxley, the Soli- est tn&posals. EMPIRE CONFERENCE ON action and what that action should to hold b£ k their in CBse The situation in England is ap- Ward Nichols (who recently vis- ised that the route could be a ^tor-General, is conducting the A general impression of"*satis- the pound is devalued and their Cro n s cas and be, he said he would prefer not merchandise becomes of greater proaching a financial crisis most- ite(j Bermuda), who said he felt great dollar earner and if he ™ *-_ the Furberts faction at the outcome of today's DOLLAR SITUATION to discuss this for the moment as value ly due to Britain's unbalanced Dr. Foster "merited this honour would give "most urgent atten- aJe defended oy Mr. Peter Smith. talks was expressed by leading it would not be helpful at this | Uncertain what is the best thing trade position with hard currency by reason of outstanding service tion" to the matter with a view to •*"ost °f the Colony s law firms are delegates. , • stage. I to "do, merchants" are believed to 5?un!.n5s ^hl^h has' bef.n broug«?t in the Christian ministry." "getting something on the route " concerned in the case as witnesses The Belgian Minister of For LONDON, June 29 a u y mg rod or Keuter) — He then said that the combined be doing a bit of both and not „° ,„, „, 1 P uction costs Dr Lewis in his letter also Mr Lindgren replied: "Yes* but through being quoted by wit- d l ont ut f b r T hls n nes es eign Trade, Baron Moens De Fer- The British Government announc- statesmanship of the Western much of anything. f" ™ ? ° l* ™ - , ° commented on the five Bermu- the only sftTsfactory aircraft f$J s - h Ur tryS delegat e ed f HA < . ^( l w** K * tonight that it had proposed a powers ought to be able to work Reactions obtained in Bermuda *?£.. J rational budget, -already' dian students now studying at l the route f the stratocruiser BLACK NOTE BOOK __ .. __it.ai_t_.u__ uu«._w *_ _,e_.*__.«_= _4.r_inAj KV -vt«n<.;v„ rjnvornmont " "' '"""«*"»<' "" ="»».'«*•_ « IUB route is tne siraiocruiser said: "I think a solution can be meeting of Commonwealth Fin- out a solution to the e Smith, examined by Major found by tomorrow afternoon for I ance Ministers in London towards | problem facing Britain economic uncertaintyesterday yt oindicat the presene thert e financialwill be scheme!S""«s anJ^_d nationalisationn_lf™_iT™.S?, ha_«s , thineg seminary"fine records,, who" werhe esaid al.l mak- which takes dollars to buy. Con- the middle of next month to dis­ resu < ln e stellations would only operate on I Huxley, examined a black note the intra-European payments dif­ In reply to questions concerning I little effect on the Colony if de- I "**i ? *" present preaica- Dr. Foster has served as pastor | the route with a very reduced pay book which he identified as one ficulties." cuss the "dollar situation." the .forthcoming visit to Europe valuation of sterling does not | ™e"_.A_w_.^P?"5 ,.?__rs_?_?? I of St. Paul's since last July. His of the Treasury Secretary, Mr. I come about, but a great effect if ODse™er^ tnat Uie picture would | Chicago. 111., and h load compared with the North his mother had used in her capa- M. Maurice Petsche. the French Correspondence with the other home is in Atlantic operations." Finance Minister, said: "The at­ Continued on Page city as secretary of the Bethel Commonwealth governments is John Snyder, Mr. Acheson said he the pound is devalued. graduated from Wilbenforce o mosphere tort ay was definitely | 1939. A.M.E. Choir. He also identified still proceeding and a further an­ understood the visit had been part of a letter as one his mother more relaxed." He served as a chaplain in the nouncement will be made on com­ planned for some time and had AUSTRIA TREATY TALKS Iha d been writing to the presiding The Dutch Foreign Minister, pletion of the arrangements. no particular significance in rela- I U.S. 92nd Division during the Mr. D. U. Stikker, said: "I am war, and bis last pastorate before elder of the church. He had found The announcement, confirming tion to the present situation. Western Union Fleets Join it in her bureau drawer after her definitely more optimistic to­ He said the State Department coming to Bermuda was in MAY BEGIN TODAY night." reports of an early Commonwealth death on February 25, 1947. was not contemplating sending re­ | Dothan, Alabama. It was learned in circles close I economic conference, said: "The (Special to The New Tork Times Handed the purported will, he to the OE.EC that Sir Stafford dollar situation which is engaging presentatives with Mr. Snyder. Dr. Foster announced that at and The Royal Gazette) the conclusion of the anniversary examined it and stated that its Cripps had a. reed in the last five | the close attention of the United The Secretary refused to com- In Combined Exercises LONDON. June 29.—The meet- arrangement on the small pieee of minutes of the meeting to con- ment on ar week celebrations last Sunday Kingdom Government is one that >y aspect of the Anglo- £250 had been accumulated in ing of the Big Four Foreign Minis- paper wad not the way his mother sider M. Spaak's new compromise affects the governments of all the Argentine trade treaty. He said ters' deputies for Austria, which would have Written it She would he LONDON, June 29 (Reuter).— will remain at anchor off Pen- tbe fund for the renovation of the proposal. Commonwealth countries. could not answer the question Major units of the Western Un- zance, while personnel of the church basement. according to an earlier announce- have put it on a proper sheet of "In accordance with the practice whether the "flexible" quality of rO-MT7TTT?T.T3TTJITY IS ISSUE ion navies were moving down the three navies carry out harbour They plan to use the basement ment was to have been held on foolscap. of consultation between members that jjact which had mollified U.S. English Channel today for their drills and other preparations for as a community recreation centre Friday, may after all be held here He felt that she would also have Differences' over "tbe European oi the Commonwealth on matters |c first big assembly tomorrow dff I four days of sea manoeuvres. tomorrow, the Foreign Office an- written on it that it was made at payments scheme, designed to en- j \$er ""sBung people, where there of common concern, th e United States would hem few objections I Penzance before a week's com no-mced tonisht. "Poinciana Grove." and the date courage intra-European trade Destroyers will lead the fleets will be games, a boxing ring and Kingdom Governmen t have to similar "flexible treaties. bined exercises. to sea on Monday morning for a a library. They also plan relig­ Earlier today it was learned (January W, 1847). He did not witfain the Marshall Plan, arose thought it right to suggest to the ovw Belgium's demand suppor­ The exercises, given the code combined operation in the Bay ious instruction classes. that the Soviet Embassy had re- think his mother would have sign- ted by the United States, that • other governments that Finance WHITE HOUSE DENIES nam "Verity", are bringing to­ of Biscay, where planes, ships and Dr. Foster said that the base­ quested a postponement of the ed her name on the same line as money owed by one country to Ministers should meet in London gether for the first time in peace­ submarines of the participating ment was now used for the first meeting from tomorrow the last words of the will, but another should be available for for discussion towards the middle time history more than 100 ships navies as well as land-based Bri­ weekly junior church services on I morning till tomorrow afternoon would nave signed below. purchases in other countries be­ of next month." BARUCH'S CHARGE and 22,000 men of the British, tish, French and Netherlands air­ Wednesday evenings. in view of the fact that the Soviet "It is not my mother's hand­ sides the creditor country. French, Dutch and Belgian fleets craft will join in testing the de­ Ambassador, Mr. Georgi Zarubin, writing," he declared. NEW DELHI, June 29 (Reuter) in meetings and manoeuvres de­ fence of a convoy. who is his country's deputy for Britain has opposed this on the — The Indian Government an­ Major Huxley asked for the signed to coordinate Western Un­ In the Bay of Biscay, ships of Austria was not expected to arrive ground that it would involve a nounced tonight that it had ac­ U.S. Mobilisation Plans U.S. Wm°RECOGNISE in England by air until tomorrow. Chief Justice's permission before further drain on her dollar and ion naval strength. the combined fleets are expected questioning the witness on his cepted the British Government in­ Gunfire salutes by the French to head almost due south to with- The Western deputies acceded gold resources, since transferable vitation. The announcement said Declared Up-to-Date CHINA PORTS' CLOSING to the request and even suggested opinion on the provisions of the credits would eventual lv fall into cruiser Montcalm, flagship of I in 100 miles of the Spanish will. Sir Brooke commented on the Indian Finance Minister, Dr. Vice Admiral R. G. Lamberg, a_ad | coast. it might be more convenient if the hands of countries with a John Ma thai, would represent In­ WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reu the first meeting were put off until his "utmost fairness" in doing so trading balance, like Belgium, the Netherlands flagship Tromp, i Simultaneously with this con- and gave his permission. dia. ter).— The White House said to Nationalists Not Able To i Friday morning. which would be entitled to claim exchanged with the British air- voy exercise, minesweeping craft Smith thought it was odd that repayment in gold or dollars. day that Mr. Bernard M. Baruch | craft" carrier Implacable, flag- wil be cooperating in sweeping The Council of Foreign Minis­ was "badly informed" in his claim his mother had left her brother The new Belgian compromise ship of Admiral Sir Rhoderick exercises in the English Channel. Maintain Blockade ters gave the deputies the task of RUSSIANTRETURN JAP 1 yesterday that the administration j McGrigor, will mar,._rkk ththee openinopeningg I At the end of the exercises all Wilkie to dispose of her personal plan would apparently eliminate ! resolving the last outstanding | property as he saw fit, explaining all suggestion at present of the is taking a "needless gamble with of tf,e combined exercise tomor- ships will reassemble in Wey- WASHINGTON. June 29 (Reu­ issues on the Austrian treaty by our national security". ; row evening. mouth Bay, Dorset, for a review that she would not have done convertibility into dollars" Of I P.o.W.8 WELL TRAINED ter).—The U.S. Secretary of State j September 1. These concern this. She would have made some drawing rights, which both the I An assistant to President Tru- For four days the impressive of their work together before Mr. Dean Acheson. told a news mainly the definition of war booty man said at a new conference international array of warships ! dispersing on July 8. and certain German assets in mention of her three sons, himself, Belgians and Americans original­ conference todav that the United Dudley and Wendell, whom he de­ ly wanted. that Mr. Truman would have | —^ States had declined to recoenise Austria claimed by Russia. "Communisation" Said To something to say about Mr. scribed as having been born with The plan would, on the other j as legal a Chinese Government rickets and not being so strong as Baruch when he meets the press order closing ports now in Com­ hand, provide for a certain, trans­ tomorrow. his brothers. • ferability of drawing rights, with Concern U.S. State Dept munist hands. TMEEMffiBINGAOL technical measures to prevent a This assistant, who would not U. S. Unions Demand Voice "GOT ALONG VERY WELL" WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reu­ He said that the action could drain of gold or dollars from permit use of his name, took par- only be recognised if the Chin­ FOR SPEEDING "I am certain she would have Britain to Belgium. ter)—State Department officials I titular exception to Mi*. Baruch's ese Government declared and divided her property equally CRIPPS CONCILIATORY said today that Soviet Russia was assertion in a speech to the In- maintained an effective blockad * ! among the three of us," he said. pushing an active campaign to college here yes- In ERP For German Workers dustrial War "Mother and I got along very The compromise scheme is not. of the ports, which he noted were i "Not Fit To Be In Charge communise Japan from within. | day that the National Security well. We all got along very well.'* entirely on the lines of the speech ter not under the control of the j , Latest apparent evidence was Resources Board had been pre- Chinese Government. A note to | He explained that he had first at FRANKFURT, June 29 (Reuter) I the return to Japan of 2,000 war , vented from acting on a complete this effect was delivered by tho ! Of Car," Says Magistrate seen the purported will about two the beginning of today's meeting. prisoners well indoctrinated with | — American taxpayers should But Sir Stafford was described war-time mobilisation plan. TIE-UP OF LONDON United States Embassy at Can­ weeks after his mother's death at the Communist policy. Before delivery of the speech, [ insist that German workers' repre­ ton yesterday. Convicted of speeding, Robert the law office of Gray and Smith. by leading delegates from other sentatives take part in the ad- Norman Wilson was sentenced to courr*|4fts as having been in a On the basis of Tokyo reports, Mr. DOCKS THREATENED In taking this position, Mr. He had asked his uncle Wilkie officials here forecast that 93,000 _, ministration of Marshall aid, Mr. three months in gaol with bard very-win cilia tory mood. J C tre u r Acheson said, the United States about the deeds to the family others whom Moscow has promis- £y" tS "5&_E™ Bo'ard some \ J™t "%p »«*«*•'/ " « labour and his driving licence They said he was "quite a dif­ f A, 1 ca ress Government had been guided by was suspended for five years in home, owned by his mother and ed to free this year likewise wou d Lonths ago but later turned down ° , ^.1 5f 2 ? ^ . ^J^Z numerous precedents in Inter­ ferent man from the rigid Chan­ e Over 7,000 Dockers Quit th her sii5 ter ot he and to a turn out to be well-schooled in by the P resident despite its ap- dustnal Organisations, declared national law. with whicl; Hamilton Magistrate's Court | 1 *?**£* ^ , ™' cellor" he was at Brussels last nere today Week. Soviet ideology. proval by seven Cabinet officers. * Chinese Government was doubt­ yesterday property at Bailey s Bay, owned In Support Of CSU Men Wilson was found guilty f [ by his mother and her sister, Mrs. One delegate said that when As other signs of Russian in- -j-^g white House official said I He said it was important that less familiar. tentions, officials noted: no such pian was presented to | German workers should fully ! , speeding along the North Shore Gryneth Stovell. Wilkie had told 1 vie LONDON, June 29 (Reuter) fom^roE Iroposi. tohfpr.! L * Jjo * -ttacta ori Japanese | £e >yesicfenT or approved" by the I realise the purpose of the Euro- Mr. Acheson said the United R0ad in Devonshire and Pembroke him the deeds were at the Gray Go € act, was k i t at duced "a complete change in^the \ ™™™™\ fitorte, backed to Resources Board. He said the Pfan Recovery Programme and A dockers' strike paralysing the ?i?: L .^t . ^ fF J°t,P P~ between 3fl and 40 miles per and Smith office to be altered. e hitherto tense atmosphere." cope with strike disorders. The President could not have rejected «"> causes behind it. whole port of London appeared I ^-.?„ ..^L^ S!_ fj^lhour, which he speeded up to 55 Smith went to Mr. Donald C. Smith, M.C.P., and was shown the The secretary general of the' i? i. came from Lt. Gen. Kuzma any such plan since it was not "Here in Germany we must thmilee spolic peer sirehounr when he heard N. Derevyanko, Russian member | ted. \ combat not only Communism but purported will for the first time. OEEC, M. Robert Marjolin, said presenr the three-month-ol1 d "war" be The accused claimed that it was after today's meeting he thought of the four-nation Allied control I "Ne~vCTth_less, the official said I also Nazism, and democratic trade twee* two Canadian maritime un- not described the closure as a Continued oil Page 5 lons another car the police were fol­ there was now a 90 per cent council in Tokyo. mobilisation plans were being | unions are one of the best ways * blockade. lowing, and that he had just turn­ O chance of reaching definite agree­ 2. Communist attempts to con- kept up to date, constantly. He pf doing that," he said. "The Tonight 152 dockers at the West Asked if Britain was consider- ed off Dock Hill when he was ment tomorrow. trol key communications and rail- added that the fact that no com- future of democracy in Germany! India and Millwall groups of docks ing_ similar action to that of the stopped. "JAMAICA" NOT LIKELY The British Chancellor's last- way unions. They are credited plete blueprint had been brought depends largely on the expansion stopped work on two ships in United States, Mr. Acheson said The Wor. H. Martin Godet, who minute agreement to consider a with being successful at least in out or shown to Mr. Baruch did of the influence of democratic sympathy with 7,000 idle in the he thought the British had taken TO RETURN TO COLONY an ore heard the case, said: "Any person compromise came as a big sur­ part. not mean there had been no trade unions. Royal and Surrey groups. The ? extreme position than the who will drive a motor vehicle prise—particularly since in his a 3. A campaign to promote trade planning. | . "T am certain that influence on * tter were in deadlock with their | United States, at a speed of 50 and 55 miles per opening speech he reiterated th between Japan and Communist In his speech, Mr. Baruch, a I political and economic decisions emPloyeI"s over the unloading of Asked if there had been con­ hour is a maniac ... I don't think Men's Wives Here Advised position he has adopted through*- China, An outspoken champion | long-time adviser of Presidents, j here will be exercised in the inter- I Canadian ships. sideration of the recognition of vou are fit to be in charge of a out recent weeks of negotiation, is a Moscow-trained Japanese | Continued on Page 5 i est of peace ahd in the interest | Tonight dockers of the Trans-: | any Chinese Communist govern­ motor vehicle." To Go Back To England THE REAL CRISIS | Communist leader, Nosaka Sanzo. I of Europe and the world. port and General Workers Union ment, he said the question had Wilson can appeal to the Sup Observers now thought the This view of Russian aims, re- j 1 not arisen as there was no Com- "In addition to exporting our joined' members of the National reme Court if he submits an ap- The wives of the men of H.M.S. British Government was much fleeting those of General Mac- munist government to be recog- peal in writiAg within seven da£s ENOUGH A-BOMBS FOR productive know-how under E. i Amalgamated Union of Stevedores Jamaica have been advised to re­ more preoccupied with Britain's Arthur's headquarters, was out-J R P. and point four of President and Dockers in rejecting pleas n™_ o. * n_ • * • A to the Wor. H. Martin Godet and real crisis of gold losses and fall lined to a reporter after Congress tate De a tm e turn to England, as it is not pro­ Truman's 'bold newsprogramme' " from union leaders to resume nor- ,_ TH « P r <. nt issued a to the Attorney General (the Hon. bable the ship will be returning in dollar earnings, and was there- received a gloomy U.S. Army re- ' MAJOR WAR IN U.S.? list of five precedents to uphold | j, Trounsell Gilbert). (assistance in the development of mal working on all ships tomor- its position of refusing to reco., to Bermuda, The Royal Gazette fore willing to compromise on the | port on current prospects for i WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reu- I backward areas), Mr. Carey said, | row. Wilson's case had been ad­ learned yesterday. European payments problems to Japanese recoverey. nize the Chinese closure of Com- we Am er t 1 sho l 1 ti 0 t k , 1 , eri r d They have been told they can geS it out of the way. Mr. Tracy Voorhees, Assistant terj.