TIDE TABLE FOR FEBRUARY
Date. High Water. Low Water Bun- 8un- A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. rise. set. 13 11.04 ' 1129 4.54 550 7.04 6.02 14 11.41 5.35 557 7.03 6.03 <_% IRopl <&®&ttf and Colomst latlg INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866) VOL. 24—NO. 38 HAMILTON, BERMUDA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1944 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM WHOOPING COUGH BREAKS IS ACQUITTED ON CHARGE SOVIETS SHATTER BALTIC FRONT, GEt LUGA: ChurchiU Not Pessimistic OUT IN CENTRAL SCHOOL OF CARNAL KNOWLEDGE On Anzio Operation L03NDON, February 12 (Reu "Considerable Extension" Of Main Point Of Case Whether ALLIES REGAIN HOLD IN ANZIO BEACHHEAD: ter).—A statement issued to- Infection Must Be Expected Girl Was 16 Years Of Age night from the Prime Minister's residence.No.10 Downing Street, said: ' 'The Prime Minister has INSTRUCTIONSARE ISSUED NO DEFENCE MERELY TO TAKE received reports from General Wilson and General Alexander BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT GIRLS'WORD ABOUT AGE" PAS DE CALAIS AREA UNDER BOMB CASCADE: ta which both commanders ex press their confidence that the Whooping cough has appeared In the Supreme Court on Saturday great battle now proceeding for among the chUdren in the Central morntag before the Chief Justice, for the capture of Rome will be School, The Royal Gazette is in His Honour the Hon. Sir Brooke won. formed by the Medical and Health FINNS SEEKING PEACE TERMS FROM SOVIET? "In the bridgehead itself the • Francis, a petty jury acquitted Reid Department. So far only six child Millicent Addison Johansen, who Allies have very strong armies ren are known to have it, but they had pleaded not guUty to two and superiority both in artillery attended school for some days be charges of having unlawful carnal and tanks. Although spells of fore the seriousness of their cough knowledge of a girl over 13 and under RED ARMY DRIVES WITHIN ALLIES REGAIN GRIP ON PAS DE CALAIS REGION FINLAND OPENING PEACE bad weather interrupt from time was noticed, and a considerable ex 16 years of age. Mr. David Tucker, to time the deUvery of supplies, tension of the infection must be M.CP., who represented Johansen, the amount landed ta the expected. 40 MILE^OF PSKOV POSITION NEAR ANZIO IS HEAVILYJ>LASTERED PARLEY WITH SOVIETS? bridgehead substantially ex devoted 52 minutes to his summing ceeds the schedule prescribed The Health Department further up of the case, which had occupied before the operation was begun states: the attention of the court the pre vious day. , Clear Eastern Shore Of Lake Axis Radio Reports Violent Fortresses Join Air Armada High Officials In Stockholm owing to reserves which had "The seriousness of whooping been built up in the fair wea cough is not generaUy recognized, ' Mr. Tucker based his defence pri In One Of Hardest Blows To Dicker, It Is Believed ther period. marily upon the remark of the com Peipus In Double Thrust Attack By Reinforced Units but it causes greater havoc and plainant to Johansen and others "All battles are anxious as more deaths among infants than that she was 16 years of age. (On NEW GAINS~wiLL FORCE A "GENERALLYSATISFACTORY" 41 RAIDS ON AREA IN 55 U.S.URGINGS GIVEN POINT they approach the climax, but any of the ordinary communicable Friday defence and Crown witnesses there is no justification for pes diseases to which they are exposed. had corroborated this evidence al IS OFFICIAL VERDICT DAYS, OPPOSITION LIGHT BY RUSSIAN BOMBINGS simism, according to the latest The last outbreak ta Bermuda was GENERAL NAZI WITHDRAWAL reports from responsible autho ta 1933, and as only a few cases have though Stanley Simmons, for the rities." been reported in recent years a large Crown, had testified that after say 3L03NDON, February 13 (Reuter).— LONDON, Feb. 13 (Reuter).—Ber LONDON, February 13 (AP & Reu By EDWARD BALL number of children are now suscep ing she was 16 the complainant had General Govorov's northern armies, lin and Rome tonight reported* vio ter).—American heavy and medium tible to whooping cough. Adults added ta a low voice that she was bombers struck agata at the Pas de LONDON, February 13 (-f).— Fin only 14.) Johansen claimed not to linking on a 70-mile front from lent fighting in the Anzio beach land, under a whiplash of Russian may have it, and some people bave Luga to lake Peipus, have opened head, following strong Allied thrusts. Calais and, with RAJT. Typhoons, whooping cough more than once, have heard the girl say this. dealt probably the heaviest blow ta bombs and diplomatic urgings from AGRICULTURAL DIRECTOR a double drive Which has brought The attacks were reported within a the United States, by all signs is but the second infection is Invari "She deliberately misled these them tonight to within 40 miles of few hours of an official statement recent weeks on this sector — one of ably milder. youths," declared Mr. Tucker, "be from Allied Headquarters in Algiers the world's most battered strips of bowing out of the war. This is thp REBUTS SUPPLY OFFICER Pskov, the last German base on the only interpretation London could "The incubation period is from cause she wanted to incite them to Baltic front. that the beachhead situation was land.. Operating together for the pay some attention to her." "generally satisfactory." first time since February 5, Fortres place today upon the arrival in one to two weeks, and the first signs Forces of the right flank, sweep ses and Liberators teamed in what Stockholm of Juhu Passiviki, who are those of a cold and cough. Ibe Mr. Tucker added that the girl's ing down the railway from Narva, But this time, mstead of claiming negotiated Finland's peace with States Commission Had Been a success for the German troops, were officially described as "strong cough graduaUy increases, and at father had told the court that his have taken over 800 places in five formations" to smash at enemy tar Russia ta 1940, and Eljas Errko, the the end of ten days often becomes daughter was a "dutiful child" and days' fighting and by tonight had both Rome and Berlin merely said ex-Finnish Foreign Minister. that Marshal Kesselring's forces gets in an intensification of the as Informed About Shortage explosive in type. A bout of cough had given no . trouble. However,, completely cleared the Germans sault previously handled chiefly by In the Swedish capital, contact ing may last so long and be so severe counsel reminded the jury, the from the eastern shore of Lake Pei were holding their positions. that a chUd has difficulty ta getting father had testified that once he Karl Praenger, the German news Liberators, Marauders and light might easily be established with the Mr. T. A. Russell, the Director of pus, tonight's Soviet communique craft of the R.A.F. Russian Minister to Sweden, Mme. Agriculture, has challenged a state air Into the lungs. It is in the forced chained the girl to her bed for a reported. agency's mihtary commentator, said, Alexadra Kollontay. ment made at the War-time Supplies effort to get air the 'whoop' Is whole week. Mr. Tucker therefore "Further Anglo-American thrusts, It was the 14th daylight operation questioned his statement that she Among the places captured are the by American heavy bombers in 17 (London radio, quoting Stockholm Commission's weekly press confer sounded. Vomiting is usual at this town and railway station of Zamo- carried out with the support of ence on Friday morning by the time. SmaU blood vessels are often was a dutiful child. tanks, bombers and combat planes, days, but the first Fortress blow at dispatches, said it was reported that broken ta the violent coughing. gilye, on the Narva-Pskov railway failed in front of the new German this section since January 28, when the German Minister at Helsinki Director of SuppUes, Mr. Arthur Counsel continued that when he and Polna, on the parallel highway. all three types of United States day handed a note to the Finnish Foreign Smith, concerning the supply posi Other infections are frequently add asked the father about the size it Pskov, at tlie southern end of Pskov lines south of Carroceto in fierce tion of potatoes. Mr. Russell claims ed and pneumonia is not infre battles and, at some points, ta close raiders pounded it with a loss of six Minister on Friday the gist of which quently a complication. • the chain he had repUed facetiously Lake, which Is continuous with Lake range fighting, Improved German four-engined planes. was that the Germans intend to "use that the statement is not borne out it was not big enough to hold the Peipus, lies 40 miles ahead of Polna. positions were fully held." While the Fortresses have been con every means to prevent Finland con by records ln the Department's files. "The observance of a few simple Monarch of Bermuda. cluding a peace." The broadcast was DRIVE ON FROM LUGA centrating on German plane produc When approached for a further rules wiU retard the spread of Counsel said that the girl—Janis By Reuter's Special Correspondent tion centres and French airfields' recorded by the Columbia Broad statement on Saturday, Mr. Smith whooping cough:—(1) Have ail chUd Thelma Burnett Davis—in giving The second arm of the double during the war's greatest sustained casting System.) did not feel that he had any need to ren who have been exposed to testimony had tried to convey an drive is thrusting down both sides IN THE ANZIO BRIDGEHEAD, daylight assaults, Liberators have Despite M. Passiviki's protesta ampUfy what he told the press on whooping cough and show signs of impression that she was a juvenUe of the 3Leningrad-Pskov railway from Feb. 13 (Reuter).—There is reason to operated independently, pounding tion that his journey to Stockholm Friday. He released for pubUcation a cold, remain at home, and aUow no in every sense of the word. "I sub Luga, the capture of which was an believe that the rock-like defence the Pas de Calais ''rocket gun" area is on private business, it was believ the complete text of the reports other chUdren to come there. On mit," he asserted, "that that girl was nounced earlier tonight in an order by the British, who have now been eight times since January 28, includ ed in London that his trip was con which the Commission received from bright days the children who are a precocious youngster. To use the of the day from Marsha! Stalin. The locked with the Germans for many ing once each during the last three nected unquestionably with Fin the Department and asked the re coughing do better out of doors vernacular she 'was getting around funnel of land between lese forces, days in the front line, has denied days. land's desire for peace, although It porter in view of them how he than in the house, but care should a bit and knew her way about*.** into which the Germc_ft_>are being ,§ Germans evenjjhe minimum of ATTACKED ON 41 DAYS might be only a preliminary move, would have repUed to the question be taken to see that they are not a ' Mr. Tucker elaborated that he had steadily pressed back, has already ectives they required before -de and that more*«_efinite developments put at Friday's conference: "You danger to the neighbours. (2) When asked the accused why he did not been narrowed to some 50 miles. ploying their forces and' developing ' Since the bombardment obviously might not be forthcoming for sever nave received no advice from the coughing the moutb should be cov marry the girl. Johansen, be said, On the eastern side of tbe Luga- a major thrust intended to send the designed to blast any secret weapons al days. Department about a crop which is ered with a handkerchief Or paper. bad repUed that he found she had Pskov railway, General Meretskov's Allies into the sea. the Germans have built got under Only the first move could be made reported largely to have been lost (3) This infection Is spread from the been "fooling around with boys and forces, continuing to thrust south But all along the front line this way ta earnest 55 days ago. Allied in Stockholm toward the Finnish by blight?" (Mr. Smith had re onset of tbe cold and for at least men," from Batetskaya, are beginning' to afternoon there is no more than oc bombers have visited the'sector for capitulation, and if the two Finns pUed: "No, not as yet.") a month afterwards, so that child Mr. Tucker quoted law on the menace the sole railway linking casional German battery firing and 41 days. are seriously seeking an armistice ren should usually remain from a sniper or two, and. a quaking of The following is the' statement subject. Consent of tbe girl meant Pskov to the great German hedge Mustangs and Thunderbolts es on behalf of their government it is made by 3Mr. RusseU: "The state (3) This infection is spread nothing, he said. It was a defence, hog position at Staraya Russa, al the earth as Allied bombs fall in a corted the heavy bombers, which assumed that would proceed in due from the onset of the cold and however, for the accused to show he ready half isolated 100 miles to the carpet pattern on the German posi were over the Continent for the course to Moscow. Their first move ment appearing in Saturday's issue for at least a month afterwards, tions. of The Royal Gazette & Colonist had reasonable ground to beUeve the east of Pskov. fourth straight day, while Maraud-, probably would be to approach the DaUy to the effect that the Depart so that chUdren 'should usuaUy complainant was of age and that he With Staraya Russa thus exposed, More than 1,500 prisoners have ers, flying their tenth mission this Russian Minister for some indica remain from school for six weeks had directed his mind to .that ques been taken by the bridgehead forces month, were protected by R.A.F., tion of terms which would be laid ment of Agriculture had not given from the commencement of further withdrawal of the German since they landed. warntag of a shortage of potatoes at tion. Evidence had been given that line can be expected, Reuter's mili Dominion and Allied fighters. down following acceptance of a gen this time of year is not borne out the cold. (4) ChUdren under two he did direct his mind to her age, in tary correspondent commented to Returning Liberator crews said eral "unconditional surrender." by records in the Department's files. and especially infants should be fact, Johansen had not molested the night. By DAVID BROWN they were again forced to smash As far back as 22nd October last, a given every protection, and be kept girl until six months after the day through an intense anti aircraft STOCKHOLM, February 3 (/P).