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Aft;? Enpl (Saeptte Aitft Qlnlmtiat 'Lathj INCORPORATING Fhe ROYAL GAZETTE -Established 1828) and the BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866) _3^ TODAY'S LIGHTING-UP TIME Sunrise: 7,07 a.m.—Sunset: 6.00 p.m. Lighting-up time: 6.30 p.m. Rule of Road: KEEP LEFT-^PASS ON THE RIGHT aft;? Enpl (SaEPtte aitft Qlnlmtiat 'lathj INCORPORATING fHE ROYAL GAZETTE -Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866) VOL. 19—NO. 37 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1934 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM s& NAVAL AUTHOR CRITICIZES BRITAIN'S SHIPS MAGISTRATE STATES CASE GOVERNMENT HOUSE i YACHTING PARIS STILL IN TURMOIL : THEYJAY m NOVEL *HARGE The following were entertained by His Excellency the Governor and Eldon Trimingham Sails Princess That the news of the Hodsdon's U. Sa ARMY TAXES OVER AIR MAIL Owner Not Responsible for Lady Cubitt at Dinner at Govern­ to Victory in One Designs shelter was warmly appreciated. ment House on Saturday, Febru­ • * * Keeping Dog off Street ary 10th. Wednesday afternoon saw the That but for pressure of work at second race of the Winter Cham­ the P.W.D. it might have been Hurting Chaplain Made Dean of Bristol—Storm- Acting Magistrate Donald C. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. B. Talbot. Smith yesterday gave a stated case pionship for the Bermuda One built some time ago. Lt. Col. and Mrs. J. Baxendale. * * i Wrecked Ship's Crew Rescued—Nine Mur­ in the Hamilton Police Court on a Designs. Six starters came to case of some interest because of Captain and Mrs. F. 0. Misick. the line with Eldon Trimingham That the progress on the St. David's derers Die for Crimes—Canada Test Ship­ the somewhat unusual nature of Major and Mrs. A. W. U. Moore. sailing Seward Johnson's white bridge is most satisfactory. the charge. A man had been charg­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. p. Vesey. yacht Princess, and a fine start was a a a ment of Grain—Royal Party's West ed with committing a nuisance by Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Arton. made. Flirt being over first fol­ That the old old story of St. David's allowing a female dog to ream about Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gosling. lowed closely by Cyric II, Cardinal, residents who havefeever travelled Indian Tour—U.S. Stock Regula­ the Streets. Captain and Mrs. P. J. McKevitt. Princess, Starling and Longtail all as far a3 St. Georges will soon Mr. Gaff. practically overlapped. be impossible. tion Inaugurated — Trinidad He was cenvicted and fined on a a a * charge cf failing to have the dog Mr. Stuart Elliott. The going out of the harbour Agitates for Seaplane Base registered, but was acquitted en the Miss L. Grissell. saw the Flirt drawing into the lead That it is curious that the only The Lord Carew. A.D.C. with the Cyric a close second and saints in the island are down other charge and the police asked at the East End. —Alcorn Gets Life Sen­ for a stated case. oo Cardinal next, this order being * a m Yesterday the Acting Magistrate maintained until rounding the tence—King of Siam ruled that he could find no legal ROTaARlANS aAND CLUBMEN Pearl Island Buoy for the flow off That fishing faculties for visitors leeward to Morgan's Island Buoy. are being provided. grounds or precedent under which * a a Enroute to U.S. a man could be convicted of creat­ ARRIVE TODAY Here a good deal of jockeying took ing a nuisance in those circum­ place off the wind with the boats That the next thing to provide is fishing weather. stances. Big Parties for Bermudiana and behind blanketing the leaders but » * * BRITAIN RETALIATES PARISIAN ANGER UNABATED At the same court Ernest Martin the last four boats interfered with was accused of failing to wear his St. George's Hotels one another and allowed the Flirt That the hardy like deep sea trips. » * * Hints of Drastic Political Changes driver's badge on the evening of and Cyric to keep their lead and Cuts French Imports to Meet February 7th. He pleaded guilty Two important tours arrive to­ they rounded the leeward mark That even they are spoiled when —Doumergue Appeals for and explained that he tad taken the day from New York. They are the in first and second position some one starts fishing. French Redaction armlet off to ^>ut on his raincoat tours arranged by the Town Hall respectively where the other four a a * Peace Club ard League for Political scrambled for the inner berth at That the Legislative Council gets and had then forgotten to put the through a lot of work in a short LONDON, Feb. 11 (CP)—-The badge back on. Education, of New York, and the the mark. This was secured by Government announced over the time. PARIS, Feb. 