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sang TODAY'S UOrnNG-W TIM1 Sunrise: 6.46 a.m.—Sunset i6.20 p.m. TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST Lighting-up time 6.50 p.m. Rule of the Road KEEP LEFT—PASS ON THE BIGHT Showery ;tt INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866) HAMILTON, BERMUDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1935 VOL. 20—NO. 60 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM REVOLT IN GREECE THREAT PEACE IN BALKAN STATES JIOOOOOOOOOOOOOKXIOOOCCX gg Ministers Defend Increase in IMPROVEMENT OF GAOLS THE MIDSHIPMAID THEY SAY BIOGRAPHY OF KING | BILL IN COUNCIL GEORGE V Fine Production Enthusiastically That the Board of Works found Defence Appropriations x Should Prisoners be Given Right Received friends at the Forty Club By Sir George Arthur, Bt., * * * * to Hard Labour? That the cynic says that was because Special Prayer For King's Jubilee M.V.0, | On Thursday evening at the Col­ the Chairman and Director were 3>CX>C»<>e»X=KX=>OCX><30<=*X=XX=K>OXMS onial Opera House the Bermuda present at the debate. The Legislative Council con­ Opera and Dramatic Club presented tinued to polish the terminology * * * "The Midshipmaid," described as That charging in dollars led to a of The Gaols Bill at a meeting last­ a naval manoeuvre by Ian Hay and CUBAN PLOTS GROW THICKER CHAPTER XXVI charge of the Heavy Brigade in ing about an hour yesterday morn­ Stephen King Hall, under the direc­ ing, but no radical departures the House. tion of Arthur Cooper. Seeing that * * * The Last Five Years from its original features were there were at least nineteen speak­ Royal Artists Prominent in Exhibition—Drop in Number made. The BUI was in charge of That cannons were used to shoot ing parts in this play, it was an butterflies. But the long day's journey—a the Hon. E. J. Waddington, Col­ of Millionaires in England—Inquiry Urged Into Market ambitious attempt for amateurs, * * * good deal of which was on an up­ onial Secretary. especiaUy as the last act presented That the Parish Vestry meeting Speculation — Women to be Admitted to Cambridge hill road—was not yet over; there When the bill was last considered many compUcations in action and began in a lively manner and University Dramatic Club—South Africa Apprehensive were to be weeks in a sickroom and on Tuesday, a number of clauses dialogue. When one considers that ended up pleasantly. months when the convalescent were left open for amendment. the weU-fUled house responded in of Drop in Pound Sterling—Japan Peers Pass Record * # * must still be described as a sick The first of these was Clause 13, prolonged applause and laughter, War Budget—Church Union Marks Arrangements for man. Very slow was recovery from in which mention of the Chief the players may feel assured that That that was because a reduction National Thanksgiving Service—Convent Garden Prepares a fierce attack which, humanly Warder of the gaol was deleted the show was an unqualified success in taxation was announced. speaking, medical skill and nurs­ and a sentence inserted: "Upon from that standpoint. In a large * * * Big Programme Without British Composer or Performer ing at their highest level, were just the day of the expiration of a pri­ cast of this type there were bound That this body puts in an«awful —Latest Despatches—Sporting News able to ward off. Nor was the King soner's sentence or if he is to be to be some hesitations here and lot of good work. altogether a model patient; the released on licence upon the day there, and uncertainties as to what * * * posse [of consulting physicians was stated in such licence such pri­ to do next, but the broad humour That Uke all other public servants, apt to irritate; the amenities of a soner shall be released." of the dialogue more than rescued they get more kicks than ha'pence THE GREEK REVOLT THE ROYAL JUBILEE sickroom were specially distasteful Clause 15, dealing with breaches these lsips and the entire per­ * * * and the high temperature reacted of regulations, was also amended formance went with a bang. That the Corporation is also very on his nervous system no less than in sub-sub-clause (2) (a) which will busy these days. Trouble Spreads in Rebel Ranks Special Prayer for Churches BuUt somewhat on the plan of on his physical power. But grati­ now read that breaches of gaol * * * "Orders^ are Orders," this present tude for devoted service was always regulations shall be punishable That work at Albuoy's Point is play hinges on a definite plot. While ATHENS, Mar. 8 (CP).