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INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866) =•= VOL. 20—NO. 130 HAMILTON, BERMUDA,! SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1940 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM ALLIES EVACUATE 100,000 OF B.E.F. SURPLUS MILK PROBLEM SAVINGS BANK BILL IS COUNCIL RUSH THROUGH THOUSANDS OF MEN POUR THROUGH ALL SEATS FOR WAR FACING DAIRYMEN RETURNED TO ASSEMBLY OUR WAR CONTRIBUTION LECTURE TAKEN

BOMB-SHATTERED DUNKERQUE Arrangements are now com­ Some Want To Know Why Right Of Appeal In Disputes £40,000 Enthusiastically pleted for the war lecture at the Cream Is Being Imported Here Inserted By The Council Passed Yesterday Morning Opera House tomorrow night. That the public is keenly inter­ It has been learned from several At yesterday's meeting of the Although only received at yester­ ested is shown by the fact that reliable sources that in recent weeks Legislative Council another three- day's meeting from the Assembly, War-Weary Allied Soldiers Tell Of Nazi Losses all available seats had been there has been a change in the policy quarters of an hour was devoted to distributed by Wednesday last. the Legislative Council gave the of the Food and Supply Control Clause 13, of the Savings Bank Bill utmost expedition to The War Con­ As already announced, the Board, specifically in the granting of but half an hour later the committee tribution Resolve, 1940, which reads speakers will be Major D.R.G. permits to certain companies to im­ stage of this Bill was passed and the as follows:— Five Times Greater Than Theirs Cameron and Mr. F. O. Misick, port cream and an ice-cream mix. bill was ordered to be returned to the, M.O.P. and, in addition, the Whereas this Colony Is earnestly This has produced dissatisfaction Assembly with a request for concur­ resolved to make financial contri­ services of the Bermuda Ama­ among some of the dairymen, who rence in the Council's amendments. teur Symphony Orchestra, un­ butions in accordance with Its see ahead still another problem of The Council adjourned for another means to the Imperial Government der the direction of Mark Wil­ surpluses in excess quantities of milk ENEMY DEAD AND WOUNDED PLACED AT 500,000 liams, have been secured. An week after passing the War Contri­ toward the cost of the war, and and feel resentful because these per­ bution Resolve and turning over to Whereas it id now deemed pos­ excellent selection of appro­ mits are being granted. priate patriotic music will be the Private Bills Committee the sible to make such a contribution, IN ESTIMATES IN ALLIED CIRCLES played during the seating of the Several individuals in the dairy Masters Limited Act, incorporating Resolved, therefore, that the audience, and the .orchestra business were questioned yesterday the Masters Hardware Company, Colonial Treasurer is hereby re­ will accompany the singing of by a reporter of The Royal Gazette and reading a first time by title quired to pay to the Imperial Gov­ LONDON, May 31. (CP).—The great drama of the withdrawal from Dunkerque "Land of Hope and Glory" & Colonist., A general expression of Supplementary Appropriation Re­ ernment the sum of Forty thou­ and the National Anthem at the complaint was not evident. Many solve No. 8, re-yoting £125 for cost of sand pounds as a contribution from neared its close late tonight, as heavy detachments of Allied troops poured through the of the smaller dealers were complete­ a diorama and the last £626 of Ber­ besieged city on the way to England. In a last desperate attempt to crush the with­ conclusion. The soloist will be the Government of these Islands Thomas Phillips. ly unmoved by.the change. One of muda's contribution of £19,000 to­ to the Imperial Government toward drawing Allied armies, the Germans flung ten armoured divisions into the struggle, but the largest suppliers of dairy products, wards cost of construction of the the cost of the present war. The doors will open at 8.30 however, had much to say against air port. Since no airways subsidy the withdrawal continued successfully under the raking fire of Allied warships and p.m., the lecture will commence In moving that advantage be •the new and possibly temporary pro­ is now being paid, the situation is taken of the Rule of the Council the ceaseless bombing of Royal Air Force 'planes. At least 100,000 men have already at 9 o'clock. cedure. that while, the Colonial Development arrived in English south-east ports, it was estimated. Troops returning said that Ger­ Fund contributed £27,834 towards to deal with this Resolve at once, He described his present difficul­ the Colonial Secretary, Major E. man losses had been five times those of the Allies. In London and Park;, the German ties'in view of the sharp advance in construction Bermuda gave the site and £19,000 (besides 9 years' exemp­ A. T. Dutton commented: dead and wounded are estimated to have reached 500,000. prices of feed and hay, and he feared "It Is with the greatest pleasure that he would soon be having more tion from taxation) and is paying A naval spokesman in London declared that the loss of a ANTI-JAPANESE BEETLE annually £700 for wireless service and and pride, Mr. President, that I small transport, three destroyers and several small auxiliary troubles with surplus quantities of introduce this Resolve. It seems ITALY BREAKS OFF DEAL milk due to the loss of trade he sus­ £600 for air port maintenance by vessels in the evacuation operations was trifling compared with CAMPAIGN HERE GOES ON the Works Department. to me that this is something much the lives saved. tained through importing of cream. more than a conventional gesture FOR CONTRABAND CHANGE He explained that it took from Meanwhile, as their comrades in the north fought their way SAVINGS BANK ACT of assistance from this ancient to the coast, French and British troops on the Somme cleaned Strict Quarantine Is To Be eight to ten quarts of milk to get a Colony to the Mother Country. The np in. the Abbeville sector at the western tip of the front. The Now Expected To Cast Lot quart of cream, and in the sale of ice­ With regard to the Savings Bank generous thoughts which moved the Abbeville bridgehead was taken but the town itself is not yet. Enforced in "Danger Period" cream much of his excess production Act, after long explanations and set- sponsor of the proposal, the stir­ reported to have been wrested irom the Germans. With Germany in The War of milk was absorbed. He estimated ling of questions at procedure (the ring Words with which he introduced In the north, a French spokesman said, the triangular shaped some people were importing cream latter because of fears that the Co­ it into the Legislature, and the loyal The Department oi Agriculture's at about 4/6d a quart in quantity, lonial Treasurer might have to vote French force was continuing to fight its way to the coast. He LONDON, May 31 (CP).—Premier enthusiasm with which the elected described the battle of Flanders as the first round; the next round comprehensive plans to protect Ber­ which included freight- and duty. against his own motion), the Hon. Mussolini had vetoed negotiations muda as far as possible from invasion representatives of the Colony sprang is expected to be fought on the Somme and the Aisne front de­ He referred to his wholesale price of F. G. Gosling finally effected a sub­ with Britain for a contraband con­ by the Japanese Beetle will get under ice-cream, which was 2/3 a quart, and to their feet in welcoming it, seem fending Paris. The French spokesman said that here the Germans stitution which made Clause 13 to me to be symbolic of all that trol agreement, removing practically way today, which marks the begin­ said it was retailed at 4/- a quart. read as follows:— would find the northern Allied resistance has lasted just too long all doubt here that he intends taking is finest in our Empire. They dem­ ning of the quarantine period that He did not question the profit mar­ 13 (1) If any dispute arises between for the Nazis' good. ygfc>; Italy into war on Germany's side.: extends until September 30. These gin, for he knew that stocking ice­ onstrate once again its strength, The only doubt left in the minds of the Colonial Postmaster and any its vitality and its unity in the hour Escape by sea of considerable num- Details of the withdrawal are dis­ summer months are known as the cream was not just a matter of plac­ depositor, or any executor, adminis­ bers of Allied forces from the Flan­ closed in various communiques issued diplomatic observers here is when "danger period," when the pest ing on a shelf—it had to be kept In of danger, and I believe firmly that II Duce will line up with his partner. trator, next of kin, committee, credi­ that devoted spirit will in the end ders pocket, and continued embarka­ tonight. The Air Ministry's com- forsakes its grub-like stage under­ good condition, and that probably tor or assignee of any depositor or tion of French, British and Belgian muniue stated: "Throughout yes­ Some believe Italy will enter wai ground and emerges as the beetle necessitated extra cost. achieve victory. I, for one, am proud any person claiming to be entitled and encouraged to observe this troops at shattered Dunkerque, in­ terday and last night, bombers of the within a few days, perhaps during stage. It is during-this period when to any money deposited in the Sav­ Another informant referred to this manifestation of it." dicate that the German air force, Royal Air Force maintained then- the week-end. Others take the view the beetle is above ground that the dairyman and said that, if given the ings Bank, the matter in dispute despite its preponderance in num­ pressure on the enemy's lines of that Mussolini will wait two or three greatest danger exists, since the beetle opportunity, he could easily give the shall be referred to a Judge in Cham­ As junior member of the Council, bers, is nbt all-powerful. It has communication. Troops, tanks, mo­ weeks, perhaps intervening first with can fly considerable distances and local buyers a good and fair price on bers, whose order and determination the Hon. J. D. B. Talbot said he been unable to keep the British navy torised columns and bridges were a peace gesture. invade ships and aircraft voyaging ice cream if they would only support shall be binding on all parties and would like to say that "we ought from effecting evacuation. German subject to intense bombing attacks from the United States to Bermuda. him consistently. v shall be final. to be proud to associate ourselves bombers in large numbers attempted which faclitated the withdrawal op­ LONDON, May 31 (Reuters).—It It is in this stage too, that the beetle with this effort of the Colony. The to harass the operation, but were re­ eration of the Allied armies. One of was learned here today that on Tues­ One dairyman said he was not in (2) The Chief Justice may make does most of its tremendous damage the same position as some of the amount should be very much more, peatedly driven off by anti-aircraft Our aircraft is missing. day the Italian Government broke to all kinds of vegetation, Including rules governing the submission and others, for he was able to use up a hearing of disputes referred to a but it is well to go carefully and we fire and British fighter aircraft. off negotiations for a new arrange­ farmer's crops. can still send further contributions DECREASE IN AIR ACTIVITY ment for British contraband control lot of his cream in the manufacture Judge in Chambers under the pro­ Ships of the Royal Navy carried of ice-cream and had an established visions of the last preceding sub­ if necessary.". troops to Britain and gave effective (Last week Sir Wilfred Green returned It will be recalled that last year, "Bombing operations have been from Rome with a basis of agree­ nine live Japanese beetles were inter­ clientele. His assumed reason for section. The Colonial Treasurer, the Hon. protection to the transports engaged continued with great intensity the importing of foreign cream was: J. T. Trimingham, could not add in the work. ment which the Military of Infor­ cepted in Bermuda under very diverse (3) In this section the expression throughout today. Formations of mation described as highly satisfac­ conditions. Two were found on "A number of people seem to have "Judge in Chambers" means the anything to the words of the BODES ILL FOB INVASION bur fighters maintained an offen­ tory.) Continued on Page 8 Continued on Page 2 Continued on Page 2 Continued on Page 2 sive patrol over the Dunkerque area The operation bodes ill for a Ger­ The Italian press continues to take yesterday. Weather conditions were a strongly pro-German tone, and man invasion of England. If the unfavourable and there was a marked enemy air force could not succeed Italian claims to Corsica are voiced decrease in enemy air activity. One in L'Avorro Fascists. After repeating CLIPPER PUTS IN HERE THE CENTRE SPONSORS EDUCATION WEEK AT THE 10 BUSINESS FIRMS BACK against the fire from ships and a Dornier bomber was shot down. numerically smaller air force in the claim that Corsica belongs to Today these patrols have continued. Italy, it says that the problem of the EN ROUTE TO, U.S. NEW STYLE IN HATS CENTRAL SCHOOL ENDED AIR TRAINING SCHOOL stopping the cross-channel move­ Reports so far received show that 'our ment, they will not be able to assure Islands must be finally settled dur­ fighters destroyed 12 enemy >aircraft ing "the present European war. safe passage for the German trans­ and damaged three others. English M.P. Tells Of Great Thriving Branch Of Local Governor Presents Prizes And Agree To Pay For Courses ports. "Apart from these activities, fea­ PARIS, May 31 (Reuters).—Italian Tragic as the necessity for evacua­ tures of the battle to which the main journalists here and in other parts of Task Facing Empire Industry Is Forecast Inspects Pupils' Work Of Ten Student Fliers tion is, the fighting which led up to effort of the Royal Air Force has been Continued on Page 6 it inflicted a heavy toll and loss on Among the passengers who arrived Bermuda bonnets may soon adorn Education Week at the Central Ten Bermuda business houses have directed, heavy bombers last night at Darrell's Jsland yesterday aboard milady's coiffure, not only locally School, Pembroke, was concluded each generously offered to defray the enemy and demonstrated the carried out offensive operations courage and fighting spirit of the the Yankee Clipper was Mr. Oliver but in many cities abroad. The yesterday with a visit by His Ex­ training expenses in the Bermuda against military objectives in'north­ ROOSEVELfSATC U.S. HAS Simmonds, Member of Parliament famous Easter lily which has become cellency the Governor and the pre- Flying School of one student who new British and French armies. It west Germany." is estimated the Germans outnum­ TO SPEED ITS DEFENCES for the Duddeston District of Bir­ synonymous of these Islands is, likely sentaton of prizes which followed an signifies his willingness to serve A communique issued by the mingham, who was enroute from to have a strong competitor in the afternoon of demonstrations and ex­ abroad, according to information bered their opponents three to one French Air Ministry read: "At night­ after the collapse of the Belgians. England to New York. feminine mind, which constantly hibitions by the children of the released yesterday by the Committee fall yesterday fighter aircraft carried Mr. Simmonds, in an interview searches for the chic and the original school. in charge. The Air Ministry announced to­ out reconnaissances from a high Asks Extra Billion Dollars In night that many direct hits were with The Royal Gazette & Colonist, in fashion. Rumours were current Yesterday's programme included These firms are: The Bank of altitude in the region of Dunkerque, Message To Congress expressed keen delight at the in­ last evening about a new venture an inspection by the Governor and Bermuda, Limited, The Bank of N. T. registered on German troop concen­ and flew over territory occupied by trations and motorised columns on auguration erf the Bermuda War which is expected to be launched on Mrs. Hastings Brooke of the exhi­ Butterfield & Son, H. A. &. E. Smith, the enemy. On their return flight WASHINGTON, May 31 (Reuters). Fund Appeal and the ready response Monday morning. bition of work done by the children, Limited, Edmund Gibbons, Pearman * the Nieuport road along the Belgian they swept very low without oppo­ coast by navy aircraft operating with —President Roosevelt today asked which the people of Bermuda have The inventive mind of a local young a demonstration by the children in Watlington & Company, Gosling sition. Congress for immediate action on an made. He added, "In the course of lady has evolved a hat which is made arts and crafts, manual training and Brothers, Limited, Trimingham Bro­ the coastal command during the "Patrols of bombing 'planes at­ afternoon. extra emergency defence programme the history of the Empire there have entirely from palm tree fibres. A physical training exhibitions, an in­ thers, Limited, the Bermuda Fire tacked enemy units on the Somme involving another $1,000,000,000. He been many occasions when the reporter from The Royal Gazette & spection of the gardens, and the pre­ & Marine Insurance Company, the A young Royal Air Force man be­ river near Abberville and other ob­ Colonist, while not an expert in the sentation of prizes. Bermuda Ttlephone Company, and side a 'plane tonight said simply, gave no specific figures or outline of dogged determination of the British jectives around the town, notably an his new plan, but said the additional people to stand together has solved field of fashion but who nevertheless His Excellency and Mrs. Hastings the Bermuda Electric Light Com­ "We can whack the daylights out of anti-aircraft battery which was put prides himself he has an eye for the pany. Jerry with these fine- Hurricane fight­ expenditure was needed for speedy problems which, to those who were Brooke were met at the entrance to out of action. All our aircraft re­ enlargement of the defence pro­ immersed in them at the time, things that are different and smart, the school by Mr. O. G. G. Gilbert, The school is now operating with ers, but we need more 'planes, many turned to their base. Enemy objec­ has seen this creation. He also did more of them." He said it calmly, gramme. seemed well-nigh insurmountable." Director of Education, Mr. F. O. a full class of students under Pilot- tives north of the Somme were also not fail to hear the admiring and Misick, Chairman of the Board of Instructor Edward Stafford. Eigh­ and a worn-out British soldier from As long as the possibility exists ' 'The Empire has certainly assumed attacked and harassed by other that not one continent or two con­ envious comments of other young Education, ancT-Mr..Scott, the Head­ teen men are now receiving instruc­ Flanders reiterated the plea, "For bomber groups. One 'plane failed to a task which calls for the co-opera-, ladies, who stared at the bonnet God's sake gtra us more 'planes." tinents, but all the continents may master. Also present were a number tion. return. In the course of these actions tion of all citizens," he continued. which sat pertly on the head of the of members of the Board of Education. The school plans to have an ad-' becqme involved in a world-wide "The end is not in doubt, but inso­ more than twenty tons of bombs war, reasonable precautions'must be wearer. Evidently, the news spread Cups were awarded for participa­ ditional Luscombe seaplane within LONDON, May 31 (Reuters).—The were dropped with success. During far as each one of us puts our whole quickly because the reporter learned shuttling back and forth in the Chan­ taken for American defence to be tion in sports and for good conduct. a month. This 'plane will be a sister last night our bombers dropped heart in securing victory, so much that on Monday morning, between The cricket cup, donated by Mr. ship to the one now in operation at nel of craft of all sorts and sizes con­ made more certain, said Mr. Roose­ sooner will our cause be won," munitions and other supplies to velt. 10 a.m. and 12.00 noon, replicas of James Richards, was won by Gilbert Darrell's Island, and is being pro­ tinued into the night as the task of Allied troops in the Dunkerque re­ Mr. Simmonds added. ; He added that the almost incred­ the hat are to be exhibited at the House, the football cup, donated by cured because of the many applica­ removing the British Expeditionary gion by means of parachutes. Garden Shop on Queen Street. It is Force and their French and Belgian ible events of the past two weeks The Yankee Clipper also brought Mr. George A. Williams, M.C.P., was tions coming in. 'On their return they flew ex­ in Europe had necessitated the ac­ Miss Rosemary Kennedy, the eldest also believed The Centre will sponsor shared by Gilbert and Watlington The following is a list of the stu­ comrades went on under incessant and encourage this project, and in­ attack by German aircraft and motor tremely low and obtained impor­ quisition of airplanes, tanks, anti­ daughter of the TJ.S. Ambassador to Houses, and the rounders cup, pre­ dents now receiving training: F. R. tant information about the move­ aircraft and anti-tank guns, as well London, Mr. Joseph P. Kennedy. tend to put on a sales drive the like of sented by Mr. J. J. Arnold, went to Bernard, J. W. R. Dodwell, J. Lang, torpedo boats. Many thousands of which -has not been seen here for W- troops—the number was authori- ments of German troops who had as mechanised vehicles, beyond his Miss Kennedy remained in Europe Watlington House, which also was D. McMartin, E. Nichol, P. G. Jones, imagined they were perfectly secure original estimate. The needs for the to continue her art studies when her some time. awarded the netball cup, presented Capt. Pattisson, Capt. J. J. O'Brien, tativly stated to be "large"—have i: already been safely transported to because of low-lying clouds. Some national safety were,ffl^Jt. ' - mother, brothers and sisters returned Several young ladles will model the by Miss W. Robinson. G. A. Osborn, F. R. Stemp, H. Step­ England from the grim conflict which of our planes returned to their base The United States Navy *\£'-lW to the United't States last Autumn. hat on Monday, and pictures will be The girls' cup for conduct, present­ hens, K. F. Trimingham, Jr., G. lag brought the German guns close after five hours. Today a group of stay Jat Honolulu until further Also on the 'plane was, Mr. Edward E. taken of them. It is understood that ed by the Reverend Eustace Strong, Weloh, W. 8. Williams, J. 8. White- to England. Continued on Page 12 orders, it was announced here today. ?:-;.;« contfci—d on Page 2 L;.., Continued on Page * Continued on Pace 8 Continued on Page a «*»; Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1940.

