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tittp JEmjal OJazptte and CoLanlal lat ^V. INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866) VOL. 24—NO. 217 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1944 3D PER COPY—<40/- PER ANNUM STEAMSHIPS OPTIMISTIC U.S. FORCE AT OUTSKIRTS OF AACHEN WITHl^ Years Of Hell And TortureON OUR POSTWAR TRAVEL |For Wamw; Fwedom Now Near Bermuda Figures In Plans FALL OF FRONTIER VILLAGE INSIDE REICH: By MICHAEL RYERSON LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter!.—Warsaw's long agony may at last be end Contemplated For Future ing. For the first time, the commander to chief of the patriot army, General Bor, announced that the battle from within the city was being EXECUTIVES GIVE OPINIONS SOVIETS DRIVE TO CZECHOSLOVAK BORDER: directly influenced by the battle from without, where the Polish-born AS SEEN AT PRESENT TIME Marshal Rokossovsky is again on the march towards the suburb of Praga Starred, battered, diseased, but At least three big steamship com still lighting _____ the mounds of panies are definitely interested in rubble and grey dust that is now all Foreign Workers In Reich serving Bermuda after the war and HIGH STRATEGY NOW MAPPED OUT AT QUEBEC that remains of Warsaw, they are their plans, as far as it is possible hoping that the day they have for them to study the situation at awaited with unbreakable courage Told ToQuit Plants this time, were ascertained by a for over five years is now near at representative of The Royal Gazette CZECHOSLOVAK BORDER IS QUEBEC CONFEREES NEAR hand. LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter).— who interviewed their executives GERMANSBELIEVEDFALLINGBACK Warsaw was the first Allied capital The following message was Issued when he was recently to the United to feel the full fury of German by order of the Supreme Com States. REACHED BY RED ARMY FINAL HIGH STRATEGY wrath. It will be one of the last to mander of the AUied Expedition Regardless of what programme be freed. In between it has suffered ary Force today, addressed to their companies adopt, all of the TO RHINE; WEAK OPPOSITION MET as no city on earth has ever suf the foreign workers to North executives were personally greatly All-Out Attack Is Begun For Parleys May Wind Up Coming fered before. western, Western and Southern optimistic about the Colony's post Germany. By WILLIAM BOOT Once before its people thought de war prospects as a resort. Having liverance was near. That was on "You are in danger. But in the made it their business to give much Warsaw; Lomza Captured Weekend, It Is Indicated next few days you may have the SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, Sept. August 1, when the sound of the thought to the establishment of greatest opportunities for ac American Bases here, they were con 14 (Thursday) (-^.—American troops, rolling through surprisingly light Red Army's guns was heard to the NAZI REP0RTSAYS SOVIETS SHIPPING PREDOMINANT IN capital and General Bor gave the tion. In a desperate effort to vinced that this development would resistance on Wednesday, drove into the outskirts of the important Ger HAVE ALSO REACHED GREECE PLANS NOW BEING MAPPED word to begin rising. The secret eliminate Allied support among benefit the Islands. man border city of Aachen, one of the northern keystones of the Siegfried code sign "Tempest" was flashed the workers, Himmler plans to All were pleased that Bermuda was repeat to the west what he and line, and struck close to the core of the Nazis' vaunted West Wall on at through the city and at five o'clock getting down to business with its LONDON, Sept. 13 (JP).— The Red By DOUGLAS CORNELL the Gestapo have already done least three other sectors along a nine mile front. on that summer afternoon the civili internal transportation problems Army reached the Czechoslovak an army opened fire against their so thoroughly in the east. The and they expressed the hope that a The Americans captured the bord frontier below Krosno to a flaring QUEBEC, Sept. 13 (JP).— The high workers there have been sent to strategy of the second Quebec wax would-be conquerors. workable solution would be found er village of Rotgen, ten miles south new offensive in Southern Poland The odds were terrific against the man tlie fortifications. before the resumption of the Co and conquered the stubborn for conference is almost complete — the "Thousands of others workers east ef Aachen, the first German ESCAPE ROUTES ALL BUT result of "splendid progress" by Poles. The Germans flung to all lony's main trade. community to be reported taken tress of Lomza, in Northern Poland, they had against them—bombers, — including potential leaders, in a powerhouse drive that carried President Roosevelt and Prime and women — have been herded MOTOR CAR QUESTION in the all-out assault on Hitler's CUT NEAR BELFORT GAP Minister Churchill on the formula artillery, armoured trains, flame within 15 miles of the East Prussian throwers, monster Tiger tanks and into concentration camps as On the question of motors, the Reich, and stood 325 airline miles border on the south. for final victory over the reeling but hostages. The workers in the from Berlin in the march on tbe 24-inch mortars. newspaperman brought his inquiries still formidable Axis. Ruhr and Rhineland are at this further afield and spoke to people Nazi capital. Tough Rearguard Resistance Simultaneously a ferocious on The discussions will continue for The citizens of Warsaw repUed moment tinder threat of tbe slaught opened on Warsaw, with three or four more days in the with automatic pistols, rifles, a few to quarters which are close to tour As American armoured columns Soviet troops and the Russian- same danger. ism. There was a consensus that guarded bastions of Quebec's Cita heavy machine guns and such arms "Here are your instructions for encountered only minor opposition Along The Southerly Route sponsored First Polish Army fight as their ingenuity could devise and unlimited use of motor cars would in the Siegfried Line outposts, the del. But it became apparent that meeting this danger — for saving ing bitter engagements with the the talks will be devoted largely to those dropped by Allied aircraft. impair a type of advertising which indications were that the Germans Germans in the suburban area of your own lives and for aiding the Bermuda had been able to make AMERICANSCLOSING IN ON filling in the gaps in the war plans They made hand grenades from old Allied armies. Leave all German were falling back toward the Rhine. Praga on the right bank of the Vis already drafted in broad outline gas piping. They fitted fuses to much use of in the past, but the ad tula river. factories at once; go under vent of broadened motorization was 40 miles to the east in this sector. LURE; NORTH OF VESOUL Major decisions which confronted abandoned German artillery shells ground. Go into hiding — either The drive to reconquer Hungarian- and threw them by hand. A fourteen not viewed with alarm. The Yanks won positions in tbe Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill on in the towns or alt the land. From all there came the opinion town and forest of Aachen and to held Transylvania for Rumania their second war-time excursion to year old girl set two German tanks By DAVID BROWN made progress, Russian and Rumani on fire by throwing bottles of petrol "You must act immediately, that Bermuda would have to pro the outskirts overlooking the city, this provincial capital have now so leave the factories now. The vide better and more rapid trans ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, MEDI an troops seizing over 50 settlements been made Probably the delibera on them. safest place it oa the land. Ger a rail and highway hub of more TERRANEAN, Sept. 13 (Reuter). - deep in that mountainous area, They died by their tens of thou portation for the visitors at lower than 160,000 population, historically tions of the President; aad the Prime man farmers axe in need of rates than have prevailed in the American troops of the U.S. Seventh principally the city and railway sta Minister wOl adjourn this week-end sands. One hundred and fifty thou labour. Many will give you food a strong fortress position and in Aimy, advancing against lessening tion of Odorhen, the Soviet com sand men, women and children were past with horses and carriages, and with a joint pronouncement discuss and shelter. The Nazis have not that duplication of services should modern times a strategic citadel in German resistance, today reached munique tonight announced in de ing those decisions in the most gen driven off by the Germans to a con the men to spare to search for the Siegfried Line. Flagy, six miles north of Vesoul, and tailing a series of successes in a big centration camp, where they were be avoided to every particular so as Dampvaley-les-Oolonibes, four miles eral terms. That has not been final you or to control your move to keep at a minimum the number day all along the eastern front. ly decided, but it has been the pat left entirely without food. ments. By WILLIAM BON I northeast of Vesoul and about 30 Lomza was the last major strong Tbe Germans, unable to defeat of motor vehicles being operated on miles west of Belfort. ten of the past. "Further instructions will be the roads. hold guarding the southern ap This year's Quebec conference has the patriots in battle, decided to de given to you by radio and by SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, AL proaches to East Prussia. It fell to stroy the city itself. Tbey went in regard to postwar travel, Fur- French i • forces gained further been billed officially as a "beat leaflets dropped from Allied nes. Withy & Company. Limited axe LIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCX the Russians after 11 days' battle Japan" assemblage. But develop about it with systematic destruction planes." Sept. 13 (fP).—The American armies. ground "in the upper Ource Valley that ranked with the bloodiest of house by house, and on the thirtieth eager to resume the Bermuda ser southeast of Chatillon. On the the entire summer. The Russians ments during the day underscored vice. Mr. Henry Smurthwaite, United soon to be joined in the assault on Allied right flank German resistance the f. i't that the wars ih the Paci day of the uprising it was estimated then swept on north and northwest that one third of the city was gone States director of the company, the Reich by the newly activated continued stiff between Villersexel of Lomza. and are a scanty 15 miles fic and Europe are linked insepar LONDON WSHING REPAIR said: "Of this we can be certain — Ninth Aimy, doubled the numbers and Pont-de-Roide. ably by problems of manpower, ship and a quarter of a million people from East Prussia. The Red Army had lost all their belongings. FUrness will be back and just as of their advances to and beyond ping, supply, overall strategy and WORK ON 870,000 HOUSES soon as circumstances permit." The U.S. Seventh Army, in its push Is already poised along the eastern Tbe population took shelter from the German border in 24 hours. frontier of East Prussia. timing. "No one," he added, "looks forward towards Belfort along the two main Mr. Roosevelt himself asserted: the bombs in cellars. The cellars to the resumption of service more Three reconnaissance columns in roads into the gap, is finding the LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter).—Mos "This is a conference to get the best became their collective graves. There force were launched by the First Damage Problem Increased than we do here at Furness. Aside going tough against the rearguard cow, Berlin and Polish reports dove we can out of the combined British were no medical supplies and from our ships, expressly designed Army. It had tanks and troops line the Germans have established tailed tonight to indicate that the and United States war efforts to the Continued on Page 6 By Evacuees Flooding Back I for this trade, and our extensive pro across the frontier east of Eupen between Villersexel and Pont-de- Red Army—after weeks of regroup Pacific and to Europe. We are work perty holdings to Bermuda, we have to a potinetial thrust to Aachen, and Roide astride the more southerly ing—has launched the expected Sep ing in consonance with the situa By RONALD WILLIAMS a definite affection for Bermuda other elements up to the border be road. tember offensive. tion in China, the Pacific and in and her people. Europe, coordinating our efforts LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter).—Lon yond the Luxembourg village of On the northerly road, the Ameri The Soviet armies are striking foar- 200 JAP PLANES DESTROYED don's local authorities are racing "Working with Bermudians and Clervaux. The third column, which can forces are closing to on Lore, 16 ward to three great thrusts towards with those of our Allies, particular the Trade Development Board, we Germany along a 500 mile front from ly the Chinese and Russians." to repair over 800,000 houses damag was the first to make a penetration, miles east of Vesoul on the main IN ATTACK ON PHILIPPINES ed to raids as evacuees flood back I believe we have helped make Ber Paris-Belfort road, and about 20 East Prussia to the Danube. The Presidential Secretary, Mr. muda one of the most popular of all was above Trier. At the same time {mother Soviet Stephen Early, obtained that state in ever increasing numbers. miles by road from Belfort. It is a WASHINGTON. Sept. 13 (JP).-Ad London's winter housing problem resorts — winter and summer — with The fourth and newest gain was force far to the south has reached ment from the Chief Executive in American vacationists, and in doing junction for roads running north Greece, according to Berlin. Berlin miral Chester Nimitz, the Pacific has become acute in the 28 metro made by the Third Army, which wards into the Vosges, and its cap response to questions about China's Fleet commander, reported that car so have incurred an obligation to messages suggest that large portions relationship to the conference. politan boroughs and suburbs. Never pushed due east to positions along ture would cut communications be rier-based American planes are car before has London faced a task of Bermuda which is real and personal. the River Ourc near the juncture of of at least four Soviet Army group?- "The European and Pacific wars," tween Nancy and the Belfort gap. probably close on 500,000 men—have rying on a heavy bombing of Japan such magnitude. "Today we axe actively planning the German and Luxembourg bord This would leave the fleeing German Mr. Early told a news conference, ese positions to the Central Philip ahead so that when these ships are been hurled into the triple attack "are so interrelated that naturally Despite official appeals to stay ers. forces for a possible escape into Ger from the east. pines, where they have already de away to avoid any possible danger released from His Majesty's service POISE FOR ATTACK many only a few difficult secondary they come together." stroyed more than 200 enemy planes. and also to give the local authori they can be reconditioned for peace These are the three big attacks: That was in answer to a question time employment with a minimum roads threading across the Vosges (1) North —Soviet armies axe at Admiral Nimitz said that strong ties a chance to make repairs, Lon American troops are poised or as Mountains towards Mulhouse. how conference announcements of don's main railway stations have of delay. tacking along a 120 mile front from various prospective arrivals gibed Japanese opposition was encount "As stated, our desire is to resume sembling for an all out attack and Continued on Page 8 ered by the American planes, pre been jammed all this week with re-1 the British Second Army is massing (—•tinned on Page 6 with previous statements that the turing women and children. at the earliest possible moment that meeting is chiefly military and chief sumably flying from carriers steam- service to Bermuda which, ta the its men and armour for a new strike ly concerned with the Pacific fight tog just east of the Central -Philip In the civil defence region there past, contributed so much to the out of Northeast Belgium. ing. pines. are 870,000 homes classed as damaged popularity of the Islands amongst The German official' news agency Bomb Carpet Between Siegfried An official announcement said A Pacific Fleet communique said: but repairable, but as yet the re our friends, the American tourists." reported the capture of what it that Rear Admiral Emory Land, "Carrier-based aircraft of the Pacific pairs have only reached the first United States War Shipping Admin Fleet shot down over 50 enemy air aid stage. ALCOA'S POSITION termed "an outpost of the West Line & Berlin Laid At Rate Of In blitzed streets in Southeast Wail" by American tanks and in istrator, is coming to Quebec. His craft and destroyed over 100 on the While the Alcoa Steamship Com British counterpart, Lord Leathers. ground in a day long attack against London there are rows of houses fantry, with air support, east of I Ten Tons Minute By Air Fleets with blind windows and tarpaulins pany have by no means forgotten Verviers. Continued on Page 6 Continued on Page 6 covering holes to the roof. Families Continued oa Page 3 It was between Verviers and Eupen By ERNEST AGNEW to many of these damaged houses I that the First Army beat off a Ger have their ceilings down and are man counterattack to the vicinity SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, A.E. FIFTH ARMY ONLY FOUR REPARATIONS INCLUDED MR. JOiSTWATERSTON reduced to living to one room and LOCAL WiSENAGAW TO of Limbourg, a strongpoint by-pass F., Sept. 13 UP).