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VOLUME XXXVIII HAMILTON. BERMUDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1961 No. 12 — - ■ ' ■ -_. ■■ ■■■■■"< -■ , **:: ■ ■ ■■ ■ Leopard*. CI' b Speater Says: *-?»?^**w^ _„gaSf ■ ■■%w&■ ■ Wr*^ ' ■s* _^_^__fZ m\W .■ ■mt -'-' ZxZ' W IS I - ___F H n iz_n,___f\ Mk/kML 'X-/ mi.\A—M \Urmudian* Should fl W-m\m\ - _____tm______ttm^x* Zbiz x—: ■ ■*_E_\r^r Jmm\m' \mm\\ x-^iiZ^^^m .- Til^M&2mm.kS9&:^WW\ be by "v. ___m N«#t Blinded < *jff\ vW MP^ ' ©raJ* M P^^^^^B^BB^ir *f*wM mmmm WW BFxMI *3_S %7w_m\ W_\_M______- atam ZeWmTmmmmSm^mmmWmkmt kam . Stmmty^m m Advances Made Here
__yk_ *"" rrl MM \j_W MM m\m\W j^_M Mm. ■^■t■., ' ' wU|| . . JUL V^ ran ■Pl ':. ii'iuli has m-idc some ptrgirsa toward" sol1 nj j ■■ WI JL, i^ ||*^ iii^Ji ■ ts ocial, political and econo,n:c problems in the "■" is, Ihe p-oplc should not be blinded by this . 'd . -ip to the c'lnllcnges which h.uc to be faced in the ir_m future ' Tbi ■ rieu u.i " expressed hv 1I-* Feb thai with — an hone TXPANDED WARWICK CLUB OPENS Mr. Morrison Swan, one of the stalwarts of Ihe Rev. We lei Wharton, ,i effort mi ine* p.irt e>l ihe- leaders. Warwrek Woibmen's Club is seen here as he declared the' club's new auditorium open in formei '»"■--* i journalist, wbo Bcimuda i'oubl be a for model ieremoay oa Tharaday. The club has spent i'ln.ooo on the new audtorium and ini- spoke ;it the weekly supper tin- real nf the world em " ' " bow ; i>\ iic> other club aiiie-nities. The architect who designed the beautiful h oade eit the Leopards people of m.| addition was Mr. different race. Walter Brangasan. The builder was Mr. E. Be'an. Guest speaker at the opening Club mi Thursday. Rev. Whar- rnltura] levels ,-,,t.\,l Charles lire to- »n- Hon. W. I,. Tucker, M.C.P. Others who -poke' imluileil Mr. W. W. Simons, president ton, now pastor of an A.M.E gether in liarmmn. The future of the ilub ami Mr. W T. Richards, M.C.P. tor Warwick. After the opening, refresh- Church in Illinois saiel thai beld ■ greal deal — for tbeeolony, ments were served and a dance took place. Photo by Bill Simmons. the securing of the rote For all and .1 lot was dependent on over 21, end integration ol bow the' people were' eellle-att'd the school system still bad to fee accept responsibility which be goes along Anglers to Worship L -a^-"- JH9k. ii achieved- with priviledges. IMPERIAL HOTEL TO SEER NIGHT -A l; i .!,-,.,, Kev. ;M**.. u!v ni-jr. The fact that there are still As a Group at parents to keen their ehildren segregated schools was deplor- longer, able, be "It CLUB LICENCE FOR NEW GRILL St. Paul's Tomorrow - school ami Hen f"lt. is a matter of WINNERS OF TEMPERANCE ORATORICAL The- Annual courage them in in sheer necessity for the preser- tin- opportunities whieh th. vation ol all we bold dear Members of the Blue Waters Temperance' Oratorical sponsored this week by the Seventh Day o;isis. new nrder id thin m that the' schools be integrate I Tbe Hamilton's newest and murals on the wall all Anglers Club will worship as a Chun-It. was won by the trio above. Kir>t place Hi and into Adventist coiony will brins ,il>'"it acmes the board," he' said If perhaps finest cocktail blend a nmst decorative group at the 11 a.m. service at bononis we'iit ta Mrs. Mattie Hendrickson af Hamilton. Second Making his first visii to tbe people were edaeated together lounge ami bar situated in the effect. Ladirs and geata rest St.Paul's A.M.E.Church. Ham- Imperial Hotel, wa-- informally rooms have been added. En- was Mr. Bert Bean ef St. Gearge'a; and third Mrs. Alfred* eolonv ;n over 11 rears, Hi >*. they would grow to under- ilton tonirrow. The Anglers are Tharaday evening. to grill Bargees of Southampton. (Story on Page Poor). Wharton said Ihere were si^is stand and respect eaeb other opened oa trance the may be si'he'duled to leave' on Sept. lb On hand far tin* opraiag were gaineel off Burnaby Street, as Xassau, Bahamas, — veryu in re ih.Ht Bermuda w,;> tlleire. he declared. for to par- Photo by Bill Simmons the* n.i »y unpre '""- R"v. was several of directors of tha well as thraagh the hotel lobby ticipate in game fishing and Wharton intro- wives, and He el » duced by Mr. Boyd Smith, act- Imperial, their off Church Street. other recreation offered by the " tourists staying in the hotel i-e.ninii'ii ed tavoiirablv on 1 li ing piihli.- relations officer of Acting as hosts at Thursday s Island. The group will travel ,,! and elsewhere'. by plane. British Unions Say Nehru Sold K. yr 'at«v pa ieipalion' of Ihe the Leopards Clnb. and thank reception were Mr. David, B.O.A.C. colonre
■ New Kennedy Hails U.S. Plans The Week 'Sm-f'ZL^^I—jf^Jm WjT 1 BH South's Peaceful Invasion, Cuba in Brief Charges inU.N. Plea Integration A verdie-t of death by mis- A frigate', bim o the latml SEAGERS — UNITED NATIONS. N. V adventure' was retaraed oi. an..mon <■ Koyal Sett OF Cuba renewed its charge in Monelay by a e-eirenmr's jury a. '/. aland Navy. do. ke-d n m WW tfffc*^ #"$*«? WASHINGTON, Sept. ii the United Nations yesterday the resnnie'el ini'iiest on Dr. Hamilton on Wrdnraday villi PB _ mm -torn. Wk being Mi wl>*i >13MPH mr LONDON President Keaaedy juaticday that anni'el bands are Bertram Schneider, a Nev. 29 officers ami men aboard. - * ■ called the peaceful iutegra- prepared by the United States Veirk snrgi'eiti who died em 8b * P .9 DISTILLED DRY tion a! nianv achabla in the or an attack to overthrow August 17. while skineliving South a "dramatic demonstra- the Castro governine-nt. e>ff St. David s Island. From (^uie-k action by an alert GIN tion of I'.S. progress in im- The newest charge came in evieb'iice pre'se'iite'el by nearly neighhe.nr ami tiie Hainiltoi Ba i IB proving the position of Amer- a memorandum aie-ennpauy- a elei/.e'li \\ itlle'sse's, the- jury ad Fire" Brigade resulted in only Xegroes.'' ing a reqaeat that the Gener- ellle-e'el that tile eleicteer was all MM « ican ■ niinimuni of damage being 9 mW f ZAU M include on m Mr. Kennedy, in a state- al Assembly its inexperienced ahindiver, who (ion- to Sw.inston Cues'- \^LmW mWW ment, congratulated Little agenda a Cuban item entitk-d, probably panie-ke-d ami aaa Berkeley Roael, MB mm 1 - '$m house. Hill mtm.mttt_ - mtSm. .bfjj^H Rock and Dallas, as well as "Threats of international unable' tei surface. Witnesses Pe'inbroke. on Monday, when u& M nr BP other communities in Arkan-i- peace and security arising testitieel that the' ele-e-e-aseef a mattress caught fire in one M, Texas. Florida. Virginia. from new plans of aggression gave them the aapreaama ba of the guest-rooms. The fire North Carolina and Tencssee and facts of interve'iition be- was rzpeiieaeed. was beHered lee have- been for admitting Negroes to pre- ing executed by the govern- caused by a cigearette. viously ali-tvllite schools with- ment of the l'nited States Twenty-two represe'iitativi's against tilt' revolutionary out ihcideiit. eif the i-olony's leaeling hotels ww lie said the desegregation govertime'iit Of Cuba." and guest house's left the col- An alleges! ambalanee driven bv of schools has "giveil the The memorandum ony on the second annual sales Mr. Alfred Mello of Warwick, world a convincing demon- Unit potential attackers ire safari under the' joint promo- e-arrying a patient to tvhuj of American peo- he-nig prepared at bases M tion of the Development stration the Pderto Trade Edward Hospital. colneieel ple's respect for the law the island of Vie(pies, Beard, tbe P.eimuila Hotel As- with a taxi driven by Mr. which is fundamental in the Rico; Finca Halvetia, Guate- sociation afid the IW.iiuda Re- Reginald James Wilson of maintenance of our rights as mala, and from American mil- Association. During Pembroke at sort tfte'Sr the junction of _. IC StAGtRS 11 free men and women." itary installations at Guanta- 17-day trip the group expeet Church and Burnaby Streets, S^^Hn^V ♥_im_-_------_. _ > Panama. MBPH -mt Peaetjfal integration m nanio in Cuba and to brief some 2.700 travel Hamilton, un Tuesday. BotIt /ii^MflMAA^A'' "Even t h e newspapers in L r -,;| southern a u d southwestern age'tits anel prim people abom vehiees were badly damaged, NEWLY WEDS — the States col- Abate are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomi^on Reapers<$Q£&a has moved the l'nited have colony has tei offer but no personal injuries Ifc_ Mtrnxin \\ communitii's what the were who were married August 24, Ptfil. at Bethel country forward and deserves lected information on the tourists. caused to their occupants. A.M.E Church praise. Mr. Kennedy said. training of armed bands >n Shelly Bay. The' bride was formerly Miss Eva Marie Caisey, the l'nited States territory daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest "Hut most of all 1 would The Rev. Jack Peel, recto- Cmmkty eif '"Blythe Dale," Bai on of sum- like to eenlgrrtt'llatc t ll C chil- and the allocation Ellsworth Thomas Wain- i.v's Pay. The groom is a senior in the McGill University money from States of St. James Church. Sandys dre-ii eif both ract's for their of L'nited wright of s Si'heieil of Dentistry. of aggre>- Parish, writing in this month's Warwick w a fined Canada. He is the son of Mr. Cyril A. iniltual tolerance, gbod will taxpayers fOf acts a total of £50 by the Thompson. W.I., ; ,sjon against country." Ibrinuda Churchman maga- War. and the late Mrs. Vera Thompson. The bride and exemplary conduct." >e a shlrfll zine, A. \V. Sedgwick upon con- * the doci.nient s'did: tinted that the need for is a graduate of the Berkeley Institute, and holder of the B.A. 40-oz. said. at viction on two charges of us- * a ehifrih Ireland Island ba degree- from McGill. Sin- taught at Prospect Secondary 26-oz. 1 e-eefib's htOre add hiore Urgent, saulting Roslyn Dolores School for Girls until the end of the last term. The * and steps are being label! Ut Phipps on the night of Aug. _ couple will tcsi le 13-o*. to _building 7. and pointing a toy gun at in Montreal. pnoto by Chiefton. secure a suitable . Free delivery auywh He also stated that the church her, Also fined £50 by Mr. TAXPAYERS vestry had agreed that the Se-dgwick the same day was a in Bermuda! 