1 PEMBROKE POLITICAL Education Week At The Surplus Milk Problem Facing Council Rush Through Our 10 Business Firms Back Air Sip Smjai fertt? Central School Ended Dairymen War Contribution Training School atto (Otakmtet latlg ^he ZDiary ASSOCIATION WAR FUND Continued from-Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 INCORPORATING Colonial Secretary, but deemed it cross, A. Wingood, B. Woik and O. THE ROYAL GAZETTE (ESTAB. 18281 of Decision Taken At Recent was awarded to Irene Dowling. the idea that rather than buy local -COLONI9T AND DAILY NEWS (ESTAB. 1888) sufficient to say that every member SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER Calvyn Rowling was the winner of the cream it is less trouble; if they want C. Zuill. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Meeting; Committee Formed boys' cup, which was presented by twenty quarts of cream, to import it. of the Council associate himself It is hoped in the very near fu­ Mr. M. A. Gibbons. Good conduct They do not have to shop around to with the views and sentiments ex­ ture to have at least forty men under­ PROPRIETORS medals, presented by Mrs. DaCosta buy it." pressed, and he hoped the Resolve At a meeting of the Pembroke going training who, upon completing To the Command Athletic Meeting to lower form pupils, were won by would go through this House as it THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. yesterday and a fine time spent, the Political Association held at the Another dairyman said that it was their course, will be available for the REID STREET. HAMILTON Sybil Black and Henry Robinson. day being gloriously fine and theAlexandrin a Hall, Court Street, a case of some people trying to save a did the other. Empire air needs. sport excellent. Eight proud am I Hamilton, the guest speaker was Mr. The exhibition of work was par­ few pennies. The Hon. K. F. Trimingham heart­ Under the rules governing .the EDITOR: E. T. SAYER to see my young son acquit himself J. Oardie Mosse, barrister-at-law. ticularly interesting, and the re­ Information was obtained that ily endorsed the views of the School, for each paying or under­ MANAGERS E. C. MCLAUGHLIN well albeit he is without training. Mr. Mosse said that he was not there sults showed enterprise and clever­ about two weeks ago a group of dairy­ Colonial Secretary and other mem­ written student, the School agrees ness on the part of both children men were met by a representative of bers, declaring that "Bermuda SUBSCRIPTION RATES My old friend Walter J. Olemson to enter into a discussion of the to train an additional student free and teachers. The Assembly Hall the Food and Supply Control Board, should do everything and pay our LOCALi—ONE YEAR 40/- six MONTHS 20/. with me for he has returned to his science of Government, nor to waste of charge. All students in this cate­ FOREIGN I—TO UNITED STATES AND CANADA was filled with a variety of articles beloved Bermuda for that Boston much time in idle talk, he was there whose object was to secure such data last penny to help the cause." gory must be between the ages of ftZ.OO PER YEAR. To GREAT BRITAIN. SO/. suffered nine days of cold, rain and for action. which the children had made, and from the men that-a survey might Major R. W. Appleby agreed that 18 and 28, ind must pass all the R.A.F. PEN YEAR many useful and beautiful things be made of the situation to discover ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARC PREPAYABLE wet weather. Yet I fear me that is an It was quite evident that the this proposed amount of money for requirements. excuse. I verily believe he has re­ were on sale. A committee of judges what surpluses might accumulate if the purposes of the war is un­ PHONES I EDITORIAL «0=»t ADVERTISING CIRCULA Empire was receiving a very serious had been appointed to judge the people continue to be granted per­ Interested applicants may apply VW>*). KTC lost turned "to defeat me at his favourite assault which threatened the lib­ doubtedly supported by the whole to the Secretary to the School, Mr. game of Lexicon, at which he is a things that the pupils had made, mits for importations of cream and of the Council, and the President of erty and safety of all British subjects. and their first choice were stool and ice-cream mix. B. V. C. Smith, at the Bank of Ber­ SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1940 past master since he cons every word He was quite sure that the Empire the Council, the Hon. R. C. H. Hal- muda, Limited. ' ever used in a cross-word puzzle. chair coverings, woven from sea grass One of the dairymen present at this lett, wished to add his appreciation would ultimately be victorious, but and executed in a number of intricate * * * the struggle was going to be long, meeting had this to say: of all that had been said. He felt THE TRAP THAT styles and colour schemes. This "We were told that the Board had "that it is a satisfaction to all to Reading my morning paper and I entailing a loss of millions of human committee was composed of Mrs. FAILED am indeed thrilled at the heroism of lives and a great deal of money. loosened upTn allowing certain people realize that we are doing in a small DaCosta, Mrs. David Tucker, Mrs' to .bring in a little cream and ice­ way something that is constructive "Wesley" Methodist Church our gallant troops though I do deeply He was aware, he said, that we were Clara Gordon, Mr. A. M. Purcell and The battle of Flanders is draw­ deplore the circumstances that have not allowed to share- in the efforts cream mix. There were some theTe towards winning the war." HAMILTON Mr. E. A. McOallan. who had surpluses which they were ing to a close, according to latest made such sacrifice necessary. But | leading to ultimate victory of the Moving that the Resolve be passed official information. There are One of the most beautiful things not able to dispose of. The repre­ by title only, Mr. Talbot hoped that Lord! I count it foolish to see disaster Empire to any great extent, but sentative from the Board promised 11.00 a.m.—Worship indications that it will go down we were determined however, re­ that had been made by the pupils this contribution would be accepted in every change of plan, and I verily was a bed spread which was the work to find out what quantity was being in history as one of the greatest, believe that we are now nearer to gardless of consequences, to mani­ by thosa in London not for the 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School if not actually the greatest, of of five girls from form 4 O, Susan imported and what surpluses there material amount of money which ultimate victory than at one time fest our love and loyalty to the were that could take care of the de­ 7.30 p.m.—Worship all military feats. The Allied Crown in a very substantial way. Mouchette, Marion Pulley, Eldika Bermuda is going to give but as a looked possible. For war, waged as Tuckett, EvonBroadbelt, and Brad- mand for Importations. As far as I Preacher, morning and evening forces were not victorious, but the enemy is now doing, needs un­ He was there to make a suggestion further sign of loyalty and coopera­ they were triumphant. One of daline Galloway. This bed spread am concerned, I have been alright tion, which will be worth much more Rev. CLAYTON A. MUNRO, D.D. limited supplies such as Hitler cannot that a fund be established under up until this week, but my situation the leading radio news commen­ the auspices of the Pembroke Polir was made of 520 squares woven from than any amount of money contri­ A cordial invitation is extended to maintain. mercerized floss, and sewn to­ later on is going to mean that I have tators, himself a gifted speaker, I do wonder sometimes whether tical Association, to be known as buted by this Colony. visitors. declared last night that it was gether with linen' thread. These a surplus. Personally, we have heard the modern Nazi ever read the-older the Pembroke Political Association a lot of talk about conserving for­ beyond the power of tongues or War Fund, and that the amounts girls also had a great many other German poets. For Schiller, who died similar things on display in a special eign exchange. I don't see that people pens to describe this masterpiece in 1806, once wrote: | collected be forwarded to His Ex­ of defence and retirement. part of the exhibition, which included will starve if they haven't their ice­ "One look below the Almighty gave, cellency the Governor, who would cream anyway." send it to the proper channel. He a 414 square Afghan., made by Cora Army, navy, air force — to Where streamed the lion-flags of Whitter of Form Seven. whom shall we ascribe the thy proud foe; hoped that the public would put no honour and glory? Not to any And nearer and wider yawned the obstacles in the way to embarrass There were many hook rugs, of MILITARYTAND CONCERT varied hues and designs, and a splen­ one force, but to the trinity of horrent grave. or nullify the aims of the Associa­ TOMORROW MORNING forces. Courage, daring, skill— 'And who,' said He, 'shall lay My tion, and he was asking for an is­did group of woven baskets and trays. A FETE all of them all of these to the England low— land-wide cooperation among the The ability of the pupils in needle­ work was exemplified in a great many The Band of the 2nd. Bn., The highest degree. We have lost The stem that blooms with hero- coloured community. King's Shropshire Light Infantry, FOR a battle, but in losing it we have deeds— The speaker then made a motion ^™id^ a^]w^f^^d.!^S will attend Church Parade on Sun­ proved beyond a doubt that we The rock when man from wrong a in conformity with hisv suggestion, pillow cases and wearing apparel. day (tomorrow) commencing at 10.30 shall win the war. Defeat can­ refuge needs— which was seconded by Mr. J. A. C. Other items in the exhibition in­ a.m., and will play a short programme WAR CHARITIES cluded beaded work, picture frames not touch men so fine and a cause The stronghold where the tyrant Smith and unanimously accepted of music following the service in the and The Rectory Fund so just. comes in vain? by the Association. done in silkatine, raffia baskets and Prospect Bandstand. small objects, boxwood furniture, Little by little the tangled Who shall bid My England vanish Further details of the operation The programme follows: will be held at threads of the yet incompleted from the main?' " of the committee appointed to carry palmetto fans, and bookbinding. Grand March:—-Men of Harlech story are unravelled before us. Hitler has denied the Almighty, out the scheme will appear from Of interest was the scrap table, German. The B.EJT. and our French and but the Almighty will not forget time to time. on which were innumerable items WATERiOT INN made from the left-overs of other Overture:—Rosamunde, Schubert. Belgian Allies were outnumber­ Hitler, He has first sent him mad, Two Popular Numbers:— SOUTHAMPTON ed rrom the start, taking the full and that, we are told, is the first step projects, rruny of them of a most Savings Bank Bill Is ingenious nature. The school gar­ (1) Bermuda keep your place in brunt of the German attack, a towards destruction. the sun, Adderley, mechanised attack of unparalled • * • Returned To Assembly dens were represented by a variety of vegetables which had been picked (ii) When you wish upon a star, Thursday, June 6th force and ferocity. Then the in­ A good story told of a clerk in one Rainer. explicable surrender of the Bel­ of our banks who did approach an Continued from Page 1 that day, including beans, turnips, cabbage and beets. Selection:— The Gondoliers, to be opened by gian ex-King and Commander- official at a theatre. Chief Justice, or in his absence an Sullivan. in-Chief left our forces not only "Look here," he said, you've a Assistance Justice of the Supreme There were also several maps made Finale:— Auld Lang Syne, H.E. THE GOVERNOR depleted but exposed, caught in a job at the theatre so you Court of Bermuda, sitting in Cham­ by splashing ink-soaked tooth arr'd Plater. a narrow trap from which es­ might easily get me a seat when bers. brushes through a screen onto out­ Regimental March. At 3 p.m. line maps beneath. Several colours cape seemed well nigh impos­ there's a good show on." This does away with the proposed 1 National Anthems:—Canada, sible. Against those weakened, - "Right!" replied the theatrical arbitrator approved by the Gov-frere utilised in this (work. A unique France, exposed lines the Germans than, "and since you work at the ernor-in-Council entirely, and once feature of the exhibition was a wel­ England. Attractions: hurled their strength. Hitler bank you can easUy get me a pound this contentious clause was out of come sign, made by one of the teach­ (By kind permission of Lieut-Colonel and his henchmen were ready note or two whenever there's a good the way progress was more speedy, ers and M. Peters, a pupil in class R. B. L. Persse and officers). THE B.M.A. BAND and eager for the kill, and the deposit." though there was some discussion Six B. The sign was in the shape of a heart, and made up of many small Bandmaster:—Mr. F. W. Dennett Children's Fancy Dress Parade kill seemed inevitable and im * • • over Clause 14, which "lets out" A.R.O.M. minent. Steadily our men fell the Government and its officials in hearts, each of which contained the I do tear that when our Honourable initials of one of the teachers. Miscellaneous Stalls back toward the coastline, a House does again meet all the lions case savings are paid out to the wrong magnificent rear guard action and the lambs will lie down together person by reason of such mischances A DANCE Numerous Games — Side-Shows — Competitions magnificently aided by the as the stealing of a deposit book, and peace will be restored. to be held at TEAS & SUPPERS SERVED R.A.F. At last the sea, and the A change of opinion, once so hotly requiring the person aggrieved to well known, welcome roar of himself sue for repayment. URGES ACTIVE U.S. AID "THE ROWLEYS" held to be a sign of weakness, will be Tennis Court, Riddell's Bay British and French naval guns applauded as strength of character, The preamble having been duly Admission 6d. (Children ad.) shelling the advancing enemy and direct taxation, once described changed so that the Bill refers to the FOR THE ALLIES Music by Charlie Ward's Then embarkation in spite of as a foolish system in vogue in obso­ one and only Government Savings "Modernairs" terrific aerial attacks. And fi­lete countries, will be held to be a Bank and none .other, Clause 1 was WASHINGTON, May 31 (OP).— nally, "Blighty," home, and scientific policy possible only to also amended on recommittal by Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow, Col. Lind­ Friday, June 7th safety. progressive people. inserting a definition of "the Savings bergh's mother-in-law, today urged Commences 8.30 p.m. Bank." the United States to give active aid According to one source ap­ to the Allies in a telegram from her Admission 2/- Though the Trustees of this insti­ Proceeds for War Charities proximately one half of the tution will still be known as thewhic h was placed in the Congres­ B.E.F., together with many THEY SAY Trustees of the Bermuda Savings sional record. 943t«.tu.tk. French and Belgian soldiers Bank, and no change of title will - have already been' successfully That the Command Athletic Meeting therefore be necessary on investment Gay — Romantic — Comedy— evacuated, and the work contin certificates in various parts of the ues apace. There are no words was a great success. DAILY Hamilton * • * world, it will still be legally incor­ Somerset too praiseful for all the rescued rect to refer to it as the Bermuda 3.00 "Bay-IZime "Wife" and the rescuers. But credit That much promising material was 8.00 COLONY THEATRESSt . George revealed. Savings Bank, since "the Savings Starring where credit is due—last night's Bank" merely means "the Savings reports stated that Dame Nature * * * TYRONE POWER _ „. LINDA DARRELL Bank conducted by the Bermuda Aeolian Hall Masonic Hall King of the Movies • Sensation of Hotel for helped by spreading her mantle That the three mile race revealed a Government." The Assembly was Somerset of ^mist, the London type "pea star in the B.V.R.O. 3 and 7.45 p.m. Women asked by Message to concur in these Preston Foster - Madge Evans WENDY BARRIE, WARREN WILLIAM & JOAN DAVIS soup" fog, over the Channel to * * * amendments. "The Singing hamper the blitzkriegers and "ARMY GIRL" A Twentieth Century-Fox Production That the assurance of a continued The Council adjourned to Friday facilitate thee Allied withdrawal. shipping service is welcome. Vagabond" Bob Steele next. Members present at this meet­ 'ARIZONA GUNFIGHTER' Matinee Evening The trap that failed has been * * * ing were: the President (the Hon. 3.30 and 8.45 p.m. News •• 2.45 7.45 costly to the enemy, costly in That someone deserves a lot of credit. R. C. H. Hallett), the Colonial Sec­ Lew Ayres - Helen Mack Serial MAIN FEATURE 3.00 8.00 ltfe (a minor consideration with * * * retary (the Hon. E. A. T. Dutton), "On Guard in the Air" etc 4.15 9.15 the Nazis), and costly in war "King oS the Town Hall That the calendar for the Assizes is the Colonial Treasurer (the Hon. St. George News Repeated — 10.05 mechanism which are less easily slightly heavier than usual. J. T. Trimingham) the Hon. Dr. Newsboys" 8.15 p.m. and quickly replaced. No figures * * * T. H. Outerbridge, the Hon, Major "ON GUARD IN THE AIR" are available, of course, but the That unfortunately there is one case R. W. Appleby, the Hon. F. G. Gos­ 10.00 "NAVY BLUES" Special film on Britain's Royal Air Force Nazi losses in men, tanks and of major crime. ling, the Hon. K. F. Trimingham ON TRIAL" 9.30 p.m. planes must have been stagger That in Trinidad and the Hon. J. D. B. Talbot. "PORTIA Gene Autry ing. In the mad lust to spring 'Ohatterbugs' "Dick Tracy" Bermuda's Doors. have been warned. o Episode 2 that death trap Hitler flung for­ "THE BIG SHOW" Largest Open ward men and machines ruth­ Clipper Puts In Here En "Dick Tracy" Serial f'OLonmi, That the warning might be useful Theatre 1.00 & 7.15 lessly and recklessly. The final Route To U.S. X^y OPERA HOUSF day of reckoning may still be elsewhere. far off, but these last few toll * » » BIG KffiDIE SHOW AT 1.30 — That alarmists might also take heed. Continued from Page 1 taking days have brought it Moore, of the U.S. Department of Walt Disney's "Farmyard Symphony" in Technicolour — nearer. * * * State in Washington. Neither Miss Oswald the Rabbit — MGM colour Cartoon and Serial That the meeting on Sunday evening Hitler has gained successes, Kennedy nor Mr. Moore had any- — PR I Z E S — m at the Opera House should prove hing to say to the reporter. The expense involved in putting your Said Mr. Arthur Greenwood, most interesting and instructive. At Kiddie Show Only At 2.00 and 9.4S British Minister without Port­ The Clipper arrived at 7.30 a.m., 4 folio, against small, comparative­ * * * having been ordered to call in at estate in trust is but a fraction of the "PRAIRIE "MILLION ly defenceless countries by shock That the Bermuda Amateur Sym­ Bermuda by Pan American officials JUSTICE" DOLLAR LEGS" attacks and barbarous methods, phony Orchestra will provide the when it was learned that there was and there is substantial ground music. fog in the New York area. She at­ savings resulting from sound estate At 7.45 Only fqr the belief that his next ob­ * # * tempted to continue the flight later jective is the British Isles. He That the development of coloured in the morning, but soon returned management. This Bank is an Another hot-from-the-headlines thrill scoop may do much damage and cause talent is most gratifying. to the air base. It is expected that she "UNDERCOVER DOCTOR" . great suffering there, but he wijl * * * will leave for New York this morning. Twenty-one bags of mail were taken efficient, responsible Trustee. from J. Edgar Hoover's "Persons in Hiding" meet a people who are powerful, That in a short time a concert will be LLOYD NOLAN J. CARROL NAISH prepared and preparing, indomi­ given in Victoria Park. from the Clipper for censoring here. tably resolute. If bis sanity is * # * Nine of these bags were from Ger­ JACKPOT £37 — SCREENO not wholly submerged in his That it will probably see the biggest many. brutality he will ponder over gathering of local talent ever SANDYS THEATRE SOMERS OPERA HOUSE the trap that failed and the rea­ assembled. At 3.00 and 8.25 sons why it failed. It were bet­ That only the foolish and timid At 3.00 and 8.25 * # * judge of war by a momentary re­ "EVERYTHING'S ON ICE" ter for Britain that he should That the war news gives all an op­ The Bank of Bermuda "THE SUN NEVER SETS" remember these things and stay verse or victory. At 9.35 portunity for renewed determina­ * * * "BULLDOG with Basil Rathbone his blood stained hand—but it tion and dogged courage. . Limited That ultimate victory is the goal. DRUMMOND'S BRn>E" No. 14 "Flash Gordon" were far, far better for the Fue­ * * * * * * No. 15 "Flash Gordon" hrer and his furies, who must That it proves the necessity for the one day pay the reckoning. combined effort of every man and That that is assured when the cause is woman. right and the resolve strong. :XSS3SSSP5*^ '-.j.-,^r:.:v -."~yT..--~T::~--~-'~ :'-'-"• - ,-'"-'-^:" '"; THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1940

