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VOL. 19—NO. 102 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939 3D PER COPY-^40/- PER ANNUM HITLER, IN MAY DAY SPEECH, DISCLAIMS DESIRE FOR WAR
CHANCELLOR SAYS EOTERPRISESI^™/*™! NAVY & ARMY EXERCISE [IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT I HITLER'S SPEECH LEAVES THEY SAY PLANNED FO^TOMORROW| f CHRIST CHURCH | EUROPE STILL IN DOUBT That there is an awful game of poker NEED YEARS FOR COMPLETION I „, „. ~ . , going on in Europe. A 24-Hour Mobilisation of Refugee Child_Christened | World Opinion Is Marshalled * # * I Railway Given Continuation That at that game one joker is bad Some of Volunteer Forces The refugee couple who, travelling Against Him If War Comes enough. in A t . «r. i i„ „ mm • J °f Tax Relief to Mar. '41 I from Liverpool to South America * * * A combined exercise between the were put ashore here some weeks That in the present game Duces The three measures which were Royal Navy and local Volunteer ago in view of the arrival of a child BY EMIL HAVAS are wild. 1 Am Arming With All My Means up for consideratior. yesterday in units is to be held over a period of to them, resumed their journey Hitler's speech has not clarified the House of Assembly all had their about 24 hours commencing to today on the "Orbita." They had the situation. It is very certain That even the shed-wireless operators share of supporters and opponents morrow (Wednesday) morning at arrived, knowing nothing of the Eng from Hitler's speech that he was are a bit chary just now. —"We Must Be Prepared to Defend in as. heavy a debate as has taken 11 o'clock, the object of the exercise lish language, as to an isle of weep reading a carefully prepared docu- * * * place for some time. There was no being to test what is known as the ing: they left with other tears in ment, and that what he had written That local news is conspicuous by its gallery to witness the proceedings, examination service—the organisa their eyes, gladness and gratitude he must read; there was little of the absence. * * * Our Rights," Highlights of Address which were topped off by the motion tion by which, in time of war, all suffused with regret. extemporaneousness with which he That the cynic says this is a good of Mr. Misick that motor lorries vessels calling at Bermuda are board They had come from their home usually induces mass hysteria in | sign, be removed from the roads and his ed and examined before being allow in Vienna where the husband was a his German listeners. That there is a real demand for the To German Youth statement a few minutes later: ed to proceed up-channel. shoe merchant and the wife a pian One of the most interesting points revival of the Agricultural Exhi BERLIN, May 1 (CP).—Hitler disclaimed his desire "I knew perfectly well when I made Warships of the America and West ist of distinction giving recitals—but to me, a former citizen of Czecho bition. . the motion that there was very little Indies Squadron of the Royal Navy slovakia, was his reference to the * * * for war today shortly after telling more than 100,000 a Jewess. Such compulsory travel likelihood of that particular motion will act as merchant vessels for the lers must travel penniless. destruction of that Republic, or j That everyone is willing to help—ex- members of German youth organisations that they going through." Mr. Misick said purposes of the exercise, which is Fellow voyagers on the ship from such of it as had been left over from cept perhaps the Legislature, "must be prepared to conquer and to win our rights and he made the motion to test the to be conducted by the Naval Com Liverpool put a sum into the hands the Munich Conference. * * * sincerity of some members on the mander-in-Chief, Vice-Admiral Sir of the shipping agent to aid in the Hitler said the destruction of That the experts are all wondering if necessary to defend them/' The Chancellor was question of motor cars in Bermuda. Sidney J. Meyrick. His Excellency unexpected charges caused by their Czecho-Slovakia was not at variance whether the World's Fair will help speaking to the Reich's "brawn and brain" workers and One hour and fifteen minutes were the Governor, General Sir Reginald | ^embarkment And his few co with the Munich Agreement, which or hinder Bermuda tourist trade, consumed in a rehashed debate Hildyard, is expected to witness part hit out in the second of his two May Day addresses at the religionists on the island quickly the German press has often charac- * * * on the Bermuda Railway Company of the exercise. found their way to them. terised as being of a "dynamic That if that doesn't the situation in charges that Germany desires war and asserted that "we ! Bill, which eventually passed its The forces taking part, in addition Many others extended human character;" to Hitler the invasion j Europe will. love peace. I have enough grounds to want peace to second reading. Another hour was to the naval ships' crews, are the sympathy and gifts, for the human I| U1of ^^u-oiuvtuuCzecho-Slovakiaa was a natural taken up -in. debating the proposed Bermuda Militia Artillery, the Ber heart at its best can always laugh se*uel t0 the Munich Conference, That business only comes to those mplete the enterprises that need ten to twenty years." agricultural survey, and the balance muda Volunteer Engineers', and a who go after it. at the barriers which a foreign lan MENACED GERMANY Hitler said that "international agitators were work- of the time was devoted to the ques small party of the Bermuda Volun guage erects. Samuel Pepys Teucer tion of whether Bermuda sj-hsuld teer Rifle Corps, who will be at St. in the "Royal Gazette and Colonist," Czecho-Slovakia, , he shouted, men- That the condition of horses is caus have motor lorries. The sitting last M igainst Germany with all their means, and I am George's and act as the boarding i j , , • ^ , ., aced Germany and it was necessary ing a good deal of concern to visi ed three and a half hours. jermany with all my means." He was loudly party. had awakened interest as to whether ' AIBIASOBO,I,> . tors. irn Mr. Toddings, who was in charge, The B.M.A. and B.V.E. will be the first-born child to this couple He said that after the speech of auded. Even while Hitler was delivering these ad- opened the debate on the Bermuda stationed, in skeleton parties, at in flight, without friends and with M. Pierre Cot, French Air Minister, That unfortunately residents grad Railway Bill by stating that the s his various diplomatic experts were pressing their the gun battery at St. David's Island, out prospects, from Europe's gayest,.. , ually get accustomed to conditions. Railway preferred to have tax exemp •Z I* T -n *v. i **. ^, i ]vakit waa s existeabsoluteld fory thcleae purposr Czecho-Sloe of an- :rts to isolate Poland in the attempt to make her yield with the Engineers in charge of capital to La Paz the lofty and lonely I . _ tion up to the 31st of March, 1941, searchlights and communications. capital of Bolivia, would be a boy attack on the German economic j That since motor traffic is banned (!). D the German demands. instead of the 31st of December, This is the first time the recently- or a girl. centre. horse traffic should be beyond re 1940. augmented Volunteer Engineer unit The child, a son, was born on Hitler recited figures of the ar proach. German Government today Mr. Smith was opposed to granting has been mobilised for as long as Easter Sunday which the parents maments he found in Czecho-Slo- * * * ipon the May Day celebrations the exemption. He considered that 24-hours, and employers are asked I vakia on its seizure: 1,600 aiiplanes fy the Reich and strengthen GERMAN-POLISH CLASH greeteLast d Sundayas a happ, at yth omene mornin. g wor-' That the increase in noise in Hamil if private individuals had to pay I to co-operate by allowing employees 1,600 heavy cannon, 110,000 machine- tensive against '"international ship in the Scots Presbyterian ton is disturbing. taxes there was no reason why the who belong to the unit to have time guns, etc. etc. p." The Chancellor told 132,- REPORTED IN SILESIA church in Warwick, the child was Berm.uda Railway Company should off. The B.V.E. will parade at the I am very happy to know that the That presently it will be a menace to ung men not to place their baptized Peter Samuel Bermudez not. He was in favour of a subsidy Smith's Hill H.Q. at 8.15 a.m. tomor best airplanes he did not receive our reputation for peace and quiet. the slogans riiat are posi- Tesinsky. After the reading of the instead. row. are those in countries not friendly our peoples and seeking to Polish Reaction to Hitler's Old Testament lesson—that moving Mr. J. E. P. Vesey concurred in I o to Hitler. us." He said the "world Thst the pessimist say's it ain't goin' Mr. Smith's view, and he made a chapter which records how another Hitler spoke, too, about the Czecho of rights, hut for long years Offer; Russian Pledge Asked to rain no more. motion that the exemption be Jewess Hagar, driven into the wilder slovak people now nice, serious, ied them to us. Our national granted to December 31. ness with her infant son, also found hard-working people. This des ction has put an end to this WARSAW, Monday—(CP. An PERSONAL AND That he is wrong. Mr. Cox was of the opinion that it that God gives 'beauty for ashes, cription is very interesting after It is you who will terminate other German-Polish clash was le- was preferable to continue the pres- the oil of joy for mourning"—the his speeches before— that the Czecho litely. Others are not think- ported here today as the Press express- That it is raining eve: lere except ed the conviction that Colonel Beck, er-t practice rather than to grant SOCIAL minister, the Rev. J. W. Purves, re slovaks were bolsheviks who would giving our people their vital the Polish Foreign Minister, will the Railway Company a subsidy, ceived the parents and child at the { "bolshevise" Europe. If someday they try to attack Ir 1938 baptismal font. not limit himself to a mere rejection I - the Company imported goods Czecho-Slovakia is swallowed, but That the Spence Memorial erty, the youth which stands Prince and Princess Kyril Scher- He had already explained to the und will of German demands on Poland when to the value of £15,154, on which the it is not digested, and I am sure be closed very shortly. me will become millions of batow whose marriage took place in congregation the special nature of befo: he addresses Parliament this week. duty was £2,255. The world will fail as it al- New York City last week, are spend the service, how many gifts in kind Continued on Page 6 A number of Poles are reported to Mr. Butterfield stated that he was That anyone wishing to subscribe s failed, thanks to German ing their honeymoon at "Hightime," and money for the child had come —O— have been beaten and injured by a director of the Company but he should do so promptly. South Shore. The Princess is the unsolicited, how the first gift of all Nazis in a clash which occurred in did not propose to vote on the Bill. FIRE SWEEPS OVER MOST cipating in the demonstra- former Mrs. Adelaide Sedgwick Mun- had been at the suggestion of the the town of Oppeln in German He was under the impression that the ere units of youth, aviation roe of New York. Sunday School ("a little child shall ROTARY CLUB MEETS Silesia. Violence flared when the profit and loss statements of the OF PEMBROKE MARSH lead them") and that that would Continued on Page 12 director of a Polish theatrical troupe Company were so distributed that TODAY Miss Nancy Norton of Chichester, be presented as part of the bap was clubbed by Nazis. members knew the condition of the Sussex, and Miss Rosalind Benson of tismal service. A group of Poles who had planned Company. He did not favour a sub Depleted Brigade on Scene The speaker at the weekly luncheon CONSCRIPTION PLAN TO Thorpeness, Suffolk, returned to Speaking in the German language I to attend the performance of the sidy as he felt it might lead to trouble England via New York in the Queen for Nearly Two Hours of the Rotary Club, will be Mr. troupe attempted to aid the director in the future. he addressed the parents, convey Bruce Fahnstock, who will give a AFFECT 200,000 IN U.K. of Bermuda yesterday. Miss Norton ing to them the sympathy of the and were also attacked, the despatch He pointed out that over £900.000 and Miss Benson have been staying talk on his "Two-and-a-half-years Christian heart of Bermuda, and A good deal of Pembroke Mars voyage through the South Seas in the said. was put into the railway, and if the with Vice Admiral Sir Sidney J. wai then administered the Sacrament of involved in £ fire which rage 65 ft. schooner 'Director' ". General Stasys Rastikiss, Com- railway were not established some Meyrick and Lady Meyrick at Ad r France Prepares to Build Up Baptism. The Aaronic blessing was | f° mander-ir-Chief of the Lithuanian other form of transportation, such miralty House. a couple of hours yesterds His articles appeared for two years sung by the choir. Then two little Air Force Quickly Army, arrived here today in response | as motor cars, would probably have * * * morning and resulted in four engines in the Herald Tribune. Also an to a personal invitation from Marshal been introduced. He was of the girls, one white, one coloured, came and 35 men of the Hamilton Vol article in the "Yachting" magazine Mr. E. F. Darrell of Stonington, down the aisle each carrying on a Monday (CP>—Fifty Edward Smigly-Rydz, Poland's opinion that even if all the fixed unteer Fire Brigade turning out. and the National Geographic maga Connecticut, who has been visiting cedar plate an envelope containing and young men will be called strong man. charges in the way of bonds were The alarm was telephoned to the zine. his brother, Mr. Richard Darrell, at the gift. The mother kissed them e colours as soon as Parliament Domestic quarters placed particu wiped out the railway could not Fire Station at 10.05 a.m. by Mrs. Members are reminded that this "Norwood," Pembroke, for the past both. The minister presented the Hilton Young, and the Brigade re-j j i Nomination Day for officers s the Government's compulsory lar significance on Rastikiss' talks make any money. few weeks, left yesterday in the s a so P German New Testament he used in|P°rtea "aalnl clear"' at 1m2 noonnoon. I and directors for the ensuing year. military training bill, it was disclos here, since they follow closely the Mr. North said he was told that "Queen." the baptismal service, the first Ger- Tlle w°rk oi lhe Brigade was con- The meeting starts at 12.30 p.m. ed tonight when the terms of the recent visit paid by General Johna the amount of duty which the Com Among other Bermudians who Laidonner, Commander-in-Chief of pany were relieved of was more than man book he had owned, being a gift cerned chiefly with seeing that the prompt at the New Windsor Hotel. proposed legislation was made pub- sailed yesterday for New York were from his mother at Christmas 1890. fire did n°t get completely out of lic. the Estonian Army. the £1,700 mentioned on a previous Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Rounthwaite, o day and that he was glad Mr. Cox The German hymn for the Christ hand. For an hour or so the tinder- The plan applies to 200,000 20-year- BERLIN, Monday—(CP)—Reports Mr. Vincent Frith and Mr. Sydney lik made his statement. He reiterated Child, •'StiUe Nacht, Heilige Nacht," i likee growth on the marsh blazed Second Performance of old men, but they will be called up of alleged Polish-German border in Spurling. * * * fiercely, that the railway should never have was sung in its English translation but no property was im- during the next 12 months in cidents reaching Berlin added tense Mrs. Robertson Ward of New mediately threatened. been built. with very deep feeling and tender "Lilies of the Field" batches. They must undergo six ness to the uncertain period since Canaan, Connecticut, and her At the moment the Fire Brigade Mr. Wilkinson pointed out that ness by the large congregation. months of intensive training for Hitler's speech on Friday. daughters, the Misses Nancy and is conducting a recruiting cam the Bermuda Transportation Com A strange enough assortment— The Community Players tinder the the regular army and then join the Patricia MorriU, returned yesterday paign, just over 30 members having In Polish Upper Silesia Germans strangers on a strange isle, a Re direction of Mrs. Eleanor Brass territorial force for three and a half pany was subsidized to the extent of and have joined Mr. Ward at "Green- been struck off the list of members charged that their countrymen had Catholic father, a Jewish mother, will present the "Lillies of the Field" years. £900 per annum, which he considered dale," Paget. as a result of a recent decision to been subjected to constant insults their child baptized in a Church of by John Hastings Turner for the It will be the first time that Brit against the Interests of the railway. * * * treat the Brigade as a "first-line and maltreatment during the last Scotland building carrying among second time in Morgan's Hall, War ain has applied conscription in time Considerable time was taken up Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Weir of Pitts unit" in the event of war. This ten days. German language news his names that of Bermudez, the wick Academy, on May 12th. The play of peace, and it is part of a general in the preparation of suggested burgh, Pa., arrived yesterday in the has meant that members of the papers especially were the objects parents' grateful acknowledgement which met with success on its pre plan to build up a land force of a amendments relative to the expiry Queen of Bermuda and are staying local volunteer forces, such as the of attack, it was stated. that among the kingdoms of the sentation in Pembroke Sunday School million men by the end of the year. date. Mr. Dill wanted to make at their home, "Donaghmore," in B.V.R.C., cannot serve in the Rifle earth, through so many of which some weeks ago contains excellent There are two bills, one dealing the expiry date at the close of the Tucker's Town. Corps and the Fire Brigade, and as REACTION TO GERMAN DEMANDS they were travelling to La Paz ("The comedy which is ably carried off by with conscription and the other calendar year, so as to avoid any com * * * many members of the Brigade be plications with Parish Vestries in Peace") they had also touched the the players. permitting the nation to mobilise LONDON, Monday— (CP) — Lord Lieutenant and Mrs. John Law long to the territorials the Brigade's connection with their taxation. After Kingdom of God.—(Contributed.) _o secretly. Halifax placed Poland's reaction to rence sailed yesterday in the "Queen" ranks have been depleted. considerable discussion the House At present, Britain can call re-1 Hitler's speech before the Cabinet for New York. Lieutenant Lawrence finally decided that the expiry date serves to the colours only by Royal today and was reliably reported to will return in a few days and Mrs. Forget-Me-Not Day to be CONTENTS proclamation and attendant pub have said that British negotiations would he March 31, 1941. Lawrence will spend six weeks in BERMUDA GARDEN CLUB licity. The Government is seeking with Russia were making excellent Mr. North was the chief objector Washington, D.C. Held on Saturday Page power to enable the ministers in progress. to the Agriculture Resolve to provide * * * Tho Committee of the Bermuda Cable News 1 charge of the Navy, Army and Air The Cabinet is said to have agreed for a survey. He stated that "the Mr. Alfred R. Glancy of Detroit, On Saturday the Bermuda War Garden Club has a number of small TheySay 1 Force to call up reserves without on the terms of the conscription hill agricultural community or the Michigan, and "Willow Bank," Som Veterans' Association are holding sums of money in their possession In the House 1 thinking men that are engaged in erset, left yesterday in the Atlantic their annual Remembrance Day, .lie notification, when they are |for iaf"^ 20-year-old men or six representing prizes awarded at the Hitler's Speech 1 needed in the national interest. months' training, and to have re Continued on Page 6 Clipper for New York. and as usual forget-me-nots will be recent show which have net been Editorials 2 This power is to extend for three viewed Arab reaction to new British * * * on sale in aid of the funds of the | claimed to date Personal and Social 2 years and must then be renewed. proposals concerning the future of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clifton Burke Association. These prize winners are requested Letters to the Editor 2 The Government is prepared for Palestine. SPENCE MEMORIAL Jr. of Plainfield, N.J., are spending Every penny collected goes to the to call at the Golden Gate, Reid DiaryofS.P.T 2 their honeymoon at "Clebrig Cot special fund created to take care a general argument with Eire over Polish reaction to Hitler's offer Street, as soon as convenient to Cross Word Puzzle 3 tage," Paget. Mrs. Burke is the for of War Veterans who are in need of conscription. The law will not be concerning Danzig and the Polish obtain the awards as in the event The Glory of Britain 3 Subscription List mer Emily Josephine Schweizer, the organisation's assistance, and applied to Northern Ireland save by Corridor were transmitted to London of their being unclaimed by Saturday- RadioNews 8 daughter of Mrs. David Dows of New the organisers hope that there willl order in council, but Irishmen work- from Warsaw by the British Am- May 6th it has been decided to donate According to Culbertson 6 To amount acknowledged £329 10 York City and Glen Head, Long Is- be a ready response on the part of those remaining to the Club Exhibit Continued on Page 12 Stock Quotations 11 C;nlinued on Page 12 Old Colony Club 10 0 I land. the public. at the New York .World's Fair. Steamship and Mail 11 Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DALUi TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939.