—The magaVine United States | 't' 4_.* . i ;fi f_i . i l_ : .. f?H | ^'B^iS *°*l *-l™_ __*l ?..?. f; \munist-hJlFpOTtsrThe*Hsrquot-_a | f^5^r wit°n^°I MiT Robtaion News and World Retort said to- to try to export our know-how dieted that the stoppage would .various Secretaries of State who '4uv', „,"*"„*:*r, ** »"•**•»"•»•«•••• leave either now or after the It was thought here that for the Army Secretary, told the Senate of h w n day that the United States has of ho° w peoplpeoplee cacann livlivee togethetogetherr Upreaspreadd throughouthroughoutt ththee porportt tomor- j previously held that under inter-I „,„^"*!.V._ ?f_?HJ?_ _„_ __rt" summer, and all but two or three sake of a quick settlement Britain appropriations committee yester- m now enough atom bombs to fight 'n peace, with special reference | row in protest against what they national law "blockades must be ' p moned and had been warned have chosen to remain in the Col- mlght be willing to accept a small day that the Japanese have a twic to the role of a democratic trade claim is a "lock-out" of men at proclaimed and maintained by an I e to appear, he did not turn ony m^ the end of summer i in the total dollar aid she 1 'long way to go"'before setting I Sc^w^^'DroviS^^^tom union movement." the Royal and Surrey Docks. adequate force in order to be re-- IupP_r_iV-i __.___, _._.„ ,«, __.____.__ It is understood that two or d receive for the second year back on their feet. He said thev I , w.ouid pf°vide 1'00U atom m. i .M. » Wilson stood for 15 mmutes would bombs in two years. Emphasising the share of mon three of them will be returning of re Marshall Plan must have continued outside help The dockers went back to work spectea. firtrtiino Mcll n wifwltH v_i« <_i„._ji__c<«_c ru» The magazine claimed that com- American labour in securing ap- today after their "in and out" The list included the Haitian I ' g h his sunglasses de-1, to the U.K. on the Bayano when LONDON, June 29 (Reuter).— Mr. Voorhees urged a full $1,- aUn putations based on information proval of the Marshall Plan and stoppage in sympathy with strik­ blockade of Aux Cayes in 1908,1 ? | whetner to have a warrant sh reaches the Colony. Trans- The London stock exchange, 000,000,000 appropriation for the issued whil e court sat sil . I available to the public showed influencing its administration, he ing members of the C.S.U. They the Mexica. n blockad. - _e of Ver- a» I IOCIIOH* ,i7__tl,f - ^+K__ nnnnf _,«, + **J«. o,lT _ portatio.. n is. furnishe_ _ d _b• _y¥ the —*»_Ad a awaiting the outeime of the im­ 1Cd that Cruz enc except for an oc, aslonal !____^-h. Rvnknl AilnH T the United States had built said: "Those who charge that still refused, however, to unload in 1912. the Mexican block- fI> -- miralty. portant Marshall aid* talks by 19 k US Islands Ger ade of Frontera and Puerto Mexi ii_l?' A A * - , * - up a minimum stockpile of be- Wall Street is responsible for the only Canadian vessels now in ' rustling paper. There are approximately two nations in Paris, made a better co in 1924, the Brazilian block­ dozen wives of the Jamaica and showing today and British indus­ many and Austna for n^t year, tween 200 and 250 atom bombs, J£ Marshall pla„f Xibute to London, the Beaverbrae in the When the magistrate asked Wil­ ^S"* cut the f unds t0 *925*- I but some estimates placed the | ^ Street virtues which in my ade of all Sao Paulo ports in son for his decision, Wilson said: H.M.S. Whitesand Bay men in the trial shares staged their best rally 000,000. u Royal Docks and the Argomont at 1932, and the Spanish Govern- Colony. for some weeks. British Govern­ figure a's high as 400. j experience, it does not possess." Surrey Docks. The employers re> "It's a rough way to get someone The return to Japan of Com- rrftT. A,-« £ , *_r ™«* blockade of some Spanish to give evidence," and asked: "Is H.M.S. Whitesand Bay will also ment securities started with fra The magazine quoted Dr. J. | jy[r. Michael Galvin, U.S. Under fused to assign them to any other rts ^ i936 Hong K one soon an tional losses in the morning, but fe JpfSi prisoners Robert Oppenheimer, atom scien- Secretary for Labour, said he had ships until they worked the Can- there any way I can try toth .find re 11° 1° , * d *e is 1 tist, as estimating that with all- g impressed bv the tre- mm.' msworsmp ten tnat tnere fyrther operations of the two convertedthem into fractional 1^ .t!?__ nL .!i, ^ f. ^ been m ch adian vessels. (Special to The New York Times t W&y t g t a man OUt r d Ion h e Un ited tat T l°A° ^ °- i. « ships are not certain. gains by the close South African same concern as that v*!iSd .n ,J? £ .? * n nft t ^ f jmendous work accomplished by The dockers claim this action is. and The Royal Gazette) ,. c n d ou ld bu who bad been warned twice, ex- Some of ^ wi h gold shares extended, yesterday's TX0 °^^ t^ ™* ™£ "* ? , *W up 1,000 atom bombs American labour in sending repre- a lock-out, violating dock agree- LONDON, July 29.—A British useful advance, and by the close i„^° wn<*n ,nie first 2 000 ar-- m two years. sentatives to Germanv at their cept to have a warrant issued. i„ IT«,K-„--,, U„* «_T ~.» _V ?,_ 1 3 1 3 ments which forbids strikes or! note declining to recognise thfe their index was near this year's l"^..?!!.? ^ ^. Officials said| A spokesman for the Atomic *I own expense to explain demo- lock-outs without 21 days' notice-1 legality of the Chinese National »___. ii. *i_. »«r _«« _ _L I *n reDruar** out the majoritv ar- leVel8 y e d e nergy After another silence, Mr. Godet wit-«,,_,h . „„ •(,„ TJ„I«,„ J„I »_. _« " on Efto S_i with Th. Trnh L a h Commission declined to|cratic p*•ocedurocedlire tt0o ththee renascenr t Earlier today dock officials said ist Government's order closing | definitely, Wilson," and remanded chief Admiral Cnntiniifd frem Page 2 jlemliIL . prob- say whether the magazine figures^ Continued on Page 9 Continued on Pair 2 1 Continued on Page 9 id: "ContinueI don'dt frointenm Pagd e to2 wait in-|j Tayler^ .Z *£* X__1_3S__! 1 were correct. Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949 UK'S DROUGHT BROKEN, Siji* 8npl feFti* Afe^c^c^^iHC^c^i^^iHC^tsiisCssi^c^aj^* 14TH ANNIVERSARY OF Compromise Plan May Save WEDDING SLAVS REPORT FRONTIER WHEAT WAVE CONTINUES ST. PETER'S GUILD Frith — Burrows CLASH WITH GREEKS 9 ( uter incorporating \The Diary LONDON, June^ - J5f 2;r CH* -oral Gazette (Ectab. 18*8} Wearing her mother's wedding „„t.rain was t>roken last nigm Tbe Colonist and Dally Newi Britain Dollar Losses In veil of priceless Brussels lace, BELGRADE, June 28 (Reuter) Occasion Marked By — A Yugoslav communique to­ when l^ht^aln -ell in Yorkshire, txttuB. ltt*. Miss Florence Caroline Burrows Cumbe^and and part of eastern became the bride' of Mr. Eric night said that a Yugoslav patrol Proprietor! I $ opened fire on five Greek soldiers Celebration Service Charles Kimball Frith in a cere­ SCRafn dwas expected todays in \Samuel Pepys Teum | European Payments Scheme mony at St. John's, Pembroke, at jvlio violated the Yugoslav fron­ rHE BERMUDA PRESS. LTD. tier and that the Greeks withdrew eastern coastal districts and St. Peter's Guild celebrated their 4 p.m. yesterday. tCnderstorms threatened in the Bold Street. Ham_w_ 14th anniversary last night with The bride is the daughter, of leaving one dead. a special serVice at St. Peter's Continued from Page 1 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Alexander S In industrials and gilt-edged The communique said Greek °But the three-day-old heat Manager: FORD BAXTEK Wednesday, June 29th. . Church, St. George's, followed by NEW LIONS PRESIDENT Burrows, of "BTomidon," fair- wave is likely to contain* for a editor•: _. T. SAYER Seeing that I have ever been a buffet supper in the Church the rally erased only a little of lands, .while the groom is the son troops then concentrated on the vastly interested in the study of the recent sharp fall. While well frontier and opened fire on the few days, tfie meteorological of­ Sunday School rooms. TAKES OVER DUTIES of Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. H. Frith, fice announced. THURSDAY, JUNE 3», 194*9 words. I was greatly pleased when The Rev. John Roak, of Phila­ informed financial quarters main­ of "Bon Burnie," Fairylands. Yugoslavs, wounding one. I,read a short article on "Words" delphia, Pa., who is serving as tained tbat Britaha had no inten­ The bride^ who was given in by a young pupil at the Bermuda rector in the ahsence of the Rev. tion of Revaluing sterling in* the High School for Girls, Margaret Mr. F. A. Bradstreet was elec­ marriage by her father, wore a OLDEST CHURCH IN John Stow, conducted the ser­ foreseeable future, Randfontein, ted the new President of the white satin gown with a full, train, Harvey. Like many other articles vice, and special anthems were which would be one of the great Hamilton Lions Club at a busi WESTERN HEMISPHERE in the school chronMe, it is so short sleeves, and the long lace sung by the Church choir, which est gainers from devaluation, was ness meeting of the Club held veil which her mother wore at excellent that it deserves a wider was augmented by the "Teen- again a good feature on tbe mar­ field, so I venture to set it forth. in the New Windsor Hotel yes­ her wedding. She carried a The details are not known Agers group. ket. terday. bouquet of white gardenias. "A word in itself is nothing, Before the service began, mem­ BREAKDOWN UNLIKELY Removal Notice until fuller investigation has only a sound uttered and lost, or The retiring President, • Mr. The maid of honour, Miss Marie bers of the Guild marched into Financial quarters regarded the Ford Baxter, welcomed the new Louise Watlington, was gowned been made, b_t it is apparent a complicated tracing on paper, the church preceded by Mrs. M. European dispute over intra- and yet—it is a symbol. It is a European payments in the. second President to his post and handed in white organdy, over green taf­ that St. Peter's Church, St. Steede, their president, carrying over the President's badge of feta, aAd wore a matching cart­ George's, stands in consider­ key which may open or close the the Guild banner. year of Marshall aid as relatively door to all the emotions and small beside Britain's real crisis office. wheel hat of organdy. The Bermuda Fire & Marine Insurance able danger. According to a Representatives from guilds The bridesmaids were Mrs. thoughts which gave it birth. throughout the Islands attended of gold losses and fall in dollar Mr. Bradstreet marked his story in this newspaper yes­ "It is the basis of all speech the earnings. They thought the Euro­ election and installation to . the Daniel Carpenter, Mrs. John Pitt, Co., Ltd. the service. Mr. Carl Wade, lay Mrs. Edward Whitecross and Mrs, terday, part of the church has speech which has set men higher reader at St. Monica's Mission, pean dispute would either be UUclub'U sa IJtraheadu offic*U___v*ec bu.y makinluai-Jiie*g. aa •• —-—_•_. _-.__» ...._*___.». been condemned as unsafe by than other animals, and then given assisted Mr. Roak in the service. shelved, or, more probably, end, . presentation of a gold Past Pre si- ' William Wilson. All wore white power to a few men to lead an architect and extensive Folloiying the service the mem­ n a compromise. Either solution I dent's badge to Mr. Baxter. He widje-brimmeorgandy overd apricoorgandt taffety hatsa .wilfl i humanity into greater suffering was more"*•• likel_ y than a -_l?reak. - als_t o mad__.__!__e. presentation. J _____ s o_ fJ" 1badge -__-_-_,..s. - T__7-_H ___t r\T«i wi m _E____rf nr-rt in yl _» I. n + n • Beg to Announce structural repairs will be bers of ihe Guild and their guests, and keener joy than perhaps was totalling in all about 300, went to down, they believed. to the incoming new club officers. The junior bridesmaids, Miss necessary. At a time when ever intended. the Sundav School rooms for the These quarters saw a possibility Qtfter appointments made were: Joanne Burrows, a sister of the the Colony has yet to liquidate "One word can conjure up a of compromise in the fact that, Ta^ttWister, Mr. Douglas Murphie: bride, and Miss Margaret Frith, That After Wednesday. 29th feast prepared by Guild members. cousin of the groom, were similar­ the heavy debt into which our whole scene in the imagination, Sir Stanley Spurling was chair­ though Britain regards the prin­ Vice President, Mr. John Blee: and yet for no two people is the man, and naid tribute to the work ciples involved as highly impor- Secretary, 'Mr. John Pye; and ly gowned. All bridesmaids car­ June, 1949 Cathedral has run, in efforts scene the same. One word can ried sheaths of Picardy gladiolis. to preserve what we might of the Guild, especially mention­ tant, the amount of money at Treasurer, Mr. John Plowman. reveal inexpressible, intangible ing their services in making the* stake was not very large com­ Committee appointments were: The groom's best man was Mr. their Offices will be located on the call the Mother Church.of the traits as old as man, be they love churchyard more attractive pared with Britain's other bur­ programme committee: Messrs. Michael. Gregg and the ushers country, this disclosure of or hate, sympathy or contempt, dens. were Messrs. Daniel Carpenter, Ground Floor of the Insurance Building '.ov or pain, understanding or They had done much good work John Blee (chairman), Carters damage at St. Peter's "is dis­ for the church, he said, and as It was thought that the com­ McLaughlin, Eugene Lines, Hor­ Lyall Mayor, John Pitt, T. J. fear. What, then, could be the Wadson,'McLeod Lightbourn, Neil on Front Street West, in the more con­ tressing. Only a few short vestryman and church warden he promise would take the form of ace Brown, Richard Todd and . power of many words rightly Belgium's getting some Marshall venient premises formerly occupied by days ago the economic plight used? Is it any wonder that one appreciated it as he knew it was Fred Kent; membershio commit- | Hiitchings and Edward White- "a labour of love." aid dollars which would other­ cr of St. George's was the sub­ areat speech can save a nation? tee: Messrs. Alex Goudie (chair- ??_* • Messrs. Peniston Brown Co., Ltd. Is not the wonder rather that the He considered that the real wise have gone to Britain and man), Ford Baxter. Percy Hunt, . The brides mother was dressed ject of outspoken comments effect is so slight, and that words work of the guild was in leading other countries, but without any Leon Barritt and Jack'Cousland; 'ln a-ua chantuly lace with a (Guerlain). by a number of East End mer­ are so commonly wasted, that the young people, making them direct additional loss of British attendance committee: Messrs. i matching picture hat, while the chants, and we believe that much of great truth and inspira­ good parishioners and worthwhile gold or dolars to Belgium. Ernest Cooper (chairman), Cool- groom's mother wore dusty rose nOZtwth. the damage to St. Peter's tion in the spoken word is lost in citizens, and influencing them for Importance was attached to the iChurch of England. It is And soeaking of young girls, I j am told the story of the girl who from St. Monica's Mission and tee: Messrs. Doug Murphie nel Innes; education committee: a Bermudian problem. The returned from Sunday School and was followed by representatives LABOUR FORCE FORMED (chairman), Roland Lines, R. the Rev. David Evans (chairman), Church of St. Peter's shnyld of other guilds who sent congrat­ Builder, A.^ Ferraz and E. Ad­ Messrs. Duncan Gosling, L. Gut- was asked what she had learned ulations on the anniversary. derley; constitution and by-laws teridge and Chas. Parker; sight GOVERNMENT NOTICE be a pride to all who live here j teat day. ROME, June 29 (Reuter) — A Mr. Roak spoke briefly, com­ new "third force" trade union or­ committee: Messrs. Eugene Lines conservation and blind commit­ and call Bermuda home. ; "Oh." replied the child, "I tee: Messrs. C. M. Wells (chair­ learned about the three virgins." menting on fhe familiarity of ganisation, the Federation of Ital- (chairman). Jack Cousland, and Bermudian church-goers with the J B- erg!