—Allied air fleets sub sleeping in an Anderson shelter. ed by the column which pushed jected Germany to air attacks with MILES FROM FUTA PASS IN RUMANIA ARMISTICE SOUGHT FOR RESEARCH Many of them are to vital work, FORE WITH THEIR AID across the border. an estimated 5,000 to 6,000 planes and the local authorities are anxious cascading an average of ten tons a that second stage repairs should be General Patton's troops, who se minute on the area between Berlin Germans Still Holding Fast Would Work For A Year At commenced as an ackowledgement cured a sizeable bridgehead across and the Siegfried Line. Nation Will Fight With The of the way they have stuck it. Six 39 Cases Sent Abroad For the Moselle somewhere between ty two thousand builders have been Pont-a-Mousson and Nancy, held The "carpet" bombing which Air To The South Of Rimini Cornell On Soil Fungii Buzz-Bomb Evacuees Marshal Arthur Tedder introduced Allies For Her Freedom toiling seven days a week, 58 hours, firm against another enemy coun- but only a small Impression has to Africa was intensified to a de By DAVID BROWN Plans are being considered to send terthrust along the rfcfaf. west vastating degree and leaves almost LONDON. Sept. 13 (JP).— The terms been made on the general situation. Bermuda's women, turning to with bank, some eight miles below Metz of the Russo-Rumanian armistice Mr. John Waterston, Bermuda's Though something like 10,000 their usual efficient, organisation nothing untouched in the area ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, ITALY, plant pathologist, to Cornell Uni Above Metes, other elements battled against which it is launched. Sept. 13 (Reuter).—Fifth Army troops, were made public tonight by Moscow houses are being dealt with in a have once again inspired respect in radio. versity for about a year where he week, sufficient numbers are still England for their assistance to meet- their way to positions on the height? The Allies are throwing almost driving into the heart of the Gothic dominating Thionville. Line, are today only tour miles from Italy was accorded the first will do important research work not available for the homeless or tag the emergency created by Ger every type of plane into the attack. armistice of this war from the which is to benefit the Colony and, those seeking accommodation. many's buzz-bombs. The night bombers are raiding in the historic Futa Pass, with Bologna With the Canadians containing less than 40 miles ahead. United Nations, but Its terms have in fact, the world. Unless something can be done to Under the leadership of a B.W-AF. and compressing a pocket below the daylight, high level bombers are go- never been made public. The terms committee headed by Mrs. Edmund tog to at low level, fighters are blast- This 3,000 foot pass on the main Sir Howard Trott, M.CP. when speed the work during the few re Scheldt mouth, the air forces were Florence-Bologna road over the crest for Bulgaria have been drafted by questioned about this matter yes maining weeks of good weather, the Gibbons, so far this year, no less called ta to assist the ground troops tog transport to virtually non-stop the European Advisory Commission than 39 cases of home furnishings, sorties, and rocket aircraft every of the Apennines leads straight down terday hy The Royal Gazette, con outlook for millions will be bleak. in the fight for Pories, which was to the Lombardy Plain. It is believ but have not yet been signed. firmed it bat said that he was un Over 40,000 workers have been and men's, women's and children's where are simply being poured on Acknowledging defeat at the clothing have already been sent left high and dry by tbe onrush of Germany to blast a path for the ed to be more heavily defended than able to give any information at this brought into London from the pro the battle. was Cassino. hands of Russia, Britain and the time because the proposition would vinces to assist to the work. from the Islands to help out the troops. United States, Rumania agreed At Brest the Germans are using all American forces advancing on the be submitted to the House of As The Health Minister is being as evacuees, and another seven cases Four great attacks have been made formally to fight for the restoration sembly when it reconvenes. "X would sisted by officers of the ministry, are now awaiting shipment. available manpower, including work on the Reich since midnight on pass through Poggia della Dugana and Langnano found the way heavily of her own Independence and rather not say anything until the who have divided the London region In a letter dated August 5, the men, for active defence. such a scale that the German radio sovereignty," providing at least 18 House is given the particulars,*' Sir into five areas and every day a co station was giving warnings of ap mined and had to push forward in head of the overseas department of 320,000 PRISONERS the face of heavy artillery Are. Infantry divisions and reinforce Howard explained. ordinating committee of the four the Women's Voluntary Services for proaching planes every two minutes. ments will be under the Soviet su ministries involved — Home, Secur Ln daylight over 1,000 Fortresses To the west, Fifth Army forces The importance of the research Civil Defence, Mrs. Elsa Dunbar, ex The First, Third and Seventh Arm preme command, and placed her which MT. Waterston will do is ity, Health, Works and Labour, sits pressed appreciation for the arrival and Liberators attacked seven syn have reached the vicinity of San naval and air forces under similar to Whitehall working on the pro ies have taken 320,000 prisoners since thetic oil plants, an oil storage de Ippolito and have come up against given point by the fact that he wilt that day of six cases. "Many, many command. work with Professor Wetzell and may blem. thanks for these." she wrote. "As invasion day, it was officially dis pot, ordnance works and tbe Stut the fringes of the Gothic Line de The transport, food and industrial closed tonight. First and Third tgart airport. British heavies blast fences. be called upon to write the final re o you know, they have come at a most needs Of the Red Army are to be port, it is understood by The Royal BULGARIANS IN MACEDONIA opportune moment when W.VJ3. is i armies' advance guards are neartog ed undisclosed targets and more than On the coast another advance of met as the Soviet Command shall the Siegfried Line core after smash- 500 heavies based to Italy hit two three miles has carried them to the Gazette. ORDERED TO FIGHT NAZIS giving out clothes at an unparalleled direct. rate, and needs all the garments it tog light resistance from outposts, synthetic oil plants along the Siles- Berlamaca Canal, on the outskirts Rumania agreed to abolish racial Professor Wetzell came to the Is LONDON, Sept. 13 (JP).—Moscow ian border and a synthetic oil plant of the coastal town of Viareggio, 14 lands some time ago when he made can lay hands on. The quality of an official source said. discriminatory laws and to lock up radio quoted the Bulgarian radio yours have always been enough to near the Polish frontier. miles northwest of Pisa. all German and Hungarian nation an exhaustive study of the fungii of Bermuda's soil. He returned to that the Bulgarian War Minister as make our eyes dim with joy, and al By DON WHITEHEAD The attacks renewed tbe devasta The Germans are still holding als on her soil except Jews. All Allied sured Marshal Tito by telegraph though I have not seen this last tion laid in the past six days and solidly on to the Cpriano and San wax prisoners and interned persons Cornell University to order to pur sue this study but, as he is an eld that General Keseroff had been ap consignment, I have no doubt it will WITH AMERICAN INFANTRY _*• nights of incessant operations. A Savino ridges, eight miles south of are to be repatriated afe Rumanian pointed the new commander of the fulfill our heart's desire.*** SIDE GERMANY, Sept. 13 (JP).— The railyard west of Frankfort which Rimini, where they have success expense and persons interned for erly man, it has been felt desirable Fifth Bulgarian Army in Macedonia, Americans dug in on the heights was packed with military supplies fully halted the drive on the town. favouring the Allies must be freed. to bring to a young understudy so with tostr_ctions to make contact "Again so many thanks for your overlooking Aachen after they for shipment to the Siegfried Line Heavier artillery fire, designed to Rumania must also return all pro that there will be no danger of the with the Macedonian army of libera wonderful work on our behalf." fought into outposts of the Sieg was the main objective and it was prevent south to north traffic, is be perty taken from the Soviet Union research not being completed. Mr. tion for joint operations against the While the contents of the cases fried Line against surprisingly weak left blazing. Fires were visible for ing encountered as the Allied troops and all property to Rumania of the Waterston is the plant pathologist Germans. A similar message went have been of considerable practical opposition. ••" a hundred miles. make close contact with the Gothic United Nations. The biggest Srepara- sought by Cornell. to General Apostolky, commander of aid ta easing the problem of evacu- Continued oa Page 3 Continued on Page 8 Continued on Pafe 8 Continued on Page 8 Continued M Fag* • ' Continued on Page 3 the Free Macedonians. YOU SAVE BONDS. BONDS SAVE TO U. Oe Be PETURSSON
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After passing through the Ameri PERSONAL can customs, immigration, etc., etc., Hi* Kngal ftazrtt* one acquires a respect for the serv ^he S)iary Miss Eleanor Wesley, formerly the ROUNDABOUT ice being given by Bermuda officials A PUBLIC APOLOGY attH (EoUmtat iatly manageress of The Horizons In at Darrell's Island. At LaGuardia S3 Paget, has safely arrived in England, Field recently the last Bermudian according to advices received here passenger was six hours in getting •UBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT ON SUNDAY of Incorporating yesterday. Miss Wesley was ta charge In New York a few weeks ago one through the red tape. Others ta the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Hie Royal Gazette (Estab. 182S) . of The Horizons at the time of the same group spent over four hours T—o Colonist and Daily News (Estab. 18641) of the downtown motion picture SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER Anglo-American refugee conference. theatres advertised in electric lights before they got out. We were told I the undersigned do hereby state that I She has returned to England to take the film "Bormuda Mystery." How that that was an unusual occur Proprietors up government work in child wel ever, the Colony has many friends rence.but still there are others who was mi-informed regarding the statement Wednesday, September 13th. fare, for which she received special have had to wait for at least three FEE BERMUDA PRESS. LTD. ta the metropolis and before the end hours. . . . I gave to the Transport Commission stating Held Street, Hamilton Indebted to a kind correspondent training. of the evening "Bermuda** was spell for a cutting from the "Sunday * • • ed correctly. Incidentally, there is * * » that Mr. Clyde Leseur and Mr. Henry Conyers Editor: E. T. SAYER E-pre-B." Members of the Overseas League a scene In the film which is supposed These are not normal times and were undercutting the agreed price of carting Manager: E. C. MCLAUGHLIN And Uiis is a letter written by wfll entertain the officers of H.M. to represent the Bermuda Supreme people who travel today must expect Lord Vansittart warning those who C.S. Somers Isles at a cocktail party Court. Somebody's imagination was delays and inconveniences, but building stone, and would like to make a Subscription Rates would have us believe that only a Per Year this afternoon at the club rooms. richly at work because tt was no there is no doubt that after the war Public Apology to both gentlemen. Local—__2. t. 0. Foreign—£2. 10. a handful of gangsters in Germany * * * thing like we know it to be. There the airlines will have to give much are oar enemies. Capt. Thomson, R.A.M.O., was was one improvement—you certainly consideration to speeding the clear THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER M, 1944 Mayhap no one knows more of the host at a cocktail party on Tuesday could hear the witnesses and, of ance of their passengers. It will BERREE BROWN real Germany than the author of afternoon at the Garrison Officers' course, no strident syren disturbed have to be done in some way at a the letter. Mess ta St. George's where he enter the atmosphere. . . . greater speed than steamship travel- Pembroke. SIR,—In your issue of August 8 TRANSPORT, REMEMBER; tained over 100 of his friends. Mrs. lets are handled, because a person 5085*th. you published an account of an R. H. Landman assisted him ta re- * * • who is flying will expect it. . . . IS A PUBLIC SERVICE alleged appeal by the Waffen S.S. ta ceiving the guests. Among those Tlie story ta Collier's Magazine * * * Paris to their comrades elsewhere present were friends from both Ham about Bermuda was the subject of to revolt against Hitler. We wonder how many Bermudians ilton and St. George's, as well as much conversation amongst those listening to the Canadian Broadcast While a restored tourist trade They axe alleged to have broad many officers of the British Army, who know the Islands. Those inti cast that "we men of the Waffen at eleven o'clock the ether night must be regarded as the prime es the B.V.R.C. and the U.S. Army. mately associated with the Colony's heard this interesting glimpse of S.S. have nothing in common with Captain Thomson has been sta tourist trade would rathar have read sential to post-war prosperity for the gangster S.S. guarding concen absentmindedness among the Allied tioned in the Colony for approxi more about the beauties of the chiefs of staff. Bermuda, and adequate inland tration camps, with the Gestapo mately live years and expects to be place but neatly everybody was in transportation is rightly to be held and the home S.S." returning to England shortly where clined to discount the suggestion of It happened at the first Quebec This is quite untrue. Conference a year ago. The British as something more than a mere he will be given another station. bad publicity. As a matter of fact, and American chiefs of staff had amenity ta respect thereto, the case They are Just as much gangsters * * * former visitors to the Islands and as the colleagues from whom they those who intend to come here after been meeting ta the library of the for hotel-owned bus and taxi ser Among recent departures by Clip Chateau Frontenac; and a pretty now seek to dissociate themselves. per were the Misses Sylvia and Au the war were interested about the vices does not appear to be a strong I select from the heap one sample important meeting it must have drey Johnson, daughters of Major establishment of American bases been. How do we know? Well, a one. On the other hand, it seems of their activities. and Mrs. B. T. Johnson of Prospect. more from the standpoint of the The Russians have just published French Canadian sergeant, who had reasonably clear that competitive Audrey is en route to England, part played by the Colony ta this the evidence of the Destruction theatre of operations, not because been on secjarity duty in the library services of this kind would not be where she plans to enter the Royal was clearing up the conference Camp at Lublin, where the inmates Veterinary College, Streatty, Berk of what may have happened geo tm ta the public interest. for well over a year were gassed shire, on a five year course of study. graphically. Most seem to take for table, and stuck ta one of the books and cremated at the rate of 1,400 a was a rough outline of the invasion, This matter, it will be remembered, For the past five years Audrey has granted that when the day comes m day. been a student at the Bermuda Bermuda's doors would be as widely and even information indicating the wz came up for discussion at last Fri Here is one sentence from the High School for Girls. She received open for guests as of yore. Local date when it would be launched. day's meeting of the Public Trans report: The German prisoners "de her Cambridge School Certificate political aspects were of slight inter The sergeant turned the precious port Commission. At that meeting nied having had any hand in the in December, 1943 and obtained her est. . . . papers over to his major (also a matter. They declared lt was the French Canadian). Both men have a strong bid for independent hotel London Matriculation the following » • # work of the S.S. troops," i.e., of the year. been decorated with the Medal of YOU RISK LONELINESS bus and taxi service was made by Waffen S.S., now apparently squeal Miss Sylvia Johnson accompanied Right at this point there is a size the British Empire. We just wonder prominent hotel men who contended ing death-bed repentances from her sister to New York