21-year-old I'.S. parish shall have the services Airman who Call 1-5967 WARWICK PARISH 'if a curate as soon as possible. threw a glass at a bartender to a month in jail on Tuesday. irasheel 250 miles off Ber- OF This, be felt will enable the at Elbow Beach Surf Club He' had earlier admitted muda on Tuesday night. Two spirituil work of Sandys to when he refused to give the prowling around a home in of t he survivors were' piehrd John F. Burro be great'y increased. airman another drink. When Somerset, but sentencing «;:s up from liferafta in waters Co., the court was told that Air- held np to await a probation stirred up by Hurricane & Ltd. Taxpayers who have not yet paid their TAXES are man Freeman C. Bracket t office-r's report. Betsy. A search for the 5th 58 Front Street was due to leave the colony kindiy t#qtteeted to settle Same by September 15th, The Cad that even elual Sun- crewman was still beingpress- Queen Street day School systems can be on Thursday, the magistrate ed yesterday. 1961, legal steps having to be taken. ordered him held until th'? Paget: Corner She to avoid ceistly operations was under- A dramatic rescue effort re- this Week by the Veil. fine was paid. — lined stilted, ia the saving of four r, . , ,„, St. Georges: SIMONS, Jack Cattell. _" _"■ Hurricane Betsv passed* -130 ll. B H. Archdeacon members ot a live-man crew -, . .. .,' , , Package Store Writing m the Churchman, he miles e'ast eif Berniueia la'.«■ B. ft. iron, a twin - engincd BWAlMMf said "tVr shall he receiving in Roger Gil Rebello, 20. of I'.S. JTedaeedajr night, heading in OterseerS of tlu Poor September literature for the Spanish Point w a s sentence! Air Force jet plane' which a northerly direction. two Sunday Schools .... this is fairly expensive and Vdtir Rector would like to see a eejNhdte Sunday School Fund from which We can expand our programme of religious BERMUDA BOARD OF TRADE education. It would be ad- vantageous to put the collec- Constantly Rising Costs, tions from the two schools in With I separate account for this purpose All licences for Sunday and Holiday Trading as Here's the Car You Want Holidays Act, 1947, are . provided Public when .. for in the Three years ago a can- subject to renewal before the 30th September, 1961. vass was set up to raise funds to liquidate debt on ancient — C-hurch, The following rates apply: St. Peter's St. George's, some 448 members The Great New Drug Store Permits £10 per annum and friends pledged to give a When the Restaurant Permits £10 per annum total of £19.5.17. drive closed recently. 88 per Athletic Club or Refreshment Stand cent of the amount pledged, Deluxe per FORD Permits £10 actually AN6LIA annum or £17.237 had been (Single Permits £2 for each occasion) given. Beach Club or Beach Pavilion Permits £10 per annum Hotel or Airport Gift Shop Permits £10 per annum Other airlines operating be- tween Bermuda and the U.S. Bicycle Livery Permits £10 per annum are expected to follow the lead ' a^^Z'M.---"'...Z zMffH**^H^z&zWN& MMm\mI^^i fl^_ Gas and Service Station Permits ... £10 per annum given tbis Week by Eastern Airlines by setting tip excur- Mobile Refreshment Vehicle Permits £10 per annum sion fares to stimulate Ber- off-season muda's tourist busi- A^mmm\mMm\\ mmWSSS^^^i^x- - *'^vSBk* 9d^K Permits may be renewed before the 30th September, ness. Eastern announced new 1961, upon application, in writing, to the Principal low fares applying Tuesdays A large contingent of of ficers and men from the Ger- man frigate Graf Spec, attend- ing morning service in the Bermuda Cathedral on Sun- THE day, together with many local Casb residents, heard Canon W. H. Only Mantling £550.0.0 exhort his listeners to forgive and forget the in Berkeley Institute hatreds of the last war. A cor- Lowest Priced Car its class! respondent in a letter to th. -- daily press last week criti- Costs less cized strongly the elaborate INSURANCE WILL REOPEN programme which had been -- year! laid on for the former enemy, LICENCE Costs less. Think of the savings next during their five-day stay- — For the Christmas Term here. Wide Selection of Stock Colours or any Colour of Your Own Choice Funeral services for Mr. and Right-Hand Drive Available Robert Austin Simons, a mem- Left ber of the Bermuda Contin- I Two-Tone: £7. 0. 0 extra Three-Tone: £14.0.0 extra gent of the Royal Garrison Monday, llth September, 1961 Artillery which went to the battle front in World War I, (a week earlier than other schools) passed away on Sunday and MOTORS was buried in the yard of St. BERMUDA John's Church, Pembroke on Church Street East Telephone 2-0022, Ext. 28 Monday. Mr. Simons was a resident of Pembroke West. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1L96JI Page Four THE BERMUDA RECORDER 1 "A Call to All Countrymen" CHINESE INTEGRATED ______N£@swHi l*1^ ' * " east eliel Contest U.S. Pastor in Vancouver ,.(.,, ,*; M Ihe eity Second Temperance Oratorical |t;s i"i:i!'ul workers come Cites Racial Amity t'n.i i various parts af the Day Adventists (Tn'ted Stat--, anil J" said thev Held by Seventh — A VANCOUVER, B.C. Vive had "their eves opened' is clergyman whose specialty i.. tb.* fri e* intermingling o Vancouver ■ ,. ties of P.erinttda. It wa-. race relations says , ,. iv i ;i.(-s her '. "If Mark Antony were' her' Micii insighl say. 'Friends, voted a sneee'ss by the many ha* -ivi'it bim a tresh teiday he' weiulel meaning integra- Romans, e-onntrynie'ii. lend Btt who attended. into the al your support, for Ihave' coim* Again, were three !i 1teen there *" Yo*n tei bury the Caesar of h.- the e .^pll Blall vHli KjGMw :^>' tf«?*n?**/Jxe here nalists participating in wM* '^^ HP "1H iE^fc^i ■ R v. Karl Latae, professor tr* f * teinpcrauce' and not to praise- contest held at the- Hamilton * Lutheran Yalnarisei Uni- '" gt jf s it." Seventh-day Aelvetitist church P * *r mMW*^*Mm&,ate>. yj>Mt-M versity in Indiana, said re- KIDNEYS Mw mm* Z 1 Yeeagef Couche'el in the -framework The' inning orator was Ham- \ .ciitly he was astonished at !>""' Ttnaftr— task a Hvttsinr mgee maw at "dmu a»&r. of this parody on Mark An ilton's ri'pre'setitativc. Other the e-en-dial relations existing ifcio awAm. aad pains sauaod ky bat tony's funeral Mrs. participants Al- Eldnoy »<'.ie>o Thia makas you suftat oration. were Mrs. " - between Vaneonrer oriental »t.-*n« Cloudy Urlna, asttinaU* * aee, Math* Hendrii-ksein's oriitiem. fre-da BurgfeM anel Mr. Ber) 7 "pet ,!«1 peoples. 6waIgnis.Burning.Itshlna Faerne Dis I -/ : occidental « n... UtaMMm Baakssha L«t "A Call to all Countrymen." B e- a n. re'pre" "nlative's mt Pains. Ci-wiee Undar Byas, Swsllan An "The niel ami nn'""ii.- Chinese kiss, La*, af Bnarty, ata CTITEI eapthrated in th" anel St. Gearge'a year he-r audience Soothanptoa by kt've tes. i.»n amd purify Mood Tcllipe'I'illle-e' QW-JTJOl Ceili- respectively. »v ■ ulture- has beeu absorbed at acid* and poison* paw arsaplna Inu fi ((immunity ami the coni- Joints and muaolaa. !» M kour* CT»- test held Saturday. ''tis Tn kills kldnay farms, atrangtkaaa As the first speaker on the ii'unity has benefited from kldnaya and sxpala acids and pataona, The secotul annual contest programme, Mrs. Heudriekaon mat ctstex tram,anyahamlst ->■Quar- was spemsoredby the Xeventh- v it." he said. Mtaa to'put yeafloat ar wtmmar back. drew her -audience's attention 4c. now toMkooruyou will factSottas day Adventist jroung people'" / leading tei the fad that the' "atrocity Profiwor Lutze is a Cyatex $g? intemperance" was the state N^H-v" work i amp of teenage Amen of ■* ; <■ <-. j ______. I a»..a«a*l.« "addo. of being controlled by any ap- *# iiHfi^Vw*^" »r^£ i& * eaaa at a Chines' Lutheran %* v"* i ____«_ X^_____. A __fl Ei «■____. %■ ' petite or passion whieh is in- ' ""' Tyler Refrigeration jurious, harmful or detrimen- m_m&\ c~ Ma _____»[ International, CA. tal tn the psychological, socio- logical and the spiritual well- Modern Self Service brine Refrigeration — F. R. ROLLOCKS AGENCY S!;,. then traced, by means KIDDIES PARTY The youngsters above were pictured at the party the Sunshine Modern Shelving of statistics, the' e-ause' of in- League Home' allowed its .{() resident children to give' in hemour eif their relative's and Court Street, Hamilton accidents, home oeei- playing A Free Store Planning dustrial friends on August 28. The young hosts and their guests had an exciting time- accidents games "t (irae-e' Tal Service. il.nts. automobile and consuming delicious refreshments under the- watchful eye— Mrs. and broken home's tei ale-eihol- bot. Matron of the League. Pfcate by Ed Kedly. Gilbert Darrell Real Estate, Travel, Insurance, Licensed Auctioneer, countryment," Collections. Land in every Pariah. We arrange your Phone 2-0349 Friends the first to blaze the way in- mortgage, repairs care of immediately (Continued on Page 7) Dirmingham Study Group Reports and minor taken to outer space-." with Landlords approval. Mr. Khrushchev again eall- ed for an immediate peace Phone: 1-6802 tfaty with (ierinanv and a W*L Kids Won't ";rce city" status for Berlin. "We seek im gains or ad- vantages," he' saiel. "We' ehi Find Crow not want to humiliate' any one Jim in* infringe em any onesrights NOW! ami interests. The people' of — We'st Berlin must theasselves LONDON Hv the time grants to organization-, whieh determine the soeial economic IS CLEANING TIME West Inelian chiliiren at pre- operate, open av snaiomd. a system eif then* city and enter sent in sehoeds iii Binning- colour bar." into free relations with any ham are ready to go out ie> Ill the home life' eif West hi state'.' garment* ury cleaned work there should be no ra- dians. loneliness was round to Have all your summer cial prejudice in factories. be the main problem of the The Pivmier described the need for general disarmament and pressed liefore patting tbeiu away fur This is the finding of a study migrants. The investigators wWrZ^mm mw^^^mm group which be-en making English .iv the' world's limst argent has found that while anu u next summer by tho SUPER DeLUXE a survey of racial relations iii West Inelian people worked problem. We shall spore no Britain's second biggest city well anil happily side- bv side effort te> secure the' solution of CLEANERS. TMtra Modern Cleaning system and largest industrial centr*.-. during the day, there was lit- this .... and relieve the peo- Their report was published tle out-ot'-working-hours mix- ples nf the harden of mon recently. ing. strous military expenditures, OFFICES LOCATED THROUGHOUT BERMUDA The survey team led by the and the' danger eif a new, niur- 12-pc. LIVING ROOMGROUP ONLY £88. 10. 