>won; mce commit man), Sidney Spurling, William In the case of the Cathedral, i The mother was intrigued and lan Labour (F.I.L.) has been tee" : ,?Messrs Joh ^*n " Tumrbridge and Enoch Moniz; questioned her further: "And who Book of Common Prayer and the formed in Italy by republicans ' - * 1 o w m a n Bermuda Supplies Commission we have had it shown that fact that they did not have to (chairman), H. A. M. Wilson, civic improvement committee* were the three?" and right w.ing Socialists who have ffli Messrs. Wm. McDonald (chair- extensive and expensive re­ "First," said the child with refer to the Prayer Book to make broken away from the 6,000,000- W amra*_' an_ S John Pye their responses. s ( man), Tim Card, Ted MosSs, Stan- pairs cannot wait upon the newly-acquired authority, "there strong Communist-led General I| H°lGeoffrea™? y Kitson (chairman)S^^VTl^l™^?,, Will ' ley Evans and Leland Barries. was the 'Authorised Virgin'." At the head table a three-tiered Confederation of Labour. raising of funds of some mag-1 birthday cake with 14 candles NOTICE TO IMPORTERS nitude. The work has been But mother didn't, pursue • ber Anti-Communist labour leaders catechism any further. was set to mark the occasion. It in Western Europe are closely pressed ahead and the physi­ was baked by Miss Tacklyn, a watching the organisation, which cal danger may be said to be member of the Guild. lies midway between the Com­ Importers are hereby notified that the Bermuda Supplies o • past. But the obligation to ™_Y1AY munist confederation and the Commission will now consider Import Licences for the obliterate the debt remains. Tie-Up Of London Christian Democratic free Italian general labour confederation, Mrs. E. Fouleher importation from the United States and Canada of the fol­ The same story presumably By A. M. PURCELL lowing Fresh Vegetables, provided that quantities are reason­ Docks Threatened which claims between one and one of Kent, England' will have to be written of St. That a lot of people are consider­ and a half million members. able and within the merchant's allotted Dollar Quota:—% ing holidays. Peter's. The work will have Continued from Page I The F.I.L., which describes it­ $ t, e. CELERY \ to be done and the Church 42 ships — some with frozen meat self as "non political," hopes to authorities will havp to hone, That few have as well earned and other food cargoes — were have a membership o; half a mil- announces .GREEN PEPPERS J Forthwith them as the Bench. that the funds can be raised. affected in the Royal and Surrey lion within six months. the engagement of her daughter We affirm that thev can and That the calendar has been docks. —o- CABBAGE—for arrival on or after July 11th, 1949. they will—and that the rais­ awfully heavy and difficult. Union leaders were bombarded Joan ing of them will not be deemed with questions as they tried to put TURKISH GOVERNMENT Tht it is hoped tbe people most their case before 1,500 members of By direction of the to be the burden of St. j concerned will read the Court the Transport and General Work­ BLAMED FOR TENSION to George's only. It is a national proceedings. ers Union at tonight's meeting. Bermuda Supplies Commission. matter, this preservation of i Ojpjv about 30 or 40 hands were ANKARA, June 29 (Reuter) — Ronald Birdsey the oldest active church in the That everyone was sorry to hear held up in favour of a resumption Celal Bayar, leader of the Turkish J. S. MAXWELL, Western Hemisphere. It is a | of the danger to St. Peter's of normal working. Democratic (opposition) party, to­ Church. son of Mr. and Mrs 11. Birdsey Director of Supplies. sad commentary upon the] The dockers clamoured to hear day said that nobody believed leaders of the striking Canadian Paget East June 28th, 1949. materialistic outlook condi-1 Government allegations that his That it must be preserved. seamen, but transport union offir party was responsible for an "at­ Honing so much of our current cials had them escorted out of the mosphere of terror" in Turkey. 1282+tt. thinking that St. Peter's has That if the cost is heavy there hall. l-7»tth might be a big bingo game. He was replying to a Govern­ come to this state, and that The employers issued a state­ ment communique yesterday adversity is needed to focus That Rotarians can look back on a ment denying a lock-out and de- warning the Democratic party our attention upon the edifice good year's work. daring thev were told by union | that any act "endangering the representatives yesterday that .and its importance to Ber­ country's order and security would the 4,000 men then on strike would be drastically repressed." muda and its ancient tradi­ That they are. exhorted to look to greater service in the future. resume work on all ships, includ­ The Democratic party leader tions. For what it may be ing the Canadian Beaverbrae and held that responsibility for pres­ AVISO * * * Argomont. ANNOUNCEMENT worth, it is our own view that That the heavy rain pleased- ent uneasiness rested with the what has happened in regard | A meeting of stevedores' union Government. everyone. members later rejected a recom­ to St. Peter's is symptomatic! mendation from their executive to of the general regard for St. That that is except the Visitors. * # * resume normal working and de­ settlement reached through the George's as a whole. The cided to carry on the boycott of Do Club Vasco da gama The Mutual Life That they thought we had New Canadian High Commissioner in former capital of the Colony Canadian vessels. London last week. England's share. f has potentialities for consid­ The earlier strike began when The position was believed to Leva-se a feito o pic-nic anual deste erable development as a That it is good to learn that gi|ts Canadian crews from the two have been discussed at a meeting Assurance Company; typical old British colonial of food are still being sent to ships walked off alleging that of Cabinet ministers called by the Club no proximo do min go 3 de England. their employers had broken a Prime Minister this morning. township. We hesitate still Julho de 1949. O barco (Corona) of Canada | ^ about this project as one be­ That the value of such gifts is not yond our means; meantime measured by the amount sent saira do cais do (Transportation the possibilities diminish as only. Warf) a primeiro viagem as 8.30 announces age takes its inevitable toll That the foreign news jupt now NOTICE da manna e a segunda viagem us and so-called progress plays proves that money doesai't talk. that the Company is discontinuing its own especial part. The 10.30. O pic-nic sera realizado no the sale of new life insurance danger to St. -Peter's may Tbat it positively yells. mesmo i.heyi, como de costume, mark the rallying point for That there are more than hints v in Bermuda. widespread support of the that even the Reds haven't nos anos interiores. development of St. George's solved the problem of currency. BURNABY CYCLES with its own peculiar attrac- Exclusivamente para membros e familias. tiens and traditions in mind, That perhaps the man-tn-the- After July 1, 1949 but we are frankly not hopeful street is right. Closing For Vacation Por ordern da of any such happy outcome. That he says money is like a o DIRE CAO. handkerchief. JULY 4th to 16th payment pf premiums on all policies That you never Know how much Three Months In Gaol you want it until you find you. in force with the Company For Speeding haven't got one. To Our Valued Patrons should be made to e NOTICE Continued from Pate 1 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We find it very inconvenient both to our the accused in custody until he de­ customers and ourselves to give our staff their cided.. The Court was adjourned. The Bank of Bermuda A few minutes later Wilson re- Pembroke, Summer Vacation, and keep all our Stores open • turned, saying he was sorry he June 28, 1949. at the same time. The Vasco da gama Club Hamilton had held the Court up so long. The Editor, He had decided not to have a war­ The Royal Gazette. This year; we are asking the cooperation of rant issued for Robinson. "If a our customers in having their bicycles and auto­ The Annual Picnic of this Club will which has been appointed the official puy doesn't figure to come up here Dear Mr. Editor, cycles put in Repair before the week ending of his own accord I don't want In reply to Anti-Gambler and take place next Sunday, 3rd of July, collection agency for the Company. him," he said- the Bermuda Ministerial Associ­ July 2nd, as our Burnaby Street Store and 1949. The boat (Corona) will leave Mr. Godet decided the case on ation (by the way my minister Repair Department will be closed from July the evidence before him and found is a member of the above As­ 4th to July 16th, reopening on Monday, July 18th. the Transportation Wharf fpr the Wilson guilty. sociation), there are many other After sentencing Wilson, his Sins in Bermuda besides gamb­ Our Pitt's Bay Store will remain open for first trip at 8.30 and the second trip Worshin nraised police constables ling, one of them is permitted in Bicycle Hires and Sales only during this period. at 10.30 a.m. The Picnic will take Barry Elliott and Charles Hamil­ the church, day schools, amuse­ UTUAUIFE ton, who had caught the speeder. ment places, hotels etc. The sin Telephone 3327. place at the same Island as the pre­ "You are deserving of the greatest that is permitted ip the above credit to yourselves and the police places because of the difjejfehce Thanking our valued customers for their vious years. force," said His Worship. "There of CANADA in colour of people is segregation. cooperation, and trusting that this closing will was a great deal of danger in­ If you can make a law to do Exclusively for members #?rf families. volved." away with gambling, the powers not seriously inconvenience therh. ) WATERLOO Inspector Sam Clarke was asked that be can also make a law to OFEIQ ONT . to ropvey His Worship's remarks stop the above mentioned sin, se­ LEW© R. LINDLEY, Manager. By order of to the Commissioner of Police. gregation. \i P.C. Hamilton was especially re­ Sincerely. BURNABY CYCLES TH€ COMMITTEE. commended as the driver of tbe J_6»t*lh. •__1-tth«. police car. ANTI-SIN. n y_i__i THE _RO¥AL-GA2STTE,- THURSDAY,-JUNE -30, 1949 Page-'3 PIONEER 2 FOREIGNERS CHARGED RADIOS RAINBOW Phone 1355 IN REBELLION TRIAL Threatened Financial Crisis Kindley Pet's Air Force Zenith-~ Pye PANAMA, June 28 (Reuter).— TAXI The attorney of the superior Milliard GREGORY court has recommended that In Britain Gives Bermuda f Career Is Concluded Panama's former President, Dr. 24 Hours Electrical Appliances Arnulfo Arias, and 19 others Pembroke should be tried on charges of hav­ "Honorary Master Sgt." Brown He moved with the M.P.'s. from and Attachments ing attempted to overthrow the Businessmen A Headache Dog, veteran of the Air Police their old quarters in the Castle SERVICE government in April. Squadron, Kindley Air Force Harbour Hotel and stayed for the TAXIS Among the 19 are Keith Berry, Continued from Page 1' Base, and holder of the Purple changes which turned Fort Bell WADSON'S being detained in Costa Rica Heart with three clusters, Ameri­ into Kindley A.F.B. Sgt. Brown Dial 104S 9997+w. awaiting extradition. not correct itself until the entire devaluation of the pound, provid­ can Defence ribbon, Campaign Dog would often ride with the 9039tm. structure of England's economy ing all other influences were re­ ribbon, Battle Star and World War patrols in Hamilton; for the past Radio Dept. was overhauled. moved, would enable Bermuda to II ribbon, was recently shot at two years had been active on Devaluation of the pound was sell British merchandise which Kindley by a firing squad — in base patrols. Since his change to not a solution. It might be a tem­ they are now buying at probably his own interest. base routine he had stood at re­ r morr advantageous prices than porary "shot in the arm," which His death, orcfained by Army treat faithfully each evening. The would for the time being boost they may get later because of the sight of the dog, standing erect £et flo-jjiaze increase in the cost of raw mater­ doctors after the discovery of a export sales, but it was in no way malignant growth, wrote finis to and still, was a familiar Kindley a solution to the problem. The ials from foreign countries. There sight. would certainly be an increase in a canine army career unequalled only permanent solution it was in Bermuda. To the hundreds Sgt. Ned Bahs, who served with felt would be for Britain to com­ cost of living, especially of food, Brown Dog for two years, says Bndxfideny044^1 and an increase rin wages. of men who were his colleagues pete on a price basis with the rest and buddies the death of Master "his- devotion to duty and the of the world. The Colony's books are kept in Air. Police was never doubted." pounds with sterling securities and Sgt. Brown Dog is a sad blow. "SITTING TIGHT" Perhaps no other dog was more The night before Brown Dog it would only be when any sterl­ was to die the men in his outfit Kitclte+t ing was used for purchasing pur­ The businessman's position dur­ were a little more brisk in their poses in the dollar area that Ber­ salute to the flag for they were Flo-glaze Interior Gloss Paint ing the current devaluation scare muda would suffer any loss of "leaves no brush marks", is easily was said to be "frustrated and un­ purchasing power. saying "Goodbye" to an old applied, looks like enamel on your easy" with the outcome of a con­ friend. servative attitude manifesting it­ "DEAR MONEY" NO CURE Brown Dog knew what it was walls, and will stand repeated self in "sitting tight." all about, too. Dejected and with washings. It's a modern colourful One departure brought about Another observer, in diagnos­ tail lowered, he seemed to sense gloss finish for all interior walls by the devaluation scare is for ing Britain's financial ills, said the the atmosphere. and woodwork. See the bright, Bermuda merchants, when placing policy of "dear money" was no After Retreat's last notes were orders in dollar areas, to specify cure for any kind of economic sounded, Sgt. Brown Dog boarded FOR SALE AT light-reflecting colours available the rate of exchange at which the sickness. On the other hand, if a jeep and went for his last ride HARDWARE STORES in this fine Canadian paint. order is being placed as a safe­ "dear money" rates were to be as a member of the Air Police. I46E guard against the possibility of coupled with strenuous efforts to finding the pound whittled away modernise plant, the creation of' Paints and overnight. While this is not a new a state of affairs where there was ho-qlaze practice in good business manage­ a much greater incentive to effi­ ARMS FOR EUROPE PLAN AK m\ J-T -UAVIJ NO «UJH MUl-i** Enamels ment some Bermudians have been cient management would weed I caught out in this way before and out the inefficient management. THE IMPERIAL VARNISH & COLOR CO. LTD., TORONTO, CANADA caution is now being exercised. When efficient management FOR CONGRESS SOON K. superceded the bad, and most of Bermuda's imports are defin­ all if the working man would give WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reu­ Un hot and humid days appetites, too, need itely being checked in volume a full day's work for his pay, then j ter).—The U.S. Secretary of State because of the uncertain position a state of affairs would exist Mr. Dean Acheson, said today refreshing. Try Campbell's Consomme, served I of sterling but in some instances where foreign exchange resources, that the arms for Europe pro­ jellied ... it's a cool hot-weather treat. You'll relish they are being increased to the both soft and hard, would be gramme- which implement the fullest possible amount because a built up and this, plus tighter North Atlantic Pact would come the deepfull flavor of good beef, delicately ==» particular merchant is confident money, should result in lessened | up in Congress "soon". seasoned with tomatoes, celery, carrots and parsley. of devaluation. controls. "Dear money" alone The Secretary of State told a Campbell's Consomme, jellied to a clear, cool Most of the merchants, however, would only add further burdens news conference that no date had V are not so bold in their predictions to the already overburdened and yet been set and he did not know amber, is easy to eat and easy to serve. You and are committing themselves in under-quoted (unable to sell if the programme would be pre­ simply place cans of Campbell's Consomme in English Portland Cement neither way. goods) business machine in Eng­ sented this week. land. In reply to a question on your refrigerator next to freezing compartment. One merchant summed up the whether all U.S. troops had been Then, any time after four hours, just spoon it into There was a further aspect to I attitude of most when he quoted withdrawn from Korea, the Sec­ cups and there you have it—a delicious dish and one of the shortest sermons ever be considered: that of the tre­ retary said they had not. He made delivered by the Rector of a fam­ mendous impact upon the financial no other comment on the Korean an "appetizer" in the truest sense of the word. structure of the country, includ­ ous New York Chinch: "In times situation. Your family, your guests will call it their of prosperity—rejoice! In times of ing banks, financing houses and Save money and buy your cement now, adversity—consider." The Ber­ insurance companies, of a tre­ favorite pick-me-up. Plan to keep a muda merchants are doing just mendous drop in their gilt-edged supply of Campbell's Consomme that. portfolios which constituted their as all cement on the dock must be main reserves. jellied and ready in your icebox. As far as Bermuda was con­ If a parallel was taken from cerned, another observer opined, the "dear money" policy obtaining Its GOSLINGS in Belgium, it must be remember- I removed immediately and cartage will ed that Belgium, since the war, | It's GOOD had worked with far greater free­ dom from financial controls which completely in the U.S. Air Force Ask for in itself automatically attracted in Bermuda than he was. be added to future sales. * J uft^ «!£?** money or at least did not keep it Chas. Heidseick away for fear of controls. Bel­ Complete with serial number, personal history file and courts , Champagne gium had also shown elasticity martial record, Sgt. Brown Dog CONSOMME and efficiency of management and was as much a service veteran at all down the line a great will­ CONSOMME j ingness to work. as any of them. GOSLING BROTHERS, LV9. no permits required after today He joined the Kindley A.F.B. DIAL 2141 If the "dear money" policy was Military Police in 1941 and hi$ <*45HS^ dovetailed with fundamentals} i_-?ttfc. history in the official files of the CONDENSED TO GIVE EXTRA VALUE • LOOK FOI THE RED-AND-WHITE LABEL | then, excludinc holders of gilt- base discloses, that he was born edged securities, there should be at Harrington Sound in 1940 of BAYER a financial benefit to the commun­ parents unknown and that up ity of Bermuda as a whole, as to the time of his death he had British goods would be more com­ fathered 22 children. ASPIRIN petitive and, in effect, cheaper. Devaluation of the pound, how Like most soldiers, he wasn't GOES TO WORK TO vj ever, was pnother rely | always good. In his time he and the possibility of it would faced three courts martial for RELIEVE FUNCTIONAL best not be talked about in public "fighting with party unknown in I as it only created a worse state front of H.Q.; (sentence, reduced of affairs by causing a scare, the to rank of sergeant), "fighting in FRITHS Hardware itiOPlCPAIN same observer opined. P.X. in addition to begging ice It was only human nature that; cream (reduced to sergeant again, forfeit of ice cream ration for v wi**h so much scare talk going on, 12_.2tth. -**f*s TfKfWFrssa.*•* Bermudians like everybody else three weeks), absent without in the world were wanting pounds leave for four days (sentence, less and less and were hoarding reduced to private from sergeant). dollars more and more. After joining up Brown Dog The Colony, because of its stra­ showed uncanny intelligence and tegic position in the dollar area was promoted to the Grade of is caught in the crossfire of the Stair Sgt. Honorary Assistant Pro­ j-esent financial uncertainty and vost Marshal, according to a story .iiere is nothing that can be doiijp in The Skyliner, the Base's own I but wait and see. newspaper. I