and plans to able number of Canadians who if the faces of the brass hats were when you risk underarm odor! for this private transportation pri Paris, because their ghastly game is spend about a month ta the States would like to spend a holiday ta Ber red. . . . up at long last. muda and who would be able to get vilege irrespective of whatever type before returning to Bermuda again. Stay charming, keep popular—use why so many popular girls follow a These, sir, are just more German a • • permission is Canada to do so. FOR MEDICAL DUTY AT N.O.B. of public transport service might be rats leaving the sinking ship. They have been told by one author dependable Mum every day. bath with Mum. They know that Master Eugene Ambard, the only baths only wash away past perspira sanctioned and provided. It was If you give any publicity to their son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ambard ity or another in the Dominion that Lieut, (jg) Hunter Heath, MC, squeals, please emphasise that they it is impossible to get transporta U.S.NJ.L, of iKngston, North Caro AN EVENING may suurt gaily tion—but Mum prevents risk of un admitted that this private competi of "Cedar Hollow," Pembroke, re jf*. enough, bat it can quickly lade are rats, and that rats carry plague— cently left by Clipper for the United tion. The Dominion Government lina has reported to the Naval Oper derarm odor in the hours to come! tion would result ta a considerable if they escape. frowns generally upon all travelling ating Base for duty. to disappointment when a girl risks decrease ta the earnings of outside States. He will enter the Choate underarm odor. Mum takes just half a minute to School ta Wallingford, Conn., as a ta wartime but exceptions are made Dr. Heath received his pre-medical use; won't harm your clothes; won't VANSITTART. when the place to be visited 1s in the or public transport companies, and Denham, Bucks. first year student. training at the University of North I Nothing so surely prevents second irritate skin. It's really dependable. would mark the finish of the livery sterling area. That is why a lot of Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Caro invitations for dances or dates. That's Canadians have been making trips to Get quick, safe, sure Mum today! owners who had devoted themselves lina, and his MJ). from McGill Uni A good story In the Manchester COLLABORATION ON BASE the Bahamas. . . . versity in Canada, graduating ta A Product of Bristol-Myers to hotel service ta pre-war days. 1943. Guardian anent Cockney children LEGISLATION COMPLETED ******* No obligation to solicitude for andthelr attitude towards the flying Almost all the restaurants, hotels He interned for a brief period at bomb. the King Edward Hospital in Paget. SS**.*'** transportation people of the past The Hon J. Trounsell Gilbert, the and stores have advertisements pro o For some time Cockney children Colony's Attorney General, has com minently displayed seeking employ MUM or of the future devolves upon the I m coveirt G^den and'jtt^^^ ees. "Help wanted" signs are in al GOVERNOR 6 LADY BURGHLEY hotel interests, nor are they ta any hood have been heard referring to pleted his collaboration in New York TO VISIT ST. ANN'S TAKES THE ODOR OUT OF PERSPIRATION with Mr. Roberts-Wray, Colonial most 70% of the windows. A large way bound to modify their desires flying bombs as "Bob "Opes." Could nujnber of them have this explana tMs oe a new and Office legal expert. His Excellency the Governor and or shane their demands from qvm- esoteric example of tory note: "Experience not neces or snape tneir demanas irom sym- rhyinmg sia-.g? How else could The legal expert visited the Col Lady Burghley wiU attend Divine sary." After seeing the service that Service at St. Ann's Church, South pathetic or sentimental considera- there be any connection between ony last month to advise the At is being provided tt is quite appar tions. That "Business is business" the German pest and the 'America's torney General on draft legislation ampton, at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. ent that the employers are being 17th. is a very old saying, and a very con witty and popular comedian? implementing the United Kingdom- taken at their word.... The mystery was solved by a direct United States bases agreement. His Excellency will read the Lessons. venient one, for it conveys a wealth question in Long Acre this morning. of information and furnishes a "Yaas, gov! We call them Bob —Playing Today— world of latitude not by what it Opes, bob down and 'ope for the best, M.C.P. WILLS £4,000 says (which is nothing at all) but see?" The late Mr. E. Vincent Frith, M. by what it leaves unsaid. But during C.P., who died suddenly this sum PLAYHOUSE:— 2.45—s.oo p.m. the past several decades there has Invited last evening to a game of mer In New York, willed personal DELL WOOD SCHOOL developed a tendency to differen- bridge. My hostess did, however, property in the sum of £4,000, ac Charlotte Bronte's gripping classic! I warn me that I was expected to ad- cording to registry records. Mr. will re-open for the Christmas Term tiate between public and private i vise the other players who had never Frith was the Bermuda Govern business and to classify certain before played. Would I be so kind ment's New York representative un on , 9 as to help them? til his death. "tjane 8yre utilities or services essential to the But when four players were seat masses a public business — and ed, a merry discussion took place. Bequests from the first of this Monday, September 18th, 1944 Orson WELLES Joan FONTAINE transportation is one of these. It "How many cards do I deal?" year now total £1.16,772. About 60 at 9.00 a.m. "It isn't the p'ay that is difficult, wills have been probated. may be remembered that even here o 4.45—9.40—"JAM SESSION" on has been recognized.! ^^ "™*. * ^LK. SELECTED FOR U.S. NAVY'S The Headmaster will be ta bis office at the School on Wednes Gay Musical! with — Ann Miller We refer to the case of the Ber- for Ms nob." FLIGHT TRAINING day, 13th September, 2.00-4.00 pm. Thursday, 14th September, 2.00- muda Railway Company, which very -"Can anyone tell me what is the 4.00 p.m. to interview parents wishing to enter children at the properly was never permitted to for- c^erence between Culbertson and Jerry J. Chevalier, radioman se school. 1 Blacksmith?^' cond class, U.S.N.R., and Michael G. get that it is primarily a public "How do we know when the game Franchuk, shipfitter second class, OPERA HOUSE 2.45 & 7.45 servant. is over?" U.S.N.R., of the Naval Operating The Headmaster cannot undertake to accept children In a country as small as this, with But by that time I came to the Base, have been selected for the whose parents have not entered them at the school before The story that thrilled millions in Reader's Digest conclusion that I was more fitted Navy's V-5 Ti—ining (Flight Train- now an unforgettable Motion Picture! ... a population already close to the to be a bartender than a teacher of tag), it was announced today. September 18th. saturation point (if not beyond it), bridge. Chevalier, 20, is the son of Elmer H. 4925fs9mll.-U.__4. the field of transportation is neces Chevalier of Columbus, Ohio. Fran o sarily a limited one, nor is it sus chuk, 26, is the son of Mrs. Pauline "<7lddress Unknown" ceptible to any great degree of ex Franchuk of Quincy, Massachusetts. with - Academy Award winner - PAUL LUKAS Both will be detached shortly ta or Buy War - K. T. STEVENS - Peter Van Eyck. • pansion. Whoever pioneers ta the THEY SAY der to begin classes ta the United new motorized transport service States in mid-October. Savings GARDEN THEATRES.,,?, must be content to finish not very By AM. FURCELL Chevalier enlisted in the Naval Re 4.10—9.10—"Banjo On My Knee" 19 far away from where they start, for That parliamentarians are getting serve on December 9, 1942. while Start 8.15 — TODAY — Aeolian 3 p.m. Barbara Stanwyck - Joel McCrea you can not haul more people than Franchuk enrolled ta June, 1942 ready for the fray. Both passed rigid mental and phy there are, and the Colony can not * * • sical examinations before being ac BETIEDAVIS CHARLESBOYER I i i I contain many more people than it That the bye-election will soon take cepted for the flight training pro now does. If the hotels are going place. gramme. They will first attend a to enter this restricted field it will * * # "refresher" school and from there "ALLTHISAND HEAWNTOO ALEXANDRINA:— Open-Air 8.15 That it will be a hard but clean fight. a primary pre-flight school. Then "Tl, B^l A. I WM l,." fiLUfib TI,.S.r...A,I„M;sk,.„,'. simply mean that they remove the RACHEL FIELD \(I/ WARNER BROS * * * they will be sent to a Navy flight "GANG'S ALL HERE" AND cream from a business which _s not training school and upon gradua -_JEFIR:.Y !.vN:N BARBARA.IVMH..--I.--...--^.^I . ;. _ __ • too rich by any means — and none That some of the politicians have tion will receive their "wings." A. ANAIOLL UIVAKW..AWAJNH BROS ..*,., N„l p.„... -.,.,. p_, l____ IU_«-.|*_« _, »__ j._ "INVISIBLE MAN'S REVENGE" needs to be told how lukewarm capi had little or no holiday. o * * • B.M.A. PARADE Also — THE DAWN EXPRESS" — Spy Drama SOMERS OPERA HOUSE tal is toward skimmed-milk enter That they have been hard at work SANDY'S THEATRE prises. At the same time, you can j That if someone isn't careful it will on reports. A full-dress parade service of the Open-Ail • 8.15 not have an adequate, safe and de Friday — "Wagons Boll At Night" — "Uncertain Glory" soon be known whether motors B.M.A. and B.M.I, will be held at "Once Upon a Time'' 1 "Cross of Lorraine" pendable transport service unless it are allowed ta Bermuda or not. the Chapel of Ease, St. David's, on MASONIC HALL (Mat.) TOP HAT (Eve.) * * * Sunday next at 10.30 a.m. The ser "Arizona Cyclone" Pierre Aumont - Gene Kelly is in the hands of a strong, respons "Wagons Roll at Night" "Oklahoma Kid" ible company — a company with That the arm-chair lawyer says they vice wfll be conducted by the Rever are not. end G. J. Parkes. ! I financial reserves, vehicular reserves "I Take This Oath" "Paper Bullets" That then some Defence authority and reserves of operating personnel says they are. A dashing American — ROBERT TAYLOR — for peak loads of cruise ship arrivals. The only reason advanced by the That In the meantime the whole si A lovely Russian — SUSAN PETERS — in — tuation is being studied. hotel interests for this private hotel * * * WHERE NO BRUSH service was the necessity for fur That the car must be like Bermuda. nishing their guests of the future "Song Of Russia" * * * CM/ REACH MGM's glorious romantic drama with musicf with transportation which would be That that is, tt must be different. satisfactory — presumably a better The bend in the pipe, where no brush can reach, * * • must be kept as clean as you keep the bawl. PLAYHOUSE Friday & Saturday. service than the public at large are That Rotarians were interested in the Keep __V of your lavatory spotless, disinfected and expected to require or receive. But 'teen age talk. deodorized —with a regular sprinkle of Harpic. surely this "extra" could be provided * * * SPECIAL JUNIOR SHOWING! for by special arrangement with That once more the delinquent par ent was stressed. whatever transportation company or * * * Saturday—1030 a.m. companies may be set up — for it That the cynic says a parent can would be hard to conceive of any only be as good as his children J ALSO 6TH. CHAP. "DON WINSLOW" will let him. company that would not jump at That the war news continues to the chance to furnish such an extra puzzle. service ta return for fair compensa That just now the trouble is to find tion guaranteed. the German army. N One of this Colony's most urgent I * * * WOCT IAOOIC. -' {#~\ Tha f needs is improved transportation at I * » ** ° P^pie un worried about ' IT FOUN__-_^«lKirD> 44K.I r_OLDt T\ ' who's doing the job. It Is our under NEWSMT-'R FROM * * * standing that this need was upper That as a matter of fact, all the FIVE YEARS AGO most ta mind when the Public Trans Allies are doing a swell job, port Commission was appointed, and * * * that its purpose is to report on what That if one is first here, the other is is best for the community and how first there. to go about getting it. Modern motor » * * transport even for a country of this That only one thing is certain. size is a highly specialized business. * * * It calls for brains and experiance ta That they'll all be there at the finish. addition to a considerable outlay of j all a public service, and so organize By money. If we start splitting it up and administer it te the best of our tnbniller among various groups we can make j ability, we shall not go wrong. Tbe a costly and dangerous mess of it. | "otherwise" is hot pleasant to con- If we keep ta mind that it is above template. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1944 Page 3
CITRUS MORTALITY DDE Colony Has Luck LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Local Women Again To Mr. John Waterston Fore With Their Aid Sought For Research TO IMPROPER ATTENTION Hamilton Now In stock— For Two Ships Of Bermuda Sept llth 1944 Continued from Pafa 1 Continued from Page I BROOKE Grace Line The Editor, ation, there is also the psychological Mr. Waterson has been working No Fundamental Defects The Royal Gazette & Colonist. effect for good which occurs when along similar lines to Bermuda and BABY those abroad realise that others in will assist Professor Wetzell it is In Nursery Stock Here Association with Bermuda has Open Letter to "Janus" the Empire are solicitous. understood by The Royal Gazette given a charmed life to two ships BOND The material from Bermuda is to finishing the research. The con The latest issue of the agricultur operated by tbe Grace Line, Mr. Dear "Janus," clusions arrived at are expected to SCALES Godfrey MacDonald, the line's as Thank you. Your letter in The sent with cards which read: "The al bulletin.gives a number of salient Bermuda Women's Auxiliary Force have some considerable influence facts from a recent survey of citrus sistant passenger traffic manager, Royal Gazette of Saturday, Septem upon tbe Colony's agriculture but They enable you to watch told a representative of The Royal ber 9th, expresses bow I, and many have great pleasure in sending you, the baby's health while growing taken by tbe Colony's hor more like me I can assure you, feel with their best wishes, these gifts there is no doubt that places else TEA ticulturist. Gazette in Mew York last week. where ta the world will share the you satisfy your curiosity Mr. MacDonald said tbat all of about Mr. Bishop's getting away with from the women of Bermuda." "A large percentage of the plant his article in "Collier's Magazine," Originally the B.WAJ*. Clothing benefits. as to his or her growth. ings have got off to a good start," the former "Santa" boats have been sunk hy enemy action with two ex and we hope his maps will be sup Committee came into being to help Mr. Waterston has been already of the bulletin .states, "bat in a few pressed. In spite of grand news from the people who were arriving here to great assistance to the Islands ta instances individual plantings show ceptions — the Santa Rosa and Santa Paula. "Bermuda is a lucky Europe, the War is not yet over, and refugee ships. When this need no many directions. His most recent a high percentage of failures. An then there Is Japan. I haven't the longer existed, the same assistance studies were ta connection with cit investigation of these failures re place," explained Mr. MacDonald, FRITH'S Hardware "and it must have brought luck to slightest doubt Japan will be inter was rendered tbe crews of torpedoed rus fruit growing when he journey veals no fundamental defects in the ested in any information about ships. ed to Florida to examine methods in nursery stock and it is assumed tbat these ships which called at tbe Is Front St. Dial 1170-1179 Economical land a couple of years ago on a American Bases. Tbe world is small In a letter dated August 4, Mrs. use there. He also made a trip to tha high mortality was caused by er than it ever was thanks to avia Dunbar gave-point to the need for Canada to report on dehydration lack of proper attention before and schedule to South America." tion. I wish I could think Censor 5082t_uf. Mr. MacDonald explained that tbe help in the new direction: "Life and other means of preserving food. after planting.