11 (CP)—Paris over He was fined 5/-. Twent,-ninth District of the Ro­ Cardinal who therefore rounded in * * * weekend that it would invoke for the weekend continued to witness oo—— tary Club. Both are expected to be third position, followed by Starling, tbe first time the retaliatory clause sporadic outbursts from commu­ fairly large groups. Princess and Longtail. Just after That one wonders whether this is of the Import Duties Aet as a wea­ nistic groups here and there, and in BRITWSNAVY CRITICIZED The Rotarians will go straight rounding the mark the Cardinal's due to the limited number of pon to deal what it alleges are dis­ the working section of the city from the Monarch, when she docks, stay plate pulled out and she al­ members. criminatory French quotas on Bri­ there were several gun battles with to the Bermudiana Hotel, where most lost her mast. This neces- * * * Naval Author Forecasts Obsolete That with 36 members debates tish imports. At the toeginning of the police. Two churches were set they will stay until Wednesday. Continued on Page 2 the year Frence cut by 75% the on fire by rioters and several public might be prolonged. Ships in 1936 Their programme calls for lunch -00- import quotas on a numerous list buildings were beseiged. A great with the Hamilton Rotary Club on * * * of British goods. Early representa­ amount of looting was done on LONDON, Feb. 11 (CP)—Captain the Wednesday forenoon. PR.4ISE FOR LOCAL That perhaps t.*ie real reason is tions by the British Government Friday night and one policeman was Bernard Acworth declares that the This tour has been arranged to that members know what tbey brought about a modification of killed while hundreds on both British Navy would be powerless synchronise with the visit to the PHOTOGRaAPHER want to say—and say it. the French measures but Britain sides suffered slight injuries. to protect the United Kingdom's Bermuda clab of Governor Reeve remained unsatisfied, as the modi­ Parisians of the working class food supplies in home waters or Vanneman of the Twenty-ninth "The Bermudian," January, That there are some interesting fication did not. embrace quotas appeared determined to crush out coming from the dominions and District, and on the voyage down a 1934. This Magazine is the only conventions due shortly. on cotton goods. what they designated as "the wave territories of the Pacific, in the fact banquet in honour of the Governor production in the British Americas British officials have had this of Fascism*' and often the scenes of a determined attack. and Rotarf Ann Mercy Vanneman which compares in any way with That chief among them are the English Speaking Union rnd retaliatory measure in mind for took on a sense of the comic, es­ Captain Acworth is a retired of­ was held. our own magazine "The Trinidad- some time but have delayed action pecially when women hurled flower Members of the Town Hall Club Ian." Rotarians. ficer and a noted expert on naval * * * on it out of regard for the troublous pots upon the struggling masses in matters and the author of a recent will proceed to the St. George Hotel, Comparisons are odious, but if times in Paris and the expected the streets from upstairs windows, book which has been reeeived with a which will be their headquarters there is any direction in whioh the That a warm welcome awaits them. fall of the French Cabinet. hitting friends and foe alike. great deal of respect by naval for five days. They will fulfill a Bermudian production is superior * * * Owing to the absence of a reply St. Joseph and St. Ambroise correspondents in every leading programme of lectures as well as to our own it is in the direction of That the prospects for a big tennis to its demands the Board of Trade churches suffered somewhat from paper. The book is called "The taking advantage of the opportuni­ photography. tournament grow brighter. has announced that it would launch fire but the police rode into the mob Navy and the Next War," and in it ties for golfing, swimming and Bermuda, of course, is fortunate a* # * retaliatory measures. This British and drove it away from these build­ kindred amusements which the in the possession of one of the most That pre per attention has been Acworth maintains that Britain called to the dangers caused step will reduce imports from ings. learnt nothing from the lessons trip offers. famous photographers in the France by about the same amount 00 Atlantic He is Walter Rutherford, by what is known as the West The city, however, is gradually of the battle of Jutland "where India Colony. of the reduction of British imports taking on a semblance of the nor­ our great ships went down like the English boy who went to Can­ by France.
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