TIDE TABLE FOR JUNE LIGHTING-UP TIME D»t« High Water Low filter.Sun- Sun- 1 • A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. rise get 9.00 p.m. W 4 9.46 10.16 3.S7 3.44 6.15 830 al dastlle VOL.,30 — NO. 151 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1950 6D PER COPY EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES MacArthur In South Korea; U.S. AMONG CHILDREN Opens Pembroke Parish Ninety Pupils Away At Fete To Aid Cathedral Fund Dellwood Prize-Giving Warships And Planes In Action MALTESE POODLE ONE HEADMASTEIPREPORTS ON TOYKO, June 29 (Reuter) .—United States warships went OF STAR COLLECTORS into action to-day for £he first time in South Korea, shelling SUCCESSFBL YEAR'S WORK S. Korean Forces Retake "Muffit," a Maltese poodle own­ Communist beachheads along the east coast of the peninsula. An* epidemic of measles has ed by Mrs. Helen Andrews, took General Douglas MacArthur's headquarters here said affected 90 pupils of. Dellwood seriously her duties of collecting results were obscured by bad visibility. School during the post few weeks. for the Cathedral Restoration Still confined to bed or in quaran­ Fund yesterday afternoon. The attacks were concentrated on two beach landings— Seoul's Main Airport tine, the children were unable to The poodle, (see picture), gaily consolidated to a depth of several miles—between Chunchon Attend- the school's annual prize- decorated with a blue ribbon and and Samchok. ffiving held yesterday affernoon at a collecting box, was one of the WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reut­ Dellwood's assembly hall. star collectors at the Pembroke The communique announced er).— The Defence Department CAN About 175 other pupils, with parish fete held at "Cragmore," _?a*A B-29 Superforts raided COMMONS TO DEBATE announced here today that South invited parents and guests, were Pitt's Bay Road. K'<3*f"B airfield, near Seoul, in a Korean forces had retaken Kimpo SURVIVE TEST? present, and the cramped condi- After a really energetic after­ serening up operation before WAR IM KOREA airfield, the main airport for Seoul ffWis led the headmaster, Mr noon, "Muffit's" tiny "chascis" South Korean troops began an lying west of the city. T. F. F. Wyatt, to comment: "1 couldn't support the collecting tin assault. At 11.00 GMT today the South hope that it will not be too much any longer and the tiny poodle re­ General MacArthur ordered his Korean forces were reported to Acheson Says Free Nations longer before this school is pro­ tired to the shade for a well-earn­ bombers to make a dawn attack Australian And N.Z. Naval be regrouping on a general line vided with a hall adequate for ed nap. tomorrow at three vital bridges. south of the Han River, which Must Be Strong Most of the other helpers were SNAP DECISION such functions." Forces Join Americans skirts Seoul on the south. The guest speaker was the Rev. Wishing they could do the same. The General took his snap de­ Their line overruns north east WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reu­ David Evans, priest-ir-charse of They had little chance of any cision . while watching the South LONDON, June 29 (Reuter). — through Kapyong to Chunchon, ter).—Mr. Dean Acheson. U.S. St John's Church, Pembroke. In rest, however, for crowds throng­ Koreans fight grimly to stop* The House of Commons will de­ about 55 miles from the capital. Secretary of State, said yester­ a short and humorous address to ed the grounds during the after­ northern tanks punch through a bate the war in Korea next Wed­ ttie children he advised the pupils noon and they were kept busy at Top army officials here regarded day:, "Whether the United Na­ the stalls. defence line on the quarter-mile- nesday, Deputy Prime Minister the position as still "rather fluid" tions, which hopes for an inter­ who had not won prizes not to wide Han river, skirting Com­ Herbert Morrison announced national order based on peace worry unduly. In his school days There were some surprising but said that generally the morale bargains and many American vis­ munist-captured Seoul. today. of the South Korean forces was with justice and freedom, can the only prize he gained was a: He had conferred for 90 min­ Prime Minister Clement Attlee propelling pencil'for a form essay. itors were delighted with their fair and was improved consider­ survive this test will depend upon purchases at the antique section. utes with South Korean President briefly took the floor to tell the ably in areas where there was the vigour with which it answers •H still keep that and look at it Syngman Rhee and American House about Australian and New | Plenty of ingenuity had gone into evidence of American air support. the challenge and the support when I get homesick," he said. the preparation of the games sec­ Ambassador John Muccio in an Zealand naval forces joining the which it receives from free na­ "So if you have not won a prize ] old schoolhouse in the walled city Americans in support of South It was learned on the highest tion with Mr. Brewer importing authority that there had been no tions. just keep on struggling and one the English mop-throwing game df Suwon, American headquarters Korea. "President Truman has enun­ day you might get a propelling There were loud cheers when request from General MacArthur of "Can, Can,*' under the new 25 miles to the south. ciated the policy of this Govern­ pencil too." name of "Rag-mop." Leaving Tokyo on what was Mr. Attlee referred to Canadian to use American combat troops in Korea. ment to do its utmost to uphold While explaining that bis posi­ Taking place at "Cragmore," expected to be a two-day sirrvey, Foreign Minister Lester Pearson's the sanctity of the charter of the tion at present was "fluid," Mr British Cabinet Holds I by permission of Sir Eldon and General MacArthur ran into a announcement that Canada, too, The only American ground for­ United Nations and the rule of Evans said he was honoured to heavy North Korean air attack on was deciding on what action she ces which have been sent Tfom Lady Trimingham, the fete in­ law among nations. carry on the relationship built upj cluded such attractions as bingo, Suwon airstrip in which four Yak could and should take to lend a Japan are signal and supply troops "This action is solely for ttie by the late rector, the Rev. E. M. fighters were shot down. hand. and similar "housekeeping" units. pony rides, the movie-screening purpose of restoring the republic Strong, and he hoped to enlarge of "The Sun Comes Up," a turkey He flew back to Japan only 18 Labour left-winger James Hud­ Officials here said that any de­ of Korea to its status prior to the that contact as the years went on. Three-Hour Session supper by candlelight and canasta hours after taking off in his silver- son asked Mr. Attlee if he was cision to use American troops in invasion from the north to re­ and bridge sessions. painted private aircraft "Bataan." "quite sure that the United States | action would have to be made establish the peace broken by that MESSAGE TO CHILDREN The Superforts have the job of I Is acting within the directions of LONDON, June 29.— The Far with the concuKrence of the Un­ aggression. " My one message to you Eastern situation continued to grip £1,500 TARGET 'taking out" three bridges across | the Security Council." ited States Government. "Free men the world over have children is to never do anything U.N. IS TOLD OF Sixteen turkeys for the suppers which northern armour could the attention of British ministers Mr. Attlee did not reply, but American casualties so far in spoken out with one voice since th#t you would be ashamed to tell today. The Cabinet held a three- were carved up during the day by- pour south. there were some cheers from his Korea are reported to be three this attack was launched five days your parents of," said Mr Evans the Rev. David Evans, priest-in- * Accompanied by his staff, the hour session in the morning to AUSTRALIAN ACTION side of the House. killed and twelve missing. There ago. They endorse our resolve "Ms yom live up to that you will study the latest news from Korea charge of St. John's Church, Pem­ General stood in the open on a is no report of any Americans and stand with wi in support of all one day be worthy of good broke, and two helpers. ijise overlooking Seoul while The Prime Minister fended off and dispose of other matters. * In Labour member Woodrow Wyatt, having been wounded. the United Nations. conduct prizes." the afternoon the Commissioners Two Warships Handed "I never want, to see another fillers twisted and turned, For the future he hoped that the turkey again," Mr. Evans told The machine-guns crackling, in dog- who wanted Britain to start work In addition three American air­ "Those Governments in a posi­ for the Dominions were invited to on an Asiatic defence pact right men lost their lives when a -B-flB* tion to provide armed forces to membership of the school would the House of Commons where Royal Gazette. "But the effort was fighjfls overhead. Plumes of smoke increase, although he realised that Over To General MacArthur worth it—things are going really ana debris rose from the north away. Said the Prime Minister: crashed into the ocean approach­ assist in the support of the re­ I they conferred for %\m hours with "I don't think that arises." ing its home base in Japan after public of Korea are already tak­ the accommodation problem was [ Commonwealth Relations Secre­ well. We have fixed a target of shore of tiie river which was j difficult. He praised 'the work of LAKE SUCCESS* June 29 £1,500 for the Cathedral Restor­ being steadily mortared by the j Declining to answer a Conser­ a sortie over Korea. ing steps to provide that support. tary Patrick Gordon Walker. The "It is now clear to all — if, in theje. headmaster, which was made ' main, harden of their talks, it is (Reuter).—Australia informed the ation Fund at today's affair." southerners. vative's question about Indo- j Military officials here were United Nations to-day of its China, Mr. Attlee said: "We are | heartened today by report^ TM?' deed,* it was not clear before — possible by his staff. The staff's understood, was the need for The organising committee for FAIRLY WELL STABILISED work in turn was made possible action in handing over two war­ the fete was headed by Mrs. Anne Back Iff Tokyo, the General dealing "here with a matter of j the weather over the battle line that free nations must be.united: joint Commonwealth policy in the they must be determined -mid they by the pupils. In wishing all the Pacific during the emergency. - ships to General MacArthur, on Laing and other members were issued a communique saying the aggression in which we are act- j was improving. They said that behalf of the United Nations, to ing ' with the United Nations. it would be favourable for close must be strong, if they are to children a happy holiday he urged There was reason to believe that Mr. A. S. Cooper, the Rev. Evans, fighting lines were fairly well oreserve their freedom. There them to strive hard in the future be used in aid of the Korean Canon Arthur Burrell, Mrs. stabilised. Indo-China is a separate question.' air support by American planes Mr. Gordon Walker had told the republic. The Prime Minister turned and should help ,the South Korean is no other way." so that one day they would be .Dominions representatives that Maxwell and Mrs. Ede. Seoul itself, captured yesterday, proud to have "been pupils of Dell­ News that the warships had semeed strangely quiet. down a proposal that he take the ground troops in regrouping and Britain did not expect to send any OPENING CEREMONY initiative in trying to form a wood. been handed over was made public (In Washington the Defence replenishing their supply losses. encountered by any military force more military aid — even of a The (the Rt. Commonwealth committee on "It looks as if the position will token nature—to South Korea for yesterday. They are the sloop Rev. John Jagoe) performed the Department announced that South j in a withdrawal. HEADMASTER'S REPORT Shoalhaven and the destroyer Korean forces had retaken Kimpo foreign policy. stabilise if the weather holds the time being. opening. ceremony. He expressed Conservative Robert Turton had good," one spokesman said. "They Army authorities regard it * as The work of the past year was Bataan. Mr K. C. O. Shann, acting regret that ttie Governor, Sir Al­ airfield, main airport west of i significant that there have been covered by the headmaster in his Britain's action yesterday in Australia representative to the Seoul). urged him to consult immediately will now have the chance to re­ placing her Pacific fleet in the exander Hood, had been unavoid­ with the Dominion Prime Min- group and resupply." no reports of any strengthening annual report. He welcomed the U.N., handed a note announcing ably detained from attending. Back in Japan the General or­ Continued 0a Pag. 14 parents and regretted that every United Nations' pool under Gen­ this to Mr Trygve Lie, U.N. Secre­ dered more artillery, mortars, Continned on Page 6 He emphasised the difficulties parent could not be present owin™ eral MacArthur's command is un­ tary-General. "The Governor's request is machine-guns and ammunition to the lack of accommodation derstood to be all that the Unite- The Australian note read: "As greater by reason of the deep in­ to be airlifted to the South Korean For the first time in the school's Kingdom feels able to do for some a member of the United Nations terest which he takes and shows army, which lost all its heavy! history, said Mr Wyatt, there had time. pledged to give effect to the pur­ in all things to do with the Cath­ equipment a ner most of its men been no changes in school staff All her ground and air forces in poses and principles of its edral and the church life of the horth of the Han River. Russia Replies To U.S. Note: during a year. Additions to the the Far Eastern theatre are ur­ charter, the Australian Govern­ Colony as a whole," said the He asked Lieutenant - General committee of management were gently needed not only to defend ment has decided to place Bishop. Sir Horace Robertson, com­ Mr Graham Gibbons and Mr Hongkong from the threat of Australian naval vessels now in "Our Cathedral Church is a mander-in-chief of the British Stewart Atwood. Mr Atwood re­ Chinese Communist aggression Far Eastern waters, namely the great heritage, bequeathed to us Occupation forces in Japan, to placed the late Mr Henry Dunkley, but also for fighting in Malaya. Shoalhaven and Bataan, at the dis. by previous generations of Ber­ send Australian fighters to join Principle Of Non- Interference whose death was noted with Informed officials here say that posal of the United States authori­ mudians. But it must be for us, the America air armada clearing deepest regret. The headmaster whatever more help General Mac- ties on behalf of the Security as no doubt it was for them, a South Korea's skies. He also is expressed appreciation of the un­ Arthur's United Nations forces Council in support of the republic costly heritage. It could not be preparing to use British warships. The Soviet Government today I See Hopeful Truman Says failing support given by the com­ receive from the British Common­ of Korea." otherwise. NATURAL DEFENCE BARRIER handed to United States Ambassa­ mittee. wealth will come from Australia, RISING COSTS dor Alan G. Kirk, in Moscow a New Zealand and Canada. Mr. Major - General E. Almond, reply to the American statement Tone In U.S. Is Not RECORD YEAR FOR SPORTS Attlee indicated as much in the "We are in our day confronted chief of staff, told correspondents on Korea, asserting that "the j In the school itself the year's Commons today when he said he who leave us almost on the day with " the task of repairing the who flew to Korea and back in events in Korea have been pro- Soviet Note At War work had been successful. On! had little news about Korea be­ that they reach of 13. ravages of half a century in the the '"Bataan,''' that the Han River I voked by an attack of South Kor-1 Whenever the school-leaving age fabric of the building—and that was a natural defence barrier the sports field it had been a yond what he had said yesterday ean troops on the border areas of WASSHNTON, June 29 (Reu­ WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reut­ record year, with the school win­ but drew attention at the same is raised by law to 14 years—or, in face of rising costs. which should and must be held. North Korea." ter)—The State Department de­ better still, to 15—it will not be "All the parishes throughout The southerners hold a ilne 55 er). — President Truman today ning tour out of ten trophies in time to the steps taken or an­ The Soviet reply handed to the clined comment tonight on the described United States action in the inter-school athletic sports nounced by the Pacific Dominions one day too soon. tbe diocese have made, and are miles along the river from the implications of the Soviet reply "However, we must be glad that continually making, generous con­ China Sea to the junction of the American Ambassador by Deputy Korea as a United Nations police and 16 individual trophies. for joint defence of South Korea. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to the American appeal to help action to suppress a bandit raid so many parents are wiser and tributions towards the restoration, Pukhan River, thence to Chun­ stop the fighting in Korea. The school had entered on its encourage their children to stay of which this undertaking on the chon, 60 miles north-east of Seoul added: "Therefore the responsi­ on the republic of Korea. tenth year of life, and a new stage with us ten years ago. I hope that part of the parish of Pembroke is bility for these events rests with President Truman'f "assistants The President at his weekly at school until they are more across to the east coast. , of growth and development had they are also wiser children " mature and better equipped in not the least." ^tcresident Rhee and Ambassador the South Korean authorities and also withheld comment. press conference declared firmly been reached—not one of » the Speaking of the development of on those whose stand behind their that "the United States is not at knowledge and character to go out The Bishop went on to speak of Muccio flew to the conference Some authorities appeared to original pupils now remained at! responsibility in the young people, the peculiar relationship which •back." feel, however, that from the point war." into the world," said the head­ Continued On Page 14 the school. The growth had been | Mr Wyatt said: "Too many still master. existed between the Cathedral | The Soviet reply continued: of view of maintaining world The President was bluntly not in numbers but in facilities! leave school before they have had . Mr Wyatt spoke with sorrow of and the parish of Pembroke. "The Soviet Government hasl peace the note had a hopeful tone. asked: "Are we now at war?" and morale. time to reach the high standard. While the "Mother Church" of the withdrawn its troops from Korea 'We are not at war," the Pres­ the death of the Rev. Eustace I The key sentence was believed "I believe that the children are It is a pitiful thing that often it 'Strong, the former rector of Pem- diocese was non-parochial and POUCEIPOSTEFTO ST. earlier than this has been done by to be the one saying that "the ident replied, and gave his per­ happier children and healthier is those who are most in need of drew its congregation ,of "accus­ the Government of the United Soviet Government adheres to the mission for the correspondents to children than those who were! what a good school has to offer Continued on Page 2 tomed worshipers" from almost GEORGE'S OIL DOCKS States and thereby confirmed its | principle of the impermissibility quote this'statement directly. every parish in the diocese, it traditional principle of non-inter­ of interference by foreign powers The President pointed out that was located within the parochial ference in tlje internal affairs of in the internal-affairs of Korea." most of the members of the area of Pembroke. United Nations were in full Extra Guards At Kindley other states. Strict adherence to that orfn- "It must therefore look to " The Soviet Government is ciplf. some experts believed, accord with the United States World's Largest Airliner Pembroke as in a sense its 'Mott-*"» Air Force Base adhering to the principle of the would mean tiiat the Russians action. The republic of Korea er parish'." non-admission of interference by *euld not s«»nd forces into North was ,set up with United Nations The Bishop expressed to Mrs. foreign Powers in the internal help. It was a Government re­ A special detachment of con­ Korea to offset the police action Laing and her helpers bis grat­ affairs of Korea. being taken by the United States cognised by members of the itude and appreciation for the stables of the Bermuda Police "It is not true that the Soviet United Nations. It had been un­ Force has been posted to the oil and Britain against the northern fete, which he then declared open. Government has declined to take invaders in Southern Korea. lawfully attacked. The Bishop was introduced by docks at St. George's until further part in the meetings of the notice. At the same time, experts Mrs. A. S. Cooper and thanked Security Council. agreed that any effort to re*»d too by Mrs. Laing. Canon Burrell led "They were posted there Tues** "The Soviet Government, in the crowd in prayers. day night at the request of the much significance into the Soviet spite of its desire, could not par­ note in terms Of the actions which Claim S. Korean Division Helpers at the various stalls in­ United States authorities and will ticipate in these meetings of the •Jfcay there until further orders," Russia might take in the situa­ cluded the following: bread. Mrs. Security Council since a peT'- tion is unwarranted. Goes Over To Reds H. Card, Mrs. A Williams and Mr. E. T Smith, the acting Colon­ manent member of the Council, ial Secretary, told The Royal Ga­ During the present difficult days HONG KONG. June 29-^An of- Whs. N. J. Holder: cakes, Mr3. China, was not admitted to the officials in Washington are show­ f ical New China News' agency dis­ Contiieurd on Page 2 zette yesterday. "It is a precau­ Council, thus making it impossible tionary measure." ing a marked rpl»ctn-cp -Ja "•*—e- patch from the North Korean cap­ for the Council to take decisions menf. a>>o*'t any major develop­ ital, Pyongyang, today claimed The oi! docks, on Bermuda soil, having legal power." are an important fuel depot for ment. This is because of oraers that one entire regiment of the U.S. May Increase Arms Kindley Air Force Base. It was LONDON June 29 (Reuter).— that thpy are to leave comment South Korean seventh division $_ Tuesday tirnb President Tru- Moscow radio to-night broadcast to members of tbe Government. had defected to the Communists, pan ordered U.S. forces into aet- for publication in the provincial Mr. Acheson has also appealed The seventh division failed in Shipments To Europe _0n in support of South Korea. press throughout the Soviet Union to the pre=s not to speculate or to its task of defending the approach " (Special Through Heuter) * Col. eJack G. Merrill, command the text of the reply to President discuss possibilities which are re­ to Seoul down the valley leading Truman's note asking for the mote. directly to the south from the LONDON, June 29. Shipments fng of Kindley Air Force I of American arms to Western Base, announced yesterday .that Soviet Government's good offices border. The report of the Chinese Kindley's role of maintaining in the Korean issue. Communists news agency said tile Europe will probably be increased route support to the world-wide WASHINGTON. June 29 (Ren­ Reject Contention Council turnover occurred durittft fight- now that a shooting war has sir transport training missions of ter).—The State Department dis­ near Tongduchoni 19 miles north developed in the Far East, an the Military Air Transport Ser­ closed to-night that the United Acted Illegally of the capital. Presumably this official of the military aid pro­ vice has remained unchanged States had asked Russia to "disa­ alleged defection took place on gramme said to-day However, in consideration of vow responsibility" for the attack the second day of the war sinee Men charged with drawing up LAKE SUCCESS June 29 (Reu- | delivery schedules for the next the present unsettled world con­ by North Korea on South Korea. tpr). — British, American and Tongduchoni is believed to have ditions, additional internal secur­ The request was made last French delegation spokesmen here fallen that day. I fiscal year, which begins on Satur­ ity measures designed to provide Tuesday when the United States have aSLr«aicted the-Soviet. Gov­ day, are already reviewing their Added protection to vital instal­ asked Russia to use its influence ernment's contention that the sec­ plans, It was said. lations have been instituted at the with North Korea to withdraw urity council aected illegally in ments, spokesmen said that the Civilian aid to Western Europe Base. This has simply involved their invading forces. sanctioning aid to the Korean re­ fact that their Government accep­ The world's largest air liner, the Brabazon I. pietured just before she landed at London air­ will continue unchanged if officials administering the. Mar- additional guards and mainten- Russia, in her reply to-day, public. ted the decision of the Council port after a flight from Bristol recently. Landing tests were made on the airstrip, which will be of closer control over Base ignored the request to disavow While no official statements was proof enough that they con- | shall plan handouts here have have been issued by these flovei fidered it legal and binding. used when Brabazons fly to New York. j thehr way, it was learned.