wireless telegraphy car­ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ried in any aircraft shall BERMUDA WAR FUND APPEAL be used for the transmis­ sion of messages other Sponsored By DOGS MURDERED than messages relating TOC. H AND BERMUDA WAR VETERANS' ASSOCIATION G. R. solely to the control, Pembroke, safety or route of the May 30, 1940. aircraft. Previously acknowledged..£3194 18 Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Gilbert 5 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Burnett The Editor, (J) No signals shall be made Henry O. Wilkinson 25 0 Herkes 1 The Royal Gazette & Colonist. from any aircraft other L. A. Bourne o5 0 Sandys Boat Club 5 Sir:— than signals relating O. R. Loblein 30 Jane Edwards GOVERNMENT Young Men's Welfare As­ On Tuesday of this week two beau­ Book Store. 25 10 0 solely to the control, sociation, Somerset... tiful dogs,—valuable in themselves safety or route of the air­ Violet Darrell 10 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Perin- NOTICE Godet & Young 10 chief 2 0 0 and valuable to their two lonely craft. Staff of Godet & Young 4 Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Brang- owners, were murdered by strych­ Every aircraft shall, in Bermuda Fire & Marine man 2 0 nine poisoning—the same in each (k) Ins. Co 100 0 0 Mrs. L. N. Brangman 5 Air Navigation addition to any docu­ Miss Kate Pearman, Mt. L. R. Motyer 3 0 case, and pronounced strychnine ments required to be car­ Hope 100 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spurl- by the Doctor—thereby causing much ried by any Orders, Re Golden Gate 5 ing 5 0 painful distress, and too, bitter A. H. Burland All Ranks, B.V.R.C 31 7 feeling against such cold-blooded gulations or Directions Harry Pearman A. R. Mercer 5 0 Restriction Order for the time being in Dick Masters Bank of Bermuda, Ltd., brutality. force, carry documents Mrs. H. C. Masters (2nd) 500 0 We are really, loth to believe that Miss Leila Middleton (2nd) Mrs. W. J. Howard Trott... 25 0 anyone would commit such a das­ showing:— Marjorie Britton (2nd) 5 0 The Air Navigation Pearman Men's Shop tardly act as to wantonly set poison Robt. and Helen Lee (2nd) Geo. A. Williams 5 0 (Restriction) Order, 1940. (i) the name, permanent Margaret Zuill Mrs. G. H. Dunkley 5 0 to kill dogs—man's most faithful Staff of Golden Gate 2 Mrs. A. B. Robinson, (2nd) 1 0 friend. THE PHOENIX address and national­ C ollection, Intercession 5 Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Zuill.... Certainly the proper authorities ity of • each member of Service at Cathedral 90 Col. R. Swire (2nd) 10 0 FILLS IT ACCURATELY In pursuance of the powers the crew of the air­ Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Eve 5 0 Mrs. O. F. Swire (2nd) 5 0 should make known to the public conferred upon him by the First Atlantic Phoenix Lodge 20 0 Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Outer- at once, that there is a poison deadly craft and of each pas­ Julian H. Patterson 5 0 Schedule of the Colonial Air senger carried in the bridge 2 0 to rats yet harmless to other ani­ YOUR NURSE Mr. and Mrs. H. A. M. Miss Bertha Outerbridge. 1 0 Navigation (Application of aircraft, and the im­ Wilson 5 0 H. & W. Frith, Ltd 100 0 mals. Acts) Order, 1937, as amended Clara A. Smith 2 0 10 0 Every dog lover will agree with GIVES mediate destination 3 0 Wm. Frith by Regulation 36 of the Defence Glencoe Staff, H. & W. Frith 8 16 the writer that every self-respecting IT AS DIRECTED and ultimate destina­ English Sports Shop 5 0 20 0 Regulations, 1939, His Excel­ tion of each passenger; Consolidated Wine Store person should obtain and use such Bermuda Boy Scouts' As­ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Guest 5 0 lency the Governor has been 15 0 poison when necessary to destroy (ii) particulars of the sociation Staff, Bermuda Press 17 10 pleased to make the following. Mrs. Albuoy Darrell 1 0 rats. goods and stores car­ 0 J. Rogers Outerbridge 20 Anon 20 G. Goldring At a time like this when much Order:— Jane and Michael Keegan.. 2 0 2 ried in the aircraft, in­ 0 Mr. and Mrs. H. Kellaway cluding the nature of Police Benevolent Fund... 50 Staff, Thos. Miles & Co 8 of the world is plunged into great 1. This Order may be cited as Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Young Mr. and Mrs. Albert distress and suffering, it behoves the contract of carri­ St. George's 5 2 the Air Navigation (Restric­ age, the name and ad­ 10 Thomas everyone of us to exercise kindliness "You furnish the girl; tion) Order, 1940, and shall Hy. Waldron, St. George's Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gilbert 10 and brotherly love at all times to­ dress of the consignor John Mello Pimental, St. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis... 2 come into force on the date of George's 10 0 Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Gos­ ward each other. ft and the immediate Lea R. Rankin, St. its publication in the Gazette. destination and ulti­ ling (2nd) 20 In the words of Nurse Cavell—"Pa­ We'll furnish the ring! George's..- 2 0 0 Rundel Johnson 2 triotism is not enough; there must mate destination of the Mr. and Mrs. G. Tatem J. E. Lightbourn & Co. 10 be no hatred or bitterness in the 2. This Order shall not apply goods. and Betty 3 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. H. Alan Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Red­ 0 0 heart," and if the writer may be to aircraft belonging to or ex­ 10 0 liams... 10 The old time slogan of a long clusively employed in the ser- (1) No aircraft shall fly in mond, St. George's Mr. and Mr-. E. R. Wil­ permitted to add there must be no such a manner as to en­ Rev. and Mrs. O. B. Sinden liams 10 cause given to arouse hatred or established jewellery firm, and we take "vice of His Majesty. St. George's 10 0 Friend 1 danger or to be likely to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clif­ bitterness. the liberty of quoting it because of its 0 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hol- 3. Except with permission endanger any of His ford, St. George's 1 brow. 1 A higher One than brave Edith appropriateness to the advancing season. Mrs. John S. Darrell 10 1 Majesty's forces, ships or 0 Anon Cavell has said "Love thy neighbour •granted by the Governor, no air­ C. E. Waterwofth 1 T. J. Wadson & Son 40 craft other than an aircraft en­ aircraft or as to interfere Christian Science Society.. 10 0 as thyself." June, the month of marriages is close 0 Bank of N. T. Butterfield gaged in maintaining a regular with or be likely to inter­ Fred Knight 2 & Son (2nd) 500 0 0 Signed Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. at hand, and we have all the accessories — air service to and from these fere with the movements 0 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Couch- A DOG LOVER. or operations of any of Barnes 20 man 10 0 Engagement Rings, Wedding Rings, and Islands shall fly over these Is- Mrs. I. E. Abell 25 0 -o- 0 Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Outer- Gifts galore. . lands or the territorial waters His Majesty's forces, Miss E. A. Abell 25 bridge 10 0 ships or aircraft. F. J. R. Stemp (2nd) 3 0 10 adjacent thereto. 0 Holy Trinity Church 1 W.C.T.U. PUBLIC MEETING Eldon Trimingham 200 Anon 25 0 Mrs. Eldon Trimingham... 50 0 (m) No aircraft shall fly 0 Graham Ingham. 2 0 4. Every aircraft while in or without displaying the Yankee Store 5 George H. Adams 0 The regular monthly meeting of flying over these Islands or the nationality, registration Magnolia Hall Staff 115 Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Rit- the Hamilton Woman's Christian Miss E. Horstwood 5 0 ter (and.) 2 2 The Astwood-Dickinson Co. territorial waters adjacent or other marks prescribed Mary J. G. Howarth....^.... 3 0 Temperance Union will be held, 0 V.J. Godsiff 3 0 by kind permission, in St'. Andrew's thereto shall comply with the for such aircraft by or L. W. Howarth's Staff 10 Peniston—Brown Co. Ltd. Front Street Hamilton ! Well Wisher 2 Hall, Church Street, on Friday, following provisions except in under any convention, 0 (2nd.) 10 Nellie S. Adderley. 5 Mrs. E. M. White 1 June 7, beginning at 8.15 p.m. JL so far as compliance therewithi rule or order for the time Elsie M. Wood 5 0 10n 0 W. Stott 2 All interested in the development is modified or dispensed with by being in force, or with Anne Lough (2nd) Another Bermudian 10 Mrs; Marjorie Outerbridge 1 0 of teen-age boys and girls are spe­ permission granted by the Gov­ false marks, and no de­ 2 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hay­ E. L. Beek cock 2 cially urged to attend to hear the ernor:— vice shall be employed A. M. Pickett 2 0 deliberately to obscure 0 Mrs. C. J. Frith 3 special talk. Anon 5 Staff and Girls of Bermuda The usual monthly offering will (a) No aircraft shall fly over the marks of any air­ Dr. Ora Zuill and Miss High School 13 10 Dickinson 2 0 0 be given to the Bermuda War Fund. any of the following craft. 20 0 0 Somerset Cricket Club...... 5 o Mrs. Julie M. Gosling Warren birnmons. .. 10 places or areas, that is to Deeb Saad (2nd) 10 0 0 2 0 0 Staff, Trimingham Bros... 20 say,—Ireland Island, St 5. If any aircraft flies or at­ Miss Kate and Caro Jones.. Intercession service, St. W. J. Curtis (2nd) 2 0 0 DECORATION DAY David's Island and tempts to fly in contravention of 2 0 0 Peter's Church 7 10 A Friend Quality Bakery.-i*^*...,.... 50 0 Daniel's Head. this Order it shall be lawful for Mrs. W. A. Moore *.1 0 0 0 0 The Berkeley InstState 5 0 For many years at the request of any commissioned officer of His ©7 A. White 1 Mrs. D. M. Shirley 10 (b) Every aircraft arriving H. L. Ingham (2nd) 4 0 0 Lieut. Scarritt Adams, U.S.N., son in these Islands shall as Majesty's Naval, Military or Air 0 0 Annie R. Motyer 10 David Robertson , 5 Agatha Ingham 2 0 of Mr. Henry Coolidge Adams, soon as may be alight on Forces, or any person acting St. Mary's Church, War­ under the orders of any suchi 5 0 Agatha Ingham. 1 0 "Springfield, "Paget, a wreath has the waters adjacent to wick 2 H. G. Butterfield 5 0 officer to Are at such aircraft. Eliza H. Jones 100 0 0 been placed on Decoration Lay on the airport at Darrell's 10 0 0 St. George's Machine Shop 10 0 Dulcie Jones W. E. Meyer & Co 23 0 the tomb of Midshipman Dale in Island ordinarily used in Anon 7 10 0 10 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. and St. Peter's Churchyard, St. George's connection with that air­ 6. If any person contravenes T. J. Pearman & Sons Grace Fox 2 0 0 or fails to comply with any pro­ 0 0 On Thursday (Decoration Day) a port, and every •aircraft Mrs. Archie Brown 10 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. H. H. How­ beautiful floral cross made by Mrs. departing from these Is­ vision of this Order, he shall be Margaret Pugh 1 0 0 ard liable on conviction before a Misses .Outerbridge.. 0 0 Holy Trinity Church ,... Shelley was placed on the tomb lands shall take off from H. W. Social Club 5 Court of Summary Jurisdiction 1 0 0 VeraRichold s of this gallant young officer by Mrs. those waters. Major J. L. Lightbourn. 1 0 0 Dorothy Ann and John Eugene Meyer. to a fine not exceeding two hun­ A. O. Woodman 2 0 0 Staff of Bank of Bda. Ltd. 22 12 (c) No aircraft other than an dred pounds or to imprisonment Mrs. E. H. Adams.. 1 0 0 Empire Day service at •**mig3®m aircraft engaged in sixlMrs.E. G. North 0 0 Cathedral 6 10 10 for a term not exceeding Ssi1 x Mr. and Mrs. G. Gascoigne 10 0 maintaining a regular air ' Dr. W. E. Talbot..^....^.^-. & Anonymous 10 0 months, or to both such fine and Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Wat- "Cinders" 2 0 Mr. andMrs. H. D. Butter­ 0 0 field (2nd).... 100 0 0 service to and from these such imprisonment. lington u 0 N. L. Tucker 5 0 0 10 Chas Jones 2 0 0 Summer Wear • > Islands shall fly between Mrs. Eugene Harvey 5 0 0 Cyril Oooper 0 0 Mrs. Eldon Harvey 10 Mr. and Mrs. S. Clark 5 0 B.W.V.A 100 the hours of sunset and Mrs. Edyth B. WtrrP )le. l 0 0 7. If any aircraft is flown in Mr. and Mrs. Wendell 500 0 Mr. and Mrs. H. CMitch- sunrise. 0 Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Welsh 5 0 0 for contravention of or fails to com­ Anderson 5 0 ell 0 0 ply with this Order or any pro­ Anon 0 Mr. and Mis E. M. Cooper. 0 Dr. and Mrs. C. D. D. King 4

RADIO PROGRAMMES ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK AT RADIO PROGRAMMES COLUMBIA'S CALENDAR THE DX COLUMN FOR TOMORROW VASSAR CELEBRATION Ask for Saturday, June 1st Sunday, June 2nd President Roosevelt's talk at the Conducted by H. 75th anniversary celebration of Vas- The songs of Cole Porter and ST. IVEL BRAND NBC-BED NETWORK sar College is to be heard throughout NBC-RED NETWORK Thursten Clarke Jerome Kern will be featured by the nation over the facilities of Jessica Dragonette, the soprano star WEAF 660 kc/s; WLW 709 ke/«; WIOD, WEAF 660 kc/s; WLW 709 kc/s; WIOD, English Jams—Jellies— 610 kc/s; WGEA 21.50 & 15.33 mc/s; WGEO Columbia Broadcasting System on 619 kc/s; WGEA 21.50 & 15.33 mc/s; WGEO of radio and concert, in solos and 9.53 mc/s. 9.53 mc/s. Cheese—Ox Tongues 12.00—Strings That Sing Sunday afternoon (June 9). 12.00—The Story of All of Us duets with James Newill on the 12.30—Call to Youth CBS microphones will be set up 12.15—Guitarist Compiled in the hope that it may Ford Summer Hour, a feature of 12.45—Piano Duo 12.30—On Your Job on the steps of the home of Dr. 1.00—Music for Moderns make your wanderings over the short Columbia's calendar tomorrow. 1.80—Orchestra 1.30—Silver Strings All of the finest! 1.15—Calling All Stamp Collectors Henry Noble MacOracken, Vassar 2.00—Salute of The Americas—Costa Rica wave bands more purposeful and Leith Stevens conducts the orches­ 130—Matinee in Rhythm president who will be host to the 2.30—Round Table Conference pleasing. tra and the Meicury Chorus on the 2.00—I'm An American 3.00—Concert Music " 2.30—Orchestra President and Mrs. Roosevelt at 330—News from Europe Summer Hour while Linton Wells, 3.00—Golden Melodies the garden party which highlights 3.45—H. V. Kaltenbom 3.30—Orchestra 4.00—Orchestra TRAVERSING EUROPE the famous foreign correspondent 4.00—Campus Capers a weekend o± gala events for gradu­ 4.30—The World is Tours and CBS analyst, presents a word 4.30-^-A Boy, a Girl, a Band 5.00—Tvette 5.00—Dance Orchestra ates of the Poughkeepsie, N.Y., 5.15—Three Cheers Though the town of Ruysselede, picture of the great Ford plant of GOSLING BROS., LTD. 5.30—Orchestra college. 530—From Hollywood Today River Rouge. Budd Hulick is mas­ 6.00—El Chico 6.00—Catholic Hour Belgium, has not been mentioned in Somerset HAMILTON St. George's 6.25—News Mr. Roosevelt will deliver his 6.30—Beat the Band despatches Irom the front lines, it ter of ceremonies. 6.30—Religion in the News 7.00—Jack Benny 6.45—Gentlemen of Jive address in the role of Vassar neigh­ 7.30—Fitch Bandwagon. probably fell into the hands of the Other entertainment highlights 7.00—Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten 8.oo—Chase and Sanborn Programme 7.30—Dance Music bour and honorary trustee. For 8.30—One Man's Family Na2si invaders when German troops tomorrow on the Columbia net­ 7.45—H. V. Kaltenbom ten years, beginning in 1923, he 9.00—Manhattan Merry Go Round entered Brussels, nearby. Ruyssele­ work include Bob Hawk with his 8.00—Drama 930—American Album of Familiar Music 8.30—Glen Island Casino Orchestra was a trustee. In 1931, the President 10.00—Phil Spitalny's Girl Orchestra de, just outside of Brussels, is the exciting 'Take It or Leave It," a 9.00—Concert Music delivered its commencement mes­ 10.30—Glen Island Casino Orchestra quiz programme which lets the MOTHERS...Help Your Children 9.30—Dance Music 10.45—N.B.C. String Quartet home of Belgium's short wave station 10.00—Camel Caravan sage. Last Spring when the Crown 11.00—News ORK which operates on 10.33 mc/s. contestants decide whether to test 10.30—Orchestra 11.15—Orchestra 11.00—News Prince and Princess of Norway were 11.30—Orchestra with a power output of 10 Kilowatts. their wits or lose their winnings. 11.15—Dance Music guests at the President's Hyde Park 12.00—Orchestra * Build Strong, Active Bodies 1130—Rainbow Room Orchestra Sbort wave station OZE, Copen­ Columbia's gentleman detective 12.00—Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra home, the Vassar college choir was Ellery Queen, and a new mystery, I hagen, Denmark, is in the hands of Serve this Delicious Modem Breakfast NBC-RED NETWORK NEWS invited there to sing for the royal NBC-BLUE NETWORK the enemy and is being used for pro­ "The Adventure of the Four Mur­ TFHISdietlacksquick- ergy quickly and abun­ 6.30 ajn.—News Summary visitors. WJZ 760 kc/s; WLW 706 kc/s; KDKA 989 derers." 7.30—Don Goddard, News paganda purposes. OZF operates on JL energy food, he's in dantly. Taste so good I 8.00—News Here and Abroad More than 3,000 alumnae and kc/s; WRCA 17.73 mc/s, 15.21 & 11.87 mc/s; 9.52 mc/s., but uses only 6,000 watts "Fun in Print," with a literary KELLOGG'S—the WPIT 11.87 mc/s, 15.21 & 11.87 mc/s. constant danger of fa­ 9.00—Press News. their guests will hear the President power. question bee conducted by Dr. Sig- tigue, colds, overstrain. world's largest selling 12.45 p.m.—Condensed News 12.00—Radio City Music Hall of the Air ready-to-eat cereall 6.15—Associated Press News (Split Net­ as he speaks from President Mac- 1.00—Pilgrimage of Poetry Said to be the chief obstruction to mund Spaeth. The famous writer, KELLOGG'S Corn work 1.15—Vass Family Flakes are the ideal 625—Associated Press News (SpUt Net­ Cracken's home which fronts on an 1.30—Orchestra Italy's participation in the war, es­ Carl van Doren, and the poet, Gene­ quick-energy food. work extensive greenswaid. 2.00—Treasure Trails of Song vieve Taggart, will be among the 7.15—Round Robin News in Europe 2.30—Salon Silhouettes pecially on the side of the barbarian Serve KELLOGG'S 11.00—Associated Press News (WEAF) The college was founded in 1861 3.00—Kldoodlers dictatorship, the Vatican has a large four contestants. for breakfast every day. 3.15—Foreign Policy Ass'n. Programme by Matthew Vassar, of Poughkeepsie, 330—To be announced following throughout the world. The cowboy singing star, Gene These crisp, crunchy, who stated, "It occurred to me 4.00—Sunday Vespers golden flakes build en NBC-BLUE NETWORK 430—Basin Street Chamber Musks Society Because the news reports published Autry, with melodies and drama of WJZ 769 kc/s; WLW 799 kc/s; KDKA 988 that woman, having received from 5.00—Moylan Sisters in the Vatican newspaper and broad­ the West. Maestro Johnny Green kc/s; WRCA 17.73 mc/s, 15.21 & 11.87 mc/s; 5.15—Guitarist WPIT 11.87 mc/s, 15.21 & 11.87 mc/S. her Creator the same intellectual 5.30—Voice of HawaU cast over ' the Vatican broadcasting and another "musical quiz." Bever­ 12.00—Concert Orchestra constitution as man, has the same 6.00—News stations are not coloured by Fascist ly and Ray Bloch's Swing Fourteen 1225—News 6.05—Orchestra 1230—Farm and Home Hour right to intellectual culture and 6.30—Cavalcade of Hits - pro-Nazi propagandists, a motion wast sing to keep up the contestants' 120—IfUncheon at Waldorf development." 7.00—News from Europe made recently in the Italian Senate spirits. 2.00—Orchestra 7.30—Magnolia Blossoms 2.30—Howard Ropa 8.00—Sunday Night Concert to silence both the radio station and The Columbia Broadcasting Sym­ 2.45—Major, Minor and Marlon 9.00—Walter Winchell 3.00—Dance Music •SPORTTSCHOOL' AT 9.15—The Parker Family the newspaper. Nothing more has phony conducted by Howard Barlow * 3.30—Orchestra 920—Irene Rich been heard of this suggestion. The in a programme featuring the 4.00—Club Matinee WORLD'S FAIR 9.45—Sports Newsreel y 5.00—Gus Steck Orchestra 10.00—Goodwill Hour latest report from Italy states that Ninth Symphony of Anton Bruckner. 520—Rhythms By Ricardo 11.00—Press News 11.05—Johnny Messner Orchestra Catholic Churches in Italy have 6.06—News NEW YORK.—A weekly "Sports 1130—Orchestra 6.05—Dance Music 12.00—Shep Fields" Orchestra greatly expanded congregations at 625—News School," featuring outstanding per­ the present time. The reason given 6.30—Renfew of the Mounted * • * 7.00—Message of Israel sonalities from all fields of sports, was that the people went n support 730—Cocoanut Grove Orchestra 8.00—Orchestra will be broadcast each Saturday, COLUMBIA NETWORK of the Church against the Faseist 830—Radio Guild Drama starting today, over the NBC-Red WABC, 8.60 *c/s; WCATJ, 1170 kc/s; W2XE, 9.00—National Barn Dance 2137, 1537, 1133 & 9.65 mc/s; WCAI, 21.52, attacks on the Vatican. 10.00—Concert Orchestra Network at 11.15 a.m., EDST, from 1527 & 9.59 mc/s. 10.30—Melody In The Night 11.30—Major Bowes Capital Family Meanwhile, the Vatican City short 11.00—News the Academy of Sports at the New 12.30—Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir wave stations continue their pleas 11.05—Dance Music York World's Fair. BUI Stern, NBC and Organ 1130—Orchestra for peace and for world unity. HVJ sports commentator, will conduct 1.00—Church of The Air NBC-BLUE NETWORK NEWS 1.30—"Democracy In Action" broadcasts on 9.55 mc/s., Wednes­ the programmes throughout the 2.00—Salute of the Americas—Costa Rica !.l 6.30 a.m.—News Summary 230—News days, beginning at 3.30 p.m., Ber­ 7.55—Esso News Reporter (WJZ only) summer. 2.45—To be announced 8.00—News Here and Abroad 3.00—Columbia Broadcasting Symphony muda time, on 11.74 mc/s. from 9.30. S.10—News from the Nation's Capital On the first programme, Joe Mc­ 4.30—Invitation to Learning to* 10 p.m. on Tuesdays, and on 13.60 8.55—Associated Press News Carthy, manager of the New York 5.00—"Choose TJp Sides" 1325 p.m.—Esso News Reporter (WJZ only) 530—Flow Gently Sweet Rhythm mc/s., with an unannounced 4.45—Associated Press News Yankees, will be heard, together 6.00—Esso News Reporter (WJZ only) 6.00—Pun In Print schedule. 6.45—Lowell Thomas with Christy Walsh, director of 630—Gene Autry's "Melody Ranch" 7.00—News of The World News from Budapest, Hungary, 1.00—Esso News Reporter (WJZ only) sports at the Fair, and "Moose" 730—"Adventures of Ellery Queen mm 8.00—Concert In Rhythm reveals that that country's rela­ McCormack, former New York Giants 830—Johnny Presents tions with Soviet Russia are better COLUMBIA NETWORK outfielder. 8.55—Elmer .Davis. News 9.00—Ford Summer Hour now than they have been in quite OFFERS you the means of WABC, 8.69 ke/s; WCATJ, 1170 kc/t; W2XE, 1000—Take It Or Leave It 21.57, 1927, 1133 * 945 mc/s; WCAI, SUB, 1030—Columbia Workshop some time. This easing of tension 15.27 * 9.59 mc/L 10.15—PubllcASairs Talk 11.00—Headlines And Bylines is noticeable in the broadcasts of providing for your dependents 12.00—Columbia's Country Journal - 1030—Columbia's Gay Nineties 11.15—Orchestra HAT 4, in Budapest, which broad­ 12.30—"Let's Pretend" 11.00—News 11.30—Louis Armstrong Orchestra 1.00—To Be Announced 11.05—Clyde Lucas Orchestra 12.00—Ray Noble Orchestra casts Sunday nights from 8.00 to the estate that you may not US—Highways To Health 1130—Ai Donahue Orchestra 130—Time To Take It Easy 12.00—Harry James Orchestra * * * 9.00 p.m. approximately, Bermuda 130—Talk I time, on 9.12 mc/s. Interfering 2,00—Brcuh Creek Follies CANADIAN BROADCASTING have time to accumulate. 2.30—Baron Elliott's Melodies COLUMBIA NETWORK NEWS CORPORATION heterodynes make it difficult some­ 3.00—To be announced 625 a.m.—Press News CBA—Maritimes-Sackville, N.B., 1050 kc/s. times to hear HAT4. INSURANCE COMPANY 320—News 7.45—Early Morning News (WABC only) HEAD OFFICE 4.00—Bull Session « 8.00—News of Europe 12.00—To be announced Consult one of our repre­ 430—Buffalo Presents 12.15—Julio Oyanguren. Concert guitarist Sweden, the only uninvaded Scan­ TORONTO, CANADA - 825—Odd Side at toe News (WABC only) EfMbHtfMri f MI 5.00—TheHuman Adventure 1130—Bob Garred Reporting from Los 1230—The News. Canadian Press dinavian country, continues its 5.30—Eddie Duchln Orchestra Angeles) 1235—Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir 6.00—News 12.00 p.m.—Kate Smith Speaks and News 1.00—To Be Announced prayer to be left out of the European sentatives today. 6.05—Albert Warner 330—Press News 1.30—And It came to pass conflict. SBI broadcasts on 15.15 6.15—Waite Hoyt Sports Review 6.00—Bob Trout. News 2.00—Hart House String Quartet 630—Nan Wynne 6.05—Edwin O. Hill 230—Orchestra mc/s. from 5.30 p.m., Bermuda time, 6.45—The World Today 630—Paul Sullivan Reviews The News 3.00—To Be Announced General Agent, M. A. GIBBONS Somers Building, Hamilton 7J0—People's Platform 7.15—Paul Sullivan Reviews the News 4.45—Concert Music. Recorded Pro- and SBT is on the air on 15.15 mc/s. 730—Sky Blazers 835—Elmer Davis, News 430—Musically Speaking from 9 to 10 p.m., Bermuda time, 8.00—Gang Busters 11.00—Press News (WABC only) gramme 830—Wayne King 11.00—Bob Trout. News (Other stations) 5.00—The Church of the Air each evening. Both stations are 835—News. Elmer Davis 11.05—Edwin C. Hill (Split Network) 530—Linton Tea Musicale 9.00—Tour Bit Parade 11.55—Bob Trout, News (Split Network) 6.00—Silver Theatre Continued on Page 8 9.45—Saturday NlghtSerenade 6.30—The World Today 6.45—The News. Canadian Press CANADIAN BROADCASTING 630—Interlude. Recorded Programme 7.00—Jack Benny CORPORATION 730—CBS String Orchestra CBA—Maritimes-Sackville, N.B.. 1050 kc/s. 8.00—Chase and Sanborn Programme BUT I WAS FAR FROM GLAMOROUS WHEN.. I KNOW... BUT THE 12.00—Marching With The Guards 830—One Man's Family rq 12.15—News. Canadian Press 9.00—Carry On. Feature presentation OH, WE HAD ANOTHER QUARREL. EXCESS OF CAFFEIN 1230—Toronto Trio ANDTANNIN IN YOUR »Xit\MC4fo l.oo—Talk 10.30—Appointment With Agostini TED SAID I AM NERVOUS AND IRRIT- t 10.30—Nocturne. Readings by Frank Willis WHY, BETTY. SYSTEM HAS YOUR 1.15—Stock Quotations 11.00—The News. Canadian Press ABLE,ALLTHETIM E 130—Matinee In Rhythm THAT'S NERVES ON EDGE . 