- off the street and away from every he was told by her that she was 18. m The German High Command, in ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Algiers barrage to reach their targets, but Three of Finland's leaders, headed report was sent to the Director of place where the infection Is Ukely addition to mentioning Soviet at Feb. 13 (Reuter).—All the recently they encountered little fighter oppo by M. Passikivi, were in Stockholm SuppUes pointing out that few pota to be caught. (5) Where the infec Mr. D. c. Smith, M.CP., Deputy tacks towards the Ukraine iron city adjusted Allied perimeters of defence sition. Many fliers did not see a tonight and the world watched for toes would be> dug in January. On tion is suspected or there is doubt Attorney General, said lt was true of 3Krivoi Rog. 150 miles southeast ta the Anzio bridgehead are holding single enemy plane. a concrete sign whether Helsinld is 2nd December a further communica consult the doctor. (6) Vaccines that the girl had said she was 16. of Korsun, also said that the Rus and the position is officially stated to The first Liberator groups back moving toward an understanding tion was sent which read, 'The quan given ta time protect some chUdren That was the main defence of the sians were attacldng again near be "generally satisfactory." Fighting reported cloudless weather over the with Moscow. "There is impenetrable tity of Irish Potatoes from Bermuda agatast the infection and often accused, he added, in addition to Vitebsk, the Nazi stronghold in ln the battlefield south of Rome has target, permitting them to bomb secrecy around the government con seed expected to be dug ta the next times decrease its severity. some unproved and "very vague" al upper White Russia, which has been been confined to two sectors during visually. ferences which are being held con four weeks is 2,500 barrels. Potatoes legations as to the girl's general encircled for weeks by other Russian the past 24 hours, and heavy bombers Successive formations of heavies stantly," said Helsinki dispatches to wih be scarce thereafter during "The control of this disease de mode of Uving. Inevitably a girl in armies! have once again lent their powerful roared across the Channel coast in the Swedish press, "and the few who January and February.' pends on the 'sense and consclen- this position must be attacked by support to tne ground forces. Continued oo Page 2 Continued oa Page 2 n . TRAPPED FORCE WHITTLED Cruisers and destroyers patrolling Continued on Pace 4 Continued on Page 2 Continned on Page 2 In tbe Ukraine, the Russians took off the coast continue to bombard four more localities, battering back inland strong points. Clashes be FURTHER DETAILS ABOUT 55,520 BATTERIES FOR WILLS PROBATED IN '43 exhausted remnants of the 100,000 tween the ground forces occurred BRITISH PRESTCAUTIOUS VESTRIErwfiFMEET ON German troops trapped near Kor- around a factory building half a mile TORCHES ARE IN COLONY sum, and pinning them down to an east of Carroceto and at a point two BUT MORE OPTIMISTIC JOINT POOR RELIEF IDEA SPY TRIAL IN DETROIT VALUED AT £217,634 eight mile long corridor extending miles southwest of Cisterna. from just north of Korsun along The factory has been captured and the railway to Sotniki, on the north. lost several times, and is presumably Sees Climax Still To Come Southampton Calk Meeting Local Censorship Employee Shipment Not Thought Large Only Personalty Is Included; Sotniki itself was captured, and the point which today's Allied com Soviet artillery was reported to be munique said changed hands three In Battle Around Anzio For This Wednesday Night Was One Of The Witnesses Enough To Reinstate Law Real Estate Value Unknown laying down a withering fire over times yesterday. The heaviest fight ing in the beachhead is at present It was learned on Saturday by The the remaining Axis positions. centred here, and a British local at LONDON, February 14 (Monday) Acting on the instructions of its Further details about the trial of Wills probated here during the last German counter attacks north two spies ta the United States, dur Royal Gazette that the shipment of year showed personal pioperty valued tack has won a narrow advance. The (Reuter).—Cautious optimism is the parishioners at the December 9, 1943 dry cell batteries for torches which west of Zvenigorodka, 27 miles Germans counter attacked with keynote of editorial comment here annual meeting, the Southampton tag which testimony was given by at £217,634, it was ascertained on Sa- . southeast of Ko'rsuh, were again de- Miss Nayda Gardner of the Imperial arrived in the Colony recently con turday by The Royal Gazette. The tanks and flame-throwing tanks but today on the Allied position in the Parish Vestry has directed its clerk, tains 55,520 batteries, which will be clared by the Russians to have been the attack was repulsed. « Rome beachhead. Mr. Gayous Powell, to call a meet Censorship at Bermuda, are con largest Individual bequest came from beaten down with "heavy losses" as The Times, while declaring that ing of representatives from the vari tained in an' Associated Press dis placed on sale throughout Bermuda the estate of the late Sir Henry Wat the Nazis outside the ring attempted NAZI PATROL REPELLED the issue still hangs in the balance ous Farish Vestries to discuss the patch published in The Toledo during this week. In addition, there Ungton, amounting to £34,655. (It to bring relief to their dying com and the climax has yet to come, stat establishment of a central poor Blade, a clipping of which has been are 4,800 "penUght" cells. may be pointed out that real estate is panions. Fighting near ""Cisterna occurred ed, "The dogged fighting quality of house in Bermuda. The meeting is received by The Royal Gazette. It is further learned that a small not included.) The Berlin 3High Command also when a German patrol attempted to the Allied troops, however, has been scheduled to take place on Wednes The dispatch, which originates in quantity of torches has come to The House of Assembly on Friday admitted that General Vatutin's penetrate the American lines. It abundantly displayed and undoubt day, February 16, at 7.30 p.m. in the Detroit, reads as follows: "The trial hand. afternoon rejected estate duties and western Ukraine forces were again was beaten back. edly lies at the root of their com Chamber of Commerce rooms ta of two men on charges of conspira While there is no official an inheritance tax by a large majority, attacking heavily in old Poland near German shelling of the beachhead* manders' confidence that they can Hamilton. cy to spy in the United States for an nouncement as yet, it does not seem so that these methds of raising di Dubno, 83 miles northeast of the continues, but the weather has im rect taxation revenue cannot be re German stronghold of Lwow. A proved, permitting the work of un outlast the enemy resources of at it will be recalled that at the enemy power continued in Federal likely that the requirement of using tack." Soutliampton parishioners' meeting Court here today with Mrs. Grace lights on bicycles wUl be reinstated considered durtag the present ses breakthrough to Lwow would eut loading to be • speeded up. Ashore, sion unless the House adopts a special the main supply artery for hundreds however, boggy ground is interfer The Times added that men of the on December 9- the suggestion was Buchanan-Dineen, the Government's based upon the shipment of 55,520 landing force show an unbreakable put forward that it might be more principal witness, on the stand for batteries. Some 20,000 bicycles are motion for the purpose. This is of thousands of Germans fighting ing with movement. not thought Ukely to happen. in the Dnieper Bend. The opening of the full-scale Ger resolution, "serene in the knowledge economical and efficient if the the second straight day. The two registered, so that the supply would man counter offensive is still pre that long term factors are in the parishes amalgamated poor relief. At men on trial are Dr. Fred W. Thomas, not last long enough to justify the Moscow radio tonight gave this ac Allies' favour, and nerved to re several parishioners' meetings in obstetrician, and Bertrand Stuart reinstatement. Seventy-six wills were probated ta count of the capture of Luga: "The sumably awaiting completion of re doubled effort by a sense of tbe Hoffman, a former American sea 1943. The chairman of the Finance Luga River was the main obstacle grouping. other parishes j the Southampton It is realised, of course, that of Committee, Mr. N. H. P. Vesey, ex great prize for which the battle is proposal was discussed. Warwick, in man. Six other men, including Mr. the 20,000 bicycles the total number the Soviet troops had to overcome. On the main Fifth Army front, being fought — the capture of Buchanan-Dineen, have pleaded guil plained to the House a week ago that The Germans began to fortify the the battle for Cassino and the crest particular, gave its vestry a clear in is not by any means in use. In fact, the inheritance tax, if adopted, would Rome, with all that implies." dication that it wanted to join in ty to the conspiracy charges. the majority of cyclists use their south bank late last year, and the of Abbey Hill shows no sign of slack The Daily Telegraph said it is no "The 35-year-old self-styled coun be graded from 1/2 of one per cent. defences were well manned. Soviet ening after eleven days of the most the discussions. Sandys was ready wheels in tbe daytime. There is also On tbis basis the majority of estates savage flghttag. A sUght advance good pretending Anzio went wholly to lend a listening ear. tess took the stand yesterday and a percentage of people who own dy units forced a tributary of the Luga according to plan as a military oper began relating a story book tale of would have yielded only a nominal and, striking at a point where there has been won in and near the town. The joint meeting has been delayed namo lamps. figure (on personalty). For instance, ation, but added, "We are now as internatiqnal intrigue under ques seven of last year's wills were In ex was a joint between enemy forma 3Flying Fortresses and Liberators sured that dogged will do it." for the past month because of the tioning by John W. Babcock. She Every effort is being made to sup tions, broke through the German once again joined the battle against heavy work which devolves upon plement the present shipment so cess of £10,000, five were between The News-Chronicle pointed to the told of using invisible ink, connec £5,000 and £10,000, and 15 between lines. The penetration was devel German troop concentrations and parish vestries in the first month of tions with agents in foreign coun that, with an adequate supply, the oped and the enemy strongpoint fact that "this fierce and bloody en the year. £1,000 and £5,000. The remainder gun emplacements. Small forces counter reminds us afresh — were tries and payments of large sums authorities could be assured no ex were below £1,000. attacked from the rear: managed to take off in spite of bad any such reminder necessary — that The meeting on Wednesday night of money for her services, with spec haustion of stocks would result if "More troops entered the breach weather and attack the Campoleone we are up against an enemy who is Will represent an interesting experi tators in the court room leaning the ban on riding without lights Is However, it is not possible to say and by skilful manoeuvring out and Cisterna areas. The German still extremely formidable. Germany ment ta parochial matters, because forward to catch every word that reinstated. just how much tax estate duties flanked the main enemy defences. A forces massing south of Albano were is doomed, but she has made up her generally such a concerted effort to Mrs. Buchanan-Dineen told of meet It is understood that the supply would have yielded. valuable operational base for the at also bombed. Not one German plane gain a consensus is not undertaken. mind to die hard. Her toughness in ing Sari Hajeck and her husband, would have to be large enough so Among some of the larger wills, be tack on Luga was thus formed. In was encountered, although the flak defeat, must be made the measure Some parish vestries feel that there