—General LONDON, Mar. 8 (CP)—Church evident; the Queen's presence and by one or more of the following coming on well. simple and without what might George Kondylis today began an services throughout the British touch had an Uiaailing influence and then follows a list of punish­ * * * be termed dramatic guile, the offensive against the rebel forces Empire will be marked by the sing­ to soothe, and the hurried return ments. The last seven lines of That by the time it is finished, general structure gives ample room in the Struma valley in Macedonia, ing of the National Anthem during of the Prince of Wales from Africa sub-sub-clause (a) were also de­ some of the energetic aldermen for fun and action. Confronted by hurling against them twelve planes the celebration of the Royal Jubilee, acted almost unexpected as a real leted as being redundant to the and counciUors wiU be expert a distinguished visitor and his in a bombing attack. Revolt with­ it was announced today. A special tonic, none the less so because the remainder of the sub-sub-clause. landscape gardeners. daughter, the ship's company stage in revolt is reported as advices are prayer for the occasion is also traveller could put to his credit the * * * an amateur show which they do received of internal trouble spread­ announced. The prayer has been very sporting "kill" of a hon. Now TRIAL OF BREACHES with true service precision, rattling That the idea of a wholesale plant­ ing in the rebel ranks. The sol­ written by the Archbishop of Can­ and again a sense of humour would ing of suitable trees throughout diers, it is reported, are demanding terbury and will be said in all Eng­ assert itself. "What a crew!" Some discussion arose on the Continued on Page 2 the island in excellent. an arrangement whereby their com­ lish churches. The text follows: would escape his lips when the clause as to whether it would not 00 * * * mand can be passed to non-com­ "It is very meet and right and doctors, endimanches in dress and That probably the women wUl have be better to eliminate entirely missioned officers. General Kon­ our bounden duty that we should ultra grave in demeanour, with­ PERSONAL to do it. dylis, who dropped his war port­ give thanks unto Thee, O Lord, drew from the room. "How will trial by the Chief of Police in the * * # folio to direct the government Holy Father Almighty, Everlast­ Your Majesty have jour egg?" case of minor breaches of gaol re- That when they are asked to per­ action, is handicapped by the heavy Miss Sydney Thompson arrived ing God, for that Thou wast pleased the nurses, mirrors of modesty, Continued on Page 2 form such public services, the weather and is faced with the yesterday from New York and is at as on this day to set Thy Servant, would enquire. "En cocotte," 00 argument that the home is their further difficulties of swollen the Bermudiana. She will give a our Sovereign King George, upon would be the sure reply. proper place is forgotten. streams in the river section. En­ recital under the auspices of the the throne of this realm and hath QUEEN BRINGS 321 Bermuda Opera and Dramatic Club * * * tire districts are inundated by profited him in days of sickness Lata in January 192& it was de­ next Thursday in the Eermudiana That "let George do it" is no longer floods from mountain snows. and of health throughout his reign cided that the later stages of re­ Among those arriving yesterday Lounge. an accepted motto at the Forty of five and twenty years. For the cuperation should be traversed by aboard the Furness Bermuda 00 Club. example of unceasing service set BOMBARDMENT OF CRETE the seaside; the southern coast Liner "Queen of Bermuda" were * * * by Trim and our gracious Queen CANON HEMSWORTH'S EXPECTED was sedulously searched, and a the following: That it has been changed to "let Mary, for the strength and stead­ Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Jamison; Mr. RESIGNATION the Smiths do it." PARIS, Mar. 8 (CP).—Govern­ fastness bestowed on him and for house, entirely adequate for the ment warships are preparing to purpose, was hired from Sir Arthur and Mrs. A. H. McHahon; Mrs. * * * the love and loyalty borne $o him A. M. Reynolds; Mr. and Mrs. That four members of that family, bombard Canea within the next by the great family of peoples and du Cros, who begged, in vain, to be We learn that Canon Hemsworth, twenty-four hours, reliable des­ allowed to place it without charge Robert G. Ashman; Mr. and Mrs. who recently resigned as Canon figured prominently in the de­ in all parts of the world, we magnify Wm. L. Colt^Mr. Albert Vari Loan; bate. patches said today. Canea is the Thy glorious Name." at the Sovereign's disposal. After Residentiary of the Cathedral, will largest city on the island of Crete a careful rehearsal the journey to Miss Amy J.

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