** ship was no longer of any value to here," she said, *__ very hectic, but The article adds: Santa ships had been stripped over the Allies, because I, personally, re night and would hardly be recognis in a way we are pleased to be in tbe "Judging hy the amount of citrus sent my next door neighbour being thick of things again. It was a Uttle fertilizer tbat has been sold by the ed in their "war paint." However, au fait with my private life, (all I can he did not think it would take long irksome to feel that our men were fertilizer dealers in Hamilton is it write my relatives and friends these suffering and getting killed only a evident tbat the majority of the to put them In first class condition days) but I am prepared to put up for passenger travel. few miles away from us, while we growers have not yet realized the with this until Victory, complete and were unable to bear even a small YOUR FAVOURITE importance of the fertilizing pro Both the Furness' ships which final is ours. Mr. Bishop—or the were on the New York-Bermuda ser part of their burden. However, we gramme recommended by the De Censorship—or both should, be haul are now in the backyard of the front <%elmont ?Manor pieces of silver can still vice are, of course, still afloat also, ed over the coals for this "aid to the partment. It cannot be too strong line, and though it Is grim to be ly emphasized that irrespective of but the lucky -harm did not bold enemy." A two hundred acre estate designed for pleasure. be kept bright, for a good for Canadian National Steam there, London is to good heart, and the amount of barnyard or chicken is cracking its usual jokes. manure that is applied to tbe trees, ships. Sincerely Yours, little Silvo fortunately o "In a way the southern counties tlie recommended bosage of chemical "JANE." are having a worse time than us, for GOLF goes a very long way. fertilizer should also be applied re the RAF. shoot down so many hun gularly to ensure proper nutrition Bark From Local Trees dreds of 'doodle bugs' as they cross TENNIS and sustained growth. A few grow the coast, that Kent and Sussex are SWIMMING ers who have adhered faithfully Good For Tanning Steamships Optimistic like 'doodle bug' graveyards. As it to the programme relating to the dies, however, a doodle bug does a fertilizing and mulching nave been On Our Postwar Travel tot of damage, and the gentle coun Sun-bathing Beach at Pool. rewarded for tbeir efforts as tbeir The bark from Bermuda's button- tryside is blasted and its farms and trees have gained an inital start wood and dogwood trees is "very villages wounded. and have accumulated a reserve of favourable" tanning material, ac Continued from Page 1 food elements necessary for continu cording to the Department of Ap Bermuda with its opportunities for *T am now going to get under tbe Dancing Nightly on Cedar Court ed growth and early fruiting. plied Science in Tanning Research the development of sea travel and, table for here comes a whopper 1 I in fact, will consider seriously the have emerged. I am alive, and so Dine in the Manor's Cool, Spacious Dining-room. [f LIQUID SILVER POLISH \ "Some of the trees imported this at tbe. University of Cincinnati feel very clever. You know how it year bloomed during the early sum which has given an opinion on the provision of a passenger service Dial 1301 — Reservations mer. It is an encouraging sign tanning qualities of the bark from when the occasion presents itself, 497.t_-.__... when a tree blooms the first season. several local trees at the request of war-time conditions make them hesi It indicates that the bud was select Mr. George Dixon. tant to express a definite statement EAST END NEWS ed from a fruitful parent, and when It will he recalled that Mr. Dixon at .this time. tbe root system becomes properly some time .ago gave an exhibit of An executive of tbe company at SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR New York was asked this question established and adequately nourish leather tanned from local hides by A most successful bazaar was held ed the blooms may be expected to local tanning harks. He went fur by The Royal Gazette's representa tive: "Has Alcoa any passenger in the grounds of the Somers Opera hold and produce fruit. ther with Ms investigation by ques House, St. George's, on August 31 "This season's crop of citrus fruit tioning the University of Cincinnati steamship plans for Bermuda." under the auspices of the Guild of appears to be quite small compared and the matter forms the subject of In reply, the officer referred to Chop Plates \^0^ the freight service which Alcoa has St. Peter, in aid of the St. Peter's with some years In the past. an article in tbe latest issue of the Churchyard Fund and tbe Guild The dry spell early in May caused agricultural bulletin, given to tbe Islands during tbe war, funds. It was very well attended '^CORNED fruit to drop prematurely to a much The University's research expert indicating that this represented a and the gross proceeds amounted to greater extent than usual. One or- states that.tbey followed the official keen interest on tbe part of the £143. It is expected to clear £100 after EEF chardist whose flower-set of grape methods of the American Leather company in the welfare of the all expenses have been paid. Ideal for Sandwiches, Cakes and fruit was the heaviest in fifteen Chemists' Association as closely as Colony. The Officers and Members of the IFors D'ouvres years reported the drop of literally the nature of the samples would He said that it was not possible to Guild wish to express their heartfelt hundreds of fully-formed fruit re permit. say how long government control thanks to all who contributed— IN presenting, about 80 per cent of the The bark from mapgrove trees was may limit operations, which natur either by money or by gift—towards r-toStWOV potential crop in May and June. found to be "usable as a tanning ally made it difficult to give any making the bazaar such a great suc "The Meyer lemon appears to be material." forecast of future developments. cess. Four Beautiful Coloura; Blue, Rose, A TIM ELY ECONOMY highly resistant to drought in Ber Many plans were in mind and he felt muda. One tree which has been un rather sure tbat Alcoa "would be Green, Yellow. / fzox.yc+t*- der the observation of tbe Depart serving Bermuda in some way or EX-BULGARIAN MINISTER ment for fifteen years has yielded other," but just how be hesitated ASKED TO LEAVE TURKEY a crop consistently every year for On WXLQ Today to say. 7/6 each now 5/- twelve years. Ibis year's crop esti He discussed the New York-Ber LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter).—Peter mated to be from six to seven hun Armed Forces Radio muda service with tbe newsman and Gabrovski, former Bulgarian Minis The day is fast ap dred fruit Indicates Its high resis his knowledge of the situation ter of the Interior who escaped to AT tance to drought conditions. 6.30-7.00—Down Beat showed that Alcoa were not unfa Turkey, has been asked by the Turk proaching when you Tbe browning of fruits due to 7.00-7.18—Latest News miliar with most of its aspects. From ish Government to leave tbe country damage caused by rust mites is Recordings his remarks the reporter received within a few days, stated Ankara will again be able to conspicuously present in many or TOfr-7.30—Sound Off the clear impression tbat tbe execu radio tonight. chards this year. A thorough spray 12.00-18.30—Show Time tive was personally in favour of a "This action has been taken be A, S. Cooper & Sons serve to your family, ing with wettable sulphur during 12.30-1.30—One Night Stand first class service being provided by cause Turkey has previously* decid tbe preblooming stage in January 6.p0-6.1f>—Latest News Alcoa but that he was somewhat ed not to accept any refugees in her this famous food. will largely present this condition Sports Talk reluctant to give an official opinion. country,** tbe radio stated. 4815tth. by kiinrig most of the mites in tbe Army News Service (At the time Alcoa's executives were (Gabrovski, who was Minister of early stage, and if the recommended 6.15-0.30—FTed Waring meeting in New York to discuss the Interior in tbe Bojfloff cabinet, programme of spraying with oil 6.30-7.00—Yank Swing Session postwar plans.) arrived at Istanbul on Monday, pre emulsion is attended to, a crop of 7.00-7.30—Contented Hour He intimated tbat in choosing be sumably to seek asylum). In the meantime it unblemished fruit may be expected 7.30-8.00—Dinah Shore tween a Canada-Bermuda steamship to be reaped. —o- is necessary to send service —apparently Alcoa have had "Very soon the Department will be U.S.O. HIGHLIGHTS TODAY this in mind — and one from New ROOSEVELT TO OPEN HIS compiling a list of citrus trees to York to Bermuda, the tetter would CAMPAIGN ON OCT. 15 our output to the he imported as soon as conditions Movies—Flatts Olub 8 p.m. take precedence because it would axe favourable. Existing citrus Whist and other card games. stand a better chance as a paying forces overseas. growers who desire to fill gaps in Somerset I.O.D.E.-U.S.O. 8.30 pjn. proposition. CHICAGO, Sept. 13 (/P).— It was their orchards and prospective grow Indoor Games T0_rnanient-Cbeck- Turning to the question of tbe announced that President Roosevelt ers who wish to make a start with er Match-St. George U.S.O. 8 p.m. freight service, the reporter wanted will make a campaign speech on the citrus should apply to the Depart Water Polo Match. St. George- to know if it would be maintained night of October IS to a broadcast ment for an order form, which U.S.O. 8 p.m. after the war. As far as he was able directed to meetings of party work should be filled tn and returned to The Big Quizz night St. George to look ahead at this time, the exe ers gathered to every voting district Libby Vienna Sausages and tbe Department in order to secure U.S.O. 8 pjn. cutive felt that it would be con of tbe country. tbeir requirements. "The Masquers'* Dramatic Club. tinued. In fact, be was rather con VALENTINE, Nebraska, Sept. 13 St. George-U.S.O. 8.30 p.m. fident that "all going well" it would (JP).— Asserting tbat General Mac- Potted Meat are now at Movies—St. George-U.S.O. 9.45 be "improved considerably." Arthur "no longer is a political U.S.O. DANCEHELD AT pjn. threat to Mr. Roosevelt," Governor your Grocers. BERMUDIANA TERRACE o GRACE LINE HOPEFUL Dewey proposed that the Southwest REOPEN SHORE PATROL CANTEEN Pacific contmander be given "great Mr. Godfrey MacDonald, assistant est scope and recognition" to the The Bermudiana terrace was tbe passenger traffic manager of the creation of an overall Pacific com scene of another successful dance The U.8.O. Shore Patrol canteen mand. 4756f__ yesterday evening when the G.S O will re-open today after being closed Grace Line, which included Ber girls of the U.S.O. from all parts of for nearly three weeks. muda in a cruise schedule to South the island held a formal -dance to For close to three years the U.S.O. America during the early years of mark the closing date of the sum Canteen at the Shore Patrol landing tbe war, said: "Grace line hopes Grace line's attention during the mer season. has been serving the men of the that as soon as hostilities cease we war. As of April, 1944, the Grace "Wish I Armed Forces 24 hours a day. will be in a position to get back in line owned and operated or had Dancing was enjoyed to tbe Ia order to bring the service and the trade. We like Bermuda and we under construction 22 vessels aggre strains of the BBC. Belvidere's or cleanliness up to the United States hope Bermuda likes us enough to gating 167,5-7 deadweight tons. Could Stop chestra from 8.30 to 11.30. Navy and Army standards after a want us to come back." Under the terms of a general agency Ibe dance was given for all service final inspection by Lieut. Cdr. Mr. MacDonald spoke of the ship agreement, the line is now operating men of tbe Allied Forces and a large Stump, Major Vollmar and Mr. R. ping problem which is occupying 66 vessels. These Awful and representative number were A. Craig of the Board of Health, present to vote tbe dance a big suc the Canteen is now one of tbe clean cess. est canteens in Bermuda. Gas Pains!" Refreshments were served during Service at the Shore Patrol Canteen For your Baby! tbe evening to the dancers. The is limited to service men. There are few things that can make committee in charge of the dance a person more uncomfortable than "gas" were Mrs. Gilmer, Mrs. Knoblauch on the stomach. It gives rise to belching, and Miss Mongeon. NEW CHUNGKING RADIO flatulence, heartburn and similar distress. Although the dance was held-to And you feel miserable! mark the close of tbe summer sea CHUNGKING, Sept. 13 (Reuter).— Among other things for your Baby son it does not however mark tbe A new international radio station Next time you are trembled that way, end of the U.S.O. dances. Tbey will will be formally Inaugurated here we have fresh and continual stocks do as thousands are doing today. At the continue as usual on Mondays at on September 27. Tbe new station first sign ot discomfort — take a couple the Flatts club.Tuesdays at Somerset will be equipped with seven trans of: of "Jests"! and Fridays at St. George's. It is mitters and will be available for the hoped that such a dance as the one transmission of telegraphic mes "Jerts" are those remarkable new ant held last night might become a fixed sages to tbe various main cities of acid tablets that bring such quick and date once a month. the United Nations. 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Engliaij &pnrt-f -Wjop Sold by all Drag Stores DISTRIBUTED BY Open during Lunch Hour Medical Hall Sat.-8.30 pin. Bermuda General Henry Dunkley & Co. Reid Street Hamilton Agency 5080tth. HAMILTON 4T57tiu.th.$.tp. 507«tU>- SWlft!.. Page 4 fflE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1944
years gradually riponed and from SEES ARGENTINA AS PLACE BEE-KEEPING IS GIVEN then on blossomed as the Bermuda 28 CZECHS EXECUTED IN LONDON STOCK MARKET IS Beekeepers' Association. PRAGUE IN PAST FEW DAYS BRIGHTER YESTERDAY OF REFUGE FOR HITLER Rubber Hose BOOST IN COLONY The association started its career by electing Major Bartrum as its LONDON, Sept. 13 (Beuter). — LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter).—The LONDON, Sept. 13 (Wednesday) in first president and he is now serving Twenty-eight Czechs, including six Stockmarket bad a generally bright (JP).—The DailyiMail, commenting on Needs Of Local Population his second, turn as skipper of the women, have been executed to er appearance today following the the possibility that Hitler and his ship Which has now weathered the Prague to the last few days, accord gang would attempt to find a refuge Assorted Sizes Could Be Met Year Round storm and is fairly under way on a cessatton of rencent selling coupled successful mission. The object of ing to official announcements ta with support attracted by current to Argentina, said, "The Argentines the association is to foster bee-keep the Prague press reported by the low levels. * might have them if onily to cock a The August-September issue of ing to the Colony by pooling the Czechoslovak Press Bureau. South African gold minings were snout at (defy) 'los Yanquis; but Godet 6c Young the agricultural bulletin - contains knowledge gained by experience and The victims, whose ages ranged active on tbe resumption of Caps tbe Argentine Government wont go an article on bee-keeping in Ber to use tbat knowledge to the fullest from 19 to 58, were charged with tak buying, but met profit taking to the on forever." Hamilton St. George's muda which was written by Mr. W. possible extent to establish bee ing part ta tbe organization of local afternoon which pared gains. Pointing out that all South Amer R. Evans of the Department of Agri keeping as an integral part of title national committees "on orders Gilt edged continued firm on in ican countries with the exception of 5§73t-u culture. It reads as follows: Colony's economy. from London," sheltering persons vestment buying, reflecting the re Argentina had broken with Ger "The history of bee-keeping in Ber wanted by tbe Gestapo, listening to payment of around 15,000,000 drawn many, The Daily Mail said that for muda cannot be related in any se "It is realized that the area of the tbe BBC. and Moscow radio, and bonds of 21 per cent National De the Nazis It might be worth while quence because until about two Islands is too small to support com sabotage. fence Bonds at tbe end of this making a dash with some faithful years ago bee-keepers generally prac mercial apiaries for honey produc week. tion on a large scale but there is submarine erew for the River Plate We now do tised their favourite hobby in the MYITKYINA AIRPOBT "ONE OF Most sections of industrials shar via one of the few secret refuelling seclusion of their own domain and reason to believe that a system of ed in the recovery, especially tobac dumps on the West Coast of Africa the workings of the craft were not bee-keeping in small units spaced WORLD'S BUSIEST" cos, textiles, stores, Irons, steels, throughout tbe length and breadth not yet discovered by AUied ships General Laundry made known generally to the shippings, while home rails also ral and aircraft. masses wbo might be interested in of the Islands will produce suffici KANDY, Of-ylon, Sept. 13 (Beuter). lied. ent honey to supply tbe needs of the —Myitkyina airfield to Northern adopting this facinating hobby. An Burma has become one of the most Dial 1295 English gentleman in tbe person of population at all seasons of tbe FRANCE WON SEAT AT PEACE year. important and busiest airports to STRONG SWISS PROTEST TO Major J. & Bartrum, of Downton, the world. Air traffic at Myitkyina TABLE, SAYS DE GAULLE FOR SERVICE Paget West proved an exception to "The economy of the hive is strik airdrome, captured five weeks ago, U.S. ON AIR ATTACKS the general role. Twenty-five years ingly different from any local hobby has become so great that planes queue LONDON, Sept. 12 (Reuter).—Gen ago Major Bartrum arrived to Ber or pursuit. The honey bees thrive to the sky awaiting their turn to muda to assume the duties of Com on the natural resources of the land, BERNE. Switzerland, Sept. 14 (Reu eral Charles de Gaulle, to a nation De Luxe Cleaners land. ter).