Guyla, ta Budapest in 1941, and how that no person could offer the ex the final fighting the enemy suf was heavy. is a growing need for co-operation sides that of the late Sir Henry Wat of our own determination to con her association with them* brought cuse that they had been unable to lington, were: Mr. H. L. Pearman fered Jheavily. In one sector alone Wellingtons kept up the attack quer." amongst the parochial authorities. her to Berlin where she said she buy a battery. three German battalions were prac It is hoped that even the parishes £12,500, Mr. J. H. Watlington 06,300, last night, bombtag road intersec The Daily Mail inferred that "bad learned how to use invisible ink and It is not known just how long it Mr. Oscar Anderson £17,750 and Mr. tically annihilated. German at tions around Cisterna and Campo though the loss of this battle' would which have remained' silent on the read microphotographs. tempts to break through to the central poor house proposal will will take to dispdse of the 55,520 bat Lewis Teller £14,887. leone. be to us, it would be dire indeed for send representatives to the meeting "She testified that she received an teries, but in view of the past period west were frustrated. The Soviet On the main Fifth Army front, the the Germans. The enemy peoples offer of $500 a month to obtain in of no stocks and the heavy demand Mr. Sydney Davis, formerly an at air force played a big part in all are being sustained by the carefully this week, so that pro and con argu formation on troop movements, tendance officer with the Department these operations.". battle for Cassino and the crest of ments may be thoroughly aired. That the buying will be brisk. Of course, | Abbey Hill shows no signs of slack- cultivated idea that the invasion is is what the meeting is intended to naval bases, war production and -the batteries will not be sought by of Education, willed personalty valu Continued on Pafe 4 Ceatiaaed oa Page 4 ba. Coatiaaed oa Page 2 only the owners of bicycles. ed at £4,200. BUY TODAY WAR SAYINGS CERTIFICATES EARN i% mr Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1944
FIRE AT HAMILTON HOTEL Is Acquitted On Charge i YOUTH IS CHARGED WITH SANDYS POLITICAL GROUP PERSONAL Of Carnal Knowledge INTERESTED IN COUNCIL Mr. and Mrs. Harry nOsborn of ^Ehe ZDiary FOUND UNDER OIL STOVE • _—.— limp? THEFT OF BICYCLE "Windswept/' Pembroke, announc anil (Eolmttfit iatly Continued from Page 1 An official of the Sandys Parish ed the engagement of their daughter the defence as to her mode of living, PoUtical Association assured Tbe Mary Madge to M/Sgt. S. L. ITlnklea PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT ON SUNDAY of I Brigade Official Chops Up Mr. Smith declared. Cycle Found In Paget Royal Gazette on the week-end that Jr., son of Mr. pnd Mrs. S. L. 3F_n3klea incorporating his association were keenly interest of ITlorence, South Oarolina. The Royal Gazette (Estab. 1828) Floor To Get At Blaze KNOWN GIRL FOR YEARS Minus Tyre And Tube ed to the proposal by Dr. L. J. Wil The Colonist and DaUy News (Estab. 1866) SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER Uams, president of the Pembroke Po The deputy continued that before Proprietors A fire alarm sounded at five Eighteen years old Horace Talbot Utical Association, to form a joint Saturday, February 12th. o'clock on Saturday afternoon she had made reference to her age, councU of such associations ta Ber THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. Johansen had known the girl for of Southampton appeared before the muda. War-Time Supplies brought the Hamilton Fire Brigade three years. She was even a relative Wor. H. Martin Godet, JP. ta Hamil Reid Street, Hamilton An admonition from my fair Lexi tin the run to the Hamilton Hotel, ton Police Court on Saturday charg This would mean that aU the po con friend who vows I am guilty of of his. Was it likely that be would Utical associations have evinced an Editor: E. T. SAYER |gg|| now the headquarters of the United bave beUeved her? Mr. Smith asked. ed with the theft of a bicycle an 'erroneous account of a game Services Club. valued at £12. 13. 0, the property of interest to the counctt, a meeting of Commission Manager: E. G. MCLAUGHLIN played. He added that Johansen had testi representatives of which is expected The serving quarters at the rear fied he saw no change in the ap James Barton, from Reid Street on And here Is her complaint. February 2. to take place shortly. Subscription Rates "Culling the news this day and of the hotel were thick with smoke pearance of the girl since be first Per Yejir and the fire was difficult to locate. knew her. Mr. Smith found this The complainant, testifying for The Sandys Parish spokesman Local—£2. 0.0. Foreign—£2.10.4. perusing the Diary with my usual told The Royal Gazette that he and It is hereby notified for interest. Greatly perturbed, there It was finally found in the kitchen— hard to beUeve. the prosecution, said he was a clerk under the floor beneath the oil employed by Mr. T. N. Dill," Barrister another executive of his association general information that fore, to read an erroneous account Mr. Smith said that the chaining have already advocated tile forma MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1944 of the game of Lexicon ta that you StOVG at Law, and left his cycle outside Captain W. V. R. Winter, M.CP., of the girl to the bed did not neces the office on Reid Street about 4.45 tion of the proposed council at vari Tenders have been invited record your American friend used sarily reflect on her character. It ous meetings. such an impertinent sentence as one of the officials of the Brigade, added point to the beUef that the p.m. ,on February 2. He went to tbe for the supply of 67,200 lbs. INCOME TAX! "If -you don't like American, try immediately took hold of an axe father, a working man, was a hard door at 5 p.m. when he saw the ac thftt on your piano," to one who and chopped into the flooring. Once man. cused about to jump on his (Bar of CEYLON TEA from commands her great respect and for a hole was made, flame followed the ton's) cycle. Talbot was recognised The substantial majority vote of smoke out in spurts. The judge, in referring to Dr. when he half turned to mount the Canada, for immediate ship whose erudition she has a most pro King's evidence that the girl was the House of Assembly for the in found admiration. Water lines were laid immediately cycle, which the witness identified WAKE UP! troduction of' an income tax bUl and water played on the flame. Due "anywhere between 14 and 17," said as his property by the basket. ment. Tenders to close at An I do pray you admit your pre the doctor gave it not as the result' must be gratifying to aU who favour to the inaccessibility of the fire, it A report was made to the Police varication lest censure fail where it took the Brigade fully three quar of a physical examination but as Try 11.00 a.m. on Friday, the a more equitable distribution of the is not deserved. and a few days later, Barton went ters of an hour to extinguish the an opinion "with which any one of to the Police Station where he was 18th February. For full par tax burden, not excepting those who A plague on columnists who must flames. A portion of the kitchen you twelve gentlemen may say is needs embeUish the truth with shown a bicycle (without the front might prefer other allocations. It wall was also pierced to determine nonsense." Any juryman could say, tyre and tube), which he identified ticulars see Official Gazette their imaginations,—a foul habit he added, "I hold myself out to be were trite to say that some form of whether there might be a fire be as the one he had seen the accused which I decry!!" tween the lathe and plaster wall. quite as competent as any doctor to of the 12th February. direct taxation is long overdue. The I do indeed acknowledge my fault, riding away. The wall was hot to the touch ,but be able to assess the age of a girl." Constable Galloway told the Court wonder of it is that it has been so for now I recaU the incident, I mind it was found that there was no flame Sir Brooke commented that he was me her expression was: "If you that at "Ardsheal" in Paget on Feb long in coming. there. a "Uttle disappointed" in Dr. King's ruary 8 he found a cycle about 40 ARTHUR R. SMITH, don't like American, put tbat ta evidence in that. particular regard, Acceptance ta principle, however, Apparently what happened was feet from the gateway and obscured Director of Supplies. your pipe and smoke it." that the oil stove, set over two not because he gave that opinion from view on the main road. The is one thing; the implementing of but because of tbe reason he ad * * * inches of concrete, became so hot front inner tube and tyre had been 9423tm. 9450tm. the proposed new taxation scheme A neat, verse by A. P.- Herbert in that the heat set fire to the floor vanced for giving the opinion. The removed. Nearby was lying the regis is another. It wiU demand under the Sunday Graphic. beam's. Had the fire broken out gist of Dr. King's reply to his ques tration plate, which had been taken early in the morning the consequen tion, Sir Brooke explained, was "he off the cycle. standing, sincerity and courage in "The Russians 3bave a drug they say ces would have been extremely seri had faUen into error so many times Detective Sergeant Williams told high degree. The schedule wiU be Tears out the truth, however gross; ous. As it was, damage was Umited before with regard to assessments of WeU it will be a dirty day the Court that he saw Talbot out anxiously awaited. to that caused by the fireman in at age—perhaps he was referring to side the Police Station on February Special Rc^as When Hitler has his. dose. young girls—that my practice now The only objections worthy of tempting to get at the blaze and so 6. The nature of the complaint was nip it before it assumed disastrous is not to restrict myself too closely." explained to him but Talbot said he at the consideration raised were the com- And in 'Saturday Night,' I find the proportions. "My observation is that that is not following neat comment:— knew nothing about it and did not pUcations and cost of the plans as The firemen were handicapped a very good reason," said the judge. own a cycle, adding that when he "The problem of the moment is The judge felt that for a girl yet to be formulated. The difficul how to make the Germans more through lack of torch -batteries, wanted one, he hired it. ties can be overcome easily enough being unable to see below into the under the age of 15, the complainant The accused, giving evidence on his LANGTON HOTEL afraid of us than they of Ilimiuler. showed a high degree of precocious- by appUcation of the rule of com And they are dreadfully afraid of tank over which tbe kitchen floor own behalf, denied being to Hamil was set, while water from the hotel ness. She had known all about sexu ton at the time the cycle was al mon honesty and decency. It is up Himmler. itself was unobtainable as the Pub al matters. However, Sir Brooke, leged to have been taken from Reid —for Service men with to the authorities to make a regime * * * lic Works Department, in effecting said that was something for the Street, saying that he caught the overnight passes or 3- or a racket. Reading my morning paper this, repairs to the tank, had drawn att jurymen, residents of this country, 3.45 p.m. train to Southampton on day and what a^great wealth of news the water off'and replaced about to decide. He personaUy did not February 2 and went straight home. It is obvious that when the new day leave. I find. four inches of it. know if she was a true representa The hearing was adjourned until system is in operation customs For our Solons, having vowed for The fire hose in the hall way of tive of her type and whether aU girls this afternoon when the accused's duties on essentials must be lowered centuries that direct, taxation is vUe the hotel just outside the kitchen just below 15 were so advanced in mother is betog called to testify for in reasonable proportion to the and iniquitous, have now embraced door, while having water and pres knowledge of sexual questions. the defence. Talbot was remanded 7/6 per night it with aiwarmth-that would do credit sure behind it, was never brought in Sir Brooke pointed out tbat five in custody. fresh expectations of revenue. It to a lover on the screen. to play. people had testified that the girl goes without saying that smaU What is more, they have condemn —with all hotel pri\ t- o had made tbe remark sbe was 16. U.S.C. NOTEtflAMILTON earnings or incomes must be ten ed ad valorem, once 'beUeved to be The accused had even made this leges, dance floor, swim derly treated. This newspaper has sacrosanct, and they have suddenly statement when confronted by the discovered that women are capable At the US.C. Club, Hamilton, on no more use for a "soak the rich" Mrs. P. A. Rigge To Join poUce. Against that, the judge ming pool, dining room, of attending a baUot booth and added, the accused had known the Friday, February 11, the second of than it has for a "penalize the poor" marking a name with a cross. Bermuda General Theatres girl since she was, in fact, 11 years the quiz series was held. Mr. D. etc. poUcy. But the debate'of a very high order, of age. Yet he told the court that Douglas-Hamilton R.A.F. T.C. Unit, the defeated rising to great heights she did not look any different than was quiz master of the evening and Capital and labour, the rich, tbe and setting a fine example to many Mrs. P. A. Rigge, formerly con had a number of surprises in store F. J. G. FOOTE nected with tne programme section when he knew her three years ago. 1 Please register before 10 in-betweens, the border-liners and who debate largely oniy for pers. for the B.VR.C. and the RAJ . T.C: Local Representative the hard-ups are all in the picture. triumph. of the Bermuda Broadcasting Com WAS NO STRANGER teams confronting him. p.m. And having tasted fiscal blood, pany, ZFA3, will join the staff of Hone may conscientiously ask for the Bermuda General Theatres, it The B.V.R.C. took an early lead •MStm.eit.. I fe&r me that more and more direct "It may be so," he commented, and beat the RAJT. handily—37 to 22. 