VIEWS AND RE-VIEWS anfc (Ealrmist Satlg ^he Salary RESULTS OF THE "PETTY'S" INCORPORATING of Under this heading we intend publishing the views and re-views of our readers. Pub ENGLISH FOOTBALL .ME ROYAL GAZETTE (EsTAB. T828) lication does not imply that these views are in accord with our editorial policy and we Piaijljmtap .MB COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS (ESTAB. 1866) SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER reserve the right to refuse publication should a communication not be of general COMPETITION PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY interest or be couched in improper or discourteous language. All communications should be accompanied by the name and address of writer though not necessarily for publication. THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. At my accounts this day but Lord THREE SHOWS — 2.45,7.30 & 9.30 P.M. GAMES PLAYED ON SATURDAY, DUD »TREET. HAMILTON knows how I fare in the financial APRIL 29th, 1939. A. M. PURCELL world seeing an a man has money he MANAGING EDITOR is likely to lose it all by reason of Skating Rinks Wanted The Blemish FIRST PRIZE (11 Goals) £30. 0. 0 $&§3S3SS8!8 47—71 SUBSCRIPTION RATES the mad armament race now being LOCALI-ONI YEAR 40/- SIX MONTHS £v run all over the world, and as he April 29. 1939. "THE SECOND PRIZE (10 Goals) £1. 11. 3 FOREIGN!—TO UNITED STATES ANO CANADA hasn't any he is likely to lose even • 12.00 PER YEAR. TO GREAT BRITAIN. B0»- Paget, Each PER YEAR that which he hath not. April 29th, 1939. To the Editor, ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE So I obey the scriptures and take Dear Mr. Editor, Royal Gazette & Colonist Daily, MAD 3—47 18—47 43—47 47—68 no anxious thought of tomorrow. Don't you think the children of 47—75 47—82 51—71 52—71 TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939 Dear Sirs, * * * Bermuda should have places to THIRD PRIZE (9 Goals) 5/- each Tc golf this weekend and a rare skate, as it does not look nice on the Although we have spent only about MISS ENGLISH TRAVEL time spent with a doughty opponent roads and is apt to frighten the four aggregate months here, we love 3—51 3—52 3—71 10—47 who was foolish enough to act as horses? Bermuda in many Ways. Here you 11—47 14—47 15—47 17—47 my hospitable host at lunch before seem to have found what to us seems It is perhaps, generally, though It will be a very good opportunity MANTON" 18—51 18—52 18—71 23—47 the game. For his hospitality is an ideal pace and as long as we have BARBARA regretfully, conceded that English for the children to have a little HENRY 31—47 37—47 43—51 43—52 greater than his experience at a fes vacations we shaU go on having them STANWYCK travel to Bermuda has by no means bit of fun. I know all the children FONDA 43—71 44—47 47—67 47—70 tive board and he lingers so long at here. rM? reached the proportions expected will agree with me and that more 47—72 47—77 47—78 47—87 the table that I perceived that the or desired by those who warmly chidren will be able to learn. ' One thing there is, however, that Two of the screen's most versatile players! 51—68 51—75 51—82 52—68 game would soon be mine. So that supported the attempt to attract it I think the government should at makes me feel faint with anger and 52—75 52—82 it falls out that for the first time in •some years ago. least put up two roller skating rinks that is the treatment of the horses. A new kind of Murder-mystery Love Story .... my golfing career I win a game even So many times now we have seen 1020ttU. The reason for this is, to a large one for the coloured and one for though Old Man Par beats me by a them, whipped and lashed at, fall extent, because in those early days the white. Come and laugh through your exciting fears! prodigious score. on the slippery hills down which their of publicity in England, far too much I think it would be a very good * * * drivers compel them to rush. stress was laid on the luxury of the idea, as there are so many keen I would like to whip them and the DO THIS Bermuda tourist trade. We were I have ever observed that more skaters in this little island. owners of some of the liveries just a represented as the playground of fortunate diarists than I receive for I am sure you will agree with me, half as many times as those beasts FOR A COLD millionaires brought here by luxury their columns many contributions and hope you will take it in hand. are stung, and even that seems too liners costing millions of pounds. from their readers, a simple aid in The modern way to ease a cold Thank you, good for them. Our hotels were described as mira filling a column. is: Two Bayer Aspirin tablets the mo I should think it is about time that cles of magnificence, and our pur Indeed some of the American col Sincerely, ment you feel a cold coming on. suits were said to be such as become umnists, so I arn credibly informed, the men who are at the base of this Repeat A needed, according to dir only a leisured class with an utter could fill a page daily as they used all A KEEN SKATER. thing learned that by such incidents ections in box. indifference to cash values. the copy sent in by aspiring writers. they lose not only the respect but the ° Yet this day I did receive the fol business of many people like our At the same time, ii you have One story alone will suffice to lowing story which I will not vouch selves who can't bear to witness the At 8.00 p.m. sore throat, crush and dissolve three illustrate this point. We happen to for though my correspondent is a things we must if we take a carriage. BAYER tablets in one-third glass know that it was humourously man of rare parts and wide know Action Needed I won't take one for any reason, BUCK JONES of water And gargle with this mix intended but, though written many ledge. simply because of that. How many Famous Western star and his horse ture twice. years ago, it still persists and is re fares do good drivers lose because of The Bayer Aspirin you take inter hashed every time Bermuda makes "Reading in my Editor's paper of a ~""H Silver 22 April, 1939. bad ones? nally will act to combat the fever the front page in English newspapers. thirsty parishioner in a London in and ease the pains which usually church reminds me of a tale of good To the Editor It behooves someone to start some It actually featured in the accompany colds. The gargle will Parson Meckay's days. It was Eas Royal Gazelte & Colonist Daily. education about this matter, and I the Cavalier disaster. ter Day in the Parish Church of St. hope for their own sakes the drivers a provide almost instant relief from s vivid description of Ber- James' Sandys and the people were themselves do it soon. Dear Sir: BOSS OF LONELY t was stated • that a small at Communion Service. Speechless anesthetic on the irritated throat rish was worth A'5,000,000; with righteous indignation Parson Your editorial of Saturday should Sincerely yours, y American millionaires at- Mackay saw one fellow of the baser create a response that will result VALLEY" he Church and the smallest sort, a sparing and infrequent wor Mrs. E. E. Fairchild, Jr. in unbounded addition to the beauty tion to the offertory was shipper, completely drain the cup 'Stowoways' Bringing you thrills and adventure in true Western of these Islands. batm when given to him. He thereupon Paget. style! a gross exaggeration. told the sexton to tell the offender to Action is required. i, as we have said, t persists like see him, the rector, in the vestry after There must be an existing board some insidious disease. service. As the people were leaving to undertake the supervision of the WAR VETERANS SEE FILM At 9.15 p.m. Yet at this particular time there the church the sexton said to the necessary spade work required. How appears to be good reason for believ man, in a voice full of meaning, is the impetus to be given? By pe OF ARMISTICE DAY 14th Chapter "Wild Bill Hickok" BAYER ASPIRIN ing that provided the aforementioned "Canon Mackay wants to see you in tition, word of mouth, or a stream impression of expensive travel can the vestry." Not stopping in his hasty of letters to your good medium. At 9.35 p.m. FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES Now that you have opened the gates be dispelled, England might provide exit from the church, the man re Entertainment Arranged by BERMUDA GENERAL AGENCY a very useful complement to our plied, "Can't stop, tell him I'll be do not let them be closed till action tourist trade. back next Easter Sunday." has been taken and the good work Mr. G. Chambers last Friday Whether the World's Fair will started. Could you run a line a day I "THE RAT" H How women in their 40's add to or subtract from our usual | in an important position "We want Moving pictures of the Armistice summer trade is still uncertain. the school children to know flowers Day celebrations last year, with Starring Can Attract lien But it is obvious that the unrest in and beauty." Could you start a particular reference to activities of Europe will seriously affect resorts fund for seeds and bulbs? No matter the War Veterans' Association and ANTON WALLBROOK s good advice for a Trema n during SECURITY BROKERS what the method please do give of hange (usually fro m 38 to 52), usually patronised by the English their band, were shown to an appre whoi ears she'll lose her a ppealtomen, traveller, and there is good reason EXTEND FACILITIES your time and brains to the end that ciative audience of about 150 at the A gripping romance that begins in the dives of Pans who worries about hot ?. ashes, loss of to hope that much of it might be all schools have some garden like the Bermuda War Veterans' Association pep, dizzy spells, upset nerves and Abbott, Proctor & Paine, members Gilbert Institute. mood y spells. diverted here. headquarters on Friday night. The FLATTS VILLAGE THEATRE Tii* t get more fresh ai r, 8 hrs. sleep To this end the Trade Development I 0oIf Tnth< e New York Stock Exchange, The writer will be happy to aid entertainment was arranged by Mr. [ ' vou need a reliable "WOMAN'S" tonic take Lydia E. Pin kham's Vege- Board are seriously considering an | whose main office is located at 120 with such donation as you ask for "Gerry" Chambers, through whose Compound, made < "DAWN PATROL" 0 extension of their publicity and Broadway, New York City, have to help. Start the ball rolling. good offices a complete photogrtp'nc •women. It helps Nature b uUdupphys i' advertising in the Mother Country. become the New York corre Thinking Fathers and Mothers will record of Armistice Day had been cal r esistance. thus hel]i s give more "THANKS FOR THE MEMORY" vivac ity to enjoy life an. 1 assist calm- But this will be ineffective with spondent of Thatcher & Company, do the same. spliced together to make a single ing ji out the co-operation of all con- Hamilton, Bermuda. It is believed And now to the second wail. If I film. toms that often acco that this new connection will afford Also 12th Chapter 'Wild Bill Hickok" OI III we are a tourist resort let us at Mr. • 'Hambers obtained the loan Coir.c o'un'd is WELL WC RTH tryir to the clients of Thatcher & Com ma- least deserve the trade. If we talk of a number of films and had copies rtant! There's no substitute : pany even greater facilities than D*S Compound. So demand and i t to of white roofs let us have them. of these made, supplementing them hing but the original and genuii 'Onlj th( y have enjoyed in the past. Why not have the authorities dealing with films of his own. The result Ab )ott. Proctor & Paine holds mem- with the matter ask the Imperial I was an enjoyable treat for the Vet- i ships on most of the important Airways to pal it the roof white? erans, who saw themselves "in act arity and commodity exchanges Why not have :hat red hotel roof ion" as others saw them. Mr. '.'ham m t:h e United States, including the painted white? Why not have the bers, with a flash of war-time hum our, had styled his film "The Great ; travel Nev,? York Curb Exchange; New York waterfront as a tractive as our Is- Cot ton Exchange: New York Coffee land? Why not oally have a planned est Show on Earth." greater c ir, and and "sugar Exchange: New York development of the natural beauty A musical accompaniment wa | rges o: Cocoa Exchange; New York Produce so that in the erd all may say "Beauty played by Mr. J. Thome as the film might Exchange; Commodity Exchange, without blemish." was run off. to all Inc.: Board of Trade of the City of The programme was completed Chicago; Chicago Stock Exchange Yours faithfully, by sound pictures projected through Annual H and the Chicago Mercantile Ex Mr. David Knudsen's projector, as change. Furthermore, outside of ROOTER No. 1 FOR BEAUTY WITH well as by colour movies taken here the United States they hold member OUT BLEMISH. bv Mr. Knudsen. "QUEEN" BRINGS 560 ships on the Montreal Curb Market; Bargain Sale the Canadian Commodity Exchange, Among the passengers who arrived Inc.; the Winnipeg Grain Exchange in the S.S. "Queen of Bermuda". and the United Sugar Terminal Mar commencing yesterday were the following: ket Association of London. They Mr. and Mrs. Williams Adams Kis- operate 26 branch offices in the COLONY THEATRES sam; Prince and Princess Kyril Sher- United States and Canada, having Wednesday, Hay 3rd batow; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Owen; offices in such important cities as I Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Burke, Jr.; Mis. Boston, Mass.; Buffalo, NY.; Cleve A. C. Gurney; Mrs. E. Curtis; Mi. and land. Ohio; Richmond, Norfolk and MGM PICTURES (For Cash only) Mrs. H. S. Gardner; Mr. and Mrs. Roanoke, Va., and Montreal, Canada. T. A. Lyons; Mr. and Mrs. S. Knigh They have correspondents in Chi ton; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Quillinan; cago, 111.; Detroit, Mich.; and Minne LADIES' MEN'S Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith; Judge apolis and St. Paul, Minnesota. They Tuesday, May 2nd H. G. Cochrane; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. also maintain correspondent ar SWEATERS SPORT JACKETS jviac'Jreerj ; Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Se- rangements in London, England ledee; Mr, and Mrs, T, A. Weather- and Amsterdam, Holland, as well as MASONIC HALL TOWN HALL JACKETS SHIRTS ley; Mr. and Mrs. W. Farrlngton, operate a wire system in eastern Somerset St. George's COATS SOCKS of New York. Canada. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Washburn; Thatcher & Company will hence 8.15 p.m. 8.00 p.m. BATHING SUITS TOP COATS Dr. and Mrs. Robert White; Mr. and forth be able to serve its customers Mrs. Charles Hart; Mr. and Mrs. in all these markets either by hand Many of the above items are from broken ranges Jay Embich; Mr. and Mrs. Luis Weil; ling orders directly through Abbott, MYSTERY—THRILLS!!! WHAT A SHOW!!! Mr. R. W. Janney; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Proctor & Paine, or on a give-up Two in One! greatly reduced to clear before annual stocktaking. McHugh; Mr. and Mrs. Philip But basis to other firms. Who is the Umbrella Man! ler; Miss N. F. Glynn; Mrs. R. Leo- "CAPTAINS hard ; Mr. Warren Motley, of Boston. -LONDON BY From other cities came, Mr. and NIGHT" COURAGEOUS" all sales final Mrs. Chas. W. Miller; Misses M. and in a grand double show and T. Leonard; Mr. Wm. Shea; Rev. TURKEY SUPPER TONIGHT NO EXCHANGES. NO REFUNDS. Fr. Harmon; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. with Terrill; Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Weir; At the Pembroke Sunday School, LAUREL & HARDY "TEST PILOT" Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson; Mrs. Henry from 6 to 8 p.m. today, there will be a in a screaming farce Show will finish in time to Ross; Miss Ruth Ross; Judge and turkey supper given by the St. John's *7 allow patrons to catch 12.10 Mrs. Alex McLeod; Mr. and Mrs. J. Guild in aid of their funds. U SWISS MISS train. Roland Rooke; Mrs. Ellen Bauer; This is a popular event and should Pease note the Time. Miss Vera Bauer; Miss Agnes Griffin; attract a large company. Thursday— Miss Helen Griffin; Miss Ollie Jen "ARSENE LUPIN sen ; Mrs. A. H. Wiltsie; Mr. and Mrs. RETURNS" George J. Clark; Mr. George J. A. McKenzie; Miss C. McKenz'e; iEttgltslj sports Clark, Jr.; Mr. Charles Clark, III; Miss Florence Bartlett; Miss June Thursday— Miss A. M. Call; Mrs. A. J. Horrigan; Meacham; Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Queen Street Miss Clare Horrigan; Mr. and Mrs. Evans; Miss Edward S. Twitchell; Next Week— "BAD GUY" J. W. Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Alwin Miss Constance Twitchell; Mrs. E. E. "A YANK AT OXFORD" 1017 Crossword Puzzle iBy LARS MORRIS! J TURKEY The sun had not quite ACROSS ANSWER TO 5—Plural suffix: of tfes PREVIOUS PUZZLE nature of gone. There was enough of 1—Source of aluminum 6—Ninth plus one more SUPPER 8—Measured movement, 7—Holds high opinion as in poetry of it yet to see the distant M|E E V ulc E D 8—Order 15—Narcotics inducing A s su D B 9—Oriental magistrate The flag that is L. 6 SUIR E L E o N i N E sleep J 10—Became inanimate Residency, enough light even 16—Portentious T 1 t UA N C N Q G A S 11— Finis POPHAM HALL 27—Behold! A N (; E S 0 D • s M A c K 12—Number REGINALD HILDYARD, Sir Stanley Spurling I don't know that there is a great | COLONIAL Board of Agriculture, deal of explanation which I can add General, Governor And Commander- Agricultural Station to my previous explanation. I have Whole Wheat Bread Paget E., Bermuda. endeavoured to contrast the position PARLIAMENT in-Chief. of the law in Bermuda with that in Dear Sir: England. I have endeavoured to The Governor has the honour to We shall be very glad to help you show in England these rights over We have tried many OFFICIAL REPORT transmit for the favourable consider with your problem in any way that land are protected in three ways. First of all by a plea of immemorial grades o£ Whole ation of the Honourable House of As we can. It happens that I have a full Proceedings of the sembly, with reference to their Mes schedule of travel for the next week user which involves a plea that the Wheat Flour but not sage No. 6 of the 16th November, the and that Professor W. I. Myers, head rights existed at the time of Richard one is so satisfactory Honourable House accompanying copy of a letter from of our Department of Agricultural the First, or secondly a plea that the Chairman, the Board of Agricul Economics and Farm Management, there has been a grant of this right, as our "Special" of Assembly ture, regarding the Agricultural Sur- will be out of town until March 29. and that grant has been lost, a Whole Wheat Flour. very which it is estimated would cost I think it very important that Pro nafcern grant, and thirdly, a plea SESSION 1938—1939 $6,000. fessor Myers be with us when you are that the Prescription Act of 1832 No other produces" here. I find that both Professor applies and that having proved the that delicious nutty Public Buildings, Hamilton, Myers and I can be here on March necessary length of user, the right DAY NO. 47. 