—Reports from official sources wide broadcast today over the Fj\l. Of course she's smart! mand Paymaster and during tbe their food is nectar and pollen In one day 180 planes landed and said today that tbe Swiss Legation intervening years his record in the which are found in tha numerous unloaded. Not only men, ammu radio, said that five-sixths of France She u*«* and Laundry in Washington has been instructed bad completed its liberation and craft bas been marked with an un flowers that adorn our hills, valleys nition, spare parts and radios, but seriously to draw the attention of selfish desire to impart his accu and jungles. The capacity of the heavy equipment including jeps, had thereby brilliantly demonstrat Factory: Serpentine Bd., Pembroke. the United States government to the ed the country's win to fight. mulated knowledge for the benefit honey bee for gathering nectar far bulldozers, sixwheel lorries and ex recent violations of Swiss territory JELL-O of other individuals and for tbe exceeds tbat which it can consume cavators are being flown __. fight by United States planes and to tbe "The British. Empire on our side Branches: Church tt Parliament Sts. good of the Colony as a whole. Hot and it is the surplus nectar, con ers and bombers, as well as hospital acts of aggression accompanying here to Prance is leaping with us to BUTTERSCOTCH until about two years ago did the verted into honey, which has from and transport planes, are using the them. smash the foe on his own territory," Washington Street. preliminary spade work of Major time immemorial graced the tables airstrips. General de Gaulle said. "Between D Bartrum bring tangible results when of kings and peasants in almost The Legation, it was said, will day and September 10, 105,000 Ger PUDDING the seeds of knowledge which he every land. strongly demand that all useful mans surrendered to the French 5*M_Jt_. had faithfully sown through the •OH PAPEN GOING TO measures be taken to prevent a repe army and 35,000 to the F.F.I. "From an agricultural point of TAKE UP MADRID POST? tition of such incidents and win re -" WONDBWI. , view the honey bee is an important serve all rights to compensation for "Our contributions to tbe war give us tbe right to be heard to tbe set S 3 asset. Bees to their search for pol the damage inflicted. 1***' * '"fact For »U len and nectar alight on flowers and MADRID, Sept. 13 (JP).— The report tlement of tbe conflict. As soon as that Franz von Papen will be named our territory is liberated and our machanically carry the pollen grains German Ambassador to Madrid is 3 deliClOUS from one flower to another and thus STRESSES REVERSE LEND- prisoners are back, general elections Seam /, rich* - again current in the chancellories win be held in which all men and EASY . _ enable fertilization of the receptive LEASE BY AUSTRALIA OUR WHOLE WHEAT BREAD ovaries to take place. In this con of the Spanish capital, despite an women win participate." nection honey bees are destined to earlier published denial to the S»Tand thick- play an important part in the effort Spanish and Portuguese press. CANBERRA, Sept. IS (Reuter).— LONDON, Sept. 12 (Reuter).—Paris is made of flour containing the Tbe resurrected report apparent Mr. Robert Menzies, speaking before sians heard General de Gaulle's cool, aad serre. now on foot to re-establish the speech this afternoon over loud citrus orchards of the Colony and ly refused to die because the Ger the House of Representatives during mans in Madrid, among others, the budget debate today, condemned speakers which were installed on the* NATURAL Bl and B2 Vitamins. the Board and Department of Agri most important squares and street culture are mindful of the good await tbe appointment of von Papen the noisy group to the United States or somebody of his stature to make which constantly is trying to make crossing of the city, said Paris radio work which the Bermuda Beekeep today. tW THEM AU ers' Association has taken upon its the first soundings for a German trouble by suggesting that all the bur shoulders to perform." "capitulation with honour." dens of the world are being trans o ferred to the U.S. CONDEMNED VA ABSENTJA BERMUDA BAKERY LTD American critics, he said, should LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter).—The lS65f.li.tp. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS TO ponder the figures of mutual aid GAOLED FOR OFFENSIVE WORDS STRIKE IN ARGENTINA showing that the U.S. Lend-lease to German Transocean news agency Australia to the end of December said tonight that the spokesman of the Free German National Com Yesterday morning in Somerset BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 13 (JP).— last was equivalent to £28,000,000 at prices not necessarily at cost price, mittee to Moscow, General von PoUce Court, before tbe Wor. O. Special police precautions were or Seydlitz, has been expelled from the Tucker Fowle, J.P., Magistrate of tbe dered to cope with any disorders while Australian Lend-lease to the U.S. for three years to the end of Wehrmacht and condemned to death Western District, Ambrose Vivian resulting from the 24 hour strike of to his absence for high treason. Rogers, a coloured Bermudian, was construction workers which has June last was £279,000,000 at cost charged with using offensive words been called for tomorrow. price. ,**•#»"*•-. xm%i in public. The Construction Workers' Union MRS. READ AND MRS. LINES Evidence was given that Rogers is not officially recognised as the AUSTRALIA ORDERS 16 BIG was heard using offensive words at authorities consider tt is under Com AIRLINERS FROM U.& WIN FIRST BRIDGE SESSION ...„.W$Eh haxM a bazaar in Somerset on August 18th. munist influence. The constable spoke to him and cau The ostensible objective of the MELBOURNE, Sept. 13 (Reuter).— Mrs. P. W. Read and Mrs. Roland tioned him as regards his behaviour. strike is increased ages, the release Australian National Airways have Lines were the winners by a margin Rogers was found guilty and given of imprisoned labour leaders and the ordered 16 big airliners (eight of of half a match point to the first w one month's hard labour. reopening of union headquarters them the improved type of Douglas session of the series of pair con which the police closed. DCS, four DC4 and four DC6) from tests being held by the Bermuda rr o America. Bridge Club to connection with their With spare equipment, they win individual test. In second place mm NOTHING BUT HOPE SAYS GANDHI cost between £2,000,000 and £3,000,000 were Mr. B. Wooten and Mr. R Cross ON TALKS WITH JINNAH m The managing director of the com The second session of this series — ' *»• pany stated that they wiU be deliver will be held at tbe Bridge Club on BOMBAY, Sept. IS (Reuter).—Mo ed as soon as.circumstances permit Monday, September 18. As competi handas Gandhi and Mohammed Ali The company's plans include the tors are only required to take part Jinnah continued their talks here establishment of overseas services to four of the seven sessions, late today. When he came out of Jin if the international situation per entrants for the individual test will *
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COLONE TOMLIN OUT OF iNAVY CHOOSE STARS FOR BDA. WATER POLO AND RHYTHM Cubs Split Pair FINALS OF ODDFELLOWS' Buy War Saving Stamps ARMY TENNIS TOURNEY SWIMMING AT LANGTON With Reds; Yanks TOURNEY THIS AFTERNOON ALL-STARS WORLD SERIES TILTS Ave Rained Out And Certificates Cpl. Allison Beats Captain St. George's And B.A.A. A three-run homer in the sixth Gaines For Play At Club's inning by the Cubs new outfielder, Murphy 7-5,6*4 Yesterday Elaborate Preparations Being Made In Water Polo Title Tilt Seory, provided tbe Chicago team with an even split with tbe Cincin Courts In Somerset An upset occurred to the TJJB Army Tomorrow night, the BAA. will nati Reds yesterday to a double SALE header played at Chicago. After a successful two ' weeks' Tennis Championships yesterday To Show Games At Best Advantage stage their final night of swimming play, tbe Oddfellows' Annual Tennis NON-RATIONED when Colonel Tomlin bowed to Sgt championships of 1944 at the Lang The Reds were leading 2-0 to the Larsh to straight sets, 6-3, 6-3 al Tournament has reached the finals NAVY CHOOSES - - ton Hotel, the features of the eve fourth inning by virtue of a two- which will be played off this after SHOES though the best match of tbe after ning being the finals of the water run advantage gained in that ton When the Army All-Stars meet tbe Navy luminaries to the "Bermuda noon starting at l_ao» pm. at the noon was played between CpL Al polo championships, and a display ing and held that lead until tbe Club's court next to the G.TJ.O of Men's, Women's, Misses. lison and Captain Murphy. World Series" duels, the general public will be assured of some of the best of rhythm swimming. Seory came up to the plate to tbe OJ\ Hall at Somerset. All those who Good selection of styles and Sgt. Allison won the match, to baseball and softball that this island can provide. The finalists of the water polo sixth. With two men on he lifted anticipate attending these games sizes to White, Navy, Brown, straight games, but Captain Mur Elaborate preparations are being made for tbeir comfort and under Shoun's delivery into the left field this afternoon should take particu phy, captain and coach of tbe Army matches are the St. George's A.C. stands for three runs. The Cubs Black. standing of tbe game at the BAA. Field, for to addition to providing seat and the BAA. St. George's, last lar note of the place as several of lily Bowl squad, extended the Ser year's champions, are favoured to held on to their lead to 'the end to the preliminary games were played geant aU the way. The games were ing accommodations for 800 people exclusive of the club house pavilion, win the game. off at the Naval Courts on Moresby 7-5, 6-4 with tbe match being to retain their water polo crown, but The Shoe Shop which will be fitted to accommodate 200 more spectators, refreshments tbey win have to play hard to do it In their'first game, the Reds came Plata. T. J. PEARMAN & SONS doubt until tbe final point. through with four runs, one to the will be available and a public address system to operation to explain tbe and the result should be one of tbe The sequence of play at Somerset Queen Street Hamilton Sgt. Allison displayed a beauti plays and the players during the game. best contests seen to local pools this third and three to the eighth, to will be ladies stogies at 1.30 pm. ful array of strokes and is pointing year. take a 4-1 decision from tlie Cubs. This play-by-play description of Catchers—Clarence Baldwin, US. when Miss M. Bassett, defending to the finals. The St. George's team will put The New York Yankees, who were champion, will again meet Mrs. Q. Two second round matches were the game, given primarily for the Marines; Hendrickson, of a UB. out to increase their lead in the benefit of spectators wbo do not squadron; Mike Franchuk, N.OB. into tbe water William Gleason, sea Martin. It wfll be recollected that played yesterday. Pvt. Gerdes-Testa soned veteran of international as American League by hoping to win these two ladies met in the same engaged in a marathon with S/Sgt. understand these American games andTuls,US.S. from the Philadelphia Athletics were too web, will be handled by Chief well as local reputation, H. Gleason, finals last year when Miss Bassett Meyer whom he defeated 4_, «-4,10-8; Infield—John Moran, U.S. Ma A. D. Spurling, M.C.P., B. Lewis, sadly disappointed when Jupiter won 6-1, 6-0. Mr. C. Swan and Mr. and Sgt. Du Bois won from Lt. Fab Morris Seigel, NOB., former sports rines, first base; Ted Rosa, UBS., Pluvius set to to ruin any chance editor of a well-known American Reggie Tucker, L. Clifford and W. Bassett will fight it out in tbe er 6-1, 6-3. second base; Ray Cousineau, USB., Mickey Moulder. at a game. It is expected that this men's stogies, followed by ladies dou Curly Top Quarter-finals wiU be played this newspaper. He is expected to be as short stop; Turner Carle ton, US. game will be played this evening sisted by Mr. George Stewart, U.S.C. Marines, short stop; Keba, N.A.S., For tbe BAA. there will be Leon bles, men. doubles, and finally evening, the play starting at 6 Belvin, Percy Belvin, Chummy Hay under the arc lights, weather per mixed doubles. o'clock as tt was found too hot for Programme Director. short step; Skee of a UB. squadron, mitting. third base; Eppinga, CB. third base. ward, Skipper Peniston, Godwin In ladies doubles, Miss A. Scott the men to play to the afternoon. Tbe series will be a best game of Belvin, Don Spurling and Lucias It is interesting to note that for and M. Perinchief win meet W. This evening's games will see Sgt. three affair to be played on Sunday, Outfield.—Kauper, U.S.S.; La Rose, Stone. 19 straight years, the Yankees have Browne and Miss M. Bassett; men's THE NATURAL HAIR CURLER DuBois pitted against Pvt. Gerdes- September 17, Sunday, September 114, Marines; Pastor, NAB.; Maycnuck, This will mark tbe first time that acquired 100 home runs to each sea doubles will be between D. Ratteray Testa and Lt. Messier meeting Lt. and if necessary Sunday, October 1. N.A.S.; Briggs, USB.; Harvey, N.OB.; Percy Belvin, former Bermuda son, a fact which has measured the and Manning against W. Bassett and Irwin. This Sunday, the series will get Bellow, USB. breaststroke champion and 1936 difference between a defeat and a A. Joaquin. Mr. H. Douglas and Miss FOR TODDLERS In tbe semi-finals, Sgt. Larsh will under way with a softball game at Coaches—Hautz, UBB. and Carle- Olympic competitor, will return, to win for them and that this year it A. Scott will hit it out with Mr. Joa meet the winner of the Sgt. Du 1.30 p.m. followed by a baseball game ton of the U.S. Marines. active competition in water sports, appears tbat this run will be broken. quin and Miss A. Darrell to the last Bois vs. Pvt. Gerdes-Testa match, at 3 p.m. Unless something unforeseen hap 1 a sinus condition having forced htm match of tbe tournament, the mixed FOR USE WITHOUT HEAT while Cpl. Allison will take on the Gate receipts will be devoted to SOFTBALL out of competitive acquatic events. pens, the Yankees, with 75 homers doubles finals. winner of tbe Lt. Messier vs. Lt. Ir tlie B.A.A. Juvenile Fund, after ex His position on tbe team will to tbeir credit to date, and 17 more win tilt. penses have been defrayed. Service Pitchers.—Frank Harvey, N.OB.; games to play, will not be able to It is interesting to note that be Frank Baker, N.OB.; McLaughlin, strengthen the BAA.'s chances of sides tbe ladies singles,, when the The tournament has brought oat men will be admitted free and winning tlie championship consider make the grade. NAB.; Charles Evanello of a squad same two ladies will again meet one ON SALE-AT THE a considerable number of tennis en tickets wfll be available to them ably. o—— another as they did a year ago, Mrs. thusiasts and it is expected that an from the office of the Special Ser ron. Catchers—Joe Fritscb, UBB.; Irv In addition to the water polo, an W. Brown and Miss M. Bassett, last even larger cumber will attend this vice, Bermuda Base Command and exhibition of rhythm swimming win year's ladies doubles champions, are evening's games. the Base Recreation Office, N.O.B. ing Schneider, CB.: Gene Moyer of a squadron; Danny Vargo, NOB. be displayed by the young ladies and again presenting a formidable com Members of tbe general public young men of the Princess Swim bination in this year's finals. may obtain tbeir tickets from Hollis Infield—William Bruenig, NOB.. Phoenix ming Olub and tbe BAA. This ex All this afternoon's games are ex and Hayward, Cleland Cooper and first base: Saks of a squadron, first hibition win be to the nature of a DINGHY RACES IN ST. Pimental's barber shops, tbe ter base; Al Brandt, UBB- first base; pected to be keenly contested, and water ballet and much time has AMERICAN LEAGUE minal of tbe Bermuda Transporta Bears, U.S.S., second- base: Thomp while the promoters cannot guaran-1 GEORGE'S HARBOUR TODAY been spent toward perfecting the New York Yankees vs. Philadelphia Ath tee another Fox-Romeo' battle like Drag Store tion Company, and Masters limited. son, C.B., second base; Marswinski, routine. letics—Not played because of rain. This The U.S. Navy have completed N.A.S., second base; Frank Quinn, match is scheduled for this evening. last year's effort, play will be excit The three Bermuda dinghies of St. their rosters for tbe baseball and NOB., third base: Dvorack, CB, His Excellency the Governor, who ing enough to make the Journey to George's, the Red Pepper, the Green third base; Skines, N.A.S., third base: will attend this last water carnival, NATIONAL LEAGUE the a.TJ.0. of OF. court worth softball games and from these lists will present the certificates to tbe First Game 5059tf_. Pepper and tbe Victory, will start will select teams to pit against the Don Wick em an of a squadron, short Cincinnati while. their second series of races this af U.S. Army. stop; Robert Diaz, UBB., short stop; winners of the various champion Chicago _ . en ooo oo3— t s I ternoon to the St. George's Harbour George Braxton, CB., short field; C. ships. Batteries 000 100 000— 18 0 The following are the Navy ros o Fleming —Gumbert and Mueller; Lynn. to determine which of them will ters: A. Twill, U.S.S., short field. (9) and Gillespie. meet the Hamilton Dinghy Club's Cincinnati Second Game. BASEBALL Outfield.