&8W I^age 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1950 *|l%MNIMriM(NMMll|AMa«NlMt*lfHe§* Australian Ambassador THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 Incorporating — The Boyal Gazette (Estab. 1828) The Diary i Talks With Acheson The Colonist and Daily Newa a. Mot|ce cf Intended Marriages (Estab. 1866) WASHEM6TON, June 29 (Ren­ ter). — The Australian Ambas­ sador, Mr Norman Makin, after a 30-mkiufe conversation with tbe The persons named and de­ U.S. and Canada Representatives: Samuel Pepys Tracer I U.S. Secretary of State, Mr Dean scribed hereunder have giveto S. S. Koppe & Company, Inc. Acheson, announced: "It was a notiee to me of their intended 630 Fifth Avenue, i&*ri.ja**4i*w»j)^ji*fl*fcjr»w\m totafatofftfaaQ. matter' on which Secretary marriage, namely:— Hew Tork City." Acheson or my Minister in'Can­ BILLY WADE GASKILL of United Kingdom Representatives: Thursday, June 29th. berra may make some statement Kindle; Field (bachelor) and African _ Colonial Press Agency, Ltd., if they - feel the circumstances HELEN LOMBTTA TETBTOK 8 Red felon Square, Seeing that interesting relief require it." off Kindley Field (spinster). London, W.C. 1, England. are being unearthed in St The meeting between Mr George's I am minded of the story Acheson and Mr Makin took place of the rich and generous Ameri at the State Department. can 'who gave 4ns4ructions as tr : DONALB> W. 4USTTN of Kind­ Proprietors Mr Makin resolute]y declined tc what should ba inscribed on> hi* answer reporters' questions about le**/ Field (bachelor) and SYL­ THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. tombstone;- It' had been^-his life­ the nature of ihe meeting. There VIA DE sSiVA of Devonshire long custom to play the host tr Parish* ^spinster). Reid Street*, Hamilton was no immediate comment from all antj sundry, and he was posi Sipte Department officials. Any person knowing' any iust tively pained should anyone at Reporters also questioned Mr sause or impediment w_*y. these Manager: FORD BAXTER tempt to pay a- "bill at an hotel Makin before be entered Mr •narriages should nojji b_ attowed So when it came to **. \ss that he Acheson's office. should ienter cityeat forti-with in died, he had a stone &*ab placer •He totd them" "I am only acting the Office'of the Registrar CeHeral. FR MY, JUNE 30, 1950 over his grave and- on it'wa; as a channel between my Minister Dated 24th day of June, 19S& inscribed: "^Phis is ort me." in Canberra and the Secretary oi State here Any disclosures con­ W. NORMAN PARKER, Epidemic 01 Measles Registrar General. Calling on one of our mighty cerning -ihe nature of my con­ Among Children men of : affairs «n a matter of versation would have to be made business ;thfe' other day and L find by either of them." him indeed busier than any Gov­ Continued from Page 1 ernment official is reputed to be. broke. On IMs yisit to the school . But < he .courteously, asks me to last year Mr Strong personally wait a few minutes whilehe fin presented the prizes he gave isheri a letter. But Lord! Either every year. Those prizes would the-letter was very'long, or it en­ still be given as Eustace M. Strong tailed knotty points of lnw, for Stocktaking memorial prizes as a tribute to almast aia hour; passed before he his memory. could attend to ime, • Now my business-was merely formal and Sympathy was extended to Mrs when it was over-he.agaoM apolog­ Due to stocktaking at our East Broad­ % Strong, who, with Mrs J. P. Hand, ised for keeping me- waiting^ So inaugurated the school clinic and I did f tell him the • story of tite way Warehouse orders received from our milk service. Workers carrying Archbishon who had occasion 'to on that service were Mrs Snape, see a • caUer. .-1 bud ocptitu The scene on the lawn at The Royal Bermuda Yacht Club last Friday when visiting yachtsmen were entertained. Mrs. Walter Spurling and Mrs. Customers on Saturday, July lst, will not Ferguson. "Take a chair" he said, "whilst I finish this letter."., ipjid be available for delivery until Monday, The headmaster's final thanks As in my ease the waitine was were to the staff and prefects, Ions. So the caUer tried again. July 3rd. headed by Charlotte Johnson and "Your Grace,.'! • he said, ."my LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Leonard Pedro. In introducing -mele the Duke—" He got no the Rev. Evans to present the Bishop Opens Pembroke Parish farther for the Archbishop broke "Melrose," The inscription Stephenson cut prizes Mr Wyatt said he "had in "Oh,' your . uncle > is a. Duke) i endeared himself to many of us." St. George's, on the floor of Mis cell' read ". . for Take two chairs." Which thing June 27 JflSO. preaching the Gospel of Jesus HAND, ARNOLD LTD. Many of the children awarded proves that prelates have a proper Christ to African blacks and cap­ Fete To Aid Cathedral Fund prizes were suffering from sense of position.. ts-a fiinfttsi The Editor, The Royal Gazette. tive negroes," not as Mr. Stow l«2_tf. measles, and a high pile of books ' *^ - * * * misquoted. Also he misrepresents was left at the end of the cere­ Sir, Continued from Page 1 Reading in my morning paper the reason for Stephenson's ar­ mony One young boy was taken Please permit me to correct the rest as being that "he annoyed DOOLITTLE RETURNING Snape and Mrs. WiUiam Masters; ill during the prize-giving, but the great debate on the privilege misleading statements made to the of members when debating in the several local people because the candy floss, Mr. John Wright; recovered sufficiently to walk JSsSJJ. by the Rev. John Stow re­ custom was tor only favoured' children's stall, Mrs. Aeschliman forward and collect his prize.. House and I ami indeed impressd. garding the first' Methodist min­ TO NEW YORK TODAY I note that the usual eomolaint is servants in Church" and he, oh and Mrs. W. E Cooper; variety ister to this Colony, as reported horrors! even encouraged col­ stall, Mrs. Jane Smith, Mrs. Travis LIST OF PRIZE-WINNERS made of incorrect renorting. for in Tuesday's paper. BELFAST, Northern . Prize-winners were: over a long experience I have oured people to come to church Place, Mrs. Beulah Smith, Mrs. It is most unfortunate that Mr. services and was also accused of Jnne 29 CReuter). — Lieutenant M. Pearman, Mrs. D Robinson and Perfect attendance for the year learned that the greatest favour Stow has a not too accurate his­ General James ("Jimmie") Doo­ is done when newspapers do. not shaking hands with them. These little, American air ace who led Mrs. Myrtle Kennedy; 194fl:Patricia Viera, Roderick tory teacher and that history is things indicate the lack of true Fancy work, Mrs. Skeen, Mrs. Monkman, Robert Pedro, Jeffrey report a speaker absolutely ac­ being written to suit the tastes of the first raid on Tokyo, said today curately. religion in some quarters in that he knew nothing beyond "what I Reid Trott, Mrs. A. C. Down, Mrs France, Barry Williams, Douglas the "historian" — to wit, the. day and Mr. Stow would have L. C. Trott, Mrs. Conyers, Mrs. J. Williams and David Tavares,- So I do hope that another incor­ alleged "Gunpowder Cavern" in read in the newspapers" about GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 298 — 1950. done better to have made a-care­ suggestions that he would be re­ M. Gibbons and Mrs. A. FORM PRIZES rect report was made when a St. George's which is being ful appraisal of this unhappy speaker warmly announced his in­ called to the air for«**e for the Kor­ Cann; preserves, Mrs. Cresdale Leavers' class: 1. Leonard Pedro; wrongfully advertised as "the spirit rather than cast wilfully or ean war. as a "Far East expert." and Miss Ware; antiques. Mrs. tention of not throwing himself scene of the Gunpowder Plot." otherwise amy slur on a fellow 2. Roderick Monkman; 3. Gabri- But he added: "There are very Archie Mercer, Mrs. Leslie Dow- I Vacancy Public Works Department "ia Ihe lap of the hands of the -Seeing that this particular store­ preacher of the Gospel. ling and Mrs. John Cox; raffles, elie Piques; Diligence and pro­ Executive."' house wes not even built at that few experts on the Far East." gress: William Outerbridge. Now 53, General Doolittle is Mrs. James Pearman, Mrs. Bay- ; It was an Irish member of the time, it makes one doubt other Stephenson died some 20 years field Clark, Mrs. .fiihn Young, Applications are invited for the post of Messenger in the Public- Scholarship class: 1. James E House of Commons who once said: statements from the same source. later and is buried among Meth- vice-president of the Shell Union Works Department. ^am~. odisms' honoured dead in City pil Corporation in New York Mrs. Arkwright and Miss Lesley Smith; 2. Betty Viera; 3. Michael "Mr. Speaker I smell a rat. But Returning to Mr. Stow's in­ Wiggin; fruit and vegetable stall, Salary £350 per annum by annual increments of £10 to ie_400. Panehaud; Diligence and progress: I wtil nip it in the bud." Road Chapel, London. , He flew to Britain this week correct observations, it is clear to attend the launching at Belfast Mrs. H. St, George Butterfield, Sandra Stovell and Michael Ray. * * * that his reading, or information, The whole incident is unfort­ Mrs. G Reinholdt, Mrs. D. Tib- The appointee will be required to assume duties on the 3rd Jfuiy, Upper Remove class: 1. in Di­ is* limited or coloured by the otljer unately a sad example of the today of the 28,000-ton tanker 1950. Probation period 6 months. No news from my dear spouse Verena, the largest ever built for betts and Mrs. Peace; white eleph­ vision A: Marion Thompson; 1. member of his team and is not religious intolerance arid bigotry ant, Mrs. White, Mrs. Floyd and On appointment 5 per cent deducted from salary fpr superannua­ Walter Roach; 2. Dennis Mitchell; *=jnce she arrived in the Land of British owners. Hfe is retiirrttag to in accord with facts. I suggest of tbat dav and should be treated New York tomorrow by air. Mrs, Wilkinson; fortune telling. tion. References will be required. Diligence and progress, Ralph De­ I Evangeline and I fear me she is Smith's History of Methodism in accordingly, not lightly regarded too busy putting her house in or­ Miss Rosaline Kenny; candy, Mrs. | Silva and Frederick O'Connor. British Eastern America as one and a good man's deed brushed Don Masters, Mrs Courtney, Mrs. JAMES B. COUPER, der to bother' with a trifle like a source. There is a copy in aside. That, taints of modern ST MARK'S MISSION FETE Standard III: 1. Carole DeSilva; husband. Yet * strangely enough W. Conyers, Mrs. M Cooper and • Acting Director of Public Works. 2. Patricia Woollard; 3. George the, library at St. George's and bigotry. We all hope that such a Mrs, Alec Burrows; games, Miss. I get a phone message from a ship­ Hamilton. spirit is passed — although Mr. Bates; Diligence and progress: ping company stating- that, thanks The Rev. Leslie Gunner, rector J. S Maxwell. Mr. Brewer and Gloria Ferreira, Jade McDonald The Rav. John Stephenson came Stow does refer to non-Anglicans of Smith's and Hamilton parishes, Mr S Trees; auction, Mr. Doug­ By command, e 1 t e ke br m as "Nonconformists" in his parish and William Faries. ™_.™ _ ° ?- !L e^ " _ ?! only after repeated requests from points out that the following las Murphie. E. T. SMITH, spouse, a passage has been secur Bermuda, made to Dr. Coke of the notes, in spite of the fact that Standard II: 1. Nola Mclnnes; -2: ed for me in* October: What a names of those who gave donat­ Teas were under the charge of Acting Colonial. Secretary. Missionary Soci_ty of the Meth- there is no established church ions to the recent fete in ato- o* Mrs. P. Brooks, assisted by Mrs. Sarita Beilensohn; 3. Gwendoline! splendid idea! For it means that odist Church in England. outside of England. It was a St. Mark's Mission were omitted Colonial Secretary's Office, Smith; Diligence and progress! when her holiday is over I can be- Hanlan. Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Qua, 23rd June, 1950. Religion was at a very low ebb— matter of rejoicing to see Dr. from his letter which appeared in Mrs. Fearis, Miss Doughty, Miss Dennis McCann and Jacqueline ain mine, thus doubling the only three English Chureh clergy­ Seelev in the Cathedral pulpit yesterday's Royal Gazette: Thomas. length of holiday for both of us. Birch, Miss P. Gibbons, Miss Willa naajtw.f.' men here, one very old, another and jthe Bishop in Wesley Church. Harold Gibbons, £5; Walter Jane Seeley, Lower Remove class: 1. Sop­ But women were ever thought­ not very moral, and the . third Examples of Christian brother- Cooper, £1: H. J. Stephenson, £2; Miss Barran, Mrs. Seymour and hia Corday; 2. Esther Corday; 3. ful and clever. nobly trying to do his duty. Im­ liness and tolerance. Mrs. Van Moppes. £5. ** Miss Ann Zeddies. GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 299 — 1950 Bernard Smith; Diligence and pro­ mediately on arrival Mr. Should Mr. Stow ever repeat Music was provided by Kings- gress: Howard Hutton. Stephenson found himself accused his performance I trust he will ley Swan and the Calypso Island­ To Owners of Private Cars Standard I: 1. Jean Gibbons; 2. THEV JAY of being "an Irishman, a rebel and make corrections in facts and , Anyone who has any doubts on ers frem the Angel's Grotto. Prizes Stanley Saints; 3. Daisy Monk a Methodist." As soon as pos­ spirit. this subject should break a Leg in the raffles were a trip by Col­ man; 4. Carol Lema; Diligence sible he waited on Governor It is hereby notified that current licences for PRIVATE CARS By A. M. FURCELL Thanking you, Mr. .Editor, and have a look for themselves. H onial AirUnes, given by Mr. Sig- and progress: Catherine Bates, Beckwith, presented his creden­ you aren't ill when you get there | mund Janas, a trip on the Queen expire Midnight 30th SEPTEMBER, 1950. All vehicles which are to Helen Flood and David Benevides. tials and offered te comply .with of Bermuda, given by the Furness be licensed for 1950-51 must be EXAMINED, INSURED and That feelings ran high in tne I am, — you will be. A few less Gov­ LICENSED before that date. In order to cope with examinations a Infants class 2: 1. John S. Tatem; . House on Wednesday. all legal requirements. He was ernment projects and a deeent Bermuda Line, a gold watch given 2. Jane Price; 3. Arthur Adams; given permission to begin his Yours truly, by "a well-wisher from St. schedule has been prepared by appointment at the Examination living wage for our nurses (when Centre, North Street, Hamilton. Telephone No. 3957. 4. David MeUo; Diligence and pro­ Tbat perhaps the heat was respon­ work and did so in a "hired We get some) would help a lot; John's," a toaster given by Burn­ gress: Judith Tatem and Jill sible. house" in Hamilton. Had there (Rev.) CHARLES B. SINDEN plus a little respect for tbem as aby Cycles, an electric mixer Price. been an Act forbidding this, as (Methodist Minister). professional women, not uniform­ given by the Bermuda Electric Schedule for Examination of Private Cars — 1930 * * * Mr. Stow states, the Governor Infant class 1: 1. Henry McCai­ That it has long been established ed scullery maids. Light Company, a Wedgwood tea lst July — 30th September, 1950 that a member may say what he would have surely pointed this " Melrose," set given by A. S. Cooper and lan; 2. Peter Jackson; 3. Judith out. The Act came later at the DUBIOUS PROSPECTIVE Son, a damask linen tea cloth Morgan 4. Anita Jewell; Diligence likes in the House. St George's. JULY 3rd Monday P—5000 to P—5045 suggestion of the bigots of that Sir, given by Mrs. E. Gibbons, a doll's 4th Tuesday P—5046 ta P—5090 and progress: Carol Carr and Fay * * # day. Within a year Mr. Stephen­ PATIENT. house given by Mrs. W. E. Cooper, Thomas. That it has also been known for a Kindly grant me space for a 5th Wednesday P—5091 to P—5135 son gathered a membership of 74 postscript to my letter. I find that a radio from Masters' Ltd., throw ART long time that he must be care­ whites and 30 coloured and £300. ful what he 1 ikes. the Rev. Stow has his month and rugs from H. A. and E. Smith, a 10th Monday P—5136 to P—5180 Leavers' class: Gabrielle Piques towards a church building. year incorrect on the arrival of "Handsworth Cottage," bicycle donated by T. J. Wadson, • llth Tuesday P—5181 to P—5225 Carol Woollard. * # * Enemies to the cause were at the first Methodist minister. The Ord Road, Paget. an electric dock from the Lucas 12th Wednesday P—5226 to P—5270 Seholarshio class: Sandra Sto­ That the Finance committee work work, however, and the Governor' Rev. John Stephenson left 29/«/50 House a china set given by Wil vell, Betty Viera. hard and long at their -fob. called the -attention of the Legis­ England on the British steam The Editor, liam Bluck, a radio given by Mr. 17th Monday P—5271 to P—5315 Upper Remove class, Maria * * * lature to Stephenson's activities, packet for New York early in The Royal Gazette. Myer Malloy, and a hamper con­ 18th Tuesday P—5316 to P—5360 Rocha, Standard III: Edmund That it is therefore discouraging and recommended that they pass 1799. He reached that city on tributed b*f the commission mer­ 19th Wednesday P—5361 to­ P—5405 . when their work is not ap­ suitable legislature to prevent him Sir, chants. Smith, Catarina Arruda. April 16, arriving in Bermuda on 24th Monday P—5406 to P—5450 *>. Standard II: Maurice Souza. proved by the House. preaching to coloured folks. This May 10. 1799 and not June, 1800, The Korean civil war is develo­ **yas rushed through and within a. ping so rapidly and so ominously 25th Tuesday P—5451 to P—5495 *^ NEEDLEWORK ** # * as Mr Stow states. 26th Wednesday P—5496 to That resigning doesn't solve the month laws were made to trap that it has already prompted some P—5540 Leavers' class: Florence Moniz, this earnest worker for righteous­ people to assume the inevitability Hunger-Strike In Minaret 'problem.- > Thanking you, 31st Monday P—5541 to P—5585 Anne Flood. e) # * ness. (Mr. Stow said no such law of a third world war. These ate Scholarship class: Sandra Sto­ That the select committee on tbe existed. Here it is! Used only Yours truly, a n urn ber of reasons why this fear Transferred To Stadium AUGUST lst Tuesday P—5586 to P—5630 S vell, Anita DeSilva. < prison site will have a tough once. This is a matter of Bermuda is unjustified; there would be far 2nd Wednesday P—5681 P—5675 Upper Remove class: Marion job. legal records, as Mr. Stow should C. B. SINDEN. more cause for alamo if the West­ CANEA, Crete, June 29 (Reu­ to Thompson, Frances Tueker.. » * * know). ern powers ,had decided not to ter).—Eleven dockers who last 7th Monday P—5676 to P—Sttb Standard III: Jade McDonald, That everyone is satisfied a new At once Mr. Stephenson went intervene—as in the case of Man­ week held a hunger-strike in the 8th Tuesday P—5721 to P—57SS Winifred Tucker. * system is needed. to the Governor and offered to Paget, churia, Abyssinia and Czechoslo­ minaret of a mosque, today start­ 9th Wednesday P—5766 te *P—5810 Standard II: Ruth Wheatley, * * * take < the oath of allegiance and June 28th. vakia. ed fasting again — in the dressing Margaret Roderigaes. That no one wants the reform to comply with any reasonable re­ The Editor, For the benefit of those who room of a stadium. 14th Monday P—5811 to P—5855 quirement. He was, however, The Royal Gazete. would like an opportunity to dis­ They are demonstrating against 15th Tuesday P—5856 to P—5900 Lower Remove, Sophia Corday; take place in his parish. .< * * 4t treated with insolence. cuss the Korean situation, its dismissals for starting a new trade 16th Wednesday P—5901 to P—5945 Standard I: Carol Lema, That perhaps an- island will fill Continuing his work authorised Sir, background and implications, the union. Domestic Science: (Firpt prizes If nobody else has the nerve, Slst Monday P—5946 to P—5990 the bill. »« ;,*.. . by the Governor, he was arrested matter is being placed on the ag­ They said they had been prom­ presented by Mrs. Eugene .Bar-* on a warrant issued by the Mayor it seems to rne it's high: time enda of the general meeting of ised jobs if they came down from 22nd Tuesday P—5981 to P—6035 vey)—Leavers' class: . Gabrielle * * * of Hamilton, Dan Tucker, together somebody mentioned one of our the United Nations Association at the minaret, but the- promise had 23rd Wednesday P—6036 to P—6080 j Piques, Charlotte Johnson. That then escaping prisoners wiU most deplorable state of affairs Trinity HaU tomorrow evening. 7 have to be good swimmers. with Peter Pallais, a silversmith. not been fulfilled. P—6081 to P—6125 Scholarship class: Caroline San­ (A piece of the handwork of on this island; the situation in our So this time they would "fast 28th Monday one and only hospital. Yours truly, 29th Tuesday P—6126 to ardie, Marion Brewster. That a Boer prisoner once escaped Pallais is among my treasured unto death" even if the Governor- p—em Upper Remove class: Marion . from the island he was on.