0 Kev. Fred Milsou and work- Response Not Good i!e tents war." he' saiel. — Sofa-Bed Chairs ing under the auspices of the IX TIIE CHURCHES: The Tells Of Output Goals and two Westhill Training College, that, some' report found while Seivie-t all Foam Rubber visited schools, courts, fac- ha Turning tn the Reo- Birmingham churches 1 said tories, churches, and the made every effort tn attract i.enny, Mr. Khrushchev One Coffee Table NOTICE:- that the- ne-xt 20 ye-ars, homes of both West Indians West Indians to jeiin the eon within ■the volume of industrial pro- Step and English people. giigal tin- augraats had Two End Tables pick your iona. I'.S.l.. will in To oar valued customers kindly up all There are 50,00 West Indi- not responded" well. ellle-tieill ill the * crease not hss than sixfold Two Lamps garments left at our offices up to 31st SEPT.. 1960, ans iu Birmingham, a ratio One of the meat important 4(1 while the Output of ngl'i — ot Englishmen to one West they made KTOOS Three Cushions or they will be sold to defray expenses In reconiini'itelations culture will grow approximate Decorator Inelian. factories, they was in regard to the national found that the West Indian ly three ami a half fold." your choice of colours and provincial Press an1 "Thereby." saiel, compcte's for jetbs on the same nf public he "the So- other mass nieeliuins viet I'niiin will hy lar outstrip One Hassock terms as his English counter- information and news. part. It ;is expectted that in tin United State's in per capita "Much prejudice is mi Sofa-Bed Suite available in two fabrics and years to come West Indians hased output." Do Not Force us to Sell Your Valuable Garments ignorani-e'. fae-k ed" knowledge in 15 colours who have been educated hero Toward the end of his ine>- of the Facta a n d failure' to will not find colour a bar into saire te> visitors attending tin A combination that is copied but cannot any trade or profession. have laceto-face relation- Soviet ships." says re-port. trade' fair. Mr. Khru- duplicated. SUPER DeLUXE CLEANERS the French achieve- be .. Personal Relations "Mass methods of lommuni shchev hailed ROAD, e-atietn should constantly pre- ments in science and tech CEMETERY Pembroke The team found that per- nullify and hi' Available only at: sent the facts." repeated what sonal Anglo-West Indian rela- called the' Russian dtaire for DIAL 1-6196 H. W. SIMONS, Mgi tionships in industry were peaceful co-existence. o good and certainly bett r "The Sovii't people consider than in community as a MOTOBLOCK the that the differences in the* whole*. Both sides had found K Disavows politieal ami social systems of Where Quality and Styling Meet Low Prices that the-y liked the opposite stat'-s. in their ways of litV. person better thau tbey had nee'el neit hi' an eibstach' to Tele: 1-4050, 1-1280 expected. Use of War fruitful eo-operation anraug lint the- team alse> fouu 1 them," the message saiel. that in some quarters there To Settle Disputes was a reluctance to allow- West liieliaus to jeiin the mt- lice staff. MOSCOW— Premier Xiki- M^r _^^m Kz IX THE COURTS: The in ta S. Khrushchev Zi,\ Sept. mmrm m^^^mmm^^*^tiSF'' "'iim^mw^ JM/fMsJJu^^k mmm2^M ve-stigators found that the .">. the- Soviet Union repndi WW mw£k^mmmS^ _J\M- %_fW C/** \ V^H YlJl crime' rate' among the We-,1 ates war as a means of sett- The Help You Need on Washday Inelian migrants was not high. ling international disputes One- probation officer with anel wants more' than any- thing else' "general ft &{£$ 70 e-asi's has reported that on- and com- GENERAL ELECTRICS tf/^Q^zrff M nlPvl ly to of t he-ill were West li. plete disarmament titnler ef- $ tlians. says the report. fective control." (ijf - t ■ i^iris^ WRINGER WASHER Mr. made ti. IN THE Khrushchev SCHOOLS*. The statements in a mesaagf mark- investigators there found that ing th" opening of a Soviet * 9-1b. capacity tub was very little- cobnir preju- industrial exhibition iii Paris. at * dice. There was none at all (The message was released Smooth Durez activator levels, junior but as the chil- by the- Tass news agency * dren got oleler senile' of the'l.i shortly after Washington dis Safety wringer with pressure control seemed to take- on the preju- closed that the Kremlin ha I * motor (requires oiling) dices ol their elders. Says the fired its thirel nuclear blast, Quiet no Report: the little evidence ire ami just before President * have suggests Fast drain that in further Kennedy announced resuniji- education colour prejudice tion of American nuclear test- * Sparkling porcelain enamel seems to run a little deeper. ing uiiiler non-fallout rondi- * TEACHER'S SCOTCH Youth Clubs tions underground anil in lal>- Carries G. E. Warranty ratories.) Still with an eye on 10-oz. TEACHER'S SCOTCH . to the Mr. Khrushchev aaade r<> - .. 40/6I younger generation, the for re- mention of a United States- SO MUCH ONLY £58 10. 0 port goes ou to urge the youth proposal that the So- cash FREE services in the city to antici- British DELIVERY' viets agree tei a haa tin at- pate large numbers of West blasts. CALL 15967 Indian adolescents in the late niosphere iiue-le-ar GENERAL ELECTRIC prepare this, "Free City" Urged # sixties. To for APPLIANCE STORE the investigators feel, the ser- He said the exhibition w :|l BURROWS & Co., LTD! vice should consider both tin- show that "the Soviet people support and encouragement have turned the once-Agrarian HOLMES, WILLIAMS & PURVEY, LTD. 58 Front St. Paget: Paget: Corner ShopSnoJJ^^^MI of West Indian and inter-ra- Russia into a mighty indus- DISTRIBUTOKS Q"ccn Rt- St. George's: Package Storfl cial youth clubs. trial powe-r. have- made' the Street Tel. 1-1127 Stor^H And they add: "We feel it atom serve peace, have used Queen would be justifiable to reduce it in man's interest aud were SATURDAY, 9, SEPTEMBER 1961. THE BERMUDA RECORDER Page Five Your Weekly Feature Page Hopes For Accord Canada and U. 5. Urged India Integrates Trade To Integrate Economies Portuguese Sites Unionism Dim in West Indies — — In XEW DELHI Portugal, Britain TOW >.\ I'd liradual re ".Now. in the area of con- nioval ot seaee tariff hailien merce. the tune lias come for last holdout of the great col- Dissension Slows Plans foi those eountriea ■ ei w in Culm and a programme of "control! our nations to revise their ex- e nial powers wliich ruled in are there to stay."' cd integration" of tin- eeeao elusionist policies. The time .India, has lost two tiny land- By Margaret Stewart National Independence The London was and tiie Unit has come foe Canaela locked enclaves near the west conference nies of Canada and the A group of twenty trade a result of its unceasing pres- we-re' urgi'el recently State', to begin coast. he-Id under an article in the e'd States United work union officials frenn ten coun- sure, recently Egbert, Ignoring legislation has Feeleral Constitution fprovid- by Sherwood II. pre together toward reduction oi protests from Por- tries of Asia and Africa are brought improve POUT OF Si'AlX. Trinidad, SMidcbakcr-l'ackan tariff barriers, tugal, Presides! Prasad took been in to ing that a review of the Fed- Meienl of wherever pos- visiting Britain towards the the working conditions of peo- -The dream of welding ten eral system sible-, toward the final constitutional stci- would be mad'* economic inte- end of September to attend a ple It is now urging British-held islamls of the after Bgoen saiel stimulate! gration lecently by giving assent in offices. the first five years e>* Wmr. controlled by a joint to study course-. It is one of a the need for an all-round in- Caribbean into a fully inte- its existe'iice. It is generally between Canada and th. i-e,niniissiou appointed by our B parliamentary act to inte- arranged by is Trade scries the Minis- dustrial medical service, to grated independent nation agreed throughout the* State-s beeeaaea mor. two eountriea." grate Dadr.i and Xagar Haveli try of becoming Carib- United Labour in collaboration supplement the National increasingly cloudy. bean that the- Federation's iiece-ssarv as world trade e-emi into the Indian republic. o with the Trades Union Con- Health service. Safety at work Internal disse'iisioit o v e r Constitution was weakened petition liicf'ases Under persistent protest gress. is a constant concern of the problems basic to harmony considerably at at India, Portuguese the" confer- Speaking the> Canadian TRIUMPHS OF 'rom the Visitors will have an oppor- unions, and the T.U.C. has among units of the West In- ence, sir Grantley callcel t h e on Auto- .'till hold the larger West National Exhibition tunity to study British fac- played a big part in encourag- dies Fe'deration is glowing. results Day Toronto, Mr. THE INDIVIDUAL Coast Goa, Damao, "'disastrous.'" motive in enclaves of tories ami to talk with lead- ing measures to reduce the Many in this Federal cap; by They actually At the' conference it was Egbert called for creation i'lid Diu. had ing employers a n d trade of ae-cidents and occu- tal are gloomy over prospects 1 of coun- rlantrcr agreed te> hold in abeyance lit- governments both Inst control of the lesser en- unionists at all levels of iu- pational diseases. eif bringing about accord "I think that one' ed* the < over a perioel of nine years cils of an executive commis- lave's through inability to eitistry. At the TUC headquar- ■inning tne* island Govern- study most outstanding features The improved conditions of the principle' eif free movement sion tei "controlled eco- af reae-h them across intervening ters they will meet specialists inents b'fnii' Mav :;i. 1!»K_\ British social history is women and young workers in of among lumic integration." the parts of India. on wage- claims, union educa- whieh h a ■ beeu agreed upon people and of goods part playeel by agitation industry is another advance island units, the rigltf of the — for [The enclaves have an area tion and other problems. as Independence' Day. No Free Ride some cause often having its whie-h owes much to the ac Federal Government to tax of about 160 square miles and Each of them will spend a The impact ol Cuba on the roots in the restless desire of papulation tivity of the unions. The iiteeinies and profits and tin He suggested that a begin- a of some 51,000. day at the headquarters of Caribbean system also is a ning be made in the automo- one individual to get some- [The Internationa] T.U.C. is pressing for the preventing full operation of a customs Court in his "opposite number" that is worrisome' factor tive industry by a reduction thing done: Lord Shaftes- The Hague ruled April, school-leaving age to be raised harmony. union. in of the union which corres- full of tariff barriers in exchange" bury's agitatiem for the Fac- IStO, that the two territories to 16 and wants more oppor- Adams, Sir Grantley, always a vi- ponds most neally to their Sir Orantley first lor agreementa requiring pro- tory Acts, Chadwieh's agita- had the status of Portuguese tunities for young workers to of the gorous supporter of free move- own Prime' Minister Federa- dnetion of components in tha tion lor public health