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Mr. Copeland Senior has visited tary of the Army, Mir. Tracy Vol ISRAELI ASSEMBLY SAY the Manor on former occasions. OCCUPATION OF JAPAN hees, told Senators today that j Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Sher­ occupation of Japan would cl "JERUSALEM OURS" Italy's New Fascists Say wood of Spi*infleld, 111., joined "FOR A LONG l\Wt tinue "for a long time." the large honeymoon colony at the Manor on Monday. He said that the army did TEL AVIV, June 29 (Reuter). expect, any progress toward Mr. andi Mrs. Maximillian WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reu­ —Israel's parliament tonight ac­ ter) — The U.S. Assistant Secre­ peace treaty in the near future! \ cepted" a resolution submitted by "Nothing Can Stop Us" SchlossarecK of Maywood, N.J., supporters of the coalition Gov­ are. here celebrating .their twenty- ernment expressing confidence in fifth wedding anniversary. the Cabinet's foreign policy. ROME, June 29 (Reuter).—Six most equal to that presented by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Sims of The resolution backed the Gov­ hundred delegates of the neo-Fas- the Communists. Montreal, Canada are occupying ernment's stand against "any pol-. cist Italian Social movement today The Premier and other mem­ one of Belmont Manor cottages. itical pressure directed against heard their leader, Giorgio Almir- bers of his Cabinet, including Sig­ Arriving on Monday were Dr. Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency, and Mrs. George S. Barber, of Israel's frontiers, its security and ante, declare: "They can't stop us nor Mario Scelba, Minister of the the Acting Governor, The Hon. William Addis the status of Jerusalem as part of —nothing can stop us now." Interior, are said to regard the Lawton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. the Israeli state." Outbursts of applause greeted policies of the M.S.I, as following Richard B. Criswell, Alton. 111.: and Mrs. Addis The resolution did not men­ bis speech to the opening session in all essentials those of Musso­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Kurtz. tion what pressure was meant. ot the party's second annual con­ lini. Altoona, Penna.; Miss Renee Le But an all-opposition motion, gress, held in the auditorium of a Roy, Pasadena, California; Mr. The Annual tabled today, openly criticised al­ and Mrs. Lewis L. Ligon and Rome theatre. * Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Burnett. leged pressure by the United Almirante, a parliamentary de­ BELMONfMANOR NOTES States, while a Communist res­ Spartanburg, South Carafrjia; puty and former secretary to one Miss Alva M. Linkenheimer, Pil • Oleander Grand Ball olution, which received no sup­ of Mussolini's Cabinets, claimed port, protested against "imper­ Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mclntyre, tsbur.tr. Penna.; the Misses Alice ON THE CEDAR COURT that each week hundreds of young of Jacksonville, Florida, arrived arid Genevieve Rogers, Harris. ialist United States intervention Italians were joining the party. against Israeli sovereignty." on Saturday from Nassau, the N.Y.; Miss Helen E. Wode, Bal­ The party, which now holds five Bahamas. Mr. Mclntyre is a mem­ timore, Maryland, and Mr. and The coalition resolution em­ parliamentary seats, has made ber of the board of directors of Mrs. Walter A. Stuhr, of Chicago. BELMONT MANOR HOTEL phasized the principle of unlimi­ steady gains in regional elections the Florida Yacht Club. 111. For Luncheon . . . ted immigration. It called on the during the past 12 months. Other recent arrivals include In aid of the L.C.C.A. Government to "continue its ef­ Other arrivals were Mr. John "We are still front line com­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Miller, For Dinner . . . and forts to enable any Jews from of Ridgewood, N.J.; Mr. A. Dunaj, S. Black, White Plains, N.Y.; Miss any country to emigrate to Is­ batants," Almirante declared. "We Mary Burns, Philadelphia, Penna. have overcome the concept of the of Hackersack, N.J.; Mrs. Louise For Dancing . . . The rael." Lensing. of North Bergen, N.J.; Miss Margaret V. Donnelly, of Thursday, July 7th individual in our movement. We Upper Darby, Penna.; Mrs. Carle breathe fresher air." and Mrs. Adele Hogelund, of Quarter Deck Terrace of Brooklyn, N.Y. O. De Puy, Yonkers, N.Y. Miss Formal Dress EAGLE'S NEST HOTEL One of the first acts of the de­ Constance De Ralmondo, Astoria, legates — mostly shirt-sleeved Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Ran­ L.I.; Miss Margaret Eckner, Sun- youths—was to elect as congress dall of New York City arrived on nyside, L.I.: Miss Rita Draeoon. Sunday. Mr. M. M. Routt, of Chi­ Let Us Arrange president Luici Filosa, banned Albany, N.Y.; Miss Esther Rich­ 25/- or $5.00 per couple The Boat House from the Chamber of Deputies last cago, 111., was also among the ard. Rapanock, N.Y.; Miss Emma TICKETS week on the ground of a pre-war Sunday arrivals. L. Forest, Miss Mary Zervan and T_S KG Fascist record. Other guests are Mrs. Sophia Miss Helen Yiannacopoulus, al! AT Your Cocktail Parties Torno, Mr. and Mrs. John P. of Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. i Commenting on Italy's part in Fleming, Toronto, Canada, Miss Doo)oor prizes — Spot Dance prizes — Oleander M! THE HOTEL OR YOUR the war, he said: "We wanted to Elmer D." Gildersleeve, Croton- OWN HOME Thora Waltemath, Dayton, Ohio; on-Hudson, N.Y.: Mr. Richard T. WValt; z prizes, and for the Oleander Queen; who a win and we lost only by bad luck." Mr. and Mrs. Merle B. Camp, Graham. Flushing, L.I.; the will be selected and crowned. Deepdene Manor Everything Supplied A resolution before the con­ Youngstown, Ohio; Mr. and 'Mrs. Misses Margaret Halverson and Please call Management gress called for a strengthening Peter L. Byrne, Syracuse, N.Y.: Hazel Van Buskirk, of North Arl­ BY RESERVATION ONLY PHONE 7166 or 7600 Phone 3150 of the central authority of the Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kelly, Brook­ ington, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph state. It demanded restoration of lyn, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Healy, New York City; Mr. Fran­ Tickets at: Belmont Manor Hotel, Smoke Shop, p| coi 1144+lu w.th f.s. laestth. all Italy's colonies and rapid re- Mulvey, Cambria Heights, N.Y.; cis Hoover, New York City; Mrs. Bermuda Cigar Store and Visitors' Service establishment of a united Ger­ Dr. and Mrs John Murphy, East Mary Keenan, with her daugh­ many. Hartford, Conn.; and Mr. Charles ter. Miss Maureen Keenan of Bureau. , In the lobbies youths sold pam­ B. Hatch, New York City. Mr. East Newark, N.J.; Miss Jean Hatch is the owner of Bristed and Hollingshead, of Montclair, N.J.: hJ fLBAJMACfi phlets and books on Mussolini. Manning Travel Co. Dial 1301 Table Reservations One volume described the "plight Mr. and Mrs. J. Lagazio, Long of Fascist prisoners in England." The cocktail party on Cedar Beach, N.Y.; Mrs. Florence Lap- Strong forces of Carabinieri Court which is a weekly event ik, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Marshall, New York City: Tickets must be procured before tables can N. Inl kept watch at the entrance to the was attended by some 200 guests Miss Eleanor S. Marter, Haddon- theatre. Everyone entering had on Monday night. The orchestra field, N.J.: Miss Constance C. Bri­ be reserved. his pass closely scrutinised — a played for the party. .***"*l stol. Philadelphia, Penna.; Miss 867 t*_23 tbJO th'"u1y7. precaution against any attempt Mr. Walter E. Law, of Nutley, Margaret E. Krauss, German- Angels Grotto to stage a left wing demonstrat­ N.J., is paying a visit of two town, Penna.; Mr. Robert E. Mil­ a Try It! ion in the auditorium. weeks. Mr. Law is programme ler, Jr. and Mrs. Norbert R. Gag- HARRINGTON SOUND The M.S.I, claims a following arranger for N.B.C. in New York en; Bronxville, N.Y.; Mr. and And THE BARNACLE of a million Italians and a re­ City. Mrs. Frank Rechif, Princeton, gistered party membership of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Cope- N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. for light lunches and land, with Mr. Arthur Copeland 300,000. Premier Alcide De Gas- Noonan. North Arlington, N.J.; For your Entertainment and Dancing afternoon teas. peri's coalition government has Senior, and Mr. Robert Copeland, Miss Augusta Schoenwetter, Mill- alleged that the movement con­ all from Chester, Penna., are a brook, N.Y. AL KARRIS and HIS CALYPSO BAND 99%tw. stitutes a "threat to liberty" al- family party here for one month. Bermuda General Theatres Play nightly on the beautiful Starlight Terrace on the waterside of picturesque - TODAY - Harrington Sound The Gombey Room m » -""j ._c=j_ at. 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and colouring, (Inez Furbert is trmy, Mr. Tracy Vo charged wjSi perjury in connec­ Stranded Aviatrix Gets White House Denies , pnators today that tion with this affidavit in which Bench's Charge af Japan would Three Charged With Forging she stated that the will was writ- Gift To Pay fw" | long time." tfetf «ST Hfrs. Smith in the presence You'll Get All of the three Furberts and the only Continued from Page 1 st the army did other person to write on it was BUFFALO, New York, June 29 said additional delay in bring­ the progress tot^ird !• Will; Son Document Is Not wttkie, who witnessed it). (Reuter).— Mrs. Richard Mor- ing out an overall mobilisation in the near _uturaj row-Tait, stranded British avia­ plan "is a needless' invitattoS^'tor Mr. Donald C. Smith. M.C.P., trix, credits "an anonymous bene­ Breaks. identified the • purported will as disaster". factor" with" saving her plane "at Mr. Baruch has not been seen one brought to him by Wilkie the last possible moment." In Mother's Handwrithing Furbert on April 28, 1947. He around the White House for had asked the\ lawyer if it was She said a "loan" enabled her months. His last task as an ad­ Continued from Page 1 provable and Mr. Smith had told to pay $300 in fines for vio­ viser to Mr. Truman was on the His Excellency,' him'it was, as a holograph will. lating Civil Aeronautics Adminis­ United Nations atomic energy Cross-examined by Mr. Peter '• *'3Bfigh." replied the witness. On Wilkie Furbert's instructions question. \ uliam Addis tration regulations. Confiscation Smith, the witness said he was The Chief Justice asked the wit­ he had gone ahead to probate it. of the plane had been threatened . » t> i v sure he had seen the will two ness's age and was told it was 32. He identified an affidavit by if the fines were not paid. weeks after his mother's death be­ "You ltaok much younger," Sir Wilkie Furbert as having been cause he fixed the date as the Brooke said. "I took you for a sworn before him on May 13, .947. Mrs. Morrow-Tait, who started same day he went to Mr. David youngster.' the affidavit of Inez Furbert and ,an easterly flight around the 1/ Tudker, M.C.P., and took out let­ Mr. Peter Smith then asked if a second one by Wilkie Furbert world 10 months ago, has been, ters of administration for his the witness had ever been friendly had been filed with the will for here 25 days. She said she hoped Ball mother's estates- with a "girl named Bertie Furbert. probate. to be able to leave for home if your brakes are right. Don'K Relations weie still reasonably Smith asked the Chief Justice if £40 PERSONAL ESTATE soon. , ride on paper thin brake lin­ TRT good between himself and Ms he must answer this question and Questioned by Mr. Peter Smith, ings — it's dangerous! it's oost-^ uncle Lionel and his brother, was told that he must answer all Mr. Donald Smith stated that the ly! Let the Hillman Garage re-*' Wendell, "but my Uncle Wilkie, questions until the Chief Justice value of Mrs. Inez Madge Smith's line your brakes . . . than you'll Inez and my brother Dudley instructed him to stop. personal estate was £40. Wilkie be sure your brakes are in sure- [OTEL haven't spoken to me since this He then admitted that he had Furbert had told him that he had stop condition! squabble." been friendly with the girl but already gone to Mr. David Tucker, Eve's Taxi Service He stated that his mother and stated that he did not think this who had given the opinion that Holmes, Williams & Purvey friendship had worried his the will was not good as there was Paget West Lionel had been closer friends mother, as Mr. Peter Smith sug­ HILLMAN MINX DISTRIBUTOR^ than she and Wilkie had been. Qnly one witness. gested. The deposition made in the Under Management of ABEL Lambe Building,' 7th After the purported will was "My mother has helped to fin­ proved in the Supreme Court, on Magistrate's Court by Mr: Orritt SEMOS and EDWIN COWEN Serpentina Road.' ance me all my life and that is Whitney was read because illness October 30, 1947, the Registrar what is causing all this jealousy prevented him attending the had written to him asking him and- trouble now," he said. to return his letters of adminis­ court.- He identified Wilkie Fur­ Phone 3202 . He explained that his mother bert's second affidavit as having i tration. Appleby and Spurling had given him a piece of land been sworn before him on Sep­ Ir couple •.#? *• had been in charge of the matter before her death. An uncle, Mor­ tember 24, 1947. Prompt and Reliable Service for him and he had left it to them ris, had given lots of land to His i Keep to return the letters. (Wilkie Furbert is charged 1_3 two brothers. twice with perjury in connection 12«4tth July7_4 21 "FAMILY COULDN'T A_-REE" Smith ^said he could not. agree with, the two affidavits). Oleander "We couldn't get things settled," that his brother Wendell was Miss Marguerite Zuill, of. the 1 he said, when asked why he had scarcely able to work because of Bank of Bermuda, identified a )ueen; who a not paid his mother's funeral ex­ his physical disability. He ex­ specimen signature made for the penses. "They were working plained that his broiher worked bank by Mrs. Smith. against me and the family for Mr. and Mrs. A. W. West in Sergeant Joseph Blackwell of couldn't agree." the daytime and in the evenings the police also identified a speci­ *mm sffl^MS noke Shop, 4k cool He added that the family had he cared for his uncle's cattle. men of Mrs. Smith's .writing—an always been against him. Mr. Peter Smith suggested that application for an identification bs' Service Mr. Peter Smith suggested that Wendell was not able to do hard card made out by her and signed witness and his brother Dudley work and the Chief Justice smiled in his presence in 1940. had once had a fight about some and asked if he did not consider ———o head sand which had worried their Ivations caring for cattle hard work. njother. Young Smith agreed DR. PALLETT AS WITNESS Speedbird Slogan Is that there had been some trouble Dr. the Hon. R. C. Hollis HaHett^ about a pail of sand he had taken the Assistant Justice, appeared in Enough Identification Mes can / X from a pile his brother had for an unusual role as a witness in building his house. The sand had the court when he testified that been piled on the witness's land one of the affidavits in evidence, Tfilr. Eric Wheatley, Bermuda 31 and the pailful had been used to made in connection with probat­ manager of British Overseas Air­ --•J.*-**!* mend the roof of "Poinciana ing the will, had been sworn ways Corporation, recently re­ I a Grove" in which his brother