29, 30, 31 and April 1. I shall be is absolute under that Act. That is flavour so appreci 24th April, 1939. 5th April, 1939. away on April 3, 4, and 5. Beginning the situation in England. In Ber Monday, April 24, 1939. muda the situation is most unsatis ated by Whole Wheat The Hon. the Colonial Secretary, on April 6, Myers and I will be here factory. In the first place I take it Continued from Monday's Issua Hamilton, most of the time until April 16. Bread enthusiasts. If by no legal fiction could it be al Bermuda. Please cable us when you expect to you are not getting arrive in Ithaca and we shall make leged that any such right could be (No. 78.) this Whole Wheat our plans accordingly. in existence back to the year 1189. Sir: We have no prescription act so that Again let me say that we shr, 1 Bread you are missing REGINALD HILDYAKD. I attach hereto letter from Dr. the only plea in the case of any such I be very happy to see you and shall Carl E. Ladd, Dean of the New York right, or right of way, should be a really good thing. be very glad if we can be of any as General, Governor And Commander- State College of Agriculture at Cor admitted and as it is necessary to sistance to the Board of Agriculture The remedy is simple in-Chief. nell University, dated 18th of March, show how that right rose, the deed of Bermuda. in which he says :- cannot be produced, the only plea —Your grocer sells it. Very truly yours, The Governor has the honour to "We shall be very glad to help you that is available is the plea or fic CARL E. LADD, inform the Honourable House of As with your problem in any way tion of the modern lost grant. That Dean. It is made as follows: sembly, with reference to their Mes that we can." involves in most cases an allegation sage No. 9 of the 14th December re Following that, I cabled him on the of circumstances of the grant—the SMALL LOAF 4d lative to the Reserve Fund, that the 24th of March :- 15th March, 1939. parties to it and the date of it. That LARGE LOAF 8d Crown Agents for the Colonies con "Arriving New York 30th pro Dear Mr. Ladd: may be entirely fiction and that sider that it would be sound policy ceeding Ithaca immediately." I have received a letter from Mr. state of law I submit to this com SANDWICH LOAF 1/- to invest part of the fund in Canada. I sailed on the "Queen of Bermuda R. Victor Grohman to the effect mittee is most unsatisfactory. Ob on the 28th ultimo, arrived in New that he feels you can assist this viously I would say the worst pos 2. However, before the transfer York on the 30th, proceeding at once Colony about the position of Agri sible feature of any law is uncer BERMUDA BAKERY, Ltd. of investment can take place, it will to Ithaca, and met Dr. Carl E. Ladd, culture. tainty. If you have a bad law, and Telephone 1080 be necessary for Section 3 of The Re the Dean of the College; Dr. W. J. The House of Assembly sent the know it, at least you can change it, serve Fund Act, 1937, to be amended. Myers, Dr. C. E. F. Guterman, and enclosed message to His Excellency but if you don't know what the law Dr. H. C. Thompson, the heads of the Governor, who in turn referred is, you may fall into any sort of a 3. The Governor, therefore, has the various departments of the I it to me as Chairman of the Board trap without knowing it. I submit the honour to transmit for the College. of Agriculture, and lemembering that is the state of affairs with re favourable consideration of the Hon I carefully explained that the the exceptional qualities of Di. gard to rights in Bermuda—uncer ourable House the accompanying House of Assembly had asked for an Whetzel from Cornell University, tainty I have made some investi 1 copy of a Bill to make the necessary approximate cost of making a survey who once served as an Officer on our gation and I understand about 1906 AT ITS BEST amendment. as outlined in their Message, and that Department of Agriculture, I at once there was a case in Bermuda that a definite appropriation would have thought of Cornell. Meeting Mr. had to do with ancient rights in the Whatever your soup choice — to be made for the purpose before the Grohman in another capacity, I leaint New Windsor Hotel property. I Public Buildings, Hamilton. Heinz makes it the way you like survey could actually be embarked he was a Cornell graduate and men understand the learned judge was 24th April. 1939. it—the home-made way! upon, and that this question still tioned the matter to him. Mr. Gollan who at that time was The New Cereal the Attorney General of Trinidad (No. 79.) remained for the Legislature to de I have been authorised by the Gov Twenty-two delicious kinds to Bubbles of Health and was appointed acting chief cide. ernor to proceed to the U.S.A. to choose from, each made just as justice to sit on this case and I S. C. COOPER. REGINALD HILDYARD, After a lengthy discussion, lasting discuss the matter with you to see you would make it in your own believe he touched then upon the law Distributor. all day, the Dean felt that it would be if you can and will assist us in the kitchen. Cooked in small batches, ><• J [ST0«8fr« g of prescription. I presume the case General, Governor And Commander- necessary, if they undertook the Sur problem we are confronted with. tasted, tested and seasoned for must have been based upon the plea in-Chief. vey, to send three investigators to Before sailing for New York, I felt perfection. And all Heinz Soups of a lost grant. I don't know because Bermuda. After they had collected I should write to you to see if it will are complete, ready to heat and unfortunately the judgment in that With reference to their Message the required information they should be convenient for you to see me dur eat. No mixing is necessary .You case has been extracted from the SOUP Bologna No. 12 of the 18th January, the Gov return to Cornell and discuss the don't have to add water, milk ing the next fortnight. A cable papers of the Supreme Court and ernor has the honour to transmit for problems with the officers hereinbe or cream. With Heinz the first or airmail reply would be much ap I cannot find it. I found a subse Sausage the favourable consideration of the fore mentioned, and that then, after cost is the last cost. That is preciated as the matter is really quent case dealing with rights on Honourable House of Assembly, the a report has been formulated, one why Heinz Soups are so eco urgent. the same property in which the learn accompanying copy of a Bill entitled or two should return to Bermuda nomical, too. Yours sincerely, ed Chief Justice, then C hief Justice The West Whale Bay Sale of Land to present the same to the Bermuda Sheriff stated that he had seen the Try Heinz home-style soup — l/- pet* lb. Act, 1939. Government. STANLEY SPURLING judgment in the previous case and any one of the twenty-two I enclose the original letter and Chairman, Board of Agriculture, he felt bound to follow it although kinds. You'll say it is the finest Budget from Dean Ladd, showing Public Buildings, Hamilton, Bermuda. he 'did not entirely disagree with soup you ever tasted. that the probable cost of such a 24th April, 1939. it. Now that is the only law I can Survey would be $6,000.00. S. P. Q. R. Store Dr. Carl E. Ladd, Ph.D., find for the information of the (No. 80.) Dean of the Colleges of Agriculture committee on this subject but I tu. I have the honour to be, Sir, and Home economics. submit that law is most unsatis REGINALD HILDYARD, Your obedient servant, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. factory. Whether hon. members GOLD STANLEY SPTJRLING like it or not, it is a fact, and the General, Governor And Commander- ORDER DISCHARGED Courts will support my proposition. SEAL in-Chief. That it is a fact, that long user must I New York State Colleges of Agri be regarded as proof of title, but Mr. CONGOLEUM culture and Home Economies Second reading Importation of HOME-STYLE The Governor has the honour to Potatoes Act, 1939 Chairman how long, what length transmit for the favourable consid Agricultural Experiment Stations of user are we to accept as proof of Cornell University At new low prices eration of the Honourable House of Mr. J. E. P. VESEY 'Southampton title. Now that is the uncertainty Assembly, the accompanying copy of Ithaca, New York of Bermuda law and it was en those March 31, 1939. Parish : Mr. Speaker, owing to the a Bill entitled The Foot of the Lane continued dry weather we have had grounds that the public are entitled, Exchange of Lands Act, 1939. I hardly think it is worth while to SOUP S CHESLEY E. WHITE Sir Stanley Spurling, proceed with that bill at the present Chairman, Board of Agriculture, 802 whether he could inform me, as to there during the period whent hey COLONIAL PARLIAMENT whether the type of security in which had prisoners in the Island. That top it is proposed to invest government was in bad condition. We made Continued from Page 4 funds, is of a nature that would certain repairs to it by renewing a which dedicates the land to the permit the payment of interest and certain amount of the galvanized public. That has nothing to do with the repayment of principle in sterl iron but nothing of a permanent this particular bill. ing funds or in Canadian funds, or nature. Now this air-service, as you SALE perhaps in American funds, at the all know, is increasing in importance Mr. SMITH moved to substitute option of the investor. I don't know to Bermuda, and this tank is the only at the word "or" for the word 'of whether it is available to governments' tank of any size, which they have on where it appears in the 4th line of such as this, but if the hon. member the Island, and is the tank which the first clause of the printed Bill. would inform me on this point I catches the water from the hangar would appreciate it. itself. As you will note by the mes PEARMAN'S MEN'S SHOP Mr. Cox moved that the Commit sage from the department, we pro tee rise. Mr. J. W. COX (Devonshire Par pose to put in a centre wall which will ish) :—Mr. Speaker, I might say it is divide this tank in two, so that one Now On Mr. J. W. COX (Devonshire Par felt by the Finance Committee, and side can be cleaned out at a time, ish)—Mr. Chairman, at this juncture we believe it is the intention of the always leaving sufficient water to I move that the Committee rise. Crown Agents, on the passage of this take care of the airport demands. At Greatly Reduced Prices Qolf At Its Best There is nothing that the hon. bill to endeavour so far as practical member has added to his former are to invest in Canadian government Mr. TROTT moved that the recom to make room for our Summer stock gument which has changed my securities, or securities guaranteed mendations contained in His Excel opinion with regard to this Bill. The by the Canadian government, which lency's Message No. 75 be concurred hon. member has stated that this are payable in sterling or in Canadian in and that it be recommended to bill will not affect the right of the currency, or perhaps, in United States the House to allow a Resolve to be in public to acquire rights of way, but currency. However, it may not be troduced to give effect thereto. Men's Suits—Trousers—Shirts—Ties — Our "Day Well Spent" it will affect the rights of private possible to obtain on suitable terms Underwear—Hose—Polo Shirts—Felt Hats individuals, and he has not denied securities of this type. If such se —which was agreed to. my interpretation of the bill that it curities are not available, we under Straw Hats, etc. will make it easier for private persons, stand Canadian government securi- The House resumed and adopted by virtue of this Act, to acquire such tes, payable in Canadian currency the resolution of the Committee. Golf — Swimming in Pool rights and it is that which I consider only, may also be bought for this most objectionable in the Bill. The fund. The Secretary of State will THE BERMUDA RAILWAY No charges No exchanges have latitude in determining the type and hon. member says it is persons in the COMPANY ACT 1939. neighboring properties who can most of security which can be obtained, and I might say, my opinion is, Luncheon in Main Dining Room easily acquire rights under this propos First Reading ed bill of his. That is just my point. that those are the type of securities which I have just mentioned, which A property owner has either got to Mr. TODDINGS moved for leave to be extraordinarily suspicious of the will be given consideration under PEARMAN'S MEN'S SHOP this Bill. introduce and read the first time by Inclusive Ticket $2.50 acts of his neighbors, or it is possi its title a Bill entitled "The Bermuda New Windsor Hotel Building ble he will find himself taken advan Railway Company Act, 1939." tage of by him, to a greater extent —which was agreed to. than is at present possible. That, 979fs.m.tu. HIS HONOUR THE SPEAKER in as far as I can see, will be the result The Bill was then read the third formed the House that the necessary by the adoption of this bill. I think time and passed. certificate had been furnished. that is unfortunate. I think it is a pity that it should be necessary for THE DAYLIGHT SAVING ACT, 1939. Luncheon and Dinner Music Daily any landowner to be less friendly Mr. TODDINGS' motion was agreed to, and the Bill was then read the disposed towards his neighbors, less First reading. Dancing in the Grill able to grant privileges, without first time by its title. running the risk of those privileges CAPTAIN WINTER moved for Moved 9.30 to 1.00 a.m. being abused, and I see no reason THE WEST WHALE SALE OF LAND leave to introduce and read the first whatever to change the existing law ACT 1939 time by its title a Bill entitled "The EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAYS in the direction the hon. member Daylight Saving Act, 1939." proposes. First Reading Enlargement of our store has compelled us to move to temporary premises at the 995«JCm.ei.tp. CAPTAIN W. V. R. WINTER (Paget Mr. TROTT moved that the Bill BICYCLE GARAGE, QUEEN ST. —which was agreed to. Parish):—Mr. Speaker, before placing (opp. New Windsor Hotel) this motion in your hands I want to entitled "The West Whale Bay Sale of Land Act, 1939", this day received The House resumed. say it is not my intention to force this matter in any way. It has been from His Excellency the Governor be now read the first time by its title, THE RESERVE FUND ACT, 1937, proven over many years in the United AMENDMENT ACT, 1939. States, in England, and other coun CONTAX, LEICA, ROLLEICORD, In Bermuda it's tries that daylight saving has been of —which was agreed to. Mr. COX moved for leave to in the greatest benefit to the people, ROLLEIFLEX, IKOFLEX fir OTHER troduce and read the first time a Bill especially to the working classes. The Bill was then read the first entitled "The Reserve Fund Act, I feel, not only would it be of benefit time by its title. HIGH-CLASS CAMERAS 1937, Amendment Act, 1939" this day to the working classes of Bermuda, THE FOOT OF THE LANE The received from His Excellenty the but it will also be greatly enjoyed by Governor. our visitors. Such legislation must EXCHANGE OF LANDS ACT 1939. be for the majority of our people. ARE BEING SOLD AT GREAT REDUCTIONS First Reading Mr. J. W. COX (Devonshire Par Undoubtedly it will cause a hardship ish):—Mr. Speaker, in making this on a small minority. This we can do no more than regret but must Silver Qrill motion I would like to explain in ac Mr. TROTT moved that the Bill Owners of Cameras left at our store are judge fairly for the benefit to the cordance with a message from this entitled "The Foot of tho Lane Ex House, which went forward to His greater number. It is also not my asked to call for them; we cannot be re intention to do more than ask that a change of Lands Act, 1939", this day sponsible for them when our stock is moved. Excellency the Governor in Decem received from His Excellency the Gov ber last, asking His Excellency to Bill go into force at such date as it ernor, be now read the first time by inquire of the Crown Agents, whether may pass, if it does, and be adver its title, Music by they would examine the advisability tised in the Gazette and continued in force only until the 30th of Sep of investing our reserve fund in cer —which was agreed to. tain Canadian securities, action has tember which I feel would give day been taken with respect to that light saying a fair trial in these The Camera Store The Bill was then read the first SCOTT FISHER Message of this House, and it has Islands. I don't know, although I time by its title. been found there is a technicality have not found out myself, how this David Knudsen, Proprietor. and his which prevents that action being would be received by the naval and taken at the present time, in that, military forces. I have looked back THE MASTERS AND SERVANTS ACT Canadian securities are not among to the Act of 1917, and the preamble 1834, REPEAL ACT, 1939. ORCHESTRA those authorized by that Act, for thereto, has a message from His Ex investing in this fund, and it is the cellency expressing the fact that such First Reading intention of this Bill to enable the daylight saving would greatly be to the benefit of the military and navy Crown Agents to invest money in Mr. GOSLING moved that the Bill PRIX FIXE DINNER such Canadian securities as the Sec forces, especially to the navy. The reason I say I don't wish to force this entitled "The Masters and Servants retary of State shall allow. I hope Act, 1834, Repeal Act, 1939" this day from 7.30 to 9.30 hon. members will agree to the sus thing through, is for I am going to ask for second reading to be put down received from His Excellency the pension of the rules to allow the Bill Governor be now read the first time , certainly settled the to be read a second time. for the next day of meeting but one, to give hon. members an opportun by its title, | ton in this house. ity to go fully into this matter. There 1 The Bermudiana The Bill was then read the first is a possibility that the introduction ! —which was agreed to. milk ques* time. of daylight saving would affect one 45*I MOTOR LORRIES WIN VOTE IN ASSEMBLY A delicious healthful BY ONE sea-food at its best tottfow»CULBERTSON Continued from Page 1 [Copyright: 1939: By Ely Culbertson.] Now let us get around to the ques "Dear Mr. Culbertson: I often am tion of bidding this admittedly diffi agriculture today are not in favour cult type of hand. of this survey." 