adiniii- enclaves and that Portugal continue their education and tion, I'xpre'ssed ment of people and goods, de- ■ The visitors are coming bitterness receiving country. st ration. Florence Xightin- had the right of access to to be trained in technical over alleged see-ret agre-- clared in respect to the Lon- from India, Burma, Malaya, "In the 1" ice of global coin- gale's agitation for hospital them. skills. nie'iits don conference: "Decisions Nigeria, Sierra Leone, the between Xornian W. petition."' Mr. Egbert declared, reform. PtiameU'a agitatiem [Indian Prime Minister Ja- The British trade union Hanky, Jamaica, adopted th"re had a disastrous sea, Gambia, Tanganyika, X'yasa- Premier ol' "no business has a free ride for safety regulations at waharlal and Dr. Erie Williams Pre- effect be'e-ailse they further Xehru said recently, laml, Kenya and Northern movement has a strong inter- any place' in the world today." EleUnor RaShltone's (agitation however, the people The T.U.C. mier of Trinidael-Tobako. He weakened an alre-ady weakeii- that of Rhodesia. national tradition. The partieular challenge oi' lor family allowances. The Dadra and Xagar Haveli had a founder-member of the In- said the two Premiers on ed Federation." They will find is met whole history of social r:- Portuguese much that the island of Antigua shortly the Soviet Union to the eco- overthrown rule will interest and may surprise ternational Confederation of The immediate future of the' eif form in Great Britain pro- and had unanimously sought a and plays be-fore a confer- nomic advanee the' West is and excite them about the Free Trade Unions Federation Federation hinges largely on claims as a dreary lie the merger India, prominent ence iu London in June. inseparable from Communist with Reuters working of British Trade a part in the coun- the outcome of a referendum view that iu a free society the sels of The British "Not even now does the political, military, and propu- reported.] Unionism. The Trades Union the l.L.O. tn be held by Jamaica Sept. 111. individual citizen is a heljih-ss helped Federation nor I as Prime ganda warfare', Mr. Egbert Congress, tormed in 1875, is Unions have to raise The referendum will decide cog in a huge machine. He up unions Minister know what they d:- said. "The free-world business- — one of the oldest national standards and build whether Jamaica will remain man, doing abroad, isn't."" Mary Stocks speak- new, developing (for- eieled between themselves,"he business is ing in trade union centres in the in the in the Caribbean organisation ■: salesman for botli «ioiin>- the BBC General Over- THE NOVELISrS GIFT mer colonial) territories, and said. "It was as if the Gover- presently seas Service programme 'As 1 world. Neatly !" million wor- as it is constituted or « racy and free competitive, there is a regular interchange nors of Texas and Xew York seek indcp"ndence as a single sec It.' kers belong to the 180 or so held a conference on the fu- e apitalisin."' trade unions wbich are affili- of information and visits. unit with dominion status i:i "Each one of us lives insid"-.* Many union officials have gone ture of the United States and "Of grea- importaiie-e in th- himself, ate,, to the TUC. They rang.: the British Commonwealth. and knows the feel- out to guide and advise the flic President of the United e old-war e(|iiation is the grow- others only from out- in size from tiny craft uuious The Trinidad-Tobago Gov- ings of younger movements in Asia States h a d no idea of what ing interdependence between SAVE ON side bv guesswork. Isuppose with fewer than 100 mem- — they decided." ernment has announced that if Canada and the l'nited State's, bers, to a handful of gian's, and Africa even if these the novelist is the person who do not adopt the British pat- Referring to Cuba, the Jamaica withdraws from the a- cvidencc'l by the fact that by stretching his imagination like the Transport and Geu- said, Fe'deration it would follow. Wedding Invitations tern, there is much to be Prime Minister "Over a today more' eledlars move a bit further can extend his «ral Workers Union, which These two an- anchor island; learned from the wisdom and years ago Iwarned the West across onr boreb'r in two di- guesswork a has over 1% inillion member >. geo- NAPKINS FREE and live for time experience of the British Indies Governments not to of the Federation beith rections than bi'tweei! anv — Apart from the coal-miners graphically and economically. inside se-veral people." Xo- T.U.C. think it could not happen ether two countries in the at tbe velist Lettice Cooper speaking who all belong to a single here." He indicated that al Dr. Williams has said that a orld. in the BBC General Overseas union, there are no all-in "in- Perhaps the most important that time and since n then he his Government will not agre Uni*y Accented The Unitv Vies* Service programme, 'Life and dustrial" unions covering all lesson to be learned from the had beeu concerned over the lies in the gen- to freedom of movement of Princess 8treet Letters.' the workers in the same in- British T.U.C. relaxeel attitude some islanel peeiple ailing the islands un- Unfortunately, too dustry, as there are in West eral field of industrial rela- Governments were taking less there b a corresponding i Item maximize tbe differences Germany and Sweden. tions. Though a great deal is over dealings in national interests anel mini- with Cuba. He freedom of movement of goods. The unions are at differing heard about strikes, Britain in singled out Jamaica as a point mize" the solidaritv of our mil ROUGH DIAMOND fact has a good record, com- Barbados, third largest is stages of development and of "infiltration." tital continental interests," strength. The older ones, like pared with many countries, land of the Federation and the* .'It. Egbert saiel. negotiation They stop In populated, BROOKE the miners, the railwaymeu and its system of Jamaica most heavilv has "It is important to remin'l "Tenacious, obstinate, lov- conciliation has stood the declared it will party — and the boilermakers are and "There a lot of people not be iaraehrea of our unity. Never ing, blunt except no pretty test of time. are to any Federation in which strong and can usually get now stopping in Jamaica who before in peacetime have on* BOND speeches from a Yorkshire there is not freedom of move- their way. Those which looK The T.U.C. is a staunch up- are not on their way to Mi- iwe> nations been as united in husband. Ask him how he likes after office and shop workers ment of people. Sir Grantley. re-pare-dness. your tell you he*s holder of the voluntary collec- ami." he said. I We have jointh* TEA hat and he'll are relatively weak, and of- system and in- himself a Barbadian, said "a seen better on 'it'ould scare- tive bargaining "'There w a s time," Sir .'tablished an air defense ten need outside help to pro- sists that agreements must be Federation without freedom ecnitnanil that is bilaterallv crow"; but in trouble he's a Qmutley said, "when we' Is — tect the members' interests. honoured, even to the extent Caribbe-an people of movement of people is a letenrated. There is no rock." Lady Caley speak- hopped negation in terms." com- But whether individual of disciplining offenders. (ever to Cuba for a cocktail parable unified international ing in BBC 'Woman's Hour' strong, unions are weak or it periodic by ami to enjoy eiurselves. B It Sir Brantley said the Ja- e'eteiise command elsewhere in Economical about Yorkshire characteris- The visits over- is no exaggeration to sav to those days, Iam afraid are inaie-an referendum had been the world. tics. that, largely seas union officials Britain it is as a result to promote mutual gone forever. We know that "pusheel" mi Premii-r Manley. the do much of the trade unions that understanding of each other's importations of arms from He saiel Mr. Mauley's traeli- British worker enjoys a pro- China, Czechoslovakia a u (| lional political enemy. Sir gressively rising standard of problems and to encourage co- operation between trad* the Soviet would amaze the Alexander Bustamante. had a shorter working living, of different world if the facts where "maneuvered Manley into the week and holidays with pay. unionists coun- hnOWU and the people from referendum position." He add- tries. Britain is glad to wel- The supreme policy-making come these guests from other ed that it had not been neces- and co-ordinating body for sary parts of the Commonwealth for Mr. Manley to accept Comics Comics all the anions is the 35-strong Sir Alexander's challenge of the T.U.C. who have such a crucial part tbe General Council of Planned Parenthood referendum. It speaks for all the organised to play in the soeial and eco- Should Mr. Manley win the Every Saturday workers on— matters of nation- nomic life of their own eoun- Clinics refere-ndum. he has said, he al policy though it does not tries would stand for a Federal seat play any part in industrial Phone 1-3121 and it is taken, for granted NEW RECORDER COMIC wage negotiations or inter- that he will be the next Prime SENSATIONAL fere in the internal affairs of FOR APPOINTMENT Minister SECTION the unions. The Federation consists of Despite these limitations, Worthwhile- Hamilton: the islands of Trinidad-Toba- the T.U.C. exercises a very great in Britain, KINGSLEY go. Jamaica, Grenada, St. Vin- Containing influence JtlCflCllllff o e o CLINIC cent, Barbados, St. Lucia. Do- and has even been described as "the fifth estate." It is con- waa vOt WftOW Somerset: minica, Montserrat, Antigua /OUT f^ffl^f and Rt. Kitts. 10 Pages with 14 Different Features aimed at sulted by the Government on In the world-fomoua pages THE ARMOURY practically every aspect of mnfho Chrlttlon Sctenco Young national lift*. MenMor. Enjoy Irwin IX pleasing both and Old alike iimmmeamt-mm i.m\n..t ______■ T.U.C. representatives stt, yeimii rmwtwm mtwawe. 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Even artra Cnoiga. via tna com* Watch for the mystery sought offically, it is always Keep plenty on hand! in the Kremlin, at which a of VIC FLINT pan below la Mtmw mm—T** junor member of the Praesi- expressed1 aUbaarlptlorv dium suddenly announces The uuions played a major an Read all these and more in the part, towards the end of the $♥»*"! Dunkley's Dairy that capitalism sounds in- Comic Oa%Mai» ui teresting idea, why not try war, in helping create the Cm Mo-.Uk* so net- 15. it for a change? It was with that's really worth your money "Welfare State," with its tmeee tend thaiHmmwj^m Co., Ltd equal feelings of dismay that work of social security bene- T.U.C. is 0 we in Britain— learned the aw- fits, and today, the [".