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TROUNCE NATIONALS HUTTON BREAKS WORLD SCHROEDER AND DROBNY Dinghies, Luders And One RECORD FOR RUNS _N WIMBLEDON PALS Large Sports Schedule •0 FOR SEC0NB WCTORY Designs To Sail Today Has Amassed 1,282 Runs Will Meet On Friday For July 4 Programme The three classes of the most Since First Of Month For Wimbledon Crown popular racing yachts in the Col­ REPRESENTATIVE MATCfl ony will again engage in another At United States Bases Langton Whip Dockyard 7-1; LONDON, June 29 (Reuter).— LONDON, June 29 (Reuter).— racing series this afternoon with TO BE ?um SUN&AY Len Hutton, England and York­ Ted Schroeder and Jaroslav ithe International One Designs be­ There will be plenty of sports PRINTERS MEET GIBBONS shire opening batsmen, shattered Drobny, tbe Czech ace, will battle ing first off the mark followed by fare for the American citizens in Younger Players Excel In Game a world record today when his for the Wimbledon tennis champ­ the Luders 16s to be followed by Pick Of White Cricketers the Colony on July 4 when the COY. XI IN CRICKET score against Sussex reached 68. ionship Friday with the prospect the International 14s. United States bases engage in a : He had then scored 1,282 runs of a gold harvest for the winner The International One Designs To Meet Somerset C.C. number of sports events to be The Bermuda Press Sporta The B.A.A. and Langton water polo teams remain undefeated in since June 1 and this is the high­ if he chooses to join the profes­ and the Luders will start and highlighted in the evening with 1 Club's XI will meet the Gibbons the Water Polo League as a result of their impressive victories in est aggregate for any single month sional circuses. finish off the steps of the Royal The pick of the white cricketers a display of fireworks and an Company's XI in a friendly cri­ league matches played at the B.A.A. pool last night. With most of bv any player. Schroeder, 28-year-old Cali- Bermuda Yacht Club. Tlpte Inter­ inter-service boxing match with cket match at DarreU's Field, national 14-foot dinghies will start of Bermuda will play side selec­ the younger members of the team getting a chance to upaprove thfir The previous record of 1,281 fornian once before clashed with ted by the Somerset Cricket Club the Queen of Bermuda contri­ Harris Bay, this afternoon at 1.30. I was set up by Walter Hammond the Czech left-hander, beating and finish off the committee boat buting two of her boxers. Playing for the Bermuda Press game, the B.A.A. team trounced the National Sports Club by 10-0, j August 1936 on Sunday in the annual "Gover­ n him in straight sets on hard courts ancnored off White's Island, for nor Leatham Cup" match. The The gala celebrations are open will be F. Wilkins (captain), E. while the Langton squad whipped the Dockyard sev£n by 7-1. Hutton looked set for a century in the United States. But Drobny today the InteTnational 14s will match will be played at the to all of Bermuda who will be Hayward, G. Fubler, H. Wilson, be sailing upder the auspices of C. Crockwell, H. Newsom, E. Lee, Three minutes after the initial Dockyard—Fitesimmons; Ayers but was caught after reaching 8^. has never done himself justice Somerset Cricket Club's field one welcomed at the boxing by the His feat is the more remarkable in the United States and seems the Bermuda Sailboat Club. Kindley Air Force Base officials. il. Douglas, F. Talbot. F." Wilkins whistle, Bardgett took a pass from and Roberts; G. Vaughan (cap­ The International One Designs of the stipulations laid down by Don Doughty and whipped it past tain); Blatcher, Gooderham and when considering those three suc­ to be playing better than ever the former Governor being that Headlining, the boxing pro­ j and S. Minors. R. Edwards is to cessive "ducks" earlier in the at 28. today complete their series for the gramme will be the bout be­ j-Jbe the reserve. Fitzgerald to open the scoring. Bricknell. Princess Louise Cup. At the pres­ this annual match is to be played A couple of minutes later, Bard­ Referee, Francis Gosling. month. The semi-finals were played on there. The game will start at tween Jimmy McCardle of the For Gibbons Company there gett send his team further ahead In most of the first class matches the centre court before a capacity ent time Teazer, the grey yacht 12 noon. Queen of Bermuda and Phillip will be D. Eve (captain), V. Lowe, SECOND GAME which opened today the humid of Bert Darrell is out in front with L. Squires, O. Darrell, G. Smith, i'ith a ba^k-hand shot, with Vallis In the second game, youn? Ray­ crowd of 17,000, including Dowa­ In the past, these games have Parker of the U.S. Navy. Both drawing an assigt on the play. conditions favoured howlers with ger Queen Mary and the Duchess .831 In second position is Bayard fighters weigh about 160 pounds E. Leverock, H. Ming, S. Jack- mond Constable paced the B.A.A. Dill's "red critter," Coquette with been well attended and have been I son, C. Minors, C. Sheppard and A minute later Tribley swam a swing attack and wickets tumb­ of Kent. Schroeder fought an well played. If anything, Sun­ and promise to give the fans who to their victory with five goals. led. None faster than at Westcliff uphill battle against Eric Stur­ .794 points. Today's race should will throng the main hangar at G. Hassell. the ball down the pool and made Ray opened the scoring after half where Essex were all out and teP the story as regards trophy day's game should be evefi better no mistake with his shot. Shortly gess of South Africa, winning for both attendance and the cali­ the Kindley Air Force Base a minute of plav from the centre fielding before lunch against 3-6, 7-5, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2, while wi_ jers. plenty of excitement. before the end of the half, Bard­ of the pool after a pass from Derbyshire after compiling 63, The Luders 16s will be sailing bre of play, for the cricketers are NORTH VILLAGE TO PLAY gett accepted another pass from Drobny handed out a straight sets Other bouts which will at­ Gosling. Three minutes later the their lowest score of the season, the last of, their Summer Series now in about peak condition. Doughty and sent the ball into the drubbing 6-1, 6-3, 6-2 to John Playing for the pick of the tract considerable attention will ST. GEORGE'S C.C. net to give the Langton team a same pair were responsible for in their previous match on the Bromwich of Australia. and right at the moment, Somer­ salt, the yacht sailed by Norman White teams will be: bring together Pfc. Charles Silva 4-0 lead at the half. the second goal. Constable se- same ground they had hit their Schroeder started his match cured his hat-trick a couple of highest—433. .Jones, is in first position having Joe Tatem, J. Lindo, P. Mulder, of Kindley against George Tra- The North Village Cricket Club SCORES AGAIN minutes later on a pass from Saul. The scores: erratically wasting a service break a total of .819 percentage points. F. Corday, E. DeSilva, H. John­ han of the U.S. Navy; "Spider" will be playing a Somers Isles Soon after the resumption of scored in the opening game. He Webb of the Queen of Bermuda League fixture at the St. George's Half a minute later, Constable | At Gillingham. Combined Ser­ Second is Bill Gosling's Wind­ son, A. Pitman, W. Brewer, Tony play, Bardgett scored again from was unable to hold his service song, Windsong having .716 per­ Madeiros, Raymond Adderley and vs. Gerald Pacheca of the U.S. Cricket Club field this afternoon. a pass from Vallis. Midway tcok the ball from the National vices vs. New Zealand. Combined again for the rest of the set, iNavy; F. L. Kollar of the 373rd. goalie's throw and put the B.A.A. Services, first innings, 72, New centage points. Next in line for Jerry Perry. Reserves — Emery They will be playing the St. Geor­ through the half, Vallis put the four goals ahead. and it looked as though Sturgess' the Summer Series victory is 655 Madeiros, Jerry Benevides and vs. Murray Robinson, U.S. Navy; ge's Cricket Club, the match to ball in the corner of the net from ZenlanH, first innings, 355 for 5. accuracy and magnificent return Pfc. Samuel Tracy of the 373rd. Shortly after, Walter Bardgett At Westcliff' Essex vs. Derby­ with .477 points. Eddie DeCosta. start at 1.30 p.m. an acute angle with the best shot of service were coming out on. The umpire will be C. Vallis vs. Donald Comfort of the U.S. Representing the North Village of the game. A minute later, collected his own rebound and put shire. Essex, first innings, 63, sec top. Today will mark the third in the ball in the net. A minute . j innings 22 for 3. Derbyshire the series for International 14-foot and the scorer Joe Ferreira. Navy; Pfc. Harold Johnson of C.C. will be: Motyer rounded out the Langton on( TAKES SECOND SET A.B. Squadron vs. S Sgt RoU rt scoring as he scored unassisted. later, Saul scored from Constable | first innings 248. dinghies sailing for a trophy pre­ Oscar Smith (captain),'Albert with a powerful shot from the Schroeder took the second set, sented by the Bermuda Sailboat Oakes of 373rd; Sgt. Robert Krie- Hughes (vice-captain), Welling­ Tv.o minutes before the end of At Leeds. Yorkshire vs. Sussex. WARWICK VS. COMRADES ger of the 373rd. vs. Earl Forester wing. Ten seconds before time, Sussex, first innings, 181, York­ though he once was within a Club. The B.S.C. will not only ton Place, Stuart Richardson, Wil­ the game, Bricknell received a point of trailing 1-4. Sturgess of the U.S. Navy; Pfe. Presley pass from Vaughan and broke the Constable scored his fifth goal, un­ shire, first innings, 73 for 2. send their 14-foot dinghies away, AT SALTUS TODAY bur Ming, Earlston Glasgow, assisted, to give the B.A.A. a 7-0 came back again strongly and but will also start any "A" or "B" Windle of the Medics vs. Billy Eugene Dill, Kenneth Dill, M#Inuel Langton shut-out. At Manchester. Lancashire vs. Box of the U.S. Navy. , l lead at the half. Middlesex. Lancashire, first in­ though th_ American saved seven boats who are at the starting line Hodge, Ellsworth Lo ' ^y and The Langton team outshot the set points he could not hang on. The Warwick Cricket Club will All the bouts will be of three West Enders 21 to 9. with the Early in the second half Saul nings, 221, Middlesex, first innings, in time. Starting time for the In­ engage the Old Comrades in a Henry Francis. *-*•' netted his second on a pass from 48 for 0. Sturgess let the third set slip ternational 14s will be 2.40 p.m., round duration with the first bout latter only having one try at goal and this proved the turning point, "A" class at 2.45 p.m. and "B" Bermuda Cricket Association "B" scheduled to get under way at in the first half. young Wilbur Woollard. Seven At Bournemouth. Hampshire vs. Leasue fixture this afternoon with minutes later, Woojterd scored I Warwickshire. Hampshire first as Schroeder asserted complete cla.s at 2.50 p.m. 8.36 p.m. Tickets for the fight The teams: mastery in the fifth when two the match to be played on the Sal­ are on sale at Masters Hardware Langton—R. Sayers; R. Motyer from in close after taking a pass jnnings 347 for 9 tus ui-ammar School Field. The TODAYS from Derek Oatway. Ralph Fer­ \*. Tunbrldee Wells. Kent vs. service breaks gave him leads of Ltd., Front Street, there being and F. Vallis; P. Tribley; A. Mul- 3-2 and 5-2, enabling him to win match starts at 1.30 p.m. no reserved seats. line, D. Bardgett (captain) and D. i guson rounded out the scoring a Gloucestershire. I£ent, first in­ SOKDULt minute later, with Oatway draw­ on his own service. Invitation To Compete Playing for Warwick will be: Doughty. Substitutes—E. Whay- nings 182, Gloucestershire 187 for Harold Dunstan (captain), Sam TRANSPORTATION NATIONAL LEAGUE n an, R. Frith and E. Mocklow., ing the assist. 2. The Drobny-Bromwich match AVAILABLE Boston at New York The teams: was all over in less than an hour, In Connecticut Regatta Ftri«° Eueene Faries. Ervin Far­ At Cardiff. Glamorgan vs. ies, Gilbert Faries, Eddie Faries, The Bermuda bus service can Chicago at St. Louis B.A.A.—T. Shanks; F. Gosling I Northamptonshire. Northampton- though at their last encounter, in Cincinnati at Pittsburgh the Davis Cup inter-zone final Bermuda 14-foot international v»_.Dur ueSilva, Hilton Smith, be used to take the fans to the and R. Ferguson; B. Cook; R. shire, first innings, 210. Glamor­ Lewis Moniz,' Noah Lindo ami Kindley Air Force Base main Brooklyn and Philadelphia, not Constable, W. Bardgett and C. gan, first innings, 72 for 2. two years ago, the Australian won dinghies have, been invited to gate, and from there, the Base scheduled City Taxi Service Saul. Substitutes •— D. Oatway in straight sets. Nothing would compete in the Connecticut Cup Manuel Corday. The reserve is At Guildford. Surrey vs. Leic­ David Faries. shuttle service will transport the AMERICAN LEAOUE Safe and Efficient (captain), W. Woollard and S. estershire. Surrey, first innings, go right for him today against j Regatta to be held at the Essex boxing patrons to the main han­ Detroit at Cleveland Minugh. 484. Leicestershire to bat. the Czech's smashing and per­ Yacht Club in Essex, Connecticut, New York at Boston fectly judged drop shots — not on September 10 and 11. gar. Nationals—J. Faries; H. Johnson At Lords. M.C.C. vs. Oxford Un­ LONGTAILS AND SQUADRON All the proceeds of the boxing Philadelphia at Washington, night and "Stromboli" Faries; V. Flood iversity (two day match). M.C.C, to speak of his lighting fast ser­ The invitation has been issued Chicago and St. Louis, not HAS REOPENED vice. IN CRICKET MATCH TODAY matches will go the Recreational under the new management (captain); Ervin Faries. A. Flood first innings, 120, Oxford U., first by the chairman of the Connecti­ Fund of the Kindley Air Force scheduled and R. Martin. Substitutes — B.. innings. 197 for 5. The semi-finals of the women's cut Cup Regatta Committee who Base. of Lindo and W. Wall. At Sandhurst. Cambridge Univ- singles will be contested by four states that all British, Canadian at the White Hill Field; a soft- The following will represent the The July 4 card will be but Referee, W. F. "Chummy" Hay- ersity, first innings, 414 for 8 de- Americans. Louise Brough, will and Bermudian competitors will Longtails in a friendly cricket ball game between tbe League JAMES ROBINSON ward. I clared. Army 56 for 1. meet Mrs. Pat Todd, and Mrs. be provided with accommodations the first of many that Kindley leading 373rd. Airmen and a team game against the Bermuda and Air Force Base hope to stage and Church Street Hamilton Du Pont will meet Mrs. Helen in private homes in consideration West Indies Squadron at the Royal selected from the best players Pedersen Ribhany. of their exchange problems. should provide the local public, I of the other clubs in the league, Phone 1191 Naval Cricket Field today, the as well as the military personnel MISS BROUGH WINS The race for the cup will be game to start at 2.00 p.m.: and a golf tournament to be held • 718*n_.tu w ih.f.s.sun. and the visitors, with some good at the Riddell's Bay Golf and In today's play Miss Brough sailed on Sunday, September 11 D. Bowie, J'. Barritt, V. Bur­ sport during the summer months. Finals Of Governor's Cup beat Britain's Molly Bla»r 6-2, off the Fenwick Pier in Old Say- rows, R. Burrows. T. Adderley, J*i. Country Club. The golf tourna­ 6-3, while Mrs. Du Pont beat Mrs. brook on Long Island Sound, just Adderley, A. Butler, J. Marirea, Other sports activities arranged ment will also determine the best Betty Hilton, Britain, 6-1, 6-3. west of the mouth of the Connecti­ L. Dempster, L. Rankin and J. for July 4 are an Ail-Star base­ six men to form a team to repre­ Mrs. Ribhany and Shirley Fry cut River. The open water course Correia. ball game to be played between sent the Bermuda Base Command reached the semi-fiijal of the is approximately 10 miles long. the N.O.B. All Stars and the i in the coming Atlantic Div___ion Cricket Friday, Saturday of the Air Force's tournament. women's doubles, where they will A formal series of tune-up and j -o- K.A.F.B. All Stars at. two o'clock meet Mrs. Todd and Gertrude familiarisation races are to be i The finals of the Governor's i the British and American ser- Moran. held off Fenwick on Saturday, I U.S. UMPIRES' CHAIRMAN Cup cricket series, an inter- vices will be present on Saturday The quarter-finals line up in | September 10, with the start at service series, will be played off I to attend the last day of the match. I the mixed doubles in order of j2.3 0 p.m. A trophy will be given TO OFFICIATE IN FINALS on Friday and Saturday at the Among "those expected to be pre- the draw: Bromwich and Miss) the high point scorer. Prospect Garrison Field between sent are Admiral R. V. Symonds- Brough v. Geoff Paish and Jean N.A.Y.R.U. (1949) racing rules LONDON, June 30 (Reuter).— a Garrison team and a team from IT a y 1 e r, Commander-in-Chief Quertier; Torsten Johansson and I are to apply and the I.Y.R.U. class Harold Le Blair, chairman of the The Governor's Colony Cricket Cup Match H.M.S. Glasgow. i America and West Indies Squad- Bibi Gulbrandsson v. George Irule s will be in force. United Sta^s Lawn Tennis Um­ The match will start at 12 noon ron, and Mrs. Symonds-Tayler; Worthington and Mrs. Thelma o pires' Corninittee, is expected to I tomorrow with the start of play Admiral Montgomery of the Long; Geoff Brown and Joyce be the fins American to take the Sunday, 31-d July, 1949 chair in a Wimbledon men's final for the second day to be de- United States Navy and Mrs. i Fitch v. Sturgess and Mrs. Sheila DEVONSHIRE AND SERPS at 12.00 noon Itermined on the progress of the Montgomery; Colonel Thomas D.I Summers; Tony Mottram and Joy J this Fridily. first day's play. His Excellency Ferguson, Commandant of the Gannon v. Bill Sidwell and Mrs. IN "B" LEAGUE MATCH Le Blair, who is vacationing in the acting Governor, the Hon. Kindley Air Force Base, and Mrs. Du Pont. Britain, was picked for the job. TO BE PLAYED AT S.C.C. FIELD • In Kraft Mayonnaise you g«t William ^ddis, will be present Ferguson; Colonel Jack Merrill, South Africa's Eric Sturgess The Devonshire Community which amounts to directing the only iine salad oil and eggs, ha. i at thijee o'clock pn the final day Deputy Commander in Chief of and Mrs. Sheila Summers, beat world championship, beiore it Club will play the Serps "B" team was certain that an American Watch this paper for further particulars yrant vinegar and spices adroitly | and will present the prizes at the Kindley Air Force Base, and Felicissimo Ampon, Philippines, in a Bermuda Cricket Association | would be playing. Now that Ted •dded nd pure lemon /u/ce for the conclusion of the match. |Mrs. Merrill; Captain Firth of | and Gloria Butler, U.S., 6-3, 6-2. "B" League fixture this afternoon Schroeder has won through to l-.l'ttk. Intriguing piquancy. A number of officials of both H.M.S. Glasgow and Mrs. Firth; Mrs. Pat Todd and Gertrude at the Cavendish Field. The I the final the appointment will Captain McCoy of H.M.S. Mala­ Moran got to the semi-finals of match will start at 1.30 p.m. with j have to be confirmed by the Wim­ When you see how Kraft Mayon­ bar and Mrs. McCloy. the ladies doubles beating Brit­ the following representing the bledon committee. naise brings out the savory goodness With the early rounds produc­ ain's Patsy Rodgers and Mrs. J. Devonshire tc*sp: Le Blair made his centre ..court •f your idiads and sandwiches, ing good cricket, the finals to­ yValker Smith 6-2, 6-2. Walter Frick, Charles Mayne, debut tonight in a mixed doubles \ MORE ZMORE PEOPLE ~\ you'll always ask for it. Your grocer morrow and Saturday should bring In the fourth round of the Joe Kemp, W. Brewer, E. DeSilva, match. He said afterwards "I was I ARE SAYING. J fortti some excellent play and two mixed doubles, Australians George J. Benevides, T. Gilder, K. Har­ a little disturbed at first, but has it—kitchen-fresh. l good days are anticipated by Worthington and Mrs. TOelma man, H. Sims, J. Souza and F. settled down and enjoyed it im­ A SPECIAL Made with pure Service spectators and civilians. Long beat Frank Sedgman Aus­ Jenkins. mensely." lemon futce «• tralia and Mrs. Kay Stammers Water Polo League Menzies Britain, 3-6, 6-4, 10-8. of the ^ Standings