—Don Richardson of a Chicago ...... 000 200 000— 2 8 0 entry for dinghy supremacy of Pitchers.—Douglas Hautcz, U.S.S.; squadron: Peter Zambito. NOB.; Batteries ...... 000 003 OOx— S 5 • Bermuda. Tony Pilla, U.S. Marines; Kiefer. and D —Shoun and Mueller; Passeau Ben Long of a squadron; Al Vinson, SPORTS TODAY ered ih Williams. Homer.—Seory hom- The Green Pepper made a clean N.A.S.; Ward, NAB.: H. F. Williams, CB.; E. J. Hjrwlo, UBS ; Beneventl, Cubs. the sixth with two on for the sweep of tbe last meeting, held to N.OB„ and Goss, CB. CB. CRICKET the harbour last Thursday, and it is TUESDAY'S GAMES expected, that she will have a hard B.C.A. League — B AA. Whites vs tussle with Victory, tbe highly tout NATIONAL LEAGUE Nationals Yellow, at Woodstock Pittsburgh, 5; St. Louis. 3 (first game. ed boat, if she comes through tbe MARINES TIE UP BOMBERS TIGERS WHIP BULLDOZERS Field. 130 pm.: BAA. Green vs. Pittsburgh 6; St. Louis, 5 (second game). Going Away? first race. Cavendish C.C. at BAA. Field, 1.30 Ail other games were rained out. Tbe Red Pepper and tbe Green pjn. r V Pepper wiU meet to the first race, IN CHAMPIONSHIP DUE 6-1 AT POST FIELD Friendly Game -- Ex-Cup Match timed to start at 2 15 p m. The win Players vs. Somerset Cricket Club, ner will meet the Victory in a sec at Prospect Garrison Field. 11 a.m. ond race to start immediately after Win Ninth Inning Rally Bielski Pitches 7-Hit tbe finish of the first match The SAILING CHEDULE winner oi this race will meet the After Trailing 7-1 Ball For Tiger Victory HD.C. 2 next Thursday. Dinghy racing in St. George's Har AMERICAN LEAGUE bour, 2.15 pm. New York at Philadelphia Aided by a few errors (the Bomb Bielski, the Tiger hurler, gave up TENNIS ers committed five), the Marines seven bits and one run to tbe Bull won yesterday's game at the White dozers last Sunday in a B.I.SAA. U.S. Army tournament at Post At The oil-bearing scheelea palm nut Hill Field to even the B.I.S.A.A. Eastern League baseball game at hletic Field, quarter-finals. 6 p m grows over wide areas of Colombia. DY£ Your Dress Western League championship tbe Post Athletic Field, to beat the " Oddfellows' tournament at Odd series 1-1 with tbe NAB. Bombers. Bulldozers 6-1. fellows' courts, Somerset, finals, 128 The scheelea palm nut of Colombia The Bombers, who appeared to link, tbe centre fielder of the •pm. yields oil suitable for soap and lard. a New Shade have the game "to tbe bag" started Tigers, batted out a three-bagger to off operations to the first with a aid the cause. Phone 2104 six-run shuttle bombing attack of The Tigers scored once in tbe tbe Marine team. Tbe Marines re second, fourth, fifth and eighth and plied in their half of the first with wound up with two to tbe last one run. frame. The Bulldozers got one mark Open Daily For Your Leisure SUNSHINE CLEANERS The Bombers added another to the er to the second for tbeir lone second and things coasted along score. "The Home of Better quietly until tbe sixth i-nwing when The scores: The Grill and Cocktail Bar Cleaning** the Marines put across a four-run TIGERS rally. They added two mora to the AB R. H. 2821t__ Link, cf 2 3 seventh toning to tie the score. Anderson, 3b ...... 0 0 AT The Bombers put on the pressure Carpino. c ...... 0 Rhawn, 1 then and come through with one Painter, lb - 1 run in the eighth but could not Ploucher 2b 1 score to tlie ninth The Marines LaBrie, If .... 0 CAVELLO GRILL Window Screens Miller, rf 0 really got down to business and Bielski. p .... I Somerset scored twice to take the game and Phone 8162 In an even chance at the champion Totals 35 12 3470t~.«. to Jan27. 1945 ship. BULLDOZERS All , The Bombers won the first game AB. H. Beal, ss 5 of the series. Tbe third and decid Pease, lb _ : 5 e Sizes ing game will be played on Thursday. {{hue, 3b _. 4 2 September 20, at White Hill Field. Cheek, p .... 4 3 Carroll, cf _ 3 0 The scores. Taylor, c ... a 4 1 BOMBERS Meyers. 2b 4 1 AB R. H. Neal. rf __ 4 1 Keba. as — Sutor. If — 4 0 S0L f Chesley E. White Sparks, rf • •2 •;t 0 Kiefer. 2b 1 I Totals I, 37 Sst T«C l' * Maycnuick. ef 1 l A Pastor, If i 1 I TiSers _ 010 110 012— C 12 Crocker, 3b 1 l Bulldozers ______010 000 004— 1 7 THf SOW MC'«« 45571-.. Young, lb ...... 1 IM Prewitt. c aI Two-base hit: Shue. Three-base hit: Lusk, p •1 Link. Sacrifice hits: Ploucher, 3; Taylor, 1. l Double plays: Ploucher to Rhawn to Totals 36 8 11 Painter. 2. Hits: off Bielski, 11n 9 Innings; off Cheek, 12 in 9 innings. Strut— out: bv MARINES Bielski. S; by Cheek 6. Base on balls: off AB. R. H. Bielski, 1; off Cheek, 0. WIM pitches: Warne cf ...... S 1 2 Cheek. 1. Winning pitcher: Bielski. Los Carlton, as — 4 1 1 ing pitcher: Cheek, mt by pitcher: by LaRose. If 5 3 Bielski. Carroll: by Cheek. Anderson. Moran. Ik 5 2 0 Umpires: Dillon. Gaynor, Fiochetti. Thompson. 3b 5 2 1 Kropa. 2b —... 2 1 1 Glier, rf _ 4 1 1 4 1 Baldwin, e __. 0 e Poss. p ——— e 0 o Pilla. p ...... I RCA NEEDS UMPIRES 3 0 Totals 36 FOR LEAGUE GAMES Bombers i 610 000 010— 8 11 Marines 100 004 202— 9 19 Two-base bit: Prewttt. Three-base hit: Kropa. Pastor. Struck out: tar Lusk. 9; by Two Games Scheduled In Pilla. 1. Winning pitcher: Pilla. Losing pitcher: Lusk. Umpire: Bower. League This Afternoon 0 Up until late last night, it had not been possible to secure umpires for tbe two B.C.A. league matches SOMERSET AND EX-CUP scheduled for today. These matches Suits ond topcoats from England. Well PLAYERS AT PROSPECT are BAA. Green vs. Cavendish C.C. at the B.A A. Field and tbe nation tailored of all wool suitings and tweeds als Yellow vs. the BAA. White at An all-day match, starting at II Woodstock. of character. o'clock this morning, will finish the Anyone Interested to offering his three-game series of the Ex-Cup services as an umpire for these Match players with outstanding matches is requested to contact the SUITSu^._ -. .-.from £6. 17. 6 cricket teams of the island. Tbe honourary secretary, Mr. John Bar game will be played at the Prospect ritt, 1044, who will advise him at Garrison Field, with a collection which game he is needed. OVERCOATS _ _f*om £10 taken for tbe benefit of tbe Berke ley Institute Improvement Fund. It is hoped tbat If possible, neu HATS . ~~~ ,_~.._29/6 tral umpires will be obtained. His Excellency the Governor will be present at the match, accompanied Teams playing in the above and by Lady Burghley. future matches of tbe B.C.A. league are reminded that matches begin at The Ex-Cup Match Players' have 1.30 p.m. and not later than 1.45 played one game with the St. p.m., the dead-line. A team present TRIMINGHAMSr George's Cup Match team and one at 1.45 can demand tbe other team with a Pick of tbe Somers. Isles or any part of it, to start at tbat Established 1844 League team, both games resulting time or lose the match by default. to a draw. This ruling was defintely laid down Hamilton St. George's at the mass meeting of the Executive The Ex-Cup Match Flayers will Committee of the B.CA. field the following team: 5005tt.li. The team of the BAA. Greens who X. Swainson (eaptain), A. Simons, are to play tbe Cavendish team this 8. Tucker, C. Tuzo, S. Outerbridge, C. afternoon are: J. Marirea, J. Kyme. Packwood, D. Nearon, L. Furbert, L. E. Shirley, V. Burrows, K. Adderley, •OTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COIA COMPANY «f Pearman, L. Trott, E. Watson and as D. Spurling, A. Moniz, B. Spencer, reserves, C. Swainson and B. Paynter. B. Sims, W. Frick and J. Walte. JOHN BARRITT & SON Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND CXDLONIST DAILY. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1944
Shaw Dislikes Being Called Czechoslovak Border Is . The Germans and Hungarians are IN BERMUDA holding closely to their mountain Reparations Included Five Years Of Hell And Reached By Red Army strongholds ta fierce battles along Hamilton Watches an George: Prefers G.B.S. goat paths and on rocky ledges. In In Rumania Armistice Torture For Warsaw Continued from Paje 1 many sectors, Russian troops are Electric LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter) .—Mr the borders of East Prussia south advancing as fast as theyvcan find a Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 George Bernard Shaw dislikes being way. The mounting toll of prison wounds turned septic in almost Tbe watch of Kailro*.- through the eastern suburbs of Wa- ers is being herded into caves guard tion item was the equivalent of Refrigerator called "George." This disclosure saw to the southeast of the city. 8300,000,000 with American dollars every case within 24 hours. Accuracy created a Shavian crisis when the ed by Soviet and Rumanian fighters. specified as the yardstick to be paid Today Warsaw is without light, Is Essential for Conserving Irish Shaw Society met in Dublin - LOMZA CAPTDBED SOVIET OOMMUNIQTJE by Rumania to Russia in goods, in food or water and nothing can stop perishable foods to agree on a constitution and to Marshal Stalin in an order of the dustrial equipment and foodstuffs the fires raging ta the city. choose a title. day announced that Bed Army troops LONDON, Sept. 13 (AP).— The over a six year period. A woman member pointed out All this might be enough for an Sole Agent therefore have captured Lomza^plvot town Soviet coinmunique said: "Troops The armistice specifically declared ordinary city. But Warsaw has sus that there were many Shaws in Ire between East Prussia and Warsaw of the Second White Russian front that this was acknowledged to be land and she suggested that they tained years of unbelievable -fuffer- TAKE CARE OF IT The Germans news agency, D.N.B., as a result of stubborn battles today only part payment of the damage ing. agree to call the organization "The reported that a powerful Soviet tank captured Lomza and more than 30 done to Russia by Rumanian troops George Bernard Shaw Society of __»- other .populated places, including The Polish Socialist Party said to There may not be new force had driven a wedge Into the but was scaled down by virtue of day that during those years the OTTO WURZ land." German positions north east of War Lomzitsa, Pozinitse, Novoye Staroye, Rumania's active participation in ones until A man excitedly replied, "No, Shaw saw. Kudiski, Zimaly, Nowogrudskie, Yen- the war against Germany and Polish underground movement sac Somers Building hates George." Another member sug kowo,- Chartoriya, Rybaki, Srago- rificed five million victims, men and AFTER THE WAR Around Warsaw, where Marshal Hungary. women, tortured in German prisons Hamilton Bermuda gested that since Shaw was known Rokossovsky's First Ukrainian Army shewo and Loksowets. The damage to the property of all over the world as G.B.S., and even "In the area of Praga, on the right and' concentration camps and group has been edging forward for other Allied nations and their citi hanged or executed in gas chambers. THE ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. his own wife had called him that, weeks, General Bor, Polish com bank of the Vistula Biver, our troops zens is to be paid in amounts to be they should cadi the society the mander in chief in the capital, to are conducting fierce engagements fixed later. Among them were those who died «2i«ttk.*+ 5088f__. George Bernard Shaw Society of day reported: "The Polish defence with the enemy. Troops of the Domestically, Rumania promised in the battle of the Warsaw ghetto Ireland whether he liked tt or not. is already feeling the effect of the First Polish Army axe taking part in to sweep clean of Fascism, abolish early last year. One out of every It was eventually decided by IS operations now going on along the the engagements. ing any Hitlerite or Fascistic parties three Warsawites was a Jew. The votes to ten to call the society "The Warsaw front." He also said that "South of Rzhezhow our troops and militaristic organisations. Nazis had shut them up in their Bernard Shaw Society of Ireland" the Germans are speeding up their after a stubborn battle captured the The armistice is to be supervised quarters as in a mediaeval ghetto, "Yes, X do object to being called withdrawal from the east bank of town and railway station of Krosno, by the AUied Control Commission. surrounded by high walls with gates George. George is an ugly name in the Vistula. 45 miles west of Przemysl and over blocked by barbed wire. Anyone English. It is superfluous; it is Berlin also announced that a 100 other populated places. By DUNCAN HOOPER who tried to leave died. "Our troops reached the frontier useless. I do not use it, and it is fierce battle is raging farther along MOSCOW, Sept. 13 (Reuter).— Then came mass extermtaatien, Marshal Rokossovsky's front south: between Poland and Czechoslovakia. Lucretia Patrascanu, chairman of not used in my family,'* Mr. Shaw "In the southeastern part of Ru scientifically, with gas chambers. So said himself on tha telephone. "I east of Warsaw. the Rumanian peace delegation, the Polish Jews found a noble way greatly objected to that when I was (2) Oent»:—German despatches mania our troops as a result erf stub after signing the Rumanian armis say that General Petrov*s Fourth born engagements captured the out, and died fighting on the door getting on for 30, so then I became tice declared: "In view of the situa steps of their own homes. Ukrainian Army group is driving for town and large railway station of tion, I cannot be discontented." G.B.S. and I am G.B.S. to all my Campulung, the important strong intimate friends. By no-one am I ward in tough mountain fighting between the San River and the crest hold of German-Hungarian defences Patrascanu would not disclose EVENTS OF 1939 called George — except by some any of the terms of the armistice of the central Carpathians. Within and the pass to the Carpathian This might have been enough for newspaper men — and these socie a few hurs of admitting the loss of mountains, and the populated places which, he said, would be released ties." jointly. an ordinary city. But Warsaw is no the important mountain town of of Sadovo and Pozaritsecotoci. ordinary city. At six o'clock on the Krosno, only 20 mUes from the "In Northern Transylvania our Patrascanu said: "In the present conditions I dont think Rumania morning of September 1, 1939, with Czechoslovak border, the German troops operating together with Ru out any warning, German bombers High Command tonight reported: manian troops captured the town and or tlie Rumanian people have any BRITISH MINISTER TO CUBA reason to complain, after Rumania, flew over Warsaw and dropped their "At Sanok and Krosno, the enemy railway station of Odorhe and over 50 deadly loads. PRESENTS CREDENTIALS is persisting ta his violent attacks." other places including Dverdogosla, as the consequence of a criminal Sendolokos, Pineum Rapul, Zade- regime, has been involved for three For 21 days bombs showered on it MOSCOW IS SILENT laku, Mirrapavlaswn Meres, Mar- years in a war that brought the from the air and shells blasted it HAVANA, Sept. 18 (Beuter). — Es MOSCOW has made no official an tines, Oteni, Stavreni and the rail Rumanian armies to Stalingrad, to from German batteries. When the corted tram the Legation by a crack nouncement about these attacks way stations of Voslak, Stameski, the Caucasus, and Into the Crimea. Polish armies in the field collapsed presidential* motorcycle corps and Sikmaideras, Bapul and Stavreni. "Rumania and the Rumanian before the German machanised introduced by the chief of state pro but correspondents in the Soviet Quick glamour "pick-up capital in the past few days have "On other sectors of the fiont people, and the government which might, as so many other armies were tocol, Mr. James Dodds, newly ap reported that General Petrov's army there was reconnaissance activity and represents the principal parties of to do in the coming months, the citi pointed British Minister to Cuba, group would soon have its say. ta a number of places fighting of local the country, have decided to carry zens of Warsaw under their Lord presented his credentials to Presi out the conditions of tbe armistice Mayor, Stefan Starzynski, held out. dent Batista at a colourful meeting 0) South—Marshal Maltaovsky's importance. with scrupulous loyalty and sin tanks, after forcing a crossing of the "During September 12 our troops On September 9, the Lord Mayor in the beautiful Hall of Mirrors at on all fronts disabled or destroyed cerity. the presidential palace. Transylvania Alps, are sweeping broadcast an appeal to the world. through the Central European plain 30 German tanks. Four enemy ' "They understand, I think every Time has shown that his words were The Cabinet and Department of within a short distance of the Hunga planes were brought down ta air citizen of Rumania understands, not mere defiance but a declaration (Complexion dreary 9 Dismaying, isn't it, when yonr States officials attended. rian border. combat or by anti-aircraft fire." that only because of the confidence of the faith which has burned with skin gets that hximdruni look—when tiny dead skin cells As the new minister left the pal | of the Allies and especially of the undiminished flame ever since. ace military honours were rendered By JOHN EVANS LONDON, Sept. 13 (Beuter).—To 1 rough np its smoothness, and tight-sticking specks of Soviet Union — and it is only pos by troops in full dress while a band day's German communique, an sible to have this by carrying out He said: "We shall fight to the last grime dull its fresh color? played the national anthems of both MOSCOW, Sept. 13 (Reuter).