'left in the bag' with a hand similar to the one I am going to show you. South's opening bid was by no Mr. J. E. P. Vesey was also opposed This hand popped up in our bridge means the best available. True, South to the measure, hut made the sug club the other night and I am not the had five-plus honor tricks, but for Don't Forget gestion that the people who come only one who doesn't get his bidding that very reason, and for the further down to make the survey do so In straight on hands of this type. Many reason that she had the ace-king of clubs blank, the approach bid of one ALASKA September or October, and not in of my friends also get caught the same way and would like to know the heart would have been more logical. SALMON the heat of summer. answer. We all seem to disagree. The upper limit of a no trump bid is Your (KISLAV) Mr. Toddings looked at the survey five tricks, but this is the absolute Gloves "South, dealer. NO WASTE from an economic standpoint and "Neither side vulnerable. limit. There should not even be an extra plus value in the hand. If one thought that the experts would be :< NORTH -"SsX% goes over the limit partner cannot be J able to advise Bermudians of some * 7 expected to realize that there is so thing to grow that would not have 9 10 6 much strength opposite him, and obstacles to overcome in a highly • 10 4 3 even five tricks usually can be better Before you leave Bermuda, pick up a pair or two Serve Libby's protected market. *Q10976 42 expressed with an approach bid. If "We have been trying various WEST EAST South had started with one heart of these beautiful French doeskin gloves. Imported *K83 AQJ9652 North's best response would have Salmon plain, with panaceas during- the last few years V A 9 5 4 2 ¥•»? been a simple pass. direct by us from Paris, we can sell them ot con rice, or in one of without very much success," said • Q95 • K 8 7 The one no trump, however, would Sir Stanley Spurling, Chairman of *J 8 *5 3 not have been at all expensive if, on these tempting, the Board of Agriculture. "As the SOUTH the third round, South had realized siderably less than you pay at home. And because hon. member for Smith's Parish, Mr. *A104 that there was a better chance for easi ly-prepa red VK Q 8 3 game in clubs than in no trump. Ac Kislav is exclusive with us, you have a full range Trott, pointed out on the last day + A J 6 2 tually a five club contract would have dishes— of meeting, many of the develop *AK had an excellent chance for success. ments in agriculture in past years "I was South. I dealt and opened North would only have to find the of styles and colours from which to choose, in Salmon Omelet-— have come to us in ideas from out with one no trump. West passed and heart ace " on side " in order to hold side, and while I don't hold out any North bid two clubs. East passed and his loss to one heart and one dia our complete glove dept. you'll find gloves hv Salmon Salad— I bid two no trump. North then bid mond. He would not have been suc positive guarantee of a solution of three clubs and here is where my cessful in this particular case, but at many famous Paris and London makers—in r Salmon Loaf— the problem from this survey, I do question arose. I knew I couldn't get least would have been in a legitimate loq- think we would be unwise not to over to dummy's clubs unless partner contract. attempt the survey to see if there had an outside entry. Well, I studied. skin, cape, suede and fabric, as well as doeskir is some solution which we have not Should I pass? A game in clubs did not look likely, but a game in no Tomorrow's Hand Buy Libby's Salmon thought of and which they may .trump looked .inviting. I took the South, dealer. bring to our notice and put into chance and was down two tricks. Both sides vulnerable. TODAY effect successfully." What line of bidding can give knowl NORTH Discussion followed on the cold edge of an outside entry, if any? Or, *K J 5 Smith's Are Famous For Gloves from your Grocer storage aspect of agriculture's trials under the circumstances, should I V A 9 4 3 | at the moment, and finally second stop thinking about no trump and 49 8 4 ' proceed with partner's twice bid suit? *K 6 4 reading was given to the bill. That has had me and many others I WEST EAST Sir Stanley Spurling continued his know stumped quite often. Or A A 10 9 6 4 AQ832 opposition to the amendment to shouldn't partner respond twice with M Q J82 y 10 6 6 the Motor Car Act, allowing two out an outside entry? • K 7 3 • <» GLOVE DEPT. MAIN STORE i more motor vehicles for the public ''West opened the four of hearts, m * Q 10 9 5 3 East covered dummy's ten, and I took SOUTH (Also in our St. Qeorge's Store) j Works Department. He referred to in the queen. I cashed my two top the Parish Vestries Act and the clubs and then decided that the only *? Monel Metal Board of Works Act, and quoted thing that could give me the contract • A Q 10 6 5 2 j from both the duties which befell , .was to be lucky enough to drop the *A J 7 2 king and queen of diamonds in two the bodies which the Acts covered. leads and thus establish the diamond Mr. Culbertson will discuss this hand He was of the opinion the Parish ten as an entry. As you can see, how in tomorrow's column. Water Heaters Vestries should shoulder their share ever, this plan did not work. Maybe | of the responsibilities and that a an expert could have made it. I don't Write your bridge troubles and centralization of activities should know. MRS. A. K., New York." problems to Ely Culbertson, care not take place. Sir Stanley moved r First, let me set my correspond oi this paper, inclosing a self- AUTOMATIC— ent's doubts to right on the question that the Bill be read six months of whether an expert could have addressed, stamped envelope. ESTABLISHED 1889 hence. made the contract. He could not'. FLAMELLSS— Mr. Wilkinson felt that the House I should call a halt to allowing the : SAFE and SURE Department of Works to have motor Mr. Williams wanted to know what HITLER'S SPEECH LEAVES vehicles. The more sprinklers the | effect the use of a road sweeper Department had made it so much would have on employment. EUROPE STILL IN DOUBT At our Showrooms easier for people to get water, and Mr. Furbert felt that if the trucks so they would not take care them- were taken off the roads it might Continued from Page 1 ROYAL VESSEL SAILED selves. give employment to people who For a bright, cheerful kitchen- Mr. Misick was not in sympathy drive trucks and in time would re when the time comes that our BY REGULAR CREW with Sir Stanley's motion, nor was he sult in people going back to the President Benes and our leaders in sympathy with the bill. He was Hodza and Slavik and Masaryk call Aluminum Ware The Electric Light Co. farms to work. LONDON, May 1. (CP)- When the of the opinion that Mr. Wilkinson on the Czecho-Slovak people they Mr. Misick moved then that the "Empress of Australia" leaves Eng should support a motion to do away will obey and come together to de motor lorries be omitted from the land next Saturday, taking the King Enamel Ware Steel Ware with motor lorries, in view of the fend the liberty of Europe and of Bill. and Queen to Canada, she will be fact that Mr. Wilkinson raised ob the Czecho-Slovak people. His Honour reviewed the history manned by her own crew under the It's a matter of personal preference. jection to the dust nuisance on the FUNERAL OF THE LATE of motor vehicles in the Islands. Hitler denounced the Anglo-Ger- j command of Captain A. R. Meilke, They all have their good points, and we roads. GRAHAM VIVIAN TATEM He was of the opinion that the man Naval Agreement and the Polish | it was announced yesterday. It had stock them all and sell them at moderate Mr. Toddings felt that the people House had to put their foot down Non-Aggression Pact. This is only been suggested that the vessel would prices. of Bermuda should enjoy the con sometime. Mr. Misick's motion, if a formality, for nobody in Europe have a naval crew, but an official As recorded in our issue of Satur veniences of motors if they had to | carried, would leave the Board of takes Hitler's treaties seriously any of the Canadian Steamship informed day last, the funeral of the late Gra put up with the inconveniences, but I Works in a difficult position, and i more the Press that she will be sailing as a ham Vivian Tat em. eldest son ol he preferred to see motors eliminat-1 ms Honour suggested that Mr. Mis- Hitler had said he would never Merchant Marine liner under Gov Mr. and Mrs. Graham Tatem, who ed. He would not vote to increase |ick amend his motion to take af- attack Austria; he had said he would ernment charter and will be run by FRITH'S Hardware Store passed away on April 28th. took place j the number of vehicles on the road feet on December 31, 1939. be satisfied with the Sudetenland her own crew. Front Street Dial 1179 on Friday, afternoon. The deceased j and felt that the time had come for In the divisions which followed.; of Czecho-Slovakia; he did not want had been a life long invalid, and I a revision of the transportation His Honour the Speaker, Sir Stanley | Memel--and at the first opportunity BAGSHOT PARK. May 1. much sympathy has been expressed i problem in Bermuda. Spurling and Messrs. Misick, Tod- j he broke his word, finding always The King and Queen yesterdal,y visitea for the parents. The deceased was dings, Furbert, Darrell, Wilkinson convenient the assertion that he He said if Mr. Misick made a mo the Duke of Connaught at iiis home 16 years of age. and Bluck were against motor ve did so at the wish of the people tion to do away with motor lorries, here, on the eve of his 89th birthday, The interment took place in St. hicles for the Department. The in those territories. i so that the Board of Works got down .ne. made Driet be ore leav- George's Cemetery preceded by a to business, he would support him. supporters of motor vehicles, how service in St. Peter's Church. The | He referred to the committee which ever, had a majority of one: Hon.] ENGLAND AWAKE CLEARANCE service was conducted by Canon A. i was appointed by His Honour the W. J. H. Trott, Hon. A. T. Gosling and j T. Tucker, the rector, assisted by the j Speaker to investigate the rider of Messrs. Dunkley, North, Cooper, In England nobody recently took to make room for Revd. Geoffrey Parkes. The family I a Grand Jury concerning motor cars N. H. P. Vesey, Smith and Edmonson the Naval Treaty too seriously; mourners present were Mr. and Mrs. ; and considered it a shame that the and Captain Winter casting their' but now public opinion in England Fatal Riot Over Hindu Graham Tatem (Parents). The ser ' committee never reported. votes for the retention of motor is absolutely clear. This clarifica new goods due next week— vice was an impressive one, and vehicles. tion of opinion is a little late, but Mr. Smith was of the opinion that BOMBAY, May 1. OP amongst those present were Mr. and ! the authority for cleaning the roads the English people know now that Mrs. Cecil Tatem and Family, Mr. it is not possible to' deal with gang mur.ique published by Gangpur | should be centralized in one body, State today disclosed tha : 31 were Street Dresses 20% off and Mrs. Idward Tatem, Mr. and | and he did not believe that the BRITAIN'S WAR GAMES sters by way of gentlemen's agree Mrs. Irvine Tatem. Mr. and Mrs. ments. killed and 22 wounded in rioting on ! dust nuisance could ever be elim- April 25 when troops opened fire fol Miles Tatem, Mrs. Henry Usher, j inated so long as the Board used BIGGEST IN PEACETIME Hitler's speech was an answer to Evening Dresses 33 V3 % off Mr. and Mrs. S. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. President Roosevelt's message, one j lowing attorcpts to arrest a Hindu ! water as binding for the roads: the leader. The British authorities have F. B. Boorman, Mr. and Mrs. John LONDON, May of the greatest diplomatic efforts i i roads disintegrated. 1. (CP)—Qres Bri started a judicial investigation ir.tc Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. F. Snape, Pilot ;ain's biggest peacetime army I in the last 100 years. Hitler knows j Mr. Trott spoke of the advantages the shooting by sole Suits and Coats, now from 35/- and Mrs. Geo. Green, Mr. and Mrs. manoeuvres of the century will be very well he will be ten years with srs con.m | of motor lorries in conveying stone by a British officer, Spooner, Eevd. Welham, Mr. and held this summer, centring around out being attacked; but when he Nirmai vlur.du E ; from the quarry and pointed out whose arrest was Mrs. Osmond, Mrs. W. Gleason, Aldershot and in Yorkshire. Two gives promises not to attack anyone listed by vil ! the difficulties if it had to be done lagers, was the loadc- Mrs. R. Morris, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. F. divisions of the Aldershot com else he will be destroyed in his own of a group pro- ' by horse and cart. He referred to testing rents whic they cla.irr.ee Tower Dress Shop Gurr, Mrs. Hurd, Miss Ethel Brown, J the pressure that was brought upon mand will carry out manoeuvres country by the underground forces wore excessive. \\ en the police Mrs. C. Jennings, Mrs. V. Pugh, Mr. ; the Parish Vestries to get them to starting ir June and lasting three at work there. And he knows very arrived with the arrest warrar th 1L LEY A. Williams, Mrs. C. Dale, Staff of clean their own streets, but the De months. A fifth division of the well he will attack, so he cannot s. c villagers surroui lad him ar.i the Electric Light < 'ompany (St. partment had been met with blank northern command will perform ex answer Yes and he cannot answer No. .n troops rushed to 1 le aid of th ponce Tower Building Burnat George's) Mr. Booth, Mr. Williams refusals. ercises lasting two months in. York World opinion, however, is against rnabv otreet and the firing st (Hamilton). shire. The climax of these games Hitler; that is the reason why he ea With regard to the proposed motor Members of St. Peter's Church will come in September with the analysed President Roosevelt's speech s Choir attended, and The hymns sweeper, Mr. Trott said it was a very and said Mr. Roosevelt should not transport of the entire A.rmy Corps taurant for which he re sung were "Loving Shepherd of Thy small affair, costing about £115. ja t approximately war strength from poke his nose into the affairs of ST. GEORGE'S POLICE COURT sea :o pay, 1 and used offensive wor Sheep' ' and "Around The Throne of 'This House have to decide whether | the Europe. the German Army was destroyed He sent southern to the northern field for a constable, and a God a Band," Revd. G. Parkes read they want to have a clean place or | of operations. The Corps will clash ii But irony will not helo Hitler in and was absolutely beaten. But used oame Before The Worshipful H. Martin back after he had left, the 23rd. Psalm. whether they don't, and I think they this moment. The German people, the young German people, who are id repeated an 8-day battle with the northern de Godet Esq, at the above court on the offense. Jennings Those who acted as bearers were decided that last September when after hearing the news from England, now being educated in the Hitler was under fence force under realistic conditions. Friday last, Kenneth Bean was the influence of liquor Arthur Adams, Harry Hughes, Dudley they passed the estimates and put The mechanized Amy Coips will whose wireless stations broadcast spirit, they take these lies as the charged with riding a bicycle at night, ; the time. in a vote of £2,600 for cleaning His Worship cautioned Roberts and Ernest Osmond. Mrs. | make two hundred strategic moves it in German, have no doubts of the truth, they think that President without a light on April 18th, on the ennings as streets," said Mr. Trott. to his future behaviour, and A. J. Moulder was the organist. The to the north from Aldershot to York situation. Whether or no Hitler Wilson broke his word. North Shore, Road, Bailey's Bay. He und him over to come up committal service in St. George's Mr. Trott said that some years shire by road and fail, with special gives five years' imprisonment to pleaded guilty, and was fined 15 - udgment anyone who listens to the radio from GREAT DANGER OF WAR if caUed upon. Cemetery was conducted by the rec ago they had a sweeper on the roads trains carrying ammunition and Carlyn Cyril Furbert pleaded not London will have no effect. tor, assisted by the Revd. F. Parkes. but it did more damage than good, other supplies. The Air Force will guilty a similar charge. Evidence The adjourned case against 1 The situation in Europe is not lonng as the brush was made out of wire. co-operate. The German people have their was given by P.O. Blackwell, who Foggo of St. David's Island, of ri< changed. Europe still is in great Ling a Of the different methods of trans radios and they hear the English saw Furbert riding a few yards be bicycle to the danger o; danger of war, a war in which events tie j jblic, NEWS FROM ST. GEORGE'S porting stone from the quarry, Mr. news; they know, too, that it is true. hind Bean. Whilst witness was in was concluded at the will begin with the "poor Germans" me :ourt. Trott said there had been three CHALLENGEf WRECKED No lies from Goebbels will cover terviewing Bean, Furbert walked past in Danzig and Poland. We shall WHIST DRIVE methods proposed some years ago. LONDON, May 1. (CP)—One crew up the truth, and the German people them. The accused denied riding, I Gilbert Albert Lamb see in the German newspapers stories' stated that One was by water, the other was member was killed and the wireless know that Hitler would go to war and called Bean who stated Furbert I ne was driving a trollej He heard a of the way the poor German popula In the St. George's Armoury on by a railway spur into the quarry, officer reported missing when the and destroy Europe. was not riding. His Worship gave bicycle bell ring, and tui ned round, tion is treated in Poland, and when Thursday "A" Co. B.V.R.C. held a and the third was by motor lorry. Imperial Airways flyingboat Chal In the answer to Mr. Roosevelt, Furbert the benefit of the doubt, and and saw accused crash i: lto Francis the time comes Hitler will go to Whist Drive. Sergt. Inst. Grainge "I am as anxious as anybody in lenger was wrecked while approach one thing is very interesting, and dismissed the case. Lamb. Foggo was on the .wrong side acted as M.C. and prizss were won this House to eliminate as much as ing Mozambique anchorage, the it was very nice for the world to hear. help his poor Polish-German people. Reginald Jennings of Pembroke, of the road. Both Lamb and Foggo by 1st. Ladies Mrs. Luckhurst, 2nd. possible motors on these roads, it company was infoim.ed by cable Hitler said the German Army was But the world is now prepared and cartage driver, was charged with be- fell, and Foggo got up &2 id rode on. Mrs. Broad, 3rd. Mrs. Hayward, would be fine. But in connection today. Three passengers and four not beaten in 1918, that the German Hitler and his regime will be abso j having in an offensive manner in the His Worship told Foggo :hat pedes- 1st. Gents Mr. J. Smith, 2nd. Mr. with that, if you use horse-drawn others of the crew were injured as soldiers only laid down their arms lutely destroyed in a short time. Eric Restaurant, Water Street, St. trians bad as much right to the road Lachlan McPherson, 3rd. Mr. Fred vehicles your costs are going to the plane was wrecked in four feet on promises from President Wilson Not only in Europe but all over the George's, on April 25th., to which as cyclists and others, end accused Carter. Refreshments were served amount to enormous figures and of water. The Challenger was pro of the U.S.A., on the basis of self- world will people who are free and charge he pleaded guilty. was trying to pass on his vrrong side. during the interval,and at the con this country will have to stand it, for ceeding on her trip from. Daressla?,rr. determination for all peoples. not slaves help and come together Eric Dowling, proprietor, stated Foggo was convicted and fined £2, clusion of the Drive, Bingo was en- I you have got to keep your roads in to Durban at the thr.e of the acci The older German generation who to save Europe from the Nazi Ghen- that accused had a meal in the res- and 1C - costs. joyed. repair," said Mr. Trott. dent. know the conditions know very well gis Klan. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939. rage ALBANIA'S NEW STATUS THE BERMUDIANA BEING CONSIDERED Exercises Tone Muscles, Help You Keep Youthful Important Convention Party No Statement by Premier on Arriving Thursday Russia's Proposals By JACQUELINE HUNT Eighteen Members of the Frit Man jlilANY women feel that age is i this happens, ill health may result. ufacturers' Association are arriving "* something shown by the tiny If you are past 30, eat sensibly at the Bermudiana Hotel on May LONDON, Monday (BOP)—The lines which appear around the and practice the exercises given TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY NEW SERIES OF JUNIOR GLAND TREATMENT FOR 4th, on a post-convention cruise. question of recognition of the new eyes, neck and in the forehead, but here every day. You may postpone in reality, aging begins in the mus- middle age or old age, as the case Included are Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henry status of Albania was raised in the IN SOUTHAMPTON TENNIS CLASSES ENGLISH FOOTBALLERS cles and nerves may be. and regain your youthful and Miss Gloria Henry, of Cleveland; House of Commons today, and the and takes its figure. Place an old quilt or your Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Markert, also of Prime Minister said that the creden toll early be beach mat on the floor for the fol Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. William tials of the new British Ambassador cause of poor lowing exercises. The first is ex Annual Championships Open f ed\y Instruction by Practice Opposed and Will Be posture, ac cellent for correcting the sway- Hogenson and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. to Italy, Sir Percy Loraine, were cording to ex back tendency. Walters, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Thoroughly Investigated signed by King George on March Lie on your back on the floor, Tomorrow aHtoynor Hall Mr George U[i perts. R. H. Coin, of Frankfort, Ind.; Mr. 28 and were addressed to His Maj The real arms above your head, palms up. problem is to j Now using the muscles of the ab- and Mrs. E. M. Hommel, of Pitts LONDON, FMonday—(CP)—Opposi esty the King of Italy and Emperor The annual Southampton table keep your domen, raise the head and shoul- burgh; Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Turk, tion to any widespread adoption of of Ethiopia. Mr. Chamberlain added tennis tournament opens tomorrow A new series of junior tennis classes muscles young, | ders about two feet from the floor, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell Greet, gland treatments for footballers was that the Italian authorities had ex keeping the back perfectly straight night when first and second round under Mr. George Lott, professional toned-up and of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. expressed at a conference of pressed their willingness to accept responsive, for and bringing the hands forward matches will be played in the men's at the Bermuda Lawn Tennis Club, Moody, of New York. Mr. Moody is English Football League clubs and those credentials. through the with a sweeping movement. You singles division. On Thursday night will commence on Saturday, May 6. steps you take will automatically raise the feet a in charge of the party. the first and second round of the i The classes, to be held each Saturday the League's management committee. The Under-Secretary for Foreign to accomplish few inches for balance. Hold this ladies' singles and the first round of morning at the'stadium, will con- The committee was requested to in Affairs, Mr. R. A. Butler, said he MISS HUNT this aim, other position—balanced on your bottom Mr. and Mrs. Hoover, of Philadel the ladies" doubles will be played, tinue until August 26. vestigate the matter thoroughly and could make no statement when ask parts of the as a fulcrum—for a moment. Hold body are benefitted. For instance, the trunk of the body two feet phia, are at the Bermudiana on their s tournament is to be held at Mr. Lott'slast series of classes con- obtain the highest medical advice ed for an assurance that it was the action of the heart and the from the floor and the tegs, which wedding trip.Mrs.Hooverwas formerly aynor's Hall (near the Riddell's eluded lastSatur day.Members of those on the subject. not proposed to withdraw recogni must be kept straight at the knees, ' circulation are both improved. But Miss Maxine Puffer, daughter of y railway station), will play com- classes may continue their instruc- Wolverhampton Wanderers ori tion from the Albanian Minister in there are right and wrong ways of six inches from the floor: With the Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Puffer of East ginated the practice of giving gland London nor to close the British Le going about it. * hands extended straight from the cirg at 7.30 o'clock each evening, tion, and the new series is also open shoulder, repeat the exercise twice Aurora, N.Y. injections last season. Major Frank gation at Durazzo. He said, how Camp National Posture Week year, the tournament com- to new pupils. As the number entered (May lst-6th) in which schools the first few days, then double the * * * Buckley, the team's manager, believes ever, that these questions were re number of times daily thereafter :ttee have made a change in the for the last series was so great—56 and colleges are participating will With the end of the season ap the players have benefitted from the ceiving consideration. make women all over the country until you can do it sixteen times. rrangoment of the draw. There are taking group lessons—it is proposed proaching, people are flocking to the seeded players in the singles di- to divide the new series into three experiment and perform with greater Regarding the progress of negotia posture-conscious. The Chairman. This second exercise is for the dash and spirit. Portsmouth, Wolves' S. H. Camp, offers the following fiont-of-the-body muscles. Take it Silver Grill for their last chances to visions, and partners have been groups. tions with Soviet Russia, the Prime information and exercises for im in easy stages—doing it only two conquerors in the Cup final on Satur hear Scott Fisher's music. Saturday drawn in the doubles instead of pairs | The fee for the series of 17 weekly Minister said that conversations proving your posture. or three times each day at first night, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Porritt, entering together. It is felt that in lessons is ten dollars, payable in ad- day, are also experimenting with the were proceeding with the Govern Your abdominal cavity is pro until your strengthened muscles co-operate. j of Noranda, Que., entertained for this way a poor or medium player treatment. ment of the U.S.S.R. and the For tected from harm by a regular cor ve,nce. set of muscles. Those of the back Lie flat on your mat, face down Miss Bertha Ashley, of Yonkers, and eign Secretary saw the Soviet Am has a chance to advance with a good act to keep it erect. Those in front with hands outstretched at your Mr. J. D. Scott, of Hamilton, Ont. bassador on Saturday, immediately sides. Bend the legs back at the partner. allow it to bend. Unless exercised Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Saperston, of There are five divisions in the, CRICKET ASSOCIATION DATES M°lTHLETIC after the Ambassador's return to frequently, the muscles become knees; raise the arms behind the body and clasp the ankles firmly Buffalo, were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. tourney, men's and ladies' singles, England. While Mr. Chamberlain weak and flabby. Weak back mus MEETS ANNOUNCED cles are incapable of doing then- with the hands. Hold this position Harold Hecht, of Buffalo. With Mr. SEASON'S FIXTURES fully recognised the desirability of ten's and ladies' doubles and mixed work so they allow the spine to while counting twenty, slowly. and Mrs. Bajard Dill were Mrs. Con making a statement at the earliest For the next exercise, stand oubles. The defending singles bend out of shape instead of hold way Atwater, Mr. Here ward Wat- champions are Miss Grace Gorham The schedule of matches in the possible date, he could not say more ing it erect. The lower part of the erect with the hands close to the Track and Field Events Each sides of the body, palms turned in lington, Mr. Ash, and Mis. Lang, Bermuda Cricket Association's "A" for time being. spine at the waist line may sway and Richard Gorham. Further in ward and feet twelve inches apart. of England. Mr. and Mrs. A. Beward Jand "B" League competitions this forward. Weak neck and shoulder formation on the tournament may Thursday This Month Pressed further, the Prime Minis muscles allow the head and shoul Raise to your tiptoes, then lower Swanson, of Providence, R.I., were the body to a sitting position with tad from the following members | season is given below: ter said that proposals had been re ders to curve forward, resulting in hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney a "sway-back." the backs of the thighs resting on committee: Mr. and Mrs. Track and field sports meetings ceived from the Soviet Government of Brattleboro, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. "A" LEAGUE Weak and flabby abdominal the heels. Raise the body slowly to G. White, Mrs. C. Ridley, Mrs. will be held on each Thursday af ter- and conversations were still proceed muscles interrupt the rhythm of a standing position and repeat— K. J. Mackenzie, of Rochester, N.Y., land White. Creswell Hollis and jioon through this month and two ing. He found it very difficult to the body. The organs sag down only a few times at first, but work entertained for Mr. and Mrs. Stan- June 1st. B.A.A. vs. National C.C.. ing up until you can do it twenty Are scheduled for the first two enter into details about negotiations ward since the muscles are too times. June 8th.— Cavendish C.C. vs. Ser weak to hold them in place. When | ley Krentzer. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul round m Thursdays in June. This Thursday which were still in progress. It was Godknecht, of Brooklyn. Mr. and pentine C.C. the Warwick Academy will hold its not a simple matter, and was a June 15th. National C. ~ vs. bex- annual sports day on the school question in which other govern pentine C.C. SEVERE EARTHQUAKE 5INGLEI field. ( ments had to be considered besides ACCUSED NOT POSITIVELY June 29th.—Serpentine C.C.. jcranton, Fa. VJ In an effort to stimulate greater the British Government. IN JAPAN B.A.A. IDENTIFIED AT PARADE ie G interest in track and field sports, But Mr. Chamberlain replied in National C.C. v Cavendish C.C. .a triangnlaT team meet has been ar the affirmative when asked whether AKITA, Japan, Monday (CP—Sixty July 6th. B.A.A. v Cavendish c.c. ranged for May 1*1. The Navy, Army negotiations were being conducted Soldier Charged in Assault thousand residents of Akita fled July 20th. and 21st.- York Cup Match and Bermuda Athletic Association with all possible despatch. terror-stricken to the open spaces Serpentine C.C vs. Cavendish will enter teams in the meet, which and Robbery of Woman today during a series of earth shocks I GUESTS AT SNOW PLANT C.C. is to be held on the B.A.A field. TO CONFER WITH N. IRELAND which were described as the most Aug. 3rd.—National C.C. vs. B.A.A. Assistant Superintendent C. W. Recenl guests at t le S Scoring win be on the point system, severe in 25 years. Reports received Serpentine C.C. vs. Cavendish It was announced that the Prime Pantry was called yesterday to testi and Rossville Gues md White. with each team entering two men tonight disclosed no casualties, but C.C. Minister of Northern Ireland, Lord fy in the case in which John Henry Geor ge's include Mis s An T. D in each event. it was understood that parts of the I Aug. 10.—B.A.A. vs. Serpentine C.3. Craigavon, will cross to London this George Jones, a private in the King's Clevi ;lan d. Ohio M: ss ] f \ '. L. White. The annual inter-school sports, m nearby Oka Peninsula and the j Aug. 17th.—Serpentine C.C. vs.Ma- evening on the invitation of \1r. Shropshire Light Infantry, stationed Clev ?lan d, Ohio, Mr. and C. Davis. Which schools throughout the Is southern coastline of Akita prefect-1 tional C.C. Chamberlain and the Home Secret at Prospect, is; charged indictably Tayl or, Hornell, N.Y Mi land are represented, will "be held ure had sunk beneath the sea. Cavendish C.C. vs. B-A.A. ary, Sir Samuel Hoare, to discuss in Hamilton Police Court with as of D unc ee, N.Y., Miss An ci . Barnes. at the B.A.A. on May 18, and will be I Aug. 24th.—Cavendish C.C. vs. Na with them certain aspects of the \ saulting and robbing Mrs. Beatrice The town of Dunakoshi was burn Wasl ling ton. DC , Dr. and Mis. O L v. R. Kempe. followed a week later by the B.A.A. j tional C.C. military training bill as it concerns Ruby Shannon on Saturday morn ing, and the known damage in Akita Stan ton of Yellowknife. N B Tucker. meet, also -on the B.A.A. field. Several Sept. 7th. and Sth. Final General Northern Ireland. ing, April 15. The Police officer's included the collapse of homes and ada, Mis s D. Stanley, Miss v. E. Trott. Bermuda amateur championships Electric Cup. Asked what was the nature of as evidence related only to the identi the shattering of store showcases. Engl and , Mr. Lyl e Krj app. will be decided at the B.A.A. meet. surances relating to the defence of LADIES' SINGLES fication parade. Jones is defended "B" LEAGUE St. GeoTge's Grammar School hdlds Egypt, recently given by His Maj by Mr. N. B. Dill, M.C.P. its annual sports day on June 1 esty's Government to the Egyptian Asst. Superintendent Pantry said Miss B HoUis v. Miss M. Johnson. in St. George's, and on June 8 the Government, the Prime Minister Morrell v. Miss L. White. May 1,3th.—Spanish Point S.C. 1 ras. Mrs. Shannon did not positively iden -Cavendish School stages its annual said he presumed the question re . Gotham v. Mrs. W. G. B.E.L.S.C. tify the accused at an identification National C.C. 2 vs. Pembroke meeting. ferred to a statement made by the parade held on Saturday, April 15. u Egyptian Prime Minister on April Coleman v. Mrs. A. Perin- Sports Club 1. at Prospect. Carefully examining May 25th—National C.C. 2 vs.. Span 24. That statement was noted with cliief. the parade the complainant, in a ish Point 1. much appreciation by His Majesty's Craigie v. Miss F. Trott. BLUE PETER 7-1 CHOICE somewhat upset condition, singled June 1st Cavendish B vs. BJEX.S.C. Government, who on many occasions Powell v. Miss C. Ridley. out the accused and, after asking 6SJZ:\ Ridley v. Mrs. L. White. June 8th National C Caven- IN DERBY CALLOVER had assured the Egyptian Govern him to smile, said "I don't think he dish C.C. B. ment that they might entirely de is the man. His teeth are not like Talbot v. Miss E. Chalk. 1 Spanish Point S. Pem- LONDON, Monday (CP —Blue j pend on the full co-operation of Brit- j the man's." She then looked at [EXED DOUBLES broke S.C. 1. Peter, winner of the Two Thousand j ain in carrying out the provisions another man in the line-up of whom June 15th—Cavendis Guineas at Newmarket last week, j of the Anglo-Egyptian treaty. she said, "He is also of the same and Mrs. W. G. White Pembroke S.C. 1. was a 7-2 favourite in today's call-1 build; they are much alike. I don't over of the odds for the Derby, j er and Miss M. Johnson. June 22nd B.E.L.S.C vs. P. know if the man is here or not." which is to be run at Epsom on May j ROPER NAMED NEW U. S. There were other men in the iden B vs 24. Second choice at 7-1 was Admir tification parade who were at the 1. al's Walk, who ran second to Blue J MINISTER TO CANADA Hamilton Hotel the previous night, June 29th—B.E.L.S.C National Peter at Newmarket, and the third j where the accused had danced with horse in the Guineas, Fairstone, was j Mrs. Shannon before he is alleged to joint third favourite with Hypnotist j July 13th B.E.L.S.C. vs. C; President Names Roper have assaulted and robbed her on C.C. B. at 100-7. 1 Mrs. Pei'mchief v. As Minister to Canada their way home. "If Mrs. Shannon July 20th Pembroke S.C. 1 Miss E. Chalk. Cav- The odds quoted were:— says she positively identified the endish C.C. B Jr. and (Miss N.. Blue Peter 7-2 WASHINGTON, Monday (CP— man she is not correct." the witness Aug. 3rd -Pembroke S.C. 1 vs. Na ott and Miss F. Trott. Admiral's Walk 7-11 President Roosevelt sent to the Sen said. This concluded the case for tional C.C. 2. ' and Mrs. L. White Fairstone 100-7 ate today the name of Daniel Roper, the prosecution and the accu rri Miss B. Hollis. Spanish Point vs. National C.C. 2. Hypnotist 100-7 former Secretary of Commerce, to entered the witness box to testify. Aug. 10th -Cavendish C.C. B vs. Na Signal Light 100-6 | 1 Atrs. C. Ridley v. be Minister to Canada. Roper's ap Private Jones said he went to! tional C.C. 2. Fox Cub 100-6 Miss C Ridley.. pointment will be hastened so that the Hamilton Hotel on Friday night, |Aug. 17th B.E.L.S.C. vs. Spanish Heliopolis 100-6 he may be in Canada in time for the April 14, where he danced in the DIES' DOUBLES Point S.C. 1. Meadow 100-6 Royal visit. grill with several partners. He met Shirts, Shorts and Sport! i Aug. 24th National C.C. 2 vs. B.E.L. Romeo 20-1 —o— the complainant there and danced ollis and Miss M. Johnson, S.C Buxton 20-1 with her twice. He did not know iorrell and Miss L. White, Pembroke S.C. 1 vs. Spanish Foxbrough 22-1 Welsh Party Oppose Britain's her. His second dance with Mrs. An essential combination for an active jorham ar.d Mrs. W. G. Point S.C. l. Casanova 25-1 Shannon was the last of the even out-door man. Colourful Shirts in an I Sept. 7th Pembroke S.C. 1 vs. Artist's Son 25-1 [rs. Perir.chief and Mrs. Conscription ing. He left the hotel via the main unusually attractive variety. Of pure B.E.L.S.C. Dhoti 25-1 door and returned to barracks. Irish Linen, Indian Madras, finely woven id Miss F. Trott Spanish Point S.C. 1 vs. National Tamworth 33-1 LONDON, May 1, • CP)-The Welsh On his way home he was struck VTrs. Ridley, C.C. 2. His Highness 33-1 Nationalist Party yesterday sent the by a cyclist whilst somewhere be cottons, Hopsacking and Spun Rayon. vlrs. L. White I Sept. 21st ft 22nd Final "B League I Grand Union 33-1 Prime Minister a copy of a five-point tween the Hamilton Hotel and the In both polo collar and crew neck. In Miss Chalk. Jacob Cup, i Salford 33-1 declaration stating that conscription Colonial Opera house. He walked to stripes, checks, and conservative plain Triguero 40-1 of Welshmen would be "a yoke of Prespect. His wrist was hurt when colours. Well tailored Shorts in Linen, JEN'S DOUBLES "B" LEAGUE Military 40-1 totalitarianism," and calling for re | the cyclist ran into him. Poplin, Khaki Drill, Gabardine and (Western Section) Rogerstone Castle 40-1 sistance against the compulsory "Mrs. Shannon is not correct when ar.d F. Kessell v. V. Bur Bold Devil 50-1 measure. The document said that she says that I am the man who Hopsacking. In a wide range of smart i May 4th—National C.C. l v Spanish rows and C. Bridges. — -o • conscription was a breach of the assaulted her," the accused said. colours. Point 2. Joe Kempe and H. Doughty v. Les Government's pledges and declared His statement to the police was May 25th—Spanish Point S.C. 2 vs. lie White and M. Pitman. UNBREAKABLE WINNER neither territory nor the lives of correct, except the reference to Pte. -Pembroke S.C. 2. G. Kendall and P. Perinchief v. England, Scotland or Wales were Cahill, said Jones. Cahill did not June 1st—National C.C. 1 vs. B.A.A. OF VICTORIA CUP THE SHIRTS 4/6 to 25/ E. Trott and T. Chalk. threatened by any nation. speak to the accused nor the accus June 8th—National C.C. 1 vs. Pem A. L. Cooper and B. Galloway v. ed to Cahill at the Hotel. The de THE SHORTS 6/6 to 20/- broke S.C. 2. LONDON, Saturday (CP).—Un H. Bridges and R. Gorham. B.A.A. B vs. Spanish Point 2 breakable won the Victoria Cup at fendant arrived back at barracks T. Dias and E. Barnes v. A. S. Higgs at 3.20. June 22nd—Spanish Point 2 vs. Na Hurst Park today, beating Pegasus and B. Tucker. tional C.C. 1. by a length with Quartier Maitre Cross-examined by Sgt. MacPher- D. Cooper and R. Young v. C. Davis son and later by Superintendent June 29th—Spanish Point. 2 vs. three-quarters of a length behind and C. Trott. MacBeath, the defendant stuck to B.A.A. in third place. The winner started A. Stevens and G. Barnes v. L. his story. He denied having a quar July 13th—B.A.A. B vs. Pembroke at 7—1, Pegasus at 100—8 and Quar Gibbons and L,. White. NEW YORK, Monday (CP)—Base rel with Mrs. Shannon on their way S.C. 2. tier Maitre at 20—1. Nineteen horses D. Crowley and P. White v. L. ball games played today resulted as home that morning. He did not see July 27th—Pembroke S.C. 2 vs. ran the seven-furlong course. Mountcastle and R- Kempe. follows: her after he left the hotel. Spanish Point S.C. 2. o NATIONAL LEAGUE Pte. Albert Adams testified to -o- Aug. 10th—Pembroke S.C. 2 vs. Na- ' tional C.C. 1. BENTLY WINS ENGLISH meeting Jones and walking back to New York Boston barracks with him. They stopped RAIN HALTS CRICKET Aug. 17th—Pembroke S.C. 2 vs. 7 AMATEUR GOLF TITLE Pittsburgh in the Garrison Gymnasium for a B.A.A. B. Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 12 Brooklyn few minutes and arrived at the LONDON, Monday (CP—Owing to Aug. 31st—B.A.A. B vs. National 13 SOUTHPORT, Saturday (CP).—Ar Guard Room 20 minutes late. THE BERMUDA SHOP heavy rain, there was no play today C.C. l. nold Bentley today captured the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE The case was adjourned to today in the cricket match between Sept. 21st 5 22nd—Final "B" League English amateur golf championship, Queen Street — Hamilton at 2.15 p.m., when the Adjutant and Gloucestershire and Oxford Univer Jacob Cup. defeating William Sutton five and Montreal 8 Newark 13 the Sergeant-Major of the K.S.L.I. sity at Oxford. On Saturday Oxford Matches will be played on the four in the final. Sutton was the Buffalo-Syracuse postponed on ac will be called by the defence to made 286 runs. grounds of the first named teams. holder of the title in 1929. count of weather. testify. Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939. ON THE AIR FROM ENGLAND SHORT WAVE BROADCASTS NOTES ON DAVENTRY behalf of the Midlands, David Gret- FROM FOREIGN STATIONS ton will drcp in at an Oxford inn PROGRAMMES famous for the expert Shove Ha' TODAY—TUESDAY penny played there, and describe Cricket Over Weekend—Drama From a game in progress. From the All the BBC's regional centres North will come the first of a series Moscow—5.00—Broadcast in English" will contribute to a Variety pro of Aescps' fables retold in words RAN, 9.6 mc/s. Daventry—Centenary Of H. M. S. gramme—probably the first of a and music by Henry Reed; and in New York—6.45—Human Interest. weekly series—which listeners will London radio's popular 'cads,' the Editorials. W2XJI, 26.3 mc/s. Conway—Sports hear on Wednesday. Each of the Western Brothers, will comment Budapest—8.00—"Dance," compo contributions—from London, from in song on up-to-the-minute news sition. HAT4, 9.12 mc/s. the West, North, and Midlands of items. Rome—8.30—"Empire Notes," Tues Tt is hoped to cover the County A Famous Ship's Centenary England, from Scotland, Northern In London also will be Lionel day Symphonies. 2RO, 11.81 mc/s. Championship more thoroughly than Ireland, and Wales—will be 'live', Gamlin—recently appointed resi and IRF, 9.83 mc/s. ever, and there will, of course, be A speech by Lord Stanhope, First and Francis Worsley will coordinate dent compere in the Variety Depart Caracas—8.30—Viennese Orchestra. commentaries on the Test Matches Lord of the Admiralty, at a banquet the programme through a control- ment, after three years of announc YV5RC, 5.9 mc/s. between England and the West to be given by the Lord Mayor of panel in Broadcasting House. ing—whose continuity will link the Boston—8.30—Round Table on Amer Indies and other important repre Liverpool during the centenary cele Wales's contribution to the first various items. ican Public Policy. WIXAL, 6.04 sentative games." In these words brations of H.M.S. Conway, the 'Round-about' will consist of two or Winners at Crystal Palace of the mc/s. a BBC official sums up the Cor farncus training ship in the River three lighthearted Welsh tunes, ar World's Brass Band Championship Prague—9.45—Music and Enter poration's plans to provide listeners Mersey, will soon be heard by lis ranged as a musical switch. For in 1923, The Luton Band, which, tainment. OLR4A, 11.74 mc/s. to Daventry with commentaries on teners to Daventry. Scotland, Ian Sadler will weigh in under its conductor, Albert Coupe, Huizen—10.00—Happy Programme. first-class cricket matches during The first Conway, loaned to the with a one-man revue, beginning will broadcast on Wednesday, has PCJ, 9.59 mc/s. the coming season. Mercantile Marine Service Associa by singing an opening chorus all won most of the distinctions that Berlin—10.15—Programme in Eng The first County Championship tion, reached the Mersey in 1859. on his own, and later playing all the brass-band world has to offer: lish. DJD, 11.77 mc/s. matches, Surrey v. Somerset and She was replaced two years later by four parts in a short sketch. From in 1923, for example, it won the Gloucester v Lancashire, will be the frigate Winchester, and in 1876 Paris—11.40—Gramophone Records, Northern Ireland, listeners will hear World's Brass Band Championship broadcast from Daventry on Satur the present Conway arrived. The TPB7, 11.88 mc/s. and TPA4, the rich Cockney accent of Syd at Crystal Palace—the first time day. A "sound picture" of sport centenary being celebrated is that 11.71 mc/s. Walker, one of the outstanding that a South-of-England band had and a talk by Thomas Woodroofe, of the launching of this "wooden San Jose—10.00—Broadcast in Eng successes of the recent 'Band Waggon' won an international award—and BBC staff commentator, will also wall" of England—then the battle lish. TI4NRH, 9.69 mc/s. series in the BBC's Home pro for over twenty years it held the be broadcast on Saturday. ship Nile—in 1839. grammes. In 'Roundabout' Mr. South-of-England Championship. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 Some 6,500 boys have already Martha Tilton, sweet swing singer •with Benny Goodman's band, Walker will be an interviewer-at- The Band is an excellent example received training in the Conway, refuses to be "broken up" by Johnny Mercer's mugging. Johnny is large, discussing this and that with of the great contribution that the Departure of King and Oueen Moscow—5.00—Broadcast in English. and her list of Old Boys contains guardian of the fluff box which contains fines members of the men and women representative of brass-band movement, with its ob RAN, 9.6 mc/s. a large number of distinguished Swing School cast must pay when they muff a line. He's the type the various regions he visits. ject of bringing the delights of Schenectady—6.30—Science Briefs. Arrangements are being made for names. Many ex-Con way boys are of zealot who is particularly interested in collecting as often as The West of England will be rep music into the lives of the people, W2XAD, 15.33 mc/s. a description of the departure of now serving in Empire Units—the possible. Martha and Johnny are heard in song duets each Tues resented by a "Fairchild Family' has made to British music-making. Berlin—7.15—Musical Programme. their Majesties the King and Queen Bengal Pilot Service and the Royal day with Benny Goodman over Columbia network. story by E. M. Delafield, one of the The spread of the military volunteer DJD, 11.77 mc/s. for Canada to be broadcast in the Indian Marine being notable exam wittiest of contemporary writers, movement in England, with its Budapest—8.30—To be announced. programmes from Daventry. Their ples. whose home is in Devonshire. On I need of bands to accompany the HAT4, 9.12 mc/s. Majesties are expected to leave Eng The speech by Lord Stanhope 10.00 to 10.30 p.m., Bermuda time. activities of the various units, was BROADCAST BRIEFS Huizen —8.15 —Transmission for land for the American continent will be broadcast today at 3.45 p.m., Theprogramir.o which featured Kemp primarily responsible for the develop Western Hemisphere. PCJ, 9.58 on Saturday. Details of the broad and 12.15 a.m., Bermuda times, last year at the same time and over ment of the British brass band, mc/s. Berlin — 8.30 -- Compositions for cast plans for the Royal Visit will and rebroadcast tomorrow (Wed the samo network, again is sponsored I and today there are some 60,000 Uncle Walter's Dog House Rome—8.30—"The American Hour," Brass Bands. DJD, 11.77 mc/s. be found in Saturday's short wave nesday) at 8.00 a.m. and 12.40 p.m., by the Griffin Manufacturing Com amateur bandsmen in the country. Italian Lesson. 2RO, 11.81 mc/s. Prague—11.20—Music and Enter section. Bermuda times. pany. Broadcasting in New Zealand was Newest Radio Comedy Show and rRF, 9.83 mc/s. tainment. OLR4A, 11.84 mc/s. still in its infancy when Marjorie DRAMATIC PROGRAMMES Information Please Tokyo—9.15—Dance Music. JZJ, Alexander—then a schoolgirl of Uncle Walter's Dog House, a new 11.80 mc/s. FRIDAY, MAY 5 Racing—Lawn Tennis—Football twelve—made her microphone debut Shakespeare at his mightiest and type of comedy radio programme George M. Cohan, noted broadway Huizen—9.25—Special Broadcast for I from the Christchurch Station, 3YA. Max Beerbohm at his most brilliant designed "for the benefit of men producer, actor ar.d composer will America. PCJ, 9.59 mc/s. Moscow—5.00—English Broadcast. I At the age of three she was able The race for what is said to be will be represented in the plays and who find themselves in the dog join the Information Please pro Guatemala City—11.00—Grand Con RAN, 9.6 mc/s. to play the piano by ear, using her England's oldest-horse-race. the dramatic presentations that will be house of disfavour with their wives gramme as a guest member of the cert. TGWA, 9.68 mc/s. Berlin—7.15—Talks. DJD, 11.77 mc/s left hand as well as her right, and Chester Cup, the final tie in the broadcast from Daventry during the and sweethearts," will be inaugurat board of experts tonight from. 8.30 Berlin—11.00—Programme in Eng Budapest—8.00—Symphony Orches reproducing tunes she had heard contest for the Rugby League Cup, week. ed as a weekly feature tonight at to 9.00 p.m., Bermuda time, over lish. DJD, 11.77 mc/s. tra. HAT4, 9.12 mc/s. on the gramophone. Miss Alexander, and a final match in the British Hard Scenes from King Lear—with Frank 10.30 p.m., Bermuda time, over the the NBC-Blue Network. Schenectady—8.30—Spanish Dance who came to England in 1932 with Court Lawn Tennis Championships Cellier in the title part—will provide NBC-Red Network. Tom Wallace, THURSDAY, MAY 4 Music. W2XAF, 9.53 mc s. at Bournemouth are all to be des an Exhibition to the Royal College the first of a series of extracts from popular comedian who rose to radio "Radio to Yovr Government" Rome—8.30—Guest Night. "Rome's cribed for Daventry listeners this pf Music, London, has broadcast some of Shakespeare's tragedies. It stardom at WLW, will preside over Prague—4.30—News in English. Midnight Voice." 2R03, 9.63 week. a number of times from Daventry will be broadcast on Wendesday the new series in the role of Uncle An address by Governor John W. OLR4A, 11.84 mc/s. mc/s. 2R04, 11.81 mc/s., 2R06, | during the past three years. In her Tho Cheshire Cup will be broad at 10.25 p.m. and on Sunday at Walter. Bricher of Ohio, before the tenth Moscow—5.00—News in English. 15.30..mc/s. and ERF, 9.83 mc/s. i pianoforte recital on May 7 she will cast at 11.15 a.m. and 3.00 p.m., 5.55 p.m., Bermuda times. meeting oi the Institute for Educa RAN, 9.6 mc/s. Boston—9.00—Pathways to Peace. play two Arabesques by Debussy. Bermuda times, on Wednesday; The "Death in Hand." based on an "Time to Shine" tion by Radio, will be broadcast from Berlin—6.00—Concert of Light Mu WIXAL, 9.04 mc/s. • and Liszt's Etude in F minor. Rugby League Cup final will be idea from the story "A. V. Laider," the Desher-Wallick hotel, Columbus, sic. DJD, 11.77 mc/s. Prague—9.45—Music and Entertain broadcast on Friday at 11.10 p.m., in Max Beerborhm's book Seven Hal Kemp and his orchestra of Ohio, tonight from 7.30 to 7.45 p.m., Budapest—8.00 - Musical Broadcast. ment. OLR4A, 11.74 mc s. Bermuda time, and the Lawn Tennis Men, will be broadcast tonight at versatile instrumentalists and vocal Bermuda time, over the NBC-Red HAT4, 9.12 mc/s. Guatemala City 11.00—Radio The Championships will be heard on 10.35 p.m. Friday at 1.35 p.m. and ists will begin a second series of Network. Governor Bricher will Rome—8.30 Selections from Operas. atre (In Spanish). TGWA, 9.63 Saturday at 10.15 a.m., Bermuda Saturday at 5.45 p.m., Bermuda "Time to Shine" programmes over speak on "Radio and Your Govern 2RO, 11.81 mc/s. and IRF, 9.83 mc s. time. times. the Columbia network tonight frcm ment." mc/s. Bermuda times quoted. WHEN AND WHERE TO LOOK FOR THE NEWS Here is a compilation of the news bulletins (in the English language) scheduled for broadcast by American, English and OVER THE RADIO European short wave stations. Bermuda times are quoted. 7 00 a.m.—2R04, Rome, Italy. 11.81 mc/s. Daily. 8 00 a.m.—TPA2, Paris, France. 15.24 mc, s. Daily. 8.00 a.m.—DJS & DJH, Berlin, Germany. Daily. 21.45 mc s & TODAY'S PROGRAMMES 17.84 mc s. 8.40 a.m.—PHI-2, Huizen, Holland 16.88 mc/s. Daily. 8.45 a.m.—W2XE;, New York. 21.57 mc s. Daily except Sat. & Sun. NBC-RED NETWORK NBC-BLUE NETWORK COLUMBIA NETWORK DAVENTRY, ENGLAND 9.00 a.m.—W8XK, Pittsburgh, Pa. 21.54 mc/s. Daily except Satur GSA 6.05 mc/s. GSG 17.79 mc/s. WEAF, 660 kc/s.; WLW, 700 kc/s.;| WJZ, 760 kc/s.; WLW, 700 kc/s. WABC, 860 kc/s; WCAU, 1170 kc/s day and Sunday. GSB 9.51 mc/s. GSI 15.26 mc/s. WIOD, 610 kc/s.; W2XAD, 21.50 & KDKA, 980 kc/s.; W3XAL, 17.78 mc/s. W2XE, 21.57, 15.27, 11.83 & 9 15 a.m.—GSJ—H—V—G—, England. 21.53, 21.47, 17.81 & 17.79 GSC 9.58 mc/s. GSO 15.18 mc/s. 15.33'mc/s.; W8XK, 21.54 & | W3XAL, 9.67 mc/s.; W8XK, 21.54 9.65 mc/s.; W3XAU, 21.52 mc s. Daily. GSD 11.75 mc/s. GSP 15.31 mc/s. 15.21 mc/s. W2XAF, 9.53 mc/s 15.21 & 11.87 mc/s. 925 a.m.—W2XE, New York. 21.57 mc s. Sat. & Sun. Only. GSE 11.86 mc/s. GSV 17.81 mc s. 10.00 a.m.—W3XAL, New York. 17.78 mc s. Weekdays. 12.00—The Carters of Elm Street. 12.00—U. S. Commerce Chamber 12.00—Kate Smith Speaks 10.00 a.m—W8XK, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15.21 mc/s. Weekdays. 12.15- The O'Neill's—sketch meeting News 12.15—Her Honour, Nancy James GSV—GSG—GSP—GSI 12.00 Noon—The News from England. (See Programmes>. 12.30—Where to Look for Help 12.30—National Farm and Home 12.30—Romance of Helen Trent GSE—GSD—GSB—GSA You don't need all 12.00 Noon—2R04, Rome, Italy. 11.81 mc/s. Daily. 12.45—News. Music Makers Hour 12.45—Our Gal, Sunday 1.00 p.m.—W3XL, New York. 17.78 mc/s. Weekdays. 1.00 p.m.—W8XK, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15.21 mc s. Daily 1.25—Sports and Market News these polishes 1.15—Market and Weather Reports -Farm Radio News 1 30 p.m.—W3XAU, Philadelphia, Pa. 9.59 mc s. Daily except 1.15- 1.15—Life Can Be Beautiful 1.30—Fred Hartley (pianist! Sat. & Sun. 1.30—Federation of Women's Club 1.30- -Peables Takes Charge 1.30—Road of Life—sketch To have your entire house fresh, bright Vera Scott, songs 1.40—"Adventures of MacTavish" 2.00 p.m.—The news from England. (See Programmes). 1.45—Those Happy Gilmans 1.45- 1.45—This Day is Ours—sketch and looking its best, all you need is ) p.m.—2R04, Rome, Italy. 11.81 mc s. Daily. : O-Cedar Polish, which polishes every 2.00—Betty and Bob — sketch 2.00- -Science Everywhere, Junior 2.00—Doc. Barclay's Daughters 2.00—Big Ben. The News 2.30 p.m. -W2XE, New York. 15.27 mc/s. Weekdays. 2.15—Arnold Grimm's Daughter Science Feature 2.15—"Food for Thought," talks thing, and is so much simpler and more 2.45 p.m. -DJL & DJX, Zeesen, Germany. Daily. 15.11 mc i economical than all those different jars and 2.30—Valiant Lady—sketch 2.30- Scholastic Magazine Awards 2.30—Your Family and Mine 2.30—"Gentlemen, You May Smok 9.67 mc/s. 2.45—Hymns of All Churches 2.45—To be announced j and tins. Furniture — leather — paint- 3.15 p.m.—-DJD , Zeesen, Germany. 11.77 mc/s. Daily. | work — tiles — brassware — mirrors — 4.00 p.m.--TPB7, Paris, France. 11.88 mc/s. Daily. 300—Story of Mary Marlin 3.00—Indiana Indigo, variety 3.00—According to Hoyt 3.00—"Sermons in Stone" i O-Cedar Polish is equally good for them 4.00 p.m.--DJS and DJH, Zeesen, Germany. Daily. 21.45 mc/s. 3.15—Ma Perkins—sketch 3.15—U.S. Army Band 3.10—Cincinnati vs. Giants, base all. A light rub with only a few drops and 17.84 mc/s. 3.30—Pepper Young's Family ball game. W2XE & W3XAU 3.45—School Ship "Conway' of this wonderful preparation and the 4.30 p.m--W1XAL, Boston, Mass. 11.79 mc/s. Weekdays. 3.45—The Guiding Light—sketch 3.45—Dot and Pat, songs I whole room shines. But beware of imi 5.10 p.m.--DJD, Zeesen, Germany. 11.77 mc/s. Daily. tations — if there is no "O" in the name, 4.00—Backstage Wife—sketch 4.00— Club Matinee—variety show 400—"Music in the Air"—3. BBC 5.15 p.m.--W1XAL, Boston, Mass. 11.77 mc/s. Weekdays it is not the genuine O-Cedar Polish. 4.15—Stella Dallas—sketch W2XAD Empire Orchestra 5.30 pm.—The News from England. (See programmes',. 4.30—Vic and Sade—sketch 5.30 p.m.—DJD, Zeesen, Germany. 11.77 mc/s. Daily. 4.45—Girl Alone—sketch 4.55—Press Radio News. W2XAD 4.45—Music Without End, talk 6.00 p.m.—W1XAL, Boston, Mass. 11.79 mc/s. 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Rich, brilliant— HAIR TONIC GIVES YOU THE VITALITY 12.00—Matty Malneck's Orchestra 12.00—Big Ben. The News never watery. Cleans as it writes. TO KEEP YOU FIT 12.00—Gene Krupa's Orchestra 12.00—Sweet and Swing Music; two KEEPS YOUR HAIR orchestras 12.15—School Ship "Conway" SMOOTH ALL DAY THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939. Page 9 440 yds; Senior Boys. 1, N. E. Senior Girls' House Relay. Mc WHITNEY SCHOOL ANNUAL Simons (Z); 2, A. J. Moniz (Z). Time Laughlin. SPORTS DAY 1 min. 11 sec. School record. Middle Boys' House Relay. Zuill. Long Jump, Senior Boys. 1, N. E. Senior Boys' House Relay. Zuill. Simons (Z); 2, J. J. Outerbridge (Z); One Mile. Open Handicap. 1, Solid Maple Zuill and MacLaughlin Houses 3, J. Repose (Z). Distance 13 ft. 8 in. J. A. Stubbs (M); 2, V. DeSilva (M): Long Jump, Middle Boys. 1, M. 3, J. Nunes (M). Time 6 min. 15 sees. Divide Honours Thursday Hollis (Z); 2, J. Moniz (Z); 3, H. Si Tug-o'-war. Boys. Zuill. mons (M); Distance 11 ft. 9 in. Beautiful weather on Thursday High Jump, Senior Girls. 1, INDIVTDUAL CHAMPIONS ASEPTIC OINTMENT favoured the Whitney Institute Theresa Mercier (M); 2, Jane Mercier School on the occasion of their An (Z); 3, Dorothy Ann Outerbridge (Z). Senior Boys. N. E. Simons (Z) WILL END YOUR nual Athletic Sports, which were Height 3 ft. 9 in. 46 pts. witnessed by a large gathering of High Jump, Middle Girls. 1, Senior Girls. Theresa Mercier parents and friends, Great keenness, Dolores Mello (Z); 2, Joy Stephenson (M) 22 pts. was displayed in • the House events (Z); 3, Rose DeSilva (M). Height 3 Middle Boys. J. A. Stubbs (M) and the trophies were fairly evenly 5 in. 27pts. SKIN divided between the_ two Houses, (The above events were decided be Middle Girls. Rose DeSilva (M) Zuill House carrying off the Boys' fore Sports Day). 16 pts. Championship Shield and McLaugh- Long Jump, Junior Boys "B". Junior Boys. C. Bartlett (Z) 16 pts. TROUBLE! | lin House the Girls' Championship. J. D. Stubbs (M); 2, L. Peniston (Z); Junior Girls. Elizabeth Mercier Another instance of The Senior individual titles were D. Wilkinson (M). Distance 6 ft. (M). 8 pts. GERMOLENE 'Skin- similarly divided, McLaughlin, how 3 in. Healing Magic' is made First Application ever, claiming both Middle cham Long Jump; Junior Boys "A"; FINAL HOUSE POINTS public today ! Read it !— Eased Terrible Paint C. Bartlett (Z); 2, E. Simons pions. and marvel at the healing Dear Sirs, N. E. Simons, J. A. Stubbs and C. (Z); 3, A. Nunes (M). Distance 10ft. Boys. Zuill 149 pts. McLaughlin power of this wonder I have been suffering for Bartlett each broke three School 9 in. School record. 102 pts. ointment! a long time with trouble Long Jump; Junior Girls. 1, Girls. McLaughlin, 70 pts. Zuill in my foot and leg. From Both the table and bench in this lovely records in their respective groups, Skin Troubles simply can half-way up the shin to Elizabeth Mercier (Z); 2, Dorothy 49pts. not resist the healing vanity group have been copied from the and Kuth Skater, with a jump of 12ft. over the instep, my foot 8 in. broke the Senior Girls' long- simos (Z); 3, Jean Redman (M). influenceofGER/VIOLEK'E.' and ankle were swollen to antique. All pieces reproduced in solid Distance 8 ft. 9 in. School record. OTHER EVENTS four or five times the jump record by over 18 inches. Even frightful ulcers which normal size. The pain was hard white northern maple. At the conclusion of the Sports, Long Jump; Middle Girls. 