-".♥ja-vr*" Devonshire ful truth that the cricket— pressing for higher benefits pitch at Lords is not flat." Price of Saturday's Edition with Comic Section to help people in times of sickness, )unemployment aud Call and enquire today. Novelist John Sherwood speaking ina BBC programme in old age. deeply con- Phone 2-1310 about the much-discussed The T.U.C. is 'Ridge' at Lords Cricket '/- cerned with the workers' Ground. health and welfare. Largely as SATURDAY, 9, 1961. THE BERMUDA RECORDER SEPTEMBER Page Six 126,000 IN CONGO FREE! Reds inGhana:HowEffective? Personalized Napkins Refugees Point Up with every order of By John Hughes — interna- Another 27 Ghanaian meni- Wedding Invitations ACCRA, Ghana In Ghana the New York Times Angola Conflict edition and the airmail- be rs of the "Young Pioneers' today, the Communist "pre tional to bi eei Leaden Observer. movement have left 'ence" is dearly stremger than youth The Unity nidepeii trained by the Soviets in Press at any time since Wiong Number John Hughes gola's colonial war is confined iiganization. The Soviet Aca- By — Princess St. (Jtuce. \"ILLE, Congo in one what is often a terror- a wrong telephone lium- demy of Sciences has oft'ereel LEOPOLD Although you tiy in on Gha- Dial this Congolese' capital ol ist war, blocking din Phone 1-3384 is the "Econo- io train Ghana's scientists and From the na Airways, the state airline', ini- aim ihere the ami roaels, laying ambushes iu the of the Soviet, .o-ordinatc Ghana's scientific Leopoldville, stark #^wi^\ /^Dp^lVi m * tht plane is a Soviet Dyuahin mic Mission extent d. l(i-loot-high e'li pliant grass, at you in a ie search programme. somewhat somber tlown by a Soviet air crew. Luion rumbling ighbour- pouneing ruthlessly Outside Accra, .Meanwhile, a delegation bt tiie colonial war i ami on Buzzing over the airport is guttural \oice. Portuguese military column Ask For Cold setting up fac- war veterans visite1 mg Angola is quite clear. Bottle the helicopter the Soviets are Ghana isedateej villages Soviet-manned building cheap, pre- recently at the invita- As tin' crow [ilea, wc arc ami ami which is Soviet Premier Nikita tories for Moscow miles homesteads. Ambassa- tion of the Soviet War Vete- just about a hundred S. Khrushchev's gift to Gha- east houses. Soviet Angola border, be- The Portuguese killed tt. Sytenko has been rans Committee. The Bevie- lrom the na's President Nkrumah. e'.or Mikhail Portuguese' troopa are* to number on Chemical In yond which date believed Dominating the centre ol tailing regularly President Workers Oil and than 1 African elustry played host to a and African nationalist rebels more .000. Estimates of fl B \ccra is a huge exhibition oi' Nkrumah. The ser Union Radio and delegation from the Ghana are locked in a fierce guerilla the Africans hilled vary from Communist economic progres-, vices of Moscow 15,000 to 50,000. i'ektng booming in each Transport and Telecommuni- war. Speedy Therm .taged by the government ol come this corridor already evening. cations Workers Union. Gha- Into UnequalFire Power Communist China. Not far journalists have fled at least 126,000 Afri- 8AT8 away is the Soviet Union s Local Ghanaian newspapers naian editors and " been in Moscow touring can refugees from the strife However, whether the rebels JiOOO-book Cultural Centre. nn pietuie's of Ghanaians have Angola. and lzvestia news- and upheaval of Some: are' getting mmm outside help "You'll cook better On tin- bookstalls which ttodying in the* Soviet Union the Pravda with veri- -- paper plants. Ten Ghanaian are in the hospital and that remains a mystery once sold only Western period- Smne' Ghanaians are training napalni- — six athletes ate tieel case histories eif the Portuguese are clearly icals, there now is Major Yuri _'t the Soviet School of Avia- fiotballers and Prague. bomb burns, and bullet and tn far greater Gagarin's toti. 14!> Ghanaian na- being coached in able mobilize A. book "Soviet Man and bayonet wounds. fire power than RETAIL 1 the Africans TROPIGAS" in Space ." ami journals stu-h tionals an- studying under the Communist Busy This refugee figure is a con- anil tei become pilots The determination ami cold as "Soviet Woman'" "So- Soviets and servative one. These 120,000 Moodednesa with whie-h the 6d per Bottle Call 1-6211 for details copies i made a viet Life" alongside eif ii<.'t!iee'rs. The Soviets have spread across the lower regime to Ghana of are Sala/ar has launched Bottle Deposit 6d low-interest loan Congo where it is thrust like; reprisal campaign has some $40,1)00,000, and have its a wedge between Angola to ahoehed many Western ob- Agents: agreed to boost their purchases — the south and what used to servers, including those- in the John G. Bassett & Son MASTERS of Ghana's principal crop be French Equatorial Africa . _ to 60,000 tons a year embarrassed embassies of Por- " totoa to the north. tugal's Dial 1-3166 a five-year period. allies here. Without over going question too various New Refugee Inflow? into the' From these and deeply, it also ,-an be saiel other instances, it is clear that Now, however, there are that the- Angola policy has the emissaries of international new although uncenilirmed re- of con- caused a crisis eonseienec communism are paying ports of a flood of up to 60,000 lor some Portuguese too. siderable Httention to Ghana. refugees the Kaheinb.-. more in .Most closely illlplieateeliti However, not so area, escaping a new what is before the Angolan is the BOTTLED BY impact Portuguese It is rebellion dear is the exact and offensive. It> leader is Holden Ro- all. For to charged that at one point Por- ITA. BERMUDA MINERAL WATER Co. M»nificanct of it berto, a mild-looking African neatly tabulate the trend in tuguese troops crossed into thirtie's, who Phone 1-6151 territory, by in his late ems Ghana, and pinpoint the coun- Congo whether Angola but has design horn in who try's position in terms of in- is unknown. lived eif alignments is still must his life ill the ternational The figure of tiO.OOO new re- Congo. Speaking Portuguese, ;. complex task. fugees may turn out to hi French, ami gngliah, be is to- Does it all mean that Ghana greatly exaggerated. Bui there day ne stranger in such cities M some MMMMM^—^ C :.: drifting back into the Com- is little doubt there is as New York and Lender munist camp, as both Chris- flow of refugi'es in this area where he travels to raise sup K's bulge's tian A. Herter and President where the Congo south- port for tin' rebellion. How- Angola. )H _ Kennedy, in his television de- ward into ever, he- went tei scheiol ill the' mm is chargeel bv KEY BRAND bates w it h Vice-President Meanwhile it Congo and worked sis a clerk Richard M. Nixon, inferred more than one source that in the Belgian colonial gov- year by Portuguese planes last 1 bombing ernment before wen-king for Tei some African specialists, has taken place along the e-oiniiiere'ial house's and then 1 frontier routes used by refu- zSM^ WORLD'S LARGEST lhat seems a dangerous over- graduating to full-time' orgau- simplification. It is doubtful gees i/.atieni of the I'PA in 1958. E&' ■mV-^mW^-mVtm SELLING GERMAN whether the American Stat" There arc further allega- 1'PA spokesmen claim about Department would endorse tions that complete African 7(i.i)()() registcre'd members, EXPORT BEER destroyed mch a view tiday. Certain'^ villages have been most of them in Angola, and Peirtuguesc Ghana's own President Nkru- by the and that assert that their organization mah would deny it hotly. women and children have is the most important and in- WHITE HORSE Nkrumah could hardly received the same treatment as of the various Ango- Dr. eharged fluential Tho skill and care of Hia ""loss over the obvious fact that ■en. It is specifically lan exile groups which have' literacy world's finest brewers Communist activity has in that in some instance's sprung up in various African The greatest SCOTCH in history ... has been enough tei earn some highestqualityingredients. e ieased considerably in Ghana countries in re-cent velars. However,hi*- Africans a capital sentenc" in recent months. original recipe and the moit modern thesis would likely be that his during the Portuguese' cam- UPA Reins Tight Hieinled from the of methods, paign against "agitators" in are factors that dealings with the Communists What is clear that the UPA The White Horse Cellar, since 174IJ are part and parcel of his de- northern Angola. Protestant makeBECK's thobestbear especially Afri- has a steady courier serriee clared policy of neutrality and clergyaaen, and the that can be produced " cans, have suffered many between Leopoldville .. non-alignment between West- Angolan worlds, casualties. battleground, aad FRITHS LIQUORS, LTD. Itit truly obrewen'i tin and Communist in its spokesmen aid that if political terms of which he takes Brutality Charged in l.eopoldville are tint run and trade from both. Agents for Bermuda Identification of sources em niinr the actual rebel military Close Tie With West Angola almost inevitably operation, they arc in contact brings down upon the with those- who are. In fact, Ghana during its them keyJBFbrand full weight of Portuguese re 1'PA are' adamant tirst years of independence has leaders However, ean nationals are' association with taliation. it b- that mi foreign had a close said that although each ot" in fighting on their West, and not much cou- engaged the charges same time they ______^^^^v «* ImWrnt^maWmm. Communists. Is these of Portuguese behalf. At the US , > tact with the brutality is by foreign political m\Wm~ "^maZS**"' .uill^^.Jmmtm\mWm_*\. surge echoed the are eager for mmmWrnt-* ff-htw aL-ma,*' ihe recent Communist Angolan Peoples example the balancing Ghana's in- Union of support, for at FRITHS LIQUORS, merely (UPA), the principal Angolan Nations, and for the LTD. volvement with the West, or United nationalist organization, with supply of military equipment Agents for Bermuda «*re we entering a phase sueii through, heade|uarters in Leopolelville, for use by their own men. as Guinea has been allegation prestige in each either originat- They have hope's that the when Western or by a Ghana is on the downgrade ed is confirmed non- emergence of a new govern- source. no instance do by and Soviet influence on ths 1'PA In ment in the' Conge headed upswing? the ehargea listed here enia- Cyrille Adonis will menu more nate1 from the' UPA alone 1. Angolan is a question which may active support eif the This Other allegations of Portu- the' Congolese be' easier to answer when Dr. rebellion from IT IS guese atrocities, niaele by the than hitherto. Mr. Adoula is Nkruniah returns from his UPA but of which there is no present tour Commu- supposed to be a elooe friend of the corroboration from o ther Roberto, al- nist world. Then it may be- of ITA-leaeler _ "^ semre-cs. are not included. though! tei ii come clear just how far he has though be is mit \ Nobody, of course', BUggestfl have expressed himself on the committed Ghana to the Com- that the apparent savagi'ry Job Printing munist embrace, and how im which is characterising An- (Continued on Page 7) pressed he is by what he has seen. we can satisfy you In the meantime, it would be foolish to overlook Ghana's Yes, your child needs existing ties with the West YOU T IF WANT Foremost is the V olta River hydro-electric project, which is ALWAYS Magazines Booklets Pamphlets the key to Ghana's industrial- ization, and which is being Calendars Billheads Letterheads largely financed by the World VIROL SELEC- Bank and the governments of TOP QUALITY IN WIDEST the United States and Britain. Wedding Invitations Envelopes LATEST STYLING AT your always so bright and energetic? 