—The nouncing the evacuation of Lomza, man, if we have to go down fighting Germans are now experiencing their said: "Southeast of Warsaw fierce the conditions of the armistice as countries. they are — can they open a new road at our post, imbued with holy faith Mr. Dodds. accompanied by the greatest manpower crisis, this being fighting has flared up. The Soviets, in our ultimate victory. We shall further aggravated by the withdrawal supported by numerous fighter bom for the Rumanian people." *Oe t-Q}llnute Qflasfe ... Slick on a 1-Minute Mask oi staff of the Legation, and naval and WANTS SOVIET CONFIDENCE stand even in this dark hour. The military attaches, received friendly of Bulgarian troops from Yugoslavia. bers and tanks, managed to break day will come. ..." At this point Pond's Vanishing Cream—over cheeks, forehead, all except eyes. The German High Command is re into our lines at one point. Further Patrascanu said he was convinced Leave it on onefull minute—then wipe off—and see the difference! greetings from the crowds watching it would be necessary for Rumania his voice broke down. He could not the reception. placing them with the remnants of north enemy attacks broke down go on speaking. But the citizens of divisions shattered in battles with with the loss of 19 tanks. in the future to have a very close Warsaw have gone on fighting ever _o the Russians. The Wehrmacht, with connection with the Soviet Union. Qtmoollier.. .fairer face.. .Under the mask, "Northeast of Ostrolenka our its overwhelming commitments in troops prevented an enemy break Rumania wants to win the confi the "keratolytic" action of Pond's Vanishing 200 Jap Planet Destroyed the west and east, is no longer in a through which was attempted on a dence of the Soviet people by her Cream was loosening little skin roughnesses, position to switch its divisions from broad front and after bitter fighting acts and she is doing it, he said. dissolving little specks of grime. Yonr face In Attack On Philippines sector to sector. This is continually our troops abandoned Lomza." First and foremost is the closest forcing the High Command to bring possible collaboration in the war feels sweetly softer. Make-up clings like velvet! Russian forces are entering, CoBtinutd from Page 1 up divisions from the reserve pool against the Hungarians and Ger within the Reich—which is now ra according to Colonel Ernst von mans. Oebu, Negos and Fanay Islands in pidly becoming exhausted.. Hammer, German D.N.B. news Always before make-up smooth on tt thin film of PontVs the Philippines on September 11. agency military correspondent, to The armistice was signed at 4.45 Vanishing Cream—helps hold powder for hourt 'Preliminary reports are frag On the northern battlefield the night. a.m. today when Foreign Commissar mentary but they indicated that the weeks ot bitter struggle have now Col. von Hammer said the spear Molotov, the British Ambassador, air operations are continuing reached their climax, with the Red heads of the Third Ukrainian Army Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr, and the against strong enemy opposition. Army fighting its way into the ruin have already crossed the Eastern TJ.S. Ambassador, Averell Harriman. "Several cargo ships and numerous ed outskirts of the town of Lomza. Rhodope Mountains and are de and all those taking part in the The German troops defending the scending into Thrace. talks were present. smaller craft were sunk in the in town are as strong as ever, but the itial attacks. weight of the Soviet attacks is making (The Rhodope Mountains form The signing took place at the Paramushiro in the Kurile them felt. the frontier between Bulgaria and Biabushtasky Palace. Islands was bombed and strafed by The fighting ta this sector is be Greece.) Patrascanu looked a little tired search planes of Fleet Air Wing Four coming increasingly fiex_e, with the '•Units of the Sixth Soviet Panzer but not uncheerful when inter on September 10. Waterfront instal Germans concentrating several divi Army, are pouring across the South viewed today. Asked about the lations along the southeast coast sions with powerful tank and mobile ern Carpathians into the Transyl fate of Marshal Antonescu (Ru were the principal targets and sev gun support in a bid to stop the So vanian plain, where the fighting on manian dictator). Patrascanu said: eral fires were started Each of the viet push. These forces are being the north bank of the Mierlsch River "He will be tried — either by a two medium cargo -hips discovered switched to and fro in attempts to has increased in intensity. Hunga Rumanian or intenational tribunal. near Paramushiro suffered direct hold the Soviet forces or in vain coun rian and German units here have He is in safe keeping." bomb hits and both were .strafed ter attacks. taken up firm mountain positions Patrascanu said: "The principal Strafing attacks were also delivered The Red Army has already pene and are successfully defending them task now is to finish the war, and against a number of small craft off trated several German defence lines selves." we want to bring it to an end with shore." hi this battle. all our forces." -o- He said the Rumanian govern ment wished to establish as quickly as possible a really democratic re Quebec Conferees Near gime with liberties and rights for all citizens. A general election final High Strategy would be held but it was not yet known when, he said. 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U.S. MISSION HOLD LENGTHY NEW PUBLIC SPIRIT IS "Ceil 23" Once No Place For Argentina ALLIED MEDITERRANEAN PARLEYS IN CHUNGKING FOUND IN FRENCH PRESS Again Is Empty In New World League? COMMUNIQUE CHUNGKING. Sept. IS (Beuter).— As President Boosevelt and Prime By DESMOND TIGHE WASHINGTON, Sept. IS (Reuter). ROME, Sept. 13 (AP).—The Allied Minister Churchill were completing First Signs Of Resistance —The Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell communique today said: , their plans for an offensive against BRUSSELS, Sept. 13 (Reuter).— Hull, was asked at a press confer "Land—France: French troops of Japan in Quebec today, in Chung Came From Newspapers C ell number 23 in the grim prison of ence whether Argentina would be the Seventh and Third Armies have king Major General Patrick Hurley St. Gilles was empty and dirty when invited to take her place in the in met in force on the Seine River at the President's personal representa the key grated in the lock and I ternational security organization Chatillon, closing the last remain- tive, Mr. Donald Nelson, chairman By A Special Correspondent walked into tt today. Every iron being planned at Dumbarton Oaks. tag avenue of the enemy's with of the US. War Production Board grated corridor, every flagstone, every He replied that he did not assume drawal from Southern and Western PARIS, Sept. 13 (Beuter)—It is France. now on a mission to China, and not true that Andre Malraux, the grilled gateway In the sinister prison Argentina would ask for a place ta General Joseph Stilwell spent their looked dirty, with cobwebs hanging the organization. "Southeast of Chatillon French French author, has been killed while forces made further rapid advances busiest day yet. fighting with the Maquis. Malraux, from the xoof and dust coating the Secretary Hull was also asked stone floor. whether the United States planned against weakening resistance. For They conferred with Chinese lead who had escaped from a German ward elements reached Recey-sur- ers from breakfast time until late prisoners of wax camp earlier in For the Germans had only just left. to include in the international se For four years this prison has been curity oragnization the machinery Ource and also pressed across the in the evening. After a previous dis- the war, was merely wounded and Saone River north of Gray. cusion together Major General Hur captured by the Germans while one of their main "detention cen already set up in this hemisphere tres." Belgians—men, women and "Farther east American troops ley and General Stilwell went to organizing the parachuting of arms to maintain peace. Mr. Hull said have captured Vesoul. An enemy meet Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek to tbe F.F.I, in Southern France even children—charged with spying tbe United states had kept at tbe had fpr months been incarcerated work of tbe good neighbour policy counterattack was beaten off at and Dr. T. V. Soong, the Chinese with tbe help of British officers. here. British and American airmen Gort-sur-Saone and stiff resistance Black Foreign Minister. Fortunately be was able to pass developed in the past ll years relig has been met with east of this area. who had made forced landings ta iously. Other Latin American na himself off as being an Allied of Belgium had been locked up in these "On the Seventh Army right flank ficer too. Thus he was not shot, tions had worked with tbe U.S. ta cells. every way. Most nations were im the French - made additional gains but merely Imprisoned, and is now It is full with German agents, pri and are meeting stubborn opposi again In command of an important mensely pleased with that work. tion at Pont de Roide. soners and Belgian collaborators. Mr. Hull said tbat every kind of group tn the Limoges region. Every cell is occupied with the ex "Italy: North of Florence and SUIT opportunity would be given to Amer Pistoia, American and British troops Those who know the author of ception of number 23. Nurse Edith ican republics to consider the pro "La Condition Humaine," "Les Oavell was imprisoned here before continue to make progress into high Mo~qlaze posals agreed upon at Dumbarton ground and are now ta close contact uAVE Temps du Mepris" and "Lespoir" being led to her execution during the _• ^stsstw " * "• —•_• -n-__r will find the announcement in last war. Since the last war the ceB Oaks. He was unable to say any with the Gothic Line at several character with his past and his had been empty in memory of her. thing as to tbe plans for consulta places. known convictions. The walls of the ceB were lined with tions with the American republics "On the left flank ta the Adriatic for He had nothing new to say regard sector British and T-ndia-n troops cf It is typical of the change in the pictures and souvenirs, and the iron PAINT grilled table was piled high with ing the possibility of Nazi war cri the Eighth Army made progress intellectual climate of France, in masses of flowers. minals seeking refuge in Spain or into the Apennines against deter and the inter-war years, tbat even a •The Germans came into Belgium Argentina. mined enemy resistance. politically minded writer like Mal in 1940. They ignored such foolish "On the remainder of the front raux had to go abroad to China, to sentiment. It must be used. Num GERMANS TOLD TO GET SET British and American patrols main Fall Germany, to Spain, to feel the at ber 23 was stripped of its wall decora tained contact with outposts of ENAMEL mosphere of the great struggle of tions, robbed of its garlands of flow the Gothic line. our time. AGAINST OUR INVASION FOR SAI__ AT ALL HARDWARE STORES ers. It was used again for any "Air:—Medium forces of escorted The first signs of open, if veiled, I "enemy of the Reich." Cell number heavy bombers yesterday flew to resistance that came from Vichy 23 will never again be occupied. STOCKHOLM, Sept. 13 (Reuter).— Southern Germany to attack an air France was the publication of Andre An appeal to the Germans to stand drome near Augsburg, the jet-pro Gide's "Imaginary Interviews" in firm and not panic before "the im pelled aircraft factory at Ulm and To Check "Le Figure" — a conservative high pending breakthrough of the Ger the aircraft engine works at Munich. brow daily which had transferred man frontier" is made by the "Kol- "Tactical aircraft, including me its seat from Paris to the unoccu 230 ITALIANS KILLED BT nischer Zeitung" in an editorial en dium, light and fighter-bombers, at MALARIA pied zone. Today it is found back NAZIS IN REPRISAL SLAYING titled "At the Frontier." reports the tacked railroad and road communi in Paris, and Andre Gide, who left Berlin correspondent of the news cations in North-western Italy and In 7 Days Vichy for North Africa in time to paper Svenska Dagbladet. the Po VaUey ,as weU as enemy strong- greet the Allies in Tunisia, is Its ROME, Sept. 13 (If*,.—A dispatch The article says: "It is now time points, guns, troop concentrations Rome correspondent. from Florence said the Germans to shake off an tiredness, to make and other close support targets aU killed 230 residents of Civitella Delia Georges Duhamel is another re discipline stricter and harder than along the Italian battlefront. Chiana, 50 miles southeast of ever before, to give confidence to the "Coastal aircraft carried out at gular contributor, and one whose Florence, in reprised for the slaying Take QQQ unfaltering resistance activity j weak and to crush cowards. The tacks against shipping ta the Adriatic of three Nazi soldiers by Italian hammer of destiny is striking heav and the Gulf of Genoa. Last night under the occupation has just been , partisans. described by one of tbe former un ily against us. The leading divisions medium and heavy bombers attack The dispatch, quoting residents an retiring and low flying enemy ed railyards at Bologna. A whole new range of very smart fall Liquid for Malarial Symptoms derground newspapers, which now j of tbe town, said the partisans shot appear openly. planes are advancing deep into our "From these operations 18 of our suits in gabardines and wools. Also the three soldiers on June 18 when territory. There are grounds for aircn ft are missing. Tl e Medi But the most important political they caught them looting tbe town. fear and the time has come when we terranean AUied Air Force flew ap in the collection are trim fall coats, contributor is the great Catholic The reprisals took place in the per proximately 2,000 sorties. Complete" writer, Francois Mauriac, whose are filled with anxiety. iod June 29 to July 2. The wind has changed into a reports show two, additional aircra t little wool dresses and paisley POSY daily political column is perhaps, Thirty hostages, including Father are missing from operations on S p- the most remarkable feature in the storm and the storm is sweeping blouses — all new as paint. Alcide Lazzari. the parish priest, heavily over us. Neither a centi tember 8. One enemy aircraft w
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learn to jump from heights, start smoke from three burning oil plants i INTERESTING LECTURE BY ing from a four-foot platform and Bomb Carpet Laid Between all the way from Germany to the! Escape Routes All But finishing from a sixteen-foot one. Siegfried line And Berlin English coast. Cut Near Belfort Gap G.S.0.2 TO HOME GUARD The men also received instruction In two days, yesterday and Mon CLASSIFIED I in parachute work before making day, the R.A.F. Bomber Command FOR their first chute Jump from a cap Continued .ran Pag* 1 has set six oil plants in the Ruhr Continued from Paf* 1 tive balloon, in Jumping from a The Fortresses and Liberators ablaze. In the upper Rhineland, By ASTLEY HAWKINS Tells Of His Experiences moving plane, he explained, the tech again met fairly stiff enemy air op where air reconnaissance showed ADVERTISEMENTSI SORE nique was to have men Jump right position, principally west of Leip that Darmstadt had been almost en ST. SEINE LABBAYE, Sept. 12 As Paratrooper In War after each other, with the object zig. At least SO enemy planes were tirely devastated the previous night, (Delayed) (Reuter).