-«i«-(i possessions. He also made a It is no secret that since our H. A. DUNNING General tried to stop them. 30th Wednesday P—6171 to P—6215 Thompson. Frances Tucker. • Communion sendee Jar what is Hospital Board saw fit to alienate Manual Training: Leavers' class: naw Wesley Church, Hamilton, our one source of supply for SEPTEMBER 4th Monday P—6216 to P—6260 Frank Mello, Roderick Montana***; That each other island he reached and which is still in existence). nurses, (Canada) tilings * have 5th Tuesday P—6261 to P—6305 special prize for progress; Philip * he thought was some mainland. Intolerance prevailed and the gone from sad to something that 6th Wednesday P—6306 to P—6350 Ray. Attorney-General conducted the just passes all understanding. * * « At present date I am informed llth Monday P—6351 to P—6395 Scholarship class: Douglas J That after a time he gave up case for the prosecution and NOTICE Williams, Michael Ray. James P. Esten, a lawyer of St. that the nursing staff at King Ed­ 12th Tuesday P—6396 to P—6440 Upper Remove class: Ralph Si­ '(th* unequal task of arriving on George's, offered and gave his ser­ ward consists ot about 24 nurses 13th Wednesday P—6441 to 9—6485 aay mainland., ,ef VV-rfvinj (conpared to the 90 or more of mons, Davi#.R. DeSilva. vices lor the defence. Mr. Esten The undermentioned barber shops wish to announce 18th Monday P—6486 to P—6580 Physical training and gymnas­ "'as afterwards Chief Justice. happier days) with the prospect to their customers th«t starting Saturday, July 1st, tics: Albert Brewster, John Noel That the foreign news is fast and Stephenson was found guilty of of 12 more leaving in the near 19th Tuesday P—6531 to P—65M Lema. 'Curious justnow.i*iAj j. (j|<.r*ai "holding a prayer book in his future. .. Ward one is already • 1950, the following prices will be in effect: 20th Wednesday P—6576 to P—6620 -~i closed. The headmaster's prizes: (for * * * hands and of reading prayers to a 25th Monday P—6621 to P__fifi65 good conduct and example to the congregation" and for these griev­ ,Just picture what chaos an That when the trouble is all over 5/- Oil Shampoo 5/- 26th Tuesday P—6666 to P—6710 school)—Charlotte Johnson, Car©-" ous offences, sentenced to. six epidemic or disaster ei. some sort Men's Haircuts 27th Wednesday P—6711 and over. line Sanardie, William G. Outer- I perhaps, one will learn what months in gaol and a £50 fine. would produce — it could; happen is aM about. will Je**! 4/- Plain Shampoo ... 4/- bridge, WiUiam S. Smi$ii, Fred­ After a short confinement behind here., Or chances are you're hav­ Boys' Haircuts . SYDNEY H. KEMSLEY, erick MeUo. i-f *il ailf'i? * * bars he .was told that he would be ing a baby — out in the hall way! That the general opinion is that Only recently 21 mothers-found Shaves ..' 3/- Massage 5/- Executive Officer, The "Eustace M. Strong Mem­ released if he would leave the Transport Control Board. orial" Prizes (For character and there has been too much delay country. Naturally he refused. themselves out in King Edward's - in telling the trouble-makers corridors for the big event with service)—Carol Woollard, Frank just where they belong. iOaimit "Chose Martyrdom," Mr. Stow t HOLLIS & HAYWARD C. MeUo. rather slightingly calls it "Being one nurse for tite Moor. By command, The Nicholl Shield (Presented *y*Z'w w -M?' faithful" would have more of till! Instead of all the to-do over ARCADE BARBER SHOP by Mr. A. E. Nicholl, chairman of That if France isn't careful she spirit of Him. who warned His where to build a new mansion for SHIRLEY'S BARBER SHOP E. T. SMITH, the committee of management of will soon have a Premier. .^ disciples that such might be their the Colonial Secretary, how about MANUEL PIMENTAL Acting Colonial Secretary. the school, for good character and tSimW' Would Mr. Stow have cap­ a -decent- -Maternft****** Home - Iia20tf jjjun. C. Mello. more united Europer- I * The chief victim was caught! ate this corridor assembly line. THE RQ^AL S&2ETTE, FREDDY, JUNE 30, 1^50 Page 3 SOVIET SCIENTISTS REFUGEE GIRL GETS 5 HAIFA REFINERIES TO COCKTAIL PARTY TO 1|€IYE DOCS_NEW LEGS YEARS FOR SPYING RE RE-OPENED BREAK IRON CURTAIN BERLIN, June 29 (Reuter) •M Successful Grafting Told Czechs Of Ui. Army Arab Boycott Means Crude Leading Western intellectuals at Berlins Cultural Freedom Con­ Operations Claimed Dispositions In Germany Oil Must Come By Ship gress hope that German Comm­ unists who called them "watch ^^M^tif&ON, June 29 (Reuter). — NUREMBERG, June 29 (Reu­ jfefcoNDON, June 28 (Reuter).— dogs of Wall Street" four days "Russian scientists have success- ter),—a 24-year-old Latvian: *eje8B- ftrael today announced plans to -'fully transplanted new legs on to gee girl, Erika Biernass, was sen­ re-open the Haifa oil refinery on ago'will turn up here today at a dogs, the official Soviet agency tenced to five years imgrisonment a limited scale as Soon as trans­ typical Western. function — a Tass claimed today. as a spy by an American occupa­ port Of crude oil can be arranged cocktail party. Tass reports received here said tion court here today. and sufficient stocks have been American army Private Labert Turning a deaf ear to the epit­ •doctors had grafted on tbe new hets of the Communist "peace legs from the thigh down. Guyer, facing trial on desertia**' But the opening date was not movements," Mr Melvin J. Lasky )i^ji. The report said the dogs gained charges, told the court the girl expected for another three congress secretary, and several full use of the "borrowed" lambs systemmatically informe^vj^cra*- months, and then the refinery delegates declared they would . and developed normal feeling in slovakia of United States army would be working at only 20 to even hold the party in East Ber­ troop dispositions and installa­ 25 per cent of capacity—about lin if their ideological foes felt £j^***('fflbe report was mased on a tions in Germany. one-million tons a year. unsafe in the West. (,.lpeture given bji^ProfeKsor Pavel Guyer, who is alleged to have was given in a state­ Mazaev at the Polytechnical deserted last January from the ment of the Israeli delegation "Museum, in whibh he said tha^ 16th infantry regiment, ffljid Bier­ which has been negotiating in three dogs on which •tiie*' operation nass tempted him to become a spy London for the past two weeks. waa _«rformed, 14, 17 and 18 in February and tija|*?m;S|erft BRITAIN TO IMPORT with her to Prague to be briefed. The statement assumed that the months ago, are now normal. Kirkufc pipe line from Iraq —: fSfrofessor Mazaev, who illustra­ On this trip the girl gave infor­ closed since November 1947—and CANADIAN NEWSPRINT ted his lecture with x-ray slides mation to Czech army intelli­ the Suez Canal would remain shut and with a film of the dogs in gence officers for 800 marks ($180) to crude oil supplies for Haifa, action more than a year after the rie said, and was told to spend the was still undecided and would be LONDON, June 29 (Reuter)— operation, said a special apparatus money in Frankfurt entertaining worked out between the Anglo- Britain is to import 37,500 tons invented by an engineer, Gudov, soldiers. Iranian and Shell OU groups. lj 'Was used for stitching blood ves- Guyer, who was handcuffed and of Canadian newsprint in the first ' sels. '•seftvily guaMed, will be court The continued Arab boycott on half of 1951, Mr. Harold Wilson, "Several bones a*C£ joined with martialled next month on charges the pipeline and Suez Canal oil President of the Board of Trade, shipments means that the crude W the help of a special plate 20 to 40 of desertion and espionage it was announced in Parliament today. stated. oil must come through the minutes after the operation," Tass Mediterranean, and presumably said, adding that all severed ner- —o from Venezuela or some other .ejves, soft tissues and skin are Western hemisphere source rath­ Vcarefully stitched up. er than from the Middle East. T Professor Mazaev also reported Germ Socialists Want that Professor Ognev has dis­ Both the Israel delegation and covered a method of transplanting Seats In Strasbourg British oil circles expressed satis­ RHEUMATIC R the hearts of warm - blooded faction at the outcome of the I. animals, and that Professor BONN, Germany June 28 (Reu­ talks, although the arrangement :; Demekhov has proposed a method ter) The German Social Democ­ will meet only the needs of the PAINS for transplanting lungs. rats today decided by an over­ Shell Company of Palestine's whelming majority to take part share in the Israeli market. Here It REAL relief . . . in West Germany's delegation to ?*\i™ Pan American World Airways Photo the Council of Europe, a party For real relief from rheumatic TEACHER THREW BIBLE; spokesman stated, pains it is essential to correct Navy tradition runs in the Phillips family and little Brdce, just ly opposed to West Germany go­ A special meeting of the party ing to Strasbourg at all when the their cause. When they are dm BOY GETS £2,300 learning to wak, hods on to mother as a check to be sure the bags voted 131 for going to Strasbourg, West German Parliament accept­ to the accumulation of bodily im- are in order. Son of Lt. Comdr. D. G. Phillips, of the Philadelphia 12 against, with four abstentions. ed the Council of Europe's invit­ .. purities, it means that your kid­ LONDON, June 29 (Reuter).— Navy Yard, he and his parents boarded a Pan American Clippej? Social Democrats were strong- ation two weeks ago. neys—which should filter away A boy who was hit in the eye with these harmful imparities—are a Bible was awarded damages of at La Guardia Field for a month's visit with his grandfather, sluggish and need a medicine to about £2,300 at a local court in Captain F. D. Karns, commandant of "the Naval Operating Base tone them op. De Witt's Pills Essex today against the city of . in Bermuda. are specially prepared for this Southend. purpose. Ther soothe and tone The court held the city respon­ up disordered kidneys so effect­ sible for the action of a school­ ively that these vital organs soon teacher who became annoyed with ITALIAN ROYAL FAMILY GOVERNMENT PIPES *$s ron> paAUty return to their normal function of the boy and threw the Bible at clearing the system of impurities. him. De Witt's Puis have been used TO GET BACK FORTUNE THE TUNE all over the world with great . T.he judge said it would have success. They may be last what been better had the schoolmaster LONDON, June 29 (Reuter).— opened the book and read some LONDON, June 29 (Reuter). — you need! Get a supply today. The Italian Royal family is to get Three London jazz club officials passages instead of throwing it. were fined -It IB© sterling each to­ back the fortune of more than £ 1 day f«^£ helmng two American million left in. England by -EaK saxophone players put on "jam Restrictions On Jap King Victor Emanuel, the BTitisb sessions" and make recordings in DE WITT'S PIUS High Court decided today. London last year without a Gov­ for Kidney and Bladder Trouble* Spinning Industry Off ernment permit. The heirs include Victor Em­ Herbert Wilcox, James Curtis TOKYO, June 28 (Reuter).— manuel's widow, the, ex-Queen of and Anthony Hughes were con­ Tfce Japanese Trade Ministry to­ Italy, his son ex-King Umberto, victed of helping tenor-saxophon­ day announced that General Mac- his daughters, and children-of a ist Coleman ('TheHawk") Hawk­ ^ Arthur's headOA»airters had lifted daughter who died. ins to stage a concert, and Wilcox # cotton-spindle restrictions on the The High Court allowed Ham- also was found guilty of helping ' Japanese spinning Industry, accor­ veteran soprano - man Sidney Bottled by: Bermuda Mineral Water Co. S^^^&^S^^^^^^^^^^^^^kfW^^^i bros bank, administrators of the ("Pops") Bechet of New Orlean: ding to the Kyodo and Jiji news ex-King's fortune, to hand over Under Appointment by: Pepsi Cola Company, N.Y. agencies. cut reejordings for British jaz? the estate to the heirs after pro­ collectors. 1 The Japanese, who had 13 mil­ viding for administration ex­ 12S7ff. lion spindles in operation before penses. *^8j . • They were fined under the al­ '""the'war, have been limited to four iens order which forbids the em- million by an order of the sup­ Victor Emdnuel died in Egypt ployment of aliens without a La­ reme commander's headquarters intestate in December, 1947. An bour Ministry permit. made in 1947. 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BELGIUM APPROVES CASTLE HARBOUR NOTE BELMONT MANOR NOTES SAID 10 HAVE CHARGED Residents of and Vitie »ki U5. ACTION Visitors at the Castle Harbour New York visitors at the Bel­ Personal And Social LOOT TO "WAR DAMAGES' to Bermuda __. between yachting runs included mont Manor Hotel are Mr. and -porting BRUSSELS, June 29 (Reuter)— General Robert W. Johnson, presi­ Mrs. J. Hamilton, Brooklyn; Miss PARIS, June 2B—Charles Qau- Addressing the Chamber of Depu­ dent of Johnson & Johnson Co., Rita Hingerty, Middletown; Mr. F. Two local girls will return this You are invited to conn, weekend from Seventh Day Ad­ thier, aged 48, and wife, Gertnaine ties tordght, Foreign Minister Paul Princeton, N.J., Dr. Norman Thom­ Corsun, Hollis; Mr. and Mrs. L. HARMONY HALL NOTES A \rm\FjfTk A tant halt * mUe do SOMERSET :: 8.45 Dr. and Mrs. G Rainey Williams ner and Marion Zerby of Media Kingston, New York; and Mrs. Mr. Reginald A. Jones, of Paget of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, are and Yeadon; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bert Green, Miss Edna Edwards West, was another returning Ber­ We hurried there "CITY ACROSS THE "Tea hy the Sea" spending their honeymoon here. B. McKee. and their two children, and Miss Hazel Fleming are from mudian. :ruck. and on the ****>' Mrs. Williams is the former Mar­ of East Vandergrift; Miss S. M. New York City. Mrs. Caroline Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsay PLAYHOUSE:- •ffi1Mr.uS£ RIVER" If it's cool anywhere tha Vose of Oklahoma City. Dr. Heller, Philadelphia; Miss D. Ulm. Miller, Mrs. Mario Oberg and Mrs. Ullman returned on the flight and ***** 'SAVAGE SPLENDOUR" Williams will interne in surgery Pittsburgh: Mr. Richard Eiken- Lillian Lindt come from Brook­ are staying at "Undercliffe," Cool, Air-conditione^^ ^ ab. at John Hopkins, Baltimore, Md. rode, Harrisburg; Mrs. H. Dickey lyn, New York: Miss Patricia O'­ Fairylands. 2.30 and 8.00 wild bull elephant Another honeymoon couple are and Miss Marie Dickey, also of Mrs. Douglas Bailey and her IT'S COOL Brien and Woodbridge, New Jer­ ass with the end or ST. GEORGE'S :: 8.15 Mr. and. Mrs. M. Siegal of Mon­ Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. Paul sey; Miss Marion Leyderi from two small daughters. Pamela and e 6 at treal. Mrs. Siegal is the former Brown, Philadelphia; Mr. and Suzanne, arrived to spend the „* »oV two * NEWS SPECIAL : i^o* it into his n| Teaneck, New Jersey and Mrs. tVV*«* vVvet^ "YOU GOTTA STAY Sylvia Melman of Montreal. Mr. Mrs. David Faurer, Philadelphia: Cina Van Loo from Clifton, New summer with Mrs. Bailey's mother BERMUDA FASHlOh- £ar pro| Siegal is an executive in Modern and Miss Marie Oaster, also of Jersey. Miss Marjorie Wallace is Mrs. Arthur Booth, in Paget. They &**me*#* E left th HAPPY" THE CAPTAIN'S CABIN Packers, Ltd. Philadelphia. will be here until the end of Aug­ •jje" from Richmond, Vir/ffinia and Miss **>' X* after 11 "ARCTIC MANHUNT" Other recent arrivals are Mr. # * * Roberta Volkert from New Or­ ust when Mr. Bailey will join VO wind cr LUNCH and TEA and Mrs. A. Lario, Camden, N.J., Visitors from New Jersey are leans, Louisiana. them for a vacation. before they Phone 3866 thin about 40 ya Pitt's Bay Road Mr. and Mrs. S. Feinberg, Dover., return to their home at Wallace- om that distance 1 lOTOtf. numerous. They include Mr. and se of a London bu N.J., Mr. A. T. Eades of the British Mrs. Martin Miller, Rahway, N.J. town, Mass. 12S6tf. 40 Next to his temp 1272tf sun. Legation, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Miss Rayetta Fisher, Plainfield: * # * .•|tA * ,, :e, the most notil Mr. and Mrs. R W. Jefferson, La Mr. James Guess, Emerson; Miss and their daughter, Margie, of Dr. V. O'Donnell frying flew to -IO e* ..jti*'- 'out an African eltj Grange, 111., Miss P. S. Brewer, Odessa, Del.; the Misses M. L. •_._f$ m^ reage of his ears. Nora Cantelmo, East Orange; Miss Feltman and G. Conley, Indian­ New York yesterday b'y Pan-Am- g that if he lies -s in con­ they don't fef From the New England States d this fellow millions. It contains two of medicine's TONIGHT—AT 8.45 are Miss Clare Spear, West Som­ tact were: POST CARDS Isturbed to percev finest painkillers—Aspirin and Phenacetin erville; Miss E. Anderson, Raslin- Canadian Visitors are Mr. and America, Atlantic Dealer, Athel |nk men behind —together with Caffeine, which helps to Two-fisted Thriller! dale, Mass.; Miss Marian Land. Mrs Mrs. G. B. Hyde of Belleville. Knight, Athel Park, Benedict. He spread his eai i Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Brittanic, Canadian Cruiser, Jewellery of Coral, Ivory, rous bird, raised hi lift away pain-caused weariness. No Bristol, Conn.; the Misses Irene ave us a dirty loo| Fredette and Margaret Webb. Sinclair of Toronto. Canadian Challenger. De Grasse. Amber and Crystal matter what your pain, Phensic wiD 'Web of Danger" Westb-fooke, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. Hertick are from Esso Ashveille, Esso Raleigh. relieve it. Marshak, Province, R.I.; the London, England. Grants Pass, Horda, Heelsum, Cood fl ALSO— Misses Ellen Moyer and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rudolph of Hood River. Ioannis Chandns. KODAK FILM Peabody, Wellesley Hills, Mass.; Fargo, North Dakota, arrived on Italia, Kostis Lemos, Nievo Domi- •A HE whi "FIGHTING MAN OF Miss Joap Frye, Boston; Miss Tuesday by Pan-American. Mrs. nicanno, Pine Ridge, Queen of angered Rudolph was chosen Queen of the ;T ana sal! for quick, safe relief THE PLAINS" Lucy Shaw and Mrs. Gertrude Bermuda, Sauson, Salinas, Stave- Yankee Store fe, seep by mfj FROM HEADACHES, RHEUMATIC PAIRS, LUM MOO, Baur, Noroton, Conn.; Dr. and 75th anniversary jubilee of the lot, Trinity and the yacht Zapala. PLAYGROUP 11 tf a dead NERVE PAINS, NEURALGIA, INFLUENZA, COLDS et CHILLS —In Cinecolor— Mrs. E. Kinsella, Berlin, Conn. city of Fargo, and a Bermuda «u know frol Guests from other parts of the holiday was one of the prizes she Open-air—8/ V :s get used lOTtf. received. ! Colonels, tel: m States are Mr. and Mrs. J. Loven KIRK DOUGL^ "Ud elephants—you, \hcriv talk nicely to the! bio psalm down, "ofSo I said: The Hearthstone W >phaiit. I'm fro| ipress. . . ." Bermuda's Newest Restaurant Wot answer there I The Highlight of the Week Bermuda's Gayest Queen Street, Hamilton Is Being Gay at "The Grotto" Night Spot LUNCHEON 11.45 — 3.15 p.m. DINNER 5.15 — 9.00 p.m. ILL VOTE a CLOSED SUNDAYS «Y LAW <@3I5^ SALADS and SANDWICHES Also—10.1$ TONIGHT BEERS — HIGHBALLS — COCKTAILS RUSTLERS OF JSSELS, June laitiye arrange is DEVIL'S CANYC 'today to call Dance Nightly ,.faes of Parliament "ten—perhaps nex| DANCING NeW Opera HO*JSe*ote mn repeal oi Every BERMUDA NIGHT To the Music of whieh bars Tuesday and Friday onncE At—2.45 and 7.4.1 pold from the th] at tiie the joint session, AT THE be held until THLOscom/•Sr/10 ''0 "Bring ba| Blue Marlin BUNCAI nt has rer PAUL SPARR to the music of "The Three Sons" onernmeaence RENAL» „ from b ENTERTAINMENTS SUNDAY EVENING and his Orchestra Commencing at 8.30 tf*° LEO CARKIlOeputies to-day. i formerly of the St. Regis Hotel, New York DINNERS SERVED TILL 11.00 P.M. .ttPANqfr it will be take Restricted Clientele St. David's Phone 9304 ate. Also—4.05 and 9.05 Horse-racing Thrills! _... _•* °*° After your COCKTAIL PARTY enjoy our a la carte SUPPER from our famous French kitchen from 9 to 12 "UNDER MY SKlf Most of our nicest guests love with—JOHN GARFIELD It's in & Our sirloin or Filet Mignon steaks. SANDYS Open-air THEA*5 7 7 —8.45— BERMUDA Menu BERMUDA Entertainment But some of course prefer our "Don't Trust Your Hiisba THE NIGHT CLUB delicious fried chicken. "South of M. tteuis" In a real Bermudian setting at the water's edge Castle Harbour 6 Others like the change of our Green 1 SOUTHAMPTON — 8.45 Turtle Soup "Flaxy Martin" DANCING and ENTERTAINMENT "Mother Didn't Tell Mf Formal Dress Thursdays and Saturdays 0 And old Bermuda recipes. 6 BAILEY'S BAY — 8.15 AH agree that the romantic spot to "The Sun Comes U*^ Minimum $2 "Home la San Anton*?'* THE CALYPSO ISLANDERS dine is For Reservations Call 7661 0 The Quarter Deck at 6 SOMERS C '-fiRA HOUSE- with "Bed Stalli in the Rock Gregory Gordon's Dancers THE BOAT HOUSE "Fabu: . s Suzanne"! Sunday Tea Dance Saturday^ Juaior Shtflf Saturday Night Dancing to the Music of Features;!* Jm$ New Seri? Ladies, wear your most colourful dresses For your reservations 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. MI €QHi%BlLL" Gentlemen, your gayest shirts Call 7165 Reginald Birch and His Orchestra 1278tf. i_wtf. lautfis.' iMMtr maammmmaimmm •*-«•*- THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1&50 Page 5 \nts of and V%ERNAR D WICKSTEED DEATH TO LAUNDERMAN U.S. PLANES ARRIVE to Bermuda \ porting frem Darkest Africa WHEN SHIRT WAS LATE Kindley Airmen Prepare IN INDO-CHINA Our Regular Customers we invited to com, SAIGON, June 29 (Reuter). — THE Soldier Drove Truck Into For Hurricane Season Eight DC-3 transport planes Save Money arrived at Saigon airport to-day— HSON THUi| Hut, He Tells Court The training section of the 373rd Here the rafts are once more first instalment of American mili­ Studio Couches and Davenports Prospect pintle Weather Reconnaissance Squad­ slung over the side and the crews tary aid to Indo-Chiha. ron at Kindley AFB recently ini­ must set up the sail and the "Gib­ • They were flown by American BUREAUS, WARDROBES, CRIBS CAIRO, June 28 (Reuter).