230—Howard Ropa * * * (tft> AN OLD 3.00—Orchestra YOU'D BETTER SWITCH 4.00—Club Matinee DAVENTRY, ENGLAND FAMILY TO POSTUM AND GIVE 5.00—Dance Orchestra CUSTOM YOUR NERVES A REST. 5.15—Orchestra GSA 6.05 mc/S, GSB 9.51 mc/s; GSC 9.58 530—Pros and Cons mc/s; GSD 11.75 mc/s; GSB 11.86 mc/s; > YOU'LL FEEL BETTER. 5.45—BBC News 6.00—Don Messer and the Islanders GSG 17.79 mc/s; GSI 1326 mc/s; GSO 15.18 mc/s; GSP 1521 mc/s; GSV 1731 mc/s. 630—News. Canadian Press E'S RIGHT, GRACE • 6.45—Helen Marie Briscoe Stations GSF 15.14, GSB 9.51, GSQ 11.75, AND NO WONDER/ . 7.00—Music you like to hear GSC 9.58. 7.30—Eecital Series YOU TAKE SO MANY I */ ~f!F 7.43—Talk 6.45 ajn.—News bulletin 8'.00—Share the Wealth HOT DRINKS AT ' -• ' 830—Wayne King. Dance music 7.30 am.—News MEALTIME .. 9.15 a.m.—News 835—Talk YOU'RE OVER- I'tv • 9.00—Styled by Mclvor 12.00 Noon—New* bulletin 925—News Bulletin 2.00 pjn.—News Bulletin STIMULATED Al -^$0 930—Mozart Opera Series 430 pjn.—News summary 10.30—Let's Go To The Music Hall 5.45 p.m.—News bulletin im_ 11.00—National News 730 p.m.—News summary 8.30 p.m.—News bulletin LATER 11.15—Interlude I AM TOO, 1130—Concert Trio 12.00 Midnight—News bulletin NO - JUST CHANGE (Bermuda Tunas) YOU MEAN TED.. . AND POSTUM contains no caffein, no tannin, no hanri- TO POSTUM TWICE , OH, GRACE, I'M CANADIAN CORPORATION NEWS GIVE UP MY I THIS DELICIOUS A DAY INSTEAD. SO HAPPY THAT ful stimulants. Alternated with your usual hot 8.15 a.m.—Canadian Press News FAVOURITE POSTUM IT HAS A DE - WE'RE 12,30 p.m.—Canadian Press News DRINK? IS THE mealtime drink, it reduces the amount of caffein 5.45—The BBC News LIGHTFUL FLAVOUR \ TOGETHER. 630—Canadian Press News REASON 11.00—National News. Canadln Press AND IS JUST AS AGAIN/ i and tannin you take in your system, SATISFYING iou will be amazed how helps fkee you from their harmful quickly your headache DAVENTRY, ENGLAND will be gone. Alka-Selt- Following is the schedule of news broad­ effects. Postum is delicious too— *er gives prompt, pleas­ casts given by the B.B.C.. London. you will welcome it as a delightful ant relief in TWO ways. Stations GSF 15.14, GSB 931, GSQ 11.75 <*\ St relieves the pain of GSC 9.58. the headache and neu­ change. Made instandy in the cup. 6.4s a.m.—News bulletin tralizes the excess gas* 730 ajn.—News Buy a tin today. trie acidity causing the 9.15 ajn.—News stomach distress so 12.00 Noon—News Bulletin I ! often accompanying a 2.00 pjn.—News summary *^i headache. That's why 430 p.m.—News bulletin 100 GUPS IN THE 8-OZ. TIN you feel so well 5.45 pjn.—News summary •H •V*v i after taking ALKA- 730 pjn.—News summary 830 p.m.—News bulletin SELTZERl 10.45 p.m.—News Summary 1? 00—Midnight—News Bulletin —o i INSTANT POSTUM m

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MONTREAL STOCKS NEW YORK STOCK MARKET WAR AND THE UNITED MARKET Yesterday's Closing Prices STATES Yesterday's Closing Prices To say that once again—as when Am. Car & Foundry...... 23 Norway was seized—the threat of Am. & For. Pow 15 Am. & For. Pow. pf—... Unq war has advanced closer to this Sterling Unq. Am. Locomotive ...... 12 hemisphere merely records the facts. Abitibi pt „. 6 Am. Radiator 51 The geography of the situation is Bell Telephone .M_™~^„, 151 Braz. Tract. ...„_.____«.«. 5J Am. Rolling Mill 101 obvious. In the Atlantic not only Brit. Am. All 16i Am. Smelt. & Ref 364 Dutch Guiana on the northeast B.C. Pow. A ... 25 Am. Sugar ...... 14i Annual Bargain Sale Am. Tel. & Tel 148S coast of South America, but the E.O. Pow. B - TJnq. important Dutch islands off Vene­ Bathurst Paper A 9 Am. Water Works ...... 6f Anaconda Copper...... 211 zuela, of which Curacao with its Build. Prod -_..- 13 Atchinson ...... 14 Now On Can. Car 6| admirable harbor is the most im­ 3 Baldwin Loco 131 portant in a strategic sense, may Con. Paper Com. ..„.«..... * Baltimore & Ohio 3i before long lie open to German cap­ FOR CASH ONLY Cons. Smelt „. 30 Barnsdall Cp. A. ...„. 8 Dom. Bridge _~~~__ 244 Bendix Avia. —...-.— 271 ture or use. In the Pacific the Dutch Donaeonna Paper _...... „ •'• 4i Bethlehem Steel 711 East Indies are already exposed to MEN'S LADIES' Ford Can .- 14S Boeing Plane _~.~~...... 151 Gypsum —..... 3 Japanese seizure. Secretary Hull Jackets Suits 32 Celanese ..„.._„.... 23i has well expressed this country's Hiram Walker ~... Ches. & Ohio 32f Shirts Slacks Imperial Oil _: 101 deep concern in any alteration in Socks Bathing Suits Chrysler Corp - 581 Intl. Nickel 284 Columbia Gas & Elec if the status oi' these rich possessions, Intl. Power 1st. pf. 79 Com. & Southern whose products are of vital import­ The above are oddments of broken Unq Massey-Harris ._ 3 Oongoleum ...... ance to American industry and life. Bathing Suits ranges of regular stock reduced to McCol. Front. —....—.».-. 6 Consol. Edison „...„....„ 154 clear before annual stock taking. Montreal Pow. .. 27 25 Beyond these physical threats—to Natl. Brew ...» 28 Contl. Oil o: D Unq the Panama'Canal, to our industrial FOR TINY TOTS! Crown Zell ^~™„..~.-.™_ 13i All Sales final Natl. Steel Car - 40 Curtis-Wright .....™~„. machine—stands the moral threat Poww Corp —~ TJnq. 81 which rises larger than ever before, No exchanges No refunds Price Bros ..„....._...... _ HI Curtis-Wright "A" _. 241 Delaware & Hudson .... 91 If this country could not exist half Price Bros, pf , TJnq. Del. Lack A West...... Our summer assortment has just St. Law. Cp. pi 121 2J slave and half free, neither can Elec. Auto-Lite .._... 28 civilization. Nor, under the Nazi arrived. For the little Miss from 4 to 8 Shawingan ...._.„„._„..„.. 171 Elec. Power & Lt Steel of Canada 64 31 philosophy as Hitler has himself ex­ years old we have a fascinating 7Aec. Boat ...... ™.„„ 121 Can. Bank of Com...... 150 Foster Wheeler .~~.. pressed it, would one-half of the Bank of Mont 195 101 collection of Dressmaker styles. In St?* Gen. Electric ...... 30 world be permitted to remain free. 3aik of NS 300 Gen. Foods Corp...... _.., figured designs and assorted colours. Royal Bank of Can. ~— 158 38fi Nazi designs upon South America, Gen. Motors -...... _.. 40 upon Mexico, upon Canada, are Glenn Martin ...... English $port0 &hnn TORONTO MINING 33i hardly concealed beneath the sur­ Goodrich Rubber __.... 11 Goodyear Rubber -...-.. face of present utterance. The At the modest price of Queen Street — Hamilton QUOTATIONS % 141 Great Nortn. pf. __»... 181 question would swiftly become whe­ 820fn Houston Oil ...... 4 ther one-tenth of the world could Hudson Motor Oar ..... 3S exist free when nine-tenths had been 4/- Aldermac „.„~__...... _™.. 13i Insp. Copper „...»...-.„.„ SI reduced to economic and spiritual Anglo-Can. .. 50 Intl. Nickel (Can.) 20s Aunor „ ...... —...- 1.05 Intl. Paper „_»~.™»^._. 121 slavery. The cloud that grows larger Seattle ~~ 84 Intl. Paper pf. ..„_~™_„. 461 and larger on the Atlantic horizon— Just as thrilling is our assortment for Bankfleld 08 Intl. Tel. & Tel and may at any moment be matched Bobjo „-_~ TJnq. 2« the Young Man of the family . . . «§M5M$»«$»«§»«$M§t«5»«$»«§»«§»«$M§M§»«§»«§»«§»«$»«§»«§»«§» »$•«§• Kennecott Cop. ~. 271 in the West—challenges not only Bidgcod Kirk . 15 Lockheed - ...... Lastex Trunks at 3/6, Wool Trunks at 30 our American standard of living, Bralorne „._..„„.„ 8.10 Lofts Inc. ..»~„„_™»»^... 181 6/6 and Wool Bathing Suits at 5/6 and Buff. Ankerite 3.50 Mack Truck ~JL~~~. 191 but every right of liverty and demo­ Brown Oil „_^. ^»-..._ 08 Montgomery Ward »_... 361 cratic rule that we possess. 6/6. In a wide variety of colours and Cal. & Ed 1.25 Nash-Kelvinator ™. 41 in sizes one to six. Can. Malartip „„ .—*_ TJnq. Ntal. Dist 19 A new spirit of national unity is Cent. Patricia „»... 1.65 Natl. Power & Lt . foelmont S/Hanor Chrom. Smelt ™~~_ .25 61 the first requisite to the labour that N.Y. Central , 101 must be faced. It is a major tragedy Davis 15 North Amer. Co...... 16a Dome „.„..„.„..»-_....._.. 17.00 North. Pacific 5 that the crisis arrives in the year East Malartic „ 2.20 Paramount Pic. .. _^ of a Presidential election, when per­ and Qolf Club Eldorado „„_.. TJnq. 41 Perm. R.R. ..___„._TO..„ 17 sonal ambitions and political ten­ Fal. Bridge u~ .....™. 2.25 Philip Morris ~ _, A Complete Self-Contained Resort Godslake ...» ..—....._ 59 73 sions are strong. We shall urge and Phillips Petrol . 301 hope for a national approach to Gunnar Gold .„ 37 Pressed Steel * In the midst of 200 acres of luxuriant gardens Hardrock »«. ..'. 65 Pure Oil . the issues involved and a subordina­ The Baby Shop Hollinger 9.85 tion of partisanship to the larger and commanding an enchanting vista of green- Hudson Bay _____„ 21.00 Purity Bakeries .„. 101 Radio Corp „ 41 goal. As nearly as our system of at cedared islands dotting the blue waters of Jellicoe • , .,, TJnq. Keer-Addison 144 Remington-Rand Si government permits, a union of Granaway Deep and the Great Sound. Republic. Steel Corp. . 151 abilities, representing all America, Kirk Lake „..„™...~.™„„- 75 68 Lake Shore ~ .._.__—„.... 20.50 Sears Roebuck . .„., must be sought and placed in com­ THE WOMANS SHOP Simmons Co „ 131 Leitch Gold 52 mand.—(New York Herald-Tribune) Lit. Long Lac....™... 1.98 Socony-Vac. Oil _. 7} Re id Street GOLF At Its Best Mclnt^re „ > 39.15 Southern Pacific ...... 74 o Mack Red Lake .__„~™ 90 Southern Railway 9S Sperry Corp. —..„_. 381 'Yes, my dear," I said to her McWatters ___„.._ TJnq. "you're nothing but a mean-faced, 18 Holes 6200 Yards Macassa ..„..-.„..—™....„__ 2.62 Stan. Oil of N J 30 m MacLeod Cockshutt 1.16 Stewart Warner ..„„. 51 stuck-up swindler, madam'." Studebaker Corp...... 6} "You called her 'Madam'?" Mining Corp .50 Unq WHERE CHAMPIONS PLAY Moneta ...... 50 Superior Oil a__ "Oh, well, politeness costs noth­ Noranda ..... [Texas Corp. .„.___.«^. 35* .471 362 ing." OBrien .70 Tirnkin Beautiful Outdoor salt water pool Oro Plata Union Pacific ^.™ 77 TJnq 431 En-Tout-Cas Tennis Courts Pam. Porcu. _. TJnq United Aircraft ... United Airlines „..~.™ 14; Archery Range Pend Orelle .... TJnq. Perron ...... 1.14 United Corp...... x....™ n United Corp. pt...... 30 Pioneer ....__„ 2.05 4 Dancing and Floor Show Nightly Powell Rouyn .87 United Drug Preston Dome ...... TJnq United Gas Imp. -...„._ 101 under!the Stars U.S. Indus. Alco. .._...... 16 Royalite Oil ••—..•••-— TJnq Unq on the famous San Antonio ...... 1.40 U.S. Realty .„ ...... Sherrit-Gordon .67 UB. Rubber -» 171 VS. Steel ! _—. 46$ Annual " Siscoe —mm».. , TJnq Sladen-Malartio 25 Vanadium ..—.—.. 301 ft Cedar Court Stadacona TJnq Warner Bros. Plot. 21 Sullivan Cons. TJnq Western Union Tel. _... • 15 Sylvanite •• ..-.~-»— TJnq West. Air Brake .....~.....„. Unq Dial 1301, Mr. Evans, for table reservations West. Elec. „„.„.„—„._.. 87 Tech-Hughes „»._._ TJnq Unq Last terry leaves Belmont Dock 1 ajn. Dchi Gold 35 Woolworth Co. —- BARGAIN SALE Wcrthington „•••—.••••-.• 16 Ventures —...... — 2.10 Yellow Tr. & Coach „..„.. 78St»eitp. Wait Amulet „„~_~..~. TJnq Hi Wood Cadaulao TJnq Dow Jones closing averages: In­ Wright-Hargreaves 520 dustrials 116.22 up .98; Rails 23.16 off Commences .06; Utilities 18.90 up .10. FOREIGN EXCHANGE -o- Cable quotations received by the TODAY Good news local banks from their foreign cor­ OUT OF NAZI MOUTHS respondents Friday, May 31. Continues for One Week London official selling rate From the German Field Service for gas users— for New York funds $4.0250 Regulations: The first demand in war is decisive Montreal official buying rate action. Da general, in doubtful for Sterling $4.43 DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS IN SHOES AND situations and unclarified condi­ Sterling.in New York $321 tions so often the case in war, it CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS The Price of LOCAL OFFICIAL RATES Is more advisable to proceed active­ US. DOLLARS ly and retain the initiative than to Buying at -. $4.04 await the hostile action. A Few of the Many Bargains: Selling at $3.99 From an announcement by Dr. PHILGAS CANADIAN DOLLARS Joseph Goebbels, Minister of Pro­ paganda: — MEN — Buying at $4.47 Documents which are in the hands FELT HATS 9/- HAS Selling at..™ $4.39 of the German Government prove WORK PANTS 6/6 WORK BOOTS 11/- SPORT SHIRTS 2/6 FRANCS the plans of the English and French SUITS i off WORK SOCKS... 3 prs. for 2/3 New York 182. general staffs to use the Nether­ PYJAMAS 9/- lands and Belgium for a base of SPORT JACKETS 37/6 London 176.37 SHIRTS 4/- PITH HELMETS 7. 9/6 Been Reduced attack against Germany, and that DRESS SHOES 14/- they made plans to that end,. • PANAMA HATS 7/- I ATHLETIC SHIRTS and SHORTS...1/3 ea. WORSTED FLANNELS 20/- By Adolf Hitler in "Mein Kampf," to describing the alleged methods of LASTEX SWIM TRUNKS 8/- WHITE DUCK TROUSERS 6/6 CUSTOMS HOUSE the critics of. General Ludendorff: Here they were acting on the true principle that the greatness oi the — BOYS — $11.57 per 100 lb. tube Rate of Exchange he is always a certain factor in be­ UNION SUITS .....; .2/6 SWIMMING TRUNKS 3/- ing believed; at the bottom of their SNEAKERS 3/- The following rates of ex­ hearts the great masses of a people SHIRTS 3/- or £2.17.11. at present exchange change were in force at the MESH POLO SHIRTS 2/- PYJAMAS 4/6 are more likely to be misled than to PANAMA HATS 5/- Customs House on Friday, be consciously and deliberately bad, ANKLE SOCKS 3 prs. for 2/9 May 31. and in the priniitive simplicity of U.S.A. $4.03 their minds they are more easily — CHILDREN — Canada $4.45 victimized by a large than by a small •<" Belgium 23.93 he, since they sometimes tell petty SHOES 5/6 PANAMA HATS \ 4/- PHILGAS is the fastest, safest, hottest, most France ...... 176 lies themselves, but would be TIES 1/6 SNEAKERS 2/6 Holland 7.56 ashamed to tell too great ones. An economical of all cooking fuels, and we are pleased untruth of that sort would never Hong Kong 1/3 Many other unusual values. to be able to offer this new low price. Let us show Italy 63 come into their heads, and they can­ not believe possible so vast an im­ you Florence, Tappan, and Quality Gas Stoves— Japan - 1/6 in various sizes, at moderate prices. pudence in infamous distortion on Commences TODAY the part of others; even after being -o- enlightened they will long continue Minister (on a bicycling trip) to doubt and waver, and will still "Where is the other man who used believe there must be some truth to be here as keeper?" behind.it somewhere. For this rea­ :. Gatekeeper—"He's dead, sir." son some part of even the boldest GIBBONS COMPANY Minister (with feeling)—"Dead! he is sure to stick—a fact which Poor fellow! Joined the great ma­ Bermuda Trading Co. all the great liars and liars' societies jority, eh?" QUEEN STREET in this world know only too well, Somerset HAMILTON St. George's Gatekeeper — "Oh, I wouldn't like and make base use of.—(Christian to say that, sir. He was a good Science Monitor) enough man so far as I know." IPag e 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1940. Italy Breaks Off Deal For and France by separate offers of CAVENDISH AND SERPS U.S. BASEBALL MARKETING OF POTATOES Contraband Change peace. What Will These Fields Grow? LAUSANNE, Switzerland, -May 31 IN DRAWN MATCH NEW YORK, May 31.—No games Persons having ten or more barrels Continued from Page 1 (CP).—The newspaper Gazette de were scheduled in the National of potatoes to sell are requested Lausanne reported tonight that many The Cavendish Cricket Club drew League today. France have been obtaining exit visas to notify the Department of Agri­ By PAT MURPHY Italians who had lived in Switzerland with the Serpentine Cricket Club In the American League, the Bos­ during the past few days. Many of culture, so that assistance can be for years received telegraphic orders on the Cavendish home grounds on ton-New York game was postponed them are said to be already on their given in their orderly marketing. from the Italian Government to go Thursday. The Serps had a total because cf ram. LONDON.—When the war was ap­ figures pre-suppose a yield of one ton way back to Italy. home. of 136 for their innings, while Caven­ Present Standings in Major proaching, Sir Reginald Dorman- of grain to the acre. The Italian Ambassador to Berlin, dish had 130 for six. W. Gosling led Leagues: Smith made a hasty effort to increase Thousands of farmers will be sur­ Signor Alfieri, Is reported to have the Cavendish eleven in their bat­ the food-producing capacity of our prised if their old grasslands' yield been received by Hitler today to his ting with 37 runs, including four The Centre Sponsors New Style farms by asking farmers to plough up them half a ton to the acre. NATIONAL LEAGUE Western headquarters, according to 4's and a great many two's. an extra 2,000,000 acres of old pas­ When Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith Two mosquitoes once lit on the In Hats the German news agency. Von Rib- In the bowling, Cavendish used tures. To encourage and help them, took over the Ministry of Agriculture features Team Won Lost Average bentrop, the Nazi Foreign Minister, D. Deeds and A. Pitman to great ad­ he announced a bounty of £2 for every from a succession of three most Of two fair and peroxided crea­ Cincinnati 25 10 .714 Continued from Page 1 was said to have been present at the vantage. Deeds was responsible for such acre ploughed. unfortunate predecessors, a ma­ interview. tures. Brooklyn 21 10 .677 six wickets, while Pitman was credit­ before Mr. Graham, of N.W. Ayer & A few days ago he declared that jority of the farmers in the country When asked by what right, New York 19 12 .613 Today passed without any news of ed with three. G. Frith carried the Son's New York office, left in the S.S. those 2,000,000 acres are ploughed up. were dithering on the brink of bank­ They replied, "We're not tight. Chicago 18 19 .496 the important announcement Hitler bowling for the Serps, taking five Acadia on Thursday, he had been He was highly pleased with the whole ruptcy, and an enormous proportion We're just seeing the game from Philadelphia 12 18 .400 -is said to be planning. Observers here of the six wickets. brought into the general scheme of campaign, and congratulated every­ the bleachers." St. Louis 13 20 .394 Continued on Page 7 expect an effort to separate Britain Results: things and was completely sold on one concerned. Boston 11 18 .370 the whole idea. He thought it had SERPENTINE CO. As a fact, the ploughing of these old Pittsburgh 9 21 .300 great potentialities. Pictures are to grasslands has been a remarkable be foiwarded to him by air mail and J. Christensen b. D. Deed 20 feat on the part of the farmers, for, Your Hair I Keep it Good-Looking AMERICAN LEAGUE all who are "in on the idea" are con­ O. Madeiros b. A Pitman 9 apart from other things, it has been fident the hat will become the rage A. Flood c. G. Semas b. Deed 1 carried out in the most awful winter L. Tatem b. Pitman 20 Boston 22 10 .688 in New York and that an immediate flllenburys on record, during which, for three Cleveland 23 13 .639 demand will be created. If the hat R. Christensen b. Pitman . 1 months or more, it was impossible Detroit 20 15 .571 finds favour with milady in New G. Frith b. Deed. 2 to touch the soil. ys^ PASTILLES New York 16 2t .486 York, there is little doubt that a S. Flood c. Semas b. Deed 5 But are the farmers congratulating Chicago 16 21 .486 thriving enterprise might be now in C. Vallis c. H. Pitman b. Deed 1 themselves as is Sir Reginald? No, of will Washington 16 22 .421 the bud. When the hat receives its J. Moniz b. Deed 14 course not. stop J. Frith stumped G. Semas 36 St. Louis 14 21 .440 name, it is intended to attach to it a Sir Reginald declares that thehar- F. Jenkins not out..... 20 Philadelphia 13 21 .382 cognomen that will bring Bermuda to vest from these 2,000,000 acres will that Extras.™ 7 the fore, and the publicity feature should be a worthy one. save the transporting of 2,000,000 cough! tons of food from overseas. The 136 Obtainable from all chomiits, farmers admire his enthusiasm, but storoa, ate., throMghout,>.W.I CAVENDISH CO. MR. L H. SELLEY BEING smile tolerantly at his figures. Those P2.BWI.38 F. Cragil b. G. Frith. 21. MARRIED TODAY IN N.Y. W. Gosling b. O. Vallis 37 BELGIAN PARLIAMENT A. Pitman c. Madeiros b. G. Frith 0 Cable news was received by Mrs. G. Semas c. C. Vallis b. G. Frith 4 Amy Selley yesterday that her son SAYS KING CANNOT REIGN Do you easily get... NERVY? H. Chamberlin c. 0. Vallis b. G. Mr. Louis H. (Mike) Selley is to be married today, at the home of Mr. Frith 20 PARIS, May 31 (CP).—King Leo­ and Mrs. Harvey Selley in Brooklyn, J. Kyme c. L. Tatem b. G. Frith 14 pold of the Belgians is to be dismissed OVERTIRED, RUN DOWN N.Y., to Miss Betty Gillette, of New B. Eve not out 24 from the French Legion of Honour York City. The couple expect to sail D. Deed not out 6 in a decree to be issued tomorrow, for Bermuda next Saturday. Extras 4 it was learned tonight. Belgian senators and deputies, 130 meeting in an historic session, adopt­ ed motions stigmatising King Leo­ pold's; capitulation and announce- Y JLAA DEFEAT R.E. Telegram To Governor Says ing an agreement of the Ministers that it is legally and morally impos­ si \ Blood • ' WORKMEN BY 7 WICKETS B.E.F. Troops Are Superior sible for the King to reign. ^^aogfteassS^'^-