9448fm. more—or less—than a square deal. taxation wiU be Introduced and that was announced yesterday. "but it should seem extarordinary Mrs. Rigge, The Royal Gazette A good audience rocked with o-- aU of us, Uke eels, will get used to ,that no change is to be observed." laughter at many of the amusing being skinned. learned, will be engaged in arrang He added that tbe girl was no ing children's programmes for the stranger to Johansen as he was her answers, one answer, in particular Agricultural Director Saturday shows of The Playhouse. relative. stopping the contest for a consider Mrs. Rigge has previous program able time. One of the contestants Rebuts Supply Officer It was no defence when * girl was asked the meaning of "hydro THEY SAY me experience,. having worked for a said she was 16 if the man did not time with the BB.C. in London, ar phobia." He repUed "Well I know it's —Playing Today— direct his mind to it. Otherwise, said ta Europe somewhere, but exactly Continued from Page 1 ranging programmes for foreign lan Sir Brooke, "you would bave a whole "ActuaUy, yields of Bermuda seed By A. M. PURCELL guage broadcasts. where I've forgotten." lot of these Uttle girls waving poUce Frizes were presented -hy Major proved rather better than antici That the House surprised son e identity cards about the roads— pated and on 4th January it was people. Louis Mowbray, B.VR.C3 Finland Opening Peace that's not the purpose of the law of Miss Jessie Fleming of the U.S.O. reported that potatoes were ta Ub * * * this land." eral supply temporarily and on 21st Flatts was one of the judges, whtte That it. voted strongly to favour of Parley With Soviets ? "It is a defence open to a man" Mr. E. James Cooper acted as time -PLAYHOUSE- January that the supply was theh Income Tax. he explained, "when bona fide he adequate but was expected to fall keeper and scorer. * * * comes before a jury and says 'Yes, The B.V.R.C. was represented by off ta February. The quantity to be Continued from Page 1 it is true, I had intercourse with At - 2.45 & 7.45 - Exciting, Naval Adventure! marketed in the following four That if the Chairman of the Finance loiow what is developing are saying C.Q.M.S. Perks, L/C Doughty, L/C Oonunittee suffered a technical that girl but at that time I had Brown, Rfn. Bell and Rfn. Mulder. weeks was estimated at 1,000 barrels nothing." reasonable cause to beUeve she was (or about one-third the normal re .defeat, he emerged from it stronger The RAP. had L/C Bremerman, than ever. • at or oves the age of 16. I did, ta L/C Baldwin, A/C Ongley, Cpl. Mat "The Navy Comes Through" quirements). STOCKHOLM, February 13 CReu fact, at the time beUeve it. I had "A shortage of potatoes has in * * * ter ).—The Finnish Minister of the thews and A/C Penrose. Interior, M. Leo Ehrnroth, arrived appUed my mind to that.' He says, deed been forecast by the Depart That now for the legislation on the 'Yes, I considered the question in Refreshments were served after At - 4.15 & 9.15 - "HERE WE GO AGAIN" ment of Agriculture ever since only subjectv here today. He is the fourth Finnish the contest. politician, to arrive in Stockholm my mind and my mind went back 1,000 barrels of Triumph seed arrived * * * to February (1943) when she told Edgar BERGEN — CharUe MCCARTHY for the Department from Nova during the last few days. "I am not Yesterday afternoon a large crowd That some are wondering what tbe here for peace negotiations. I have me that she was 16.' If that conduct Ginny SIMMS.. Scotia instead of the 2,000 barrels rates wttl be and when the Act is not callous to a high degree I do of servicemen found their way to ordered. The late arrival of this witt come into force. come to discuss the question of Fin the Club for another of the sing nish child refugees in Sweden," he not know what else it could be de songs and afternoons of music with seed also was a discouraging feature * * * scribed as, but nevertheless there and it is the late-planted fields of said. the Hayward boys. The music was That if wttl'be just too bad if it is are tbe facts." enjoyed thoroughly. Triumph .which have suffered, made retroactive. In spite of denials of peace nego chiefly from blight. There is also a tiations by all four of the Finnish Tbe court adjourned before one danger that the second or main * * * politicians now, here, the trend of p.m. to this morning at 10.15 o'clock, -OPERA HOUSE- crop of potatoes which is now in the That the Warwick Academy 3Prize comment in the' Swedish press today when it is expected that the case of Whooping Cough Breaks ground wUl also be infected with is that peace negotiations are in the Crown against Ernest Christo Day provided another excitement. progress or about to be started, and pher Leader, charged with felonious Out In Central School —BIG DOUBLE BILL— blight and farmers are urged to wounding, will open. spray their potatoes as soon as they * * * that the Finnish Cabinet will be re At - 2.45 & 7.45 - Gay Entertainment! emerge from the ground. This sec That a £25,000 endowment is not shuffled to please Russia. M. Vaino Continued from Page 1 ond crop will be reaped chiefly in only generous-. Tanner, the acting Prime Minister, tiousness of parents, and the pres April and potatoes will be scarce till * * . is expected to go, and M. Passiviki A resident of ancient Athens could ent crowding of famiUes makes the "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON" is likely to be the new Prime Minis then. That it marks a new era in education. be exiled for five or 10 years if 6,000 necessary care both difficult and ter. citizens voted for his removal. speciaUy important." Ginger ROGERS — Cary GRANT "Fortunately a large part of this here. second crop consists of potatoes of At - 5.oo & 10.00 - . "CHINA" the variety Sebago, the new variety * * * Further Details About imported by the Department of Ag That it certainly is timely. Thrilling War drama of tbe Orient! riculture which has some resistance * * * Spy Trial In Detroit Loretta YOUNG Alan LADD to blight, and with reasonably good That only one guess is allowed as growing conditions it is expected to to the donor. do weU. SuppUes of this seed are Continued from Pafe 1 WE WANT TO BUY stiU avaUable and are fit for plant- * * * other activities in the United States. Synthetic, Semi-Precious and Imitation tag now. They can be obtained from That the Chief Justice has scored "Sari gave me a notebook with the the usual merchants or on appU "irregularity ta law" here< names of people who might be good BAILEY'S BAY SOUTHAMPTON cation at the Marketing Centre." * * * contacts for me in America," she STONES for JEWELLERY At 8.00 related. The witness said she receiv At 8.00 Mr. RusseU also said it was net for That the point he stressed should If you have stocks available, send us complete lists and prices Michele Morgan have been cleared up some time ed last minute instructions before "Bataan" the Agricultural Department to teU leaving Lisbon, Portugal, from thfc at once) and state terms. References: Dun Gr Bradstreet, "Two Tickets To the War-time SuppUes Commission ago. 5^K German Naval Attache. when to import potatoes. and Industrial Trust Company, Providence, R.I., U.S.A. London" "Happy Go Lucky'' * * * "Other witnesses during the first "Coney Mand" The foUowing are the reports re day of trial were, Augustus B. Kim- JOHN F. ALLEN & SON, Inc. —In Technicolor— ceived by the Commission from the That an old song has been altered. Betty Grable. zel, chief metallurgist of the Union Steiner. Bldg., Westminster Street Mary Martin Department on Irish potatoes: * * * Carbide and Carbon research labora October 22—Early plantings of That it now reads: "Yes! we have tory in New York; Miss Nyda Gard PROVIDENCE, R.I, U.S.A. local seed are making good progress. ner, of the British Bureau of Censor —SANDY'S THEATRE— A few will be dug late ta November no potatoes." ship at Bermuda; and Harry Kobel, and about 3,000 barrels in December * * * special investigator with the Detroit At 8.15 if weather is favourable from now That a concert was advertised as a office of Immigration and Naturali Buy War Stamps A "The Big Street" & "Ox-Bow Incident" on. Owing to the non-arrival of the Celerity Concert." sation." Savings Certificates seed potatoes from Nova Scotia, few * * # COLONY THEATRES potatoes will be dug ta January. o . SOMERS OPERA HOUSE TOWN HALL—St. George's That reading the names of the ar CHARGES ANTI-BUSINESS December 2—The quantity of Irish tistes, one might call it "A Cele At 8.15 At 8.15 potatoes from Bermuda seed expect- brity Concert.-o" - ACTIVITY BY GOVERNMENT News—AEOLIAN HALL~News "Seven Days Leave" "Stick To Yottr ed to be dug ta the next four weeks AGENCIES * * # "Five Graves to Guns" is 2,500 barrels. Potatoes wUl be FIRE RAGES OVER THOUSANDS WASHINGTON, February 12 (Reu 3 & 8 p.m. 4.30 & 9.30 pjn. scarce thereafter durtag January That the sale of War Saving Certi ficates campaign has nearly reach ter).—Mr. William Lavarre announc Cairo" "Seven Days Leave" and February. OF MILES IN CHILE ed his resignation today as chief of January 4—In Uberal supply tern ed its objective. Mmt * * * the American Republics Division of porarUy. SANTIAGO DE CHILE, February 12 the Department of Commerce in pro January 21—Supply adequate at Tha(Reuter).—Tht then foer fira esecon whicdh loanbrok. e out test against what he described as the present time but wttl faU off ta in the forests of southern Chile has subversive activities against Ameri -PLAYING THIS WEf K- February. The quantity to be mar become a national catastrophe. can business by the Administra keted in the next four weeks esti Many thousands of square miles, tion's foreign economic agencies. "Blocked OPERA HOUSE mated at 1,000 barrels. from the region of Temuco to the Mr. Lavarre has been a writer on PLAYHOUSE February 3—Irish potatoes scarce. seaboard, are now an enormous fur Latin American affairs for many Tuesday Tuesday o nace. Eight big farms have been years and has been chief of the di *. "Here We Go Again" *"p6ace Upon A Honeymoon' DIRECTS NURSING SERVICE totally destroyed and it is estimated vision since April, 1941. "The Navy Comes Through" "Five Graves To Cairo" JOHN NLS0N that over 200 people have perished, as o Wednesday Wednesday, Thursday well as much farm stock. WU16BMW LONDON, February 12 (Reuter).— REPORT RAID ON ROME "Harrigan's Kid" "Two Tickets To London" American headquarters in Britain The devastating curtain of fire is rdrSmmm*- -fa-Aiuuir announce that Lieutenant Colonel 5 a> "The Ox-Bow Incident" "Bombardier" now advancing towards the pro LONDON, Feb. 13 (Reutei).—Tbe *^?,__£'H?fS_SJ? lytt CLEMEN" Pat O'Brien. Ida W. Danielson is now director of vinces of Arauco and Malleco, des German controlled Rome radio re Thursday, Friday the nursing service for the U.S. pite heroic efforts of the troops and ported tonight that bombs were "Forever And A Day" Friday, Saturday Army in the European theatre of Carabinieri, who are fighting the dropped on Rome last night. The Brian Aherne, Ida Lupino - "Dixie" operations. She replaces Lieutenant flames ta an almost unbreathable Rome announcer said, "Bombs fell Charles Laughton, —In Technicolor— Colonel Margaret Aaron, who has re News — MASONIC HALL — Somerset atmosphere under dense clouds of in the street not far from the Basilica Saturday Bing Crosby, turned to the. United States because smoke. Ashes are being blown as of Santa Maria Maggiore. Almost at far as the outskirts of Santiago, over 8.30— "Santa Fe Scouts" — Boy Rogers "Forever And A Day" Dorothy Lamour of illness. Colonel Danielson comes the.same time, otheraircraft dropped 2.45 7.30 9.30 from the office of the Surgeon Gen a distance of more than 370 miles. b.mbs on the Tuskolano quarter. "Seven Days Leave" eral in Washington, D.C. where she Early-this morntag the flames were Several buildings were severely da 9.45— "Gentle Gangster" — Drama was chief of nurse personnel. spreading towards wheat zones. maged."