— tiated a. seven-hour course in son Girl." Upon completion of crews under Captain Harold Hal- | July 6, 7, British Trooper Charles Cornelius ditching procedures and survival the drill the men and equipment vorson. Nicely designed PANEL BEDSTEADS in Johannes Van Rooyen told a court at sea in order thoroughly to pre­ are hauled aboard and, with a Their arrival coincided with all sizes. martial today that he drove a pare its flying personnel for the final criticism of the day's events local publication of President at 9 p.m. heavy army truck through a 1950 hurricane season. The course and difficulties encountered, the en see an "wet-ditch" course is completed. Truman's statement that military DURABLE COIL and FLAT SPRINGS. laundry hut because his shirt was •fe under the direction of Captain aid to Indo-China would be not ready, but said he did not J. W. Coleman, squadron training ' As a result of the course, the speeded up and an American mili­ to see intend to kill anyone. officer. SaBI Ow INNERSPRING MATTRESSES are men will have gained a more de­ tary mission sent. comfortable and give years of service. Rooyen, who today said he was The first part of the course con­ tailed knowledge of the equip- French and Vietnamese souroes a South African, aged 27, is sists of lectures on emergency sur- m e n t they would have in Saigon expressed satisfaction at ^etrified Fo • <• 9 charged with killing an Egyptian, ival at sea, familiarization wtth to deal with under actual emer­ what they called the American lephant laundryman. The court martial is Tan-Sad Prams by equipment used in aiding and gency conditions. This knowledge decision -to include Indo-China in at Fayid, Suez Canal Zone. IBERT SHERWOO speeding of rescue, and over- may some day save their lives. A the " Far Eastern defence line." the slopes of Kilimanlaro^, like a motorbike starting up. He told the court: "At no time water bail outs. After the lecture well timed and cbordinated emer­ The Dakotas with French crews New Home Sewing Machines " What on earth'* that ? " I asked gency procedure should have the he first in a seri the white hunter. "Nothing to did I intend to kill anyone, either courses, the crews ate taken to will support the Freneh troops and •VE had a bit of luofc. I"ie worry about now," he said. British or Egyptian, although I Annie's Beach at Kindley where Tew out of a ditched aircraft in those of Bao Dai's Vietnamese itions by the Ber obtained an interview with " That's a good sign. That's his was determined to smash the they ase first briefed on the wear 30 seconds and into the rafts in Government against the insurgent We Deliver Theatre. Proi-.a n African elephant. !P_e one minute. Fast action does not bject was ivory, which is a tummy rumbling. launderer's hut since I was check­ ing of the air force's newly de­ forces of Moscow-trained Ho Chi •-ted by the B e point with elephants. "It shows he's decided *#»-*e ed on guard duty for untidy cloth­ veloped exposure suit and the allow 'for any mistakes and fami­ Minh. slttie African elephant is & harmless. He's able to control ing owing to my shirt not being difficuties .encountered while. liarization will eliminate a great The Arcade Furniture Co* |G~S, and with its his nim-liags, you know, and u deal of the errors usually made J* d fellow who hates the sight he waa anxious about as you ready." wearing it. Id an—d executei*=ad the human race. He's bigger at crucial moments in ditching. Burnaby Street (•Low Prices) Phone 3054 wouldn't hear a sound." Rooyen said that after he had After the -briefing, the suits are "Red" Dean To Talk Peace S?28tf tp. hrocRmortoni stronger than the Indian As relieved as the elephant, I been assigned guard duty in the donned by the crew members One of the first 373rd Weather I that this will be phant. but he won't do a stroke continued the interview. vehicle park he jumped into a and, going toto the water, they Squadron crews to take the course In Czechoslovakia work. It appears that elephants are half-track vehicle and drove it in­ was crew A-3. with Captain Roy "iduction f you were to offer him a bun the viotuns of a lawe-scale iyory practise swimming and floating. a contract with Bertram Mills poaching and smuggling racket. to the laundry. f-miliaristy with the suit's buoy­ Lewis, aircraft commander; lst LONDON, June 29 (Reuter) — d probably trample you to Shooting by Europeans is con­ "I jumped off the half-track ancy and how to control it will Lt. R. Weiss, pilot, Captain Clay­ Dr. Hewlett Johnson, "Red" Dean |is win be on sale afith or pick you up in his trunk trolled.You ham to have « With pistol in hand and fired two aid in the prevention of mishaps ton Forbes, weather officer; T/Sgt of Canterbury, left by air for Service Bureau bash out your brains. licence (which after March 81 shots into the sand. If I had in an actual ditehing. For ex­ Roy Hoisington, scanner, S Sgt Czechoslovakia today to "talk will cost you £100 an elephant in wanted, I could have killed sev­ ample, it has been found that a James Mcllrath, radio operator, 3rd. There wilfto I thought that while I was Kenya), and you are only allowed peace." Africa I'd look one up and eral Egyptians because they were man can lose control of his move­ Sgt. Bernard Mullany, radar oper­ He said he had been invited by minutes interval cl * out the reason for this un- to shoot two in a year. ator S Sgt. Fred LaFranoois iperative attitude. all within easy range." ments and float head down, due the Czech Catholic and Protestant for refreshments i white hunter who bas a long Strange poison Then he mounted the truck and the•* of elephants' addresses took drove it right through the laundry suits, $f *hie does not know how to well Ward, radio operator. Also ence on peace at Luhacovice." around to call on them, but HE African native hut. handle bi*mfie]_ properly. included in the course were two thi never found one who was in. poacher Knocks them "I wanted to destroy the place, non-crew members, Captain War- promised to at fe even spent a night sitting off with poisoned arrowsT at 3s. id. per head. but I thought there was nobody "WET-DITCHING" Den Culver, flight surgeon, and a tree above a waterhole inside," he said. Pfc Dan Webb, also of the medical >ing we might get a word with The poison Is made of herbs in The next step in the course is Goya over a drink. Lots of other isolated villages, and the Evidence given yesterday show­ department. eresting characters ed that the dead Egyptian had the actual "wet-ditching" with The finest on ned up for a quick been hiding under a table in tne full use of aH emergency equip­ perfume . . . w : — w a r t - h o g s, a hut. ment carried in the standard air i n o c e r o s, and a force six-man lile raft. This -is the Market. * * (? tous party of harte- carried out in Castle Harbour Calls U.S. Formosa Move tes — but no ele- the loveliest nts. with the aid of WOJG Arthur C rhen one morning at Dennison and the men of the "Armed Aggression" Olive Blossom RMUD akf ast a native Russian Church Leader crash boat section. thing about you E.EfAHAL THEATIfckeTHEA1 r came and told As the crash boat moves along HONG KONG, June 29 (Reu- there was an eie- slowly, the aircraft commander Barbados Rum mt half a mile down Fought Communism ter).—Chinese Corprnvni't Fcv- road. gives the signal to "ditch," and the eign Minister chou En-Lai has 11/- per bottle Ve hurried there on SAN FRANCISCO, June 28 two r^ber life rafts are pushed branded President Truman's ac­ ruck, and on the way (Reuter).—His Eminence, Metro­ into the waster. The crew mem­ tion \w sending, the United States (Bottled in Barbados) Carry your perfume in your handbag just as you [HOUSE:-- white hunter loaded politan Theophilus, 116, spiritual bers, in ejyposure suits, follow seventh fleet to the coast of For­ rifle. I put a point after in their respective order do your lipstick, use it as often, to keep you my pencil. mysterious thing about it is that leader of more than a million mosa as constituting "armed ag­ fragrantly lovely all day through. pi. Air-condition© most of the plants used are not members of the Russian Orthodox Each man knows his job and upon gression against the territory of 'here he was, about five tons Goya's lovely perfumes can make the subtle (0 and 8.00 wild bull elephant tearing up poisonous themselves. Church in the United States and inflating the raft they climb Ohina." Rothesay ss with the end of his nose and You could eat them and get Canada, died yesterday. aboard and proceed to their ff*- In a statement from Peking to­ difference between looking ' your best'—and being •WS SPECIAL! ffing it toto his mouth. nothing more than a tummy An avowed foe of Communisin, ions. While they set up the rait day, the Foreign Minister also beautiful . . . their lilting fragrances lend enchantment to ache. Yet when they are mixed tie insisted "Communism never as they would in actual ditohing, called the Truman declaration on Scotch Whiskey UDA FASHl-Of together and prepared by some using all the contained equip­ everyday occasions . . . wearing them you teel and are— Ear problem secret African process wiH be able to ban fee belief in Tuesday a "total violation oi the alluring. — that has defied analysis, God in human hearts." ment, the crash boat circles the United Nations charter.' 18/- per bottle E left the truck, and men and roughens the water to That you may discover the glamour oif wearing good after testing , (be the result Is so deadly The Metropolitan was born He alleged that South Korea wind crept up to lt will -fill a man in Theophilus Nicholas Pashkovsky, simulate actual sea conditions. started tiie war there by an attack perfumes all the time Goya presents his fragrances in tiny hin about 40 yards of him. two seconds, and an While in the rafts the men elephant in a quarter in the Ukraine. He was .graduated on North Korea, and described Special Prices handbag phials at only 2/6 and in a >m that distance he looked the in 1894 from the ancient theologi­ carry out such procedures a* -set­ this as a "premeditated move by Medium size at li 6. Perfumed of a London bus. of an hour. ting up tiie salt water still, using for Clubs, etc. ext to his temper and overall It doesn't matter cal seminary in Kiev. In 1931 he the United Btates, designed to Colognes' to mate! e, the most noticeable thing where the elephant la was elected to •'jhe rank of Metro­ the "Gibson Gill," putting out sea create a pretext lor the United **: aut an African elephant is the hit by the arrow. It is politan Archbishop. marker dye. breaking out the fish­ States to invade Formosa, Korea, Made tn England bv Goya'spertume»,2/6 *•>*£• doomed in any case. So ing kits, using the signal flares, *&"*. cage of his ears. They are so the poacher stays up Vietnam and the Philippines." that if he lies down on them in his tree till daybreak the Very pistols and smoke mark­ Chou said Allied agreements in Cosmopolitan can never get up again. ers. '.very year dozens of them dia and then looks in tbe Cairo and Potsdam confirmed that tause they forget that they sky for the vultures. The last part of the familiariza­ Formosa was part of China, and Liquors Ltd. stn't lie down on their ears. He knows that where U.S. NEVER MORE READY tion course is the handling of the "all our people will certainly fight u see, the underneath ear they are circling there rafts under actual conditions at to the end, singlemindedly, to Reid St., Hamilton ts pinned down by the he will find his dead elephant, JOHNSON DECLARES plus anything up to £100 worth sea, which requires a trip out past liberate Formosa from the grasp •pnant's shoulder and be can't of ivory. Castle Island and into open water. of American aggressors." Phone 2178 t his head. And without rais- WASHINGTON, June 28 (Reu­ g his head he can't get up. Of course, you cant put a dead t us D eTfteBT e.ONDOet As we were looking at this one elephant, or even its tusks, in ter).—The Secretary of Defence, Di.tributed by Bermuda General Agency ours the wind changed or your, pocket and gaunter past the Mr. Louis Johnson, said in a mething and he became aware village policeman with an speech today that national defence us. When human beings see innocent look on your face. So was stronger than ever before in ik elephants on the end of the the poachers bury the ivory till America's peace-time history. they don't feel too happy, the coast is clear. d this fellow was clearly Later on it is cut up into short He declared that the comjitry turbed to perceive two little lengths, sealed in petrol cans, was spending more on prepared­ k men behind a bush. and smuggled to India or Arabia ness, and at the same time'getting 'e spread his ears like a mon- by dhow. more for its money than ever be­ ous bird, raised his trunk, and fore. ve us a dirty look. Price of wives "Next vear we will get even more by way of preparedness out .own on tbe coast Good sign (there are still tribes of every dollar appropriated than r~[f -*\HE white hunter wbo buy their wives we are getting now," he added in Angered nis trigger with ivoryDi. a speech prepared for delivery to Thanks to a special "Imperial" pro- ' -*. ana said: "If he the Reserve Officers Association. _ is, keep by me. Don't run " Wouldn't these things make , cess, all tb* flavour, all ths good­ IYGROUK s ll be a dead duck." you wild ?" said our elephant, ness oi tha fresh meat U "flavour M «u know from the films, advancing towaros us. " Suppos­ Open-air—8.*l s get used to anything. ing / couldn't marry the lady sealed" into every can of "Imperial" Heat*. See elephant ot my heart until I'd ior yourself what a difference this "flavour |KIRK DOUGLAS c- -colonels, telephone girls, given her father a set of your id elephants—you simply have Just Arrived sealing" makes. talk nicely to them and they'll teeth ? That would be something Toctet , to put in your paper. Eh ? " Try an "Imperial" canned meat to-day. bi* pai im down. *«)£ So I said: "Excuse me. At tbis point two little pink Ladies' Street Dresses i- 'sec -iphantphant.. I'm from the Daily men bolted back to their trade press. . . ." and vanished in a cloud of dust. •'or answer there was a noise Tbe interview was ended. Nylon Hose ER MY SKII i-lb. 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approved \ by the House of 1 Commons "to-night—an additional DortorsDisturbedUtoffiic Output Records Broken £1,000,000 for the Government- Elly, The Little Hen, Has "Shots In The Arm ' For sponsored Film Finance Corporation. At Delays In Pay ______This Corporation lends money to independent producers — those Built Herself A Home Negotiations British Film Industry 1 outside the big organisations. It Little Eily has quickly got used (Specl'il Through R^ute' ) has already used up its original t©;'^f~»fl_w foster-parents. And Commons To Debate LONDON, June 29.- After a LONDON, June 29 (Reuter). - extra £3,000,000 a year on the £5,000,000. that's not too easy, when you're v ;:ix - hour conference behind Britain's sagging movie-makin.*: condition that they pay half into Mr Harold Wilson, President of throw»P *gm to a stranger's door­ War In Korea looked doors at the British Medi­ industry received two strong a pool to help finance the studios. •he Board of Trade, said British step, just as you are peacefully cal Association headquarters here financial shots in the arm — one Main Government proposals movie production would have journeying home. Cool autd iron Page I today, delegates representing the straight from the Government and were to lop off some of the tax on It's enough to ruffle anyone's almost totally collapsed by now if isters to get agreement to such a 20,000 eeneral practitioners en- one through a theatre tax relower-price­ d seats and increase it feathers. roiled in the national health serv. shuffle bn the more expensive seats. But the Government had not set up the proposal. Corporation. Elly, a small black-and-white ice pronounced themselves "seri­ Theatre owners, who claimed on the latter the owners will be Mr. Attlee replied $h»t the It had helped to produce 63 hen, is no exception. She was be­ general conclusion reached at ously disturbed at repeated hold. that the Government's tax onpermitte d to jump the price. ing taken on the back of a lorry «ps and prolonaed delays" in pay movie seats w^s cripnlin*? t^}«,^,• Net loss to the Exchequer was films including " The Third Man." previous Commonwealth meetings ' State Secret," " The Best Years to the Elbow Beach Surf Club. vvas tnat existing metnods of con­ negotiations with the Minister of business, agreed to a new tax estimated at only £300,000. The lorry gave a lurch as It pass- Health, Mr. Aneurin Bevan. The studios' second boost was of Your Life," and " Odette." sultation were satisfactory. buiieme Wix win net mem au id Malabar Gates Cottage, on East "in tne circumstances, I hardly The delegates decided that if it Broadway — and out flopped the feel that I would be justified in appeared there was no prospect of little hen, her white-speckled taking this matter up afresh with a satisfactory settlement of their wings flapping furiously-.'.: other Commonwealth govern­ *iieher-pay demand, a conference She was so annoyed about the ments," he said. should be called to name a date whole thing that she refused to Conservative member Alan on which general practitioners 2ive an account of her­ Lennox Boyd said he doubted if should be advised to quit the self to the occupants of thepresen t machinery for inter- health service. cottage, Mrs. Do* Patter and Miss Commonwealth consultation wa.5 The doctors estimated that a Meg Woolf ("Auntie Meg," of Z satisfactory when Britain had general practitioner with 2.000 BM's Children's Hour). They recognized Communist China and patients on his list drew only aamed tbe bird Wly short for El­ Australia and New Zealand had $4,660 a year. A recent checkup Bathroom Ensembles and Fittings bow Beach Surf Club, and tele­ not. revealed that national health phoned the club about her. Mr. Attlee replied: "I cannot service dentists, on the average, But the Club did not claim her, accept the view that it is evidence were paid twice as much as doc­ and Elly resigned herself to her of lack of consultation because tors last year. "ate. She stopped fluttering certain Commonwealth countries within the reach of your pocket around the garden every time take a different view." Miss Woolf or Mrs. Patter approa­ The British Cabinet discussed SAYS U.S. PETROLEUM ched; but She still stalked haugh­ the Korean situation for three hours. Britain's atomic energy research establishment is breakii-kiftya all tily past the box they provided" INDUSTRY IS PREPARED records in the output of radioactive isotopes. Hospitals and larkra- for her. tories throughout the world are using these isotopes for meoRameof l A week ago, she settled down PETROL RATIONING ENDS OKLAHOMA CITY (Okla­ treatment and research work. in earnest, building herself a nest homa), June 29 (Reuter).—Mr. Production of radioactive isotopes at Britain's atomic energy near the wooden box. And the IN PAKISTAN Frank M. Porter, president of the research establishment is being still further' increased as a result following day she presented her of the great demand from overseas. Exports of isotopes are already foster-parents with a nice, white American Petroleum Institute, Bath Tub £50. 18. O KARACHI, June 29 (Reuter).— said at Oklahoma City that the higher than those of any other atomic station in the world. British breakfast. United States petroleum indus­ produced isotopes are exported to Australia, South Africa, Sweden, Elly is now laying eggs steadily Petrol rationing ends in Pakistan Switzerland and Holland. Special containers have been designed fer on July 1, the Government try was fully prepared to meet every day, fully awake to her res­ any and all foreseeable military transporting atom products by air. These fit' into the winetips of ponsibilities as adopted daughter. announced to-day. emergenies with which this na­ aircraft and enable isotopes to be carried without the need of heavy tion may be confronted. lead shielding against radiation. The use of isotopes makes 't "Since termination of hostilities possible for much medical treatment and research, both in medicine in 1945, American interests have and industry, to be carried out which would otherwise be developed tremendous new re­ impracticable. serves in Canada. South America The picture shows the "experimental" face of the pile. The and the Middle East which are al­ apparatus near the face includes a neutron spectrometer and a so available for our uses to the mechanical velocity selector. Other experimental equipment can be Basin with Fittings extent of our ability to give mili­ jeen on top of the pile. tary protection to these sources ot supply." Mr Porter said. £16. 10. O "But it is indeed a comforting stant's notice to supply all fore­ assurance to the people of theseeabl e estimated petroleum re­ Executed To Provide United States to know that our quirements to meet our military domestie fields have been de­ demands and essential civilian veloped and are ready at an in uses." "Bears' Stomachs" Toilet BOWl Complete Or you can have a complete Ensemble LOS NEGROS, Admiralty Is­ lands,'June 29 (Reuter).—A war _»•_<• A A £or as Httle as *8°*100 cash crimes court today heard how two captured Australian airmen had been executed in 1944 to provide "bears" stomachs" for Japanese ond Wedding Rings officers suffering from dysentery. Prosecutor C. V. Rooney told I the court tt was a Japanese prac- : tice to use bears' stomachs for In White or Yellow 14k Gold, treating the disease. In the ab­ sence of-bears it was decidcy *u remove the internal organsj of set with 5, 7 or 10 Brilliant humans and use them instead. The Department Store Six Japanese, including Lieut­ Cut Diamonds of superior enant-General Fusataro Teshima. are charged with the murders, and two are also charged with mutila­ quality.. Full range of finger tion of the dead. The trial is The Bermuda Mercantile Shopping Centre expected to last three weeks. sizes.