1. Girls' Three-Legged Race. Theresa have defied years of treat terrible and I could not the Headmaster, Mr. G. J. Butland, Rose De Silva (M); 2, Joy Stephenson Mercier and Dorothea Bartlett. ment— dreadful Poisoned walk. I tried many things (Z); 3, Dolores Mello (Z). Distance but nothing did any good Let us show y >u our attractive line on the School's behalf, thanked all Egg and Spoon Races. Junior Wounds which brought 9 ft. 9 ins. and being in great pain, I those who by their help had made j Boys'. W. S. Zuill. Junior Girls' threat of amputation — became very depressed. the Sports the success that all agreed Long Jump; Senior Girls. 1, Ruth Dorothy Amos. chronic Skin Disease which My age is 81 and you can they had been. He thanked his Staff Skater (Z); 2, D. Ann Outerbridge Sack Races. Junior Boys" E. nothing else would benefit imagine that I thought a AT cure was beyond expecta for their work in the efficient organ (Z); Theresa Mercier, Ruth Simons, Simons. Middle Boys. W. A. Outer- have been soothed and c tion. Then a niece came isation of the meet, the many donors Jane Mercier (all equal.) Distance bridge. Senior Boys. J. J. Outer- healed and wiped away ' and told me of Germolene, of prizes and financial help who 12ft. 8 in. School record. bridge. by GERMOLENE! and said, " Certain to A* S* Cooper & Sons 50 yds; Junior Boys "B". 1, D. ABSCESSES BAD LEG succeed." I started using had enabled them to complete all Skipping Races. Middle Girls. it ; the first application the engraving of the trophies and Wilkinson (M); 2, M. Matoo (M); Dolores Mello. Senior Girls. Jane BOILS ECZEMA eased the terrible pain and &£•&? purchase additional equipment for 3, Dead Heat, R. Blackwell and J. R. Mercier. CRAWCRAW PRICKLY HEAT soothed the part wonder Sports Day, all the officials who had Peniston (Z). Time 9 1/5 sec. School Obstacle Races. Jane Mercier. WOUNDS SUNBURN fully! Ina very short time, by rubbing it gently night given such splendid help and Mrs. record. Girls. J. J. Outerbridge. Boys. IMPETIGO PILES and morning with your Arthur Outerbridge and her band of 50 yds; Junior Beys "A". 1, C. Elephant and Rider. J. A. Stubbs, ULCERS MOSQUITO & marvellous Germolene, helpers for their usual excellent tea. Bartlett (Z); 2, G. E. Skater (M); 3, A. Moniz and J. D. Outerbridge. PIMPLES INSECT BITES I was freed ! —all these and many more He. welcomed Mr. J. J. Outer- E. Blackwell (Z), and E. C. Wilkinson Boat Race. McLaughlin, House GERMOLENE conquers ! At the My foot is quite normal. A delicious Champagne bridge, one of the School's most (M). Dead Heat. Time 8 4/5 sec. Team. first touch of this wonderful oint I can walk as well as ever School record. ment smarting, itching, burning I did and think of it!... loyal and enthusiastic supporters, Old Boys' 100 yds. R. A. Card 10 1/5 and pain is stopped! Swellings my age is 81 ! That is and in asking him to present the 50 yds; Junior Girls. 1, Jean Red sees. reduce, blemishes are banished! The skin takes on a pure, trans something for all those ST. MARCEAUX Brut trophies and prizes, the Headmaster man (M); 2, Elizabeth Mercier (M); Old Girls' 100 yds. Natalie North parent healthy texture and no sign who go on suffering 1928 Vintage remarked how especially pleasing 3, Dorothy Amos; (Z);. Time 9 1/5 13 1/5 sees. of the former skin troubles can be because they think their seen I case is hopeless! this occasion was when, at this time sec Parents Race. Mrs. J. J. Outer- During my life I have ALSO Mr. Outerbridge's daughter was the 80 yds; Junior Boys "A". 1, C. bridge. Mr. Vivian Zuill. travelled all over the School's very efficient Head Girl Bartlett (Z); 2, E. C. Wilkinson (M); world and I have never VIN BRUT—NON-VINTAGE Coral Island Club Trophy for best come across such a and his sen, Zuill's keen House Cap 3, D. Jenkin (M); Time 12 2/4 sec. individual achievements in all wonderful healer as tain. The latter, also, had se 80 yds; Middle Girls. 1, Rose De branches of School sport. J. J. 1 Germolene! cured the School's most coveted Silva (M); 2, Dolores Mello (Z); 3, Outerbridge. Your sporting award, the Coral Island G. Blackwell (Z). Time 13 sec. School colours were awarded to:— Club Trophy, for the best individual 100 yds; Middle Boys. 1, L.Adams GOSLING BROS., Ltd. Dorothy Ann Outerbridge, Doro From all Chemists and Stores. achievement in all branches of School (M); 2, H. Simons (M); 3, J. Moniz thea Bartlett, Ruth Simons, Ruth Established 1822 sport. (Z). Time 14 4/5 sec. M ed Skater and Jane Mercier for Net GERMOLENE ifi SOAP 100 yds; Senior Boys. 1 N. E. SOLE AGENTS Mr. Outerbridge, following the Ball; Diana Simons and J. J. Outer- Prevents Prii prize distribution, congratulated Simons (Z); 2, J. Repose (Z); 3, J. J. plexion. I bridge for Hockey, N. E. Simons and everyone on the excellent Sports' Outerbridge (ZV Time 12 4/5 sec. Theresa Mercier for Athletics. Day, and advised all the boys and girls 100 yds; Senior Girls. 1, Theresa to take full advantage of the oppor Mercier (M); 2, Ruth Simons (M); tunities offered them, to realize that 3, Dorothy Ann Outerbridge (Z). UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS the "good old times" did not exist, Time 14 2/5 sec. TIDE TABLE FOR MAY SPEED THE WORLD'S BUSINESS but were the times in which they now 220 yds; Middle Boys. 1 J. A. SPECIAL Put an end The following models are offered at reduced prices: lived, and the ones in which they Stubbs (M); 2, M. Hollis (Z); 3, L. High Water JLow Water Sun Sun- | Dat e A.M P.M. A.M. P.M. rise Underwood Standard:— should give of their best in whatever Adams (Mj. Time 32 sec. set they attempted in work or sport, 220 yds; Senior Boys. 1. N. E. Si 2 7.25 7.52 1.26 1.29 5.32 7.00 11 inch carriage • • •. Dry cleaning for the best was the only effort worth mons (Zv: 2, C. O. Lindley (M); 3, 3 8.10 8.36 2.15 2.13 5.31 7.01 to savourless 12 inch carriage while. J. Repose (M). Time 29 3/5 sec. 4 8.54 9.20 2.59 2.56 5.30 7.02 Noiseless 14 inch carriage Cheers for Mr. Outerbridge, the School record. 5 9.37 10.04 3.43 3.38 5.29 7.03 Master 12 inch carriage Donors of Prizes and the School 220 yds; Middle Girls. 1. Rose De. 6 10.21 10.46 4.27 4.22 5.28 7.04 cooking 7 7.05 Men's Suits 4/- Typemaster Portable brought a thoroughly enjoyable after Silva (M); 2, Dolores Mello (Z); 3, 11.06 11.29 5.11 5.06 5.27 noon to a close. Joy Stephenson (Z). Time 39 2/5 sec. 8 11.54 5.57 5.52 5.26 7.05 Noiseless 77 Portable The full list of results follcw:— 220 yds. Senior Girls. 1, Theresa 9 12.17 12.45 6.42 6.41 5.26 7.06 White Pants 2/- All 1939 models. Mercier (M); 2, Ruth Simons (M); 10 1 07 1.43 7.33 7.38 5.25 7.06 It's quite easy— HOUSE EVENTS 3, Ruth Skater (Z). Time 33 sees. 11 1.59 2.44 8.26 8.40 5.24 7.07 Ladies' Suits 4/- up simply use Lea & Senior Boys' Cross-Country; 1, High Jump; Junior Boys "B". 12 2.57 340 9.19 9.41 5.23 7.07 Perrins in your E. W. ROBINSON N. E. Simons (z); 2, J. J. Outerbridge 1, R. Blackwell iZ); 2, D.Wilkinson 13 3.54 4.34 10.09 10.40 5.22 7.08 cooking. It is very Arcade, Burnaby Street, Hamilton. (z.•; 3, A. J. Monlz (z); Time 21 min. (M); 3, B. Matos (M). Height 2 ft. 14 4.44 5.22 10.57 11.35 5.22 7.09 Dresses 4/- up economical—Lea Agent for Underwood Elliott Fisher Co., New York. 14 sec. 7 ins. 15 5.31 6.06 11.39 5.21 7.10 & Perrins is highly 7.10 Middle Boys' Cross Country: 1. High Jump; Junior Boys "A". 1. 16 6.17 6.47 12.25 12.21 5.20 concentrated, a few 17 7.00 7.29 1.09 103 5.20 7 11 Spring Coats 5/- up J. A. Stubbs (M); 2, L. H. Adams C. Bartlett (Z); 2, E. Wilkinson (M); drops added to 18 7.43 8.11 1.54 1 4j 5.19 7.12 (M); 3, V. DeSilva (M); Time 4 min. 3, E. Blackwell (Z). Height 3ft. 7ins. each dish are all 54 sec. School record. School record. 19 8.27 8.54 2.35 2.27 5.19 7.12 that are necessary Throwing the Cricket Ball; Senior High Jump; Middle Boys. 1. J. A. 20 9.09 9.38 3.19 3.10 5.18 7.13 Boys. 1. C. O. Lindley (M); 2, N. E. Stubbs (M); 2, V. DeSilva (M); 3, 21 9.56 10.27 4.05 3.57 5.17 7 13 Bermuda Laundry Simons (Z); 3, J. J. Outerbrige Z). Dead Heat. J. Hollis (M); and E. B. 22 10.46 11.16 4.51 4.49 5.17 7 1 1 that will whet the Keep Your Money in Bermuda. Distance 72 yds. 7 ins. Stephens (MJ. Height 3 ft. 11 ins 23 11.40 5.41 5.45 5.16 7.14 edge of the dullest Throwing the Cricket Ball, Middle High Jump; Senior Boys. 1. J. J. 24 12.09 12.39 6.36 6.45 5.16 7.15 appetite. Send the BERMUDA PRESS your printing Boys; 1, J. A. Stubbs (M); 2, J. Nunes Outerbridge (Z); 2, C. Lindley (M); 25 1.08 1.45 7.31 7.53 5.15 7.16 (Mj; 3, W. A. Outerbridge (Mi. Dis 3, J. Repose (Z). Height 4 ft. 3 ins. 26 2.10 2.51 8.33 8.04 5.15 7 17 and Dyers orders. tance 61 yds. 9 ins. School record. High Jump; Junior Girls. 1. Equal. 97 3.16 3.58 9.33 10 14 5.15 7.18 Half Mile, Senior Boys; 1, N. E. Dorothy Amos (Z>; Jean Redman 28 4.18 5.01 10.30 11.19 5.14 7.18 Simons (Z); 2, C. O. Lindley (M); (M); and Elizabeth Mercier (M). 29 5.19 7.57 11.25 5.14 7.19 ,2104 30 6.14 6.47 12.17 12.17 5.13 7.20 3, J. Repose (Z); Time 2 min. 38 sec. Height 2 ft. 10 in. 495Ctu.eitp School record. Middle Girls' House Relay. Zuill. 31 7.05 7.35 1.11 1.06 5.13 7.20 LEA& PERRINS BENNY SAUCE That Reminds Distributors: BUTTERFIELD & CO. Him Hamilton. QUICK WAY TO BANISH By MUSCULAR ACHES j. Carver ill uf » reliable, double-acting 'ears by trainers of ath- Pusey letea. antiseptic liniment pene- trates the cause — breaks up sti kly. relieving the soreness. Absorbine Jr. can be massaged. It will not burn the skin. Its essential oils penetrate deep down where the pain is, speed the blood J through the muscles and wash away fatigue acids. Prompt relief follows. Aching muscles BRONCHO are soothed. Soon they are limber and supple. Rub Absorbine Jr. all over the sore area two or three times a day. A little goes far. Get a BILL bottle today. Sold in all good stores. ABSORBINE JR. For years has relieved sore muscles, muscu- j lar aches, bruises, cuts, sprains, abrasions. The Run-Away By INSTANT POSTliM HARRY F. twice a day RESTS YOUR O'NEILL NERVES «. dKC "TV XXJ.JH j.v,uinu vjn.zj.uix xin rvi^x/ ^UUUIULIJ. x/nxxjx, IUJJOUAI, iviAX Advertisement WOMAN BOUND IN CHT5MANSc v COTTON WOOL DISTINCTIVE S*£Si- HGLlDAWim Helpless for Weeks With CHINA Rheumatism .^SBy."' Ruth Dewey Groves She was bound from head to foot tlicn George Van Buskirk, Jr.. engaged with a customer, but that in cotton wool. She could not sleep and /lis friend Conrad Phelps, as did not deter George from speak George Busli and Con Palmer ing to her. OYAL COPENHAGEN without the use of sleeeping meet Mary Hale and Trixie An "Mary," he cried. "Mary, I draughts, yet, within two weeks derson, department store sales must talk to you!" of starting to take Kruschen Salts, girls. George presumably is en Mary stared at him in stony Exclusive with us gaged to Audrev Hampton, ot his silence. She was aware that the when you feel you cannot work as long, she was on the road to recovery. own set. ut longs to .'ind a customer was watching and listen "Although I am a young mother girl anim pressed by his wealth. ing in surprise. as quickly, or as strongly as usual. George is attracted to Mary, but of only 22, I suffered terribly from "Mary." he repeated, "I've got when you find yourself unusually irritable, Famous throughout the world are rheumatism," she writes. "I had to sets out to learn it she is a gold- to talk to you!" digger. He forces Reggie de Puy- "Well!" the customer began, but when you tire more quickly than before. take sleeping draughts because I ster to impersonate rich George George's next move silenced her. Also in tablet form. could not sleep for pain, and I was Van Buskirk and dazzle Mary "Never mind this," he said, and when you lose self-confidence. There is no differ the figures and dinnerware of the bound from head to foot in cotton with millions. Mary loves plain took the article Mary was holding, ence, exceptinform, George but seems captivated by tossing it to the counter. "There's when you sleep badly, or by fits and starts, between liquid and wool. Careful nursing and the best Reggie. Sfie and George quarrel. something I want to tell you." tablet Phosferine. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Co. of attention did not bring relief, Then accidentally she discovers The customer gasped. when you suffer often from neuralgia. The tonic contents that George Bush is the real "I'm busy. Mr Van Buskirk," are the same. and I began to lose heart. At last, George Van Buskirk. Believing when you are depressed. I turned to Kruschen. In two weeks Mary said, icily, emphasizing hi* his attentions a rich playboy's name. Don't be misled—always identified by the I was right on the road to recovery. jest, she quits him. Meanwhile George gulped. "Van Buskirk! Today, I am a different woman. I Audrey learns -i the friendship Mary how did you know?" When the rush-and-worry of modern life weakens nerve efficiency and informs George's mother, and your nerves are out of order, Phosferine re-energises them, three navy blue lines on the underside of am going out with my husband for who proposes a trip«to Scotland Mary's chin tensed. "This isn't the place to discuss it. Will you when they are too tired to renew themselves. The quick result each piece. my first walk for eight weeks."— on George's yacht. George is please go?" She turned again to (Mrs.) B. dismayed. the customer "I'm sorry madam is that you feel better, with better appetite, more confidence. The pains of rheumatism are —did you say you wanted—" Weariness and depression disappear. Defy the hurry and caused by needle-pointed uric acid CHAPTER XV "This is intolerable!' the ex worry of modern life—by taking a course of Phosferine. '"IPO BE frank with you, asperated customer broke in. T crystals setttling in the joints,nerves shall report it. vou may be sure!" and sinews. Kruschen Salts con Mother." said George, "1 Her voice was loud and angry. tains ingredients which disslove did have other plans " It attracted the attention ot other "Oh but George dear" Lydia customers. Business was suspend Qet your bottle tO'day these crystals, and other ingredients' Van Buskirk said, appealingly ed while the eyes of everyone were which help the kidneys to expel the "can't vou put them off''' I centered on the small group at dissolved crystals from the system. thought we might take t.lr and Mary's counter. o Mrs. Hampton and Audrey with us. I'm sure they would rather ySARY said, "Please, madam," 707ff.tu do that than go by liner And f *» but the situation had devel you really haven't been seeing oped into a crisis. Mr Pepper was LONDON SCIENTIST, 90, enough of Audrey George. After striding toward them with a grim all. you are supposedly engaged visage and fire in his eye. The Greatest of all Tonics FINDS NEW METHOD OF to her." "What's the trouble here. Miss George shook his head. "Mother, Hale?" he demanded in icy tones. PRODUCING ELECTRICITY darling " he said firmly "Audrey George started to speak, but the FOR ALL DISORDERS CAUSED BY EXHAUSTION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM GILBEY'S and I do not consider ourselves customer was first. From Chemists, Tablets or Liquid engaged. Audrey I believe, is in "I want service." she said accus LONDON, April 30. (BOP)—A new love with Peter Erskine." ingly, "but this salesgirl is appar Proprietors : PHOSFERINE (ASHTON S PARSONS) LTD., WATFORD, ENGLAND discovery n methods of generating "Nonsense! I've heard rumors, ently too busy with her friend i|^ SPEY ROYAL of course. Idle gossip Naturally here to pay attention to a mere electricity has been placed befcre the a girl as attractive as Audrey customer." Physical Society in London with the would have admirers—especially Mr Pepper turned to Mary. 10 year old object of suggesting further research. as you are so neglectful of her "Explain what this is all about," The discovery was made by Sir But surely you aren't taking any he ordered. stock m aimless prattle." George intervened. "Miss Hale Ambrose Fleming, eminent scientist "The truth is, Mother it doesn't doesn't need to offer an explana Scotch Whisky now in his ninetieth year. He was interest me. I like Audrey like tion," he said. "She isn't working yke /fOjfedt and Hunt the inventor of the thermionic valve her enough to hope she makes the here any more. And she's coming 10/3 per Fifth used in wireless Telephony. His right choice, and I know that isn't with me right now." your beloved son." Mr Pepper ignored him: "Miss =c TO337TTE3 14/3 per Imperial Qt. new method of electricating consists i "Please," his mother waved a Hale, what do you mean by per -elective (wtidefiZoc v of allowing powdered silica to fall delicate hand to dismiss his words, mitting anyon>. to interfere with thrcjugh a tube on to a perforated "you are quite wrong. That vou your duties in this manner? You will discover on the way to Scot know this is strictly against the zinc plate, This action creating land. I am sure. Is it settled, rules." fch j/WidvnaJtCAM J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO, positive electricity. This current is then? You will take us?" Mary, driven to desperation HAMILTON ST. GEORGE'S then transferred to a condenser con "No. dearest, I can't. I'm ter cried. "I couldn't help it, you old sisting of two metal plates with a ribly sorry to disappoint you. but —you Pie Pace!" I don't need the close association Mr. Pepper drew back as though MILTON HAS MANY thin layer of ebonite between them. of a trip abroad with Audrey to struck. There was an instant of Fleming told the Society that it know that I am not in love with silence, horrible to Mary Then USES FOR WOMEN... these plates are separated their her. or that I have no intention of a chorus of tittering broke out asking her to marry me. Please capacity is reduced and the potential around them. Milton is a remarkable antiseptic, forgive me for speaking so plainly, Mr. Pepper's countenance be Particular correspondingly raised. They could but it's best to clear up the situa came purple. He said in a voice stronger yet gentler than any other you thus obtain electricty at very high tion once and for all." that would have terrified a lion, can buy. Quick-acting and long-lasting potentials or many thousands of "George, how can you? Oh, "Report to the office, immediately. in its effect. And absolutely safe. As a Smokers Prefer B.D.V. how can you? You are spoiling Miss Hale." volts. To prevent waste of powdei deodorant Milton is invaluable. Every everything." his mother wailed. Mary was aghast. The words woman should get to know Milton. It and to allow it to be used again and "Listen. Mother." he said quiet had slipped out of her mouth again, he had devised an instrument ly, "I wouldn't hurt you for the without her volition. She turned solves the problems of personal hygiene CIGARETTES similar to an hourglass. Having world, but you shouldn't be hurt away in stricken silence to obey so easily and successfully. The Direc because of this. You wouldn't the command. tions booklet wrapped with every bottle allowed the silicia to fall in one They're extra mild, extra satisfying, really want me to marry a girl I contains a special section—Women's Spe direction, the instrument was re don't love." and they're British EORGE tried to stop her. cial Uses. It is worth reading carefully. versed and the process repeated. G "Mary, don't go." he pleaded, HE began to gasp and utter but she was determined to ignore In Id's 20's and 50's By duplicating the hourglass instru S protesting moans, but George him, now that he had done his ments and creating four spokes of a Good for a variety of valua was firm worst. wheel, it was possible to rotate them "A scene won't help, and it will As she hurried toward an ele Trust ble GIFTS; or for CASH SAVE THE and thus obtain a continuous supply do you narm" he said "Now if vator George called that he would redeemable at office of:— vou don't mind I really have to wait for her But Mr Pepper HILTON of electricity at high potentials, go I have an engagement." still burning with outraged dig Used regularly in 47 London Hospitals. JOHNSON & COOPER, LTD. o In a few strides he was out of nity stepped up to mm and told There is no antiseptic " as good as Milton." 