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CHINESE PILOT DOWNS FW190 LONDON COMMENT «M £225,000 Devebpment Grant HAMILTON POLICE COURT LONDONJFeb. 13 (Reuter).—Head YUGOSLAV SPLIT NO NEARER quarters, European Theatre of Op For Jamaica Agriculture erations, UJ3. Army, stated that 2/Lt. "PIPELINE POLrnCS" SOLUTION: GOVT. ADAMANT Before the Wor. H. Martin Godet, J.P. Wau Kau Konfe, the only Chinese LOHifJON, Feb. 13 (Reutei):—The Charged with failing to furnish ftehter pilot ta the European theatre, LONDON, February 12 (Reuter).— By DENIS HARTIN a return of entries made in her hot down a Focke-Wulfe 190 while The newspaper The Star, comment British government has made a grant ing editorially today on President of £226,000 to Jamaica for agricultural lodging house register, OUve Isabel icorttag heavy bombers over Frank- CAIRO, Feb 13 (Reuter). M The development in the island over a Eve, proprietress of "Oxford House," t last Friday. Roosevelt's denunciation of "Pipe Yugoslav Prime Minister, Bozidar line Polities," which involved the al period of five years, the Colonial Woodbourne Avenue,. Pembroke, 3Puritch, does not intend to make Offlca announced today. It is the pleaded guilty before the Wor. H. most startling revelation that Am any reply to the Soviet statement re Martin Godet, J.P. in Hamilton Po erica is running short of oil, says largest single grant ever made under garding a letter he sent recently to the Colonial Development and Wel lice Court on Saturday and was it is not clear whether the Presi M. Novikov, the Soviet Minister ta fare Act of 1940 and is tbe first to be bound over. Miss Eve told the Court dent's use of the term "continental Cairo. Tbe letter was stated to bave given not for a specific service but that she had been informed by a m VALENTINES boundaries" was intended to include been written by a group of Soviet for merging with ordinary expendi constable that it was not necessary South America. fiS war prisoners who escaped and ture of the Colonial government. to furnish weekly returns until any It continues, "If it is so and Venez found themselves in detachments of her guests left. uela is likely to run dry in a genera under General Mihailovitch. It wiU enable the Jamaican autho The Magistrate retorted that she tion, then the outlook would be seri The letter described General Mi rities tb expand agricultural work by had evidently been misinformed and ous for the United States in this hailovitch as leader of the Serbian about 60 per cent ta the first year. weekly returns had to be furnished Carburettor age. That is why oil people. The Soviet Minister returned In each succeeding year the govern to the Police Department in accord prospectors are busy in Asia. In the letter, pointing out the improb ment of Jamaica wiU increase its ance with the regulations. The al at that event it would be Imperative to ability of the statements it con share of the agricultural services so leged offence was committed over a seek overseas supplies. If it is ne tained, and sent a copy of his reply that by the fifth year approximately period of two years. cessary to leave that task to the 47 per cent of the cost will be borne td the press. by Jamaica. On the application of Mr. David great oil trusts, at least we may hope At the same time, the Yugoslavs Tucker, who was engaged in another that the Administration will keep have revealed increasing anxiety Jamaica is almost entirely an agri The Little Green Shop a tight check on their activities. cultural country, and the develop matter in the Supreme Court, the concerning the problem of relations ment programme alms principally charge against Bernice Richards of "There is ground for thinking that with the Partisans by announcing at cheeking soU erosion, improving Dock HIU, Devonshire of owning a so far both in Persia and Saudi that King Peter recently saw various land fortuity, increasing production dog which allegedly kUled 20 fowls Arabia what has happened has been persons who urged him to find some and adopting mixed farming me and six ducks, valued at £26, the no better than a gold rush scramble mean of reconciliation with Marshal thods. property of Annie Correia, was ad for concessions among rival firms Tito. These- persons are middle party journed sine die. Col. T. M. DiU is and even contending nations. Yugoslavs who are perturbed at the representing the complainant. "We must accept the President's development ta the general situa In view of the defendant's good re 9049tm.th.tp. denial of any Teheran pact between tion, it is learned in reUable quarters 15,000 KILLED DURING cord, his Worship said he would be the three chief Allies to control the here. lenient and impose a fine of 10/- on world's oil supplies in the future. Tbe terms of the Soviet statement LENINGRAD'S SIEGE William Henry Simmons,, labourer, contrast with the recent cordial of Middle Road, Paget, charged witb At the same time we feel that it message from Marshal Stalin to M. would be difficult to think of a By DUNCAN.HOOPER using offensive words in Reid Street simpler device for ensuring that the Puritch on the occasion of the Or on February 4. Germans never go to war again. No thodox Church New Year. 3LENINGRAD, Feb.. 13 (Reuter).— For parking their horses and ve oil — no Panzer Divisions, no Luft The Yugoslav Ministers considered Fifteen thousand people were killed hicles other than in the direction Middy Blouses! waffe, no U-boats — no Hitlers." the situation throughout the day. and 15,000 wounded during the siege of travel for that side of the street, After the meetings a spokesman de of Leningrad, but the unbreakable Alfred Swan of Pond Road, Pembroke clared: "M. Puritch does not intend morale of the inhabitants, backed and Stanford Caesar of Devonshire to change his attitude and will re by the Red Army, explained why the were bound over and warned, the of U.S. PLANES ATTACK TARGETS sist all efforts to undermine the Germans came so near and yet never fences being committed in Church; authority of the government." succeeded in entering tha city. Street on February 8. Swan submit AT HONG KONG & INDO-CHINA ted that he was a member of the The chairman of the Oity Soviet, Horse Lovers' League and it consti Attractive school girls .... we have Peter Popov, said that 80 per cent of 03HDNGKING, Feb. 13 (Reuter).— tuted an act of cruelty to leave a an excellent well tailored Middy the casualties among aU civilians horse facing into the wind, the. Aircraft of General Claire Chan- Badoglio Appoints Socialist were caused by shelling. neault's U.S. 14th Air Force bave Magistrate replying that he could Blouse of sturdy cotton tweed. smashed hard at Japanese targets in As His Under-Secretary Leningrad went on to a war footing have used an apron to protect his HAITI* occupied Ohina and Indo-China in the moment the Germans crossed the horse. in the past 48 hours, said a com frontier, and as the Germans neared Gertrude Ford of Pembroke East These attractive Blouses with POOD munique from General Stilwell's NAPLES, Feb. 13 (Reuter).—Mar the distant approaches to the city a was sent to prison for one month Headquarters today. shal Badoglio has appointed Signor large number of women, chUdren with hard labour for behaving in an Peter Pan and sports collar with DUNK On Friday, -Mitchells attacked the Dino Phillipson, former Socialist and old people were evacuated east offensive manner in Reid Street on airdrome and storage area at Hong Deputy, to be Under-Secretary ta the wards. February 11. long or short sleeves are ideal for Kong. ' Mitchells of the Chinese- Prime Minister's department. Signor This reduced the pre-war popula James Richards, proprietor of the school and every day use. In white American composite wing, ih a sea Phillipson, a prominent anti-Fascist tion to a nucleus in which every man Canadian Hotel, said he bad to eject ocomait sweep off the coast of China left a ta the period foUowtag the murder and woman had a task in the city's the accused from his premises on only. Sizes six to eighteen. »ii.q»- —f m nit i 5,800 ton merchant ship burning and of Matteotti, had latterly been kept defence. The first shells and mas- two occasions for her behaviour. staking, and probably sank two ta' confinement, on an island by bombing found barricades in posi Constable TindaU, who arrested 1,600 ton tenders. Mussoltai. tion and all the city's services func Ford, was bitten on the hand on the P. J. G. FOOTE On Saturday, fighter bombers Although credit is given to bis tioning smoothly behind the Red way to the Police Station. Local Representative struck at Waling, on the Yunan anti-Fascist record, Signor FhUUpson Army. A fine of £2 was imposed on John border, and others attacked Japa is criticised by supporters of Count The whole population, from the MacDonald Armstrong, labourer, of 8/6 4«S9t_-.-•!..». nese barracks in Indo-China, all Sforza, who hold him jointly respon age of 14 to 65, was mobilised for Nofth Hill for using offensive words their bombs falling in the target sible with the.recently ejected Press fire-Watching. None of ibe citizens in Victoria Street on February 11. area. Mitchells attacked trawlers Officer, Signor Filipo Naldi, for per wiU ever forget the "hungry months" Charged with being drunk while in Tongking Gulf. Four American suading Signor Realli, the Under- of January and February, 1942, bo in charge of a horse and vehicle in aircraft are missing from tnese op Secretary of the Interior; Professor fore the road was opened over the Angle Street on February 11, William erations. Epicarmo Corbino, the Under-Secre ice of Lake Ladoga and fresh suppUes George Peniston of Pembroke East END YOUR Chinese airmen shot down eight tary for Industry, and Professor were brought in. was fined £3. His Worship warned out of 18 Japanese aircraft raiding Giovanni Cuomo, the Under-Secre the accused of the danger not only SHAVING "We were forced to bring the daily Kanhsien in Kiangsi Province today. tary for Education, to enter the Bad food ration down to a Uttle over half tb himself but to others using-the The Dress Shop TROUBLES All Chinese planes returned safely. ogUo Mtaistry. highway when he was not in control This, say Count Sforza's support a pound of bread for workers and Just over a quarter of a pound for of his horse. Reid Street Hamilton THIS EASY WAY ers, runs across the intention of the others,'' Popov said. '' 'Cheering mes democratic parties, who design to sages from Britain and America had MOSQUITOES CAN DEAL freeze out Marshal BadogUo by iso great moral effect, and we received PROMISES FULL SCALE LAM) WITH NEW HUN BOMBER lation. - . ; many gifts from our AlUes for which USE o we will always be grateful." OFFENSIVE INSIDE CHINA By Reuter's Air Correspondent NAZIS USE TRANSPORT PLANES TO SUPPLY RHODES GARRISON CHUNGKING, feb. 13 (Reuter).— BARBASOL LONDON, Feb. 13 (Reuter) ^-Re The commander ta chief of the Ame ports from R.A.F. taght fighter CAIRO, February 12 (Reuter).— In MOSCOW PAPER BITTERLY rican ground forces in India, China pilots indicate that Germany's a desperate attempt to reinforce and Burma, General Joseph StUweU, largest and latest bomber, the Hein their garrison at Rhodes, the Ger today promised in a statement ATTACKS POUSH GOVT. through his chief of staff that a full NO BRUSH! kel 177t with comparatively heavy man air command has had to throw defensive armament and armour, in Junkers 52 transport planes of scale land and air offensive would be NO LATHER! can be effectively dealt with by the the type they have been -using in By HAROLD KING launched from the interior in su£V their attempts to assist the encircled port of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz's NO RUB-IN! Mosquito fighter.' MOSCOW, Feb. 13 (Reuter). — A drive to smash the Japanese block divisions in the Kaniev pocket in smashing attack made on the PoUsh The Heinkel 177 was used in small Russia. ade in the Pacific and to land ground numbers in Italy and on the south government ta London by the Com and air-forces on the Chinese main GIVES EASIER', The heavy toll taken by tbe R.A.F. munist Party newspaper Pravda east coast of England on the night of German shipping in the Aegean land. CLOSER. QUICKER of January 21/22. Previously it had would appear finally to remove any General StUweU said that the been employed mainly on long range has compelled this step, but already chance there may have been for a SHAVES R.A.F. Beaufighters have shot down settlement of the PoUsh question by Ledo Road was progressing satisfac over-water bomber reconnaissance four of .these transport planes in torily, despite unfavourable, weather duties. way of negotiation, and indicates conditions. At present, however, A midwtag monoplane with a 103.5 the past 48 hours, besides continu that the Soviet government wul now Hi WITHOUT LATHERING ing successful attacks on the Ger consider other means of settling the China.was totally dependent on air feet wtagspan, it has two engines man supply vessels. tiansport. giving it 2,700 horsepower at 18,700 question. The largest and newest cargo car feet. Heinkel 177's operating over The article goes far beyond any rying planes would be available, and Britain*were armed with a 20 miUi thing hitherto published. Its numer in anticipation of such aircraft every BARBASOL. RAZOR BLADES metre gun in the taU mounting, and BOMBS DROP IS JERUSALEM ous quotations of PoUsh under facUity and accommodation was be THE BETTER'BLADE a number of smaUer caUbre guns. ground newspapers and from confi ing prepared. __ It is known to have been used as , JERUSA3LEM, Feb. 13 (/P).—Seven dential instructions issued by agents ———-o PACKAGE OF S FOR 8D bombs were dropped near the Jeru a parent craft for ghdet bombs. It salem government buUdtag last of the underground movement are SOLD BY ALL STORES Is sUghtly bigger than the British designed to show systematic anti- NO BUSINESS AS USUAL AFTER Lancasters, and the Germans have night, causing slight damage but no Russian activity inside Poland on tbe GERMANS HAVE SURRENDERED THROUGHOUT BERMUDA casualties. part of the emigre government. been experimenting with it since LONOON, Feb. 13 (Reuter).