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JJoOd-loeMng, wearable clothes, ^signed and made by Mrs. Norah cKenzie, were sho*****/*-**! yesterday at her first Bermuda fashion show *______* '^4*V**-** layer caught* up on one- side with flowers. The foundation o| the dress was a violet silk slip. - Miss Enid Nemy wore a dress | The hit of the season . . j './_*£ of cardinal red taffeta with a plain Scared skirt and a high renaissance collar which rose as a frame for her face. Another dress worn by As. gay ohd practical Miss Neipy which attracted great interest was of black Chantflly lace and marquisette over Parma wviolet. The front of the stWB»rt less top was of Chantilly as you CouW wish. Jjjfefce over the taffeta but the back jfwas just lace, and the full skirt Twas of marquisette. A stole of the lace completed the costume. Boxer type Another dramatic gown was one designed to look like a flower and Three of tte glamorous gowns-displayed at the fashion show held at the Kenwood Club yesterday afternoon. worn by Mrs. Ftrjfflis Trees. The Colour fast strapless bodice was made of tur­ quoise petals, pointing upwards, and the skirt of dark, dull blue, puffed, three - quarter cuffed was very full with, side drapes and sleeves. The colour accent was Non-^finking a slight train. the red velvet-sash. Antiques Mrs. Sydney Foster modelled a Mrs. Welch wore the last of this short evening dress- of yellow group, a strapless, pencil-slim crinkled organdie, over a taffeta short evening dress of royal blue Also in solid colours ond lastex underskirt. It, too. was almost and silver lame. strapless but was decorated and held up by a sinple shoulder strap China . J_^- of flowers in yellow, brown and Sizes 30 • 42 27/6 30/- 32/6 green. Fresh Bermuda Miss Nancy Gauntlett appeared next wearing a simple straDles0 evening gov" on clpssical Grefian Flowers lines in brilliant flame chiffqa. Crystal with a Inns*; matching stole. Verdmont Florist Miss Clare Ashford showed off a heavy white Irish linen evenint? Queen Street jacket hand - embroidered wiV* Hamilton VERA P. CARD , steel be***4s and described as "the piece de r^ist'Tire" <•>* the (eh**** It was designed on Chinese lines Telephone 4612 - 4712 Somen Bldg. 3814 with a small mandarin collar and 7928tw eitp 8243ttuf*un.tp. j 3Jhad a flared hack slightly longer than the front. The last evening dress was the most dramatic—a long, straoles* ,j sheath, pencU slim with a slit for . „ walking, and made of white bridal __saiti*n overlaid with bfeck Chantil- ***fy lace. For added drama it was jompleted with a huge red taffeta JDOW on the left hip. It was model- fled by Miss Nemy. Play clothes and dresses for morning and afternoon were modelled in the first half of the show, whi^fe began witl^wo play- suits. One was of brown and white printed Liberty linen, with short shorts and a bras top held up bv ~"!one diagonal shoulder strap. It was worn by Miss Suzanne Bear- man. Libby's Hawaiian sliced Pineapple is just the centre Miss Gauntlet wore the second slftes, from large, selected, fully ripened pineapples. shorts and bras play suit, made cf Taste the natural pineapple flavour and succulent paisley striped cottdn and again having one shoulder bare, a fash­ juiciness of tabby's sliced pineapples. ion Mrs. MacKenzie used fre­ quently* in her clothes. Time in at 7.30 Kvery IVJaTninK. for the Libby Programme A simple, striking sun dress of yellow cert cotton with a brown .Moygashel linen jacket was worn ..Thanks to delicious Clapp's Pears "* *foy Mrs. Trees. The halter tie ot CLAPP'S FOODS are so tempting the dress was also of the linen. babies enjoy eating them ... so Miss Ashford showed off a sev­ nutritious, they grow up strong BACK erely:-simple sutt of brilliantly and healthy. striped linen, the material coming Yes, CLAPP'S makes only baby *^frBJt» 'K&. Cooper and Sons' drap­ foods. That's why CLAPP'S knows ery department. what babies like—and what's A cool dress specially designed good for them, too! Mothers de­ fdr small women was modelled pend on CLAPP'S, and doctors by Mrs. Foster. It was of green everywhere recommend it. Re­ member, your doctor is the final dresses dotted Swiss with a sleeveless, draped top w4*Hi ties on the top of authority in feeding your baby. the shoulder. CLAPP'S PEARS are only one of i Miss Bearman was next, wear­ the 19 delicious varieties of A basic requirement ing a Stuart tartan kilt and carjry- chopped and strained fruits and ing another tartan pleated skirt, vegetables prepared by CLAPP'S both designed for wear to school for your baby. All are tasty, nu for a woman's wardrobe. mthe" autumn. tritious, and economical. : i Miss* Ashford returned model­ With smart little jackets ling a beautifully tailored jacket of cream wool doeskin with a straight skirt of brown gabardine. or boleros. Next was a group of afternoon and cocktail dresses, the first be- jjSfas oi beige needlepoint lace over •MJeige taffeta. It was worn by Mrs* Trees and had a- matching stole Plain eolours, of beige Chantilly lace, which could also be worn as a head scarf It's Easy to ... PRINT er a sash. stripes, Mrs. Foster modelled another WRITE dress especially designed for small and prints. women. It was a glorified shirt­ waist dress of white Swiss organ­ .-.' 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EL"-7harmlesJ to _tb- /S ric. Use Artid *v* Non-slip holding surface. regularly. One-pieca leak-proof Barrel. 1 Boy a |w today— tf-Nj? |_- jfmpHabt. at all Modern lines, good appearance. touting chemiete. Holds i fluid ounce of ink. Bermuda Distributors Enough to mark 500 names. i;**^^J| MORE MEN AND WOMEN USE Young, Trott, Co., Ltd. Richmond Road I Hamilton ARRID Bermuda Press Stationery Store Phone 3910 THAN ASHY OTHER DEODORANT Reid Street l_7Stf 12S6ttbtf * ___, r*" emerged victorious by three down to a seven-wicket defeat The scoreboard: ^•&s piece.* wickets in the closing minute of display of bowling. Ray Webson WEST INDIES Extras •*&*?*" E at the hands of the Devonshire got the other two for 25. Captain Harold Dunstan bore Community Club. play. — Ssl .-Sill Veteran Woodgate Simmons (First Innings) Total for 6 ^^^L^^T^k^^^ the brant-of the Warwick bowl­ Batting first, the visitors were ENGLAND ing, claiming six wickets for 30 Captain Brownlow Tucker won scored 30 for the Rangers as the Bae c and b Jenkins 108 the toss and elected to send the dismissed for 102 runs, with only handicapped team were dismissed Stollmeyer.lbw, b Wardle 20 'i^pij' , .,^ecoiMl|jfe»JB*») ji' Tltir\% three batsmen reaching double visitors to bat. Harry Cox and for 76 runs. Worrell b Butat'*^. - 52 Hutton b V*f^^m4jiBarr^**?~^r^ WUh Tribley taking seven figures. Mr. Gwynne Timothy, Neville Conyers opened ihe bowl- The seor*e>: Weekes b Bedser .„„._..... 63 Washbrook b Wamati^j^eiej^rr-^" wickets for nine runs, the War­ cricket master from Trinity Col­ ins and had five of the team out BT. DAVID'S fpU|| Walcott stmpd, b Jenkins 14 Edrich c Jones b Bamadhln ^ri^Esf. wick eleven were dismissed for lege School, topped their scoring 25 with only eight runs on the board. L. Foggo b Hughes 0 Gomez stmpd, b Jenkins ~«~ 1 Doggart b Ramadhin —«-, "• 49 runs, With none of the batsmen with 27 runs, while captain Dick 48 After a change of howlers, the B. Smith b Hughes »....™,..., 0 Chrlstiani b Bedser |—...*...- 33 Parkhot^*: Goddard b ValsnttoJ reaching double figures. Maier gained runner-up honours ; M The scores: visitors settled down, adding bet­ A. Wilkerson not out 52 Goddard b Wardle ...'...«.— Yardley c Weekes b VjUUfiM^Sh with 20. John Richardson had Jones c w/k, b Bedser 0 PEMBROKE PANTHERS ter than twenty runs tt wicket W. Smith b Hughes .....'...„ ..„„. 12 Evans c Bae b Ramadhin —r-rqjg until the twelve-man team was A. Paynter c Baynor b Hughes 2 Bamadhln, not out m 1 Jenkins b Bw»WfcpL^ffff-!%^s-J J. DeCosta b J. Faries 28 Cyril Bardgett proved a thorn H. Johnson b 8. Faries _ 7 dismissed for 161 runs. Both G. Minors b Hughes 0 Valentine c Hutton b Jenkins - 5 Wardle Ibw.^^orreu ry.,«||*. Sanderson lbw b Bardgett ...... —, i-f-T A. Wilkerson 7 1 2 22 H. Dunstan (capt) stmpd b J Undo 1 with 122 runs showing. A part- M. Fisher stmpd b Bardgett •••• ; 0 Shipped by Wm O. Partes c Tavares b Tribley ..„ - '7 D. Schatz c and b Bardgett ...... 0 Ed. Faries not out ~JL. ~- 8 ISrtras - ~~ .-, 13 JULIUS KAYSER K. Ray b Tribley 1 windies bowlers, giving the West F. DeMoura b Lay ...- ...... —.... 0 Extras --.. .— * - fr.Tpt»l ...... 102 Enders their ten wicket victory. TRABEN-TRARBACH R. Gibbons c Hencock b Young ...... w^7 The scores: J. D. Eccles e Young b Lay ...... ^-nTJ Bowling O M W B Total .«,.— 49 W. T^cBeath _ 4 \_W>~~ BHBWIKDIES Germany Bowling O M W R S. Semos c Hencock b Young ...... 13 J. Heal c O'Leary ti Bridges ,8 W.Hart ....SfVA~~~ 5 0 E. Woods c Perinchief b Bodgers .... 5 O. Stovell .....»- ~v 8 1 17 R. DeMoura not out •• ', 0 C, Bardgett ...... 8 1 M. Smith c Edwards b Bodgers 2 • H. Johnson ...... 3 1 0 T. Gilder _._. 4 1 F. Wamer b Perinchief — 18 7 R. Barnea c Lay b Bridges ...... jj&aif W. TtttOist.~ Yet**"*' Extras 11 a. Skinner .'..i; 2 0 C. Dunkeley b Perinchief 0 J. Lindo 5 1 2 j DEVONSH1BE L. Charles c 8. Bean b Perinchief ... 8 KAYSER MOSEL Total ..! P pjpBplffi 86 D. Kelly e w/k b Standing _ 32 J. Brown run out • 0 D. Lewis c w/k b Standing .. 1 A. Wet* b Perinchief _*___m 3 Bowling *-\J$*f F. Galloway b Sanderson •• 46 E. Dublin o C. Bean b Perinchief .... 0 • I Just Arrived! Prospect Command Beat Harrington —».-..- .;i *•' '$ tet 23 \y.. Hart e w/k b Standing 2 C. Waith c C. Bean b Perinchief .... 12 Robinson .....^JM™. .ii&jjo Mtrlli J. Sousa not out -...,. 22 B. Swan not out ~ » 1 Warwick Academy By 25La y .. .*.. - 3 toi'U ,, Extras v. 8 IK. Mosse (capt) b C. Bean 0 ZELTINGER J946 . 4 Young s.£iJiiiMi».....s * tot'12 Extras - ..^^j...™.™.... 4 220 PURE CASHMERE SWEATERS -ejl-^s^ a&... 3R* _p. -•_•. 'Z'&'MBptx' l iff iln their final match of the sea­ Bridges I...... :...... *:...... -....,.... .Ater 4 Total for 4 wickets _ 109 son, pl?i!(__*_cesterd'=»i|! afternoon PROSPECT COMMAND IT."' *d ' DM npt batv^-C. Bardgett. W. McBeath, Total .-.. . » lfnpi ing 30 of their 111 runs. the match. Barnes was top scorer 2;41,;2142 Total „ — - >*U> (captain), A. Brangman, S. Bean and 9110 Tbe score***: ol Ihe eame with 39. while Wil W. Edwards. Queen Street Hamilton WARWICK ACADEMY Bowling Harm Wilson's 26 was one better IT'S GOOD Fox 2 for '18 Bowling O M W B IF IT'S GOSLING'S - - - H. Fox c Robinson b Lay 13 than Purcell's total for r_aner-up B. Swan • 2 0 0 21 D. Barnes b Harrington 0 DeMoura - * for 56 honours. Wright 3 for-13 C. Waith 3 0 0 33 isactf isirtf. V. Wright c O _e*ry b Harrington 5 The scores. J. Brown » 10 0 1 T. Rogers b Bridges •• 31 Semos •••'• 1 for 14 fCXJLLEGE XI W. Lusher (capt) b Oox 0 T. King c Cox b N; Conyers ..... 0 H. Cameron b Cox ...: 1 M. Cox c Sinclair b N. Conyers 1...-. M| c Ketchum c Wilson b Brewer 37 W. Simpson b Cox 0 T. Thorne run out .« 10 B. Gibb b Barnes ...»». ». 37 Wansbrough e W Conyers b Peniston 7.' B. Cooper run out 0 INVENTORY SALE E. Howard b Puroell ~g_-~.... 11 N. Cooper not out ..- -•*>*.- *• Extras -..- atMs. 10 TODAY and TOMORROW Total .< ••^•w- 18S Bowling O M W B H. Cox — 4 i 3 3 N. Conyers 4 3 2 11 Outstanding bargains in men's and womei^^ 0m W. Wilson 8 0 0 33 fo, P. Purcell -. 8 2 1 21 G. Peniston 7 1 1 21 clothing and accessories. Immediate Delivery sf. Ingham _...- - 4 10 3 j^ Dependable Service W. Conyers 2 0-0 10 A. Barnes —«. « 4 0 1 15 e J. B. Tueker 2 0 0 23 Mens: CONSULATE STRIPED SHIRTS ? /-J§l jr Economical Operation W. Brewer ...- 12 0 1 0 OLD BOYS CONSULATE WHITE SHIRTS \ %f- jr Lively Performance A. Barnes lbw b Thome 39 25 G. 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Obopef .*U^, g 0 3 37 CASHMERE CARDIGANS —W§ 1 'WE^m Also Available 15 & SOMERSET CC DEFEAT SHETLAND TWEED ™, /^f* BERWINDIESJN LEAGUE v•0!*-* ^#** ll' At Onee!! :/jpNEN SHORTS ...... ~~-v 20$|| jf' AUSTIN 25 CWT. PICKUP Have Ten Wicket Victory: Broken sizes --• Broken colour assortnu^^ Perinchief Takes 6 For 18 AUSTIN 16 H.P. PICKUP Many other bargai^ The Somerset Cricket Club <-seoi*ed a teinwicket victory J^i the the Berwindies Cricket Club ^%$^i%< 'jjjj£jBt*rhuda Distributors yesterday afternoon, in a Somers Isles Cricket League match played at the Somerset C.C. ground. Wkh-R. (Dixie) Perinchief tak­ ing she wickets for 18 runs, the Young, Trott & Co., jLtd. Berwindies were skittled out for 50 runs, with F. Warner, 18, and Queen Street* Hamilton Phone £91*9 MebmoiMf Road Hamilton C. Waith, 12, the only batsmen to reach double figures. rDitriV - •>lfepi_come, 30, and W^Wilson KMfte. l «ss S_j*e*t:'-*»e»j 4 *IM§ •J-T B|m^^H jTHE ROYAL GA2ETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1950 Page 9 f[.D.C. II Wins Both Radii In Hamtltin -Harbou? Yesterday For Fitted Dinghies

his wicket while attempting to ALL-KINDLEY FINAL Table Tennis Tourney PRINCESS LOUISE CUP SONJA TAKES LEAD IN SOCIAL CLUE DEFEAT pull the bait around leg. Tuzo OW VICTORY PUCES SECOND collected three sixes and eight IN MID-OCEAN GOLF To Be Played Tonight RACE WON BY COQUETTE COMMODORES CUP STARS BY 7 WICKETS fours in his innings. The scoresi An all-Kindley A.F.B. final was A six-match table tennis tourna­ WESTERN STARS IN BOTH DINGHY RACES ment between players from the assured for the Mid-Ocean Club A. Smith run out 4 men's singles handicap golf tour­ Arena Spot-light Club and the Three One Designs Start Two Seconds Separate First Charles Tuzo Scores 75 At G. Blchardson c Wade b Simons 12 Hayward and Hayward Studio nament yesterday afternoon as R. Baynor c Benjamin b Simons .... 0 Lt. Ned Geesey and Capt. Dick will,be played thfe evening at the In Last Of Series Race Three Finishers Yesterday Sports Arena Yesterday C. Wade lbw b Edwards 31 latter's studio. Dineen battled tbeir way into the Winning Dinghy Superbly Sailed G Dyer (capt) c Wainwright b Wade 15 final round. Mr. Voorhees Ratteray, recent Only three One Designs answer­ By a give-away on the part of The Young Men's Social Club, N. Barstowe c Wainwright b Wade 0 winner of the Bermuda Amateur ed the starter's gun for the last Sweet 16 and Phantom, Sonja slip­ last year's Somers Isles Cricket W. Sherlock c and b Gilbert 4 Lt. Geesey defeated Sir Eldon Sports Association championship, race of the Princess Louise Cup ped through yesterday afternoon League champions scored a seven- P. Wade c Edwards b Gilbert 4 Trimingham, one up, and Capt. By Bert Darrell And His Crew will be guest of honour for the series yesterday afternoon,, with and went on to win the sedond wicket victory over the Western C. Bowling c Edwards b Wade 17 Dineen eliminated Ev Hetland, occasion and will play with the Capt. Bayard Dill sailing his red- race in the Commodore's Cup ser­ Stars sport club yesterday after­ B. Wade c w/k b Gilbert 0 Arena Spot-light Club sextet. one up on the nineteenth, in ttie The new Victorjr will have her share of winning in her life of hulled Coquette to victory after ies- by one second. noon, in a league match played at A. Dill not out 3 semi-final round. Owing to the limited space at a close and exciting race. the Bermuda Sports Arena. Extras ~ 26. racing as a fitted dinghy. This was forcibly demonstrated yesterday the studio, only invited guests and With a flukey breeze of five to ' Although the yictor had a 2 twelve knots, the seven starters The Stars batted first and put The 18-hole final will be played . in Hamilton Harbour when she took two second places, but the sur- the players will be admitted. Re­ minute, 26 second margin over eased over the line with 655 and 116 runs on the board for the loss TOtal - 116 at the Mid-Ocean Club on Sunday • prise of the dinghy racing- season is tiie performance of the former freshments wil} be served at the Undine, who finished second, the War Baby II out in front. The Bowling O M w afternoon, starting at 2.00 p.m. conclusion of the matches. of their last wicket. Calvin Wade, queen of the racing fleet, H D.C. II. race was close throughout, with rest oi the fleet went over in a St. George's Cup Match colt last A. Simons 6 2 2 Mrs. Magee. who finished four group. M. Mallory 5 1 0 Col. Jack Merrell, Commanding The new Victory is fast—prob- year, was their top scorer with 31 through the fleet. Shamrock tried her lead to 34 seconds over Vic­ minutes back of the winner, run­ Shifting winds in the harbour runs, while C. Rowling took run­ J. Benjamin 3 0 0 Officer of the Kindley A F.B., Wifi . ably the fastest dinghy that has to call the scratch boat, but H.D.C. tory and one minute 22 seconds ning into spinaker difficulty and scattered the fleet and at Saltus ner-up honours with 17. A. Edwards 7 1 1 make the presentation after the ever wet her bottom in Bermuda pinched and sailed across Sham­ over Port Royal. possibly losing the race on this L. Wade 8 3 3 final. waters—but the sailing combina- Island it Was Pharttom, sailed by Veteran Eldon Gilbert took rock's bows with a couple of feet Shamrock got into the party in account. Jim and Wilbur Kemp, followed E. Gilbert 3.6 0 3 tion Bert Darrell is able to whip three wickets for six runs, and •• ' •' • •'..»•» to spare. Shamrock was able to tbe drive for the finish line, nip­ Starting off the Royal Bermuda by Sweet 16, Lahloo, War Baby Lloyd (Captain Flamagan) Wade SOCIAL CLUB up is better than the fastest turn Galatea about on the same ping Port Royal for third place. Yacht Club, Mrs. Magee, sailed dinghy. This too was proved yes­ tack. II, Sonja, 655 and Oriental. three for 22. C. Tuzo, hit wicket b Blchardson Did not bat—J. Benjamin, L. Smith, by Leon Barnes, went to wind­ Oriental and 655 had poor breaks B. Durham stmpd b Wade 24 L. Bobinson, M. Mallory, E. Gilbert and terday. Working her way closer to the The finish order: Charles Tuzo and Raymond Victory Time ward while Roddie Williams, in throughout the race and never Durham put 52 runs on the board L. Wade stmpd b Wade 6 G. Wainwright. The Hamilton Dinghy Club weather mark, H.D.C. called Vic- Undine, and Coquette slightly Bowling O M W R sponsored the two races held in .tory about, and when the pair H.D.C 4:27.00 fully recovered. in the opening wicket partnership A. Simons c Smith.b Blchardson .... 