6632OTs.tu. to 30.6.39 the room taking his mother so him it would be better for Miss OF ALL As a deodorant, the most effective known. much by surprise that she had no Hale if he departed. For skin troubles — the quickest, cleanest President Hopes for Peace time to voice a protest. George refused to budge. He GOOD healer you can buy. Absolutely safe. Non- He sent ner nurse to her and was going to stay right there un poisonous. Non-irritant. Harmless to all At World's Fair Opening hurried trom the house. He felt til Mary returned—fired, beyond CHEMISTS & STORES living tissues — external and internal. Now Within the "Means" of All guilty and remorseful out he a doubt—and take her away from Sole Agents: A. J. Gorham, Front Street, knew if ne stayed he must tell hei Marden's forever Hamilton, Bermuda. The new 1938 Tropically Fabricated General NEW YORK, Sunday (CP).—Pre about Mary, and that on top ot He waited in vain After a short Electric Radios are now available to suit almost any sident Roosevelt said today that the nis plain declaration in regard to and pointed interview with the personnel head. Mary left the budget. These long and short wave sets, providing United States stood united in the Audrey, would be too much for the acme in radio reception, and backed by a six her to bear. He must give her store through the employee's en desire to encourage peace, and he time to realize that he was in trance month guarantee, are priced from £12. 10. 0. expressed "for all America" the hope earnest about choosing his own Mr Pepper approached George that the years to come will break wife. after a while and informed him Three pounds down payment and 7/6 a week His car was at the curb, and that Miss Hale had gone. assures you of the world's finest radio entertainment. down "the many barriers to inter he drove to Marden's like one pos course between the nations of sessed. He parked on a side street (To be continued) Europe." and dashed into the store, straight (The characters in this serial are ROBERT D. AITKEN to Mary's department. She was fictitious). Queen Street Phone 1127 Hamilton Opening the New York World's Fair, the President avoided any ref erence to Hitler's Reichstag address, but he re-dedicated the United CZECH PLANES OFFERED States to the cause of international is so deadly to goodwill and declared that her TO FRANCE BY REICH Lose Fat MOSQUITOES CRANE wagon was "hitched to a star." Secret Method Discovered "But it is a star of goodwill, lie PARIS, Arm 30. (CP)—The war- By Hollywood Cinema Stars presents continued, "a star of progress for Now Obtainable at Chemists planes seized by Germany in Czecho A safe, secret method of reducing mankind, a star of greater happi slovakia have been offered for sale ugly fat has been discovered by a Cali fornia physician in prescribing to the Flit is sure death to insects THE ness and less hardship, and above to France, a source close to the Gov famous Cinema Stars of Hollywood. because it is a combination all a star of peace. May the months This discovery, called Formode, quickly of potent killing agents ernment disclosed this weekend. The and safely dissolves ugly fat—5 pounds "NEUDAY" to come carry us forward in the reports of this offer and Hitler's a week or 15 to 25 pounds a month. which cannot be excelled. Formode stimulates health, energy, and Flit has undergone the most rays of that hope." Reichste g speech, which was interpre an athletic figure, so that you look and exhaustive tests and is of See Our Showroom The President spoke in the out ted in French official quarters as feel 10 years younger. Formode is guar anteed to remove your fat or money known definite killing door Court of Peace. "moderate," were tak( n here as back on return of empty package. Ask power. Thai's why you your chemist for Formode today. Tho should always insist on FIH comforting indications for peace. guarantee protects you. The Government sources said the — and refuse all substitutes. Flit spray will not stain, and war materials taken by the Germans is harmless to humans. Be GODET & YOUNG when they abso-bed Czecho-Slovakia that the planes were not designated sure the soldier is on the tin. IVER BILIOUSNESS last n onth, and which Hitler listed as ccming from Czecho-Slovakia but DILLS SALLOW SKiN in hi? speech as being put on sale in Hamilton St. George's r their origin was learned from othtr COHSTIPA IOH several countries, were offered evidence. Hitler placed the number France. It was generally considered of planes taken at 1,581. YES-MR. SANA PULHOUSE-MV I'M REARRANGING THE -THE GUELST ROOM FOR THE LISTEN- BUILD KAE SOKJ AND HIS BRIDE ARE GO- HOUSE FOR OUR SON UURSE-THE BABY CAN HAVE A DOG-HOUSE BIG BRINGING IlkJG TO VISIT US AkID I WAKJT KIOW- AND HIS WIFE'S VISIT- YOUR ROOM AND THE TWO ENOUGH TO GET MY- DAT finest vadio— tTHE HOUSE DOME OVER-YES" WHAT- * NOW-THE MUSIOROOM ROOMS UPSTAIRS FOR SONMY- A BED IN - AND MUST BE iTHE HOUSE WILL. HAVE TO BE MAGGIE? CAN BE MADE INTO A YOUR SMOKING-ROOM CAN BE PUT AN ELECTRIC AN M ALL REDECORATED- - _, PLAYROOM FOR THE THE BABY'S BREAKFAST-ROONA- , LIGHT IN IT- PHILIPS UP BABY-AND- , EDUCATED DOG- Radioplayers FATHER Can be bought on con venient payment terms. By Bermuda George Trading Co. McManus Somerset—Hamilton—St. Georze THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939. Page 11 NEW YORK STOCK MONTREAL STOCK GAOLED A MONTH FOR MARKET MARKET OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE Yesterdays Closing Prices Yesterday's Closing Prices Kenneth Dowling went to prison Allis Chalm. Mfg 311 for one month at hard labour yes , Am. Car & Foundy : 20i Sterling 4.70 ' Am. & Tor. Pow _...-. TJnq Abitibi pf 41 terday, when he was convicted of Am. & For Pow pf _ TJnq Bell Telephone 175 using offensive language in Church Braz Tract 104 Street on Sunday, April 23. Dowling Would you Am. Locomotive Unq Brit. Am. Oil .". 211 Makings of a Am. Power & Lt „.— 4i B.C. Pow. A 25 entered a plea of not guilty, claiming Am. Radiator .... Ill he was home at the time of the al like a— Am. Rolling Mill 13! B.C. Pow. B Unq Am. Smelt. & Ref 40 Bathurst Paper A. .„ 64 leged offence, 10 minutes to 11 in Am. Sugar ....~. 19 Build Prod 15 the morning. Can. Car —M 104 Am. Tel. & Tel 157 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gallaghan Modern Summer Suit Am. Water Works 9J Con. Paper Com 4 FREE Trip Anaconda Copper 231 Cons. Smelt 474 repeated in Court (Mrs. Gallaghan Assoc. Dry Goods 7i Dom. Bridge 264 writing them on a piece of paper), Donnaconna Paper 31 the words used by the accused. The to the N. Y. Atchison .„.„..„.-. 26 Ford Can 181 Atlantic Refining ..„..„ 181 Gypsum - 44 offensive language was directed to English Panama cloth is the very light crisp material Baldwin Loco Unq Hiram Walker Unq wards Mr. Gallaghan who was on Baltimore & Ohio „ 54 Imperial Oil , 151 his way to church with his wife. originally created for the British in India. Crease World's Fair Barnsdall Cp. A ~ 13i Intl. Nickel 451 Bendix Avia » 21 He believed the accused suspected Intl. Power 1st. pf Unq him of having caused his (the accus resistant, with an air cooled texture, it keeps its Bethlehem Steel 531 Massey-Harris ^nq Boeing Plane 21 6 ed's) discharge from the Castle Budd Mfg 4f McCol. Front shape like no other summer material and wears Montreal Pow 31 Harbour Hotel some time ago and Caterpillar Tractor 431 could only give that as a reason for Celanese 161 Natl. Brew 394 almost indefinitely. It tailors perfectly into smart Ches. & Ohio 3lf Natl. Steel Car Unq the defendant using such language. Here Is How Chrysler Corp „ 64 Power Corp - 9a hot weather suits for either men or women. 56 Columbia Gas & Elec. 61 Price Bros - 101 Com. & Southern ...» 11 Price Bros, pf 38 To Get It! St. Law. Cp. pf 9 inches wide. Congoleum 21i fi Consol. Edison 30 Shawingau : l | Consol. Oil ?.} Steel of Canada 70* Lightless Cyclists Fined Buy all the clothes for Cont. Can „...„ 361 Can. Bank Com 169 yourself and family at the Bank of Mont 213 Contl. Oil of D 22i Bank of N.S 302 ENGLISH FRENCH BAZAAR, which Corn Prod. Ref 574 Royal Bank of Can 185 John Mann was fined 15/- in Ham means that you'll be well Crown Zell Unq ilton Police Court yesterday morn PANAMA CLOTH 12/6 yard and stylishly clad at a big Curtis-Wright 51 Curtis-Wright "A" 254 ing, when he was convicted of riding saving. TORONTO MINING Delaware & Hudson 141 a bicycle without a light in Cedar Del. Lack & West 4! QUOTATIONS Douglas Air 591 Avenue on April 28. He admitted Tans and Blues in solids, With every purchase of Dupont _ 1391 Unq the charge, saying his light was 5/- or more you get a Augite Elec. Auto-Lite 251 Aldermac .30 stolen and he only coasted on the stripes and subdued checks. COUPON which gives you Elec. Power & Lt 71 Anglo-Can .95 pedal of his cycle. a chance to WIN that Trip Erie R.R Unq Beattie 1.14 Ernest Doyling paid 15/- for failing to the N.Y. WORLD'S Elec. Boat 94 Bankfield Unq Foster Wheeler Unq .09 to have a light attached to his cycle FAIR, and in addition £10 Bobjo whilst riding along the Happy Valley Gen. Electric 335 Bidgood Kirk .19 cash to help you enjoy Gen. Foods Corp 42 Bralorne 10.65 Road at 8.20 p.m. on April 25. He your trip. And you'll Gen. Motors 411 Brown Oil Unq had nothing to say. travel FIRST CLASS on Glenn Martin 344 Unq Goodrich Rubber 151 Buff. Ankerite the Furness, Bermuda Cal. and Ed f.00 WOOLLENS DEPT. REID STREET Goodyear Rubber 241 Can. Malartic unq Line. Granby 51 17 Great North, pf ' 191 Cent. Patricia fi Gt. West Sugar 261 Chrom. Smelt }mq Remember, every day, Conarium tai METEOROLOGICAL NOTES Houdaille "B" Unq Davis 2°3 every purchase of 5/- or Houston Oil 51 Dome 30.50 more here brings you a Hudson Motor Car Unq East Malartic z2° COUPON. The more Insp. Copper Unq Eldorado I-32 May 1st. Intl. Harvester Unq Fal. Bridge 4.90 Barometer— Coupons you have the Intl. Nickel (Can.) 451 Goldslake -274 8.00 a.m 1016.7mlllibars greater your chance of Intl. Paper 75 Gunnar Gold 44 Winning. Intl. Paper pf 29 Hardrock 100 30.02 inches Intl. Tel. & Tel 64 Harker O7 8.00 p.m 1016.1 millibars Kennecott Cop 31J Hollinger 14.45 30.01 inches ESTABLISHED 1889 Date of the DRAW will Lambert 155 Hudson Bay 28.45 Wind- be announced soon. Mean Loews. Inc 391 Howey Gold Unq Mack Truck Unq 8.00 a.m. S.S.W 17mi.perhr. while, buy here, save Jellicoe 051 Macy 35 Keer-Addison 1-55 NoonS S.W 20mi.perhr. money, and build up your Mid-Con. Pet Unq Kirk Lake 133 8.00p.m. S. xW. 15mi.perhr. chances for that wonderful Montgomery Ward 441 Lake Shore 41.00 Motor Products Unq Max. Temp, for 24 hrs 74 FREE Trip plus £10 cash. Leitch Gold 74 Min. Temp, for 24 hrs 61 Murray Corp Unq Lit. Long Lac 2.65 Nash-Kelvinator 61 Rainfall for 24 hrs trace Mclntyre FJiq Natl. Cash Register .".."...... 171 Sunshine 10 hrs. 36 min. Denies Riotous Behaviour Natl. Dairy Prod 145 Mack Red Lake l.Io McWatters Unq Samuel Clifford Hodgson was re- The Natl. Dist 241 Macassa 4.20 FOREIGN REPORTS Natl. Power & Lt 71 MacLeod Cockshutt .... 1.99 rdanded in custody in Hamilton Just Arrived Natl. Steel 59i 1.20 1 ° 1 Police Court yesterday morning after New Haven „ Unq Mining Corp ,, £ : Moneta ™? >2 . i a t. entering pleas of not guilty to two French Bazaar N.Y. Central 13 ! Noranda 7°°" « S North Amer. Co 201 3 cha'rges. Hodgson denied behaving I. Machover, Prop. North. Pacific 8 O'Brien - if DATE 83 o o in a riotous manner in Queen Street MASTERUTE | Oro Plata Unq ft o a. o3 Omnibus 154 Pam. Porcu. ... 2.95 May 1st. a °- at 12.15 a.m. on Sunday, April 30 Stores Throughout Packard Motor Car 31 Pend Orelle ... 1.35 a and subsequently violently resisting Paramount Pic 71 S> 00 a> S 2 the Islands Perron 1.69 a? c3 arrest. Paramount Pic pf 9J. Pickle Crow ... 4.70 w Electric Bulbs Penn. R.R „ l? | Pioneer ;;;;;;;;;; 2.35 The hearing was adjourned to 11 j Philip Morris 90 Powell Rouyn l-^> CANADA a.m. p\n Wednesday morning. Phillips Petrol 34} Preston Dome 1-3° Montreal 42 be —o— Every Bulb Guaranteed Pressed Steel Unq Royalite Oil Un(l Pub. Serv. of N.J. „ '. 341 Ottawa 40 be 1000 Burning Hours — San Antonio 1-45 40 b Author Buys Island Rage & Shaw Pure Oil 71 Shawkey Unq Toronto 0.01 "urity Bakeries 14 Sherrit-Gordon 97 D.S.A. A QUALITY BULB AT A LOWER PRICE iadio Corp 61 PLYMOUTH, May 1. (CP)—Rosita Siscoe 103 Boston 46 be Forbes British author-explorer, an Chocolates xiadio-Keith-Orph 15 Sladen-Malartic Unq New York 46 b 0.14 nounced yesterday that she bad - f1192 HARDWARE We are exclusive distributors Remington-Rand Unq Stadacona 49 Philadelphia 46 b 0.06 15 Sudbury Basin Unq bought an island in the West Indies g Phones ^ jjgg CO ese world's finest candies. | Repub. Steel Corp ^ 44 MASTERS Sears Roebuck 66* Sullivan Cons Unq Atlantic City... b 0.06 called Eleuthera, "eight miles from] Jnexcelled for quality and Simmons Co 201 Sylvanite Unq Washington 44 be civilization," where she would make | iavour, and exquisitely boxed. Socony-Vac. Oil 118 Tech-Hughes 4.00 BERMUDA I her home. She arrived on last Sat Southern Pacific 12 Thompson Cadillac 13 St. George's 1 67 be 0.02 Southern Railway 13:i I Towagmac 22 urday by the liner "Orduna" from a FRED FRITH & SON Sperry Corp 401 ! Uchi Gold 126 NOTE: b—blue sky, be—partlj visit to the West Indies. She has Front St. Reid St. Standard Brands 6i Ventures Unq cloudy, c—cloudy, o—overcast, r— conducted numerous expeditions to 317^iS.m w. Stan. Oil of N.J 445 Wait Amul rt 6.10 Africa and is an honorary member of Stewart Warner Unq j Wood Cadaillac Unq rain, p—passing showers, s—snow Stone Webster 10 Wright Hargreaves 7.85 I f—fog, t—trace, bf—blue sky anc French, Italian and Antwerp Geo j Studebaker Corp 61s o fog, rs—sleet, z—iazy. graphical Societies. . . . but j Superior Oil 2i Texas Corp 36i Texas Gulf Sulph 28 New York Exchange Dull has no Tidewater Assd. . Ill Maill Notices for Week Ending Sunday, 7th May, 1939 ' Timken 36 The following report of activities I j Union Pacific 89 of the New York Stock Exchange is AUTOMATIC I United Aircraft 353 published through the courtesy of United Airlines 92 the Bermuda Office of Thatcher & Registered and Parcel Post mails are closed 30 minutes earlier than United Corp. 23 Company, correspondents of Abbot. the time given below unless otherwise stated and where mails are advert power United Corp. pf 311 ised to close at or before 9.00 a.m., registered and parcel post mails close United Drug 5J Proctor and Paine, New YoTk. United Gas Imp 12* at 5.00 p.ra. the previous day. of recovery U.S. Indus. Alco 15 NEW YORK, May 1. (CP)—New U.S. Pipe &Fdy 39 OUTWARD MAILS Once the strength-building forces within you become weakened, I US. Realty 31 York Stock Exchange trading today things very quickly get you down. Let Bovril build up those precious was the dullest in months. Com Probable Connec- reserves that are the surest defence against illness. Bovril enables you U.S. Rubber 35 Closing at tion from New US. Smelt Unq modities were strong. There were to get more nourishment from all your food and forms a really strong Destination Ship or Aircraft G.P.O. Hamilton York to England foundation. This is the secret of keeping thoroughly fit. U.S. Steel 45i no features. U.S. Steel pf 107 A Dow Jones averages: Industrials • TUESDAY, MAY 2nd Vanadium 18., Don't let it go until it 4 127.90, down 55; Rails 25.67 EVERY BODY develops into something Warner Bros. Pict < down Bahamas Orbita 12 Noon Western Union Tel 18' .09; Utilities 22.08, down .10. Total Bahamas and much more serious. West. Air Brake 19§ 280,000. Jamaica ' Lady Somers NEEDS THE STRENGTH OF There is no better West. Elec 88 Canada Lady Rodney 4.30 p.m 8 —o— remedy for the relief of White Motors < -Cable ar.d Volendam Coughs, Colds and all I Woolworth Co 43:j LONDON, May 1. (CP.) Supplementary Worthington 124 Wireless £42|. Bonds- British 21', , Mails 12.00 noon Bronchial Afflictions Yellow Tr. & Coach 131 Consols £65|; British 3V', War Loan tn 1.00 r> m than Robert's Syrup. It Allied Chem Unq BOVRIL £90-7/8; British Funding 4's, 1960-90,1 breaks up the cold, Am. Bank Note M3 THURSO/ iY, MAY 4th soothes the throat and Case Unq £103-1 8; Brazil Funding 5's £22£; quickly restores normal Col. Carb Unq French War 5's £12J; German 7's,| Great Britain, American JOHNSON & COOPER, Agents conditions. Most pleas Deere 171 11924, £32J. Canada and Merchant Jonns-Manville 69 —o— USA Clipper 20 5th May ant to take. Union Carbide 721 Great Britain, 12 Noon American Manufactured bv --(Via Cable & Wireless Services). Weekend London Market Canada and Late fee 12-1 p m. Importer NORTHROP & LYMAN CO* U. S. A Monarch of Bda. At dock 2-2.55 p m. 6th May • LIMITED Q "I'm busy too— LONDON, May 1. (CP)—The stock Great Britain Oropesa 4.00 p.m Toronto, Cmamdri * market, suffering from heavily re CUSTOMS HOUSE stricted trading all last week, received FRIDAY, MAY 5th but I take 3 minutes a welcome fillip this weekend when Canada Lady Nelson 12.00 Noon Rate of Exchange BUtler's speech proved less bellicose ROBERTS than had been expected. There were SATURDAY, MAY 6th off to feel right!" sharp advances and a firmer under The following rates of ex Great Britain, 12 Noon President tone due to the relief after the ad Canada and Late fee 12-1 p.m. Roosevelt change were In force at the With the modern three-minute way, dress. U. S. A Queen of Bda At dock 2-2.55 p.m. 10th May there are no cramps, no bad after SYRUP Customs House on Monday, Bear covering operations were in SUNDAY, MAY 7th effects, and it's certainly thorough! JHF THE EXTRACT _ .. May 1st. marked evidence while dealers re I don't know how busy you are, but The whole family thinks a lot of it. I COD LIVER AMPJAW Great Britain, President any one can spend three minutes ported fair new business. Govern Canada and Roosevelt U.S.A $4.68 chewing delicious PBEN-A-MINT. e ment securities advanced up to TJ. S. A Clipper 20..-. 6.50 a.m 10th May Some harsh "all-at-once" Canada $4.70 3/4 to one per cent. Earlier in the INWARD MAILS cathartics actually make j Belgium $27.57 week security prices had edged up me feel worse the next day. DEAFNESS FROM PER DUE France 177 after the publication of the budget But not FEEN-A-MINT. Partial or total — complicated with Germany $11.67 that there would be no increased in Great Britain, Canada and U.S.A Acadia May 4 head noises and other troubles, Holland 8.78 cured radically and permanently in come tax or tax on business profits, B.W.I Lady Nelson May 5 Hong Kong 1/3 FEEN-A-MINT is safe four weeks. Success complete satis ar.d after the decision to adopt con- Great Britain, Canada and U.S.A Queen of Bermuda.. May 6 Non - habit - forming faction. Particulars on request in Italy.... 89 crip tion, but this rally was not main- English. Kamala Works (R.G.), Jar. »n 1/2 , tained, however. Airmails arrive on Wednesday and Saturday from U.S.A. Panchpota, Bengal, India. ^ •y afa^s^w^|paa?» S§9E Page 12 TEE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939. J? SPECIAL MEETING OF CABINET STUDIES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS RATES: Minimum 3 lines equal approximately to fifteen words 2/6. Each HITLEITCSPEECH word over three lines at 2d per word. No display lines. Only bonaflde ads SALE SALE under these headings will be accepted and are strictly payable In advance. LONDON, May i. (OP)—The Cabi net held a special session today which Humber Cycles is expected to be followed by a week Raleigh Cycles of diplomatic activity aimed at the final conclusion of defensive pacts LOST FOR RENT with Russia and Turkey. Reports \ Practically New circulated at the same time of the GOLD FITTED EVENING CASE, be BUNGALOW—3 hedrooms, on Pitt's Practically New drafting of young women for indus tween Belmont Manor and Rid- Bay Road near Princess Hotel, trial and farming service made pos dell's Bay Club, Saturday night. unfurnished. P.O. Box 203, Hamilton. sible by the Conscription Bill to be Finder please Telephone 3258. 1001*m.ei. to s.6 introduced to Parliament today. The Reward. OFFICES and Storeroom on ground FOR\ CASH FOR CASH diplomatic correspondent of the 1026*tu.w. floor of Telephone Building, Reid Press Association, after referring to ONLY ASTWOOD'S ONLY WADSON'S Street.- Apply to Roland Lines. the satisfactory continuation of the 7136ftu.tp. 1014C!