—The DISTRIBUTED BY the war began. The Heinkel fac The Russians are resentful that President of the Board of Trade, Mr. tories at Rostock were a target for their proposals have met with what Hugh Dalton, ta a speech today said, Bermuda General the Bomber Command's first satura ADVERTISEMENT they regard as evasive or negative "Ther. is a danger here that people tion attack. response. At the same time, the So may think that once Germany sur viet government is anxious and renders, aU will be easy and we can Agency eager to be the so-caUed PoUsh ques .slip back quickly to a business a. 9419tm. Piles Ruin tion settled. It is felt that there ls usual poUcy*** each for himseU and no obstacle for a settlement as far the devil take the hindmost. This as the PoUsh people, who are the is aU wrong. Nineteen-forty-foui guardians of the real national inter will be an outstanding year in his est, are involved. tory and will se«r tremendous miUtary Your Nerves It must accordingly be presumed events. If you wear a Don't let itching, bleeding. Internal ot protruding Piles sap your vitality, ruin that Russia will now search for ways "As the Biitish and American sol your nerves, and drive you crazy witb pain. and means which will ignore the diers go into battle, the world will Speed-Easy Cblnarold the recent discovery of an Amer London government. hold its breath." UNIFORM ican physician stops the pain ln IS minutes so you can walk, ride, work and enjoy. Ufe WAU. PAINT ln comfort. It also quickly aids nature to heal the sore tender parts and shrinks the Khaki, blue, grey, white, air- swollen tumors and restores normal func Pyrex Glass Ware! tions to the rectum. Start thia new t_m» force blue — you should be ment at once and avoid the danger and Godet dc Young expense of an operation. Chinaroid ls guar For Flame or Oven! well dressed'— smart — from anteed to heal your FUes and make you feel Hamilton St. George Uke new or money back on return of empty 9445t_o. ] package. 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ROUNDUP OF PARTISANS Red Army Drives Within AUies Regain Grip On If it's washable— FOR SALE 40 Miles Of Pskov Position Near Anzio Used m HAUTE SAVOIE Remember SEED POTATOES Continued from Page 1 Ceatiaaed froa Psge 1 Bicyeles use RINSO Vichy Police Are Reported MOSCOW, re.. 13 (Reuter).—Mar ening after seven days of the. most 1 ._.. . • -* & VEGETABLE SEEDS shal StaUn, in an order' of the day, savage fighting. Slight advances The FOR SALE E&HP^ Coloured* iwfe* tonight --announced that the Red were made. ir f ar« safie wtth /^•S-'ls'jJF ^:-:^!B^B Closing In On Mountains Army had captured Luga, an import Reinforcements have been drawn IPik______Rinso! J ant communications centre and pow by the Germans from the Eighth No Permit Required LONDON, Feb. 13 (Reuter).— The erful strongpoint in-Ithe German Army front to bolster up their re Henry Dunkley & Go. German-controlled Paris radio said defences, whi< h was -outflanked .and sistance. Prisoners taken yesterday f^^fesll Front Street Hamilton •today that ITrench partisans in Haute then frontaUy assaulted on Satur at Cassino were from a battalion of GOOD TEA Ni_b-ftBMa^'-::*-!______J Savoie are cut off and surrounded. day. a German parachute division last, Burnaby Cycles i_©T Robert de Beaplan, the radio com In an order addressed to' General identified on the Adriatic sector. <397tth eit|>. 9422 tm. "*5I Jh&Wrt i _ IH mentator, said, "Men of the Maauis Govorov, Marshal StaUn said that •'S--f<*?%?Vi *'**m have ..been surrounded by Joseph Russian troops which participated in SHELLING IS HEAVY Darnand's police forces in the high the victory would be saluted by Mos -WfjM&itel -"'•£ 8 re The Germans are shelling the Cas BROOKE ' ^ .-•' *' _fc -W& irr_r# A. mountains. cow's guns tonight with 12 salvoes sino positions heavily. 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Rinso does the campaign will be directed to other gap left to those German foroes still Canadian troops of the Eighth Army WITH ENERGY washing by itself. It simply French provinces." remaining east of the Leningrad- were engaged in several coastal Beaplan went on to give a revealing Luga raUway. clashes. soaks out the dirt—cleanses In 24 Hours description of tho partisan activities. The Red Army is now astride the When Your UVER Makes BILE Row thoroughly—leaves your clothes Sufferers from loss of vigour, nervous When you feel dull, listless and have nc ness, weak body, impure blood, falling He said: "For months now these raUway and the road to -Pskov, the ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Algiers, Hifl-iBlood Pressure energy it is a sign tfaat your liver is not unharmed. memory, and who are old and worn-out bands have been terrorising Haute last German base on the Baltic front, Feb. 13 (AP).—The weather is still before their time will be delighted to learn Savoie. 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/ WEST END UNITED WIN TRYTHIS SERPS WIN FIST ROUND BLACKPOOL BEATEN AGAIN THREE GAMES ARE PLAYED TWO NATIONAL LEAGUE Your Clothes * IF YOU'REIERVW S OF B.F.A. TROPHY lSTROUNDTROPHfMATCH IN CUP QUALIFYING GAME IN INTERSERVICE LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED SATURDAY Should be . . . on "certain days" of month If functional monthly disturb Stone Scores Hat Trick To Beat Watford Mess 4 To 1 Aston Villa Are Upset By Canvas Manor, Seahawks And ances make you nervous, restless, Centipedes And Bottle Boys "SUNSHINE" hig__.trung, cranky, blue, at sucb times—lay Lydia E. Pinkham's Get 3-1 Win Over Centre At Boaz Island Yesterday Coventry In Week End Gaines Ramblers Win Their Matches Win From Flags And Jackets WASHED Vegetable Compound. Famous to help relieve sucb pain and nervous It was not good football, but the West End TJnited, through their 4 The week end brought a number The first games in the second With two more games played in feelings of women's "difficult to 1 victory over Watford Mess yes Phone 2104 days." Follow label direction* battle between the Pembroke Serps of upsets in English soccer. Black round of the Interserviee League, the National I_eague division of the and Malabar Training Centre in the terday at Boaz Island, enter the sec pool, for instance, was beaten by western division, were played last Interservice Basketball Competition SUNSHINE LAUNDRY Important I There's no substi- first reund of the Bermuda Football ond round of the Bermuda Football Burnley in a home game by the night at the N.O.B. gymnasium with Saturday afternoon at the B.B.C. f bite for Lydia E. Pinkham's Association Trophy competition Association trophy competition. score of 3 to 1, while at Coverntry Canvas Manor beating Cockroach gymnasium, there is but one game Vegetable Compound. Accept yesterday at the BA.A. field was a The teams: West End United — City, Aston Villa lost a League Gulch 35 to 27, the Seahawks beat left to play in the first round of 9M4tm. 'fM V only tha original and genuine. good one from the spectators' view McEwan; Hart and Shaw; Letley, Qualifying match 2 Jo 0. ing the CataUnas 30 to 7, and the that league. This is the tut between point. Dyer and Pengelly; Cuthbert, Wood- Playing at their own home field Ramblers winning from the Comets the Neversweats and the Rams, The word "battle" is used advisedly, more, Chambers, Fred Shepherd and Liverpool shut-out Crewe Alexandra 38 to 24. which is scheduled for play on for in winning 3 to 1 the Serps gave Feeny. 8 to 0. Al Jones was the official. Thursday at 1.30 p.m. and received some bodily contact. Watford Mess — Ayres; Bush and The scores in EngUsh soccer and The following are the individual On Saturday afternoon the Centi The teams: Shepherd; Ma jury, Jago and Milton; rugger played over the week end scores: pedes beat the Cross Flags 35 to 26, Special Sale Serps — Ruberry; Emery Maderios Leggett, Veltoh, Home, Bawden and foUow: Cockroach Gulch (27).—Thompson, while the Bottle Boys beat the Yel of and Eric Maderios; Stafford, G. Davidson. Mr. Haslett was the League Cup Qualifying Competlon f, 4-1-9; Hurley, f, 1-1-3; Hill, c, 0-1-1; low Jackets 38 to 23. PeUegrino and Souza and A. Souza; A. Maderios, referee. Aberaman Athletic 2, Swansea'Town 4 Bemakis, g, 1-0-2; Fierotti, f, 4-0-8; Sullivan were the officials. Stone, Stovell, Bernard and O'Neill.' Watford, it will be noted, played Barnsley 4, Huddersfield Town 1 Suggars, g, 2-0-4. The following are the individual PLACE MATS and NAPKINS Malabar Training Centre — Payne; Milton, Home and Davidson, all of Birmingham 2, Wolverhampton Wand. 1 Canvas Manor (35).—Bonetti, f scores of the games played: Monroe and Watts; Bonsor, Mac- the Fleet Air Arm, and the Sports Blackpool 1, Burnley 3 Bolton Wanderer; s 4, Blackburn Hovers 1 3-0-6; Caruso, f, 6-0-12; Hudson, c, Centipedes (35) — Polipko, f, 0-1-1; in Richardson and Hunt; Simms, Bark Editor learns that the Meet Air Arm Bradford 4, 'nu§-City 1 1-0-2; Mayhiow, c, 1-0-2; Holshouser, Pistey, f, 0-0-0; Zipper, f, 7-0-14; Ikirt, er, Prosser, Chadwick and Williams. have dropped out of the B.FA. tro Bristol City 2/C&rdiff City 1 Gay Fruit Prints on Soft Fringed Coventry City 2, Aston Tula 0 g, 1-1-3; PoweU, g, 0-0-0; Kaiser, g, c, 1-2-4; Weiss, g, 3-0-6; Fritts, g, 4-0-8; A strong wind made good passing phy competition, although they will Darlington 2, Hartlepools United 4 0*0-0; Lindley, g, 5-0-10. Cisco, g, 1-0-2. 'virtually impossible, but even under carry on with league play. Derby County 7, Notts County 3 Cotton Homespun. Doncaster Rovers 3, Chesterfield 2 Seahawks (30) .—Plopper, f, 7-0-14; Cross Flags (26) — Garnhard, f,. this handicap the Centre managed Out at Boaz a strong cross wind Halifax Town 0, Oldham Athletic 3 Messier, f, 4-0-8; SwiU, g, %4-i, Mullin, 6-0-12; matt, f, 0-0-0; Goff, f, 2-1-5; Make up your own Luncheon Set to keep the ball in their opponents' took the ball out of play on many Leeds United 2, Bradford City 0 c, 0-0-0; Chester, c, 0-0-0; MotUnger Potts, c, 0-1-1; Vickers, g, 2-0-4; Wasi- half of the field most of the time. occasions. Watford kicked off into Lincoln City 0, Sheffield United 0 g, 1-0-2; ToU, g, 00-0; Johnson, g, loff, g, 2-0-4. the sun and after a few minutes of Liverpool 8, Crewe Alexandra 0 What goals the Serps made came Lovells Athletic 2, Bath City 0 1-0-2. Place Mats now 2/- Napkins now 1/9 as the, result of breakaways and all play, Shepherd of West End handled Manchester United 3, Bury 3 CataUnas (7).—Michaels, f, 2-04; Yellow Jackets (23) — Schwartz, f, were scored by Lucious Stone — who the ball. Jago took the kick but Newcastle United 4, Middlesbrough 1 Santiago, f, 0-0-0; Steveps, f, 0-1-1; 4-0-8; Zouck, f, 0-0-0; Levy, f, 0-0-0; was played in the forward line so placed it well out of the goal. Nottingham _*6rest 0, Mansfield Town 1 Rotherham'United 6. Grimsby Town 1 Stimson, f, 0-0-0; -ftelding, c, 1-0-2; Henneman, c, 0-0-0; Karpook, g, 2-0-4; that he could take a few pounds of There followed a fast bit of work Sheffield Wednesday 0, Leicester City 3 Bossart, g, 0-0-0; Buchanan, g, 0-0-0; Clayton, g, 0-0-0; Peoples, g, 5-1-11. surplus weight off him! by Cuthbert, who took the ball up to Southport 2, Rochdale 4 Lewis, g, 0-0-0; Casey, g, 0-0-0. Bottle Boys (38) —SaUvar, f, 3-3-9; The first goal of the game was Watford's goal, but Ayres held it. Stockport County 4, Manchester City 3 Sunderland 1, Gateshead 4 Ramblers (38).—Nidiffer, g, 5-0-10; Mosca, f, 4-0-8; Roe, f, 1-0-2; Talk, c, A. S. Cooper & Sons scored for the Serps when Stone, on The play progressed backward and Tranmere Rovers 2, Chester 3 Tarnstorm, f, 4-0-8; Bushes, f, 0-1-1; 5-1-11; Smith, c, 1-0-2; Vanselous, g, a breakaway down-the right touch- forwards with West End passing Walsall 0, Stoke City 2 " Skenes, c, 2-1-5; Pridfcn, c, 5-0-M; Ben 1-4-6; Richardson, g, 0-0-0; Varga, g, line, carried the ball half the length much better than they have this West Bromwich Albion 3, Northampton Town 1 nett, g, 0-0-0; Brennan, g, 2-0-4. 