A strong Y.MA..A. cricket eleven A telegram received by His Excel­ MEXICO CITY, May 31 (CP).— won by seven wickets and 33 runs lency the Governor yesterday from The Belgian Legation announced a in a match with the St. George's England stated: unanimous decision by Belgian re­ RE. Workmen on Thursday at "Unanimous opinion of returning sidents living here to support the I ben suspect *S%M d Stephen's Bay. Batting first, the men that man for man and weapon "constitutional Government of Bel­ R.E. Workmen scored 125 runs, while for weapon our troops superior to gium" headed by M. Pierlot, which the Y.M.A.A. made a smashing 158 German. had disavowed King Leopold. for three wickets when their turn "mvitalisedWood came to bat. E. Ball led the bat­ T^^ blood as the red corpuscles are ting with a well-i>layed 46 runs. says the famous Scientist increased. Leciferrin also supplies The scores are as follows: A V extra iron and Lecithin—the won­ Use the VITALIS "60-Second Workout who discovered Leciferrin derful nerve nourishing substance ST. GEORGE'S RE. WORKMEN —the Great Tonic. found in oysters and eggs but never ENNIS under a broiling sua or a x/sir before isolated and combined in a {kanduw® Specialists have discovered that the stinging shower after a round of W. Bascombe run out „ 7 perfectly balanced tonic. Leciferrin T monds, only the ace of clubs would golf—that certainly helps keep a man L. Foggo b. G. Richardson.. 0 ICopyright: 1940: By Ely Culbertson.] root cause of overtiredness, sleep­ is pleasant to take and easily assimi- Penalty doubles become more and have to be brought home. fit! But what about your hair? Sun* J. Burgess b. G. Richardson 14 lessness, anaemia, neurasthenia and /ated. An interesting booklet given more foolish as the contract ap­ West decided that ' his partner's baked until it's dry, brittle—lifeless W. Swan c. J. Mallory b. G. Sey- general debility is "Devitalised with every botde tell*, yon just proaches the upper brackets. One double probably bad been made on Blood"—a condition in which the from water which soaks out remaining Mour 12 a club trick [he must have thai suit what ''Devitalised Blood" reason- for this is that redoubles of density of the red corpuscles in natural hair oils. B. G. Watson b. D. Eve, 32 very high contracts pay ever increas­ Stopped. In order to doublel lad is, its' consequences and the blood stream is below normal. Protect your hair this summer with A. Brangman b. D. Eve..., 2 ing dividends. In other words, four therefore opened his highest club. correct treatment. Normal density can be restored and Vitalis and the "60-Second Workout." D. Pitcher c. W. Francis b. D. spades doubled and redoubled, and Declarer promptly put up dummy's Apply Vitalis with a brisk massage. SO Seconds to Rob — Grada­ made, for 480 points below the line, ace and ran off five spade tricks, fol­ the blood "Revitalised" through a PRICE tion of the scalp quickens—die Eve 0 lowed by three rounds of diamonds, feel die healthy "tingle" as circulation I increases the winners' profit, as com­ course of LECIFERRIN—the great flow of necessary oil is increased— H. Wright b. G. Seymour 4 pared with an undoubled contract, by on the third of which he discarded wakes and the pure vegetable oils of your hair takes on a rich lustre. tonic and blood revitaliser. The */- P. Francis c. G. Seymour b. L. 360 points, whereas seven spades his remaining club. He now played effectiveness of Leciferrin can be Vitalis come to the rescue of your oil- the ace of hearts and a small heart PER BOTTLE Richardson 26 doubled and redoubled increases the proved by medical tests actually depleted scalp. Your hair combs easily, profit by 630 points. Since the to the king. (/osting 12 -14 days) H. Francis (Capt.) b. L. Richard­ showing the deepening colour of the doubler's potential gain remains the Meanwhile, East had been getting takes on a rich lustre—but with no ob­ son „ „. 20 from all Chemists & Stores jectionable "patent-leather" shine. same in each case, it follows that he squeezed. In order to stop the heart E. Waldron not out 2 should be more cautious about Enjoy outdoor sports but do as mil­ suit he would have to retain all four, Extras 6 doubling seven than four-odd. but inasmuch as he had also to keep lions are doing—keep Vitalis handy! There is a second reason, perhaps his club king, he found the former Get Vitalis at your druggist's, today. Total 125 even more impressive than the one impossible. Therefore, declarer had Ask Your Barber just stated, that makes speculative only to cash his heart suit for his 13 doubles of six and seven bids very tricks. He's an expert on the care of scalp and YOUNG MEN'S ATH. ASSOC. unwise. Doubles place cards for the Without East's double, and on a eciiern hair. For your protection in the barber*' D. Eve b. B. G. Watson 28 declarer's guidance and more advan­ normal opening lead from West, de­ 10 Seconds to Comb—Your shop—genuine Vitalis now comes only E. Ball c. B. G. Watson b. W. tage can be taken of this knowledge clarer might very easily have guessed 2 hair has a well-groomed lustre at high contracts than at low. When the play wrong. He would havu tried in the new sanitary, individual Sealtubes. —without a single traceof that ob­ Bascombe 46 THE GREAT TONIC AND$/oodfyvitalisei*! Be sure to insist on Vitalis Sealtubes. jectionable "patent-leather" look. there is only one possible loser in the to split the heart suit, but after he M. Williams not out 35 hand, squeeze plays and other coups found that East had it stopped he Made by GALENUS Ltd., London, W.I, England W. Pearman run out 6 come into their own, as in today's would have cashed his diamonds and L. Richardson not out 30 hand. run off his spades. Now whether to Agents: NICH0LL & ASHT0N, LTD. Extras „ 13 East, dealer. finesse West for the king of clubs or to play a squeeze against East for Front Street, Hamilton, Bermuda VBTALIS Both sides vulnerable. the king of clubs and the established Total (for 3 wkts. decl.) 158 NORTH heart stopper, would be a sheer guess. HELPS KEEP HAIR HEALTHY AND HANDSOME! A A 10 5 •/K72 Monday's Hand • KQS *AQJS South, dealer. No.y! Quick Relief From Sores WEST EAST Neither side vulnerable; A'632 *9 NOBTH Treat Skin Troubles and Ulcere this «/86 •/3 10 9 4 Modern, Successful Way—Trust MILTON 4 8 6 4 3 2 • J 10 9 A»« *97 *K10542 •#87 Today, you can use one of the world's purifies, soothes and alleviates irri­ SOUTH * •AJ732 greatest and most successful germi­ tations and tends to hasten healing. tutu *KQJ81 + 10 9 54 cides. 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CANADA OPENS A STAMP SUPPLY MINISTER WARNS BRITAIN'S ATLANTIC CONVOYS SALE FOR WAR LOAN INDUSTRY ON SLACKNESS BY TAFFRAIL LONDON, May 31 (CP).—Mr. Her­ War Savings Certicates To bert Morrison, the Minister of Sup­ ply, warned the public that he would (Noted British Naval Writer) have been running for as many Be Offered, Reinforce Loan use the full rigour of his emergency as twenty-five days in a month. control powers against war factories Gale or calm, fog or clear weather, Since the beginning of the war OTTAWA.—In every town and showing signs of slackness, irresolu­ the Atlantic convoys must continue some of them have spent 73% of hamlet in Canada War Savings tion, slow starting or muddle. He to run if Britain, is to be fed and sup­ their time at sea. Their-spells in certificates and War Savings stamps said his appeal for harder and longei plied. Brigaded into sizeable fleets, harbour, during which they must went on sale on Monday morning to work in the munitions industries had each shepherded by its attendant complete with fuel and stores, .make reinforce the $200,000,000 war loan met with a splendid response, and watchdogs, approximately a thous­ good running defects, and compete Issued last January and oversub­ essential munitions were coming and merchantmen of every type with the masses of official returns scribed by $120,000,000. The new forward more swiftly and the rate of arrive at, or sail from, the ports of and correspondence with which even drive has the double object of raising growth in the arms production ma­ the United Kingdom every seven the smallest vessels-of-war are bur­ money and encouraging thrift among chine was accelerating. days. dened, have lasted on occasions low-salaried Canadian folk, but any­ Not many who sit down to their no more than 36 or 48 hours. body can buy either the certificates regular three meals a day call realise or the savings stamps. the intricate organisation that is SUPREM ELY UNCOMFORTABLE The certificates are in $5, $10, required at the British Admiralty $25, $50 and $100 denominations, and at the headquarters on shore As a general rule the. worse the purchasable at a discount of $1 in to sail the convoys regularly out weather the longer the trips, and every five. They will be redeemable and home in the face of the sub­ many of the older destroyers used at face value in seven and a half marine peril. Fewer still under­ for escorting the Atlantic convoys years, that 'is, at compound interest stand the immense strain and re­ are supremely wet and uncomfort­ at 3 per cent. However, if the holders sponsibility placed upon the per­ able in a heavy sea. need to cash them before maturity sonnel of the British Merchant Moreover, they lack such ameni­ they will be redeemable with interest Navy; upon the Commodores of ties as refrigerators and steam heat­ after the first six months. No one convoys, many of whom ate retired ing. It is a case of tinned food and person may buy more than $500 worth Slag Officers holding the temporary biscuit after the first three days in any one year nor will the certifi­ Somers Bldg., Hamilton rank of Commodore, Royal Naval at sea. and the dismal sights on cates be transferable except to the IN BATTLE ORDER.—High above the Western Front a British fighter squadron is on patrol, Ma- Opp. Bank of Bermuda Reserve; and upon the young officers a destroyer's battened-down mess holder's heirs in case of his death. chines like these have taken and are taking heavy toll of the Nazi warplanes. in command of the Naval escorts deck while plunging against the who shield and protect the convoys huge breaking seas of a winter gale STAMPS COST 25 CENTS ESTATE OF within the area of activity of the in the North Atlantic must be seen What WU1 These Fields whom he would be trying to sell his decision. In the main the Minister's U-boats. to be believed. The savings stamps cost 25 cents suits would be men with 50s. ideas ideas were In sound, but too many Herbert Frank Wilton The Royal Air Force, with air­ each and with the first conies an Grow? of suits. His reductions would mean othe rdepartments cramped his style. Deceased planes many times more, mobile application form with spaces for nothing to them. Well, he has his 2,000,000 acres Continued from Page 6 than the fastest ship, co-operate sixteen stamps. When the form is Anyhow, the fanners did their ploughed up. Only a much stronger Pursuant to the Trustee Act, most valuably and wholeheartedly Australia Gives Powers To filled it will become exchangeable of the farms were owned by the best, and while they were doing their man could have done more. 1876, Section 50. in the onerous task of trade protec­ for a $5 savings certificate. banks, mortgaged to the last ditch. best Sir Reginald's excellent and He would have devised means by Deal With 5th Columnists Sir Reginald is a good farmer, and tion. But whereas the continuous The certificates are purchaseable sound ideas were administered in a which cheap money would have been spell of a single airplane may be in any post office, bank, insurance knew all this and really yearned to series of the most incredible blunder- ready to relieve the merciless mort­ measured in hours, that of a ship CANBERRA, May 31 (OP).—The office or from any stock broker. help. His record showed him to be a ings. gages, help the farmers buy equip­ must be counted in days and even House of Representatives passed a bill The savings stamps are available,, good organiser. He was determined Farmers kept more livestock be­ ment, pay labour, and get the work NOTICE weeks. giving the Commonwealth Govern­ in addition, at schools for boys and to turn farming into a business again, cause they were asked to do so and done. IS HEREBY GIVEN to creditors and Some destroyers and escort ves­ ment wide powers to deport aliens in girls and at thousands of retail stoies, and not leave it as a dusty, Uttered were assured there would be food for Money, money, was the root of all others haying any debts, claims and sels, all of them small craft of 1,400 a move regarded as foreshadowing an and many employers are arranging ante-room to the workhouse or Carey- them. As it was, Mr. Morrison's their troubles. They were squeezed demands against the Estate of tons or less, have been continuously intensive drive against fifth col­ to make both stamps and certificates street. He did try hard. handling of the food supply was such dry. Nothing but financial assistance, Herbert Frank Wilton, deceased, at sea for thirteen days on end, and umnists. available to their workers by having But when the war started any farm­ that they found' themselves with­ instantly, could help. who died on the 4th day of May WELLINGTON, May 31 (CP).— small amounts deducted regularly er will tell you that this was the posi­ out food for their animals. Well, 1940, that they are hereby required Emergency regulations passed by both from their wages. Both are being tion. Sir Reginald was asking bank­ they just had to sacrifice them, and to forward the particulars of their Houses of Parliament give the New put out under the slogan: rupt farmers to keep more stock and hundreds lost their livings by this debts, claims and demands to Zealand Government powers placing grow more food and he would see to fantastic piece of mismanagement. "Get the habit! When Hitler's OTTAWA.--The Canadian Govern­ HALLETT AND WHITNEY, Burnaby all persons and property at the dis­ it that they were assured prices that When their outcries reached the chickens have gone home to roost ment, like the British Government, Street, Hamilton, on or before the posal of the state. The powers also would yield them a profit. ears of the Minister of Food, and he Bermuda you will have a nest egg." favours a policy of permitting manu­ 18th day of July 1940 after which authorise compulsory military ser­ found some food, he let it be known The plan was announced over the He pointed out that he had sub­ facturers engaged in producing war date the undersigned executrix will vice. that while farbaers could not expect S. P. G. A. radio by Colonel J. L. Ralston, the sidised manures, bountifled the supplies to retain key men and skilled proceed to distribute the assets of all the meal, grain, hay and stuff Finance Minister. From the com­ ploughing-up, helped in the building mechanics, on the assumption that the Said deceased amongst the per­ Miss Elizabeth S. Hills they needed he would get the millers HITLER WILL TRY TO SPUT ments heard after his address it of labourers' cottages, and the drain­ their services are more valuable to sons entitled thereto, having regard Secretary-Treasurer to distribute what there was ac­ seems likely to bring in a substantial ing of land. the country in their occupational only to the debts, claims and de­ Phone 1985 BRITAIN AND FRANCE cording to each farmers' previous part of the humbler people's savings. But the farmers were broke. capacity than in the armed forces. mands of which she shall then have Inspector The week.opening with this new Sir Reginald's position was exactly requirements. The farmers roared had notice; and that she will not be LONDON, May 31 (OP).—Informed Industrial workers have enlisted and Francis Caxlyle Hollis financial effort brought also a further the same as would be that of a Lon­ with laughtei—.bitter laughter. liable for the said assets or any part observers said they were expecting will continue to enlist in relatively Phone 3068. increase of the war effort on other don tailor who strolled down the Thousands of them had completely thereof so distributed to any credit­ an early attempt by Hitler to divide large numbers, but key men must be fronts. Organized labour in Canada street of a poverty-stricken village changed their method of farming to ors, person or persons of wh -^isj Presents respect the Munitions Department Herbert Prank Wilton, deceased. board, and even without" waiting for had the backing of the Britisfcr Pur­ increase in prices the farmers- were LIGHTING-UP TIME the new rules, plants are now on a chasing Mission. All that has allowed for their own produce was 7.51 p.m. 669t«.18 ».2S s.Juneltt. Dance Recital |p continuous production schedule. changed now. Speed has superseded limited to about 20 per cent. any question of cost. Under the Patronage of Mrs. Hastings Brooke In the autumn farmers were in­ EMPHASIS NOW ON SPEED Parliament has caught the speed­ structed personally by Dorman- at ' up spirit in some degree. It is set­ Smith to grow their pigs big ,f or bacon, THE COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE This speeding up in the factories ting a pace that would be fast for1- and about the time some of these is, of course, a tacit admission that peacetime. So far the establishment pigs were growing into bacon on the Announcement Thursday, June 6th at 4 P-m. hitherto the utmost effort has not of an Air Ministry is the most im­ inferior and expensive foods that been exerted. In" the present public portant new accomplishment, al­ could be obtained,- an order was Friday, June 7th at 8.15 p.m. temper a confession that leads to though the establishment o} a Home issued telling them to grow their Also on the Scseen: "BAD LITTLE ANGEL" featuring Virginia immediate action is well received. Guard and the new ^attention being pigs small, for pork. Weidler. Until last week the emphasis was paid to dangerous subversive ele­ It was just a winter of sheer con­ THE ANNUAL SALE of HATS on keeping down costs; and in that ments should be counted as of value. fusion and lack of foresight and SPECIAL KIDDIE PRICES AT MATINEE Tickets now on Sale at The Playhouse 9J7t«.tu.th. Commences Monday, June 3rd

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PENS GUILD PLAY AROUND THE DX COLUMN MAIL NOTICES FOR PERIOD ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 1 CHURCH SERVICES THE SALVATION ARMY BERMUDA HISTORICAL GIRL WHO ISNT CAST SOCIETY Continued from Page 4 Ship or Aircraft Destination Latest Time for Posting at G.P.O. Hamilton SUNDAY, JUNE 2nd Somerset Corps Notes NEW YOB K.—What would you do THE CATHEDRAL The monthly meeting of the Ber­ situated in Stockholm and their news Ordinary: Registered: Parcel Post: 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion if you were certain that the beau­ bulletins are scanty and definitely 10.15 a.m.—Morning Prayer On Sunday next the Public is muda Historical Society will be held tiful girl living across the street 11.00 a.m.—Choral Eucharist and Sermon neutral. The Swedish stations can­ SATURDAY, JUNE 1st. 7.30 p-m^r-Evensong cordially invited to come and wor­ at the Society's Rooms, East Broad­ could read every thought which not be heard daily, reception condi­ ship at the Army, when the Corps way, on June 6, at 4.0 p.m. Tea will P.A.A. Clipper Great Britain, ST. JOHN'S, Pembroke passed through your mind and the tions making it difficult to pick them Cadets will be in charge of all Meet­ be served and will be followed by the Canada and 3.00 a.m.—Holy Communion minds of your pious neighbours? up. Occasionally, however, an R7 9.45 a.m.—Sunday School ings and the Corps Cadet Guardian, following papers: "A Dangerous Sea TJ.S.A 6.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m. 11.00 a.m.—Matins and Choral Communion That is the question posed by signal can be obtained, making it 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon Bro. A. Symonds will be the Speaker Voyage" and "The Printer's Daugh­ "The Girl Who Knows What You're possible to understand the pro­ INCOMING MAILS ST. PAUL'S, Paget in the evening Service. ter". Thinkin'," a first play by Don Witty grammes. 8.00 a.m—Holy Communion * * * which will be presented by the Radio FROM PER DATE DUE 10.00 a.m.—Children's Service THE NAZI "B.B.C." 11.00 a.m.—Matins and Sermon A real "Olde Time Concert" will Guild over the NBC-Blue Network, 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon BELMONT MANOR NOTES Canada and U.S.A P.A.A. Clipper....Saturday, June 1 be presented by the Members of under the direction of Howard L. ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Warwick The German "British Broadcast­ The Somerset Home League on Nussbaum. 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion ing Station," reported in a recent is­ 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon Monday night, June 3rd, at 8 p.m. The American holiday, Decoiatiou 12.15 pjn.—Holy Baptism Day, was duly celebrated at Belmont An interesting twist to this un­ sue of The Royal Gazette as operating 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Seanon in the G.U.O.O.F. Hall Somerset. usual satire is that the chief char­ The Funds raised will be applied to Manor. There was a special dinner on the 25-metre band is carrying the Anti-Japanese Beetle FOUNDER'S DAY AT THE ST. JAMES, Sandys Parish acter doesn't say a word through­ bluff through in grand style. The 11.00 a.m.—Matins, Sermon and Holy local maintenance of The Army, arranged in recognition of the day Campaign Here Goes On Communion and reasonable charges are being and a souvenir menu was struck for out the course of the play. She Nazi station, posing as a British SALTUS GRAMMAR SCHOOL 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon doesn't have to! broadcaster even, closes down with made for tickets that are now on the occasion as a memento for the Continued from Page 1 ST. MICHAEL'S CHAPEL guests. The author of this off-the-trail the playing of the "King." Lis­ 9.30 a.m.—Holy Communion sale. plant material .and the remainder drama has been for some time gen­ teners should be on the alert for these Major Pollock will be the Chair­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Philbrick were introduced by means of steam­ ST. GEORGE'S Parish Church eral factotum of the NBC script stations on almost any band. Ger­ Full Programme Laid Out 7.30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist man for the evening, and a very of Old Greenwich, Conn., who have ship or aircraft, or on passenger's 11.00 a.m.—Matins and Holy Eucharist division. His task of routing scripts many has acquired enough trans­ 7.30 pjn.—Evensong. enjoyable entertainment is going been on their annual Bermuda clothing or baggage. around NBC offices and studios, mitters in its conquest of small June 20; Old Boys' Lunch to be given. Gome along and have holiday, gave a farewell cocktail party Following last year's experience, a ST. DAVID'S and keeping accurate recoid of it nations to put bogus "English" 7.00 pjn.—Evensong a real good time together. Remem­ on Cedar Court on Wednesday even­ rigorous quarantine will be imposed ber the TIME, the PLACE, and the ing. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. all, has convinced him that the stations on almost any band. This At a meeting of the Saltus Old CHRIST CHURCH, Devonshire ability to read minds would be a type of propaganda has been expect­ from June 1 to September 30 under Boy's Association recently arrange­ 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer, Holy Com­ CAUSE. Thank you. Archie Hunter of Springfield, Mass. which all' unfrozen vegetables and munion and Sermon great asset. ed from the totalitarian state and ments were discussed for the cele­ 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon * * • and Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Con­ this Nazi "BBC" station may only commercial shipments of cut-flow­ bration of Founder's Day, which will Corps Cadetship offers many op­ nelly. The Philbricks and Hunters ers coming into Bermuda will be GARRISON CHURCH, Prospect have hitherto spent their holiday at be the beginning. be observed on Thursday, June 20. 10.30 a.m.