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American Negro dentists on m THE UNION PRINTERY their way to Ghana, and of donations from the Canadian Printers and Publishers of The Bermuda Recorder Government, and the activi- ties of young American stu- IDEAL FURNITURE dents in Ghana on the "Op- Court Street, Hamilton eration Crossroads Africa" Mercantile Building Union Street programme, and the signing of It Fays To Advertise Page Bevea SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1961 THE BERMUDA RECORDER NEW ROBOT NAVIGATOR HEIPS PILOT TO PINPOINT POSITION LONDON A new-style "ro as fast as similar American m\W jstt^mw^mmr^ -*t^-\m^Mit """Wkm M>-- ""- mj^^w Wk hot ravigator," to keep an air- equipment. m^kW - plane pilot eonthtttally inform- There are' 20,000 components GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 336 1961 ' ed of his position and to relay in the equipment, Mmmf W& '■'■■' *W m %. which can *" ■■' J_WKrZ- ■ *$'$■"'■■ ■*' other Hying information with- handle 300,000,000 pieces of W SF out assistance f r ei m the information a minute ground, was demonstrated lt has a "memory"' capable BERMUDA SOCIAL WELFARE BOARD here Tuesday ot storing 20,000 facts and Equipped with the device, figures. military planes are* expected Rowland Dunkley, manager PORTS ISLAND to hs abb' tei intercept enemy ed' the' laboratory where " WEEK-END WINTER CAMPS sirenft — PEXAX was developed, said .^2 H ''"'^■'"mmmz^-m^' *^BJ-**-** The aew clettrenie system todsjr: "It can condensed — be to Youth Groups and other DBXAN for short is the into 1 cubic loot weighing 3D Ll Ports It-land will be available digit;:! experimental airborne Camps. pounds I Organizations for Week-end Winter ■avtgator. It is being develop- "As aircraft get more coin- ed and built by Britain's Gen (lie at-el. eligital computers will Full details and applications forms available from the Youth eral Electric Company in con lie ased more extensively to 1-6359, Adviser, Bermuda Tennis Stadium, Telephone junction with' tlu- iiinistry of make the' jsh of navigation certainly Aviation. easier. It will be Closing date for applications is September 30th, 1061 It is claimed to work twice standard equipment ou air- e-raft eif the future. SAVE ON "The primary development with the .Ministry of Aviation basin bee^h^h^ajHtor^an* — Wedding Invitations SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE Three civilian employees of the I'.S. Army Transporta- ii'iimH presented Superior Work for civil tion Terminal Unit (7419), at Kindley AFB. were Sustained NAPKINS FREE ample equipment 'if the was made by MSgt's. Thomas will be available in Performance Awards last week. Presentation awards raft to right MSgt. Apple- the' _ proximately thre-e years a' .1 Appleyard and David E. Benson, their supervisors. Left are: E Burgess, Mr. Anthony Havward. Mr. Fn-d Smith ami MSgt. Benson. Meire' complicat- varel Mr Gem The Unity Press shout +14.000. — (I'.S. Air Force Photo by A2.C Steve Kelly) ed systems will take some two (TA-T*1 Princess Street years Isnger and cost up to - Dial 1-3383 056,000. GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 335 1961. Refugees Point Up Reds in Ghana: Radio Programme day Angola Conflict TAKE NOTICE that by a deed poll dated the flth How Effective Vacancies for Women Police Constables Supreme' of August. 1 duly enrolled in the Sunday, September 10, 1961. Court of Bermuda on the llth day of August, 1%1. I. (Continued from POge 6) G) tl 'outinued from Page 8.30— Weather Sandys Parish, Bermuda, Applications are invited for appointment as WOMEN Barbara Elma-Ann Smith of possibility of aiding the An- agreement for 8.30— Wings of Healing a Peace Corps in the Police Force. on of Derek Simons of Sandys Parish golans. 9.00— Evening Light POLICE CONSTABLES Bermuda behalf Randall 126,- Ghana. subject Meanwhile', besides the 9.30— Weather nationality, good character ■foresaid, an infant and natural born Britisii Angol*: Xor can one overlook the — Candidates must be of British WK) refugees from 9.30 Christian Brotherhood of 20 and 35.years. renounced and abandoned his said surname sheltering in the lower Congo, overlay of British, and thus What's Happening in at least 5' 4" in height and between the ages Western, which lin 10.00— a the' possibility ot a new- tradition Bermuda They will be required to pass a medical examination and "Sinieitis" and iu lieu thereof on his behalf assuineel and from colonial — the Kahcinba area, men in Ghana 10.15 Evangel Tabernacle simple spelling, writing and arithmetic. of flood iu days. just examination in the' surname "Smith." the- Congo ehreody has about British officers have 10.45— NEWS Ghana's first paratroop regular training "J00.000 Baluba refugee's of its trained 11SO— Wesley Church Successful candidates will be given a 'tin; British officers are still (Sgd.) FRAXCIS & ROBINSON lighting, cur- 12.00— Pipes of Melody ( and will receive further specialised own from tribal the ourse after appointment Attorneys Elma-Aiin Smith in southern prominent in command of 10.15— Music Police Officer. for Barbara rently located Army. training from an experiencedWoman Kasai Province. Ghana 12.45— NEWS Time salary a Police Constable will be the same Long-Range Aid Vital Strike up the Band 2.30—— Revival The of Woman 1.00 Lutheran Hour as ■ male constable's, i.e. £850 per annum, rising by annual in- Both the United Nations and As Iwrite this, the British- 1.30— Herald of Truth ■* a maximum of £1150, together with a pen inte'i'iiational relief agenci' trained band of the Ghana — erements of £20 to 2.00 Voice of Prophecy non-pensionable bonus of such as various divisions of Army, resplendent in scarlet 3.00— Hour of Decision sionable bonus of 10% and a 15%. MEN'S the He'd Cross and the tunics and braided caps, is giv- 3.30— Music bv Mantavani Constables may retire on pension at the age 56. There is .no. are' emgage.1 in refu- uuder DRESS HATS 18/6 and 25/- I'hurche's ing an evening concert 4.00_Oral— Roberts e ontribution to be made towards a pension. SUMMER ge'c re'licf. But whereas STgan ;: velvet African sky on tlu 4 30 Goodwill Programme 7 each Cross, WORK HATS only 6 iziitieuts like the' He'd bandstand outside Accra's Am 1.45- -Gospel Light Free uniforms are provided. Allowances will be paid if the TAN AND GREY COTTON HATS 12 6 for example, se'e' tlle'ir funethM bas.-ador Hotel. They are play- 5.00— Church of God of woman constable is required to work in plain clothes. Free" emergency rdi«-i BASEBALL CAPS at as providing ing tunes- like the "Pipes of Prophecy medical treatment, free hospital treatment and limited free BLUE, GREY AND TAN 7/6 on a basis, the lu- Pan,' Sullivan — short-term Gilbert and 5.15 Youth for Christ i'"ntal treatment will also be provided. THE VERY BEST KHAKI SHORTS ture of tiie Angolan refugees melodies, and even a selectlo i 3.30— New TestHinent Chureh lor GREY AND KHAKI WORK SHIRTS might remain undecided from "Oklahoma!" fi.30— What Saith the Full pay leave is granted at the rate of two weeks for - years, it conceivably could WITH SHORT SLEEVES Iat 20 fen- It is all from the repertoire Scriptures iacb ye-ar of service together with a further week whieh may he that long before the Ango- Sports AND they learned under Britisii in 6.45— Bda. Folio be taken each year or accumulated to a total of three Weeks. BLUE BROWN BUNGEEsH lan conflict is resolved. you - structeirs. and it close 7.00— NEWS Subject to passing a qualifying examination, constables are 10 oz. BLUE DUNGAREES at 25 In September the rains set eyes you can almost 7.15— Christian Science vow eligible promotion sergeant in again and presumably will inagine yourself on the pier 7.30— St. Monica's for to the rank of after four years Portugucs- bog down the it Blackpool with one of those 8.00— From Far & Near service. H. P. MOTYER planes and troops which have delightful brass bauds from 8.30— The Shell Programme out th" Applications should be made in writing to the Commis Church St. East Tel.1-2163 been trying to knock the Midlands of England !U)0__The Firestone Hour rebel e-eire' eluring the' weeks of crashing gaily away. 9.30— The Kitson Hour sioner of Police, Police Headquarters, Prospect, and sh/uld dry weather. By all accounts, 10.30— NEWS give the applicants full name, address, age, height, details of Peirtuguese Earlier this evening Itaik- tm M the' prospect eif the English 10.40— Music education and previous employment. military eel with a monocled achieving a decisive in charge 10.45— Hour of St. Francia remote major of the cere- ivie-teiry before then is here. He ii 11.00— Music 'til Midnight Sth September, 1961 indeed. Thus the leaders monial cavalry UPA by one of those ac- Leopoldville are reconciled galvanized in "entric campaigns against of- on to the prospect of a lingi'ring on which Britons guerrilla war dragging on foe* ficialdom — he lias been forbid- with ♥ several years. thrive den to ride his horses up the smooth rum .. through goVern A . rtepe and the ♥ training ment oftiees. This is a a 'refined' flavour maneuver whie-h he considers J /with * Second Temperance ,ssential for his beloved Kodak And he is terribly in Oratorical Contest Held horses. By 7th-Day Adventists earnest in his indignation. Nobody, of course, dare un- FILM d(restimat( the subtlety or tha ("Continued from Page 4) w m. i]m : nn-nace of the Communis! ta. ♥ cat; Snaps onKodak Sim come