—Contact be RATES: Mfnlmniu IS words « strong forces of Lancasters dropped tween the northern and southern each additional ward 3d Onlr iaL THROAT being to try to jump on top of the destroyed — 30 in tbe air and 20 on bona Ode advertisement? i»+ The experiences ol Major M. __. preceeding -man's head! When the the ground — by the heavy bombers over 400,000 incendiaries on Frank French armies was established ta this headinjr will he arrept" Whitelock, G.S.O. 2, a paratrooper, chute opened, caught in the plane's and their 300 escorting fighters. furt and more than 200,000 on Stutt this small village, 15 miles north gart last night. ' west of Dijon, today, when two _n classified advertisement! Aflenburys recounted for tbe benefit of the Ber slip stream, it spaced the men at Pilots reported there were clear strirtlT narable in -n-sm. muda Home Guard last night, had regular, close distances so that the signs now that the German Air At Frankfurt, large areas were French officers and two~*J.S. Army cameramen of General Patton's the Guardsmen in rapt attention ten men usually jumping from an Force at last had been told to do afire on both sides of the river and \_5riPASTIIJ_ES the smoke rose to 10,000 feet. The Third Army drove down from Cha Obtainable from all Chemists, Store* during the entire hour that he aircraft would aU land in a group. everything it can to stop the great •tc- throughout the B.W-i- bombing was equally accurate at t-ion through 40 miles of no-man's- POSiTION WANTEX sooke. Particularly exciting was The parachute bearing the equip onslaught and has concentrated al land to meet the advanced French Major Whitelock's description of an ment was attached to tbe chute of most all its remaining fighters in Stuttgart and the fires were seen by the crews 100 miles away. forces of General Patch's Seventh HOUSEKEEPER — (White), expe encounter with six heavily armoured the fifth man. placing him in Centred Germany. Heavy bomber Army. Nazi cars in North Africa. His talk the centre of the group. targets were synthetic oil plants at The Air Ministry said: "Although rienced. Phone 1726. there was stiff opposition neither They reported the route entirely 5084*th. was delivered ta tbe Hamilton One hundred and twenty men Merseburg and Lutzkendorf, both clear, though there are still a num New Belts near Leipzig, and at Ludwigshafen the ground defences nor fighters Armoury. could be ready to proceed to their succeeded ta dissipating the force of ber of German pockets southwest of Major Whitelock opened with an objective within thirty minutes of which has been raided frequently. the attack. Visibility was excellent." this point. And Also hit was a storage depot at appreciative comment about the having jumped, he said. An Air Ministry communique said: This contact followed the official HELP WANTED Home Guard. He said, **I have the EXPERIENCE IN TUNISIA Weissenhorn, a truck and armoured "Last night aircraft of the R.A.F. report yesterday of a meeting be greatest respect for the men of tbe vehicles plant at TJlm and tbe Daim Bomber Command were over Ger tween officers of the Third and Home Guard in England and I have Major Whitelock told an amusing ler Benz plant at Sindelfinge. DISH WASHER—Apply between 12 yet thrilling story of bis operational many ta very great strength, with Seventh Armies at the village of Ar- a.m. and 5 p.m., Queens Cafe, Reid Sewing Kits the greatest respect for you. I con Other targets attacked were Indel- cey, 15 miles west of Dijon and 12 jump in Tunisia. After being dis Frankfurt and Stuttgart the main Street. sider tbat you are a line of com ftager near Stuttgart and Schwab- objectives. miles south of St. Seine L*Abbaze. munications troops. I consider that appointed in several other promised 5075*th. For ventures, bis division was sent isch airport near Stuttgart, where "The railway yard at Franlcfurt These meetings are only slender your job is equally as important as jet-propelled planes are tested. overseas to North Africa. The pic was known to be congested with contacts by armoured patrols on the FIRST CLASS MOTOR MECHANICS mine and I consider tbat you are Pilots reported tbat all bombing was ture at that time was this — Gener military traffic on its way to the Sieg flanks of the converging armies. —Apply ta writing to General doing a jolly good job of work. You visual. Xmas Packages al Montgomery had just beaten fried Line, and a concentrated at They do not represent the main Manager, Masters Ltd. have no glamour or adventure to Fighters and fighter bombers re tack was made on this objective, as junction of the armies, though this your work. I do. Rommel in tbe battle of Alemein 5095fth.s. and an'American and British force newed their assault at dawn on tar well as on adjacent industrial areas. cannot be long delayed. At "During the past four years I have were converging in an attempt to gets in the vicinity of the Siegfried "Simultaneous attacks were made The two cameramen who made the LADY to retype foreign news; good served in Norway and North Africa trap the "Desert Fox." The Ameri Line enemy strongpoints near Nancy on Stuttgart, a most important cen trip were Sergeant William Tess, of position and' interesting work for Passadena, Cal., and Private Howard and I've had a lot of fun. I got aB cans were to take care of Casablanca and Metz, far to tbe west at Brest tre of engineeiing and aircraft com right person. Apply The Bermuda the glamour and publicity for tt but and on up the coast to The Hague ponent works, where large fires were James of Niagara Falls, N.Y.: of the Press Ltd. Hie little Green Shop and Oran while the British were to U.S. Signal Corps attached to the you chaps and the men in England take Algiers. The major's division and north and east of the Albert left burning after accurate bomb eitp don't get any publicity for your Canal. Spitfires strafed an enemy ing of previously undevastated areas. French Armoured Division. They 4949fja.tli.tp. was in tlie first convoy. Tbey landed left Paris last Friday, reached here Hi work at all.** and immediately were transferred in headquarters building at The Hague. "Berlin was also bombed. swooping to blast the barracks with "Night fighters and intruder air at noon today, and then continued to EXPLAINS DUTIES planes and dropped in tbe heart of Dijon. The party travelled to three Tunisia, about 350 miles _____ Algiers cannon fire, and en route home shot craft of the Bomber Command des FOR RENT up road, rail and river transport. troyed two enemy fighters and at jeeps. The major then outlined tbe vari and 50 miles from Tunis. Their tacked airfields. "We came down at 50 miles per task was to contact the Boche, find It was reported that R.A.F. heavies SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT— ous units of the airborne division "From these operations 23 of our hour all the way without meeting of which paratroopers fromed a out hew'strong he was in the way of alone dropped over 10,000 tons of any opposition and with the Maquis Everest Hotel. bombs on Le Havre in 2,500 sorties aircraft are missing. 5077*thJfs. part, explaining what their duties numbers and armament, and report "Day photographs of Darmstadt practically lining the route," they back to headquarters. over a two-day period. The majority were. The duties of the paratroop just received show that almost the told me. "The first thing we met MALABAR GATES COTTAGE—Fur- For ers were to be dropped in advance He was one of the advanced scout of the 7,000 prisoners were reported was a reconnaissance unit at St. dazed and Shaken by bomb blasts. entire city was devastated in the at nished. Apply to E. H. Tucker of an advancing army, capture vital ing party which went out to contact tack on the night of September 11." Setae L'Abbaye. We were not sure A United States sir communique 2209. points and hold them until tbe ad the enemy. o who they were until I saw French 5074*th. Carriage vancing army came up; drop in oc As tbey had seen no Germans, said that 33 enemy aircraft were officers step out and salute the offi cupied enemy territory, strike and they were beginning to doubt shot down by Eighth Air Force Germans Believed Falling cers with us. Then we knew we had BEDROOM & BATH. Comfortably come away; and thirdly to drop be whether there were "any in the vicin fighters escorting Fortresses and Back To Rhine found the Seventh Army and photo furnished. Central location. Ring Drivers... hind enemy lines for the purpose it' ity until one morning, just as be liberators which raided Germany graphed the meeting." 2654. sabotage. had lathered bis face to shave, a in daylight today. Twenty others In the village this afternoon, from 5062*th. He then mentioned the part that Sten gun burst—a signal of advanc were destroyed on the ground. The Cntime. froa Pat* I which the Germans only recently the paratroopers bad played in this ing enemy. Armed with nothing but Allies lost 87 bombers and nine withdrew without a fight, I listened fighters. The troops are consolidating their to radio reports from a French re war and tbe operations they had a razor, he watched as six 8-wheeled, positions after tbe infantry beat been engaged in, some successful connaissance car of the Seventh heavily armoured ears rumbled by By JAMES R. CHAMBERS back an enemy counter attack, and FOR SALE and others not so successful. They from the direction of Matur. Army, checking the road to Cha HORSE WHIPS are dug in solidly in the Aachen tillon and reporting it free. were used in Italy with partial suc LONDON, Sept. 13 (Renter).—Ger town forest. Major Whitelock immediately wire It would be easily possible to drive MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE — } bed cess and ta North Africa with great lessed the colonel at headquarters, man war cities in the west and fur As this is written at six p.m. they CANDLES success. He told of tbe raid on the ther afield are being wiped out In direct from Dijon to Paris in a day with Simson's mattress, 1 chest of and expressed his grief at having are sitting on the heights looking over the roads under our control. drawers, vanity dresser with stool radio location station on the coast allowed six armoured cars filled with tbe AUied eir forces' relentless and down on tbe city of Aachen, two of France and bow the paratroopers devastating day and night attacks. There is plenty of evidence in this and mirror, bedside table. 2 small SWEAT PADS Nazis to get through him. The miles inside the border. part ot the countryside of tbe Ger Oriental Tables. Phone 1551. One had captured tbe entire station, colonel, after some heated language, Germany is feeling the opening The Germans are still fighting killed off all but three of tbe per stages of tbe world's greatest aerial mans' hurried retreat. Along the Adjustable Chair, sold separately. HARNESS OIL told him that he would turn the from pillboxes and dugouts in the sides of tbe roads near here I saw Phone 3152. sonnel, and took them, along with cars back. The major was to ar bombardment, a bombardment woods In this sector the Americans all the radio equipment they could planned many months ago while the abandoned guns and lines of wreck 5028ttU.W.th. range an ambush for them, with in are within the outposts of the Sieg ed vehicles. Resistance to the AUied HARNESS DRESSING carry, back to England. structions not to let them escape war factories of tbe United States fried Line, but tbe line itself has and Britain were producing planes advance continues to be light every 27 FT. 6 IN CRUISER, with Lycom The Germans, he said, were so this time. The men set to work lay not yet been breached. where on this front, except in the ing Engine, 58 h.p. Just over terrified that tbey told the British ing down all their road mines, and in numbers never even visualised by CARRIAGE PAINTS Hitler and his Luftwaffe chiefs. There are strong indications, how Vesoul area. hauled. Phone 9292. everything tbey wanted to know men were stationed in the ditches ever, tbe Germans will not make o— 5076tths. about the station, and he believed alongside the road with anti-tank While tlte Allied armies move their big stand on this line but will thev even assisted in operating a bombs. The strategy was for the forward through the Siegfried defen try to bold the Rhine River running Dakota is a Sioux Indian word A FEW GOOD HORSES from £40 up; similar station hi Whitehall- The leading tank to blow up, stop tbe sive barrier, the oil, air and arms some 35 miles or more to the rear. meaning "alliance of friends.** also a limited number of Horse paratroopers had 13 casualties in rest of the cars and let tibte snipers plants a,nd the vital rail centres ta Boxes at £6 each. Phone 2631 these cities, Darmstadt, Ludwig this operation. on higher ground work on them. By DESMOND TIGHE Campbell Wilkinson. The new General Staff Officer, shafen, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Dort 5C09*tu.w.tl_. Tlie first car rolled by and, instead mund, Karlsruhe and Munster, to SECOND ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Second in Command, then dealt of a great flash from the explosion, Belgium, Sept. 13 (Reuter).— Gen with the training of a paratrooper, mention only a few, are disappear AIRPLANE LUGGAGE—Mark Cross. there was just a poff of dust from ing beneath the impact of hundreds eral Miles Dempsey's Second Army Two cases, as new. Phone 3472 MH/TCR/ explaining that a paratrooper was a the wheels of the ear. Tbe next eta, of high explosive bombs and hun forward elements which straddle AUCTION private soldier who volunteered for City. however, "blew up nicely," and the dreds of thousands of Incendiaries. tbe Dutch border, while a ding-dong 5054*tt». this service. He had to pass a rigid first car, after the thickheadedness battle sways along the Albert Canal, physical examination, with particu HIT OIL, AIRCRAFT TARGETS of the German Intellect, be said, are preparing for the next phase RUG—9 x 12 ft.; Breakfast Nook Set: imiaKiriiiiiiii lar emphasis placed upon the con came back to investigate. When they Today, the sixth day ta succession, of the great west front battle. dition of his legs. The paratrooper Today—3 p.m. Double Bed with box spring and came back, "they tripped a land more than 1,000 U.S. Flying Fort On the Canadian sector, the tough mattress. Phone 2567. Phone 1192 — 1193 — 1194 had to be able to shoot well, be said, mine and off tbey went." The re resses and Liberators carried this because they could not carry too fighting machine of General Crerar 5083fth. maining cars opened fire and tbe terrifying aerial bombardment a is steadily closing in on the coast much ammunition and each shot paratroopers let loose with their stage farther. Escorted by around REFRIGERATOR—General Electric, 4842ft*. had to count. line. Boulogne, Dieppe and Dunkirk anti-tank bombs and mortars. They 500 Mustangs, Lightnings and are now enveloped and threatened PERINCHIEF'S BAY, 6 cu. ft. Excellent condition. Tele The recruit received three weeks' cleaned up the cars and captured Thunderbolts, the American heavies phone 1644. The old Belgian city of Bruges Southampton Waterfront. training to toughen himself and to eight prisoners, which they sent bit oil tank and aircraft tar is now liberated, although the Gar- 5086*th. gets tn Central, Southern and back to the colonel with their com mans are still fighting stubornly pliments. Western Germany.- One airfield, where reconnaissance bad dis along the canal banks trying to During bis lecture, Major White- closed the presence of jet-propelled hold some kind of organized line of lock struck a sober note. He ex fighters, was also bit. resistance in their frantic rearguard action. Lot and House FOR SALE JIMmt^mORhfidoM ? plained that all was not fun in war, -bis was the third successive day that there was horror in it as well. on which the emphasis of American Antwerp is now firmly held by Catch Train - 1.55 p.m. _MKii \Plan to *tay at He also spoke of tbe Germans open bombing had been laid on oil, more Second Army troops Northwest of ing fire on the hospital ship which vital than ever new to the Wehr Antwerp German soldiers are fight m had borne him to England. macht and titie Luftwaffe. ing stubbornly to try to prevent by Public Auction The major was thanked for his lec These great daylight blows fol a direct movement to the Scheldt 4821tth. ture by Lt. Colonel L G B. Powell, lowed closely one of the most des waterways which would threaten O.C. Home Guard. He was intro tructive fire raids ever made by the their one escape route. eJloiel KING £D W ARD duced by IA. F. Jeffery, Adjutant. R.A.F. Many hundreds of heavies LONDON. Sept. 13 (Reuter).—A Desirable Cottage dumped 600,000 incendiaries on two new major onslaught by very power 44th Street, East of Broadway German cities—400,000 on Frank- ful forces of the Third American Household Furniture flirt and 200,000 on Stuttgart. Army, aimed at forcing the whole Opposite entrance to Admiralty TIMES SQUARE - RADIO CITY Simultanteously Mosquitoes once Moselle line on a broad front, was House. More details will be Funeral Notice again "blockbusted" Berlin, And reported by Capt. 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A lew hours later recon and is particularly violent south Prospect. 5064tt_ naissance planes discovered that tbe of Nancy, where tbe enemy has Frankfurt rail yards were packed crossed the upper Moselle and is (corner of cricket field) with German military supplies en advancing on LuneviUe." route to tbe Siegfried Line. — • • o ' FOR SALE A new .attack on Frankfurt was "laid on. New orders were issued Fifth Army Only Four "TODAY" to R.A.F. bomber groups and, before Miles From Futa Pass midnight, the first bombs were drop September 14th NOTICE TO DEALERS ping on the Frankfurt rail yards where .< crewmen reported large areas were Continued from Page 1 at 2 p.m. The Netherlands" set on fire. Line. The whole line is now strongly In tbe 12 hours between 1.30 p.m. developed. yesterday and 1.30 a.m. today the The Germans as they withdrew R.A.F. Bomber Command dispatch moved their guns back into previ Electric Refrigerator, Electric 2 Acres & ed more than 1,400 aircraft, stated ously prepared positions in the line. Stove, Kitchen Table, House the Air Ministry today. Heavy demolitions are being met hold Scales, Electric Percolator, AUCTION SALE Halifax crews returning from the with on all the approaches to the 5 Apartments Ruhr yesterday evening saw the mountain passes. Arm Chairs, Cedar Table, Coffee Tables, Book Stand, Writing situated Desk and Chair, Philco Radio, Friday, September 15th Carpets and Rugs, Wringer Ma in Paget Starting at 10.30 a.m. chine, Baby Cot, Playpen, Elec tric Toaster, Standing Lamps, Mew Hudson Bicycles Sunbeam Fanheater, Garden On a at PREMISES formerly occupied by Tools, Fireplace, Bed Spring and desirable corner THE AMERICAN BAZAAR, REID STREET Ladies' and Gent* Mattress, Medicine Cabinet, etc., etc., etc. Office of J. CRITCHLEY, BURNABY CYCLES Auctioneer. M. A. 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