—Parade Service portunities for the Young People quarantined unless they are accom­ Inverurie. A motion wes also unanimously HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Bailey's Bay from 13 to 18 yeais of age, with a panied by a certificate from the passed to elect the six surviving 9.30 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon comprehensive study of the Bible, Mrs. J. Edward Connelly returned FINLAND STRUGGLES ON United States Department of Agri­ original pupils of the Saltus Gram­ ST. MARK'S CHURCH, Smith's Parish S.A. Doctrine, and other import­ by the Clipper on Wednesday. Mrs. culture to the effect that they are Despite the' tragic .effects of the mar School as honourary members 11.15 a.m.—Holy Communion and Sermon ant subjects pertaining to S.A. or­ Connelly has been visiting her family free from Japanese beetle. Most of the Association. ST. MONICA'S MISSION ganization, application for Corps in Waterbury, Conn. recent war with Russia, Finland importers have already been notified 10.00 ajn.—Sunday School in New Church struggles on with its programme of This proposal was made by Mr. Hall Cadetship, to be made to the .Com­ Other arrivals in the Clipper were about these regulations. 11.00 a.m.—Matins and Sermon manding Officer. reconstruction. OIE, Lahti, Finland, George H. Hutchings, and it was 8.00 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I. Ban of Au­ Guest Preacher, Mr. Paul, Licensed burn, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. John M. is reported operating regularly again. TRAPS ALREADY SET seconded by Mr. V. L. Ward. The Evangelist Fairbanks of Lowell, Mass., Miss on 15.19 mc/s. during the afternoons. gentlemen elected were: The Hon. MARSDEN MEMORIAL In addition to quarantine methods F. G. Gosling, and Messrs. William ST. ALBAN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL—10.00 a.m. 1-45 p.m.—Sunday School Jean Roth of Harrison, N.Y., Miss J. which are considered one of the most ST. A JGUSTINE'S MISSION 3.00 p.m.—Communion Shea of New York City and Mr. O. J. "PARIS MONDIAL" TO THE FORE M. Conyers, George Gorham, Re­ 11.00 a.m.—Matins and Sermon 7.30 p.m.—Lay Preacher important means of control, beetle Westerman, also of New York. ginald Ingham, E. H. Tucker and 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School WESLEYAN CHURCH traps are also to be placed at strategic 7.30 pjn.—Evensong and Sermon Arriving by the Acadia were Mr. R9 reception is being obtained re­ H. J. B. Dunkley. Ireland Island points throughout the Colony. THE CHURCH OF GOD, Warwick 9.30 a.m.—Sunday School and Mrs. Charles W. Newhall, honey- gularly now from France's powerful On Founder's Day the Old Boys' 10.30 a.m.—Divine Worship Many of these traps are already in 11.00 ajn.—Morning Worship 7.00 pjn.—Divine Worship mooners from Winnetka, LU., Dr, 100 kilowatt station "Paris Mon­ annual luncheon will be held at the 3.00 pjn.—Sunday School position at points on the Docks at 7.45 pjn.—Eve. Evang. Mario Gibbons of Cleveland, Ohio dial." The French stations are American House. Mr. V. L. Ward Rev. Carl J. Hughes, Minister Somerset Hamilton, at the Yacht Club water­ 2.00 p.m.—Sunday School and with her Mrs. Earl R. Marsh, of heard on 9.68 mc/s., 11.71 mc/s. and and Mr. S. Paschal were elected as a 3.30 pjn.—Divine Worship front and at other places where it is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. Pitts' 7.30 p.m.—Divine Worship Shaker Heights, Ohio. committee to make all the arrange­ Bay Road 11.88 mc/s. Rev. R. W. Anglin, B.A. Mrs. Powell Orichton gave a dinner thought the Japanese beetle might ments, and Mr. Paschal presented a 11.00 a.m.—Service fly from incoming ships. The traps MT. ZION 4.M.E. CHURCH for ten on Cedar Court on Wednesday LISTEN FOR LUXEMBOURG? menu for a luncheon at 3/- per PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES 11.15 a.m.—Morning Worship are designed on the "fish-pot" princi­ 12.0 Noon—Sacrament of the Lord's Supper evening. person, which was approved by the CHRIST CHURCH, Warwick 3.00 p.m.—The Sunday School Hour When Germany captured Luxem­ ple and contain a powerful attrac­ committee. (Church of Scotland) 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship Rev. W. A. Ratteray, Minister bourg she obtained only one low tive bait, gereniol, whose scent the 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School Willingness was expressed by the 11.00 ajn.—Morning Worship and Sermon OVER HALF ACENTURVREPUTATION t powered short wave station, "Radio, beetles cannot resist. Under favour­ ALLEN TEMPLE, A.M.E., Somerset members of the Association present ST. ANDREW'S, Hamilton 11.0 a.m.—Morning Worship, Holy Com­ Luxembourg," which has assigned able weather conditions, the beetles 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship and Sermon munion DR. LE CLERC S i?jaiVaWi%{ to give as much publicity to Founder's 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School frequencies of 11.77 mc/s., and 9.52 may be attracted to the traps from 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School; Adult Bible Day as possible, particularly as a Class 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship P S a distance varying from 300 to 500 8.45 p.m.—Sacred Programme DBLE CLERC S ^ AN&MIA° mc/s. means of getting many members to 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship and Sermon Rev. C. McLaren Morgan, B.D., Minis­ yards. Wednesday: ter. THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY j CAN IT BE JAPAN? attend the luncheon as well as the 8.00 p.m.—Midweek Prayer Service PUBLIC COOPERATION programme of • events scheduled at Rev. Victor E. Ford, Minister VERNON TEMPLE, A.M.E. 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service and Holy THizRAPIONNo.3 A powerful broadcasting station METHODIST CHURCHES The success of last year's quaran­ the School. Communion n»»Neurasthenia , ei,berChronic.Weaknesses r medy , «c • 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School SfficrS?^^ . S Chemist or Mail / on the 31 metre band broadcasting tine measures was largely due to the WESLEY CHURCH, Hamilton VR LE CLESC CO. Haverstock Rd. N.W^,London.Eng' The Founder's Day celebration it­ 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service IHE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. music similar to Chinese or Japanese high degree of cooperation extended 11.00 ajn.—Worship Frank A. Lapsley, Pastor. music has caused a flurry among self will begin at 11.00 a.m. with Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to the Department of Agriculture's a service and founder's oration, which 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School THERAPIONN NLM0.1 local DX-ers, many of whom think 7.30 p.m.—Worship RICHARD ALLEN, St. George's campaign, by the general public, will be given by Mr. George Hutch­ Preacher morning and evening: Rev. 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service JHIB£E!2 ° 2 it might be JZI which broadcasts in C. A. Munro, D.D. the corporations of Hamilton and ings. Following this the Headmaster 12.00 Noon—Holy Communion THERAPION No 3 the early morning on 9.53 mc/s. 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School St. George's and the staffs of the and prefects will lay a wreath on the GRACE CHURCH, North Shore 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service The mystery station seldom (or 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 8.45 p.m.—After Service of Song steamship and airways lines. The Founder's grave in PembrokeChurch- 11.00 ajn.—Mr. C. E. Robinson 8.00 pjn.—Weekly Prayer Service' and never?) makes an announcement and 7.30 pan.—Mr. F. J. Manshridge Sunday School Lesson Study WHY SUFFER Functional Department is requesting that this yard. The Beverend Eustace Strong, Rev. C. A. Munro, D.D.. Minister Rev. R. J. Stovell, Pastor is heard nearly every afternoon. same vigilance be maintained dur­ of St. John's Church, will be in at­ WARWICK, Cobb's Hill EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH ing the 1940 quarantine period. tendance, and the School will file by. 3.00 p.m.—Rev. C. A. Munro, D.D. Angle Street, Hamilton USB FEMALE AMERICAN LETTER CHANGES 4.00 p.m.—Sunday School 9.30 ajn.—Sunday School In the afternoon two cricket 11.00 a.m.—Divine Worship. matches will be played between the EMMANUEL CHURCH, Evaii's Bay Subject: "The Communion, of the Holy COMPLAINTS Thejwrtter has been asked to explain 11.00 a.m.—Mr. Raymond Rowley Spirit" first and second cricket elevens of 3.00 pjn.—Sunday School pOWDER Lydia E. Plnkham'* Vegetable Compound the letter changes of the American 7.30 p.m.—Mr. J. L. D. Gibson 12.15—The Lord's Supper Has Helped Thousands! MOTHERS' UNION MEETING the School against the Old Boys. 7.00 p.m.—Intercessory Prayers Few women today do not have some short wave stations. These altera­ 7.30 p.m.—Divine Worship. CENTRAL METHODIST CIRCUIT Theme: "Joy" 100% CUamUmi Properties sign of functional trouble. Maybe' At 4.00 p.m. the headmaster will tions went into effect months ago, Rev. Ernest Rowlands, Minister Contains Ho Grit or Pumice you've noticed YOURSELF getting There will be a meeting of the hold a garden tea for parents and Wednesday but have confused many listeners. HARRIS BAY 8.00 p.m.—Bible Study and Prayer Meet­ OutlattM Tooth Paste Ztol restless, moody, nervous, depressed Mothers' Union on Monday, June members of the Old Boy's Association. 10.00 ajn.—Sunday School ing lately—your work too much for you— W2XE, WABC's (and the Columbia 3, at 3.15 p.m. at Trinity Hall. The day will be brought to a close 11.00 ajn.—Communion Rev. G. E. Stewart, D.D., Pastor Then try Lydia E.Pinkham's Vege­ Network's) short wave outlet operat- with the School Cadet Band "beat­ THE SALTATION ARMY table Compound to help quiet un­ SHELLY BAY in,g on 21.57 mc/s., 15.27 mc/s., 9.65 ing the retreat" on the field. 9.45 ajn.—Sunday School Hamilton—Corps Cadet Guardian Hilda strung nerves, relieve monthly pain* 7.30 pjn.—Communion Steed and Corps Cadets. Dr. LYON'S (cramps, backache, Leadsrhe) and mc/s., and 6.12 mc/s. was changed as WCAB. WOAB operates on 15.27 St. George's—Captain and Mrs. J. D. Sharp to WCBX. Southampton—Captain A. Jackson and weak dizzy fainting spells due to mc/s. and on 6.06 mc/s. Lieutenant T. Ritchie. TOOTH POWDER functional disorders. W3XAL, NBC's short wave station W8XK, short wave station of Somerset.—Captain and Mrs. R. White. For over 60 years Pinkham's Com­ on 9.67 mc/s., was changed to WRCA, KDKA, Pittsburgh, Pa., outlet of pound has helped hundreds of thou­ sands of weak, rundown nervous and W3XL, another NBC station the Natonal Broadcasting Company women to go smiling thru "difficult which broadcast on 17.78 mc/s., is Blue Network, Is now known as -times." Since it's helped so many wo­ now known as WNBI. WPIT. WPIT transmits on 21.54 Crossword Puzzle men tor so many years, don't you think WIXK, Westinghouse station in mc/s., 15.21 mc/s., 11.87 mc/s. and it's good proof YOU too should take ;By LARS WORMS; Pinkham's today without fail! Boston,' Mass. which operates on 6.14 mc/s., at different times. WPIT ACROSS ANSWER TO 6—Order ot crustacean! PREVIOUS PUZZLE 6—Bluet ura Important! There's no substitute 9.57 mc/s , Is now known as WBOS. also has a f requentcy assignment on X—Heaitny stats 7—Pertaining to instru­ for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable WSXAU, short wave ou let for the 31 metre band, but does not use 6—Angry ments ot nignt 10—Countenance, as a—Small cniid •Compound. So demand and accept 9—Weaken WCAU, PI iladelphia, Pa., as well as it. wrong-doing D h M P c o T EIS| T E w only the original and genuine. 14—Italian volcano $ 10—Changes '; a I the Columbia Network, is now known lb—Drawing-room Q P E R A & E NITI T 0 P 1 11—Without nair W9XAA, Chicago, TJ1., became 16—Masculine p f= R 1 s E1 N qF R U 1 M 12—Girl's name E C 13—-And ten > WCBI, but with W9XF, also of Chi­ (17—Vest, coat ana pants £ X. E M 'T E D A M R E 23— Ventilates 'IB—Elliptical ' li L S F E Al cago, is no longer in use. '19—Otherwise ). 25—Finn's conqueror 20—Raise at one ena C u S T\ . E e L 1 N KE R 5 26—Separated The short wave station of the 21— By means oi 0 R 1 E B i A N D S P 27—Censure the mad deadly i 28—European mountain* YOUR CHEMIST KNOWS... World Radio University, Boston, 22—Boat rowed by three o B E sHs L A N e e T a ash j persons T & ;T I M K T O N E 24—Press k m- •s 29—Turn aside from Mass., were known as WIXAL and 26—Very eager S M Ekv( i N 6 c O R P ? E 36—Puts Bridge acroaa enemy of insects is WIXAR. They now use the call 27—Rendered nrm IK N U Bv< A N St 31—Muse ot erotic ABSOLUTELY R 1 R 1 poetry 30—In thinly diffused S T -isncio S A R S 62—Stick used to obtain MADAM! ITS signs of WRUL and WRUW, respect- manner A R EA t NlUlR E M O O N mechanical advantage 34—Was very lond oi K {= EN N O RS F- E T T A 33—Give away GERM KILUNC tively. The two stations operate on 35—Articles worn over E E Hs G RIEIE N R A P 35—Sudden, violent 11.73 mc/s. and 6.04 mc/s. shoes f rain-storm POWERS HAVE BEEN 36—Portuguese com 38—Sough list) skin IS LI5TERINE The General Electric stations 37—Put tear into 39—Indicating place PROVEN BEYOND A 38—Extra one 41—Seal with waz - REALLY THE W2XAF and W2XAD, short wave 39—Bathe oneself tiu—Payment lor use ot 42—Stitched edge DOUBT y AND ITS outlets for the NBC-Red Network, 40—injure room 44—Wrinkled BEST 41-—Sing 61—Strike out, as 45—Elevated SAFE TOO! are known now as WGEO and WGEA, 42— inn ay liable 47—Pen-text type face FLIT 43—Begs 62—Sen 48—Turkish gold coin ANTISEPTIC ? respectively. The stations operate 45—Written report 63—Poker oet 49—British Secretary ot 46—Exercise impulsion 64—Called State tor the Do­ on 15.33 mc/s., 9.55 mc/s. and 9.53 47—Seventh incarnation 65— Units ot work energy minions H E ot Vishnu 50—Small depression LISTERINE SA F E ANTISEPTIC mc/s. W6XBE, Pacific Coast short­ 48—BOOK OI accounts DOWN 61—Dress with care wave station of G.E's. is using the 51—Hawaiian tood 53—state as tact 52—Binding ribbon l—Towara setting sun 54—Throe ot mental BEERMUDA GENERAL AGENCY, Representative! call letters KGEI. fe* ^ «£!&, 56—Conception 2—French carrying-can 57—Makes as salary 3— West-Indian dye anguish 59—One time emperor *— Interlaced with 65—Brings to close <$ ot Russia strips 58—In manner ot

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Honour the Speaker. He has offered when we have taxed ourselves to take THE HUNTERS hauled down. The purring note of mander to his pleasantly impersonal New Cook — My last mistress COLONIAL PARLIAMENT a solution whereby we can make an care of that loan and any other loans the exhaust fans deepened as speed undertone. Again he jerked the ma'am, was very quick-tempered. Immediate and much needed con­ that may be required. In the absence was increased: the structure of the lever. Again the water spouted She'd flare up, call me names and. . tribution of £40,000 and we do not of that taxation, we are doing noth­ by "BARTIMEUS" bridge began to tremble slightly. roaring to the sky. The searchlight Mistress—Ah, I know, and the Continued from Page 9 in any way have to abandon the very ing more than placing ourselves in a (the famous British naval writer.) The hills ashore faded into the shutter began to clatter. Far away next minute she'd be sorry she had * her likes to do that, I can assure the good scheme as put up by the hon. financial position which might be grey haze astern, and tnt leader to the eastward one of the consorts done so. BaTtimeus, the British naval hon. member I will give him my sup­ member for Smith's Parish, Mr. embarrassing to the Home Govern­ lifted her bows to a slight cross answered. The other, nearer, came New Cook—That's right, ma'am, writer, tells here of the destruction port—that we shall contribute Vesey, and I shall give my whole­ ment if we allowed that condition to swell. Spray drifted over the fqre- lushing towards them. And so will anybody else who calls 6f a Geiman submarine by combined £10,000 a year for fifteen years along hearted support to both these sug­ continue. If Great Britain has to most guns' crew. They wore seaboots The water darkened suddenly. me names. air and fleet action. It is a grim the lines suggested by the hon. gestions, the motion before the com­ bother at this time with the financial and cowled duffle coats and stood There was a pungent reek of crude story, but true; and the incidents member but do not let us wait any mittee now and to any motion for difficulties of a small Colony because clustered round the breech of the petroleum oil. The remor ess ex­ have been repeated many times more. The hon. member for Sandys any amount that we can afford up to that Colony, in an excess of enthusi­ gun looking like a group of monks plosions continued. Som thing since September 3, 1939. Parish, Mr. Misick, spoke of a radio £200,000, or £150,000 whatever we asm, has voted funds which it had in conference. dark broke the surface an instant ^ The revolutionary new broadcast; I heard the address the can do, when it is brought up on the not previously agreed to service, I The big "Sunderland" flying boat The look-outs on the biidge wore and vanished again. The swell same as the hon. member did and I next day of meeting and I hope that contend that it is not doing its duty. climbed out of the swoop that car­ balaclava helmets of knitted wool subsided as the oil patch spread writing ink. Mak?s any can assure him I, too, feel very un­ hon. members will pass this present It is an empty gesture and it is one we ried her over the spot where the under their cowls, so that only their and swilled along the sides of the pen write better—cleans happy about our lack of a contribu­ resolve as amended by the hon. cannot afford to make until we have U-boat had crash-dived. The sea eyes and noses were visible. They destroyers. They reduced speed, the pen as it writes. Rich, member for St. George's Parish, Mr. demonstrated to the Home Govern­ was still convulsed with the explos­ stood quite motionless, staring into crossing and re-crossing the area tion. Let us give our contribution brilliant—never weak nor now so that the m.oney may be used Tucker, immediately without further ment our ability to pay by instituting ion of the flying boat's anti-sub- the quadrant of sea assigned to them. in slow zig-zags. watery. Ask for Quink now but do not let us delay any more, debate. It is the least we can do when increased taxation. They will appre7 maiine bombs and as she circled The icy wind shrilled to the wire A few objects appeared and floated then we can deal with the suggestion the Empire is fighting for its very ciata that more than supplying money round above the yeasty disturb­ rigging and made tears trickle from amid a dark scum. A man's head /gjgsi at any good store. existence, when every family in Great which we do not even own, not have ances amongst the waves the wireless the coiners of their eyes. Occasion­ of the hon. member for Smith's ! and outflung arms appeared, smoth­ Parish on the next day of meeting. Britain has lost one or more of its we serviced. I am whole-hearted in' operator was tapping out his sum­ ally one drew oif a leather glove ered in oil, and vanished. Parker w members in protecting us out here. accord with the suggested contribu­ mons to the hunters. and wiped his cheek with the back The navigator bent over the chart, What is money to us today when we tion of £40,000. I hope that it can be of his mitten, like a child lamenting CAPT. W. V. R. WINTER (Paget "They dive like shag," said the made another pencil dot and put wink consider the great value it can have greater. I hope that a larger amount pilot ruefully, iocussing his glasses some incommunicable grief. a tiny cross through it. Q Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I fully agree for the Mother Country in purchasing can be voted f ollowing the incidence on the sea below. "Any idea of her with the very wise remarks of His The Captain of the leader reached Overhead the Sunderlani's signal ammunitions to help and protect of some taxation schem.e but in the course?" out his hand to a lever and tugged lamp was blinking at them. The this place from the aggressor, and I absence of any such scheme to bind "Nor' East, roughly," said the it twice. Everybody on the biidge signal yeoman on the leader's bridge 'am sure that all hon. members are this country so that any loan m.ay be navigator. "But she'll double back turned and stared aft along the path grinned and flicked the trigger of unanimous in the wish that we should serviped we are placing ourselves in a on that if we didn't hit her." of the wake. The engines of the his lamp to reply. He looked round do our share and more than our share, position which would counteract any They watched the sea in silence Sunderland overhead filled the air for his Captain. Special contribution we might make. The whatever the burden may be upon us, as the flying boat banked at the with an all-pervading drone. "Flying boat's signalled - 'Good FEET first thing to do is to vote this £40,000, individually or collectively, to help turn. "Nothing doing," grumbled hunting,' sir." the next is to place a taxation pro­ Two columns oi water leaped from Trousers !