outoeii" she ceiiielnde'il. "I have given Iliaapgiga in Africa. Xor timet And they're luch fun lo look bm you the facta concerning this MM be- sure- of the future, tiltt WmW\ Sr mmmm\ 12-oz. in loler years.Call her* for your Kodamk films. „ _-*^^"^ —^^»- I 1'iirsi'd evil and I beg of- you ti|_ainat such a background it I kW.' mmWm 8/- W* stock all types and will develop^Tour f^m"^^^w^"^^ to lend ine' your support so n difficult to believe that pictures for yew veryquicklyl that we may build a better Presiele'iit Nkrumah has at this The and and more' salubrious Bermuda. inde- W M stage surrendered the this M/ m\.'mt tikm.m\ I i'^r *^^^P^^Lb Will you 1fin] me* your sup- Vt perfect fullness pendence ei Ghana whie-h he to z:z peirt." prize's so highly for subservi- (J famous rum M Hill, suitable for Miss Carol chairman rnee to Mos -ow or Peking. l\ make ■ 26-oz. of the committee of judge's, VV every season andocc^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ceilllllli'Ildeil the speakers 011 \-^^^^mm\ 15/3 their excellent work. Bhe mm* pleasure fluency, good pos- ■-■ being pressed pleasure in ask- ture ami generally eonunend- ♥ ed to act as a judge in siniie- able delivery. You Won't Find fhing so imii|iie in Be-rmiieli. Winnrrs in tin- Temperance She stateel that tll'Te- W;is Better BARBADO. boater contest we-re: Denaia lle'e'el f ei r ineire stleh activities Mapp. Alfri'ela Burgess and Anywhere! here. Mapp. The prizes for Rum that th " Burnell She added in all of the best jingles went to Lois ■peahen she had rtoted with Sylvia Lambe Lightbourne. °" * Bott,e and Lucille Lowe. Only ver 4 0Z Leaders eif the Missionary 20/~ Volunteer societies who were responsible for the organiza- REID STREET HAMILTON tion of the programme were AVAILABLE AT MOST WINE AND SPIRITS Mrs. Jessie Crider, Mrs. Syl- via Lambe and Mr. Roosevelt MERCHANTS THROUGHOUT BERMUDA FOR ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES ♥ Robinson. Prices Judges— were as follows : Sole Agents: At the Lowest Possible | Oratory -a Miss Carol Hill, Mrs. Naomi Lightbourne and CO., Richardson; JOHN F. BURROWS & LTD. - and Mr. Edward— And remember all Kodak Cameras Posters Mr. Chaflles Tucker, Corner Shop, Paget Miss Eleanor Clarke and— Mr 58 Front Street Projectors from Stuart's are factory guaran- Charlea Zuill; Jingles Mrs. Package Store, St George's FROM BeTvina Barnes, Miss Barbara Queen Street teed in Bermuda Jones and Mr. Benjamin Tuc- GOSLINGS ker. Page Eight THE BERMUDA RECORDER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1961 Medical Student Resumes Calling The Caribbean Tourist Travel to Outstanding Performance Ratings Studies in Canada Given Base Workers — Bermuda Keeps Air Notes on Programmes in the ter and the b lour \ oices ot Miss Janet Grant left the BBC's Caribbean Service For English Poets. Upward Trend Colony on Sunday for McOill Wednesday, Sept. Id: Atrt ( Week Beginning Sept. 10, 1961 pert ■ Commissary; Jerome Levine, CANADA can anel Inelian Keieiils — Outstanding oraaane University, where she w.ll West ratings cash were Budget Officer; Thomas Het- A Chie'f Examiner Explains. and awards enter he'i* third year oi' Meeli- During tin eight-monih presented recently to six Kind- zel. deputy director of ma- Voices of English Poets Thursday, Sept. 14 Racing August. ma- fine — period ending Ber- ley civilian employees by Col. terial; Richard Shawler. He-view The* New Africa aee-ounting mile' i hael entertain el 122,07?! Lester C. Meoseuger,base coin chine supervisor in 1111 >iii ns — I"art her two (hi ran Africanism anil rating is Statistical Services, and Bobby Selections From BBC Record visitors. This rigor* ia 11-2 inander. This the \\ i Kwami' I'Olid IJ r spent Xkrumah." highest award tei a federal Chiles, bnelget analyst. Archives per cent or l_._'Hi person; iii the' Bacteriology Lab at the Friday, Sept. 15: A Far civilian employee. - greater t ,■ Also receiving ratings and llo'lTLED BY K.Iv.M. Hospital, and the reel Away Place A Review of than h namber >f I.i'ss than two per cent ot awards were Margaret Reid, It has o'tcn been remarked the- British Weekly Pre-ss. arrivals in a similar period with ber parents Mr. anil Mrs. Air Force employees receive secretary in 1604 Air Base BERMUDA MINERAL of Harring- in literary that no poet Saturday, Sept. 16 Request last year Granhlyn Grant eirclea — the rating annually. Receiving two U.S. Army e-an read his own poetryabnul. Programme Poem of th' Sipiaelron and WATER CO. 'on Soiind. Mr. T. 11. Mowbray, were- ratings emplovees, Though is a sweeping W.-ek. and cash awards were: Freda Roe and this tary of the the " Tucker Reibinson, generalization certainly Ihe HIM' T.D.B.. al Jloria Bas" Earl Minks. it is Caribbean Service weekly press that many elailv lo te board's confer- true poets read is broadcast at 22. ence yesterday said an analy- their own works extremely 22.45 (JMT. of travel te> the badly a n seem incapable sis eolonv dar- YOU PROTECT YOURSELF ANO HELP d of Wavelengths ing Aii'-'tist. showeel traffic using the voice as a vehicle — metres .Vi «"; was up !t per cent, THE for the rhymes, rhythms a n'I 13.52 21. Mc refleeteo RERMUDA RY PATRONIZING 1*8.79 metres — Mc/s; in the total of arrivals ly from their pens. Perhaps 17.87 17.l'»4 tnetre-s — during Of this LOCAL INSURANCE COMPANY most abysmal example 1082 15.14 Mc/s. the nlonth. the of total, 1 *>_2 hv air, poetic ieb'as so Local Times 1.7> i-iiiiie that flow frei- — !»4:j hv ship and -I.Spi by 'BUCK & WHITE' auto-recitation is aii early With over 50 years of Service Jamaie-a 5tl5 p.m.. Trini- cruise shi|i. wax cylinded recording of Al- dad and— the Eastern Carib- SCOTCH WHISKY fred Lord Tennyson reading bean —1.15 p.m., Britisii On the ellltainative snle, For "The Charge of the Light Oniaaa —fi.30 p.m.. British the- vast Majority of the visi Brigade." Honduras 4.15 p.m. or 4.4.") tors eontinne to come from p.m.. A., But recitals of this kind Meetding to season. the I'.S. whieh produced ut Insurance eau never fail to be interest- 108,640 during the' lirst eigat All Classes ing or to throw some light oil nionths. l''rom Canada eaaac the man and his works, and 9,191; 3,053 from l'nited when, as in the ease of Dy- Bridgewaters Leave Kingdom; .~>71 from Europe-; CONSULT lan Thomas, the poet is as un- anel ."i.li'i-l front the West In yfl mj!u|igjy j'M inhibited in his speaking as dies and either countrics. BKif I'HkfzJmME^mm. Co., For U.S. The Bermuda Fire P: Marine Insurance Ltd. in writing, can be an ex- j^r--MM ______■ his it Regular ship travel to Ber- $Z~-Z.' m £x4fj|jff|/r:f5. fjftBT .j||jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjJB.|.llll]llM perience indeed. 11 Insur.'.nce Bui'dmg. Hamilton iWest) muda was ilo'.vii by per iJylan Ihonias, John Mans- Mr. \ iiieent Roland Bridge- cent, while air traffic was up ll _ 1 T"» -aw _ _ ■**■»* . . odd and \\ . B. leats are water nf Pembroke, left th" by about the same amount. m^rHONr 1 1275 among the poets who can be e-olotiy on Thursday to resum■ ( raise hiisini'ss was un ua heard reading their own bis pre-ineelie-al stuelies at Lin- per ee'llt works in a progrmme in th" coln University, Philadelphia. BBC Caribbean Service o>i Just recently he was informed Tuesday, September 12. Tbe he was the- ree-ipient eif a programme is presented by Dean's scholarship tenable for Ellsworth Keane who has the next two semesters em a" TEN CRUISE SHIPS selected these examples from count of his high marks in the Enjoy the BBC record archives. last term. DUE THIS MONTH Also leaving on Thursday African and West Indian was the student's lather, Mr. AGENTS: Food According, " to figures re- Rowland Bridgewater, who is . i ii . m li leased this wreck by Mr. I.11 Ihe' food eaten in any par- making a short business trip 1 GOSLING BROS., LTD. ticular country, and its me- to New York, where his wife Mowbray, secretary ot the WATNEYS^ went last Trade' Development Board, a thod of preparation, is one of week. She u-as ac- HAMILTON total of ten the most significant symptoms conipanicel by he>r daughter enuse ships are of the state of the social order. Verna. who is completing her due in Bermuda this month. e'Xi'e'pt two originate 1-2141 Mmmmrr'H^Mk, study high wheeling there. All in m\mm\\m A detailed of a coun- coming try's New Vork. the others food pattern at any time Washington, extra geographical from D.C, aild SOMERSET ST. GEORGE S ■ milk would reveal its bi^il location, cultural background Ne'W Zealand. Next month 13 cruise' ships are due. historical influences, level of Nkrumah Beats Mmmm\k&zfe/w\m civilization, religious life, de- mWmkmM gree of industrialization,me- thod of government,balance Nehru in, Reds do ■stout of payments and, in all prob- BREWED AND BOTTLED ability, its alignment in the Quick-Change Act IN LONDON FOR EXPORT world of international politics. Classified Advertisements - The traditional food of the — ■OmA__\m^kt.< " mmmW West Indies reveals much MOSCOW Moscows about its history and the many Vnukova Airport was tem- MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY HANDICRAFTS Wv!oZ''~''■'''"""'-"'-' A%S att~--*~T--" J t'l^MAj-M^tfiSMJm cultural and demographic in- porarily turned upside down gredients that have made the Wednesday when President Kwanie Xkrumah Ghana ar- — West Indies what it is today. of THE HILL Co., King Street: PHOTOGRAPH- GIFTS Hand Tooled Froia Tinn _ QUALIFIED_" rived ahe-ael of the expee-te"! it . i- i t One' of the most significant in Seed Potatoes, \ cgetable aud ERS for all types of jobs are finest Bermuda Cedar, in au gue'st. Prime' fluciie-es has been African and Minister Jaw- Seed, available at Dowliug's aharlal Xehru of India. Flower Fertilizers and Portrait varieties. John Davis Cedar Epf^I^BiwATNEYS[Iifl it is not surprising tbat many Insecticide. Dial 1-3158. Studio, xtn Burnaby St. Phsm Shop. Somerset. traditional Caribbean foods All preparations had been L'-0104,— between 5.00— 7:10 p r and dishes are also to be found niaele for the arrival of Mr. for guaranteed satisfaction. iu West Africa, often with Xehru when word came that the same President Kwanie Xkrumah names. THE BLACKSMITH'S SHOP DRY CLEANING .1. A. Kamsaran. formerly oi was also on his way to see Owned aud operated by Al- awM ______Trinidad, is now a lecturer in Premier Xikita S. Khrushchev FOE PORTRAIT_ ____ (Studio _or__ at WWmW^^^R l_ \ l_ *.