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— ANSW-B TO PEEVIO-g P*OZ_tB EDWARD E. THOMAS Congressman Takes Hand RUSSIANS SEEK TRADE CROSSWORD PUZZEE BERMUDIANS ON 'QUEEN' ACROSS *~~ »7—Lady soldier MASON In Irish Partition Issue WITH PAKISTAN (colloq.f When the Queen of Bermuda l—Equallty l 89—Three-toed tloth as tagnci. SHE left for New York yesterday after­ Phone 2249. Devonshire West *_—To collect 40—Japanese •aa __aaa ansa noon at 3 p.m there were 616 pas­ WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reu­ (Special to Thi? New Tork Times 9—To knock statesman sengers aboard, including several j and The Roval Gazette) X_____J!_____- ^tf 4?EGGV GflDDKS- 13—Organ of eight 43— Vim icolloq.. QIUHH aaao aaca ter) — A resolution calling for the 13—-Utmost extent 44—Greek Island acieiiB BgjHHas Bermudians. GERALD SIMMONS abolition of partition in Ireland KARACHI, June 29.—A 12- 14—Jewish high pries 48—Lairs uaaaiia oaaaaia Sailing aboard the Queen were was introduced yesterday in the man Russian trade delegation is - CHAPTER EIGHTEEN lightly, in an effort to relieve the IS—To sell In small 48—Existed CARPENTER due to arrive here on Saturday quantities 50—So be lt ' Mr. and Mrs. R. Outerbridge and United States House of Represen­ emotional tension. It—Stinging seneatloi 61—Consumed __3 HiHH -.HHEJS. their daughter, Mrs. Susan Rob­ Phne 1863, Pembroke West tatives. to negotiate a trade agreement Miss Tanner whitened and her "Of course, you are, provided 19—Place ot worship 63—To label erts, and her son. Robert; Mr. Syd­ with Pakistan. The Soviet Union hands clenched hard. Her eyes 21— Inlet SS—Stogies aga HUES aaaa The resolution, by Representa­ you are a good girl and bfehave 68—Fruit .pl.l ney Adderley; Mr. and Mrs. R. wishes to import jute, cotton, were cold, but she spoke with a yourself." she said briskly. 23—Brusque I tive John Fogarty (Democrat, wool and hides, and |s prepared 24— Negative 61—Fruit drink BBB QHtlH E5H Frewen and two children; Mr. forced auiet. .Brenda looked at her swiftly, 26—Argument 62—Approaches John Kerry; Mrs. Hettie Jones Building Contractors Rhode Island), read: "That it is to send' capital goods and heavy "None at all, Mrs. Chanler," 39—Beneath 84—Native metal Bl the sense of this House that foe machinery. and there was terror in her eyes. 31—Uppermost put 65—Thick, black and famib'* Mr and Mrs. Robert she said slowly and distinctly. "You won't go away and leave SS—Cloth measure substance DOWN Lee and two children; and Mrs. For Building, Repairs and Republic of Ireland should em­ 34—3.1416 66—Growing ou_rf brace the entire territory "of Ire­ "Only it seems pretty silly to me me?" she begged frantically. "I i 1—Th-ough Nellie Watters. During the year to March 31 for you to come here and add to wouldn't want to live if you were 35—Crimson 67—Still ' I 2—Affirmative voU Renovating land, unless the clear majority of Pakistan exported to the Soviet the work of the staff, who are 3—To bold back The Furness Bermuda liner is going to leave me, baby. Promise 4—Landed all the people of Ireland in a free Union goods worth 4,500,000 trying to get you well and on IO II due to return to the Colony on rupees (about £375,000), mainly me vou won't." She broke into 1 2 i 1 5 fa 7 8 9 6—City In Italy Monday. plebiscite determine and declare your feet, if you're determined to hard, ragged sobbing and Brooke 6—Part ot "to be". Quick and Efficient Service to the contrary." cotton. Imports from the Soviet 7—To perch finish yourself off. I might add tried to comfort her. but her own l_ Ii tn Guaranteed Union during the same period that we have a waiting list of 8—To mix CIVILIANTCHIEF The resolution was referred to amounted tb 8,900,000 rupees Jieart was heavy as lead. . . . t—To teast TAKES patients who are genuinely an­ *8 10—Everyone the foreign affairs committee of (about £750,000). Owing to After a long, painful period (5 tb n 1 t28-tth s July 9 th 14 s. 20; the House. xious to get well, and if you're that upset them both, she man­ % II—Baker's produe OVER IN GERMANY JULY 1 floods, Pakistan was short of food not among that number, it would 2/ 16—To change and purchased 120,000 tons of aged to soothe Brenda into a sem­ 19 To - 18—To pinch be rather generous of you to ge % JO—Nonsense (slang) WASHINGTON. June 29 (Reu­ food grains from the Soviet Un­ blance of calm. But it was at the 2B somewhere el'e and leave room price of her solemn promise that 2Z « *. 25 it. Zt as—God of love ter) The State Department said ion. for someone else." 23—To Join today that Mr. John J. McCloy, she would not Quit Brenda; that % ?A 25—To haul The Russian delegation, whieh "You're getting paid, aren't she and Brenda would leave the V 3o 3l 3_ J5 37—To puff OP U.S. High Commissioner for Ger­ will stay here for three weeks, you? Ahd paid plenty, believe hospital together and go some­ % % 38— Foreigner many, is scheduled to arrive there ^fCome To Somerset will include two Moslems. 39 5t 57 38 39 SO—Corded cloth me," snapped Brenda. where and make a life together. *. 33—Moccasin on July 1 to assume his. duties. Liaquat Ali Khan, Prime Min­ Brooke said quietly, "I'll apolo­ Brooke was closing the door of % % % 36—Emblem of dawn ister of Pakistan, is expected to gize for her, Miss Tanner. She's UO tit HZ Hi W vs- 88—To hamper visit Moscow next September for hope on the return to the old, 41—Donkey not really accountable this morn­ lovely life of peace and happiness % 43—Dance step • political talks. tb t? ve 4•**? So ing. I'm terribly grateful for all and warm delight. Giving her % 46—To use you're doing. Run along now. word that she would never go 47—Music: as wrltte» REFUSE W 9l ss 5V 49—To begin and get some rest and try not tc baCK to Lila and Allen, nor see i 63—Sea eagle % Irmif Utnen ^Ijnp feel hurt. She's going to bf Flip again. For though Brenda bo 84—Part of church 55 9b 57 sr SUBSTITUTES Quick. AsdisQ. prt terribly sorry when she realizes." did not exact that final promise. %" 55—Domesticated Mangrove Bay Brenda said with a sneer Brooke knew that if she stayed animal fe' IA ta bH t 56—Mountain la cordially invites you to inspect their stock of linen for "Nobody with as little time a*- with Brenda, as she had promised Greece SUNBURN I've got left has time to be sorry." 67—Japanese coin that she would do. she could S>5 fcfe fe* 69—Before all household purposes, including table linen of every Brooke said quietly, "ThatV never hope to be with Flip. She to description and linen sheets in pastel colours and white. POISON IVY AND what I've been trying to tell you 80—To place gave her promise without time to DM*. _ V_—I FMtarc sy_i—u. toe. 63—Cooled lavs , I've been talking to Dr. Pierce think or analyze; she had to com­ LOOK FOR THE Our prices are the lowest possible as supplies come INSECT BITES and he says that if you continue fort Brenda, ease the emotiotoal TRADE MARK direct from the Manufacturers in Ireland. Delightful to improve, you will 'be ready to disturbance that was racking her play by Robert Burns. The Ber­ leave here before Christmas and. and that would delay the recov­ RADIO THEATRE muda General Fire and Marine wedding presents can be chosen from this splendid if you are ordinarily careful, you ery that Dr. Pierce had announc­ selection. Insurance Company will sponsor have many years left, to live." ed. Next Tuesday at 8.30 p.m. ZBM the programmes. There was a moment of such At long last she quieted Brenda, will once more present Radio Closed this aftenoon for Sandys School Fete tension that Miss Tanner looked .nd Brenda lay holding Brooke's Theatre, which broadcasts special THE ANTISEPTIC LIMIHEMT uneasily from one to the other, hand^tightly, so tightly that her and then slinped soundlessly knuckles were white. And then away, leaving these two together she managed a small wraith of a leading to the sleeping porch for this perhaps too illuminating smile and lifted Brooke's hand and looked at Brenda who lay MEDICAL TEST PROVES moment. to her lips With an abject humi­ asleep. And Miss Tanner's mouth Brenda lay very still, staring at lity that twisted the girl's heart. thinned as she closed the door and this simply great to relieve 'PERIODIC Brenda, while every drop of color "I'm a stinker, baby," said went back to Brooke. seemed to leave her face and her Brenda huskily, and saw Brooke eyes widened until they were en­ shrink at the words. "I'm no "See here, child," she said ormous in that pallor. good and I know it; if I was noble quietly, "you can't go on like this She touched the tip of her ton­ and Worthy and all that, I'd make no business here, anyway. But FEMALE PAINS gue to her dry lips, and after s you pack your kitbag and go back since you want to be here, and the moment » she said haskily. "Say to Lila and Allen and tell you to object is to help your mother get with uncomfortable that again, baby. Doc thinks I*ni forget me. I know it's what I well, you've got to think of your­ fullness self a bit." going to beat the rap?" ought to do. only, baby I'm not Are you troubled by distress of fe­ o^o Brooke drew a deep breath. big enough. I can't go back to Brooke pulled together what male functional monthly disturb­ "If you go on behaving as you being lonely and friendless and small shreds of composure her ances? Does this make you suffer lost." from pain, feel so nervous, restless, have done up to last night, you frantic nerves could find, and cranky, weak—at such times? Then are going to get well," she put it "Please, Mother." Brooke managed a faint smile at the DO try famous Lydia E. Pinkham's as briefly, as simply as she could. nurse. Vegetable Compound to relieve made her voice gentle and sooth­ such symptoms! Brenda's eyes widened and she ing. "You must rest now." "I'm all right," she said husk­ cried out. "He's crazy. Dr. Litton In a recent medical test it proved £%.,. •__ "I will," promised Brenda eag­ ily. remarkably helpful to women Taken reg larlv—Pinkham's Com- said I wasn't going to get well, erly. "And when they're through troubled this way. You oioe it to pound he is build up resistance ever!" "Oh, sure you are. You're yourself to try it i distress. Also a great with me here, we'll go somewhere heading straight for a nervous Pinkham's Compound te what onlcl "Dr. Pierce is a specialist? and get us a little apartment and Doctors call a uterine sedative. It stomachic breakdown, and at your age, has a grand soothing effect on one NOTE: C TOO may prefer LYDIA B. Brenda. You've • had good food, we'll have fun. darling. I'll wait that's not funny," said Miss Tan­ o/ woman's most important organ FIMvlUM* TABLETS with added iron. care, peace of mind, arid you've on you hand and foot and be your ner sternly. grown so much stronger, the spot slave. I'll lick your feet." V Lydia E. Pinkham's VEGETABLE COMPOUND on your lungs has almost gone . "Don't, oh, please don't talk (To Be Continued) You are going to be completely like that," pleaded Brooke, and well, if only you'll behave your­ felt she could not endure more self?' Brooke's voice shook a of this agonizing humility. "Just little. be a good girl girl and hurry up Brenda lay very still, so shock­ and gel well, and well, plan ed and startled that Brooke's then. '"You've got a month or heart" twisted with pity for her, two yet before we can make any Brenda had been conditioning plans." herself to the thought of death; she had grown accustomed to il "Sure, sure, I'll be good. I'll Perhaps in the long, dark be so good that maybe some day. reaches of the night she had been honey, you can love me just a terrified and appalled; but she little. I don't expect you to ever had managed to face it, to accept care for me a whole lot; just let it, as a condemned prisoner face* me love you," pleaded Brenda, at last, a few feet from the omin­ and smiled through her tears. . . . PALL MALL WE RECOMMEND FOR ous chair that is to take his life, Brooke came off the sleeping the fact that he is doomed. • But porch into the house at last when now she had a reprieve, knew Brenda was quiet. And inside that she was to live; and it took the living room, safely out of thin crystal table service A BABY'S BERMUDA BUGGY RIDE a good deal of adjustment to mep. Brenda's sight, she slid down in a that knowledge. Brooke felt deep chair and pUt her face in tears in her eyes as she waited her hands and sat very still, a OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW CANADIAN CARRIAGES .. and watched the slow-dawning, small, huddled figure of exhaus­ frightened contemplation of it tion and despair. reflected on Brenda's face. 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JIGGS By George McManus raADDV*- I DON'T THINK THAT IF HE WAS PUDE TO A T UNDERSTAND VES-SIR-MRS. VERy 600D-JAMES- ESFeui-iwVOU HIRED KNOWS CALLER-I'LL RRE HIM V«S_ WERE HAVING JI66S'S BROTHER ey THE WAY- HOW LONG HIS BUSINESS-1 JUST OVER­ ON THE SPOT-I'M NOT WORDS WITH SOME­ DEMANDED TO HAVE YOU BEEN HERE? PAYING HIM A BIG ONE AT THE DOOR- SEE YOU -BUT r THINK IT'S TIME X China Department : HEARD WJM SPEAKIN<3 fr-trr; _»._. #% SALARY TO INSULT IS THAT TRUE? I THREW HIM RAISED VOUR SALARY- I OUTONHISEAR- RUDELY TO SOMEONE J j WHAT ? MY GUESTS- AT THE DOOR- THE WOMANS SHOP Reid Street Phone 2091 Hamilton

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ards associated himself with The first people to devpte^feem- WARDER GETS SEVERE CUTS INSUBANCE COMPANY "ASSAULT WITH LOADED LAY READER ACQUITTED them. WHILE BATHING selves chiefly to c6m_-B_iee were "I have bad the pleasure of ., Phoenit.iai NAUSEA MOVE OFFICES PISTOL" CHARGE MILS IN SUPREME COURT ta-oss-examiBtog Inspector Amoe ^noemtians, who developed on many occasions and he has their fishing boats into a commer If you suffer discomfort Mr. Ron Fickling of St. always cOme up to expectation," . , a 2 from morning nausea,, George's suffered severe cuts tp he said. cial neet* or when traveling by his right toe on' Sunday while Naw Premises Said: More Magistrate Dismisses Denies He Assaulted Jh air, sea or on land— try bathing at *w., Dav4R!$ ? Convenient For Customers 12-Years-0Id Girl After attention by friends the Case Against Balboda bleeding appeared to-, subside, After being located on the sec­ Joseph Theophilus Christopher HothersiUs ' however, on Monday Mr. PicWing In the Hamilton Magistrates was yesterday acquitted in the had to attend for treatment at- the ond floor of their building for 16 Court yesterday before the Wor. Used for over a third of a century as a years, the Bermuda Fire and Mar­ Supreme Court of a charge of King Edward Hospital whe_e it H. Martin Godet, a case against indecent assault on a 12-years- valuable aid in preventing and relieving was found necessary to put two ine Compan** Limited have moved all forms of nausea. A trial will prove its to the ground floor, taking over Randolph William BaHxjda of old girl and was discharged, ttie effectiveness and reliability. Atdruggiscs stitches in his big toe. the section of the building former­ "assault with a loaded pistol" was jury trying the case deliberated tr's *N QeimhtMbi PKGOOCT,. dismissed. His Worship lelt that for one hour and 55 minute- HOTI'ERSIU'S. 430 (..layette St.. Ne* Yoik,:, N. V Mr. Fickling is a warder at. St. ly occupied by the Peniston Brown JUMP omtttto Br.mgBBimnmmtt at Company, Limited, 'tf J~* the evidence offered was not In his charge to fee jury, the George's gaol. sufficient to send the case to fee Chief Justice, Sir Brooke Francis, The insurance company moved Supreme Court. warned that it was not safe to their quarters yesterday. Their return a conviction on the {Cor­ building is located on Front Street Lionel Stanley Furbert, tf ef r- roborated evidence of a young frfest. . * penter, said that he was sitting person. Mr. Roland Lines, manage»**bf on his bicycle opposite the Im­ the company, explained that the perial Hotel on the night of June Giving evidence in his own de­ new quarters will be more con­ 8 when he saw Balboda come out. fence, Christopher stated: "I did • FOR ISLAND RESIDENTS !! venient to people doing business Balboda walked down Church not touch the child at any time with the insurance company. Street toward the Hamilton Hotel. when she was in the store." The new quarters are larger Then Furbert saw Henry Leon The alleged offence was sup­ than those occupied on the second York, who is also known variously posed to have taken place in the floor of the- building. For the past as Joe E. Brown and Cox. York Crawl Hill branch of fee A-One Royal Mail lines, Limited 16 years—evetflaBce the building and Balboda started "scramming" Grocery, managed byChristooher, Enjoy tiie convenience of jrf|| was erected—the company hap and Furbert heard a report- The on February 9 when fee child was (Amended Itinerary) occupied the second floor quarters. fight was broken up. York, re­ sent by her mother to make pur­ The company was founded 49 ferring to Balboda, said, "Hit him chases. "BARRANCA" sails from London about 5th July" years ago. a slap on the side of the head." Christopher, w^o was defended "LOCH AVON" „ „ 9th Electric Power By Installing M Besides being more convenient BLEEDING ABOUT FACE by Mr. E. T. Richards, M.CJP., the new location gives the com­ Balboda replied, "If you think explained that there had been "LOCH GARTH" „ § " " 5th August pany additional space, which is you're somebody come over and some unfriendliness between him "Loch Ryan," scheduled to leave 19th July, is canceled) much needed, Mr. lines said. The do it." Furh^rt crossed the road, and the child's family since be %• 'The New - new premises- contain five large seeing that Balboda was bleeding had stepped their credit at the rooms, besides two rooms ior files, about the f*ce, did not bother store at Christmas, 1947. He had HARNETT & RICHARDSON, Agents papers and policies. had to report the matter qf Bfi him. He went back across the unpaid hill to his superiors in 1142ttu th. The front section has a large road. The police arrived, having counter which will make it easier the grocery, who had written to been summoned Irom the Imperial the family shortly before the in­ to take care of customers, Mr. Hotel, and the onlookers scat­ Lucas Freelite Lines explained. The new offices cident was alleged to have taken tered. will be among the most modern place. in Bermuda. Furbert said he knew Balboda "Your allegation ia that this Wind Driven Generating Plant had a gun because he saw Albert little girl was coached to make Lawrence Spence take it away this disgraceful accusation against from him. After the police left you?" asked Major David Huxley, DEWEY NOT TO SEEK Balboda came back. Furbert fee Solicitor-General, in cross- said, "Why don't you go how*?" examination. Balboda replied, "You are the SENSATIONAL VALUE — EXCEPTIONAL ECONOMY WAGNER'S SENATE SEAT smart aleck that wanted to slap "That is my opinion," Christo­ __•§ me." Furbert again asked why pher replied. Balboda didn't go home, sayT He said feat he had pointed out A smart appearance depends] ALBANY, New York. June 29 t_B, "I don't want any trouble to the child's family the serious­ (Reuter) — Governor Thomas E, For Full Details, Price, Etc., with you." ness of "scandalising a person's upon the look or your shoes . . . BWnuike Dewey today definitely eliminated name." the DAILY SHISE with ItLCCETa Itibit. himself as a prospective candidate Spence came from the same di­ "I told them that a scandal lt only takes a moment, keeps shoes brillunt Kindly Call to succeed United States Senator rection and tried to get Balboda would be serious for me not only Robert F. Wagner, veteran New, to go with him. Furbert again as a grocer, but as a lay reader