/• Great Britain. the pilot. "No oil, no wreckage. the wake with a roar and concussion The Commander nodded. "Make LASHED gramme in effect in Bermuda, then Nothing. Hell!" Drycleaned and Pressed we must balance our budget, after that lifted the destroyei's stern back: "Ihanks. The brush is yours' "Signal acknowledged, sir," an­ WITH PAIN? Mr. H. J. TUCKER (Paget Parish): that we can then consider whether we and shook her so that every plate —" he paused and looked 'across nounced the wireless operator. The —Mr. Chairman, I subscribe very are able to take on further burdens vibrated. the desolate sea—" 'if you can find BlAMS SlMi Bermuda Laundry navigator glanced at the clock and fully to all of the remarks made as to but not before. "Hard a-port!" said the Oom- it.' " Cleaners and Dyers the propriety of this contribution at twiddled the dividers across the f 001ACHT the present time and the amount chart. "Two hours," he said. "They suggested by the hon. member for * Mr. J. E. P. VESEf (Southampton should be. heie in two houis." Phone 2104 St. George's Parish, Mr. Tucker. I Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I a^ee with "Right ho!" announced the pilot. The skin-pores of your feet should also regret that this House has de­ hon. members who state we should "Check up on the position. I'll be constantly eliminating acid im­ take immediate action on voting a hang about till they come." He YOUNG MAN purities. When your feet feel lashed layed taking the action it now pro­ with pain, when they ache and poses to take as long as it has. It may contribution. With all due respect filled and lit his pipe. The Sunder­ swell, it is because those pores have be convenient for hon. members to to the hon. member for Paget Parish, land climbed a bit and swung quest­ FROM become choked, and add is piling Mr. Tucker, and what he has just TOWN up inside them. Then you suffer foot Golden Brown shelve that responsibility onto the ing in wide circles like a hunting agony. Corns and callouses begin shoulders of the Finance Committee said, this House will undoubtedly osprey. to form. You've got to shift that provide m.oney to run the Govern­ by IRENE LONNEN ERNHART acid, or go on suffering! The modern but I think any fair minded member The three destroyers lying at DMr. by United Fatan Syndicate, Inc. treatment is a daily foot-dip in warm "Whole Wheat" Bread in this House will agree that respon­ ment and to take care of any amounts their buoys with steam up slipped _L water with a small handful of Radox sibility has been equally his. (Hon. we want to subscribe to the Home their wires and were under way by When Kim Wade Is told he crying! Don't you want to mairy added. Radox supercharges the water Government. It is far better for us to with life-giving oxygen which open3 members: Hear, hear.) We have been the time the pilot of the Sunderland may not live more than six him? Don't vou love him?" up the clogged pores, and draws out The foremost bakers of the galvanised into action now by the undertake today to contribute to the had got his pipe drawing and had months, he breaks his engage­ She suddenly covered her face the crippling- acid. V Oh, the relief I ment to Sandra Stark, resigns with her hands and burst again world have provided formu­ tragic developments of the past two Imperial Government £800,000 over a carefully extinguished the match. Muscles are soothed. Swelling goes period of fifteen years and as the hon. from an Indianapolis bank, and into tears. down. Tired, burning, acid feet are las and recipes for satisfying or three weeks which have brought A little tangle of blight coloured hides himself on a farm near "Cobina!" Kim grasped her cooled and comforted. Radox is the most fastidious taste. home to us the reality of this war in a member for Sandys Parish, Mr. flags appeared at the yard-arm of Riverville. He recovers but. by arms. ''You don't love him! Don't obtainable of all Chemists and We are in possession of way that we did not know before that Misick, quite rightfully said, that. the sub-divisional leader. Her Cap­ that time. Sandra has married you know you can't marry some Stores. George Tollinson. another bank one you don't love?" these fine recipes and use time. I teal, however, that we must £200,000 today will buy a lot more tain had been asleep in his bridge than it will buy in six months' time. official. Later, he learns that "I—I do. now." she so'4»>ed. "But only the best materials and realise that we cannot rush headlong cabin, fully dressed. He stood by Tollinson told her he disap­ oh, what'll I do? I've promised foodstuffs in preparing goods into schemes without giving full It is not as though it is so difficult the compass with his eyes on the peared because guilty of an em­ him! He'll be so angry If I tell him for you. thought to thiir probable effect, not to amend this present resolve. It is other two destroyers, pulling en a bezzlement which Tollinson I've changed my mind!" quite simple to amend the resolve to himself committed. It was "You've got to—no matter how on Bermuda alone, but on the entire dufile coat. hushed up when her father cov­ angry it may make him!" Empire as far as our position in that give effect to contributing £200,000 ered the shortage. Kim. to save Insist on having the finest and paying foi it at the rate of £15,000 "Half speed ahead both," he re­ . "I reckon so?' she said miser­ "WHOLE WHEAT" BREAD Empire is concerned. We should marked to a low conversational tone her from nnhappiness. decides ably. not vote an amount of £150,000 be­ for possibly twenty years. It is very not to expose Tollinson. Mean­ As Kim took her back to the Baked fresh daily not apparently addressed to anybody while, be has been taking a A fore an agreement is reached on the simple and I hope the hon. member shack, he didn't question her, but for Smith's Parish, Mr. Vesey, will to particular. The order was repeated fatherly interest in Cobtna he was baffled. part of this House to submit to the Sacket. young daughter of an m.ove an amendment to that effect. by invisible subordinates; a gong necessary taxation designed to finance tinkled and forty thousand horse­ ignorant ne'er-do-well. She se­ LEX was, tadeed?%ngry when our budgetary deficits for the next cretly worships him, bat he A Cobina stammeringly told him. QUALITY BAKERY, LTD. power glided into their stride: the thinks she's in love with Alex year or two years. If we vote a lia­ that afternoon, that she wanted Dial 2158 Mr. J. R. CONYERS:—Mr. Chair­ grey hills ashore slid away: the two Fremon. Then. Sandra and Tol­ to be released from the engage­ bility of £150,000, we are making an man, I came to the conclusion I consorts picked up * their stations linson come to Riverville in con­ ment. However, his anger failed «.*. empty gesture.. We are not doing so astern, white feathers of water curv­ nection with a dam-building to sway her and he finally gave up would support the suggestion made project in which Tollinson is ing away irom their bows. arguing with her. by the hon. member for Smith's financially interested. Sandra, He couldn't understand what Parish, Mr. Vesey, and now that the The Commander stepped from the who is still in love with Kim, had made her change her mind hon. member for Smith's Parish, Mr. compass platform to the chart table starts casting her spell over so quickly but he hadn't much Don't let it go until it him. Cobina, hating her for this, time to puzzle over It. for he was Trott, has informed the committee and bent over it beside the navigator, causes her to be thrown by a develops into something that the Select- Committee will be busy during the rest of the day who had made a dot on the chart horse. getting ready for a meeting that much more serious. presenting their report to the House and was drawing a tiny circle round evening of the stockholders in the There is no better I am naturally extremely pleased it. CHAPTER XXII dam-development company. remedy for the relief of and I trust, sincerely so, that their "She's there," he said. WHEN Cobina had brought It wasn't until later that it oc­ Coughs, Colds and all report will be unanimous in the some one with a car, Kim curred to him that Kim might "Or was. Wonder if he hit her." have influenced her. Bronchial Afflictions method or methods of taxation which "He didn't say." carried Sandra down to it and Kim. along with Benny Short than Robert's Syrup, It are proposed to be introduced into Another hoist of flags climbed to rode into Riverville with her. and Toby Francis, unexpectedly breaks up the cold, this House. I believe there will then the yard-arm, was answered and Cobina. watching them drive appeared at the meeting, though soothes the throat and be no difficulty in passing a resolve a./ay. was filled with torturing re­ none of them was a stockholder in quickly restores normal morse. "Maybe she'll die!" she the development company. "Butt­ along the lines of the suggestion made ing into business that doesn't con­ conditions. Most pleas­ by the hon. member for Smith's thought extravagantly. "Oh. why careful that this amount of £40,000 did I have to hit her horse—even cern them!" thought Alex. ant to take. Parish, Mr. Vesey. will not be paid for, by taxing the if I do hate her!" Then it was that the idea flashed through his head that Kim Manufactured by people to death for it. I would hke to It was late afternoon before NORTHROP & LYMAN CO., remind the hon. member for Smith's Kim returned from Riverville. might have come between him and HARD AND SHINY Mr. H. T. NORTH (Hamilton Cobina. "Yes. sir! That's it! He: LIMITED Parish, Mr. Vesey, when he says that Cobina, waiting anxiously for him, Toronto, Canada jn Dees a romantic Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I am in saw' him come into the clearing hates me and turned her against' "close-up" under accord with this contribution to the when war broke out in 1914 there was and rushed to meet him. me! Well. Ill fix him!" bright lights give only £8,000 in the treasury (he may be "How—how is she?" It soon became clear why Kim I Mother Country. I may say I have and his companions had come to; your face this hard, been so ever since the outbreak of correct, I expect he is) that we did "She's all right, thank heaven " said Kim. "Just bruised a bit." the meeting. At the first oppor-i unattractive leek? war. I regret we have delayed for so not have any such expensive Govern­ tunity. Benny Short rose and VELVETY—ALLURING "Oh. I'm so glad!" Cobina long a time but I would like to make ment as we have today which is breathed. Then, she lowered her spoke. Or does "Glare-Proof" Powder sucking away the lifeblood of this head, and faltered. "It—it was my "It seems to me." he said, "that,, give your face this soft, glamorous my position very clear this afternoon. at the first meetin' ever held to. The hon. member for Devonshire Colony. It is quite true. I know fault but —but I didn't aim to look—even in bright glare? hurt her." talk about this dam, Alex Fremon Parish, Mr. Cox, has stated that if we exactly what I am talking about. I told us they was goin' to put a ce­ SYRUP "Your fault?" Kim stared to A MAN in love is anything but skin by reflecting only the softer agree, if this House agrees to this feel that we are today carrying on, surprise. "What do you mean?" ment reinforcement wall along; EXTRACT blind! He notices every little rays of light. And it's shine- contribution, that every hon. member regardless of what the Finance Com­ "I—T was mad at her. and so I that railroad fill. Well. I'm here LIVER resistant—ends "shiny-Dose" mittee, headed by Mr. Cox, keep •—I gave the horse a smack and and Mr. Wade and Sheriff Francis thing about you. The turn of must be prepared to accept a great are here, and a lot of these farm-' your head ... the curve of your fears! on telling the House, with too expen­ scared him." deal of further taxation. I do not "Cobina!" Kim's voice was ers are here, because we don't see lips ... the soft outline of your You'll be thrilled with the want to see passed on to the people sive a Government. That we cannot no signs of a cement wall yet and, face as you look up at him. So shocked. "Why. you might have fine, clinging texture . . . the of this Colony direct taxation which cut is utter nonsense. I do not be­ killed her! How could you do such we want to know why." don't let hard, bright lights George Tollinson came to his delicate fragrance of Pond's will be a curse to them, as long as these hove a word of it. We should and we a thing—you. of all people! I can't make your face look sharpened Powder. Try it today! can cut down the expenses, if we had a believe it! And Sandra never said feet. "We haven't given up the and shiny. Use Pond's "Glare- Islands stand. I do not wish to be a idea of the wall," he said suavely. different set-up in this House, if we a word about it — never told me Proof" Powder! It flatters your party to that. I feel that on account that you were to blame. You "It's just that the construction POND'S Face Powder had a man here who used good com- costs on the dam itself ran into Hais off of the improvement in conditions in should be thoroughly ashamed of larger figures than we expected, Bermuda today that we will not have monsense, and if economy was used yourself!" TO WELL GROOMED Nicholl & Ash ton, Depl. y)6 we could effect savings. The hon. so we are putting off the building) P. O. Box 529 to knuckle down to such drastic He turned angrily away, and of that retaining wall for a time.'i Hamilton* Bermuda measures as direct taxes, which will says there was £8,000to the treasu y went striding on up the hill. "How long are you puttin' it in 1914, well it was worth a great deal He little realized that his scath­ off?" Benny demanded. "'If it isn't HEADS! Please send me FREE samples of Pond's be in the ensuing years a great hard­ ing words would climax weeks of "Glare-Proof** Powder shades. I am blonde more to this Colony then, about built by next spring and if the ft .„.,, h""""» (check one). ship, and I am very glad to hear that wretched turmoil in Cobina's Passinoka should go on a rampage, the hon. member for Smith's Parish, eight times what it is worth now be­ mind. It seemed to her. in that that fill will give way." My name Mr. Trott, expects to present a report cause we have not cut the expenses moment, that everythinsr had Alex jumped up. "We know P H7 address. come to an end. Kim, she thought, from the Select Committee on Frir in this Colony and whether hon. what we're doin'. Benny!" members will agree with me or not, would never forgive her. She had Copyright, 1940, Food's Extract Company day (Mr. Trott: Friday week), well, made him hate her. . . . T THAT point, Kim broke in. it is coming soon—I can gather that. I feel deep down in my heart that I ' In her despair, she felt that she 4 t# A "What makes you so sure you' 6/Z %l% f/l P6 (Laughter.) I feel we must be very am right* about it. We should out would do anything to get away— do? Benny's right. If the fill is down and not accept this direct taxa­ tc escape from her present sur­ threatened by a rising river, a lot; roundings. Everything around her of farms would be put in a pretty tion. It will be a curse to pass on to had suddenly grown unbearable. future generations of this Colony. dangerous position." And fate, that very evening, "You keep out of this. Wade!" EYED sent Alex Fremon to see her. . . . Alex said angrily. "What do youl *t Mr. J. B. OUTERBRIDGE (Hamil­ know about it?" Hi HE next morning, Kim came However, there was a general ton Parish):—Mr. Chairman, after T down the hillside to tell Co- murmur of protest throughout the ** ROBUST CHILDREN listening to the remarks made by oina He was sorry he had been so hall. Several voices began to de­ the hon. member for Hamilton Par­ abrupt with her. He looked into mand that the wall be built at ish, my colleague, I am going to the shack, but found it empty. once. "Oh, what a beautiful baby!" How women Setting out to look for her. he fol­ move that the House be cleared. Tollinson hushed them, and said exclaim when they see a baby like this. And 40 generous servings lowed the path that led through blandly. "I tell vou there isn't Ihey add "how good he is." from the big i% the woods to the river. enough money to build it now. But A good baby is a healthy baby. Such pound package Mr. J. B. OUTERBRIDGE moved As he neared the river, he heard don't worry. You can take my And hah off to Brylcraom — the babies do not usually just happen. They are that the House be cleared of strang­ Cobina's voice and halted an in­ word for it that the thing is per-' modern tonle hair - dressing that makes > largely the product of the food they eat. ers, which was not seconded. stant, listening. fectlv safe " nafr slick and neat throughout tho day's! That "armful of loneliness" is really the "Oh. Trud ." she was saying "And what is pour word worth?" activities! Brylcr**m keep* hair well-i result of mother's watchful care. brokenly, "why did I ever say I Kim shouted, his eyes blazing. groomed without th, aid of starofc, J One of the things millions of successful Mr. W. J. H. TROTT:—Mr. Chair­ would? I can't, I can't!" Alex leaped up again. "It's W ,*&". ?,ck>* '"g^dlents. Its pur*' mothers do is to feed their children Cream MAMI man, I would just like to correct an Kim moved on and came upon worth a lot more than yours.. emulsified 01 Is smooth the hair Into place' of Wheat. It is given as the first solid food— apparent misunderstanding, i her sitting on the river bank, with Wade! Maybe the people here naturally and invigorate th* scalp at the and then continued regularly all through the gather from the remarks made by her arm about the goat's neck. would be interested to know that (am* time. growing period. She turned, saw him. and sprang you .disappeared from the very the hon. member for Hamilton Pa­ up. He saw. then, that her face bank Mr. Tollinson is connected' NICH0LL & ASHT0N ' Cream of Wheat has stood the test as a rish, Mr. North, that he interpreted was stained with tears. with and came here because you safe food, easy to digest, giving plenty of "Cobina." he • said gently. had misappropriated bank funds sustaining nourishment. Your children will what I said as Friday next, I mean ' ^gm^ Sofe Distributors Friday week. It is impossible to "what's the matter?" —that, in other words, you are an like it, and askformore. 1 "I — I'm going to marry Alex embezzler 1" WMS. i •Registered Trade Mark bring it forward two days from now Fremon." but it will be ready Friday week. (To be continued) \ THE BREAKFAST CEREAL i "What!" I »"Yes." (The characters in this serial are CREAM WHEAT TMATS EASV TO DIGEST (To be continued.) t. "But—but Cobina, you've been fictitious). j ADDS THAT SMART FINISHING TOUCH THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1940. Page 11

France. The Channel is Britain's Alien Round-up In Calcutta GAME FISHING "life line" against invasion. If she refuses to take risks to hold com­ Predicts Big Blow At Nazis With Marlin-Wahoo-Tuna-Barracuda- Admiral Doubts Peril To England; Says CALCUTTA, May 31 (CP).—Eighty- Amberfish mand of the" narrow seas, then Eng­ land is done. five Germans, mcluding women most of them recently released from Hitler Would Need 500 Ships The greatest circumspection will Millions Of Men In The Battle Phone HARRY STUBBS 3472 be used, but it is better from the internment camps, were arrested in a for trolling parties in 38 ft. twin- British point of view' that all ships police round-up of "undesirable BY SIR PHILIP GIBBS There is one factor that may be screw sports fisherman SEA MAID— be sunk fighting than permit the aliens." By YATES STIRLING JR. of great importance new that the 1939 Bermuda Tournament Champ­ use' of the Channel to ferry across Rear Admiral, U.S.N., Retired, writing for the United Press. British War Correspondent for the enemy's infantry are coming up ion, and, holder of Wahoo, Rockfish, an invading army. Admiral Nelson North American Newspaper Al­ against the Allied Armies. They Amberfish, Barracuda, Bonito and would have risked all, in his day, The Germans have captured the lined. The landings must avoid liance are short in experienced officers. other records. to prevent Ne.poleon from carrying French Channel ports of Abberville the numerous cliffs and be Many of those young Nazis are un­ out his cherished plan of invasion. 924*s.m.tu.w. and Boulogne and claimed the cap­ made in harbours where violent op­ PARIS.—As I write these words trained. FOR SALE It is even more vital today on ac­ ture of Calais and are pressing north, position would be met from guns the Allied armies north and south The French regimental officers (Privately) count of the terrible weapons of toward Dunkerque. and airplanes. of the Somme are holding their are the best in Europe, and now modern war. Keep slim- -eat Let us suppose that a German "GRAVEST PERIL" FOR ground against the enemy's vast that General Maxime Weygand is A. army of 500,000 can be massed EXPEDITION Hitler's secret weapon to make forces. If they can continue to do in supreme command their move­ The Entire Household along the Channel. Will Hitler then invasion of England possible may that it is a respite of which the ments will be directed by a cool attempt the invasion of the British Such an invasion of England would or may not be propaganda, but we French High Command will make full and sure mind. Nevertheless the Furnishings Isles? seem fantastic, and would be fraught feel sure that when it is known an use after the regrouping of the armies weight that is being brought against of with the gravest peril. Germany answer to it will be quickly forth­ MOB. , It has always been believed that for a war of movement. us is very heavy and formidable to would, have to use every warship coming. It has been hinted that Canon Glyn Thomas the objective of the seizure of the It is likely to be the prelude to the last degree. i remaining to her after her losses in this secret weapon was used in the at British Crispbread Channel ports by Germany would new and terrible battles, when Conscious of the menace, those Norway to escort the convoy. German capture of seme of the Belgian THE RESIDENCE be for the purpose of establishing France will endeavour to strike deep who belieye in the power of the air planes would be needed by the forts. If such a weapon exists it Hamilton at every meal submarine bases to raid British into the enemy positions, which spirit, even against steel, are pray­ thousands. It is certain that every might make more dangerous the ex­ commerce and airplane bases from would thwart Germany's plan to ing for Divine help in this great on available British and possibly French ploits of the German parachutists for health & energy which to bomb England. The threat seize the French coast and fling a ordeal. warship, together with as many when landed on England's soil. of invasion of England has been loop around Paris. airplanes as could be spared, would The Briton fights hardest when June 3,4i and 5 thought too fanciful to take seri­ That is the supreme hope that in­ be on hand to destroy this expedition. he is losing. The German prope,- Between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. ously. 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At pres­ ships, assuming each tp have a troop which are being brought up for this Corner Cupboard or Germany to Ireland would be a ent Germany has superiority in the capacity of 1,000 men. Many more terrific struggle. All German youths etc., etc., etc. Weetmeats 7 lb. tin 7 distinctly hazardous undertaking in air and believes it must pr,ess that ships would be necessary to carry aie going to be flung in. 908*f.s.m. the face of the Royal Navy. advantage to the extreme limit to MLUULL * ASHTON. Front Street heavy artillery, tanks and military We need not despair if here and It has been stated that Germany win a victory over the British Navy. supplies. How could Germany ob­ there ground has to be given, pro­ Fred Frith & Son has available about 20,000 para­ The answer to the airplane is not tain so many vessels, and concent­ vided that the Allied Armies are in Reid Street Dial 2105 chutists for the invasion of Eng­ difficult but simple—mpre and more rate them at the designated points close liaison, with no more gaps land. Such an expedition, accom­ planes. 721tte.i.tp. while the British Navy is alert and through which the enemy can pour. actively commanding the waters panied by thousands of bcmbing NEW SUMMER CHINTZES I believe the outside world has Many things are now in our fa­ of the North Sea and the Channel? planes, would be most spectacular, become too greatly impressed by but the result might be merely the vor. The spearhead of the German and DRAPERIES Troops also might be ferried in the destruction and loss of life suf­ Army, if not shattered, is at least SPECIAL good weather across the twenty to accomplishment of great destruc­ fered on land and has forgotten May now be seen in our House Decorating Dept. tion on both sides without Germany blunted and partly broken. Great twenty-five miles of water between that such a war as this one will, numbers of tanks have been smashed obtaining a foothold in England. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS — ATTRACTIVE PRICES Men's Suits Calais and Dover in small motor in the end, be decided by economic up by gun fire and aerial bombs. fishing boats. It must be remem­ The present hostile attitude of strength. England's strength is And hundreds of thousands of Ger­ bered, however, that the Channel is Italy counsels Great Britain not built upon her sea power, which in­ man soldiers are dead or wounded at a very rough spot of sea. To ferry to withdraw any of her navy or cludes her navy. What do we know or broken in nerve. Drycleaned and Pressed even air forces from the Mediter­ about Germany's ability to supply A. S. COOPER 6c SONS over such an army using fishing They are not superhuman, those ranean. The Allied deficiency in the great wastages of war, espe­ boats Would require from 10,000 to Germans, and with our Blenheim the Channel is in airplanes, not cially in airplanes? 587fw.eitp. 20,000 of these small, "cranky ves­ bombers above them by day and warships. 4/- sels. From this angle there are the two by night, and the artillery now This floating army might find it­ great neutrals to consider. Will raking them, they have to endure SEES THE BRITISH STANDING Russia remain passive and watch self attacked from the start, the FIRM the agony which they have inflict­ attack being pressed every mile of the great military power, Germany, ed on hopeless peoples before they THE CITY CLEANERS the way. On the British side it The last thing in the British mind by a defeat of British sea power, received their own punishment. would meet with heavy artillery fire is the. thought of deserting the also become the great sea power? AND DYERS from the many towers and forts British Isles. We shall find that Russia knows that a victorious Ger­ many will expect to recoup her ma­ Church Street Phone 2744 with which the British coast is Britain will stand firm, although German air power may cause great terial deficiences from Russia and ANTI-AIRCRAFT CRUISER destruction in England ' from the the Americas. Channel air bases. German sub­ The United States dreads a vic­ LOST OFF NORWAY marines based on the Channel ports torious Germany on the sea, which Just opened! [ may succeed in cutting off much of would menace its hemisphere de­ LONDON, May 31 (CP).—The Ad­ the islands' food supply, but those fence. If, and it is a very large "if," miralty announced the loss of the De Luxe Lunch Counter who know British psychology assume Germany seems certain to win the anti-aircraft cruiser Curlew, with that the British attitude is expressed war against Great Britain and her four officers and five ratings, three in the Main Bar in the well-known, phrase—"Before naval power and be able to dictate a days ago off Norway. conceding the victory, let us wait peace, which might involve the sur­ SANDWICHES — SNACKS — STEAKS until it is snatched from us." render of the British and French Open 11 a.*m. to 1 ajn. The British Navy will remain to fleets to add them to a new German POLICE RAID FIFTH COLUMN protect England and will, to the Navy, then it is considered almost ELEMENTS IN LONDON EL MOROCCO - Reid Street last ship, if necessary, sink, with certain that Russia, knowing her its colours flying, before surrender­ own safety is menaced, will join the DANCING MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS ing or retreating to Canada. Allies and attack Germany's eastern LONDON, May 31 (CP).—The police arrested an undisclosed number of Many believe that Great Britain flank. The United States most likely fifth columnists in early morning should not become involved in mil­ will throw her productive capacity raids in several London districts. itary ventures on the Continent, into full gear to provide munitions Every warehouse on the Thames was I*XL Cutlery w Dupont Paints Britain is, first of all, a sea power, and airplanes for the Allies. searched by Scotland Yard men for All her efforts should be concen­ And lastly, the British and French WHITE WASH BRUSHES equipment, arms. etc. which might trated upon being strongest on the fleets never will surrender to Ger GARDEN TOOLS They will go down fighting have been stored there for para seas and in the air. The waters of many, KITCHEN UTENSILS I chutists. the Channel are still a formidable if need be. BUILDING MATERIALS obstacle to a sea invasion, as Ger­ WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS many may And. 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painfully, having had their boots with him something of the zest and on for five days. England Remodels A Great Industry pride which the Swiss and French One sergeant stated that he had bring to their hotel organization. been on the beach at Dunkerque But he learnt more than that. He CLASSIFIED with hundreds of other men for learnt to understand the countries three days„ waiting for a boat. Em­ By JOHN FULLER he worked in, to see their point of ADVERTISEMENTS Raleigh barkation of the troops has been view. And wherever he was, in his RATES: Minimum 3 lines equal ap­ very difficult, because the port of England's hotels are now among the world's best. The reasons for small way, he brought about from proximately to fifteen word* >/•• this are explained in the following article by Mr. Fuller. It is possible Each word over three lines at M Dunkerque has been bombed inces-. his side a better understanding of per word. No display lines. OnC santly by the Germans and the piers now, he says, to get a well-served meal and a bottle of good wine to go things English. bonaflde ads. under these headings with it even in small provincial towns in England where, twenty years Bicycles have been blown away. The ships It is these young men, returned will he accepted and are strictly ago, the catering was indifferent. payable in advance. cannot get in close enough to shore now and a little older, who have in most cases, and the troops have When the war is over and normal tourist intercourse is resumed, given to England an hotel service To Rent or Buy been taken out in small boats; many Britain hopes to rival the continental hotel industry on its own grounds equal to the best of the Continent. of excellence. LOST of them waded out to the water. Until the war began three hundred German bombers had dropped their During the last twenty years Eng­ that a good medl could bo made into students a year crossed the channelf GREY FEMALE GOAT-KID. Last bombs without discrimination be­ lish hotels have become among the something more-than a means of They were sponsored by the Hotel, seen at Dundonald and Court tween warships and hospital-ships, best in the world. staving off hunger. and Restaurants Association os Streets. Reward. J. Cardie Mosse. or between wounded and fit. WADSON'S A new industry has been developed Great Britain. In half a dozen rooms 928ts. As .each ship came alongside the by Englishmen in a field which had PROFITABLE CAREER over a jeweller's shop in Southamp­ always been regarded as foreign to ton Row, London, the renaissance GOLD CHAIN BRACELET, between 471t«.tp. pier in a English port, army doctors them. At about the same time that they of the English hotel spirit took place. Buffalo Lodge, St. George's and shouted out to the captain on the i ,sBa bridge to ask how many wounded The cooking is still French, and were making this discovery, many r^i7J^MWr^ Thali^|]^y y- ***»*• Vta**™*- there were. In a few minutes am­ we hope it always will be, for there English parents found that the hotels of two hundred years ago 932*s. is none better. Amongst the suavest tions. One correspondent saw a bulances and stretchers would be hotel industry was not the servile, were famous all over the world. KODAK 620 CAMERA, near Yacht Allies Evacuate 100,000 of maitres d'hotel are still found greasy, unintelligent way of life Defiant squadron which went out alongside, and the wounded were Foreign travellers, who in those Club, Thursday night. Reward. Italians; some of the best managers that they had thought, but a good Of B.E.F. this week shoot down thirty-eight whisked off to waiting hospital days visited us, praised our hotels Communicate Bermuda Press. still come from Switzerland. Bu1» and profitable career for their sons. enemy 'planes. Another correspond­ trains. for their honesty, their cleanliness 951*s, ent saw a squadron take off today The ships are being unloaded at behind and above all these are Eng­ And so at the same time, and and for- their good food. And in Continued from Paf« 1 for patrol over Dunkerque, accom­ astonishing speed. Men landing lish brains and energy. very often on the same boats as the later years the Inn that Dickens im­ panied by Hurricanes. The fighters All over England during this last tourists, went young Englishmen, mortalized was indeed to be found fighters attacked a formation of told of attempts by German motor returned after a hectic engagement quarter century in quiet country who were later to bring back with in every coaching town. MISCELLANEOUS Messerschmitts. One of our 'planes torpedo boats to sink some of the in which they dived on forty Mes­ towns, in tourist centres and along them and to introduce into England's failed to return. During the day British transports. As soon as the serschmitts 109's and were in turn troops had taken their places in the the main trunk roads, hotels have hotels the fine cooking and the TRAINING SCHOOL TOURISTS — When you hire a covering operations were also carried been rebuilt, redecorated and a bicycle — protect yourself — to- attacked by another forty Messer­ waiting trains they fell fast asleep. artistry of service that the tourists The London County Council have out by our fighters." v new spirit has come-into them. sure it against theft, loss, or dam­ schmitts and Heinkels. In the Bombers of the coastal command had so much admired. recently begun in Vernon Square, age. Rates from 25c. a day, 60c. a FRENCH WAR COMMUNIQUE tremendous battle that followed, of the Royal Air Force and the Fleet It is possible now to get a well For an exchange service had been Westminster, a training school 'planes on both sides were sent air arm joined in the operations near served neal and a bottle of good set up whereby young Englishmen for hotel servants, to the school week up. Phone 1264, Conyers, Dill Tonight's French war communique down, hut the four to one ratio of the Frerich coast last night, attack­ wine to go with it in towns where of good education—they had to speak and Pearman. says: "to the north our troops have the students learn everything about losses in favour of the Royal Air ing enemy motorised columns on the twenty years ago the best that one at least two languages—made a the hotel business, from the most 1755tw.s.tp. continued their march toward Dun­ Force was said to have been main­ coast road to Newport. From a height could hope for was a slice of cold tour of the best continental hotels economical way of peeling a potato Wanted—BOOKS, Magazines, Games kerque, where a portion of them were tained. of 9,000 feet they dived in two separate meat and sodden cabbage. and learnt all they could. able to embark under the protection to speaking colloquial French. for Military and Naval Forces. Mass attacks by 200 German formations down to 2,000 feet, drop­ Two things have caused this While they were busy on the Con­ of the navy and air force despite the Students go in rotation with the Please bring to B.WAF., Hamilton 'planes over Dunkerque were des­ ping heavy bombs on the Germans change. tinent, young Swiss, Italians and efforts of the enemy. Apart from buyers of the big hotels to the great 926ts. cribed by troops who arrived back bringing up munitions. As the smoke The English are now probably Frenchmen were equally busy in certain activity on the Somme, there markets of London—Smithfield for in England today and said that of the explosions cleared a crater the most travelled race in Europe. London, learning the likes and dis­ is nothing to report on the rest of the meat, Billingsgate for fish, and the Royal Air Force and anti-air­ was seen on one road at an import­ Every summer until this war began likes, the bacon and egg and five Covent Garden for fruit and vege­ front, to spite of unfavourable at­ ant junction, and nearby houses were they crossed the Channel in great o'clock tea habits of the English. HELP WANTED mospheric conditions, our aviation craft guns' took heavy toll of the tables. London is lucky in having raiders. demolished as well as motor traffic crowds, and having crossed found The Englishman brought back all her produce centralized in these have effected deep reconnaissance on the road. INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, to flights, following which our bomber Nine Belgian officers and six three great markets. work in wholesale office and com­ squadrons harassed the enemy in the French officers arrived in London Certain Belgian units who refused Every big hotel in London has on mission business. Apply in writing, north and cooperated in the posi­ this evening and were given a to obey the order of King Leopold its staff two or three men from c/o Box 909, Bermuda Press. tioning of our troops." tremendous welcome by the crowd. to surrender are still fighting along­ Public School or University, who For days and nights ships of all side the Allies. The Belgian Ministry 909*f.s, Reports from Paris indicate that in many cases have paid a large kinds have plied to and fro across of Defence hopes to have a new army the activity on the Somme erferred premium for the privilege of scrap­ the Channel under the fierce on­ raised soon and to form three squa­ to in this communique is in the ing vegetables under the supervision slaught of enemy bombers, utterly drons of an air force. neighborhood of Abberville, where, of a famous chef. WANTED regardless of the peril, in order to on the southern side of the river, For no discrimination is shown, DUNKERQUE IN RUINS KIDDIE KOOP or Screened Crib, the French are cleaning up. Some withdraw as many troops as pos­ and these young men are willing reports indicate that at one point sible of the trapped B.E.F. Grimy, to spend two years- in the heat of second hand. Phone 3349. Although Dunkerque has been near the Somme estuary French weary, battle-stained and blood­ the kitchens, a year's waiting and 950*s. ceaselessly bombarded from the air troops have succeeded in crossing the stained, but with a smile, the Brit­ a year in the office as a minimum and land and is now in ruins, it was TWO FLUSH COWS.—Phone 3050. river and gaining a foothold on the ish soldiers have been landing all preparation for their career. learned in London this afternoon 965ts. northern bank. day today from the transports The English taught the Continent which brought them home. As fast that the loss of life had been much Throughout these operations on such things as how to play football as the ships were unloaded they smaller than might have been sup the Somme, French tanks played an or downhill ski-racing, and con­ turned about again to return and posed. One experienced officer, des­ FOR SALE important part, causing heavy Ger­ tinental teams have frequently given pick up more of the forces. cribing the stubborn rearguard action Britons a beating at their own games. man losses of men and materials. which was being fought, compared SMALL REFRIGERATOR (General The latest report said that French The Continent has taught Britain NO QUESTION OF NATIONALITY the German soldier of today with the to appreciate more tuny the value Electric) £13. Large decorated troops had captured a number of German soldier of the last war. Maple Crib with toner spring mat­ German prisoners and a great deal of Transport officers counted the of good food and service in an hotel. "It has been proved beyond doubt tress £4. J. Tumbridge, Point Finger material without losing a single men as they came ashore. There So well has this lesson .been learnt he said,' 'that once you get him out of Road, Paget. tank of their own. was no question of "units or regi­ that England is now confident that his tank the German soldier of to­ 885*th.f.s. ments or nationality, for French and when normal tourist relations are The brilliant successes in the air day is nothing like the German which have lent the Allied armies in Belgian soldiers who fought side resumed after the war, Britain will BUGGY in excellent condition. New soldier of the last war." be found capable of beating the northern France untold encourage­ by side with the British at the battle wheels imported in 1938, has had The garrison holding a line some Continent on its home ground. ment have won universal admiration. of Flanders were aboard the ships. little use since then. Telephone 1133. distance around Dunkerque are be­ All were tired and some completely o The new British Defiant fighters ing held up by flooding on both sides 925ts. have surpassed the highest expecta­ exhausted. Many of them walked A man going to Russia told his of the town. A French military spokes­ friends that if his first letter was 1 SINGER SEWING MACHINE, near man said tonight that the inunda­ written in blue ink everything it ly new. Apply Mrs. S. B. Card, tions in the area of Dunkerque, New said would be true. But if he used near Mineral Water Factory. port and the Yser Canal have covered red ink, the truth would be the 922*s. the countryside here with two feet exact opposite of his description. of water, blocking the advance of ONE FLUSH COW—16 quarts. Dial His first letter arrived—the ink German motorised units seeking to 3367. ARE YOU BUILDING! was blue. attack Dunkerque. 958*S. If so, visit our show rooms and select your- "Life in Russia wonderful," he The withdrawal of the B.E.F wrote. "I have found a comfortable PERSIAN KITTENS. Phone 3050. BATHROOM FIXTURES HARDWARE shows that the Germans have'once room for a small sum, and my wages 955ts. again underrated the importance of KITCHEN SINK MEDICINE CABINETS enable me to go to theatres, cine­ sea power. Allied naval ships have mas, etc. There are milk, eggs, bread ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and TILE LIGHT FIXTURES provided valuable covering fire for Refrigerator in Sea Ridge and the EMPIRE TROOPS MARCH THROUGH LONDON.—With Big Ben as and meat in abundance. The only CHROMIUM GOULD'S PRESSURE the withdrawing armies, and have Cottage to be sold privately. Dial their background, the Toronto Scottish, Canadian members of thing I cannot find is red ink." given every possible protection for 3367. ACCESSORIES SYSTEMS the British Empire's Armies, march through . London. They transports. The warships are working 957*S. under difficulties in narrow channels were on their way to Buckingham Palace to take over guard Special PrUfes for Direct Importation which call for the utmost skill. A duties. Special Notice single mistake might block any of the FOR RENT channels and seriously hinder the Passengers Returning by Air withdrawal, but no mistakes have to cover the withdrawal of the rest Santa Rosa Bringing OCEAN VILLA (furnished)—con­ yet been made. Late tonight thou­ of the army to a strong line south of Ship your excess baggage to any HARDWARE venient to Government House, sands more of the Allied troops were the Aisne. The defence of this bridge­ part of the United States, or Canada. rhones[™* MASTERS 45 Passengers Prospect and Hamilton. Address: CO. arriving in England, hungry and head stopped the Germans from Prepaid or C.O.D. Mrs. Whitney Black, Ocean Villa. tired but smiling. forcing the passage of the Aisne and Deliveries IN BOND to cities outside Passenger traffic in the Grace Line 860*w.ei.to tu.4 at the same time racing for the boats (Messrs. Watlington & Con­ of New York Channel ports. PARIS, May 31 {CP).—A'War Min­ yers, local agents) continues to be Reasonable Rates. Prompt Deliveries. "WESTMEATH," Bungalow, furnish­ istry spokesman said tonight that LONDON, May 31 (CP).—Reliable maintained at a consistent level. M. A. GIBBONS ed or unfurnished. Telephone the northern Allied troops were with­ sources estimated that 90,000 British, The S.S. Santa Rosa, which left New AMERICAN EXPRESS 3039. drawing through Dunkerque on a French and Belgian troops had been York last evening, arrives in Ber­ Dial 1261 863tw.s. G. R. large scale. landed in England from Flanders by muda Sunday with 45 people listed 944ts-m. "«**=• The exodus to the coast went on this afternoon, and two-thirds of to disembark here; 166 are in trans­ "BEACON VIEW," Mt. Hill--Six after the central French armies, these were Britons. No figures of the it to Venezuela. Rooms and Bath £6. 0. 0. per taking advantage of the German total British or Allied casualties were The total number of 211 repres- month. Phone 2623 drive in the north, cleaned up in the available, but both British and sents one of the best trips so far FOR RENT 931*s.ei.to.f.6 WANTED Abbeville sector. French estimate that German killed made by the Grace Line on this Completely furnished ATTRACTIVE FLAT, overlooking WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN or wounded were half a million. run. Harbour. Every convenience. Five THE FIELD, May 31 (OP).—Strongly minutes to Town. The Mount, East entrenched French divisions sup­ Five Room Cottage Broadway. Phone 3577. Bermuda Dockyard Clerks ported by heavy tanks and artillery CARD OF THANKS overlooking Ocean in Devonshire 930*s. tonight were holding a line on the two minutes walk west of Store Aisne river against steady German Bill the sailor had broken with Hill Station, moderate rental. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS, 2 his girl. - After ignoring several let­ attempts to open the Marne plain The Family of the Late Susan and 3 rooms, also single rooms. ters, requesting the return of her Apply from the northeast. Elizabeth Perinchief Apply Bermudiana Bldg. A qualifying examination will be held in the German 'planes flew low over the photographs, he received one threat­ H. A. M. WILSON AGENCY 835ftu.th.s. Spar Yard Theatre, Ireland Island, Bermuda important Rethel sector, a hundred acknowledge their grateful ening to complain to the captain. commencing at 9.30 a.m. on Thursday, 27th June, miles from Paris, and Geiman shells appreciation and sincere thanks Deciding to silence her for all 1940. fell overhead. to all relatives and friends who time, he borrowed all the pictures The General comananding the div­ assisted in any way to comfort of girls available on the ship, send­ isions holding the sectoi said his and cheer their loved one during ing them to her in a large bundle, Age Limit— For Men Clerks— 19 to 30 years troops had established and held for her illness. with the following note: "Pick yours For Women Clerks—16 to 30 years four days a bridgehead at Rethel 947*s. * out. I've forgotten what you look buy or rent Pay commencing— Local Men Clerks— £3. 12. 0 a week HUMBER Local Women Clerks—(consolidated pay) BARGAINS — BARGAINS - BARGAINS 16 years of age— 36/- a week We still have in our Hamilton Hotel stock many items of value at a great saving. 17 " " I — 37/6 " I 18 I | | — 41/6 " | SPECIAL SALE Bed, Box Spring and Hair Mattress bicycles Application to compete at the examination must be Single Size only £4. 0. 0 complete made on form to be obtained from CIVIL SECRETARY to Captain-in-Oiarge and returned. — ASTWOOD'S >57t*2».»lw5.i8.wl2.»lS. CHESLEY E. WHITE '• KMtwdtr