00-0. of the field and shot a hard one at season, keeping Watford on the go Comets (24)—Rowland, f, 1-0-2; the goalie. The ball bounced off all the time. Wrexham 2, Everton 1 The following are the League League South Caugherty, f, 1-0-2; Kauper, f, 4-0-8; standings to date: Neversweats 6-0; Payne but stone made no mistake Watford put on the pressure and about the second shot. Aldershot 4, Brentford 2 Strickland, c, 3-0-6; Davison, c, 0-0-0; Bottle Boys 6-1; Rams 5-1; Centi gave Shaw and Dyer plenty of work Crystal Palace 1, Chelsea 0 WUliams, g, 1-0-2; Hernon, g, 1-&-2; pedes 4-8; YeUow Jackets 3-4; Cross Malabar equalized shortly after to do. Fulham 6, Southampton 2 Now in stock— Milwall 5. Clapton Orient 1 Faulke, g, 0-0-0; Uglietti, g, 0-2-2, Flags 2-5; Invaders 1-6. wards, when one of the Serp backs The first score was made when Let- Portsmouth 4, Charlton Athletic 0 handled in the goal area. Chadwick ley passed from midfield to Cham Queen's Park Rangers 1, Brighton and LEAD CABLE ' W ' BX CABLE took the kick from the spot and bers, who-put it over to the right Hove 0 RANGERS ARE CHAMPIONS scrum half, Sergeant Instructor made it good. to Cuthbert who shot it home, beat Reading 3, West Ham United 2 Tottenham Hotspurs 8, Luton Town 1 OF SCOTTISH SOUTH Francis of Harrow as outside three- The Serps added two more goals in ing the goalie all the way. Watford 0, Arsenal 2 quarter, and Travers, hooker. AERIAL WIRE I BELL WIRE the second half, when A. Maderios Watford rallied and put on pres Other Matches kicked a beautiful corner which was sure, but the West 3End managed to Norwich City 3, R.A.P. 4 L03NDON, Feb 12 (Reuter). — The HOUSE ELECTRIC WIRE headed in by Stone. fight clear. Jago fouled Chambers Northern1 Command 0, National Police Rangers became the soccer cham IMMEDIATELY The last score came when Bernard and Letley took the kick from the and N.F.S. 1 pions of the Scottish southern spot but his effort did not. bear S. E. Command 1. A.A. Command 0 league for the fifth successive sea As stocks are limited we suggest passed to Stone, who beat the goalie Western Command 3, R.A.F. Northwest 5 for his hat trick. fruit. Scottish Southern League son to wartime footbaU, with Satur that you place your orders promptly. Young Bernard, who saw action in Just before half time, a melee oc Albion Rovers 0, Queen's Park 5 . day's win over HamUton. liey have the forward line yesterday, is a pro curred in front of West End's goal Celtic 2, Hibernian 2 completed the league programme mising player. Starting timidly, he and Home managed to equalise from Hamilton Academicals 1, Glasgow Rang. 4 without a single away defeat, which Hearts 2, Clyde 2 gradually picked up both speed and about five yards out. Morton 3, Dumbarton 1 is a remarkable performance. assurance as the heavier, more ex In the second half, West End put Partick Thistle 2, Motherwell 2 The Rangers did not win as easUy perienced players knocked him on the pressure with fast play, and St. Mirren 2, Airdrieonians 3 as the 4-1 score suggests although about, and towards the end of the in a melee in front of the West End Third Lanark 1, Falkirk 3 they had Dawson, the international FRITH'S Hardware game he was blocking like a veterail. goal Jago fouled Chambers again Scottish Northeastern League Dunfermline Athletic 1, Raith Rovers 1 goalkeeper, in goal after an absence With a little more experience and in the penalty area. East Site 3, Hearts 3 of several weeks. Front Street Dial 1179 more weight, Bernard will be a valu The referee awarded the penalty Falkirk 6, Dundee United 3 In a representative rugby game at able, asset to the Serps. and Dyer took the kick, making it Glasgow Rangers 3, Aberdeen 2 Belfast, the British Army . scored The Serps missed two of their best good. Glasgow and District Reserve their third successive win over Ire Dumbarton 3, St. Mirren 7 men in the forward line yesterday — Shortly afterwards, Jago fouled Motherwell 2, Third Lanark 2 land. Army's success was mainly due Monkman and "Pull Through" Ste Chambers again, and this time the Queen's Park S, Morton 3 to the splendid service given by Ser phenson, who were unable to play referee ordered the Watford player Second Round Irish Cup geant Traprs of Newport from the because of military duties. from the field. Bangor Reserve 0, Infantry Training Cen. scrum. o West End pressed and several scores tre 1 From halfway through the first DELAFORCE & SONS Belfast Celtic 3, Distillery 0 were prevented by the Watford de Cliftonville 2, Ards 2 half, the Army three-quarters dom Admiralty House Draw With fence. At one time however, Shep Linfleld 4, Lame 2 inated the game. They received gen EVERY HOME SHOULD herd of Watford in clearing, passed Northern Ireland Regional ' erous support from the forward St. George's Yesterday the ball to Bush and Bush inadver Glentoran S, Derry City 0 pack, who were always prepared to HAVE A TUBE OF Five Star and Three Star tantly kicked it into his own goal. Rugby Union make a dash on their own. Watford were left with two men Ireland 0, British Army 15 Ireland were not in the game after Admiralty House seem to be mak short when Majury was injured and Guys Hospital 7, R.N.F.A.F. 13 GMOddtTangel handy ing a habit of drawing games, for London District 7, St. Mary's Hospital IS the interval and only Murphy, their had to be taken, from the game for fuUback, enhanced his reputation FROM yesterday at St. George's they drew five minutes. However, the team Rosslyn Park 17. Welsh Infantry 3 2 to 2 against the St. George's A.C. St. Barts Hospital 8, Old Blues 17 , with his good playing. Brandy pushed ahead but couldn't score. Wasps 9. St. Thomas Hospital 3 The pick 01 the Army players were THE PHOENIX ir. an Eastern League match. The last goal came when Letley . Bath 13, Royal Air Force 3 All the scoring was done ln the Birmingham University 3, Coventry 13 Grey of Scotland at standoff-half cleared the ball and Chambers got Bristol 27, Searchlight 12 lieutenant Tanner of Wales at 9421t_t. first half. hold of it to make the score. Cambridge University 17, Eastern Com Line-ups:. Admiralty House : mand 3 Gough; Vials and Death; Angel, Em Cheltenham 9, Royal Air Force 7 Oxford University 6, Middlesex Hospital 5 bling and Meckin; Lines, Fenton R.A.F. BEAT FIRE BRIGADE Edinburgh University 11, Aberdeen Uni Smith, Winterton and Davis. versity 3 St. George's: Paley; Moulder and AT TABLE TENNIS 16-9 Glasgow 6, Services 13 Gosling Bros., Ltd. Heriots Former Pupils 8, Royal Vet. Col Rothwell; Roberts, Leighton and lege 4 Lewis; Bishop, Higgs, Manders, Oat The Royal Air Force Transport 9420tm. ley and G. Moulder. Command went through the Hamil Preferred Weight Felts Admiralty House had the better of ton Fire Brigade's "B" team 16 to 9 the game during the first half, play on Friday night at Flatts during the PRINCE REGENT WINS ing a Scottish type of football — play of a Bermuda Table Tennis £1,000 STEEPLECHASE short passing — and with Smith in League match. as forward, clicked in good combina Smith, the RA.F. table tennis ace, tions. again won all his .games quite easily, BA3LDOYLE, February 12 (Reuter). Higgs of, St. George's played an giving up not more than 11 points-in —Mr. Rank's crack chaser Prince Re outstanding game, while Rothwell, his hardest-pressed game. gent won the £1,000 handicap steeple the St. George's skipper, was a diffi The following are the individual chase over three miles. Although cult man to get past. results of the games played: carrying a heavy burden of 12 stone Tbe first score was made inadver Shanks lost to Lindley 12-21, beat 73bs. 3Prince Regent, ridden by Tim tently when Moulder, a St. George's Hassell 21-19, Cook 21-11, Souza 21-19 Hyde, started as favourite at two to back, attempted to head the ball out and Fountain. 23-21. one. He won easily by eight lengths of goal. The wind got hold of it Hughes lost to Lindley 17-21, beat from Mr. Corbett's Ruby Loch, See these! and put it into the St. George's goal. Hassell 21-19, Cook 21-13, lost to Souza carrying 9 stone 9 lbs. and starting at Admiralty House got their second 19-21, beat fountain 21-13. 100 to six. marker when, in a melee in front of Dobson lost to Lindley 12-21, Has Mrs. Molony's Knights Crest, car the St. George's goal, Fenton was sell 7-21, Cook 14-21, Souza 15-81 and rying nine stone eight lbs., and start able to push the ball across the line. Fountain 22-24. ing at ten to one, was further than Manders sooted the first goal for Sweetman lost to Lindley 18-21, two lengths behind. There were St. George's, their second tally com beat Hassell 21-18, Cook 21-14, Souza ten runners. Mr. Rank recently ing off a penalty which was taken 21-14 and Fountain 21-14. said that Prince Regent was the best BED PILLOWS by Oatway. Smith beat Lindley 21-10, HasseU chaser he ever owned. This meant During the second half, St. 21-7, Cook 21-9, Souza 21-8 and Foun a great deal, as Mr. Rank owned the George's had command of the field, tain 21-11. famous . chaser Southern Hero. missing five or six chances to add for restful sleep two points to their league standing instead of but one.
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VICTORY NEWS CROWDS DELAY IN JURISDICTION LAW MALABAR LEADS LEAGUE Classified Advertisements For Sale By Public Auction SOVIET NEWSPAPERS NOT LACK OF U.S. COURTS WITH SIX POINT MARGIN POSITION WANTED AMERICAN TRAINED NURSE — Finland Now Chief Topic Of Eleven Games Yet To Be requires position, part time, days Tuesday, February 15th, 3 p.m. At the opening of the Supreme there was difficulty in passing the only. Write Box 9468,3Bermuda Press. Oourt on Saturday morning, Mr. implementing legislation to give ef 9468*m. Foreign News In Moscow Donald C. Smith, M.C.P., Deputy fect to the international treaty ta re Played In West End LOT of LAND at Pembroke Park, Attorney General, said that he had gard to jurisdiction because there 300 -feet from the North Shore road. By HAROLD KINO erred in telling the court on __Wday were no American courts set up ta When they beat Malabar T. C. morning that the reason for the de Bermuda. I understand that that is last Wednesday by three goals to WANTED MOSCOW, February 12 (Reuter).— lay in introducing legislation regard not the difficulty. I wish po make one, Malabar Depot gained another The Red'Army victories have crowd ing concurrent jurisdiction here was that correction because I feel I mis two points in the West End Soccer * * ' ' W. H. HUGHES, Auctioneer. ed everything else off the front due to the fact that there were no informed Your Honour." League to give them a six point lead To Buy (or Bent) COTTAGE — in pages of the Soviet press during the Somerset. Particulars, including 9.82tf*m.tu. American courts set up in Beimuda. Said Sir Brooke: "I would say I over the Fleet Air Arm and West End past week to an extent unprecedent "I understand that that is not the am grateful that the matter has ap United who tie for second place with location, rooms, price (or rent) to ed in the Soviet-German war. Five difficulty," explained Mr. Smith. parently come under official consid eleven points each. Although the Box 9472, Bermuda Press. ' days out of seven editorials, as is Mr. Smith did not say what the eration, and I am quite certain ta present season is not yet over and 9472"m.w. customary here, have been sacri reason was, although he agreed with the fullness of time that something consequently there is stiU time for • • -——» ficed in order to make room for the Chief Justice, His Honour the will be done. I beUeve that there are many upsets in this league, it does special orders of the day orTrikaz," Hon. Sir Brooke Francis, when the technical difficulties which cannot look as If the Depot are all set to HELP WANTED as they are called in Russian. latter surmised that there were be resolved as quicldy as those re stay "put" at the top. "technical difficulties." sponsible would prefer." BOY — (white) to learn Linotype In quickfire succession came the The results of their remaining two Operating. A splendid opportunity closing of the Shpola trap, the cap "Before proceeding with this busi "That's the true state of affairs," games against West End United and for an ambitious boy to learn a For Sale By Public Auction ture of Rovno and Lutsk, the encir ness," said Mr. Smith just before said Mr. Smith. Daniel's Head should clarify the valuable, well paid profession. Apply cling of five divisions east of Niko counsel started summing up a case, The judge had a last word to say. position considerably. These two Bermuda Press. pol and the capture of Nikopol. "would Your Honour permit me to "I would not recant anything I have teams constitute the only real 9296tw.eitp. Thereafter the spotlight was about make a correction in the case of the said," he told Mr. Smith, "because threat to the B.FA. Oup holders as, equally divided between domestic 3King v. Wilson? until the position ls regularised and if either win all their games, which 2 YOUNG LADIES — (white) for THURSDAY, FEB. 17th and foreign affairs. "I stated, Your Honour, mistaking made ta accordance with the law of would of course mean beating the regular clerical work in large at 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 17th The chief feature of foreign af my instructions, that I understood the land, difficulties wiU arise." Depot, then that team would jump firm. Must be accurate at figures fairs has been concerning Finland. mto top place with 19 points, and and have good handwriting. Previous 4 LOTS of LAND, 4.30 pan. Following the official denial by final settlement would then have to experience not necessary. Write Box Tass, the official Soviet news agency be on goal averages. The Fleet Aix 9381, Bermuda Press. and a DWELLING on Monday, that the Soviet govern JOAN WAINWRIGHT MADE Arm, who are actually runners up 9381+f.s.m. (with modern conveniences), ment was making separate peace ne at the moment, do not present that 3 LOTS OF LAND gotiations with Finland, the govr Nazi Glider-Bomber Is PONY CLUB_PRESIDENT threat as, with only three games to BOT TO WOBK IN WINE STORE east of Warwick Camp road, ernment organ "Izvestia" on Tues play, should they win them aU they and make deliveries. Opportunity bounded on the North by a at Warwick Camp Hill. day let off a tremendous broadside Chased By Own Bomb would only get six points to equal for promotion. Good wages paid. 3Public road. in a double column editorial. Plan Made To Have Gymkhana the Depot's 17 points at present. Apply Friths liquors, Ltd., HamU "If the Finns do not want to be LONDON, February 14 (Mon To enable followers of this League ton. W. S. HUGHES, sorry today," the paper said, "they day) (Reuter).