___. l_ ■ a. English at the University Col- as an agent of the non-com- pheaus (Artie) Black King home), photographic greet- THE CITY VALET SERVICE: Refreshing- mitted nations, ar- Hamilton, always lege of Ihadan in Nigeria. In and would Street. is at ing cards. Call the Ed Keii;. Suits dry-cleaned and press- rive first. He was to try to Studio, sweet- "Calling the Caribbean" on vour Service corner Church and ed, repairs, alterations, etc. Availaflne ui uiaiij Wednesday. September 13 he persuade Mr. Khrushchev to Court Streets. Phone 1-2962 or Sf I Don't delay, you kciubs, and givesyou will be comparing Trinida'lian meet President Kenne'dy. 1-61134. can get aer- immediately. Wr M anil Nigerian dishes. Hastily. Indian flags were' vice William Tay- Guest Houses ano energy too! - In addition to the daily take'tt eleiwn and Ghana flags GET- A FABULOUS-Fabulon- lor, Parliament Street, Hamil- Bars throughout Commentaries and other topi- were run up alongside the So- Floor-Finish. Call The Her- ton. viet red flags. cal items, programmes in niuda Floor Kraftsinen. Wm. UPHOLSTERING "Calling eanie — — '" the Caribbean" for Down the pictures of E. R. Joell 2-1176. 'ilia the" week beginning Sunday, Mr. Khrushchev ami Mr. THE FAMILY CLEANERS — Se'ptember are as follows:— Xehru. They <"^S^ JF^>J 10. were turned flatts. We pick up and de- against J. F. H. TODD: Uuholstenng, Sunday, Sept. 10: Hymns a wall of the airport liver. (Fast service). mat' ress making, repairing Phone and Their Music. building. VISIT THE M. & R. VARIETY 2-0166. A6ENTS: JOHN F. LTD., leather goods. Specializing in BURROWS A CO. Monday, Sept. 11: Sports .'resident Nkrumah then SHOP ten- children s smock- 58 FRONT STREET ■ HAMII " " slip covers, etc. Court Street, TON BERMUDA TEL: 1-59B7 Re-port. came in on a Soviet-built ed dresses. school skirts, variety M.-iniilton Phone 1-6185. Ta- Ghana Airways gymps. socks ami Tuesday, Sept. 12: The W air liner. He FOR PROMPT And Efficient had a forty-minute talk with goods. Duke uf Clarence Si, Mr. Khrushchev in an airport St George's. Marion Bascombe, Repairs to motor cycles and room, officially presented the Rosella York, Prop. motor mowers. Phone 2-1470— Belgrade' call for Mns Riot Disrupts a the Re'v. Mr. Taylor cnniiiic*- CITY travel ed an im|ironiptu news con- Wm ■ mm mm Wm -IF kfm ference. Tm the rightfnl pr _>^ Church Convention sident of this organisation,*' OF THI* FUTURE O D f| D |W he' saiel quietly, "and I'm not KANSAS CITY. Mo.— geiing te> rest until I have won The my point." R e v. Gardner Ta*vlor i»l His rival of the due' of these elays people presidency Breieiklyn. a Xegro whoclaims is tin- Bee. J. 11. may literally 'blow in' to work Jackaon, of Chieago. orUnlo he is tin- pre-sidi'tit of the X.i- in the morning. M anything t iiti a 1 Baptist i Convention His clothing bore some' in.»- of a plan for easing I'.S.A Iiu-.. isn't going ceiincs THREE CUP MATCHES to be nie'iitos of the atrnggle toneh- cemge'stiein in big cities Column satis!ieel until all "">,(..) dele- ed off when his tratlic Ihe Rambler's backers made forward te. the Brilish ON THURSDAY gate's agre-e with liini. a rush for the podium. Rev. lint PLAYED It was Re>v. Tavhir's ad- Taylor is a member of t lie group of the International ' vani'c to the- speakers plat- New York City Board of Edu- Centre for Bigianal Planning Humours are curre-nt that several of the top "B divt- to the with a century, sear- form Wednesday which trig- eation whie-h is abolished, and Development by a Lomlon s,on t.'an.s of the B.F.L. arc seeking admission HARRISON E. SIMONS batsmen gere-el a riot that brought out month, desires can be a healthy sign as tar ing 131 runs not out, follow- effee'tive later this bv consulting I'liginei'i*, Andrew* "A" division. Such TROPHY WON BY 34, Trott eighty polieeMen ami Mayor legislature are concerned, indicating that they fed ed ly G. Goddard F. the state' be'e-anse His idea, whieh he as the players SOUTHAMPTONRANGERS Outerbridge 1<>, H. Roe' Barth' and left Sharinau. eOHM t'»r them to move into the highei 16, aud Cal. MM of recent school aeandala e'elilion of thai the time has delegate entieaHy iajared. Taylor was outlined in a ree'cnt division, but it also poses the question as to whether th Southampton Rangers, by in their total of 224 ruus for Re'v. said he> Industry" After peace was re'stetrcel, at the' the 'Science and whole- team or just several individuals are ready for that defeating the Warwick Work- nine wickets declared. "shocked" riot. Bailey's Bay. programme broadcast each type of e-eunpi'tition. men's Club, at Warwick Park. Bowling for captured wic division, changing over gained t h e honour of having Eric Somner 4 ek iii the' BBC General Playing in tht "B" and then runs, < Miter- differeiie-e, and their named inscribed on th ■ kets for 66 \Y. Overseas Bcukc, is to blow, ;.■ the "A" division, Inrns out to be quite a 47, Horace Trott average player, to ;id- trophy presented by Harrison bridge 3 for or stick, p.'eiple to work in egg constitutes a challenge to the "B" Trott, one wicket Many players have felt E. Simons, for competition and Del. Under the distinguished patronage of Lady Gaseeagne shaped projectiles shot pist himself, and settle 'down. not much different to tha' of bctwci'ii t heise two e-luhs. each. throagb ■ pneutuatic tube. t:iat playing" in the "A is Bailey's Bay. in their turn the "B division, but they have received a rude awakening, It was the same old story runs THE ORCHID CHARITY CLUB explained that Raynor power at bat," had reached 159 Mr. Nharlnan when engaged against the- established senior teams. Thf to. too much to wickets, when t im■ Metropolitan area would when considera- with, after War- for four the' ether ■ouster whieh rears its ngjy he-ad. contend ami W. Trott 41 ne.t e.ut presents its In- ringed by a itlolorwrty on age-old (;ucs a good ran out. tion is given te> expanding the League is the wick had made score 1). 32, '.10. S trhich 171 runs, Southampton re- Trott E. Somner whieh tin- citrs MOW tion of playing fields. of lit not out, aud I. cause congestioii tt*oi.ld have lo plied with 18.") runs for the Furbert very likely that Casuarina Park will be (iibbons 16, were the double Annual Doll Contest garaged instead of entei'rig It is not loss of four wickets. be for soccer season, which will impose a hard- figure scorers. the city. Thee city itself would available this was by G. Ed- CHILDREN'S FASHION SHOW AND TEA although,the possibility exists that another field in Warwick led Trott,C. Durham,E.Ray- be by a complete' nct- ship, 3.">, G. covered end of the island may he ready this season. ness 52, L. James F. Ru- nor, and Cal. Oiiterbridg" wurk of transparent duets or the western K. a n d this season be keen in both di bain 2."), Adams 22. captured a Bailey's Bay Wednesday, September 13, 1961 tubes, four feet ifi dianiefPr, The competition should " each visions, standings will be of ,oiisiderabl Sherwood Hunt 11. running at ground level. and the team wicket and importance, the one League becomes a reality, Eldein Raynor, was in fine AT THE CITY HALL The e<:<: or bullet-shaped when bc^ eatise their position* in it. will be gaugeel by their final form with his spiu-bowling, MARRIED DEFEAT SINGLE vehicles, capable of carrying collecting 10 from 3.00-6.30 p.m ilandings in the B.F.I.'. tivc wickets for AT SOMERSET two passengers siele-by-side runs, Lee- Raynor. 3 for 44. Prizes will be distributed Admission 7/- conifeirtably woulel travel Many fans de. ne.t realize ti'hat take's place, when ami C. Am.erson 2 for 41. The married XI of th- ■long the ducts at a constant ilubs are on tour, and it may surprise them somewhat, Every batsnie'ii of the Ran- Somerset Cricket Club de- be by ■peed. This 'shell' weiuld when the report in a daily paper stated that the Pembroke gers scored double figures, feated the bachelors ten propelled— sucked rather than Hamilton Clnb dropped their first two gaiin-s during their but the wicket stand runs, in their annual Married- — fourth low- blown by a small pressure current I'.S. tour. by Raynor til not out, Single Cup Match in a Eldon Somerse', difference between the front Many cemiplain playing surfaces Raynor. 28 not scoring match at of local players of the and Sheridan reaching the one- and tin- back. In a tube here, they play on some, which are encounter- out, put the issue of victory neither side need onlv a but we-re to The married this size it would ed on tour, they would think that local fields are billiard b"yond doubt. bunder mark. pressure in a n (I rea "that witii inst hones Village CC. pre away £1.000 for Hurricanes Do Not Make North feted to AND SOCIAL ' ' " '< <' ' ,"1 SPORTS SHORTS the English Test players. PERSONAL ; «* Water Sujjplv' " Unsalc " To Elect Officers ■ iiut ibey in n t nave to oe A ]i a n e 1, consisting of Says Director Health d." said. K. W. V. Robins, Alec Bedser, (Continued from Page 1 I of ...... Dr Praaer (Continued from Page !1) Miller, Godfrey Evans, Xort.li Village Coou Keith : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr*. Winifred Alexander >! The Rostron. X.Y ami whol "cl'i't is to s!a\ calling fore re-signing when their Boy Wehher, Frank Washingtem ol Ohio. Bridgeport, Conn., is dne I i ly Club are a nice Ceve'laml. (lontinued Inun Page 2 ) ami tighl current contract expin-s Desmond Hacki'tt anel Robert leave' Bermuda tomorrow alter and ,r. all mcmbi'i's on Scpte! Findlay. split the .£1,000 as 'n ij by " " " Mrs. Klisa Hennix a it d ■pending a few* days visiting (to t he Med' .hut lie d that lull in 18, at 8 p.m., for the purpo follow*:— Roman Subba Row. Ireim your lanhs daughter Alana of Broeiklyt, relative's ahei friends in the eal and HeaU It DepartmentI. the middle il' the' eye of the electing offieera for the' i A crie-ke't biver, Erie- John Ted Dexter, John Murray, re to X.Y. yesterday cedeuiv ".-> ing year Bug each; returned Old-time Bcnumlianx know -h>t:n ceiiti over the islanel.'' Wade of Southampton. ceivcel £225 Brian Sta spending a four-week va- land, Harrington alter who did not think it thant £125, Ken with their cousin Austra- ion cation here Mrs. Robert Kins of 1 was quite fair for the £'100. and eousolat awards Mr. Hilton Peeta af Berheh-y lian to True-mat:, is visiting her parents, Mr. end cricke'te'i-s to collect »»eer of £50 Freddie Road, Weak, att I bonuses, against IViiibroke £6.000 in the anel £25 iaeh to Le-slie Jaek- other [fiends ami relatives. Mr-. Karl Ri rhardsoe of Wa." English snii anel cricketers £700. of- Jaeh Flavcll. This wa* IIt ir -lid trip. wilk WE ARE AGENTSFOR PROPERTIES In All Parts of Bermuda Notice Everyone! results Appoint is Agent for the collection of Prompt eyenitime! your rents. remittance A _ THE Ll. NEWTON BUTTERFIELD ■^^%wS«||i|jttk-. CONSTRUCTION Co. H. 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