all day, and preserves the leather. Deal Democrat. asked Balboda to go home. Bal­ in the Church of England," he He told a press conference tbat boda said: "If I don't go home, said. _|_P he expected to make an interim what are you going to do?" Fur­ THE LUCAS HOUSE 3907 appointment of a Senator "in the bert retorted "I'D. put yoja home." Inspector A. J. Amos, of the near future." police, appeared in the Supreme '.fASSED A BLOW" Court for the first time since his Senate-- Wagner resigned his Balboda "passed a blow", and promotion, to give evidence in fee 12l5»ttbf. Senate seat yesterday. He hasFurber t $ook hold of him, Spence case, and the Chief 'Justice took been ill ior over two. years. told the witness to let go andth e opportunity to congratulate Furbert, seeing that Spence was him. pointing a gun at him, let go. "I would like to say, on the Balboda and Spence got into a first appearance of Mr. Amos here taxi and left, and Furbert re­ since his promotion, that I would ported to the police. like to offer my felicitations on a well-merited advance in rank," Under cross-examination hy Sir Brooke said. SUPREME FOR QUALITY Mr. David Tucker, M.C.P., counsel - Major Huxley also offered his ifor the defence^ Furbert said he congratulations and Mr. Rich- 127&tth- knew the sound 9 gun made, al­ m 4i INTERNATIOKAL HARVESTER though he admitted he had not seen Balboda with a gun. When asked if he knew the people who were standing around, Furbert replied that he did, but that he saw no sense in bringing them into court, as they would * only lie. SE AGERS piN He was positive he had seen *• REFRIGIRITORS a gun, and described it as a small one, with a black nozzle. He was sure it was not a toy. "PUT HAND TO HIP" Henry Leon York testified that London's Best he was standing outside the Im­ perial when the accused came out. he thought Balboda had bee*! _h*inking. ' Balboda said he was. going to shoot somebody outside fee door, hv& YoS^ sa**°-> "You're Sot going to shoot somebody." York saw Balboda put his hand to his hip and then heard a report, Agents which sounded like a cap gun or gun. He did not see the de­ fendant's hands. After fee report fee witness rushed Balboda and the two started fighting, but were John F. Burrows & Co., Ltd. stopped. York saw nothing in Balboda's hands. Queen St. Fi-ont St. Corner Shop Paget W. Lewis Stanley flood, who runs a store on Church Street, testified 127 mil. that on the night of June 8, "some­ time between ten and midnight" he had heard a report, but he could net say what it came from. He did see a fight half-a-minute after he heard fee report.. Detective-Sergeant Starbuck of I the C.I.D. said he searched the accused for fire-arms fee day after 4 and found none. "NEVER HAD GUN" , In a statement given to Detec- I tive-Sergeant Starbuck, Balboda I admitted the scuffling, but was positive he bad not carried a. LjjSr that night. "I have never Good News I had a gun," he stated. Because Furbert was said to be the only witness to see the gun, the Wor. H. Martin Godet dis- CARGO RATES REDUCED I missed the case. 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The prosecution did not claim that Under 100 lbs. •— 20 cents (1/-) per lb. depending on the model, has from 4 to 18 additional features Spence fired the gun. that assure even greater efficiency, convenience, dependabil­ FOODSTUFFS: ity! Here are, a few—-Hermetically sealed unit with 5-year INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 8 cents per lb. — minimum weight 500 lbs. warranty ... permanent insulation of spun glass fibers ..., SOUVENIRS welded, all-steel construction... Dijlux Enamel baked ofl The International Harvester System ef Food Preservation is backed, over Bouderized steel./'" by mon than 116 yww of mn^^wbg and ViqitmrJnq j_B_l Native Cedar Work Bermuda Scarves Be wise — Replenish your stacks rapidly and easily and Handkerchiefs — Save on handling and warehousing costs too! We are now able to offer immediate delivery ol this Model LocKiail Napkins £92.14. 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8P5 Norway's Atomic Element U. S. Unions Demand Voice | ICE BOXES For Pact Signatories Only k ERP For German Workers

Keep Food Fresh and Cogl H (Special to The New York Tiroes antl Tne Boyal Gazette) OSLO, June 29.— Norway has bought none. Norway employed Coatinued from Pate 1 Mfrder Natural Refrigeration I decided to limit diatribution of, only inp?-oscopic quantities for German labour movement. He PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ' Tssavy wht^r, "Which is essentiaS research purposes. . ^jlSli said bath *t_e American Fed­ in certain' typeaj^^ffmW^aion Asked if the Soviet Union had eration of Labour and the ORB.--'. Mr. .and Mrs. E. Whitman of Where ever there is no e|ectricij^*f|Egse ICE experiments, to nations that are «ver sought *to,purchase 'Rjukan aress of Industrial Organisations Kirkland Lake, OntMFjb". announce BOXESwe "fhe answer to your cooling problem. signatory powers of the North "hewvy water,',' the: fl^remier ad­ ha id done this.*^;"| the forthcobmig marriage of their Atlantic Pact. Sf-s mitted that Moscow had - made Mr. Galvin is meeting Ameri elder daughter, Jean Eileen, to However, if Sweden, whid| ia attempts. He said he believed the can officials and local laborr Mr. William R. Parker, son of Mr. <& Sons, Ltd a neut"*fj power; retaining especl- NICE TO HAVE ON'H^slD FOR-JbcTRA 1 Russian.- tried to buy "heavy leaders in several European capi­ and Mrs. W. Norman Parker of ally friendly relations with' this water" during trade negotiations tals * after attending the Geneva "Hornsea," Pembroke. The mar­ VCE'AND COSJNG SPACE FORTHOSE SUM- country, desires to obtain small : at the end of 1*948. conference of the International riage will take place on August 3 M£l^ f^iEli_ TOO! 'g*#_ftities for purely* nMNnHitery This request was refused, and Labour Organisation. 'at Kirkland Lake. Front Street scientific experimentati^if,' it is *' * * impro^ble that Norway would the Premier said olfer nations He said West German trade ban such exports. had also been turned down. union leaders told him they were Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Sutherland Two models — both hold 50 lbs. ice o—'—:~^~'\ anxious tb see American labour are returning to the Colony by These statements? were made representatives ih Germany as the Lady Rodney oh Friday after today in the course of ah interview U.S. Won't Recognise advisers on the staff of the U.S. a vacation in Antigua, B.W.I. Djr Hr.^anar Gerhardsen, Premier China Ports' Closing Sigh'Commissioner, Mr. John Mc- Antigua is Dr. 'Sutherland's of Norway. Clbv, civilian successor to the home. Dr. and Mrs. Sutherland Mr. Gerhardsen said there were military governor, General Lucius live in Fairylands. CHESLiY E. WHITE no new developments at Rjukan, ir*^tfv Cortlnatd from Page J Clay. Miss Jean Cooper, the daughter PHONE 1971 REID STREET the famous hydo-electric project Communist-held Chinese ports to where "heavy water" is manu­ of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper of MiOiStllhi.*. foreisn shipping will be presented factured which figured largely in in Canton tomorrow, it Was re­ Attempted Breaking 0f "Elmco,te,". Pembroke, returned World War II Qommando raids. ported here reliably today. to the Colony on Monday from- The Norwegian hydro-electric Official sources who declined Canada by Trans-Canada Airlines. company had however, started a to reveal details of the note, hi House In Southampton Miss'Cooper is attending the On­ new" project hi the far north to particular denied that it was tario Business College at Belle­ produce ammonia for fertilisers. te*_l$'J'_uy a "JoitjA" or even Police are investigating the ville, Ontario. She recently com­ The Premier said Rjukan "parallel" note to that submitted breaking of a pane of glass in pleted her first year. "Mandafay", Mrs. Zeta Carvetjh "hjsavy water'' production was yesterday by the United States 1 fcontinuing, with the larger part Government Wells's 'house -Si; Southampton. Mrs. Lona Boorman of "High- of the plant's production being These sources did confirm, Mrs. Wells left her house at winds," St. George's left yester­ sold to France. The United States however, that the sense of' the S.^p" p.m. on 'afonday and'' rt- day by the Queen of Bermuda communication was much the turned the same day at 11.15. She with her 'teen age daughter Pat same as that of the American found the house secured and in and young son Michael to spend message, and it was further inti­ order. At midnight she heard a a vacation in the United States. mated that with''British naval noise and walked around the; They are visiting Mrs. Boornjan's At The Little Green Shop vessels now on active duty at house, but made no discovery. Jn Sfcp^'NCrjK'^arnlhorne of Green­ Hong Kong and at the mouth of me hiorning her maid told her wich, Conn. TUCKER REPRODUCTIONS the Yangtse' River no "itegal!" that a window was smashed, but Also leaving by the Queen interference with British shipping !_#_. Wells found nothing mis­ were Mr. and Mrs. W. Glee^on nnd- * Would be tolerated. sing. of St. George's who, with their The window was broken near young daughter Diane, hope to It is apparent that the British have a month's vacation in the ORIGINALS are taking an extremely realistic the window latch, and tfi'e"sereen view of the" situation in China. was cut. United States. One source here pointed out that It is surmised that the intruder # e * the Communist administration of was stared off when Mrs. Weils Mr. Albert Dale, son of Cap­ Dolls - Animals made locally Shanghai was faced, with increas­ made her tour of inspection. tain and Mrs. C. Dale, left by. ing difficulty in maintaining es­ the Queen for a short vacation Bags - Baskets - Handwork in the United Stated. Mr. Dale sential public services in the city : in view of the critical shortage wffi proceed from New York to alists and such an attitude migh' Montreal and later to Brooklyn. of fuel oil and other necessities. even grow to serious anti-foreign If foreign* vessels allowed them­ He is to stay with Mr. and Mrs. proportions. Walter Down and Mr. and Mrs. selves tc be barred by Nationalist The British Government, which forces from entering the port and t*.' Rothwell. He will return via has immense investments ir B.O.A.C. and hopes to meet hi_> supplying such necessities, this China, is not prepared to stand by source said, the Chinese -Com­ brother, Mr. Harold Ingleby Dale, and allow such a course of events who is coining to stay with his munists would inevitably regard to happen, it was unofficially but Builders! this as collusion with the Nation- parents „on Friday. Mr. Harold freely* emphasised. Dale was married at Huntingdon, Quebec and this will be his first IN STOCK NOW visit home with his wife. He was married in June last year. -ss^*--*^p * * * Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Smith of GYPSUM PLASTER Water Street, St. George's, have v H YO0r W\mm\ left hy P.A.A. ior a vacation in the U.S. They hope to stay with GIVE YGUK Mrs. Smith's brother, Mr. S. BOARD §1 Walker, a former resident of buy in Refrigerators Bermuda who now lives in Wal­ tham, Mass!' Mrs. smith is re­ FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS covering from a serious opera- '•. and tion. She is the owner of the 1 Little Snowdrop Store in St, A BEAUTY TREATMENT General- Eleetric pioneered- home ***?f***'gft**y- jgto George's, which will be managed tors as fallback as 1927. Now, in _949, the during her absence by her daugh­ newest achievement is: 30% MORE REFRI- CORRUGATED ters. ._ SSFSK— - oQ'-- 4 GCRATED SPACE IK THE SAME FLOOR *-* AREA. Dress your shower and windows Engineered with features to benefit the ASBESTOS World Labour Body lias entire family, the new 1948 G-E Refrigerator will always -be a joy in your home.. Con-' £1,495,880 Budget alike . . . with matching CUR­ venient, economical, and beautiiul'jh design and finish, it's the refrigerator jthost women GENEVA, June 39 (Reuter) — TAINS of specially treated taf­ want;* _)rop in today to inspect it carefully 10' SHEETS The 61-nation International La­ —inside and out. bour Organisation today approved feta or plastic. You'll revel in a 1950 budget estimate of £1,- Products of f he General Electric Co., IF. S A. 495.880. This is ***_fc_97 more the bevy of colours, patterns and Call: BABY FOODS than the 1949 estimate. The United States contribution designs , . . gay polka dots . . . GENERAL $ ELECTRIC for 1950 was fixed at $1,378,375 HAMILTON and Britain's at £188.182. important two-toned stripes . . . •&*&Uk\ e€^jj^2)ti*fe6]f subtle solid hues . . . bowers of ROBERT D. AITKEN Supply Co. bright floral prints. Queen Street Hamilton Telephone 1127 Phone 1065 Mothers! You want your baby to have the best Everything Electrical For The Home in foods. Then be s|jtre to feed Libby's Homo­ Reid St. Hamilton genized Baby' Food. Homogenization means the 22/6 to 37/6 l-7l_tth. 12«l*tl!i. eel1** are broken up so minutely, they can T_e fed in the formula much earlier than other foods. Pruiis, Meat Soups, Vegetables, Pudding. each

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Care Saves Wear! iii fact anything at all — no matter if it be a large storage room or a baby Astral refrigerator — wtg love it. MASTERS LIMITED Masters Esse Station it is worth yaur while to drop in and see tjie show pieces if you are l2S!**Mh contemplating putting in anything in the way of refrigeration. taesftfc. i_M»tlh. Page 10 THE ROYAL' GAZETTE, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949"- SHIPS IN RADIO CONTACT THREE BROTHERS MEET State Control Rejected NEW CINEMA OPENED WITH COLONY YESTERDAY AGAIN IN BERMUDA IN SOMERSET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERENT S The following ships were hi radio contact with Bermuda yes­ LOST terday through the facilities of Reunited For First Time Royal Commission Report Proceeds Of Premiere WANTED Cable & Wireless: TO PURCHASE COTTAGE in Alcoa Pilgrim. Caithness, Clan In Several Years For Welfare Society A BLACK BAG, containing pair Chattan, Chocag'a, Comlie Ban!:, Paget, Warwick, Southampton brown shoes, key and food Eros, Esso Hartford, Fort Bed­ or Somerset" for immediate cash- stuff and other articles, picked Three brothers — Mr. William Island Pictures Limited have Phone 3966. ford, Imperial Quebec, Lapampa, opened their second theatre up by mistake in a shop in Ham­ Lady Nelson, Lady Rodney, Mair- Vindicates British Press 4087*theitp. ilton on Saturday. Will finder Fraser, Dr. Lewis Fraser and Mr. within two weeks. The Island cella, Macedonia, Nathanies Cixc- Leverson Fraser — scattered in (Special to The New York Times the -growth of a sense of public and it might force newspapers to Theatre in Somerset was opened TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE or return bag to Hamilton Pollee xuer, Uarita, Patuca, Providencj a, and The Boyal Gazette) Station and receive *_eirs in ex-* different parts of the world were responsibility and public service look elsewhere for support, the officially last night. All proceeds Apartment, Furnished, for TCA Queen of Bermuda, Thbokeefcor. among all engaged in the profes­ report said. change. reunited this week for the first LONDON, June 29.—The Royal are being donated to the Somer­ Air Engineer and family. Phone Commission that has investigated sion of journalism and to further The commission also opposed a set Walfare Society. or write, Peterson, c/o "Glen- 4357*th. time in several years. the British pr,ess for the last two the efficiency of the profession and differential price for newsprint or Mr. R. A. Dwyer manager of haven", Richmond Road. Phone the wellbeing of those who prac­ differential taxation between large They are staying with their years reported today that the pre­ Island Pictures Limited,' last night 2026. Calling All sent system of ownership on the tise it." and small undertakings, stating said that the Somerset Welfare 4311*w.th.f. sisters, Miss Flo Fraser and Miss whole is satisfactory, and rejected To further these objectives, the that these measures could be jus­ Society will benefit by £58.12., FOR SALE Mary Fraser at "Wilbournes," any form of state control. .commission recommended that the tified only if the survival of- small the total receipts of the Somerset STAMPS MEAN MONEY save "Free enterprise is a prere­ council should: 1. Keep under re­ undertakings was more precarious your used Bermuda Stamps tVF OFFER YOU the new Silent HOUSE HUNTERJS Southampton. All born in Ber­ than at present and financial diffi­ Island Theatre premiere. More 1 quisite of a free press," the com­ view any developments likely to than 3?0 attended the show. and obtain highest prices from James Autocycles. Colours — to attend the I muda, they left the Colony to seek mission declared in a lengthy re­ restrict the supply of information culties ' of starting new papers BOWIE, St. George's. Black or Maroon. Wadson's. their fortunes. much greater. The new* theatre in Somerset port that has been submitted to of public interest and importance. has both an outside and inside 4350fth. 1687tsu.eitp. both Houses of Parliament and 2. Improve methods of recruit­ Considering whether any other Mr. William Fraser is employed screen. ME. Dwyer explained ENGLISH INVESTOR desires to STOVES, one, two and three* AUCTION SALE will probably be the subject of ment, education and training for factors militated against the free that outside 400 people can be in Honolulu with the American parliamentary debate in the near the profession. expression of opinion and accur­ purchase house or land. Infor­ burner; Large and Small Ovens. Cable Company, Dr. Lewis Fraser, ate presentation of news, the seated, while inside there are mation treated confidentially. Arcade ' Furniture Co., Burnaby of the future. 3. Build up a code in accordance seats for 228. The inside screen who is visiting here ^yith his wife, with "highest professional stand­ commission reported that it had Post Office Box 450. Street. lives in Peru, and Mr. Leverson Perhaps the most important will be used during bad weather. 