— The spectacle to judge for themselves the future 94361 s.m. will be double sorry tomorrow." Prav of a German glider-bomber And Paper Chase Soon prospects of the various teams the Auctioneer. da took up the subject on Wednes LARGE, ESTABLISHED FIBM ta being chased all over the sky The election of officers of the Ber foUowtag list of outstanding games HamUton requires services of com »383*f.ei. to tb!7. day and Red Star (the Army paper} by its own bomb was seen by has been compiled. In each case the on Thursday, saying: "It is the Red muda Pony Club for the ensuing petent accountant. Salary com crews of Allied warships off year restated in Joan Wainwright home team has been named * first, Army now which will determine the the Anzio heaches, writes The but otherwise the sequence has no mensurate with abiUty and ex Finnish frontier." betag made president, Kay Astwood, perience. State qualifications and Daily Herald's correspondent vice-ptesident,. Ronica WUliams, sec significance as matches will be ar Bulgaria has also come in for a with the Mediterranean Fleet. ranged between the clubs as circum complete details in writing to Box good deal of notice — all however. retary and June Watlington, treas 9433 Bermuda Press. He says that the German urer. stances permit, and so the Sports In the form of Tass despatches from Editor will be pleased to know in ad 9433ts.m.tu. abroad, chiefly Istanbul. Red Fleet plane manoeuvred for a glider Other members of the club tin- attack on a British destroyer vance details of the arrangements of YOUNG MAN - for Photo Finishing (the Navy paper) pointed out that elude Kit Astwood, Penelope Bleeck these games so as to give notice'in all the Slav countries are represent and the radio controlled bomb er, Mary Ann Burland, Nat Butter Department. Apply The Camera left the aircraft and was seen field, Patsy Gibbons, Angelina Mid these columns. Store. ed in special units fighting along Outstanding games in the West side the Red Army except Bulgaria. to rush towards the ship at dleton, Anne Walker, Grania Wing- 9478tm.eitp. great speed. field and Brenda Winter. End Soccer League, are: West End "Suddenly, to the crew's The Pony Club expect to run a United vs. Malabar Depot; West End YOUNG LADY — as Checker and Ihe big internal news is a sober United vs. Fleet Air Arm; Maria min TRAVELLING! interim report of the first four amazement, it looped the loop smaU gymkhana during one of the Censor, for Photo Finishing De ta a series of wild gyrations afternoons at the Agricultural Sta vs. West End Utated; West End partment. Apply The Camera Store. month's results of restoration work United vs. Daniel's Head; Fleet Air in liberated areas. The report took and hurtled straight back for tion grounds and a series of paper 9477tm. the plane from which It had chases during the season. Notice of Arm vs. Daniel's Head; Daniel's Head up two whole pages from a total of vs. Maria Hill; Malabar Depot vs. four on Saturday, and editorials been launched," the corres the dates and the place will be given pondent adds. "When last in these columns as soon, as they Daniel's Head; Daniel's Head vs. were devoted to it. M.T.C.; Fleet Air Arm vs. Maria Hill; BY PLANE? A new tank and plane fund drive • seen, the glider-bomb was still become known. FOR RENT foUowtag grimly. The question The public wiU be Invited to at Watford vs. Maria HiU; M.T.C. vs. is the big home feature as the week Watford'. COTTAGE—4 Rooms and Bath, un under review closes. Letters from is: did a Nazi make aviation tend the meet and the finish, but history as the first airman to due to the shortage of funds in the The league standings to date furnished, hot and cold water the first subscribers and Marshal follow:— £6. 10. o month, Paget. TeL 1002, StaUn's replies take up 25% of the bomb himself to blazes?" treasury, the club regrets lt will be Goals Mendonca. available space today. unable to serve refreshments to aU p. w. F. A. Pts 9404 tsm. Strongly made OVERNIGHT BAGS The slowness, of operations in who attend the finishes of the paper Malabar Depot ...... 10 8 8 17 Italy has not been commented upon chases. Fleet Air Arm 9 5 16 A CORRECTION West End United.. 8 5 17 SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE — at with Leather Handles and Brass Zipper in the press this week, but private This club, which has gained in Daniel's Head ...... 7 4 14 entrance to Tankfield, Paget. Post ly it ls a frequent subject of conver In Saturday's Royal Gazette Mr. popularity during the years, is res Watford Mess 10 2 25 Office Box 253. sation and is contrasted with the ponsible for its own paper chases on Maria Hilt Mess.... 8 2 22 Down was incorrectly reported as Malabar T. C 10 0 55 9469*m.tU/- Fasteners — Colours — Blue — Khaki cataract of Red Army victory bulle disagreeing with the proposal to pay ly, and not those run or organized by tins of-the past week. £560,000 for the land leased to the any other group, and is not respons 0 and Army Green. United States Government. Mr. ible for any riders other than its STOCKHOLM, February 12 (Reu Down said that it seemed to him the own members. FOR SALE ter).—The Finnish people are unit lending of money to finance this The following is the jump school ing in a demand that the govern scheme "would be more readily ap schedule for the Club: Senior Class SPORTSTODAY DINING-ROOM SUITE — Walnut, 9 ment should find out Russia's peace predated if it had not been preced — Tuesdays, 4.30 p.m., Saturdays, piece. John Cabral, "Hllhrtew," STURDY SUITCASES — available in terms but, at the same time, they are ed by a budget speech announcing 10.30 a.m. at Agricultural Station Basketball: At N.O.B. gymnasium, Southampton West. savagely determined to keep what direct taxation." Mr. Down, however field through the courtesy of Mr. N.O.B. League — Eagles vs. Clippers, 9470fm. three Sizes — Black Finish. they hold, report Swedish press cor favours the assumption by the Col T. A. Russell; Junion Class —Tues 6 p.m.; Yankees vs. Merchants, 8 pm. respondents in Helsinki. ony of -the cost, believing it is a days, Montpelierat 4.30 pm. through Bridge: At Bermuda Bridge Olub — MAN'S GBS7 SUIT — Size 36, £5. The Finnish Social Democrat Par small enough payment for the pro the courtesy of 3Prospect Garrison winter bridge tournament, 8 p.m. Also Sports Ooat, £4. Apply Mrs. ty has bluntly asked the Finnish tection afforded. and Mr. Pedrolini, Saturdays at the Table Tennis: At St. George-U.S.O. Clarke, Front Store, Bermuda Press. Acting Premier Tanner to approach bottom field of Government House, Club — table tennis tournament to No Telephone calls. Moscow and now, according to the North Shore entrance, at 10.80 a.m. select entries for Bermuda Cham 9476*m. Helsinki correspondent of Stock imOWNEGmHAT TRICK tlirough the courtesy of Lady Burgh pionships, 8 p.m. holm Aftonbladet. The Conserva ley. PHILUPS RADIO — practically new, tives, who have always been very un- IN B.V.R.C. 4-2 WIN o 6 tubes; £15. 0. 0. Phone 9301. comprising, are coming round to the 9453fm. view that things can no longer be Playing brilUantly, L/C Browne, Quiz Contest At St George MASTERS Limited left to drift and are ready to support centre forward for the B.V.R.C, a demarche in Moscow. The whole scored a hat trick for his team yes Women's Phones 1192 — 1193 — 1194 •Finnish press of all shades of poli terday at the Prospect Garrison Won By RAF. Last Night tical opinion urges the government Field and helped them turn back SANDALS AND PUMPS to act, and in the words of Arbetar- the B.AA. in an Eastern League The R.A F. defeated the U.S.N. last of Brightly Coloured Suedes FOR SALE bladet, "Stop jumping about like a night in a quiz contest at the St. and Skins. Practical because 9417-fm. match. George U.S.O. Club by a score of 135 cat on hot bricks." The B.VH.C. played Bardgett; Fox they can be used for dress wear to 125. The individual high scorer now and summer wear later. While urging such a demarche, and Moss; Adams, Wall and Ste was John Kinnard of the United HOME NOOK however, the Finnish press shows pbens: Sgt. Mullin, u. Wall, Browne, States Navy with 70 points. Popular Prices A Modern Cottage little sign of willingness on the part F. Wall and Moniz. Members of the RAF. were Sgt. of Finland to go to the conference For the B.AA—KendaU, WiUiams Eric Hicks, Cpl. Bert Hays and A/C (3 bedrooms) table as a defeated nation. All the and Masters; Moniz, N. Spurling and Glenn Johnson. The opposing team The Shoe Shop situated .on New Road, Sandys papers say the country will not ac Shorter; Kyme, Frick, D. SpurUng, consisted of Pat Moore, John Kin (PEARMAN'S) cept occupation and many say the Rick and Waite. nard and Chief Daniel Morris. Queen St. Reid St. Nicely elevated, with government will not agree to a peace Gaseoigne was not played yester Mr. Jack HouUhan, Associate Pro 9429tm.eitp. unique view of the which would fix the frontier at the day. gramme Director of the St. George Great Sound. AUCTION line fixed after the 1939 war. All the scoring was done in the U.S.O. was the quiz master. Uusi Suomi sajjs this would be an first half of the game. Browne scor Worth £2,500 arbitrary arrangement upon which ing three and Adams one for the no mutually trustful relations could BV.R.C. be built. The exact attitude of the Donald SpurUng scored both goals one-sided as the tally indicates. The War-Time Supplies Sale Price B.AA. pressed aU the time and had |§ SALE government is expected to be known for the BA.A. on application. on Monday, when the cabinet will WhUe the score looks a Uttle top- bad luck. They missed several op place proposals before Parliament. heavy, actually the game was not as portunities to score and were Commission cheated out of a couple by a strong M. A. GIBBONS Meanwhile, Germany is endeav wind. ouring to counter the demarche Dial 1261 GIFT SHOP made in Helsinki by the United TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT NOTICE TO IMPORTERS 9426fm. Front Street, Next Door To Masters Hardware States State Secretary, Mr. Cordell TO START AT ST. GEORGE'S HuU. Her Minister, Mr. Brittscher, THE WAR-TIME OF FOODSTUFFS who returned from Berlin yesterday, The St. George-U.S.O. Club wiU immediately saw the Finnish For start its table tennis tournament SUPPLIES COMMISSION Sale starts Friday, Fob. 18th eign Minister. M. Henrik Ramsay, this eventag to select a representa Commission Merchants and FOR SALE and is reported to have promised tive to be entered in the Bermuda other Registered Importers of 10.30 a.m. greater food and war supplies and Table Tennis tournament next NOTICE territorial rewards in the southeast. month. Foodstuffs are invited to at By Tender EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLO The events will be men's singles It is hereby notified for general The German press stresses that no and doubles, women's singles and information that orders have been tend a meetmg to be held in decision has yet been reached in Hel mixed doubles: published informing' the public Chinese Jade Tree and Soapstone Lamps sinki and flatters the Finns, telling All entries are to report to Mr. the Chamber of Commerce that — Aquavista Cottage them that capitulation is absurd as Jack HouUhan. Rooms TODAY, at 10.30 a.m. Devonshire, English Brass Candeliers the Fiuus are too heroic to surren Play is expected to get under way (a) The restrictions on the sale of Wood Wall Brackets from 'India der. at 8 p.m. with basement used as warehouse Fuel Oil have been lifted, and The purpose of the meeting and forty feet stone-built shed, and Venecian Comports and Bowl it is now no longer necessary two stone-built rooms use as work English Bronze Statuettes and Figures to have a permit from the War- is to enable Importers to dis shops or servants rooms. Cottage Time Supplies Commission to cuss with the Chairman and contains spacious stone verandah purchase this commodity. three rooms and bath, dining room Members of the War-Time kitchen and larder. Hot and cold Real Stone Carvings of Jade — Amethyst Nebraska Certified Triumph (b) The restrictions on the sale of water, two large tanks. Facing Supplies Commission certain south ocean, with access to the sea Rosequartz — Crystal — Cornelian Kerosene Oil have been lifted Standing in lot approx. 118 feet on Porcelain from CHINA Seed Potatoes and it is no longer rationed, problems which have arisen new road by 131 feet depth, or how but is stiU subject to con in connection with the Food otherwise it can be described ioo-ib. Bags - 33/. Cash trolled prices. Tenders will be received not later Hand Embroidered Irish Linen stuff Allocations. than Monday, February 21st, 12 2. For full particulars see the o'clock noon. Not bound to accent 54 x 54 — 72 x 72 — 72 x 108 — 72 x 153 the highest or any tender. Napkins to Match Official Gazette, (The Mid-Ocean ARTHUR R. SMITH, Pearman, Watlington & Co. News) of February 12th, 1944. Director of Supplies. F. J. G. FOOTE, Work done by the NUNS »479tm. .430ts.m..u. 9442f«. Office over 36 Front Street, Hamilton. British made Leather Goods 9275tth.i.m.w.i.m. English Rose Bowls Novelties and Jewellery Just Arrived— THE PEOPLES MARKET Goods may be viewed any day 9.30 to 12 a.m. § HUMBER BICYCLES RALEIGH > Headquarters far LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FIXTURES The "All Steel" Bicycle VEGETABLES Show Cases — Mirrors — Wall Cases Cash Only National Cash Register ASTWOOD'S LOCAL MEATS LOBSTERS, Etc MYER MALLOW, Auctioneer Save For Freedom — "BUY WAB SAVINGS CEBTIFICATES" WADSON'S 9087tm.tu.w.t_.!.tp.