12 Victory 4.2.7.50 under Undine, going over the line On the beat to Pearl Island, for the Social Club, but two quick (capt) C. Bowling - 4 0 0 12 Hamilton Harbour and for the converged again, H.D.C. had a to leeward. occasion, a large, number of spec­ clear margin. Shamrock 4:30.14 Sweet 16 and War Baby II took to wickets fell and the scoreboard' A. Edwards not out 0 P. Wade- S 0 0 38 Port Royal 4:30.44 Undine tacked, and Mrs, Ma­ the south and profited by this, read 96 for 3. Continuing to hit Extras ~ ~ 5 C. Wade 6 0 2 4t tator craft turned out. There was At the weather mark for the gee tacked on top of her with Co­ large contingent of East End first time, Port Royal had a 28- Strebor D.N.F. rounding Pearl Island in second heavily Tuzo stayed on and car­ W. Sherlock 3 0 0 6 supporters ahoard the motor Galatea 4:36.54 quette to the weather, but slightly and third places respectively. ried his total to 75 before hitting Total tor 4 wickets 122 G. Blchardson 5 0 2 20 second lead over H.D.C. and had to lee. cruiser Priscilla who turned out 38 seconds over Victory. Sham­ The wind eased from nine knots SPINNAKER DIFFICULTY & to see how their new Victory to about seven for the second race, Going out of the harbour to On the flow to Spanish Point, rock, Strebor and Galatea fol­ Two Rock Passage Mrs. Magee would do. lowed astern in that order. and H.D.C. accomplished what from Hospital Buoy, Sonja sailed would have been impossible for crossed Coquette, with Undine through Lahloo and went on to The West End of the Islands had The dinghies set their spinnak­ dropping asternshrd hrdluuudluu a small contingent and there was any other yacht. With Victory fight with War Baby II for third ers for the first run down wind well out ahd gone shortly after reaching Two Rock Coquette place. They rounded Spanish plenty of excitement for the and while Port Royal took a little racing. the start and Shamrock sailing crossed Mrs. Magee on a port Point buoy together but War Baby frem the fleet, H.D.C. kept within very well, H.D.C. took a tack tack. Mrs. Magee rolled and the II, having difficulty getting in her The coarse was set from off thp striking distance. At the leeward which carried her to tiie east and two boats went through Two Rock spinnaker, fell behind. R.A.S.C. Wharf, where a boat was mark for the first time, Port Royal then to the south of White's Island with about a boat's length be­ Lahloo got through War Baby anchored for the leeward stake; had 30 seconds on H.D.C. and 45 where her skipper hoped to Dick tween them. II and almost caught Sonja, only The weather stake, the finish line, on Victory, there being no change "n a few favouring flaws off the Coquette continued on in a to fall back considerably when was s^t off Dyer's Island. in the order of the other three Paget shore. Bert Darrell. how­ westerly course, with Mrs. Magee she did not set her spinnaker for NUMBER TWO FITS vachts ever, sailed the dinghy almost into. going toward Long Island and the reach home. Sweet 16 over­ For the first race, all the yachts OUT IN FRONT last position, for when he tacked Undine taking a long tack to took Phantom and they engaged were sailing with their number 2 In two tacks on the second to clear the Island, he had only westward. in an extended luffing match fits except H.D.C. who was using weather leg. H.D.C. was out in Strebor and Galatea beaten. FIRST MARK which eventually caused them to her number one. Port Royal haul­ front of the entire fleet and held H.D.C. coming up under Sham­ At the first mark, at Pearl Is­ lose the race to Sonja. who slipped ed and being on the port side of that position for the remainder rock's stern and stealing inside land, Coquette and Mrs. Magee through Phantom and went on to the stake boat filled away on a of the race. Once Port Royal was berth from her, took over third were very close. Mrs. Magee lee- pass Sweet 16 some hundred yards starboard tack. Victory, hauling cut, she started to tail badly, for position at the weather mark anH bowed Coquette and the two from the finish line. on the starboard side, went off on Victory cut her as well. Rounding flowing down to the leeward tacked back to port over-lapping Oriental bettered her position a port tack, and it was apparent the weather mark for the second mark abreast of Port Royal. when rounding the first mark- considerably when she came from immediately that the little dinghy time, H.D.C. had 30 seconds on HJD.C. needed but one more Sheets were eased for the reach last to fourth place on the home­ was going to be difficult to deal Victory and one minute and seven weather leg to lead the fleet again to Hospital Buoy, with Undine ward leg. with. seconds on Port Royal. ** then about eight lengths behind. esso and again, after a bluff, the Ham­ The finish times and points to While eyes were on Victory, At the leeward mark for the ilton veteran took over first po­ At Hospital Coquette was about date are: LUBRICANTS H.D.C. started working her way second time, H.D.C. opened up sition. At the second rounding of a length in the lead and spin­ Yacht and skipper Finish Pts. the weather mark, H.D.C. had a- nakers were set for the run to the Sonja, D. Masters 5:01 23 13V* i 24-second margin on Victory and Spanish Point mark. Phantom, J. Kerno 5:01.24 10 was three minutes and five sec­ Coquette reached the mark first Swejet 16. H. B. Eve .... 5-01.25 7 The operating precision of your automobile, protection onds ahead of Port Royal. but Mrs. Magee's spinnaker hal­ Oriental, h. Jones. Jr. .... 5:08.4» 9 yard became fouled and she was against wear of moving parts are factors that contri­ Men's White Doeskin Trousers £5 10 0 pair Victory closed up the gap on the War Bt-by II. H. Masters 5:05.43 11*4 last leg and the laree crowd of unable to get her spinnaker down. 855. L. Gibbons .'..... 5:05.43 9 They couldn't tack in this predic­ 2 bute to driving peace of mind. The use of adequate Men's Gabardine Trousers ... 5 0 0 pair spectators were treated to a short- Lahlco. G. Belvin 5.DS.50 tacking duel in the true old Ber­ ament and sailed off to leeward, Windsong, W. Gosling D.N.S. lubricants for each vital port is important. Gat driving mudian fashion. with their sails flapping, and Men's White Linen Shorts 2 15 0 pair Port Royal, which had fouled lowered the jib to get the spin­ peace of mind... get an Esso Lubrication job for your the leeward mark, withdrew naker down. CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES Men's Rayon Suits : 7 15 0 suit while Galatea withdrew from the Coquette opened out a consid­ car... and enjoy happy motoring! race as well. erable lead at this point and when LONDON, June 29 (Renter)— The finish: Time Mrs. Magee was cleared, Undine The following are the close of V H.D.C. II 6:36.00 was to the weather. Coquette was olay scores in county cricketj Victory 6:36.40 first back to Hospital, with Un-: matches played in Britain today: J. H. Robinson & Co. Shamrock 6:39.56 dine second, about six lengths f Kent vs. Lancashire st Tun- QUEEN STREET Strebor 6:47.28 ahead of Mrs. Magee. bridge Wells—Lancashire won by ESSO STANDARD OIL 1265 tf. Port Royal D.N.F. Spinnakers were used again for an innings and 18 runs. Kent, Galatea D.N.F. the run back to the finish* line off first innings, 128, second innings. the Yacht Club, but the positions 99: Lancashire first innings, 245. did not change and Coquette fin­ Somerset vs. Essex at Bath. ished in first place, followed by Somerset, first innings, 386; Es­ Undine and Mrs. Magee. sex, first -innings, 158, second inn­ ings, 142 for seven wickets. Derbyshire vs. Yorkshire at Nine New Members Voted Chesterfield. Derbyshire, first innings, 124, second innings, 191 for seven wickets; Yorkshire, first To Hockey's Hall Of Fame innings, 265. Sussex vs. Glamorgon at Chic­ KINGSTON, Ontario, June 28 Here's Your Recipe hester. Sussex, first innings. 280. BARGAINS

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From all these activities Hoover title : " Nation-wide' intelligencv e capital of Taejon in tiny recon- available. RESOLUTION ON KOREA Congress all the funds it provided - evidence for the trial system." ' - *$P * *****•*}. btS 1 CUV. R. asks ftSR' Most Americans accept it aa naissance planes which encount- Before flying to his rendezvous Security ls the magic &'' *&&' American Communist efipL Yak ftghters. with General MacArthur today, —hut it word which has performed hierarchy, and for two sensa­ that. The American pilots took skilful | President Rhee issued an appeal I THOMPSON all these miracles. Security,* tional spy mala. * ir! They don't like wire-tapping PalMs]# Pfe To Be or, if yeu like,- spy mania. From' them too. he picked and tney agree with the famous hedge-hopping evading tactics. warning that there* was* 'little =r.llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHll up the information whicn led Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Wiientuey .were leaving again hotae"*" until hea*»y guns reached H - For two mars or more the Britain's M.I.S to suspect Dr. who* called it " a dirty Business.*' Announced Soon loyal American has considered any Communist— Klaus Fuchs. - • ' in a twin-engined plane taxiing the battlefront. and many who were no more than Lettish—a They don't like the possibility down the littered, bomb-scarred dangerous spy. It has been claimed for Hoover In addition. Hoover is supposed that secret files are being kept RAINY SEASON DUE SO^N NEW DELHI, June 2frrR*«_M. to have a fairly complete of hearsay and gossip about concrete airstrip six Yaks sud­ paidoff that in this be was way ahead ot all other loyal some of their fellow dozens: denly swooped and the President I Dense banks of monsoon clouds —India tbfllght pled*etf*hers_lr to Americans. Who's Who af America's poten­ tial enemies. ' • and Mr. Muccio- jumped out and were said to be rolling over parts mpport tne United Nations reso- *!* NEW YORK, Even while the war was still on he is said to plunged into paaayneids as tne of South Korea — the rainy sea­ ution on Korea, but said she Ill have * decided that domestic Communists were a In case some slipped past him, Criticism less son is due soon — and" it was 'earnestly hopes that even at this COTLAND YARD doesn't figure any volunteer espionage ring for Russia and a potential • new attack of spy mania gave Yaks roared low, dropping bombs more In all the crime plays*J>roa_cast him additional powers. After the illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllH feared that American bombers and •fage it may be oossloie to* nut an sabotage ring. * and- strafing. Neither was ih* roaket»'fie*ring fighters mtght be* on the American radio. The F.B.I, So Hoover acted, and the spy scare wa%on. disclosure that Alger Kiss, a VEN part of the jured. nd'to t_e ftgntinjr and settle the S trusted Foreign OfiSce official, was Aignt-wing Press hah hampered in attacks on North 'ispute hf m__tatloB." has taken over. Some of. Hoover's best agents—moat Of Tnem a Communist spy. Congress As the meeting began two are budding, lawyers and all are university E, oeen nighly critical of em Korean tank and troop con- * sin externa* affairs ministry insisted on all * * Government jthe loyalty cheek system, But American jet fighters dropped centrations. And as far as the American -oublic Is graduates—walked out from the neat-as-a-pin officials getting a loyaltv check. most of the public and most of from the sky to pick off a Yak ommunique issued after a Cabi­ concerned, it is the same ln fact as In fiction. Washington headquarters and disappeared. the Congress that now represents fighter trying to sneak in for a General Almond stated South net meetin-g today said the decis­ Today the P.B.I. (Federal Bureau of Investiga­ Not till years later was it disclosed that tbey Korean army stragglers crossing 3,'j had become members of the Communist Party, them think that, in spite of their low-revel* attack on the airstrip. ion to accent toe Securi^_Ci»in- tion) is the most publicised secret service in the Loyalty check misgivings, these are necessary the Han were being reformed and r-i\'s resolution did not involve world It acquired a new sense of pride today when where patiently and painstakingly they counter- evils during the cold war. Another Yak was shot down soon lit spied against "the spies." •HnmiiiiiiiHi'iiiiimiii'iiiiiitHiiiiniiHi afterwards. sent back to the front. About 1.800 any modification of India's foreign Americans learned how easily atom-spy Dr. Klaus The Fuchs case has convinced were sent- in today. The only Fuchs had fooled Britain's, police. Other agents were ordered to HE F.B.I. method of many who still doubted thai spy The conference over, General policy. VI Back in the days when John Dillinger was eavesdrop. They were given lists t onducting a loyalty mania pays off. They are saying MacArthur headed for the front superiority shown by the Com- Indian and Egyptian United Na­ of suspects. Every telephone Tcheck la frightening what Mr. Hoover has been very- murists wus in tank warfare. the F.B.I.'s niost formidable quarry, ie_ boss, conversation made by these "** In its thoroughness. An agent line 25 miles north. Truck loads tions delegates refrained from J. Edgar Hoover, was sometimes criticised Tex spend- starts' ottt with little more than careful not to say at any rate of greenclad southerners wearing New South Korean formations, voting on-the Korea resolution ing too much time in night clubs. Now that he has suspects was tapped. in public, that it was? the F.B.I, armed with fresh equipment; become an unapproachable man of mystery, any­ the name of the person he is which found out about Fuchs; American equipment cheered as "assed laai Tuesday because of de­ one who criticises him is likely to be called "m investigating. Week after week Until further notice there is the convoy bumped over the would be trained by the American lay in getting- -instructions from dirty Red." Listening in he questions everyone that person likely to oe more rather than r6ugh road through lines of | military advisory group. their gove«MniB*tjta. has known. less of what Mr. Hoover likes to With impunity, Hoover cut work against the uiiiiiiiiimiiiiiuniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In his final report be will tattered, hungry refugees. ' He said General John Church, Politi-al observers in Delhi vo-to often uncover facts about the cali "surveillance." But Britain, Australia today handed a sloop "ommander of the . advanced night expressed the view that, ***•' miuum ot the GoveKJHieni" that employs aim. His ROM the talks the they are saving in America wil! ; eavesdroppers listened subject's life that the subject no longer dub this nation's pre­ and a destroyer to General Mac- American headquarters at Suwon, though India was perhap* -ffha_i k Fte they found more himself has forgotten completely. occupation witii spies as a Arthur, on behalf of the United was advising the South Koreans, only.- country in southeast- Asiasia" j suspects. At the neight of this Hoover does not like his F.B.I. " mania." Nations, to help the South Kor­ with the help of 14 officers. where order and economic stabil­ campaign F.B.I, agents were to be called a secret- police force, eans. New Zealand promised to listening to as many as Ugv •ven fthrmgh fc8 tias thousands London Express Serviee ity obtained, she might not find make warships available. LONDON, June 29 (Reuter)— herseMHin a position to extend It was learned* in Canberra that A North Korean army communi­ active assistance for the halting the return of the British Common­ que tonight said its offensive was of aggression in Korea. wealth force in Japan had been continuing towards the west The supreme consideration suspended. coast from Seoul, in a southerly whieh actuated India in support­ In New Delhi, India announced direction towards Taejon, provis­ ing the Security Council resolu­ acceptance of the Security Coun­ ional southern capital, according tion was, according to them, her cil resolution calling for assist­ to Moscow radio. often expressed faith that the ance to the southerners. Indian Moscow radio tonight also United Nations organization was and Egyptian delegates on the broadcast a statement by Chinese the only agency today which council did not Vote on the reso­ Communist leader Mao Tse-Tung could contribute to world peace. lution on Tuesday because of de­ declaring that "United States ag­ NEW YORK, June 29 (Reuter) lay in getting Instructions from gression" in Korea will arouse their Governments. —The Pakistan Prime Minister, wide and decisive resistance Mr. Liaouat Ali Khan who, is at The Dutch Government said it among the people of Asia.- present in New York would only make known his views on tbe Korean situation after he had had a chance to discuss it with his Cabinet, it was learnt here today. * As regards a reported statement by tbe Prime Minister that Pakis­ LOOK YOUR BEST tan fully supported ail Korean obligations as a United Nations member, it was authoritatively stated that that did not represent the Prime Minister's view. 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She asked about the built-in She couldn't be unfriendly to­ river "boiling as if from a depth mother • ._mfcr & YOIJNG 25—Three-toed sloths But the United States docum­ fixtures, and learned that the wards this soft-voiced pleader, charge, where normally it flows B*i, if'28 aim and deep." * » *H-*iece out ents centre claims to have papers Hamilton St George's dressing room contained four full who made such a good case for 28- -Prefix- three ' Stewing that Hedler became a length mirrors, and a dressing : himself. &S$>1 Then he saw the black, snake­ » t Jz •» 30—Series 1294 9199 like head appear. iis- sr 31— Ouido'a ta'gh party member in 1932, before table eight feet long. "Lucille and I are very much io i note Hitler came to power. 3W •w 1u> 32—Commanded isivft. That was what Sherry wanted love. You're a woman. You cab "The monster undulated through to know about. She wondered why % % 33—Grain inderstand." the water aa'if swimming. At one » 39 4* "31—Sunburn sbe hadn't thought to investigate - Sherry wondered if Gale had time the tall was on one bank and w 36*—Long-drawn the plans before. :,-_^3 % speech Elaine Curtis' key, and if he had the thickest part of the body — <•» H2 HJ 37—Male deer ipl I Gale was building this house for i 3S—"Part of flower found the treasure it unlocked. thick as a man — was on the f/rHe- 39—Country of Lucille. He really intended to mar­ She wondered whether she would other, 40 feet across, and the bead •M •*-> 47 Europe ry her. How stupid she had been, see his masked men again. was swaying menacingly in mid­ b 40—Man's nickname Mft- 1 42—Preposition not to think of this angle. <**9 51 Both sat for a moment, each at stream." ¥ »- . ' 43—Pitch She made an excuse for her a loss to know how to break up 45—Rested m visit and went back to her office The police listened. Then they 55 e 9. 46—Prefix: bad the strange interview. 47r-Obeerre Gale would never plan those rushed tp the Ingwempisi. There 49—Note of scale elaborate quarters in his new Gale sensed the strained situat­ today tbey were keeping watch, meer. fr SMIee feafcetv IrMkeefv lae. 1 51—Babylonian - detty home except-for Lucille, who had ion and got out of Sherry's car. White and African police together. been used lo luxury all her life. "I just Want yOu to know we And he was giving her bigger appreciate your help," he repeated "Ttey have seen no part of the quarters than his own! ifim?, "You are a good sport and you've mobster, but they have seen the Sherry decided she would like got what it takes, sitting out there water boiling furiously "where to see the building site. She fin­ in the dark-alone for hours." normally it flows calm and deep." Country Fair Prize-winners ished up some work, and told Sherry smiled. Helen she was going over to the He got into his big car, said RAINBOW apartment for her car. That she "Goodbye" and his driver backed Mr. Ernest Tavares, of Pera- would he back. out of the lot and Swung up the broke, has won a prize of a round- TAXI She drove back to the office and street. BODY WILL BE FLOWN trip on the Queen of Bermuda, left .'the car in the rear parking' "That's a good guy to know." announce the organisers of St. Jim's draughtsman said as he lot. Then she and Helen finished TO U.S. FOR BURIAL Anthony's Country Fair. A raffled 24 Hours their day's work and locked tbe came out of the rear door of the COOL CONDITIONED SHIRTS office. office to get his own car. cake has been won. by Mr. James When Sherry weht around to "He helped me out of a bad jam ' The body of Mr. Phillip William Smith, of St. George's, and win­ SERVICE the back, a big town car was otice." • Little, SS^year-old visitor at the ning tickets for an electric stove I Castle Harbour Hotel, who died of parked by her own. "A good man to know?" Sherry and a radio, offered as first and * thought. "I wonder." a heart ailment on Wednesday, Dial 1048 "HeHQ, beautiful," someone second gate-prizes, are 3102 and j called. (To Be Continued) will be sent to the United State* T823t*a *# «4 t.ar\9 .Y ' It was Gale. by air today for burial. 1083 respectively. "IJello," Sherry said, and start­ Mr. Little, an executive of the ed to get into her car. Goodrich Tyre Company at Ak­ "Just a moment," Gale called. FRENCH SOCIALISTS ron, Ohio, was on a holiday here "I carta**-' ovet because I wanted wU& his wife. Mrs. Little -returned to talk with you. Are you in a to the United States on Wednes­ hurry?" BACK QUEUILLE day evening by air. "Not especially.'1* "Babies are best when Sherry wondered what he would * Mr. Little died suddenly at the think, if he knew she had planned PARIS, $_\fte 2? (Reuter).— hotel at 2:30 a.m. on Wednesday. to go out and see the building site Right-wing Socialist leaders to­ The coroner, tte Wor. W. N. T. of his honeymoon home. night tried bard to make the rank Williams, was notified and order ^enfof ]||jit At least she had come to regard and file aeree to join a Cabinet ed a post mortem, which was per­ it as. just that. jpl^:- under Radical Premier-designate formed at the King Edward VII * -Gate came over and slid into Henri Queuille. Memorial Hospital by Div H. C. "Kelps to Ifeep themdia@i?ty / the seat beside Sherry. Tbe Socialists bave promised to Curtis. It was found that death 'jack M. Queuille when, be soes 7 "I wanted you to know," Gale was to coronary disease and car­ toys ELSIE the BORDEN cow said, in that low, pleasant voice before the Assembly tomorrow diac discompensation. "Tbat Lucille and I both apprec­ for a vote of confidence confirming him as Premier, thus assuring him _J. W. Collison and Company iate your co-operation in heloinn »r.lM» KM|«?*«»MIUC us keep our secret for a few days. a majority. 