2024fw.eitp. finding, in view of charges levell­ ards" by censuring undesirable taken two requirements as its 4363+th.eitp. DARCIE HOUSE; Fraser, a retired bank manager, tvpes of journalistic conduct and standard. First was that while All equipment at the theatre is visiting here from Halifax, N.S. ed against the press in the House' is modern. The inside theatre, TWO YOUNG BUCK RABBITS CEDAR NOVELTIES, hand (Two Apartments) "by all other possible means." selection of news might be affect­ For Mr. Wililam Fraser it is b| Commons debate that led to ed by a newspaper's political and not yet completed, will be finished Phone 7127. carved, of all varieties. Tht establishment of the commission, 4. Study the practicability of a 4362tth. Country Souvenir and Antique situated on the South Shoire the first time he has visited Ber­ comprehensive pension plan for other opinions, it should report within a week, Mr.. Dwyer said. was contained in the following news truthfully and without bias. It is decorated in cream and pastel Snop—Davis. Somerset. Paget East muda since 1924. Dr. "Fraser was excerpts from the report: journalists. To Rent—FURNISHED APART­ 9845tm.eitp. here a year ago. Mr. Leverson 5. Promote technical and other The second was that the number green. "There is nothing approaching and variety of newspapers should Two weeks ago today the Island MENT or cottage, for couple* TOMORROW, FRIDAY Fraser is paying his first visit to a monopoly in the press today. research in, for example, the re­ with no children. Write Box FUNERAL WREATHS. Generous the Colony in 39 years. But for lationship of the press to its pub­ be such that the press as a whole Theatre / in St. George's was amount of flowers 15/- up. Le­ at 5 p.m. one sister, Mrs. Harry Kent, whose There is, however, some con­ gave opportunity for all import­ opened by Island Pictures Limited. 4361 Bda. Press. centration of ownership. lic and changing trends of public ant points of view to be presented 4361*th. roy Smith, Farmers? Market husband is a professor at Queens opinion and taste, and, on the Mr. Cyril Martin will manage Phone 2778. Abel Benevide* University, Kingston, Ontario, "We do not think that the pre­ effectively in terms of ' varying the new theatre in Somerset. All sent degree of concentration of technical side, scientific- develop­ standards of taste, political opinion Phone 1718. A Real Chance to obtain a fine the re-union would have been ments in the transmission of equipment in the new theatre was HELP WANTED" I093tm.eitp. complete. ownership of the national press and education among principal installed by Mr. T. A. Muat, property at Market Price in ia calls for any action, but we should news and pictures. groups of the population. 6. Study developments that engineer and prejectionist for STENOGRAPHER with knowl­ BABY CRIBS, Studio Couches, They are the children of Mr. consider any further concentrat­ Island Pictures Limited. Mr. edge of record keeping preferr­ Single and Double Beds, Up­ residential section. ion of ownership undesirable." might trend toward greater con­ "A number of quality news­ Rose Dempster Fraser, who was centration or monopoly. papers," such as The Timers, The Cpril Cooper, a director of the ed. Good pay and prospects. Ap­ holstered Chairs. Feather Pillows. supplies officer at H.M. Dockyard The commission was established company,' and Mr. Dwyer were ply in person to the Gas Depart­ Arof.de Furniture Co. after a free vote of the House of 7. Represent the press on ap­ Daily Telegraph, The Manchester M. A. GIBBONS LIMITED for a number of years. Both Mr. propriate occasions in its relat­ Guardian and others fully or al­ responsible for much of the work ment of Masters Limited, Front 2737tsa eitp and Mrs. Rose Dempster Fraser Commons upheld by 250 votes to most fully satisfied the first re­ on the new theatre. | Street, Hamilton. 1294'tlli. 157 a motion submitted by two ions with the Government, with NEW STOCK. Men's, ^Women's, are dead. organs of the United Nations and quirement. ^Ir. Dwyer said that aft first 4259tsu.eitp. Labour members: "That, having WHY THEY FAIL Children's Shoes and Slippers. regard to increasing public con­ with similar press organisations run picture coming to the Colony BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OP- abroad. "But all the popular papers and will be divided equally among W. J. Boyle & Son. cern at the growth bf monopol­ PERATOR. Good pay and work­ 3932tf.eitp_ istic tendencies in control of the NO MONOPOLY certain of the quality fall short the three Island Theatres at of the standard achieved by the Hamilton, St. George's and Somer­ ing conditions. Apply in person press and with the object of fur- The commission found that the to the Office, Masters Ltd., Front SPECIAL SALE REiv'S best, either through excessive set. •pvryy Blue therin- free expression of opinion concentration of ownership was partisanship or through distortion Street. DUNGAREES 15/ through the press and the greatest "not so great as to prejudice the 0 Shorts 9/6, Polo SM ,.«_,*'lvhihitte and for the sake of news value," the 4287fm. eitp. Dry Goods practicable accuracy in presenta­ free expression of opinion or ac­ commission'said. The provincial Pastel 5'-. Acadia FOR SALE tion of news, this House considers curate presentation of news, or to press sinned less in this respect CENTRAL SCHOOL YOUTH COOK—Apply in person to Mrs. Store, Angle St. that a Royal Commission should be contrary to the best interests than popular national dailies, it Henry, Lockward, Paget West. 4099*sa eitp \*#j be appointed to inquire into the of the public." References required. added. HEARS TALK ON MUSIC 4305ttu.w.th. COTTAGES, Houses and Land in finance, control, management and Newspaper chains, it added, Regarding the second require­ ownership of the press." were undesirable only if they were all Parishes. Timothy J. Card, ment, tne commission said the SECRETARY (white) for after- Somers Building. TeL 3E14. Charges implied in the motion so large and so few that "they press provided for a sufficient The Central School Youth Club noon work in Guest House, and made implicit during the unduly limit the number and var­ 4125+su.eitp. variety of political opinion . ut. 1 was addressed on Tuesday night Smith's Parish. Hours from 1.30 Chris Craft Motor Boat Commons debate that followed iety of voices speaking to the pub­ not for a sufficien„ . t variet. .y of. ?m- 1b y Mr. I. C. Cunningham. He p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Apply with 5-Burner OIL COOKING STOVE and during the taking ol evidence lic through the press," and the explained the meaning and ap­ with oven. Good condition. tellectual levels. The gap between plication of musical terms, illus­ particulars, Box 4332, Bermuda were in the main rejected by the commission found that this was the best quality papers and the Press. Apply "Camo Lodge." Prospect. 20 Ft. Utility Runabout with Cabin commission. The first newspapers not so. trating them with examples from 4223*sa.su.m__.w.th_!. general run of the popular press Beethoven and Sibelius. Placing 4332tw.th. published after the report was To a suggestion made during the j was too wide and the number of issued this afternoon made it taking of evidence that individual the emphasis on the Voice, Mr. White man ss NIGHT WATCH- IMEN'S^WHOTE STREET'SHORTS intermediate type papers . too Cunningham stressed its capabil­ T e 4.45 Chris Craft Engine clear in their headlines how the stock ownership of newspapers small, it added. MAN and Assistant Night Clerk. »•'« ,!»£• £ Roval frittah press would feel about it. should be prohibited and that ities as a means of musical ex­ Must be sober and reliable. Give Nicholl Bldg., Front Street. "The causes of these shortcom­ pression, copiously illustrating "Royal Commission clears hon­ papers be owned by Government- ings do not lie in any external age, experience and references. (*"'9tm.eitp . our of press," The Evening Stan­ licensed corporations, the com­ his points with items rendered influences upon the press (other by Mrs. Aurelia Burch. The Box 4326, Bermuda Press. LADIES' BLOUSES. The Royal First Class Condition dard, owned by Lord Beaver- mission replied: than those exerted by public de­ 4326tw.th.f .sa. brook, said. "To forbid any individual or Goodwill Quartette of St. Paul's British Nichol Bldg., Front St. mand)," the commission said. "The A.M.E. Church and a male voice 4280tm.eitp. "British press is vindicated," group of individuals to publish policy of the press is dictated quartette. GARDENER—Full or part time, said The Evening News. newspapers would, in our view, neither by'advertisers, nor by the _£ to work at Spanish Point. Phone 12 H.P. BEDFORD VAN — Run- May be viewed by appointment COUNCIL FOR PRESS be an unwarrantable interference government nor by any outside 3971. ning condition. £95.0. 0 or The most important recommen­ with the liberty of the individual financial interests. It is the policy 4313*w.th. . nearest offer. Phone 1202, , Mr. dation submitted by the commis­ and freedom of the press; and we of those who own and conduct SECOND COOK from 6 to 11 p.m. Sharpe. sion was that the press itself see no reason to think that news­ the press. Nor do the causes of the 4290ttu w.th.f.sa. Call 2919 should establish a general council papers attached to the interests of shortcomings lie in any particular Yesterday's Weather No Sunday work, near Flatts. \ of the press consisting of at least political parties, trade unions or form of ownership. Phone 7166 or 7103. ANTHURIUMS, potted •from 50/- 1 25 members, one fifth of whom other organisations would be bet­ I "The press is part of our polit­ 4324tw.eitp. up. Phone 2959. ij09ftli. ter newspapers or have greater Abroad 4320tw. th. (including a paid chairman) ical machinery, which is essential­ SALES LADY. Apply Chesiey E. m would come from outside the pro­ regard for truth and fairness than ly partisan, and it is a highly com­ newspapers published by private White's, Hamilton. iS-fc V-bottom MOTOR "BOAT. fession. The council would depend petitive industry, the principle of (At 2 p.m. Bermuda Time) 4319tw.th.f. Phone Bert Darrell, 2393. for its effectiveness on its "moral undertakings. whose being is to maintain high authority rather than on any stat­ "In our view, free enterprise in circulations. New York: 77; fair GARDENER. One day a week. 4321+w.th.f,sa. Chicago: 87; fair utory sanctions." the production of newspapers is NO DEMAND FOR Apply Mrs. J. S. Morrell, Cavel- FOR DOLLARS ONLY — New a prerequisite of a free press, and INSTRUCTION Montreal: 78; cloudy The council's objectives were Miami: not received lo Hill, Somerset. Mahogany Sedan Cruiser. Ameri­ We Offer free enterprise will generally "The increasing complexity of 4342*th.f.sa. can owner-builder transferred, defined as "to safeguard the free­ mean commercially profitable en­ (Information supplied by dom of the press; to encourage public affairs and the growth of must sacrifice 22' _ -ft. custom built terprise in the case of newspapers the reading public have created a the Bermuda Meteorological SALESLADY for Princess gift Station.) beauty at £1,084.13.1 ($4382) or of any considerable size and cir­ need for public instruction on an Shop. Knowledge of US. and nearest reasonable offer. For FOR SALE culation." entirely new scale, without pro­ sterling currency. Live ih. Good showing, phone 7395 after 6 p.m. LIMITATIONS HARMFUL ducing as yet either the corres­ salary. Apply Gift Shop. Princess 4330*w.thi.sa_'u. FOR SALE Any limitation of profits, the ponding demand or supply. Hotel. commission said, would, among "The press does not do all it New York Stock Market 4348tth.f. RED WING ENGINE, running An Exceptional Investment other things, restrict the starting might to encourage its public to condition, new parts, 46 horse­ Modern New House of new newspapers and increase*' accept or demand material of NEW YORK, June 29 (Reuter) MAID for laundry and cleaning, power Engine, seen St. David's the competitive power of large higher quality. — Prices fluctuated narrowly in 3 adults, 2 two days weekly or Lighthouse. Phone 9300. Reason­ In Southampton undertakings vis a vis small ones. "Nevertheless, the press has limited dealings in the New York equivalent half days. Apply able price for cash. Stock market today, with numer- (Mrs. Edmund Frith, Elba Beach, Five Rooms anil Bath The commission also opposed lim­ considerable achievements to . its 1354*th. itation of circulation, because it credit. It provides cheaply and ef­ ous operators restrained by the Paget.) Residential Cottage Laundry & Storeroom downstairs meant depriving readers of free­ fectively a mass of information fact that the economic outlook is 14358tw. ATTENTION Club managers. We Hot and Cold Water dom of choice. cloudy at best in the United States now have in stock the Folding and entertainment for which there LAUNDRY WORKERS, experi­ Completely Furnished Own Waterfront and Terrace The commission opposed any is a wide public demand. It ack­ and threatening in Britain. A Chairs that you have been wait­ Located Spanish Point, Pembroke limitation on the amount of ad­ nowledges high standards of pub­ Federal Reserve Board move to enced, flat work operators, ing for. Chesiey E. White. With Lovely Water View vertising a newspaper could carry. Pressers, Hand Ironers, Hand 4347+th.eitp. Write Box R2118 Bermuda lic responsibility and service. It increase credit for business aided Washer. Apply Sunshine Laun­ Within Fifteen Minutes Cycling Distance from the The effect might be merely to is jealous of its own independ­ sentiment somewhat and steadier Press drive advertisers to other media, dry, Front Street. DINGHY, new 10 foot, flat bot­ centre of Hamilton and serviced by hourly bus service. ence and reputation, and many of tendencies developed after a soft m2*lhit. those employed in it have a sense opening, midday finding the list 4346teitp. tomed. Price £20. Apply Accommodation: of vocation." mostly fractions either side of yes­ Masters Attendant, H.M. Dock­ The commission of 17 members terday's close with gains in the FOR RENT yard. Tel. 3129, 8504 or 8524. Living-dining room combined, kitchen IN MEMORIAM sat under the chairmanship of Sir slight majority. 4356*th.f.sa. one double and one single bedroom, modern bath William David Ross, former pro­ Leading non-ferrous minings, Front Street, TWO ROOMS, suit­ WANTED vost of Oriel College, Oxford. The able for Offices. Second floor, V A C H T COPPER BOTTOM large verandah, sizable tank, cellar wet stocks, steels, motors, oils, PAINT. Skidless Deck Paint, In loving memory of our dear report was upanimous, except ior rubbers, department stores and Nicholl Building. Apply Lieut. minor reservations by Sir George Nicholl. Telephone 1167. Bar Spar Varnish. Somerset Cash Equipment includes: husband and father utilities were among the support­ Store, Somerset. * Waters and Mr. Robert C. K. En- ed issues. 4293ttu.w.th. Three-burner electric stove, electric refrigerator ALEXANDF-R FURTADO sor, both of whom oposed the in­ 4352ith. -y On first clcts security Although there was bidding for ROOM with or without meals, and washing machine ROSA clusion of non-journalist mem­ selected industrials during the bers on the proposal of the gen­ near ferries, on- the water. Lady MOTOR BOAT. 14ft.'5 h.p. Palmer who departed this life eral council. afternoon, most other sections only. Box 4345 Bda. Press. Engine. Good order, 'recently £7.500 30th. June, 1947. showed little change from the 4345*th. overhauled. £90 or near offer. Price: £4,20 o levels ruling at midday. Late Phone 3081, Lt. Col. F. B. Legh. on first mortgage Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, WOMAN TO REPRESENT dealings saw persistent bidding for SMALL FURNISHED APART­ 4314*th.s. For further particulars and permission to view The world's weary troubles and trials industrials finally spread to some MENT. Suitable for couple. other sections, and the market Somerset. Phone 8371 Darcie. are past. TYPEWRITER -- Portable Royal BULGARIA IN MOSCOW closed very steady showing ir­ 4340*th.f. Deluxe. Almost new. Phone Apply In silence he suffered, in patience he regularly higher tendencies of FURNISHED COTTAGE — Three 3268. bore, SOFIA, June 29 (Reuter) — fractions to one dollar. 4344*thi. KITSON & COMPANY Bulgaria's first woman diplomat, bedrooms, two bathrooms, living Till God called him home, room, dining room, kitchen, bath­ FLITCROFT & LIGHTBOURN, LTD. Madame Stella Blagoev, has been POMPEIAN ENAMELS and Reid HaH Building Tel. 2919 To suffer no more. appointed Ambassador to Russia, ing facilities, at Flatts. £ 37. 10s. Front Street, Hamilton per ^nonth. Apply The Hearth­ UNDERCOATS for all purposes Hamilton. ^ 1247 it was announced today. / at The Paint & Decorating Com­ Dial 2953 Sadly missed by wife, and children. stone Restaurant, Queen Street. She is the daughter of Dindter Phone 1835. pany, Serpentine Road. . 1140*t*ii**_. l-gOfih. Blagoev, founder of the Bulgarian 4292ttu.th. 4349+th. Ullttk. Communist party. • MORRIS-EIGHT — latest model, MISCELLANEOUS 2.400 miles. Phone 3268. •YLCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - <*343*th_f. Enquiries treated confidentially "OWN VOUR OWN* •Vrite Hamilton Group, P.O. Box LIME now ready for delivery. 1 Lot of land 50. x 100. Phone (30. Chris Smith. 2645. We Have An Attractive Two-Storey House FOR SALE 1714*th.eitp. 4341*th_sa.s. MYER M. MALLOY CECIL E. HARRIS — Autocycle In Cavendish Heights l_6*ttli. Service and Accessories. All MENS' AND BOYS' SPORTS makes. Church Street, next St. SHIRTS, T shirts, Polo shirts, Andrew's Hall. long and short sleeves — range *t672*w.eitp. colours. (New stack Men's Under­ I FOR SALE wear). Patterson's Dry Good ALL OR PART FOR SALE YOUR PRIVATE CAR must be Store, Somerset. This House has:— insured, examined and licensed 4353+th. before 1st October. DO IT NOW. 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, (Certain Restrictions) 4282'tm.eitp. and enclosed verandah. 200-GAL. GALVANIZED \ANKS SHOP CARPENTRY, Millwork, —Fitted with Taphoh: '*•*•_ 18" Ample tankage. New Woodwork of all types to order. Manhole. Complete w'i_" .solid "^m Contained in a lot measuring 100' x 130' Ambard & Company, Ltd., Saw­ brass taps. Reasonably priced 2 5-Room Cottages mill. Phone 1023. Phone 1236. Thos. Miles & Co. 1 PROPERTY In Devonshire on Middle Road 4306ttu.th.sa. F'-\x Specially priced for quick sale. 4323tw.eitp. KNOWN AS "MAYFAIR GARDENS" Lot 200 X 90 ft. WHY RISK LOSS BY FIRE? In- SEEDLINGS — Giant Zinnias. surance is your protection. Con­ Lilliput Zinnia*. Apply "The' £5,500. Large tanks sult Bermuda Fire Marine In­ Pampas." Phone 1851. (In Fairylands) Hot and cold water surance Company. 4307 *tu. th.f. sa.su. sSP 1 4351+th. Very good locality. McCLARY ELECTRIC STOVE. Can buy one or both 4 plates and oven. M. J. King, KITSON & COMPANY BIRTH Kirkdale, Warwick East. Reid Hall Building Tel. 2919 ADDERLEY — To Mr. and Mrs. 4158*t*_th. ^ Hamilton. 1247 Apply Any Estate Agent E. J. MELLO Walter Adderley. on 29th June, at King Edward Hospital — a Maple COFFEE TABLE, glass top, Mucmh £J_ l-ltJ-ftk. Phone 3959. daughter (Beatrice Ann). i £4. Holly fcill, Ig&fcing's lfWttu.t- i*Bm 4355*th, g^H I Land, Flatts, phone 7127.