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L. trates' Court on Wednesday, on a 7.45 News scholarship for training in hand­ charge of parking in a restricted Patton, heard civil summonses for ing J. E. Lightbourn & Co. 8.00 Watching the Clock icraft work, which were offered M. Minty with stealing four blan­ debt yesterday in Hamilton Mag­ Ivan Ratteray, of Clarence 8.45 kets, valued at jff_*4, the property area of Reid Street on June 20. What's Happening in Bermuda to thev Colony's teachers some Pleading guilty to the charge istrates' Court. The following or­ Avenue was ordered to pay 10/- 9.00 Meet the Band some time ago. of The Reefs Beach Cliib in ders were made: weekly on a bill -for £f&7;7 ow­ 9.15 Southampton, on some date be­ Smith explained that he had Modern Melodies Mr. C. GjTCr. Gilbert, the Dir­ parked there for three minutes Simon Joseph, of Devonshire ing the Unique Cash Grocery. 9.30 Moments of Devotion tween last February 1 and March 9.45 ector of Education, said yesterday 31.' He was released in his own while his fare, a lady, went in West, was ordered to pay £4 Tony Martin, of Clarence Economical Musical Phone Call that there had been a good res­ a shop to get change. monthly on a bill for £20 owing Avenue was ordered to pay by 10.00 Morning Cheer recognizance in the sum of £10, 10.15 ponse to the regular scholarships Nellie L. Swan. July 1 the sum of 5/- pariahtaxes Dorothy Dix the case* is to be heard "next * f* * 10.30 but less interest in the handicraft Faith Eversley was ordered to owing the Overseer of the Poor The Bouse of Peter McGregor work. Monday morning. " Henry Richards, of Deepdale, 10.45 Housewives' Choice Pembroke East, was fined 10/- fbr pay 10/- weekly on £37.13 6 ow­ tear Pembroke Parish. A beauty treatment 12.15 Treasure Chest' "It has taken some time to in­ parking his truck on Front Street ing to Clifford J. Joseph. A six George Hassell, of Parsons 12.30 Styles in Song terview all the applicants," he on June. 20 in a restricted area. weeks' committal order will re­ Road, Was ordered to pay £1.8.1 only for the 12.45 ^.•S&rald Goyls Bean, of South­ main suspended as long as she parisn taxes owing tBe Overseas News ,-*f" -^ r said. ampton Parish, was charged yes­ His story was that he had stopped 1.00 B.B.C. News keeps up the payments. of the Poor for Pembfpke Parish. prtvilcfed few I No-it's 1.15 The scholarships wiU be mostly terday in Hamilton Magistrates' there to let his boy go back after Personality Time William Allen, of Devonshire^ Ernest Simons was ordered to 1.30 for work at. Canadian universities Court before ttie Wor. L. M. Min­ his.hat, which had fallen off. How­ Musical Bound-up pay by July 8 the sum of £1.9.0 1.45 and this is the' largest number the ty with receiving three blankets ever, the constable said that he was ordered to pay half a bill of Tune Time owing the Arcade Furniture Co. for you, 2.00 board has offered in one year. In had been parked there for five £4.7.0 owed to William U. Herbert Dally Almanac valued at £ 10, the property nf 2.30 the past the scholarships have minutes by July 1 and the balance at 10 - Wltjliam Moniz an employee of Matinee Melodies The Beefs Beach Club in South­ 3.00 been popular and eagerly sought weekly thereafter. Allen was the Eagle's Nest Hotel, was order­ ZBM Concert Stage ' ampton, on sbme date between too! 4.00 after. Except that at various times Stanley Winslowe Ray, of Pond further ordered to pay £1 week­ ed to pay 30/- weekly on a.bill of Bermuda Buggy Bide last February 1 and March Si. He 5.15 the handicrafts scholarship has was released in his own recogniz­ Hill, Pembroke East, failed to stop ly on a bill of £15.5.0 owing EUs- £27 for rent owing H. T. North. 5.30 Come Tb The'Pafir not been awarded through lack ance in the sum of £10, the case at a stop sign at 12.15 p.m. on ton Woolridge. William Davis, of Southampton 5.45 To be announced of interest. to be heard next Monday morning. June* 21 at the junction of Pond Robert Bell, of Middletown, was ordered to pay by July 8 the 6.00 Jerry at Fair Oaks Hill and Pond Road, it was al­ Pembroke, agreed to pay by July sum of £4.10.6 owing Devoe Lam­ 6.10 Business and Stock Reports leged by the police. He slowed 1 the sum of £6 16.0 owing Mrs. bert. Cricket Scores 6.15 down, it was said, but did not Gwyneth Grace Ratteray. Charles Darrell, of Camp If HI, 6.30 Music from the Moon stop. There was no traffic at the Welcome Visitors Reuben L. Phillips, of Victoria was ordered to pay by July 8 the Cream is an ideal powder base and a 6.45 Rupert and Miranda—32 time and no danger. Ray was HEKE'S A BEAUTY TUATVSXT that 7.00 Behind the Story sum of £3.5.7. owing the A-One is used by society's loveliest women in wonderful protection for your skin. bound over. 7.15 News # e> * Grocery Co., Ltd. England, Franoe and America. Yet Get Pond's Creams now and start , 7.30 Piano Playhouse cycle ridden by Charles Wilson, of Fred Douglas, of the Middle giving your skin Pond's beauty care. Dinner Music from Elbow Beach John Austin Holder, of Smith's Angle Street Road, Devonshire, was ordered to if i so simple, so inexpensive, that it 8.00 Parish, was fined 10 - for driving can be used by everybody. Then see how much clearer, softer, 8.30 The Richard Diamond Show Wilson said that he saw the pay 10 - weekly on a bill f<5»**-. without a valid licence, it having vehicle about to make a turn at The secret? Regular care with lovelier, your skin quickly becomes. 8.45 Story Time £8 3 0 owing Dr. V. O. Ipug. Music for Tou expired May 31. Lane Hill and tried to clear him Judgment was obtained by tbey Pond's Creams. Always, before you go 9.00 9.30 Organ Recital—St. John's Church but was unable to do so. plaintiffs in the two following* to bed, smooth your face and throat Dixon said there was no traffic 10.00 At the Opera Hartley Tribley, of Warwick oases in default of the appearance with Pond's Cold Cream. Remove it, 10.10 Tomorrow's Headlines and he had put out his indicator of the defendants: then "rinse" with more Cold Cream. West, was fined 10 - for riding to make the turn up Lane Hill POND'S 10.15 Baseball Results hife a'uto-bieyele at 12.15 a.m. on George A Ratteray, plaintiff. Every tut of dirt and make-up will be 10.45 Music for Bermuda when the auto-bicycle lost coh- Charles Marcus Swan, def end- COLD CREAM ' VANISHING CREAM June 22 when there was no rear removed with the cream and your skin 11.00 Accent on Music red light burning. When stopped | trol and ran into him. He admit­ apt, £16.3.0; A-One Grocery, will be softer, clearer, more radiant. FACE POWDER ' LIPSTICK 12.00 Make Believe Ballroom on East Broadway, Tribley told ted Under questioning that there plaintiffs, Walter Joseoh, of By day a touch of Pond's Vanishing •KIN FRESHENER ' Close Down the police that the bulb had not I had been a passing truck which Devonshire West, defendant £2. The Utile auto-gyro disappears ol sandwiches and apples. " Oh, been burning for about two night have obscured his vision. 3.4. into the sky and Rupert realises how topping," he cries. " The toy weeks. with some anxiety that he is now clown must have left this to keep The Wor. L. M. Minty, in impos­ quite al6ne and also that he is very me going until he comes again. I ing the fine, remarked that Trib- hungry. As he turns towards the Wonder what else he has in that MAIL NOTICES FOR JULY 1950 turret he sees a curious package little plane ot his." Returning to ley's story differed from most. lying near him. Cautiously he opens the secret passage he sits and listens Usually, said the magistrate, tiie OUTGOING SURFACE: it and to his delight he finds it full intently beside the sliding panel. bulb was said to have blown out Golden Gate Week End Specials just before the person was stop­ Conveyance: Closing times at Date: ALL RIGHTS kESEBVED Destination G.PO. ped. Ord.: Reg. & July Values to ferigjiten your home, priced lor * * * P. Post: Pte. James Dixon,v of the important savings R.A.S.C. at Prospect, charged with Great Britain, careless driving on June 20 on Canada & USA. Queen of Bermuda 12 Noon 11.00 a.m Monday, 3rd "LIBBY'S" DEEP-BROWNED BEANS The East Broadway while in an Army vehicle, was bound over by Mr. Canada _ U.S.A. Lady Nelson 12 Noon 11.00 a.m. Wednesday, 5th with Pork and Tomato Sauce 1/6 each tin AU Minty. B.W.I. Lady Rodney 12 Noon 11.00 a.m. Saturday, 8th "HEINZ" OXTAIL SOUP 1/4 each tin British Great Britain. The soldier, coming from War- Canada A Hfi,*., Queen of Bermuda 12 Noon 11 00 a.m Monday, 10th ASSORTED SOUPS 1/- each tin wick, collided with an auto-bi- Great britatn. "JERSEY" BRAND TOMATO JUICE 1/- each tin Canada & DBA. Queen of Bermuda 12 Noon 1100 a.m. Saturday, 15th Great Britain, "ARJAY" PURE GRAPE JUICE __...-» 1/- each tin Queen of Bermuda 12 Noon 11.00 a.m. Wednesday, 18th "SWIFTS" CORNED BEEF 2/2 each tin 1 CYCLE MOTOR Canada and U.S.A. Great Britain/ Queen of Bermuda 12 Noon 11 00 a.m. Monday, 24th A Unique Canada and U.S.A. "ROSE DALE" PEACHES ~. 2/- each tin The Handy Market Lady Nelson 5 CO p.m. 5.00 p.m. Saturday, 29th mWl B.W.I. SLICED PINEAPPLE 2/3 each tin Combination FRESH FRUIT:— Table Apples, SWEET BISCUITS ™ 1/9 each pkg Great Britain,. Queen of Bermuda 12 Noon 11.00 a.m. Monday, 3,1st V £20 Fitted romatoes, Lettuce, String Beans, Canada and U.S.A. "KRAFTS" MAYONNAISE and SANDWICH Hubbard Squash, Pumpkin, Cel­ OUTGOING AIR: QUALITY Great Britain B.O.A.C. 4.00 p.m. '*.00 p m. SPREADS—All Reasonably Priced. ery, Turnip, Parsley, Beets, Car­ Mon., Tues., Wed., FOUR BICYCLES (Direct) Fri. and Sat. and rots, Egg Plant, Cabbage, Cucum­ XJSS.A. P.A.A. Coloniel 2.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. Daily DRY GOODS PRICE; Two Ladies' and Two Gents' bers, Peppers, Paw-Paw, Fresh Canada P A.A./Colonial 2 30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. Daily (except SM.)V rhyme, Cauliflower, Okras. Canada T.C.A. 2.30 p m. 2.30 p m. Saturday Regular Sale Azores BOAC. 400 p.m. 4 00 pm. Tues. and Fri. Price Price FRESH FRUIT:— Table Apples, Bahamas Jamaica B.O.A.C. 4.00 p.m. 4.00 p m. Mon., Wed. and Sat. You get both in * -B. W. I. Children's Raincoats 10/- 5/- each Complete with^ Oranges, Grapefruit, Bananas, Sweet Pears, Lemons, Plains, Registered and Air Parcel Post Malls for despatch by aircraft leaving on Gingham Material 5/3 yard 4/9 yard BROCADE Engines ..'i, Cantaloupe. Sundays and other Public Holidays will close at 5 00 p.m. the preceding day. Floral Material „. 5/9 yard 5/- yard FRESH MEATS:— Local Veal, Rayon Drill „ 8/3 yard 6/- yard ' TOILET TISSUE INCOMING SURFACE: Local* and Imported Pork, Liver, From: Conveyance: Expected Time of Sorting at G.P O : Striped Towels ! '.. 3/- each £20 each So Soft and White Hamburger, Bacon, Boiled Ham, Oreat Btlta'n, Queen of Bermuda 11.00 a.m., Mon., 3rd and loth. Sat.. Paper Cups 5/- box or 8d per dozen Canada & *u.S.A. 15th, Wednesday 19th, Monday 24th only slightly mtd Bologna, Sirloin Strip, Frankfur­ and Slst July. Paper Plates .— lOd per dozen W. S. PURVIS & CO., LTD. ters, Local and Imported Chicken, Canada Lady Rodney 11.00 a.m. Saturday, 8th July Towel Racks 1/3 each Bargain—Because Canada Lady Nelson ll.OO a.m., Monday 3Ut July Distributors space wanted. Legs and Shoulders Lamb. m'.mf. i.. Lady Nelson 11.00 a.m., Wednesday. 5th July JffMtf. Kraft Cottage and Cream Cheese, kSMtf- Guaranteed in good Frozen Foods, Uncle Ben Riee, INCOMING AIR: working order. Crushed and Sliced Pineapple, Oreat Britain BOAC. 9.00 a.m., Mon.. Tues., Thurs.. and Fri. (Direct) Lime and Pineapple Cordial, Canada & U.S.A. PAA./Colon*-*! 5.00 p.m. and,'or 9.00 a.m. Daily (Sun­ Local and Imported Eggs. days and Holidays excepted) YOUNG & SON Banamas _ Jamaica B.O.A.C. 9.00 a.m., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., and Dally:—Flowers, Milk and Cream, Eat. Under Walker Arcade Fish and Mussels. Subject to alteration without notiee Phone 3161 . COOL Court Street. Phone 2991. . COLOURFUL MILKMAID MILK . WASHABLE IS THE BEST THERE'S A M MILK MADE u ^iaquGuf O L D Insist on it! AUTOMATIC i.;a3tf. L CAS RANGE E Y R EVERY PURSE A ,-~e,ian. jt\Re R"}. Nationality to be haul, prescribes what he must eat Tennessee lawyer, was elected —British (since 1902). Origin: 1, if he wants to live, like his father, governor of Wyominj-jr ih 1923p-i Scion of an Oriental financial to 95. Or. like his grandfather, to Democrat in a predominantly house and descendant of Eastern 110. Republican state. From Ihe be­ kinps, 2. Pedlar of carpets in Is­ He is no Sybartie, either. He ginning of his term, he took bis tanbul. Business—oil. has got fid of the' silver-plated wife everywhere with him and !-fSi* the Avis you see him walk hy bed to his room, and put in an she knew almost as much as he to the resplendent grille tt**at iron bedstead with a hard matt- did about state affairs. Ross died tsek. Hfi The investment has. been returned awards the lift, amid bowing CHARLES FOLEY less. in October, 1924, and three months "I decided to try boiled dan­ many times over, as Oil Capitol deference. He goes up alone to later his wife Was elected bis sue- delion greens last summer after won $106,000 as a juvenile. Re­ his first-floor suite. Gay wife W majorities ever rolled up in the cently, Grey- turned down a $40,- "I don't want people," he says. Oil Capitol went off his feed Four people have access to the \B1 state. and began tf lose weight," says 0Q0 offer for the cotfL* ' "I don't like them. I have one offered him a lump sum. Gulben­ His main rival probably will be friend and his name is ' Soli­ suite with its enclosed verandah FronjiVthe governorship, Mrs. Tratsek. "He began to pick np kian smiled. Instead he would where he sunbathes— a Russian Ross jumped toto national i&%~ Calumet Farm's Theory, who is tude. ' " take just five per cent of the immediately, and he TUB "been oeing counted' on to give Trainer A few weeks ago some fool valet and his wife, who acts as tics —Hie made a seconding going good ever sinee.*" profits—forever. chambermaid; Mme. Theiss. his speech for Al Smith at the 1928 Ben Jones His sixth Derby win­ tried to please this enigma. He Oil Capitol also has a sweet ner. had been heard to say that the French secretary: arid an English convention and then became vice tooth. He is partial to sugared 1 Jones, incidentally, points game was never tresh enough for Paris palace typist. chairman ]af the Democratic Na doughnuts. . t Jp|; There is a Mrs. Gulbenkian— tional Committee in charge of out that Oil Capitol "is Hie his taste—so there arrived at the The World War destroyed many After the ?on of Mahmoud, a only one that has proved he hotel a basket. In it a partridge an empire—but not the empire of she is 20 years his junior. He women's activities. In 1933, with likes her to be gay, to have part­ Franklin D. Roosevelt's election grey sire, was selected as ihe .earn go the Derby distance of alive: But winged in--Sight: oil. It grew and flourished so best 2-year-old colt, the boys who a mile and a Quarter." The Gulbenkian shrieked for a doc­ that iii 1928 the' varied interests ies. But in Paris—or at - the to the presidency, she was ap­ Palacio Hotel over at Estoril. . "MA" FERGUSON . . . Onee pointed director of the Mint. write racing pegan digging. They reference is the longest big race tor. He carried the basket to held a conference. * learned that his name should have for juveniles, the Pimlico Futu­ If she comes to the A viz, with Governor of Texas. his bathroom, let the bird out on Presidents and managing direc­ It's a big job — the nation's been spelled Oil Capital and that rity, which Oil Capitol won by to the gold and blue'mosaic floor*. tors signed tor an array df powers her privilege of disturbing him, however, on efanuary 25, 1925— gold holdings have jumped firom NELLIE TAYLOE ROSS . . . The Jockey Club registration six lengths last fait He spoke to it in tones no one had —French. Royal Dutch Shell, he sighs and , after a few days, some 20 days after theh inaugura­ three billion to 23 billion dollars Director of the Mint. clerks made the error. Also, on heard-—accents' he had lint used Anglo-Iranian, Standard, and leaves ner and goes over to ttie the books he is a registered erey Palacio himself. ' tion of Mrs. Ross as Governor of during her tenure and her staff tics was a couple of years ago since he had left Turkey an Socony Gulbenkian signed for Wyoming. So to Mrs. Boss, widow works en a 24-hours-a-day, seven- birt he actually is black in colour Armenian refugee, so long ago. ItonsOT—B&.'Ftve'Per Cent. Financiers began talking again days-a-week basis in mints all when she endorsed the success­ v*-*!* TOdy a 'few grey hairs on his The Detroit Tigers drew 18 bas about him last week when they of Governor William Bradford -es on balls and the Philadelphia Do not misread a sign. This After that,' wealth came to him Ross, goes the credit of being over the nation. ful Lyndon B. Johnson in his cam­ legs. learned that Mr. G. had arrived paign for senator. 4L?8 drew 12 in a same between the man has done everything a man as if of its own accord. at a French*'estate, with his brief the first woman governor iri She has moved to Washington, He is the only horse owned by two teams in 1916. can do to free himself from the He bought a palace in Paris American history. In 1930 it looked as though Ma Tom Gray, Tulsa automobile case. And a basket. lives in a large apartment filled common anxieties of most of us. which needed 24 servants. He They were puzzled by the Today Mrs. Ross is still hold­ with antiques, old English silver were through in politics; she was dealer. Gray thought of buying The Detroit Ti?ers made three Acquisition has been his life, sec- filled it with £3,000,000 worth of 'defeated in the gubernatorial race. a horse two summers ago and basket. They did not know it held ing public office, and is stilt in and oriental rugs. She once had triple plays to 1911 and the Bos­ retiveness his shield. paintings books porcelain, but he the partridge, with its mended politics. For the past 17 years a couple of farms outside of Wash­ S_e tried again in 1932, however, phoned his friend Trotsek in De­ did not live to it. and defeated her opponent, Gov. troit. They met a few days later ton Red Sox made to*ree-tel92* *-* At the Bank of England they wing. And that there, in the she has been Director of the Uni­ ington, but sold them recently be­ they co-hold the major league re­ speak of hlpi respectfully as A master's heard? Gulbenkian rough lands. Mr. Five Per Cent, cause'she no longer has time to Ross Sterling, j in Lexington, Ky., at the yearling- ted States Mint — first woman to sales, and got the colt for $15,000. cord. "Ws*I G." In America, where they is no miser. To the British released it gently then turned and hold that office too — and in her give them personal supervision. contested "first." know an operator, he is "Mr. Five Museum he lent his £1,000,000 went home alone. Per Cent." Leave* what alone and treasure of Egyptain antiquities. o you can call htm what you will. Ia the National Gallery is the Between 1925 and 1930, Bob tJulbehkiitn moved into Lon­ Gulbenkian Collection—a glorious Jones won three U.S. Open golf don's Ctty to'the top-hat davs. He cloud of R'embrandts, Rubens, championships'and lost two others proved quickiy then he could play Cutosboroughs, and Van Dyck's in playoffs. a * dozen games blindfolded. He "Portrait of a Man." speculated in foreign bonds, in­ He had a sort of private life, Thirty-one different teams have dustrials. British mining equip­ once. He has a son—Nubar. Le­ represented cities in the baseball ment, even the hot sands over gend says he smuggled him, when major leagues since 1876. which the Kaiser dreamed of he fled to England from Turkey, stretching a Berlin-Bagdad roM- to a carpet bag. way, and, when that dream faded, Riches brought them to Lan­ the oil that lay beneath. caster Gate; Nubar to Harrow. It Pap To There followed a colossal deal Then 1936. For Spain, the civil with the Turks. The stakes: ttie war. For Mussolini, sanctions. oil concession for part of tne For Gulbenkian—the opening of Ottoman Empire we call Iraq: the Mosul oil line and a new flood Advertise When tbe combined British, of Wealth. ' German, and Dutch interests By now. a mood of piety, Gul-

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Lusher and Com­ 9 House of Assembly meets. reporters on his arrival today by Allied Stores 34% leading airline, ship and travel -Sessions House, Hamilton. Revere Copper and Brass 20% pany, Wholesale only. Phone 2135 "BELLROCK" FOB BIDDING. air from London that "agression Amertcan Airlines f,% Republic steel 34 EXPERIENCED BARTENDER. 1448tsa.eipt. for speedy and economical «B_- agencies revealed tonight. 2 p.m.. Visitors' Gallery. is a fire and must be put out." Reservations for flights leaving Amertcan Export 11% Safeway Stores 30% Bailey's Bay area. Apply in struction, "Bellrock • Kypsum St. Anthony's country American Radiator 13% writing, stating experience and MEN'S SPORTS SHIRTS, full London airport for • New York fair. Empire Cricket Field. Questioned by reporters about Schenley 34 % building panels are now available. ARMCO 34»i Sears Roebuck 43% wages required, to Box 1664, Ber­ size range solid colours and Noted for load bearing, termite tois evening showed no increase Warwick. 7 p.m. - the British attitude towards the checks. Lusher and Company. over the duly expected rise as the Korean crisis, he said: "Anything American Tel. and Tel. 150 Sinclair Oil 25% muda Press. and fire resistance!, sound proof­ Aqua Revue. BA.A. Pool Amertcan Tobacco B. 65 H SJSjK Socony Vacuum 19 1664fw.th.f. Wholesale. Phone 2135. peak travel season got underway. 9 p.m. that you can do to put the fire 1447+sa.eipt. ing thermal insulation^and sim­ The offices of American Over- PTA. meeting of Hamil­ out is OK by us and we shall help Amertcan Car and Foundry 23 ,*£•* Southern Pacific 50% EXPERIENCED BAR CHECKER plicity in erection. THe ilypsum Seas airlines, Cunard White Star ton Parish. Temperance you all we can," American Smelting 50% Southern Coy. 11% and Cashier for relief work, 3 STOVES, one, two and thre« Company, Pernio's Wharf, gt. Company, United Lines and Air Reduction 21 *.'* Sperry 27% burner; Large and Small Ovens George's. Phone 9456. , Hall. Bailey's Bay. 8.30 p.m. Anaconda Copper 29 days a week; live out. Apply Mr American Express were all peace­ United Nations Associa­ Asked whether that was a per­ Spiegel Inc. 9% Flavin," afternoons, Elbow Beach Arcade Furniture Co., Burnabj 1411ttheitp. J ful with Americans coming and sonal or official statement,, he Armour said Company 8% i *f^^ Standard Brands 21 Surf Club. Street. tion meeting. Trinity Hall. Atcheson, Topeka and Santa Fe 108% going, intent on their 'pending 8 p.m. said: "It is a personal statement, Stan. OU of Cal. 66 1667tw.th.f.s.su.m.tu. 4942tw.eitp. GIFTS, Hand Tooled fri*. ft-gpsl* tours. but I am sure that it reflects the Baldwin Locomotive 9% Stan. Oil of N.J. 72 Bermuda cedar in all yarietfea.a American Express reported that attitude of the Government too. Bendix Aviation 27% Studebaker 2834 NURSERY SCHOOL—Opportun­ HOSIERY, Men's, Women's, Chil­ John Davis, Cedar Shoi>»Sl l to date it was- not aware of a Aggression is a fire and must be Bethlehem Steel 34% Sunray Oil 12% ity for young woman as teacher. dren's, at prices that mean profit c<**t, single tourist in Britain who has put out." Borg Warner S3% \ Swift InternaUonal 12% Training or experience with to you; Lusher & Co. (Wholesale) 731ftm.eitp. Branlff Airways 8% Slyvanla Electric 19% young children necessary. Refer­ Phone 2135. arranged for an earlier than an­ Sir Gladwyn said he was at ticipated passage home. S. Korean Forces Retake Briggs Manufacturing 30 Texas Company 64% ences required. Call 2927 morn­ 9520t th.eitp. FOR GARDENING and many use­ lunch yesterday when the Foreign Canadian Paclflc 15% Tidewater Associated 27 ings for appointment, ful purposes, Kh»ki Cotton The British Travel Association, Office "rang me up to come here Carrier Corporation 11% Tlmken Roller Bearing 32% lellfthisa. GARDEN SUPPLIES—seeds, tet Gloves, 1/9 a pair, U.S. Sttrghu. just within the threshold of what Seoul's Main Airport at once." He said he had no in­ J. I. Case 37**,i T.W.A. 15% tilisers, tools, etc. WADSON'S Stores. Tower Shoe Shon. it expects to be Britain's greatest structions because "the thing hap­ Celanese Corp. 33 Twentieth Century Fox 18% WAITRESSES fbr Dining room. 5940feltp. 1416-t-f.eitp. i '___ summer for American tourist pened too quickly." Cerro de Pasco Copper 18% United Airlines 13% Apply Manager, Eagle's Nest travel, was even more emphatic. Continued from Page 1 Chesapeake and Ohio 25% United Aircraft 28% - Hotel. VENETIAN BLINDS, as new is SPECIAL—Ladies Ray«* Panffes, "We were out to Windsor and of the North Korean armour. They Asked wbether he thought the Chicago and Northwestern Rly. 11% United Fruit Corp. 59% 1697tthJ.sa. design as tomorrow, 14 shades 3x. Limited quantity. \ Lusher Stratford today with three bus­ were also encouraged by reports Korean incident would lead to Chi.. Mlw. and St. Paul Rly. 9% Union Carbide 45 ' Prices defy competition. Phone and Company, Wholesale. Phone loads of Americans and there from Korea that there had been war, he replied: "It is not for me Chrysler 70% Union Paclflc 81% OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG Charlie Bartlett 2135 or 3722 213S. -fr wasn't a murmur about going no evidence of guerilla activity to think, but I trust not, I hope Columbia Oas and Electri 12% United Corporation 3% MAN (white), finishing school, 8205ttu.eitp. 1420tf.eitp. IF home," one high official said. or sabotage by Communist sym­ not and I believe not." | Commercial Solvent 15% US. Indust. Chemical 24% to learn Commission Business, "Everybody was immersed in pathisers behind the South Korean salesmanship. Write Box 1643, LARKWOOD NYLONS, Famous STOVE 2-Burner FIOIM* Models % Consolidated Copper Mines 3% US. Steel 32 3 Vs 51-gauge, 15-denier, f from £10.5.0; 3-bujpen, Floor stories about Henry the Eighth lines. Consolidated Natural Oas 43% Warner Bros. 12v Bermuda Press, giving particulars. and William Shakespeare." 1643*tu.wi shades.. Just arrived Lusher anc Models froiw£1315.0; Tab!* Mod­ Air force officials reported that Consolidated Edison 28% Western Union 26% Co., Wholesale. Phone 2135. els from 19/-.—Chesiey E. White, Groups by the dozen of short- Cralne,Co. 24% up until midnight on Wednesday LONDON STOCK MARKET Westinghouse Elec. 30% SECRETARY for Manager of Ire­ 9649ttu.eitp. Reid Street. ti haired American college boys and (Korean time) the United States Cuban Americas Sugar 16% West Indies Sugar 19% land Theatre. Must be exper­ 14451s. eitp. girls were easily distinguishable air force had carried out 14 mis­ Curtis Wright 8«/2 West Penn Electric 23 Prices dropped in the stock ienced stenographer. Working SPORT SHIRTS— short-sleeve* in the crowds about Buckingham sions over the battle area. The Deere and Co. 43% Willys Overland 5% hours 9 to 5. Good salary. MARTIN SPRING BELTS, full Palace this morning for the market here today and closed dis­ DuPont 73% from 17/8 to 32/6 and long attacks were made in the Chunsan F. W. Woolworth 46% 1719tf.sa.su.m.tu. sleeves 37/6, pastel shades, Archie size range just received. Lusher changing of the guard. area and against troop concentra­ tinctly weak the decline was at­ Eastern Airlines 14 Tale and Towne 29% tributed to the uncertainty of re­ Brown and the Royal British. and Company, Wholesale only. tions. One railway engine was Eastman Kodak 43% Toungstowne *B% WOMEN COOKS—Sleep in, must 1279tf.eitp. Phone 2135. destroyed near Kimpo. ports about the Far Eastern situ­ Elec. Autolyte 39% Zonite 4% be fully qualified for good posi­ ation. The market had opened 1446+sa.eipt. An additional 103 Americans Erie Railroad 11 O tions. Also man as second chef in firmly in sympathy with Wall Federated Dept. Stores 36% first class Club. Apply Govern­ BUREAUS, Chiffoniers, Ward, FOE SALE were evacuated by air. No North Street's overnight recovery, but robes. Rug Mats and Squares h. LADIES' DRESSES — New ship* Korean fighters were encountered Oaylord Container 17% » ment Employment Bureau. Tapestry and Axminster. Tht ment from*45fi to 75'- sizes f"* hopes for a mild rally weer short­ Oeneral Electric 44% CANADIAN, LONDON AND 1710-ff.s. on any of the missions. lived. Arcade Furniture C<\ 18, The Royal British, Front Strttf_ B-29 bombers carrying 500- General Motors 83% I521tw.eip4. GENERAL HOUSEMAID—Live 445ftu.eitp. Building Lot in Paget East pound bombs operated against At the close long-dated British Gillette 36% SOOTH AFRICAN STOCKS marshalling yards and bridges Government securities had fallen Gllddon Co. 25% in, no cooking. References. Phone PAPER PLATES, Ice Cream plat­ x 150' with only "fair results" because Ooodyear 48% M. A. Gibbons, 1261. ters and Cups. Limited stock. 59' half a point or so. The sag In Brit­ Butllna 3/10% 1709tf.s. the South Shore of rain in the target area. ish funds developed partly froln Great Northern Pre*. 33 Lusher tic Company, wholesale Overlooking Graham Paige 1% CPR Preferred 66 % FOR RENT only. Phone 2135. early weekend levelling of books, Royal Dutch 22% COOK for two weeks, form Sat­ £700 but also from increased selling in Greyhound 4% urday. Hours, 10 a.m. till after 1569tsa.eitp. the absence of support. Oulf OU Corp. 66 Mount Isst 29/- UNFURNISHED APARTMENT in North Broken Bill 60/9 dinner. Tucker's Town. Phone Fairylands. Use of extensive Home State Mining 39% Kitson & Co. Ltd. 2919. EXCELSIOR TAIL-LIGHTS — PAUL OUTERBRIDGE For the Latest News Some leading industrial equities Hudson Motors 14 Blyvoors 43/- grounds. Reasonable rental. Also separate red reflectors for Kand Leases 43 9 1708tf. Dial _ _ 3859 suffered fresh net losses, ranging Illinois Central 35% Telephone 1261 for details. tail lights. Cecil Harris, Church Read the Morning Paper up to about a shilling. Elsewnere Inspiration Coppfsr 13% Rand Selection 46.9 TAXI DRIVER—Apply William 1685+thi Street East. 1!M*2*f. in the industrial market the turn­ International Harvester *SS% Daggafonteln 75/9 MacGregor, Burnt House Hill, 1640ttu.eitp. over was small and prices reason­ International Nickel 27% Middle Wits 27/S Warwick. Phone 1355. LOVELY HOUSE ON WATER, ably steady. Heavy industrial International Paper 40% Durban Roodepoort 73 U 1721+f. for two months. Three bed­ 3-PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM SET shares were quite firm and prices Johns' ManvlUe 43 VV • Free State Oeduld 65/- rooms. Shelly Bay. Phone Kit- —Innerspring Mattress and Box also tended to improve in electri­ International Tel. and Tel. 11 Welkom 41/3 son and Co. Ltd. 2919. Spring. Excellent condition. Tel. cal equipment and shipping Kenneeott Copper 54 Western Holdings 58/9 1707tf. 3369. \f~ West Drlefonteln 76/3 1188+thi.sa. Staff Vacancies groups. Loew's 15 Va . WANTED , NEW FURNISHED COTTAGE Lockheed28% _... . Orootflei 38/- Again Japanese and German is­ Irhperlal Cold Storage 39/- with one bedroom. Devonshire. BENDIX WASHING MACHINE LoneBtar Cement 69 TWO - BEDROOM COTTAGE. £25 per month. Kitson & Co. —Fine condition. ***fjUecentlJi sues monopolized business in for­ Ieorrillard 23% Pretorla Portland Cement 10t/6 eign bonds. Japanese loan fell Vereeniging 100/- Furnished, required by Airline Ltd. Phone 2919. overhauled. Call 2927 morning: Maracaibo Oil and Explor. 6% Captain and family on long lease. 1706tf. 1682-rth f sa SHORTHAND-TYPIST abruptly in the afternoon to close Mercke Coy. 54 O. K. Bazaars 37/8 Hamilton or Fairylands. Phone with losses of two points or more Montgomery Ward 53% llger Oats 30/8 3372. FURNISHED APARTMENT, one EXCELSIOR TAIL LIGHTS from CASHIER Germans also turned dull though Monsanto 62 Elephant Trading 26/- I675tw.t„,sa. bedroom, porch. In Fairylands. Excelsior Motor Co. (1 and J- in their case final losses usually Nash Kelvinator 18 Oreatermans 10/6 £ 25 per month. Telephone 2313. horsepower models) can only _• SALESMEN were small. In contrast with vir­ National Dairy 39 Hubert Davies 317- CANADIANS to attend a Domin­ 1723tf.sa.su. obtained from Young's, under tually all other markets, Brazilian National Distillers 21 % Wlfllams-Hunt 14/3 ion Day Basket Picnic at the Walker Arcade. , rails became strong. Part of the National Supply Co. 16 Hottors 46/6 Breakers Club, John Smith's Bay 1669iw.th.f.s.su.m.tu. Applicants should apply at our main office, gains were traced to the belief Nationai Steel 36% Union Whaling 32/6 on Saturday, July lst, starting that some of the funds from Bra­ Natomas 8% Anglo American 133/8 3 p.m. Swimming, sports, Dutch POSITION WANTED TABLE, 4 Chairs, Imperial Type­ Front Street West, between the hours of 4 zilian government bonds to be CANADIAN STOCKS auction for Winnipeg Flood Relief writer, 12hi. Fibre Wardrobe, and 5 p.m., on 30th June, lst and 3rd July. N.T. Central 11% 5 p.m., on repaid tomorrow be invested Niagara Mohawk Power 20% (noon prices ln dollars) Fund. Bonfire Sing-Song. MIDDLE AGED ENGLISH LADY Electric Iron. Toaster Fans Uni­ in railways. Goldmining shares Bell Telephone 41 1720tf. versal Vacuum Cleaner, Dressing Northwest Airlines 8% desires position of caretaker or followed other stocks relapse. The Building Products 32% Chest. ' Apply "Windy Corner, Ohio Edison 30% companion. Write Box 1705 Bda. tic Co. oil market was slack with prices Canadian Breweries 20% BENCH SAW, 8" or 10"; also Elec- Boaz Island. Pearman, Watlington Ohio Oil 31% Press. usually a little lower. Consolidated Paper 23% tric Jointer, 6" or 8"; must be in 1633*w.f. Pacific Gas and Electric 32% 1705*f.sa.sujn. Front Street West Smelters 97% * good condition. Phone Adams, Pacific Mills 31% Hamilton Holllnger 9-8/10 3804. BLUE MOUNTAIN COFFEE 2 9 Packard Motors 3% 1261tthff. Imperial Oil 25% 1722tf.sa. per lb. See our special prices Pan American Airways 8 on page 5 of this paper. Piggly McCall Frontenac Common 13% MISCELLANEOUS Paramount Pictures 18% Wiggly IN MEMORIAM Patino Mine 8% Noranda 66 1701 »f. Pennsylvania Railroad 14% Sicks 20% UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE, _OfKlX>N BONDS WALLACE NOT READY Slip-covers made to order. MEN'S TERRY CLOTH SPORTS In loving memory of our (closing prices) Henry K. Cox, 'Upholsterer', SHIRTS, all sizes and shades 2% Consols 68% TO COMMENT YET North Shore Road, near Grace Patterson's Dry Goods Store. Som­ Dear Husband and Father New York Slock Market 3% War Loans 92 Church, Pembroke. 9496ftu.eitp. erset. FOR SALE ALEXANDER F. ROSA Funding Loan 4% 106/6 NEW YORK, June 29 (Reuter). 1715+f. NEW YORK*; June 29 (Reuter) who died June 30, 1947. Mr. Henry A. Wallace said today YOUR LIGHT TRUCK must be —A short but damaging burst Of he does not support the attitude insured examined and licensed 150 LAYING HENS, 18 months In our lonely hearts of thinking, selling hit the stock market this Security Council's Action of speakers who criticised United before 1st July. Do it today. old. 20 - each or nearest offer. Thoughts of you are ever near, morning. States intervention in Korea at a Phone 9112 between 8 and 6 p.m. $4 4tsa.eitp God alone knows how much we miss Losses piled up to around "HM," Say Czechs Communist-supported rally last 1680+thl.sa. • you a share before pressure was taken night. TRAVELLING? Get courteous ex- The Following LIVING ROOM, Dining Room, 2 As it ends the third sad year, off the market and a modest come­ PRAGUE, June 29 (Reuter).-— Mr. Wallace was asked to com­ - pert advice. There is no charge Cod gave us strength to bear, back shaped up. ment on President Truman's order for service. Reservations, tickets Bedroom -Suites; Refrigerator: Czechoslovakia today sent a cable Kitchen Cufiboard; 8-in. Circular rtnd courage to fight the blow, The decline followed a series ot similar to Russia's to United Na­ for defence of South Korea with for travel anywhere by air, sea, Buildings and Effects But what is means to lose you dear, sensational performances in the air- and naval forces. rail, motor. Hotel accommodations Saw. Mrs. Vallis, 'phone 1311. tions Secretary-General Trygve 1699*th.f.sa. No one w\ll ever know. market this week, mostly Uaseo Lie declaring the Security Coun He said by telephone from his and siphtseeing. Call at our Front of the with developments in Korea. cil action over Korea ,wr~ il- South Salem, New York, home Street Offlce or phone 2535. Ber- PIANO, Large Radio-P —Sadly missed by wife and Some brokers claimed the mar­ legal." that he was not prepared to do so Reservation Bureau. Used Lumber, Tr ket is likely to behave in a highly now. 587tm.eitp. Glass Partitions. Will .children. erratic fashion, until the Russian Mr. Wallace, who is the Pro­ Ireland Island Cooperative Society ENGRAVING, Jewellery Making, Telephone: 2945-3966 «27i8*f. attitude toward U.S. intervention gressive Party leader and ran as in Korea is a bit clearer. Funeral Notiee a Pres'idenial candidate under that Sign Making in Silver, Copper 1698*th.eitp. are offered for sale, either wholly or in part, banner in 1948 with Communist and Brass. Kempecraft, Darreli g 1950 FORD ANGLIA, 7.000 miles. support, said he had a statement Wharf, Phone 3253. In perfect condition, fully taxed on a competitive basis:— Funeral services for MRS prepared but had decided not to 674tth.eitp. and insured. £290. Apply, 8, ^W"_ make it public for a few days, MADELINE LOUISE CYRIL PALMER—Engraver—has toria Row, Ireland Island. ** »• To dismantle and remove from site Garage BURGESS will take place this "when the issues should become 1703*f.sa.su much clearer." moved to second floor, 'Mercury (zinc weathered sides) afternoon at St John's Church, House' Front Street, Telephone TWO CHESTS DRAWERS, *5 To dismantle and remove from site Building Pembroke, at 3 o'clock. The 2945. each. Two small Tables, 15/- approx. 35' x 30', corr. iron covered; with cortege will leave Albert J. U.S. llBARGO ON 882+sa.eitp. each. All in new condition. Phone ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — 3551. shop front effect. Glass damaged. Build­ Perinchief's Funeral Parlours 1704*f. ing in good repair. at 2.40 o'clock. EXPORTS TO N. KOREA Enquiries treated confidentially. Write Hamilton Group P.O. Box ONE - HUNDRED • GALLON Shelving and Counter Show Cases STOCKHOLM, June 29 (Reu­ 130. TANKS—Galvanized, nfw with Counters (Teak) ter).—The American charge d' 935+tu.eitp. Brass Tap. £7-12-0. Piggly affaires, Mr. Hugh Cummings, to­ Wiggly- Tables—circular and Chairs—wire framed We Offer day informed the Swedish For­ BOATBUILDING — Place your 1700*f. (suitable for garden use) eign Office that the United States order now. For full informa­ had put an embargo on all exports tion call In or phone Ambard & ZEISS-IKON CAMERA, Super Ik- Dayton Weighing Machine to North Korea. Company Ltd. Mill. Dial 1023 or onta, "B" Tessar f 2.S lens. Built FOR SALE 3804 in France, Finder and automatic Ice Box Show Case and Unit 1161+s eitp Bacon Slicer wind, with case, lens hood, adapt­ BERMUDA and West Indies er portra lens and fix filters, sol- Sausage Machine Stamps bought and . sold. — enrid and bracket for flash, Nikor 3 in No: Safes (2 in No combinations) A Very Desirable Stamp Shop, Reid Hall Building developing tank. A bargain at FOR SALE Hamilton. £50. Knudson's Camera Store. Burroughs Adding Machine 1191tm. eitp. I702*fsa Remington Rand Typewriter Lot COURSES in Electrical and Mech­ PUMPS— Semi-rotary, brass good Filing—Drawers Cabinet anical Engineering, Automo­ bildge pump*, li'*. •_•*& Somer­ in residential section, of biles, and its allied fields. A. M. set Cash Store. Dail 813! Shelf Cabinet Warwick to Approved Purchaser Vokes, I.C.S. Representative, 17l2tf. 3 in No: Cash Registers North Street. Overlooking playing fields 1683tth f ELECTRIC WOOD PLANERS. Coco-Cola Water Cooler Young Trott & Co. Ltd Phone •oi Warwfck Academy Desirable Lot 1032. .. k 2 in No: Ice Cream Cabinets Public and the DON'T PAY BIG MONEY For in Fairylands Small Service. Get a fast heat, mitt 2 in No: Water Heaters (12 gallons) Little Sound water heater. Frith's Hardware. 2 in No: Bicycles (carried) 1718tl Area approximately 3/4ths Approx. 100' x 150' One Delivery Van (covered, rubber 1*f*jred) Auction Sale Landscaped and Terraced PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSUlT- of an acre ANCE provides benefits for bod­ Electrie Motors ily injury, death. Consult Ber­ Meat Saw RECHT BUI-DING with muda Fire and Marine Insurance Drive 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Priee: £1350 25 Foot Right-of-Way Company. Butche^gJMeat Block 171SW. Desk Kneehole or near offer to Water t GET A NEW SLANT ON LIFE Carefully 2 in No:'©esk Chairs Mortgage can be arranged as you bank around the Islands Porcelain Sink TODAY Pries £1,500 Bermuda Air Tours. Phone 4699. APPLY mow. The life you SAVE The above can be viewed daily at the store WAITING FOR THE FERRY? Vis­ or evening by appointment. Phone 8186. it Bermuda Work Ekchange, Dar­ may be your OWN Kitson tic Company, Ltd. flitcroft & Lightbourn, Ltd. M. A. Gibbons, Limited reU's Whaff. AB*8!e*|_es, cedar sov- ajgHjftH 12711 tf.' Mercury House Hamilton enirs, children's clothes. MtiW. _, .eaegiMeee—e JL? —fljIUWH—IIIU maOBmtmi III 'mmmicix^sSaBmMttm w »trniwa&mmaimnm^m~^^ ———